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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1927
Page
6
A concise reader discussion on the so called unpardonable sin from Matthew 12 and Mark 3. The author contrasts Pharisee claims with Jesus power, defining blasphemy against the Holy Spirit as attributing divine acts to Satan and stating it is not forgivable.
Emory University in Georgia faces a suit by L. T. Poe a 60 year old school teacher student who seeks $25 back for matriculation and course fees in the college extension department He says failing to hear instructors clearly during lectures kept him from a passing grade and blocked a Kentucky teaching certificate Two law students will represent the university in the case the first of its kind on record here.
The Bethel Self Help Club held two meetings reported together. Ten members met with Mrs. Frank Holland for an engaging session and Pauline Binion was elected club reporter. Seven members and three visitors attended the second gathering with Mrs. Sarah Binion, featuring Inez Derryberry discussing lines and colors. refreshments followed and plans were made to meet April 16 with Mrs. Lela Hedgepeth.
Typewriter carbon paper and typewriter ribbons offered for sale at Sun Office. Prices not listed.
The passage emphasizes that no one can be saved without the Holy Spirit guiding them to trust Christ. It warns that when the Holy Spirit is blasphemed, He will not return to inhabit that heart or knock again, underscoring the Spirit’s decisive role in salvation.
Texas shows the widest range of soils and climates in the nation. Rainfall spans from 50 inches in the southeast to 10 inches in the far west, with temperatures from subtropical in the Rio Grande Valley to temperate in the Panhandle. Elevation varies widely across large areas. Oranges, hard wheat, rice, cotton and corn all grow well in the state.
Dallas News suggests married men should stay home in evenings to help curb burglaries of vacant houses, framing the issue as a social precaution against thefts in the community.
A Maine Central Railroad machine broke down and could not start. An expert tapped it with a hammer and told the operator to start, charging 250 dollars. The superintendent demanded an itemized bill and received a ta ll statement noting tapping with hammer and knowing where to tap.
The world's largest organ now installed in Liverpool Cathedral England features five rows of keys 222 draw knobs 168 stops 10934 pipes and electric pneumatic action driven by motors requiring 35 horsepower Seventeen telephones connect to the tuner at the console during tuning.
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