This document summarizes several charitable organizations and recent donations. It discusses an orphanage in Japan run by Canadian Methodists with 42 children, a $10,000 farm donation to a Methodist orphanage in North Carolina, and a $500 pledge to a Baptist orphanage in Virginia. It also mentions several gifts received by other orphanages and homes, including property, money, and food donations.
This document provides information about the centenary celebrations for St. Paul's Church in Hadley Wood, including a history of events from March 25-27, 2011. The celebrations include a talent show, fun run, candlelit concert, birthday service, and hog roast. The minister invites the whole community to "join the party" and celebrate the 100th anniversary of the church's construction as an important place that welcomes all.
The bulletin from the Manchester Church of Christ announces that they need volunteers to help with their upcoming Vacation Bible School, including crafts people, puppeteers, and chaperones. It provides details on worship services, small groups, and birthdays for the month. It encourages members to invite friends to services and get involved in service opportunities.
Unused Rainbows .
The Healing of the Hills
How to Make a Bible Grow
The Black Pickle
The Secret of a Light Heart .
The Lost Chord in Christian Life
Sugar-Coating the Ills of Life
The Comfort of the Hymns
The Happiness of Soul-Winning
Living One's Religion
The Art of Inspiring Others by Appreciating Them
The Oil of Consideration ....
The Characteristics of Goodness
Making the Church Beautiful
The Christian's Wings
Breathing Room for the Soul
Streams of Spiritual Life
The Lord's Candles
The Things That Last .
Seeing Things as They Are
How to Get Rid of Yourself .
A Crown Full of Stars ....
Is Life Long or Short ....
Multiplication of Blessings through Sharing
Making Life Peaceful by Making it Important
A Life on Fire
The Difference between Sympathy and Pity
The Harp-Strings of the Soul
And many more.
Norm Stevens from Albany and Bill Ross from Geraldton received awards for their dedication to serving seafarers. Ian McGilvray from Dampier conducted another ship visiting course in Port Hedland to help the new chaplains there. The National Coordinator visited Bunbury and Esperance, commissioning a new chaplain in Bunbury and catching up with Fred Lochowicz in Esperance. The staff in Fremantle provided urgent assistance to several seafarers in medical emergencies, including helping the family of one seafarer who passed away.
With new restaurants seemingly opening on a daily basis, plus a healthy mix of established dining establishments, Nashville has plenty of restaurant choices available.
The article discusses the difference between being a biological father and being a "daddy." It notes that many fathers provide for their children's physical needs but fail to spend quality time with them through activities like play. While toys and money are fleeting, the memories created from quality time spent together last a lifetime. The article encourages men to go beyond just being fathers and to become true "daddies" by providing love, wisdom and joyful attitudes, not just necessities, in order to have a positive influence on their children.
Dierks Bentley releases a new 4-song EP called "Country & Cold Cans" to have fun with friends outside of his normal business decisions. A local family takes an inspired 2-week road trip across 20 states, visiting national parks to earn Junior Ranger badges and learn about nature. An original Todd McFarlane comic book cover art breaks records, selling for $657,250 at auction.
The document provides information about upcoming events for the Coffs Harbour Garden Club in September, including the closing date for entries in the Spring Garden Competition, maintenance at the Coffs Regional Airport garden, and the judges briefing and presentation night. It also discusses flowering annuals that are suitable for the local climate and good for adding color, and encourages members to enter their gardens in the competition.
This document provides information about the centenary celebrations for St. Paul's Church in Hadley Wood, including a history of events from March 25-27, 2011. The celebrations include a talent show, fun run, candlelit concert, birthday service, and hog roast. The minister invites the whole community to "join the party" and celebrate the 100th anniversary of the church's construction as an important place that welcomes all.
The bulletin from the Manchester Church of Christ announces that they need volunteers to help with their upcoming Vacation Bible School, including crafts people, puppeteers, and chaperones. It provides details on worship services, small groups, and birthdays for the month. It encourages members to invite friends to services and get involved in service opportunities.
Unused Rainbows .
The Healing of the Hills
How to Make a Bible Grow
The Black Pickle
The Secret of a Light Heart .
The Lost Chord in Christian Life
Sugar-Coating the Ills of Life
The Comfort of the Hymns
The Happiness of Soul-Winning
Living One's Religion
The Art of Inspiring Others by Appreciating Them
The Oil of Consideration ....
The Characteristics of Goodness
Making the Church Beautiful
The Christian's Wings
Breathing Room for the Soul
Streams of Spiritual Life
The Lord's Candles
The Things That Last .
Seeing Things as They Are
How to Get Rid of Yourself .
A Crown Full of Stars ....
Is Life Long or Short ....
Multiplication of Blessings through Sharing
Making Life Peaceful by Making it Important
A Life on Fire
The Difference between Sympathy and Pity
The Harp-Strings of the Soul
And many more.
