Ruth the Loyal as God’s Gift of Friends
Lesson outlines Ruth 1 6 19 focusing on Naomi and Ruths choices in Moab and Judah. It frames Ruth as loyal, renunciation of heathen gods, and the blessings of faith, friendship, and belonging in Israel.
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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
7
Lesson outlines Ruth 1 6 19 focusing on Naomi and Ruths choices in Moab and Judah. It frames Ruth as loyal, renunciation of heathen gods, and the blessings of faith, friendship, and belonging in Israel.
The teaching states that those who fully choose Christ and renounce all for him shall gain a hundredfold in this life and possess eternal life in the world to come.
A devotional reflection states there is one inlet of power in life the Holy Spirit. It emphasizes yielding to his mastery cultivating friendship and giving him full swing to realize power in life.
A man embraces Christianity by confirming his ancestral faith but the author argues his path is correct in belief yet misaligned in purpose and direction. The piece uses metaphor to critique alignment of faith with personal action.
In Watauga County Superior Court Lena Hartley sues S. M. Hartley for absolute divorce. The defendant must appear at the Clerk of Superior Court in Boone NC by August 16 1933 to answer. The notice urges timely compliance under local advertising rules.
A. E. South, Clerk of the Superior Court of Watauga County, issues notice that unless the complaint in a stated action is served, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded. Dated July 15, 1933. 7-20-41
The substituted trustee will sell at the Boone courthouse door on an August noon date to be determined the 119 1/2 acre Beaver Dam Road tract in Beaver Dam Township Watauga County North Carolina. Sale is for cash with a 10 percent deposit required. Attorneys Robert Weinstein and Victor W. Thompson of Raleigh NC.
Notice gives sale of land securing 6834.38 dollars from L P Henkel and F G Harper to M M Moore. On August 21 1933 at 1 pm at Boone courthouse door the highest bidder will receive 77 acres more or less described by compass courses and bounds beginning at a stone in Thunder Hill Gap and following Blue Ridge top courses to a point of beginning.
Beginning on a stone on Blue Ridge it runs north 88 west 19 poles to a stake and proceeds through several markers to 281 acres more or less. Dated July 18 1933 by trustee G M Suddreth. Also notice in the Superior Court of Watauga County North Carolina for an absolute divorce from L A Hollars requiring appearance by August 16 1933 at Boone courthouse.
Leave Boone for Valle Crucis Banner Elk Elk Park Roan Mountain Hampton Elizabethton Johnson City Greeneville Morristown Knoxville Chattanooga and West at 755 am 1150 am 810 pm Blowing Rock Lenoir Hickory Charlotte Statesville Salisbury High Point Greensboro Durham Raleigh Norfolk at 915 am 100 pm 530 pm Asheville Greenville SC Columbia and Charleston SC Augusta and Atlanta GA Jacksonville Fla and South at 755 am and 1150 am Inquire of ticket agent for fares and schedules to other points Commissioner s sale the Superior Court Gordon Winkler vs H W Horton and Mrs H W Horton Under and by virtue of an order of the Superior Court appointing the undersigned a commissioner and directing the sale of the land herein after described in a certain foreclosure proceeding for taxes I will on Monday August 7 1933 at 1 00 o clock p m at the courthouse door of Watauga County sell to the highest bidder for cash the following described tract of land Three and one half lots lying in the Town of Boone Boone Township in Horton Terrace This the 6th day of July 1933 EDGAR BROWN Commissioner 7 13 41
In a special proceeding for the sale of real estate for division the Superior Court appoints a commissioner and orders sale at the courthouse door in Watauga County. On Monday August 7 1933 at 1 00 pm the land bounded north by the Colored Methodist Church east by June Horton and American Legion Park south by A E will be sold to the highest cash bidder.
Public notices detail summons in divorce actions involving Verna Greer vs Jones Greer and Velma McGhee vs J Frank McGhee with court dates in Boone North Carolina. A trustee sale in Stony Fork Township offers 100 acres on the Boone Trail Highway for cash with a 10 percent deposit.
W. C. Walker and wife Boyd O. Walker executed a deed of trust to secure 1400 dollars to Watauga Building and Loan Association. On August 12, 1933 at 1 p.m. at the courthouse door, W. H. Gragg as trustee will sell a 4 3/4 acre parcel described by metes and bounds in Book 17, page 16, to the highest bidder for cash.
Rev J T Greene leads services with Sunday School at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m Evening service follows at 8 pm W D Farthing is superintendent B Y P U meets at 7 pm Brotherhood at 6 pm mid week prayer at 8 pm Choir practice Friday junior at 7 pm and senior at 8 pm
The notice lists Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. with various superintendents, morning and evening sermons, World Club, Fellowship Hour, and choir practice. It includes calendar notices for St Marks Bailey's Camp Grace Boone and several churches with preaching on specific Sundays, times, and Sunday School hours. The public is invited to attend.
Rev Graham leads Henson's Chapel with Sunday School at 8 45 and services on second and fourth Sundays at 11 am Valley Crucis holds 11 am preaching on first and third Sundays with Sunday School at 10 am Mabel hosts preaching on second and fourth Sundays at 3 pm Salem conducts preaching on the first Sunday at 3 pm J M Shull and J B Horton serve as Sunday School superintendents and Epworth Leagues meet weekly Wednesday night
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