Jesus and the Sabbath in March 1808 Sunday School Lesson
An instructional overview on Matthew 12 18 comparing Mark 2 5 24 for a spring lesson at Capernium focusing on opposition to Christ and the rightful use of the Sabbath An emphasis on principles over rigid ritual and the idea that the Sabbath serves man not vice versa The piece cites Jesus healing on the Sabbath and teaching that acts of mercy are lawful on this day with references to Pharisaic strictures and Scriptural examples for context.
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Peloubet
Man
Capernium
Christ
Matthew
Jesus
Beelzebub
Jenna
Tia
Anne
Wim
Jeans
Eeremor Tor
Earth
Stesus
Patchwork Bond Faces Troubles in New Setting
A patched-up friendship struggles after moving to a new place, with tension rising as old dynamics clash with unfamiliar surroundings and social circles.
Epworth League Sermon on Stephen and Philip
The sermon discusses Stephen's martyrdom as a divine event shaping early Christian spread. It highlights Philip's deaconate, evangelistic gifts, and his missions from Jerusalem to Samaria and Gaza, emphasizing faith, scripture, and bold preaching.
Secret Societies Lodge Meeting Schedules and Odd Fellows Roster
Fragments list Masonic and Odd Fellows lodge details in Shreveport and nearby towns. Notes include meeting nights, times, and locations at Scott Building and Odd Fellows Hall, with officers names and event cadence across months October to April and April to October. Additional notices cover Improved Order of Red Men and Knights of the Golden Circle activities with meeting nights and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Scott Building
Corner Market
Texas
Bt— Nerth Lodge
H. Hices
N. G
J. Kassen
Sec
Shreveport Lodge No. 63
Josue K. Herold
Odd Wellows Hall
Fraternal Lodge and Shrine Meeting Schedule
Old-branch fraternal notices list the Eastern Star meets on the first and third Friday afternoons at 3 oclock. Mount Lebanon Lodge No 50 holds the first and third Friday evenings at 7:30, while Lily Lodge No 2 meets on the first and fourth Fridays at 8 oclock. Mystic Shrine meets first Monday evenings at 7:30, Royal Arch Chapter second Thursday nights at 7:28, Cyrene Commandry Knight Templars first Thursday at 7 oclock.
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Shreveport
Royal Arch Chapter No
L. E. Thomas
M. Watson
Vic
Whitehead
Allen, Lee
Qorler
Mystic Shrine
H. McMillan
Imp
Potentate
MeKesk
Rabin
King
Cyrene Commandry Knight Templars
Wat
Fire Alarm Stations Listed for Shreveport Districts
A historical notice enumerates fire alarm system stations in Shreveport across four districts. It lists intersections and street corners such as Commerce and Travia, Market and Caddo, Market and Texas, Marshell and Minute, Common and Min Ste, Cotton and Sta, Spring and Milani, and others in districts two to four, with multiple corner pairings and street names.
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Shreveport
First District
Commerce
Travia Streets
Corner Market
Caddo Sts
Marsal and
Crock Streets
Marshall Street
Line Avenue
McNeil and
Texas Sts
Louisiana
Common
Milam Bts
Third District
Christian and
Wood Ste
Sprague Street
Western Avenue
Peabody and
Williams Streets
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Interna
Epworth League
Lemon
Fey
W. J. Fates
Somrims Reapma
Mio
Stephen
Jeruusalam
Cassiitiss
Baal
Philip
Jerome
Foola
Gaza
Texson
Sarah Ly
Seeines
Oliver Fa
the Secret Societies
Masonic
Market Street
Ascension Commandery
To'elock
Chase
Anien
Shreveport Lodge No
A.M
VaaxEn
Jenelns
Caddo Lodge No
K and
L. C. Allen
W. M
H.B. Hearn
Raps
Osceola Tribe No
Wikwam
Levy
A. Biorlerncamp
Suche
Jules Bernstein
C. of
Fythtas
Eloele
Castle On
An Taoe
Viscoy
Castle Hall
Knight of the Golden B
Reyeport Castle No
Castle “Hall
Commercial National
Ancient Order United Workmen
Loistana Topos NG
Tuesday Avening
Randal
J. Ty Husey
L. 5
Crain” Mecorder
Fourth District
Lawrence Street
Texas Avenue
Murphy Street
Texts Avenue
Greenwood
Jordan Streets
Sabina
Caroliere
Lakes
Wisconsin
Wichican
Minnesota
T. Louis
Chicano
Cincernati
Lovie Orea
United States
Canaes
Andreasoy Ament
Ghisson
G. Warner
Worth
Tex
Louie
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