Norm Stevens from Albany and Bill Ross from Geraldton received awards for their dedication to serving seafarers. Ian McGilvray from Dampier conducted another ship visiting course in Port Hedland to help the new chaplains there. The National Coordinator visited Bunbury and Esperance, commissioning a new chaplain in Bunbury and catching up with Fred Lochowicz in Esperance. The staff in Fremantle provided urgent assistance to several seafarers in medical emergencies, including helping the family of one seafarer who passed away.
With new restaurants seemingly opening on a daily basis, plus a healthy mix of established dining establishments, Nashville has plenty of restaurant choices available.
The article discusses the difference between being a biological father and being a "daddy." It notes that many fathers provide for their children's physical needs but fail to spend quality time with them through activities like play. While toys and money are fleeting, the memories created from quality time spent together last a lifetime. The article encourages men to go beyond just being fathers and to become true "daddies" by providing love, wisdom and joyful attitudes, not just necessities, in order to have a positive influence on their children.
Dierks Bentley releases a new 4-song EP called "Country & Cold Cans" to have fun with friends outside of his normal business decisions. A local family takes an inspired 2-week road trip across 20 states, visiting national parks to earn Junior Ranger badges and learn about nature. An original Todd McFarlane comic book cover art breaks records, selling for $657,250 at auction.
The document provides information about upcoming events for the Coffs Harbour Garden Club in September, including the closing date for entries in the Spring Garden Competition, maintenance at the Coffs Regional Airport garden, and the judges briefing and presentation night. It also discusses flowering annuals that are suitable for the local climate and good for adding color, and encourages members to enter their gardens in the competition.
El documento trata sobre la desnutrición crónica infantil. Explica que es causada por la ingesta inadecuada de alimentos y nutrientes debido a factores como la pobreza, el acceso limitado a alimentos y servicios de salud. También describe las consecuencias de la desnutrición como el retraso en el crecimiento y la anemia. Finalmente, propone intervenciones como la suplementación con micronutrientes para prevenir y tratar la desnutrición crónica.
Este documento describe los diferentes tipos de periféricos de entrada, salida y mixtos de una computadora. Los periféricos de entrada incluyen teclados, mouse, cámaras digitales, digitalizadoras de video y lectores de CD-ROM, los cuales proporcionan datos a la computadora. Los periféricos de salida son monitores y impresoras que muestran u obtienen la salida de datos. Los periféricos mixtos como joysticks y cámaras web funcionan tanto para entrada como para salida de datos.
This document provides details of a charity drive event organized by five students at Taylor's University. They set up a booth called "Marayo" to sell food items like bruschettas, grilled chicken wings, lemonade, and fruit cups over five days. All profits would be donated to Lovely Disabled Home. The students analyzed competition, developed marketing strategies, and approached individuals and businesses for sponsorship. Their products were distributed on campus and at other universities. Environmentally friendly measures were taken in product design and waste management. The group earned a total of RM3,000 which exceeded their RM2,500 donation target.
The document describes a Warrior Dash event where participants made fierce war faces and were awarded medals and food including bananas and a giant roasted turkey leg to celebrate their victory. The summary also mentions success and beer being part of the post-race celebration.
Update from El Naranjo Honduras Feb 2015. El Naranjo is one of many coffee growing communities throughout Central America that Javataza sources their coffee from.
La Secretaría de Comunicaciones y Transportes pospuso la publicación de las bases del nuevo proceso licitatorio para la construcción del Tren de Alta Velocidad México-Querétaro. La SCT argumentó que estudiará recomendaciones para dar mayor claridad, certeza y transparencia en el proceso. Organizaciones como Human Rights Watch y Amnistía Internacional rechazaron la "verdad histórica" presentada por la PGR sobre el caso Ayotzinapa, al igual que los padres de los normalistas. El director de la Normal Rural de Ayotzinapa afirmó que los
Proyecto de Mejora Institucional: Resumen jurisdiccionalISP2rafaela
El documento presenta los resultados del seguimiento y análisis de 51 proyectos de mejora institucional presentados en la provincia de Santa Fe en 2012-2013, incluyendo gráficos sobre la participación y aprobación de proyectos, los ejes y temas jurisdiccionales seleccionados, y evaluaciones sobre la coherencia interna, sentido pedagógico y alcance de impacto de los proyectos.
The document discusses the history and architecture of Chartres Cathedral in France. It describes how the previous church was largely destroyed by fire in 1194 and its rebuilding over several decades. It then summarizes the key Gothic architectural elements of the cathedral like pointed arches, flying buttresses, and ribbed vaults that helped support the structure. Finally, it mentions some of the ornamentation like sculptures and stained glass windows, and materials used like stone, wood, and iron in the cathedral's construction.
This document provides information about real estate investments in Manchester, UK. It summarizes key facts about Manchester's population growth, strong economy, affordable housing market with high yields, and major infrastructure investments. It then describes a specific investment opportunity - Axis, a iconic 27-story luxury residential tower development in the heart of Manchester near the CBD, universities, and transportation. The development will include 173 luxury apartments and two penthouse units with panoramic views of the city when completed in mid-2016.
El documento presenta una lista de principios éticos para el uso de la computación, incluyendo no robar o estafar, respetar los derechos de autor, no copiar código sin permiso, ser cuidadoso con el código propio, no desacreditar o dañar a otros, no usar la computación para fines ilícitos, y no dañar el hardware.
