The Church as Rural Gentea The Rural Church in Social Duty
A 1920s article argues the rural church must expand beyond preaching to be a social center. It contends true Christianity is social, urging churches to host youth gatherings, clubs, picnics, and recreation to guide country youth and enrich community life. It emphasizes serving many local groups and offering meaningful alternatives to secular amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Radford
National Farmers’ Union
Church
Review of Bulletin No Among the Middle West Farmer Bulletins
A review highlights Bulletin No ?, by Henry G Bell of the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee, on Crop Feeding Pays. It covers corn, wheat, oats, and potatoes, stressing fed crops yield better quality. Chapter 8 discusses Best Results From Fertilizers and practical testing. An ad for Pine Tar Honey and a brief misprint section follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Henry G. Bell
Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
Bell
Brewster
Sherman County
Kan
W. Jarvis
Troy
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Oury
Boobus
Man
Petry Balding
Wer
Stangs
Oneteetenreee
Riebold’s Bakery
Diamond Mineral Springs
Grantfork, Ill
Lindbeck
Senzeen
Rouuial Gentea
Golebros
Cor Lightning
Wesel
Cole Bros
Franklin
Troy, Ill
Review OF Bulletin NO
E. Williams
Hamilton
Ohio
St. Louis
Daniel Peterman
Degees
W. Braner
Henry Geffen
August Ritcher
Theo. Gebauer
Hanna
J. Hanna
Scott
Universal Auto Top Co
North Theresa Ave
Sudan
O. B
Martin Seed Co
Lubbock
Texas
CITY
B. W. Jarvis
Andrew Klein
John Deimling
Michigan
Philip Lippert
Stanton, Mich
Elizabeth Schultze Agatt
Aviston
Trenton
Greeeke Bros
Lil
E. Munson
Salina Street
Byra
Suse
Nene
Iminoie
Bellegitte
RF. D
Carlyle
J. E. Rogan
Grant
Jefferson Counties
Arkansas
Rocks
Dealville
Wm. C. Uphoff & Co
Elbert
Summit South
Baldwin County Colonization Co
Hartford Bldg
Chicago
Iuinvis
New Athens
Poultry and Eggs
Anconas
J. MW. Wilson
Jonesburg
Plymouth Rock
Peter Kellermann
Wyckoff
R. F. iHanke
Julian Ave
Altenburg
North Theresa
Siamy G. CG. Fenner
Louisville, Ky
Times Equare
New York City
Martin Keck
Fred H. Garnet
Cal
Tocn
St. Louis Str
Fowardsville, Ill
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