Jesus And The Sabbath Lesson Card 1595
The March 1595 Sunday School lesson notes Jesus keeping the Sabbath in Capernaum and nearby fields. It contrasts Pharisee rules with Jesus healing on the day, cites David and temple priests examples, and presents the principle that the Sabbath serves man not vice versa, with questions prompting study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peloubet
Capernaum
Christ
Matthew
Jesus
Beelzebub
Jeans
David
House of God
Ares Rae
Patched Friendship May Falter in New Setting
A fragile friendship faces strain when relocated to unfamiliar surroundings. the compatibility of shared history with new environment may falter, testing trust and adaptability between the two individuals involved.
Epworth League Sculpture Realisae and Stephen's Martyrdom
The article reflects on the martyrdom of Stephen and the dispersion of Jesus followers in Jerusalem, noting how these events, guided by divine wisdom, aided the spread of the gospel. It highlights Philip’s deaconship, bold yet courteous preaching to the Ethiopian eunuch, and his effective personal outreach between Jerusalem and Gaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Fils
Stephen
Jerusalem
Christ
Saul
Philip
Samaria
Gaza
Iso
Fraternal Lodge Meeting Schedule Shreveport Area
Local fraternal orders list meeting times and halls across Shreveport. Masonic, Royal Arch, Odd Fellows, Knights groups and others meet weekly or monthly in various halls including Market Street, Texas Street, and Castle Hall with scheduled start times from 7 to 8:30 PM depending on season. Names like Ascension Commandery No 6 and Shreveport Lodge No 115 appear among officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hal
Ana
Corner Market
Texas St
Nefith Lodge No. 21
H. Hicks
N. G. E. J. Kasske
Sec
Shreveport Lodge No. 63
Jasmiphu K. Herold
N. G
H. J. Lancaster
Rebekkah
Queen Esther No
Odd Fellows Hall
Mes. Gro
A. Forschler
L. A. Perry
Masonry and Related Lodges Meet on Monthly Schedules
Colored tEdges list local Masonic and affiliated bodies with meeting times. Rebecca Chapter No .4 and Border with Eastern Star meet first and third Fridays at 3 PM. Mount Lebanon Lodge No. 20 and Lily Lodge No. 28 meet first/third or second/fourth Fridays at 7:30 PM. Ancient Border Shrine and King Solomon Royal Arch Chapter have Monday or Thursday night sessions. Knights Templars and Cyrene Commandry also hold regular monthly meetings with officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Whitehead
W. M
Allen
Mystic Shrine
H. McMillan
Imp
Potentate
McKer
C. Rabin
King Solomon Royal Arch
Cyrene Commandry Knight Templars
WM. Segue
Green
Recorder
Fire Alarm Stations in Shreveport Districts
Listings of fire alarm stations by district in Shreveport with corner locations at Commerce Travis Market Caddo Market Texas Marshall Fanin Common etc. including stations 12 44 15 16 31 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 31 32 344 85 41 42 43 and street intersections in each district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Commerce
Travis Streets
Caddo Sts
Texas Sts
Marshall and
Fanin Sts
Marshall and Crockett
Marshall Street
Line Avenue
McNeil and
Louisiana and
Cotton Streets
Common and
Milam
Third District
Christian and
Wood Sts
Sprague Street
Western Avenue
Peabody and
Williams Streets
Also Mentioned on This Page
Epworth League
W. J. Yates
A. M. Tople
The
Secret Societies
Stor Scott Building
Shreveport Royal Arch
Ascension Commandery
L. E. Thomas
M. Watson
Shreveport Lodge No. 115
A. M
J.D. Wagner
D. Jenklns
Caddo Lodge No
L. C. Allen
H. B. Hearne
NT Oerdee OF
ODD Fellowes
Osceola Tribe No
Levy & Sonatore
W. F. Thoman
J-D. Jenkins
P. Pontiac
Commercial National Bank
A. Moellencamp
Sachem
Jules Bernstein
Knights OF
Pythias
Damon Lodge No
Castle Hall
Spring Street
Elisha Laaor
Knights OF the Golden Eagle
Hreveport Castle
RKA Gruubbs
N.C
Ancient Order United Workmen
Louisiana
Lodge NO. I
U. W
Randal
Texas
J. L. Busny
M. W L
Crain
Masonic
Fourth District
Lawrence Street
Texas Avenue
Murphy Street
Greenwood
Jordan Streets
Cennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Carolinnas Lakes and Woops
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
A. Glisson
Ss. G. Warnee
Tex FT. Worth
Tex. Tyler
E. W. Labeaume
Fenera
T. ‘Louis
Moe
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