El documento habla sobre la importancia de la seguridad en la aviación y apoya las acciones de la Ministra de Fomento para hacer volar más seguro. La Asociación AVJK5022, formada por afectados de un accidente aéreo, teme que las aerolíneas que ven el transporte aéreo solo como negocio puedan causar otra tragedia si no cumplen las reglas de seguridad. Apoyan sacar de los cielos a las compañías que pongan en peligro a los pasajeros por no preocuparse por el mantenimiento
El resumen describe un equipo de trabajo que presentó su proyecto de manera temprana. El equipo estuvo liderado por Viviana y Victoria a pesar de que Viviana no le gusta hablar en clase, mientras que Ana Lidia fue la más tímida pero trabajadora del grupo. Rodrigo y Luis ayudaron a explicar el proyecto.
Talk in the research seminar of the Systems Biology group at the University of Rostock. The goal was to introduce the two new projects running in SEMS from summer 2015: The de.NBI-SYSBIO German Network for Bioinformatics infrastructure (focus: systems biology data management) and SBGN-ED (support and further development of SBGN-ED and libSBGN).
Este documento describe diferentes estrategias de estudio. Las estrategias de aprendizaje son procedimientos que los estudiantes usan para aprender de manera flexible y resolver problemas. Estas estrategias incluyen métodos asociativos como repaso y reestructuración como elaboración y organización mediante mapas conceptuales. El documento también explica cómo elaborar un mapa conceptual efectivo y la técnica SQA para verificar el conocimiento sobre un tema.
La web 2.0 representa la evolución de las aplicaciones tradicionales a aplicaciones enfocadas en el usuario. La web 3.0 extiende la web semántica para permitir que el software entienda y use lenguaje natural e interpretado. Un tablet es una computadora portátil con pantalla táctil que se usa sin teclado o ratón. Un smartphone es un teléfono inteligente con características de computadora como aplicaciones, acceso a internet y cámara. Las netbooks son computadoras portátiles más pequeñas optimizadas para la naveg
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This document is a presentation that introduces Kubbi, a UK-based producer of custom sliding wardrobe doors and interiors. It provides an overview of Kubbi, highlighting some of their popular wardrobe door collections like Metro, Manhattan, and Roma. It also describes how customers can use Kubbi's wardrobe builder tool to design customized wardrobe units and interior options. Contact information is provided at the end for those interested in learning more.
Este documento resume aspectos clave de la cultura, economía, política e historia de los Estados Unidos a través de imágenes representativas. Incluye la bandera estadounidense, el presidente Obama, la Estatua de la Libertad, Osama bin Laden, el ataque a las Torres Gemelas, la Torre del Diablo, un campo de béisbol, las Cataratas del Niágara y el dólar estadounidense.
This document contains product codes, prices, and descriptions for various clothing items from the "Spring Summer 2012" collection from Ca' da Mosto SpA. It lists 46 entries with information about items like shirts, pants, belts, shoes, and more. The prices range from around 32.20 to 32.90 and the document appears to be an order or inventory list from the Italian clothing company.
This document is the October 1907 newsletter from the Lutheran Orphan Home in Salem, Virginia. It provides updates on recent donations received, needs of the home, and a short story about the founding of an orphanage in London. The summary is:
The newsletter updates donors on recent donations to the Lutheran Orphan Home, thanks donors, and requests additional donations of goods, money and materials. It also recounts a story of how an orphanage in London was founded after its founder, Dr. Bernardo, proved to skeptical onlookers that homeless children existed in the city by leading them to an area and finding 73 homeless children living there.
1910 February LCHS Messenger newsletter CaroleTodd
This document is the February 1910 issue of The Messenger, a monthly publication of the Lutheran Orphan Home in Salem, Virginia. It includes the home directory listing leadership positions, acknowledgements of gifts received, and a request for ongoing financial support noting their continued needs. Donations received include food, clothing, household items, and cash from churches and Sunday schools in Virginia and South Carolina.
El documento trata sobre la desnutrición crónica infantil. Explica que es causada por la ingesta inadecuada de alimentos y nutrientes debido a factores como la pobreza, el acceso limitado a alimentos y servicios de salud. También describe las consecuencias de la desnutrición como el retraso en el crecimiento y la anemia. Finalmente, propone intervenciones como la suplementación con micronutrientes para prevenir y tratar la desnutrición crónica.
Este documento describe los diferentes tipos de periféricos de entrada, salida y mixtos de una computadora. Los periféricos de entrada incluyen teclados, mouse, cámaras digitales, digitalizadoras de video y lectores de CD-ROM, los cuales proporcionan datos a la computadora. Los periféricos de salida son monitores y impresoras que muestran u obtienen la salida de datos. Los periféricos mixtos como joysticks y cámaras web funcionan tanto para entrada como para salida de datos.
