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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1920
Page
3
Richard J. Hill urges readers to seek salvation and prepare for a coming Kingdom of the Lord. He cites Bible verses, announces meetings at 61 East Archer Street Masonic Hall, and warns that the world will end with a resurrection for the just and unjust.
The Muskogee column notes De and Mex Montgomery returning from Colorado and Mint Hassley Towler resuming duties after Virginia. It reports many new teachers this year, including Patton at the high school, and a public interest in biblical prophecies about world endings. It mentions political unrest in Europe and America, local visits, church events, and a trip by J. Stewart and family from Colorado with rain-delayed travel.
The article argues that sickness and death prompt humanity to seek Life everlasting through Jehovah. It cites the Bible as revelation of mankind’s origin and future, notes increasing light in gospel times, and discusses the end of the world, prophetic understanding, and the coming new order with resurrection blessings for the obedient.
PAWNEE NOTES mention Jack Cooksey 9 on the sick list. Maxie Thompson of Tulsa visits Mrs. Cora Jones. James Jones will leave for Oklahoma City to attend school. Albert Thompson and William Curtis return from Kansas City and leave for Langston. The Misses Sales Addie Williamson Agnes Van Winkle plan Langston University session. Nola Williamson, ticket seller at Dixie Theatre and Tulsa Star staff member in Tulsa Otis, visits relatives. Mr. Wm Redfern, Dixie owner, plans a week’s rent and va- cation.
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