Lessons From Israel's Early Kings and Samuel
Devotional outline reviews Samuel Saul David and Solomon. It covers lessons from each ruler, illustrates faith and obedience, and suggests review methods, assignments, and recitations for July through September focusing on high points like Davids faith, Jos second king, temple building, and Neboahams pride.
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Israel
Samuel
Saul
David
Solomon
Benjamin
Jesse
God
Goliath
Jonathan
Nathan
Nehoboam
We Grow Strong Or Weak Unveiling Through Daily Strength
A reflective aphorism notes that great occasions reveal character not create it, as people grow stronger or weaker day by day and a crisis exposes what they have become.
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Canon Westcott
Have Christ in Your Heart Quote by William Barns
A short inspirational line asserts that faith in Christ brings heavenward focus and only necessary temporal blessings to endure life, implying pain and sorrow have little power against true spiritual guidance. The author, William Barns, frames a life guided by faith as sufficient for safety and peace.
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Christ
William Barns
The Cost and the Gain of Discipleship
The quote reflects on counting the cost of following Christ while noting that gain is beyond arithmetic. It cites a belief that discipleship requires risk and faith rather than measurable profit. The source attributes the idea to W. L. Watkinson.
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Christ
W. L. Watkinson
Christian Science and Covenant Church Sunday Services
The Christian Science church conducts Sunday services at 11 o clock with the topic Reality. Covenant Church holds Sabbath school at 10 am and services at 11 am on Victory through Vision with an evening sermon at 7 30 pm led by R H McKelvy.
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Christian Science Ehurch
R.H. McKelvy
Keota church invites Rev Nally to lead Sunday service
Keota church members plan a Sunday morning service featuring Rev Nally from Washington. A church dinner follows, with baskets to bring. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p m and both First United Presbyterian and United Presbyterian hold 9 45 Sunday school and 11 a m services with Rev S R McLaughlin.
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Bible School
Keota
Nally
Washington
Christian Endeavor
Pulit Committee
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper Observed This Sabbath
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed this coming Sabbath at morning worship. Preparatory services are set for Friday at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Rev. W. C. Porter of Crawfordsville and Rev. Paul Livingston of Morning Sun will preach. Members urged to be faithful. Willard Wylie, minister.
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W. C. Porter
Crawfordsville
Paul Livingston
Willard Wylie
The House of Friendship Bible School Hosts Sunday Services
The House of Friendship Baptist welcomes all to a 9:30 graded Bible School, 11:66 morning worship, 6:45 B Y P U for youths, and 7:80 prayer meeting midweek. Minister Arthur A. Wing and organist Lester Thompson invite newcomers to seek a higher life and the gospel’s truths.
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House of Friendship
Sege
Charister
Lester Thompson
Arthur A. Wing
Methodist Welcome Sermons and Music Schedule
The church invites all to Bible School at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m with preacher’s appeal for old time religion. Evening service at 7 30 features The Big Fight. music includes Rossi Ave Maria and Messiah pieces performed by Mr H N Schuster and Miss Mary Hunter.
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Epworth ‘League
Rossi
West Chester churches invite full winter season services
Country churches schedule morning and evening services with Sunday school at ten. Walter Scranton urges a disciplined winter routine and aims for evangelistic meetings before corn husking. The Methodist church led by Rev. P Y Gray lists Sunday school ten, morning worship 11, Epworth League 6 30, preaching 7 39.
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Co. FE
Hamilton
West Chester
Great Whiteway
PY. B. Gray
Lloyd Bauer
Epworth League
Revival Meeting in Lexington with Rev Ira L Deal
The revival begins September 27 and closes October 9 in Lexington led by evangelist Rev Ira L Deal. He is described as a fine singer and a splendid speaker and will preach after Sunday services and a 9 30 sermon with Sunday school at 10 20. P B Gray, pastor.
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Lexington
Ira L. Deal
Brother Deal
P. B. Gray
Barnabas and Church Lessons At Crawfordsville
In Crawfordsville on September 23 Miss Nellie Manners reports visitors Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Huston of Mt Pleasant. Sheriff Denison of Washington attended morning. Sabbath school at 10. Morning service at 11 titled Barnabas A Good Type of a Christian. Junior meeting at 6:20 p m with Peeping over the Great Wall of China as the lesson. Leaders Gerald Rhea Lois Hanna and others. Evening pew service at 6:36 on What if all Church Members were Really Christians based on 1 Corinthians 13 1-13 and Philippians 2 4.
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Crawfordsville
S. W. Huston
Mt Pleasant
Denison
Washington
Barnabas
Great Wall
China
John
Gerald Rhea
Lois Hanna
Sunday Services and Local Visits in Our Community
A church schedule lists services and events including Sunday School at 10 a.m., a morning sermon, youth and union activities, and a welcome for attendees. The report also notes several visitors and residents visiting relatives in various towns, with short updates on housing, travel, studies, and family news for local figures.
Golden wedding anniversary noted for Blair couple
Mr. and Mrs J. Blair, lifelong residents of Columbus Junction, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at their Second street home on Tuesday September 27. Rev C J Wilson of Wapello attended local friends en route from Washington where he served as president of Tyrn county veterans. The Estle family reunion was held at Columbus Chautauqua park. Glenn Howard Blair born September 11 to George and wife. J T Klotz receiving treatment at Hershey hospital Muscatine.
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Columbus Junction
J. 8. Blair
Second Street
J. Wilson
Wapello
Washington
Tyrn County
W. FE. Ruston
Iowa City
Sigourney
Estle
Columbus Chautauqua Park
H. Lee Huston
Ellen Prizer
Brighton
T. N. O'Neil
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros
George Gabriel
Glenn Howard
J. T. Klotz
Hershey Hospital
Muscatine
Murder law differences between Britain and United States
In Great Britain the degree of murder differs as first and second degree similar to the United States. A murder is described as a capital offense punishable by hanging. Manslaughter may be pleaded and is punishable by imprisonment.
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Great Britain
United States
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Second United Presbyterian
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Capua
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Prairie Flower “Baptist
West Chester Methodist
Nellie Manners
United Presbyterian
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Nashua
Columbus High School
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S. E. James
Saratoga
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Nora Colton
Kk. W. Kelley
John Kidder
Little Falls
Caseall Hamilton
Roger Burdette
Wyman Community Club
Mt. Pleasant Sent
Lea Campbell
F. M. Mossberry
Colorado
M. L. Reker
Ottama
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Mulhern
Lou
Galesburg
Alfred Gaskell
Iowa State College
Charles Edwards
Evelyn
Edwards
Blanche Cecil
Cambridge
Kansas
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Letts
George Grouwinkel
Kimbel
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Bus Gazette
Farmer's Union
Wayne McCormac
University
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James A. King
Three Rivers
Mich
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Princeton, IL
Frank Dudecan
Martha Butler
Washington Motor CO
G. E. Mace
Washi Il
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Wipttrig Harness Shop
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Laws
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Noble, Iowa
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