This document provides details of a charity drive event organized by five students at Taylor's University. They set up a booth called "Marayo" to sell food items like bruschettas, grilled chicken wings, lemonade, and fruit cups over five days. All profits would be donated to Lovely Disabled Home. The students analyzed competition, developed marketing strategies, and approached individuals and businesses for sponsorship. Their products were distributed on campus and at other universities. Environmentally friendly measures were taken in product design and waste management. The group earned a total of RM3,000 which exceeded their RM2,500 donation target.
The document describes a Warrior Dash event where participants made fierce war faces and were awarded medals and food including bananas and a giant roasted turkey leg to celebrate their victory. The summary also mentions success and beer being part of the post-race celebration.
Update from El Naranjo Honduras Feb 2015. El Naranjo is one of many coffee growing communities throughout Central America that Javataza sources their coffee from.
La Secretaría de Comunicaciones y Transportes pospuso la publicación de las bases del nuevo proceso licitatorio para la construcción del Tren de Alta Velocidad México-Querétaro. La SCT argumentó que estudiará recomendaciones para dar mayor claridad, certeza y transparencia en el proceso. Organizaciones como Human Rights Watch y Amnistía Internacional rechazaron la "verdad histórica" presentada por la PGR sobre el caso Ayotzinapa, al igual que los padres de los normalistas. El director de la Normal Rural de Ayotzinapa afirmó que los
Proyecto de Mejora Institucional: Resumen jurisdiccionalISP2rafaela
El documento presenta los resultados del seguimiento y análisis de 51 proyectos de mejora institucional presentados en la provincia de Santa Fe en 2012-2013, incluyendo gráficos sobre la participación y aprobación de proyectos, los ejes y temas jurisdiccionales seleccionados, y evaluaciones sobre la coherencia interna, sentido pedagógico y alcance de impacto de los proyectos.
The document discusses the history and architecture of Chartres Cathedral in France. It describes how the previous church was largely destroyed by fire in 1194 and its rebuilding over several decades. It then summarizes the key Gothic architectural elements of the cathedral like pointed arches, flying buttresses, and ribbed vaults that helped support the structure. Finally, it mentions some of the ornamentation like sculptures and stained glass windows, and materials used like stone, wood, and iron in the cathedral's construction.
This document provides information about real estate investments in Manchester, UK. It summarizes key facts about Manchester's population growth, strong economy, affordable housing market with high yields, and major infrastructure investments. It then describes a specific investment opportunity - Axis, a iconic 27-story luxury residential tower development in the heart of Manchester near the CBD, universities, and transportation. The development will include 173 luxury apartments and two penthouse units with panoramic views of the city when completed in mid-2016.
El documento presenta una lista de principios éticos para el uso de la computación, incluyendo no robar o estafar, respetar los derechos de autor, no copiar código sin permiso, ser cuidadoso con el código propio, no desacreditar o dañar a otros, no usar la computación para fines ilícitos, y no dañar el hardware.
El documento habla sobre la importancia de la seguridad en la aviación y apoya las acciones de la Ministra de Fomento para hacer volar más seguro. La Asociación AVJK5022, formada por afectados de un accidente aéreo, teme que las aerolíneas que ven el transporte aéreo solo como negocio puedan causar otra tragedia si no cumplen las reglas de seguridad. Apoyan sacar de los cielos a las compañías que pongan en peligro a los pasajeros por no preocuparse por el mantenimiento
El resumen describe un equipo de trabajo que presentó su proyecto de manera temprana. El equipo estuvo liderado por Viviana y Victoria a pesar de que Viviana no le gusta hablar en clase, mientras que Ana Lidia fue la más tímida pero trabajadora del grupo. Rodrigo y Luis ayudaron a explicar el proyecto.
Talk in the research seminar of the Systems Biology group at the University of Rostock. The goal was to introduce the two new projects running in SEMS from summer 2015: The de.NBI-SYSBIO German Network for Bioinformatics infrastructure (focus: systems biology data management) and SBGN-ED (support and further development of SBGN-ED and libSBGN).
Este documento describe diferentes estrategias de estudio. Las estrategias de aprendizaje son procedimientos que los estudiantes usan para aprender de manera flexible y resolver problemas. Estas estrategias incluyen métodos asociativos como repaso y reestructuración como elaboración y organización mediante mapas conceptuales. El documento también explica cómo elaborar un mapa conceptual efectivo y la técnica SQA para verificar el conocimiento sobre un tema.
La web 2.0 representa la evolución de las aplicaciones tradicionales a aplicaciones enfocadas en el usuario. La web 3.0 extiende la web semántica para permitir que el software entienda y use lenguaje natural e interpretado. Un tablet es una computadora portátil con pantalla táctil que se usa sin teclado o ratón. Un smartphone es un teléfono inteligente con características de computadora como aplicaciones, acceso a internet y cámara. Las netbooks son computadoras portátiles más pequeñas optimizadas para la naveg
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This document is a presentation that introduces Kubbi, a UK-based producer of custom sliding wardrobe doors and interiors. It provides an overview of Kubbi, highlighting some of their popular wardrobe door collections like Metro, Manhattan, and Roma. It also describes how customers can use Kubbi's wardrobe builder tool to design customized wardrobe units and interior options. Contact information is provided at the end for those interested in learning more.
