Islam and Mohammed's central idea of reconciliation
The word Islam means reconciliation. Mohammed’s core concept was reconciling mankind to Allah, the sole god.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1932
Page
8
The word Islam means reconciliation. Mohammed’s core concept was reconciling mankind to Allah, the sole god.
The Shenandoah Area Council camp closes July 26 with Winchester Scouts to depart from the Scout office at 8 a m Tuesday July 19. Troops 6 7 and 8 expected, visitors arrive Sunday afternoon. Capon Bridge access, vespers by Rev Dr Louis Tucker, Berryville. Council camp open to all troops aiding boys without camp. About 15 camps across 10 counties. Troop 1 notes dues paid ahead of camp August 5 at Camp White Rock. many leaders aiding at White Rock camp.
Attorney Harry K. Benham reports in the Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society liquidation that 29 stockholders have unknown residences. They held 30 shares in total, mostly single shares from the 1870 transfer book. several estates appear among the names listed.
Following a bank refusal Judge Williams appoints Sheriff Luther Pannett as special receiver for Russell Jackson's real estate holdings. The Baltimore Publishing Company moved for the appointment. Pannett will file bond and list properties and encumbrances, report rents, and cover taxes insurance and repairs.
A compact reflection cites knowledge as a rare hill to climb and duty as a path accessible to all, attributed to Lewis Morris.
Government tests show vitamin G a growth promoting factor is five to eight times more abundant in beef liver pork liver and beef kidneys than in lean beef pork or lamb.
Judge Philip Williams in Frederick County Circuit Court confirms C. S. Feller as receiver for Peoples Bank of Stephens City and appoints Attorney J Sloan Kuykendall of this city as legal counsel. Kuykendall will assist in matters arising from the bank’s business after it ceased operations months ago due to deposit shrinkage.
The Italian poet kept a goldfish on his desk to spark creativity. When the fish died while he was away, he wired news of the death and planned a burial and a commemorative tablet. A replacement fish was bought and killed to fulfill the grieving rites.
Charles F. Coffman was installed as president to lead the Rotary Club in a new administrative year. The group, inducted by Rev. Dr. Frank T. McFaden, includes John F. Rodman Jr as vice president L D Arnold as secretary treasurer and a board of directors: W R Ge A H Jackson Percy D Miller and Herbert Solenberger. Coffman outlined plans while violinist Evva Stouffer and vocalist Harriet Pearson entertained members during the inaugural program.
The Summer Bible School at First Brethren Church ends Monday July 18 after two weeks of daily sessions from 9 to 11 am. All children bring lunch and cup. parents invited. Cars urged for 11 am departure to the picnic grounds and an invitation to view demonstrations on Sunday July 24 at 7 45 pm. The enrollment neared 100.
Detroit News notes folklore expert Stuart Piggott explains zigzag lines painted on walls and hearths were believed to deter witches. The marks, thought to guard entry via chimneys, served protective as decoration in olden days.
The Corporation Court of Winchester and the Circuit Court of Frederick County plan crowded sessions starting Monday. Nine defendants will face the regular grand jury in Winchester, while 13 people will be presented to a special grand jury in Frederick County. The cases include numerous pending criminal matters and the murder investigation of Frances Nicholas Orndorff, whose dismembered body was found near her Star Tannery home.
Jamaica's Kingston, the capital and main port of call for ships, houses a church with the burial place of the buccaneer Morgan and the coat of arms of Admiral Nelson who once headquartered there in Kingston.
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