Jesus enters Jerusalem and the Last Supper seen
A child friendly retelling of Jesus entering Jerusalem on a donkey during Passover, crowds waving palm leaves, and the Last Supper. It notes Judas' betrayal, Jesus predicting His death, and the washing of the disciples' feet as a lesson in humility.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Mary
Joseph
Israel
Mes
Judas
Kime Features Syndicate, Inc
Franklin Watts
God
Fragmentary crossword clue list with scattered definitions
A garbled OCR fragment lists terms and clues including Am. Ind. 80 and Sharp 42, Verball y 14 and Receptac for dishes 26. Period of time 49 and Wine receptacle 81 appear beside Removed as liquid Exclamation. Obscure Earthy o used as ent 6 02 In Under ue 36. Reduces on v renk am Seed 1. Spreads grass to dr 2. Female sheep on.
Strength For The Day by Bari L. Douglas D D
A missionary in China, Dr. Courtney Fenn, went blind in one eye while editing a Chinese scripture concordance. He later expanded a Chinese dictionary to an unabridged edition, sacrificing his remaining sight, saying the work opened scripture for Chinese Christians and others. The piece links faith and sacrifice to martial hymns.
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Courtney Fenn
China
Dr. Fenn
Jesus
Haines Directing Opera in Woodstock at Methodist Church
Mr Haines directs The Shepherds Prayer a biblical opera in two acts presented in Woodstock and Winchester before World War II. Performances begin at 8 PM with casts from Woodstock Methodist Church Shenandoah Valley Candlelighters and Buckton Presbyterian Choir. Repeats scheduled Monday and Tuesday with a 600 seat auditorium.
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Winchester
Floyd W. Haines
The
Chanters
Woodstock Methodist Church
Haines
Shenandoah Valley
Buckton Presbyterian Choir
Clarke County polio drive chairs named for 1953 campaign
Mrs. Charles J. Enders Jr announces 1953 March of Dimes committees with Harold Potts to lead coin collectors and posters, Mrs. George Burton square dance, Mrs. Robert Smalley Mother's March on Polio in Boyce, Mrs. Edith Rogers group head, Mrs. Johnny Reynolds to lead colored citizens, and Mrs. Audrey A. Jones publicity. Clarke County boosts efforts with Board of Supervisors giving $500 and Home Demonstration Clubs hosting a public dinner expected to raise about $500.
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Charles J. Enders, Jr
Clarke County
Harold Potts
George Burton
Robert Smalley
Boyce
Edith Rogers
Johnny Reynolds
Audrey A. Jones
Board of Supervisors
Enders
Major WWI and WWII actions of the 3rd Infantry Division
The 3rd Infantry Division fought at the Marne, St Mihiel, and Meuse Argonne in World War I. In World War II it participated in four amphibious invasions across North Africa Sicily Anzio southern France and additional invasions at Tunisia Palermo Salerno Rome the Vosges and the Rhine. By war’s end the division was near Salzburg Austria.
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Marne
St. Mihiel
Meuse-Argonne
North Africa
Sicily
Anzio
France
Tunisia
Palermo
Salerno
Rome
Vosges
The
Rhine
Nuremberg
Salzburg
Austria
Montague Avenue Christmas Program
The Montague Avenue Church holds its annual Christmas program on December 24 at 7 30 p m. The play In The City of David by Helen R Woodward is directed by Mrs Vance Whittaker with named performers and Christmastide recitations and music culminating in a Santa visit.
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Montague Avenue Methodist Church
City of David
Helen R. Woodward
Vance Whittaker
Marta
Bethlehem
Betty Vonn Brill
Dorcas
Nancy Dellinger
Abigail
Nancy Clark
Mary
Peggy Lamp
Joseph
Glen Whittaker
Jethro
Peggy Tobin
the Shepherds
Mr. Edgar Spicer
John Richard Billmyer
Wise Men
Messrs
E. J. King
George Hughes
Willard Webster
Children’s Department
Santa Clause
Was the mace a medieval war weapon or sacred tool
The mace began as a war club of metal with a heavy head and sometimes spikes used in the Middle Ages. It was also the weapon of fighting churchmen who were forbidden to shed blood, as depicted by Bishop Odo in the Bayeux Tapestry.
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Bayeux
Odo
Episcopal Church Opens Nursery School January Fifth
Christ Episcopal Church will open a nursery in its Parish House on January 5 at 9 am under Mrs R J Hay who runs Open Door Nursery. Sessions run Monday to Friday 9 am to noon with 12 pupils enrolled and vacancies remain. Co chairs Mrs H F Byrd Jr and George Murphy invite arrangements by calling them.
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R. J. Hay
Christ Episcopal Church
Christ
Episcopal Church
H. F. Byrd, Jr
George Murphy
Michael Albright
Virginia Ke Susie Harris
James Puckett
James Harman
George M. Keeney Robinson
Tucker Egan
Beverley Byrd
Linda Luty
Preston Kern
Clark Penny Packer
No Snakes in Ireland New Zealand and Some of the Zores
A brief note mentions Ireland has no snakes and references New Zealand along with a misread phrase about zores, implying a mock survey or error in a historical text without clear events or named individuals.
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Ireland
New Zealand
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