Este documento resume aspectos clave de la cultura, economía, política e historia de los Estados Unidos a través de imágenes representativas. Incluye la bandera estadounidense, el presidente Obama, la Estatua de la Libertad, Osama bin Laden, el ataque a las Torres Gemelas, la Torre del Diablo, un campo de béisbol, las Cataratas del Niágara y el dólar estadounidense.
This document contains product codes, prices, and descriptions for various clothing items from the "Spring Summer 2012" collection from Ca' da Mosto SpA. It lists 46 entries with information about items like shirts, pants, belts, shoes, and more. The prices range from around 32.20 to 32.90 and the document appears to be an order or inventory list from the Italian clothing company.
This document is the October 1907 newsletter from the Lutheran Orphan Home in Salem, Virginia. It provides updates on recent donations received, needs of the home, and a short story about the founding of an orphanage in London. The summary is:
The newsletter updates donors on recent donations to the Lutheran Orphan Home, thanks donors, and requests additional donations of goods, money and materials. It also recounts a story of how an orphanage in London was founded after its founder, Dr. Bernardo, proved to skeptical onlookers that homeless children existed in the city by leading them to an area and finding 73 homeless children living there.
1910 February LCHS Messenger newsletter CaroleTodd
This document is the February 1910 issue of The Messenger, a monthly publication of the Lutheran Orphan Home in Salem, Virginia. It includes the home directory listing leadership positions, acknowledgements of gifts received, and a request for ongoing financial support noting their continued needs. Donations received include food, clothing, household items, and cash from churches and Sunday schools in Virginia and South Carolina.
This document is the August 1924 issue of The Messenger, a newsletter published by the Lutheran Orphan Home in Salem, Virginia. It includes the home directory listing leadership roles, an expense report for July, and various articles. A small donation is highlighted from a 6-year-old boy who wanted to help other children without parents. It also announces a bequest received from the estate of a deceased donor and encourages readers to remember the orphan home in their wills.
The summary provides an overview of the Railway Markets Newsletter:
1) A bus trip organized by Jan & Wide Bay Transport visited the Railway Markets for morning tea. Volunteers prepared a beautiful spread of food which received positive feedback.
2) The President Dulcie was unable to attend due to injury, so the Secretary Dallas filled in. An urn developed a leak during the event but attendees remained patient.
3) Jan & Wide Bay Transport later donated a new urn to the Railway Markets in appreciation for the visit. Updates are provided on upcoming events and the market garden.
This document is the August 1922 issue of The Messenger, a monthly publication of the Lutheran Orphan Home in Salem, Virginia. It provides information on the Home's leadership and staff. It also shares needs of the Home, including funds to purchase a printing press, a separator for the dairy, and an iron safe. It thanks donors and seeks additional financial support from churches and individuals. The issue highlights both children who recently left the Home and those waiting to be admitted, noting more building space is needed.
The document provides information about the Lutheran Orphan Home in Salem, Virginia in July 1924. It includes the home directory listing administrators and staff. It also provides updates that workers are taking vacations, a cottage was painted, and some children had mumps. The farm manager, Mr. Critselous, resigned effective September 1st. Donations received for the month are also listed.
Marian Apparitions, Queen of The Holy Rosary Mediatrix of Peace Shrine, Necedah Wisconsin, BVM, Blessed Virgin Mary, Revelations and Messages, Mary Ann Van Hoof, Necedah Shrine, Henry Swan, Clara Hermans, Myrtle Sommers, Jim Sauter, encountering Mary, Highway 21, For My God and My Country Inc,
This document summarizes a medical mission trip to the Amazon River region by Lyle and Cheryl Kurth. Over 100 pounds of donated medications were organized and repackaged to distribute to villagers along the river. The team lived aboard a boat called the CBM Amazonia and traveled from village to village by boat, holding medical clinics where they saw hundreds of patients. They encountered many sights of daily life along the river. The trip highlights the remote living conditions and medical needs of communities in the Amazon region.
wells of the Bible study, and wonderful poetry.
I. Wells of Water,
II. Elim,
III. Little Water-Carriers,
IV. The Song of the Well.
V. Meetings at the Well,
VI. Hagar'sWell.
VII. Hiding in the Well, .
VIII. Jesus at the Well, .
IX. Added Springs, . ,
X. The Prophet at the Well, .
XI. Wells without Water,
XII. Rehoboth, .
Xlll. Healing at the Well,
XIV. Prayer at the Well, ....
A 21st century Voyage of Discovery...to Eagle RockEllen Brown
A slide show prepared for a history conference on the general topic of transportation...this is the story of an Episcopal Church ( in Fincastle) that started a renovation project of a mission church ( in Eagle Rock) and of the wonderful community they found there... It offers a nice example of collecting oral histories, encouraging preservation of a nearly abandoned building, and offers inspiration for re-purposing and reviving rural communities. ...Also touches on youth ministry, segregation, integration, canals, railroads, and nineteenth century industrial development.
