Advent beliefs and Sabbath debate in Bible Student writings
The article discusses Adventist views on salvation plans and the Sabbath, arguing the Law Covenant applied only to Jews and not Gentiles. It asserts Christians live under grace, with emphasis on faith in Christ and rest from the law. It condemns eternal torment and promotes debate on Hellfire and related doctrines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile
Jesus Christ
Law Court
Christ
Abraham
Jyny
Hell
Johnson
Tulse
Adin
Sno
Mme
Chris Hen
Letters of support and reaction in the Tulsa Star 1918
Readers and editors respond to editor Smitzerman Heciment of many letters of gon mendation. Included are personal notes to Governor Williams and tributes from Mo Wakefield and A J Stalthernan. references to the Dewey tragedy and the Hhewey Kaisurs and calls to curb mob violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maskeer
Oli
Mow
A. J
Stalthernan
Tulsa
Naif
Sam Arond
Tors
Loerson City
Williams
the Star
Oklahoma Capitol Sees Dewey Case Tension Rise
Editor How Whatams warns Governor Williams to heed the Dewey matter as unrest grows after a Colored people incident. Smitherman cites promises to pursue warrants. leaders press for swift action while Governor Williams aims for a prudent, united approach amid political pressure.
Endorsement Letter From Oklahoma Educator
A letter from J. G. Dobson of WeW 1k TL Wilsall, Oklahoma, endorses a proposed movement to establish a state base at Boley for Colored leadership beginning September. The educator HTL Wilson predicts support from leading Colored people and hopes for agricultural development backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Dobsen
Wilsall
Oklahom City
Lum
Boley Oklahome
Agricutiu
Wilson Ale Superintendent of Education
Alice Dunbar Nelson Named National Defence Women’s Committees Rep
Mrs. Alice Dunbar Nelson is appointed as field representative for women’s committees of the National Council of Defence. She leaves Washington to survey work by colored women across states and to mobilize organization. Nelson, widow of Paul Laurence Dunbar, heads the Howard High School unit in Wilmington, Delaware, and has long served with the National Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dunbar Nelson Nene
National Councl of Defence
Wasnyton
Oy Mad
Bom
Miew Contur Nels
Washington
Ing Aiy
Niy
Existance
Meg Nelson
Wilmington
Delaware
Hnahih
Howard High School
Nation Federation of
Jored
Netson
Laurance Daobur
Pushing The Negro Fair Promises Historic Oklahoma Event
The well known Oklahoma figure, as president of the Negro Fair, guarantees a major entertainment event in Haley on September 2. Johnson funds top attractions with local support from Boley. Large crowds are expected to attend this historic fair, seen as a premier effort by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Johan
Sqaire
Haley
Oki
Johnson
Boley
New President for Kansas School
Tuskegee Institute student Meo G1 Bridgeforth is elected president of the National and Industrial Institute Army. The next class begins August 23 and applicants should contact The Adjutant General of the Army for information. There are now thirty one colored chaplains in the various branches of the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegeo Institute
Ie Hoon
Wweational and Industrial Institute
Adjutant General of the Army
Arn
Cadet Chaplaincy Training Near Louisville Camp Zacha Vinylor
The Army runs a chaplaincy training school at Camp Zacha Vinylor near Louisville Kentucky to educate chaplains and prepare officers and men. New buses and logistics support the program while cadets study prescribed texts and receive subsistence during the course. Upon graduation, cadets are appointed First Lieutenant in the National Army and begin their duties serving soldiers in creed and welfare matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creed
Zacha- Vinylor
Louisville
Kentucky
Mrs Neon as Author and Writer of Louisiana Life
Mrs Neon is described as a noted author with a volume of poets and short stories on Louisiana life. She also compiled a collection of dest orations by Nokro leaders and is noted as a newspaper and magazine writer of revogatcedbility and far-reaching influens.
Solored Man In War Work Review Sparks Colored Effort
A 1918 notice highlights Black Americans aiding the World War effort. It cites exemplary work by a regiment that raced a steamship in fifty six hours and discusses a film shown nationwide in leading Colored theaters. A closing note thanks supporters for attendance at an event honoring A B C with date August 28 1018 and signed by Brother Andrew McGregor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett
Seult
Ils Ste Regiment
Somewre
Banes
Levin Ilu
Brothers of the
W. 11
Sisters of the
Andrew McGregory
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Smitzerman Hecimient
Ellitor Smithepuan
Pevernat Willi
Siuitheriman
Vrowey
Hiristow
Ori
Belitor
Son
Moh
Wakefiek
Jangston
A. Smitherman
The
Tulsa Star
Okla
Sanitiwenion
Governan Willianes
Dewey
Capitol
Tibrty
Parti
Wilh
Amerie
Oklahome
Waite
Blick
Leter
Bair
Holey
J. Coody Johnson
Kansas
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