Daredevil pilot Ormer L Locklear tops 2500 feet in flight
From childhood he chased thrills and became Lt Locklear of the US Air Service now famed as an air daredevil. He leaps between airplanes at 2,500 feet and performs aerial calisthenics from wing and landing gear. He claims the title originator of the acrobats with no rivals.
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Ormer L. Locklear
Lieutenant Locklear
United States Air Service
Bulldogs in Prayer in Sunday School Lesson
A 1919 Sunday school lesson uses a Solomon Islands parable of bulldogs to urge believers to be steadfast in prayer. It cites Luke 18 and Philippians 4, recalling a North Carolina tale of temper control and a class on prayer as a battlefield, plus John Rott’s remark on praying anywhere.
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Solomon Islands
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School of Prayer
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