1924 December LCHS Messenger newsletter CaroleTodd
This document is the December 1924 issue of The Messenger, a monthly publication about the Lutheran Orphan Home of the South. It provides an update on the campaign to build new buildings for the orphan home. It reports on the organization of the fundraising campaign across various Lutheran conferences in Virginia and neighboring states. It encourages donations and explains that $1,000 will provide permanent accommodations for one child in the new home. A bronze tablet will recognize each donation providing housing for one or more children.
The document provides instructions for making soup from scratch using bone stock, including how to prepare bone stock, thickening agents, and recipes for several types of soup. It discusses boiling soup bones to make rich stock, saving scraps to add to the stock pot, and tips for seasoning and serving hot soup. Specific recipes include bouillon, egg dice, forcemeat balls, noodles, mock bisque soup, potato soup, cream of celery soup, and black bean soup.
The african division outlook february 1, 1922 Zafnat Panea
The document summarizes the proceedings of the Cape Conference Session held from January 16-22, 1922 in Cape Town, South Africa. It discusses the attendees, daily activities, committees formed, the president's address on the challenges facing the world and the gospel's remedy, membership numbers, finances, Sabbath school activities, and the home missionary work. Overall, it provides an overview of the recent multi-day religious conference for Seventh-day Adventists in the Cape region of South Africa.
The document provides information about the history and traditions of Thanksgiving in the United States. It discusses how the first Thanksgiving was celebrated by the Pilgrims and Wampanoag Native Americans in 1621. It also describes common Thanksgiving activities like parades, football, and sharing meals with family and those in need. Modern Thanksgiving traditions include turkey, stuffing, potatoes, and pumpkin pie.
The document discusses the risk factors for osteoarthritis (OA), including both environmental and genetic factors. It states that OA is caused by a complex interaction between environmental and genetic risk factors. Some of the key genetic risk factors mentioned are variations that influence obesity, skeletal shape, bone mass, and synovitis. The document also notes that familial clustering studies from the 1940s provided early evidence of a genetic component to OA. It goes on to discuss different approaches that have been used to study the genetics of OA, such as linkage analysis, genome-wide association studies, and candidate gene studies.
This document summarizes and comments on several articles from a local Long Island publication called The Long Island Foghorn. The first article discusses how generations of Long Islanders have viewed the Pine Barrens region as unsuitable for farming or development, but it is actually teeming with diverse wildlife. Another article catches local politicians promoting abandoned development plans in the Pine Barrens region. Upcoming events are listed that relate to local environmental issues. One article discusses how motorboats pollute waterways with hydrocarbons more than all vehicles in Los Angeles. The document requests donations from readers to fund an investigative journalism project on the relationship between ecology, economics, and the future of Long Island.
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A PowerPoint Presentation based on the Dhamma teaching of Kamma-Vipaka (Intentional Actions-Ripening Effects).
A Presentation for developing morality, concentration and wisdom and to spur us to practice the Dhamma diligently.
The texts are in English and Chinese.
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THE
MESSENG EI~.
PUBLISHED BY THE LFTHERAN ORPHAN HOME.
Vol. Xll1. Salem, Virginia, Octob~r, 1912. NOe 9.
HOME DIRECTORY.
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ORPHAN HOME IN JAPAN:-
In the year 1907 the Canadian Meth-
odists started an Orphanage in far-
off Japan. It has done good work,
and, at present has 42 children in its
care.
PItJ£S. OF BOARP, REV. L. A. Fox, D.D.
SAL1£M, VA.
V1CE PR ~:8IDEN'l', COL, A. M. BOWMAN,
SAhu;M, VA.
81£C. 0:::' BOARD, R. W, Kime, 1£sq. SA-
LEjI. v s,
·.cREAS. OF BOARD, Mr.IYA:K V. YONCE, •
SALEM,VA. ORPHANAGE GIFT:-Mrs. M
SUPERINTENDENT, J. T. Crabtree, AA- J. Jackson, of Kingston, N. C. has
LEM,VA. I . h G C
D
. recent y gIven er reene ountyMATRON, Mrs. ~l. D. aV1S.
ASST., Miss M. McSherry. farm,valued at$ 10,OOO.,tothe Meth-
HOUHEK1£EPER, Miss Dora Barrier. Iodist Orphanage in N. C. It has
TEACHER,Mrs. G. V. Ruhl. . .
PRIMARY TEACH1£R,;irs. K. 8. Crabtree been but a short time since Mr. &
8EWING 'l'EACHER, Miss Clem. Rellar~. Mrs. W. L. Kennedy, of the same
HELPER, Miss Mary Crabtree. f I bl
county, gave a ar more va ua e
farm to the Baptist Orphanage, at
Thomasville. N. C.
A $500. PLEDGE;:At the meet-
ing of the New River Baptist Asso-
ciation, held at Oak Hill Baptist
Church, Mouth of Wilson, Grayson
county, Va., the latter part of Au-
And this is October again.Fruits:
Blessings: Harvest Home. As the
forests become tinged with gole! and
brown, they invite us to"Stop :Look:
Listen:" The Year is waning: Look
at its mellowing tints and gorgeous
beauties: Listen to its call to us. Po
you hear the voice? What does it
t ? gust, the sum of $500.00 was report-say 0 us. .
