Temon for the Week Beginning Sept 5 at Epworth League
Rev W J Yates and A M Tople discuss Pauls view of Jesus Christ in Reading Rom I 8 4 and Gal iv 4. They present Jesus as both God and man with humanity, crucifixion, resurrection, and lordship. Emphasizes Christs preeminence and savior power through divine fullness and reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temon
Rev. W. J. Yates
A. M. Tople
Christ of
Paul
Apostle
Jesus Christ
Damascus
God
Earth
Christ Jesus
David
Father
Heaven
Jesus
The Joy of Helpfulness and Selfless Happiness
A short meditation on happiness through giving and selflessness. Helping others brings deeper joy than receiving, as fear and pride fade when one forgets self. The story cites Paul's shipwreck peril and his concern for others over his own fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Rome
Ready For Service In Autumn Work Returns
The vacation season ends as many readers return home, prompting a shift toward earnest work. Autumn offers some of the year’s best weeks for productivity and routines.
Ready for Revival Work This Autumn Season
The message urges aggressive work to recruit absentees from church and league services. It stresses inviting newcomers, welcoming strangers, and tightening fellowship. It notes early autumn as the best revival season, warns January is less favorable, and calls for immediate readiness to begin outreach and prayer meetings.
Leadership Roles of Apostolic Pillars in Jerusalem Church
In Jerusalem Paul encountered Peter James and John as key leaders James likely acted as moderator while Peter held de facto leadership in many matters John remained influential in public and private. The trio were described as pillars in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apostolic Church
Jerusalem
Paul
Peter
James
John
Peace on Earth Hymn by Mary C Lowe in Bethlehem Light
Poem reflecting humble field life and heavenly peace, with biblical imagery and refrain of Bethlehem light. Mary C Lowe cites a shepherds scene, star of promise, and heavenly hope guiding homes and hearts amid rural toil and travel.
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Ruth
Judma
Bethlehem
Mary C. Lowe
One Little Year
Poem by Ella P. Fort written for THE PROGRESS reflecting on a year of hope and loss for a baby. It ponders how a single year can bring joy, potential bereavement, and the mercy of God, urging readers to sow deeds for an unknown future.
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THE
Progress
Ella P. Fort
Deeda
For Sale Grocery and Barroom Business Sale
A grocery and barroom with steady daily beer sales of two to three thousand dollars. Rent is cheap and stock plus fixtures run from 550 to 600 dollars. Seller cites Klondike fever as the reason for sale.
For Rent or Sale Storehouse in Manufacturing Locality
For Rent or Sale a good storehouse in a manufacturing locality surrounded by several factories including Works Gas Oil mill and freight depot with a power house and Victor Lumber in the immediate vicinity employing about 900 hands. Rent 20. Address L B Progress.
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T. P
Victor Lumber Lu
BR. Progress
Church Directory Listings by Denomination
Methodist on Jordan Street and First Church on Head Texas Street list pastors and service times. Baptist First Church on Texas and McNeil, Allendale Mission, Presbyterian First and St Marks, Catholic Holy Mass times, and Jewish synagogue details with service days and Sunday school.
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Methodist
Jordan Street
Jordan and
van Loan Streets
H. M. May
C. D. Hicks
Epworth League
First Church
Texas Street
Revy
William H. LaPrade
W. L. Foster
Allendale
Western Avenue
Hanna Street
H.C. Joyner
Presbyterian
Fire Alarm Stations in Shreveport City Districts
A list of fire alarm stations across Shreveport enumerates locations by district and street corners. Entries include corners at Commerce with Travis, Market with Caddo, Market with Texas, Marshall with Fanin, Common with Fanin, Market with Cotton, Spring with Mailam, Marshall with Crockett, Marshall with Line, McNeil with Texas, Louisiana with Cotton, Common with Milam, Common with Cotton, Cotton with Cane, Christian with Wood, Sprague with Western, Peabody with William, Lawrence with Texas, Murphy with Texas, and Greenwood with Jordan.
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City of
Shreveport
First District
Commerce
Travis Streets
Market
Caddo Sts
Texas Sts
Marshall and
Fanin Sts
Fanin Sta
Cotton
Spring and
Mailam
Marshall and Crockett Streets
Marshall Street
Line Avenue
McNeil and
Texas
Louisiana and
Common
Milam
Christian and
Wood Sts
Sprague Street
Western Avenue
Peabody and
Williama Streets
Railroad Schedule For Shreveport To Camden Roster
Passenger train No. 7 arrives daily at 10 34 a m and No. 8 departs at 4 90 ight. Freight Nos. 11 and 12 run daily except Sunday between Shreveport and Camden. Northbound No 1 Through Express arrives 9 30 a m departs 9 20 a m daily. No 29 Local Freight arrives 7 15 p m daily except Sunday. Southbound No 4 Through Express arrives 5 30 p m departs 6 00 p m daily. No 30 Local Freight departs 7 36 p m daily except Sunday. Mails close 30 minutes before train departures.
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Shreveport
Camden
Kansas City
Shreveport & Gulf
Vicksburg
Houston
Wliles Bie
Ebe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church Directory
Baptist
Texas and
McNeil Streets
Penick
GC. C. McCloud
Edwards and
Ravis Streets
Matthew van Lea
Col. H. Lindsay
Episcopal
St. Marks—Corner Farm
Market Streets
W. T. Dickinson Dalzell
Fanin
Marshall Streets
B. Scharl
Fanin Street
Saenger
Lawrence Street
Texas Avenue
Murphy Street
Greenwood
Jordan Streets
W.C. Spearman
Texarkana
ARK
Texas & Pacific
Nap
Shreveport & Pacific
Eurasy
Nor Falls
Pacific
United States
E P. Turner
Gene Puss
Dallas
T. M. Comegys
Oding Bld
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