Minister讲述财富与信仰的冲突在达拉斯讲道
Pastor C. T. Russell 在 Dalas Texas 发表讲道,主题为财富增长与对上帝的远离。演讲指出欧洲与美国财富激增但人心远离救赎,呼吁用财富投向慈善与社会改革,并警告现代教会因追求享乐而削弱教义与基督信仰的力量。
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
3
Pastor C. T. Russell 在 Dalas Texas 发表讲道,主题为财富增长与对上帝的远离。演讲指出欧洲与美国财富激增但人心远离救赎,呼吁用财富投向慈善与社会改革,并警告现代教会因追求享乐而削弱教义与基督信仰的力量。
Agnes Kinby recounts a Mount Desert summer where Edith Moore, engaged to George Turner, is pursued by Monsieur Rambouche a naturalized Frenchman. He confronts Edith with a threat tied to a hair memento, but George dismisses the duel notion and defends American flirtatious liberty, while Rambouche discovers Edith wed Elaie Moore. George later consoles Edith amid the scandal.
An essay argues left handed individuals use only a fraction of their potential daily. It claims they are often stigmatized yet superior in some tasks, with the left hand mainly used for balance while the right handles most heavy work. The piece laments lingering prejudice against left handedness.
A Balti mere Amsetean exchange praises the Stelees cooker as a great invention while noting concerns about the costs and practicality of a home with a pipeless stove.
Miss Evie Trent visits her brother Bert as kinfolk gather for a casual weekend. Neighbors and families celebrate at a wedding-like gathering for William Bond who returned with his wife after a two week absence. Card parties and singing fill the week with visits among Trent Gillum Buckalew and Payne families across Martinstown Pennville and nearby farms.
A Missouri bank balance sheet dated June 14 1913 lists liabilities and capital with totals. It notes capital stock and surplus funds undivided profits and deposits including demand and time certificates, with entries for notes and rediscounts. The filing is sworn by Pollock president and Long cashier before a justice of the peace.
Historical notice from Unionville Missouri in 1913 shows a bank balance summary with real estate, furniture, cash items and deposits. Signers assess the figures under oath including loans and due from banks while noting a partial wreck payment and undivided profits in the ledger.
Mr and Mrs Guy Fleshman visited the G T Christian home Sunday. Cordis Bummera works for Mrs Dr Noland this week. Ira Young and family spent Sunday at the W T Christian home. Opal Hill visited Miss Lualle Clapper. Helen and Edwin Christian visited relatives in Unionville. Turner Noland and family spent Sabbath with his parents DS and Mrs Noland. John Pearson and family visited the Wm Clapper home. Mr and Mrs Dave Noland and daughter visited the home of her parents near Lucerne. Frank Goffey and family from Unionville spent Sunday with James Alexander. Rev Campbell will preach at Bethlehem next Thursday night. Everyone invited.
Sunday through Monday social rounds show numerous visits among Hackney, Miller, Fightmaster, and related families. Friends and relatives including Miss Alta Singleton Nora Miller and George Miller hosted gatherings and ice cream events with multiple households calling on kin.
The report notes strong Sunday school attendance in West Liberty last Friday. It mentions a basket meeting at the Union with many young people present, Irvin Valenting injured last week but improving, and Harry Johnson visiting the area this week. Misses Josephine Losey and Euphemia Dennis visited Euphemia’s parents near Lemonville, with Harley Skipper family in the vicinity.
Rob Skipper and wife visited Sunday with W. A. Valentine's. Bennie Gilworth and family called on her mother Mrs. Mary Callison and family. There will be a meeting at West Liberty next Sunday at the M. E. church morning and night. Charley Alexander and family called on L. C. Morgan's Sunday. Several near here were Unionville visitors last Saturday. Vera Duncan of Lucerne visited W. A. Valentine's last week. Pearl Bishops were Lucerne callers last Wednesday. Miss Cleta Hamilton is no better at this writing. Mrs Frank Galloway visited home folks in Unionville Saturday and a born to Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Gilworth, June 16th, a boy.
South Lincoln events include Mr and Mrs J R Maize visiting Ed Baldock. A O Fullerton and Hazel entertained at Ed Spencer. Dead Ora King buried Hartford cemetery. survived by wife and parents. Vernan Bradshaw closed a school term at Gray. Carter family visited Fuallerton home. Alta Picket visited Hazel Fullerton.
A young woman out on a park boat rammed into a balance mishap and fell into the water. A crowd gathered as she was rescued, and a nearby boy offered a playful, if earnest, promise to help recover her balance.
Old text discusses using leftovers from lamb veal beef and fowls too old for roasting in stews. Mentions simmering without fully covering meat and adding cold water to stop boiling. Refers to a Boston oak and a Boston book with 90 recipes and a 25 cent can offer.
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