• ! ed as pledged to the Salem Baptist
FEGHTLY HOME:- The Fegh1-1 Orphanage.
ly Home for Aged and Infirm lad- NEW MARKET'-"M' Z' kl .
. C' Ohi . ISS ir e, nice
ies,located at TIppecanoe ity , 10 1 t f"P' ." h t d th thio 0 ICnIC a san 0 er mgs,
is now reported to be full to over-
flowing, and there are other appli- SALEM:- Mr. Lambert 8 bu to-
cations. There is need for enlarge Imatoes ; Mr. & Mrs. Henry Hund-
nt, ' ley, T bu grapes.
2. this matter and get ready to do
! some thing worth while. One of the
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healthy signs of the times is that so
p__11_0_li_s_h_e_d_m_o_n_t_h_ly_b_y
1
many people all over the land are
THE LUTHERAN ORPHAN HOME turning their attention to the
I
necessity of making better arrange-
SALEM, VIRGINIA.
________________ I ments for the care of Orphans, and
Iof other poor and needy children.
.25 i Speed the day of better things.
I - -
.20 IORPHANS' HOME IN LA.:- the
or I Bethlehem Orphan'sHome of New
Orleans,La. under the care of the
Missouri Synod, held its 31st Anni-
versaty the latter;art of July.There
was a large attendance and much
Entered at the Post-Office in active interest in the work.
SALEM,vA., as second class matter.
THE KESSENGER.
RATE OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Single Subscription, one year
In Clubs of ten or more ....
To one address ten copies
more ten cents each.
~ All subscriptions must be paid
for in advance.
D!RECTIONS FOR SHIPPING·
In advance a letter should be sent to
thc Supt.,giving an accurate list of ar-
ticles and names of donors (no atten-
tion is paid to names on packages, etc.
To get free transportation over the
Southem R'y and Atlantic Coast Line
address the Supt. at least ten days prev-
ous; or apply to local agent. The N.
& W. give half rates when not prepaid.
Express Companies do not give any re-
'duced rates at all.
NEW ORPHAN HOME BUILD-
ING:-"The Danville Conference
Cottage" is the name given to the
Cottage for Infant Orphans in the
Good Sheperd Home for Crippled
Children at Allentown, Pa.We learn
that this name has been given be-
cause this Conference has assumed
the cost of erecting the building
which is $4000.00. Let the good
work go on.
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FRUITS AND BERRIES:-Say,- STAND ASIDE
did you think of us orphans 'when Just stand aside, and watch you r
you were putting up your winter i self go by;
fruits and berries? you did?That's: Think of yourself as "He", instead
good. Just ship them along with: of "1".
the other things that you are going: Pick Ilaws-; ;ind fault, forget the
'to send us. We can use green apples: man in you,
in considerable quantities.O,if we ~And strive to make your estimate
only had some of the 'fruit that is; ring true,
. . f h '
gomg to waste m some ate I The faults of others then wil: dwarf
orchards of the readers of these' and shrink
r B k . t 'meso ut we now you are gomg a Love's chain grows stronger by one
send us some. mighty link,
TALK ABOUT A NEW BUILD- When you.with "He" as a substi-
ING:- We are waiting,- patientlY! rute for "I",
waiting for the friends. of our Have stood aside and watched your-
,.::c f;':" ~:::'0)]Jha;n ligwe---JYR.r;-li:;;to; thtnkj!-bqut ~;± '!' ~sel-f go by.
~t7: :;:. ;~ 1/' '. ;J '~..: _ /' J'. '. ' ), 1 ~--" • r:
3. Back Home. GIFTS IN KIND.
Back home,-what memories it MOUNT PLEASANT,N.C. Master
brings, C. F. Weiser, 1 Incubator: Mothers'
What visions of familiar things: Thank-offering&Memorial Fund$2.
ThE old frame house, the pasture 50.
green, LEXINGT.ON, S.C.:- Nazareth
The wheat-field, golden in sheen Church .:-J.B. Waite, 7SCj Mrs.], B.
Of warm sunshine.the barn-yard too, Waite,4oc;Rev.P.DRisinger,IscjJ.F.
And orchard where sweet apples L W D C t J T Sh Iown,27c .. rou ,2SC; .. ea -
grew; ley, 25CjJ'C' Balington, SOCjJ.P.
The old fOOL path with winding ways Corley, 25c; Mrs. Lydia Corley 10;
'I'hi ough peaceful scenes to where Ida Addy.ajc.
the haze ------------
Of twilight touched the hills.-> SPLINTERS IN CHILDREN'S
Back home!-the very mention fills FEET.
The heart, and makes it overflow To-day (Sept. r oth ) just as the
With memories cf long ago. last dinner bell was ringing and I
-G. B. Staff was passing by the little girls' Play-
• room door, one of the little ones
HOME FOR CRIPPLED OR- cried out, "0 come quick, Blankie
PHANS. has got such a big splinter in her
The Fourth Anniversaryof the foot." The "splinter tweezers" were
Home of the Good Sheperd for crip- promptly brought into work,and
pled orphans at Allentown, Pa. Rev. the splinter, fully a half-inch long,
J. H. Raker, Superintendent, was was taken out to. the great relief of
observed on Labor day with special the child. This subject of "Splinter"
Exercises held in the forenoon and Iis a serious one to us. The pine-board
in the afternoon. Over 3,000 persons Hall floors are so worn that splint-
attended the Exercises. A movement Iers frazzle up eveywhere,and splint-
was proposed to raise $100.000 for er pullers are always carried ready
equipment, enlargement and main- for instant use. These floors are a
tenance. May the good work go on. serious concern to all of 113. We
• have samples and prices of an extra
TA~lE IT :BRIrJl_E 1'1'. heavy Ruberoid Hall covering,
Fur ev-ry kind of bea-rs and hit (L one and a half yards wide. If we had
and of "e pentv, and of thing~ in th - the money we could get this Hall
s -a, 'S tamed, and hath been tamed covering, at a cost of 50 cts per
of mankind .but the tongue can 10 running yard. The material is said
man lame; It i- ".11 uur uly e vI, (,I'j to be very durable, -but it will take
of de aul y p.iiso« Th erc vit h b'e s 350 running yards to put a strip on
weG d,evt~llhe FZI.lh,r;aiilithe " all the Halls. One Dollar buystwo
wi+h c!;r c w e rn- n , wh ic ': a:e m,' yards, five dollars buys 10 yards.
af ter the lik e <'S of God. Out of Who feels like protecting our child-
the -arne mouth c. »uet h f (d th bl-ss ren's feet from the Hall spl inters?
ing- and cu r-i ng, 1) brethren, t hvse IWho feels like it to the 'extent of
l:l1ng~ousht not so to be. $2$~~"--_
4. "OUR BROTHER'S BROTHER."
One of the striking mottoes on
the walls of Carnegie Hall during
t}he Conservation Congress of the
11:en and Religion Forward Move-
ri lent was "Not 'Our Brother's Keep-
e r,'but 'Our Brother's Brother.' " It
h; remarkable how the new spirit
embodied in this motto is taking
h old on the thought of the Christ-
i.rn world, even where the motto
has not been heard. The interest in
tl ie rights of the workers, particu-
Ie irly in the women and children
w-orkers, of the home-lands, the
effort to give every child its chance,
a nd the feeling of responsibility for
tile old, the sick, the incompetent,
rl ie ~nemployed, is all a part of the
rr.ianifestation of this. new realiza-
ti on of the Christian message, and
is, at the bottom of the agitation
for better conditions and laws to THE LUTHERAN HOME for
m.eet present needs-not merely to Ithe Agpd, at Eri , Fa, has 29 resi-
to control, but to help and to de-I dents and il[l ex pense of $13· aS per
v.elop. Imember, per nonth.
BARBER, N. ·C.-Th~ Lebanon THE WARTBURG ORPHAN
'ongregation. four boxes, contain- II HOM ]~i.. received ~fSoo. frr.m the
inrg 2IO cans of peaches, tomatoes late MI"s Charlotte C. Wills, of
ai id apples. Brooklyn.
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RURALRETREAT:-MisCarriel IS THIS TRUE?
Brown and Brother, I crate cabbage, IThe sun g-ives ever; so the earth-
I
What it. can give so much 'tis wor t h ;
The Pilgrim Soul. The ocean give" in many ways-
M[arch on, my soul, nor like a lag- GIVe·, b.i I hs, givi s fishes, r ivers,
gard stay! I ba vs:
M:arch swiftly on, yet err not from So, too, t h-- air, II gives us brca th.
the way I . hell It <t op- gi·VI,lg. comes ill
There all the nobly wise of aiel have I CI.; t I,
trod- • Give, give, be always giving;
T he path of faith made by the sons Who gives n l, is not living;
of God. The m. re you !!IVe
The more you live. -Inon.
better yet;
Press on.and prove the pilgrim hope
of youth-
That creeds are milestones on the
road of truth.- Henry Van Dy ke-
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THE' WIDOW;:;' MEMORIAL
HOME for the crippled children has
received an endowment ·of !4, 000,
000. from Mr. P.A.B. Widener, of
Philadelphia.
THE HOME FOR THE AGED,
at Buffalo, N,Y., maintained 40 old
folks last year, at an expense of $7,
058. That was $14. 70 per member
per month.
THE OLD PEOPLES' HOME,
Pittsburgh Synod, has I9 resident s,
With an expense of $3 267. and a
deficit of $786. ThIS was $I4.80
per member, pe m nth
5, ::>mething to learn, and something
to forget:
B [old fast the good,
Don't complain when things go
and seek he wrong; right them up and go ahead.
5. CA '.3" WE"USE POT ATOES?- A s~ to them. If you lived in an
good friend wants to know if we can I Orphan Home how would you
use potatoes. Indeed we can,- like for outside Christian people to
"Sweets", or Irish. Potatoes are a! treat youin the matter of support-
great help to fill up our list of. ing the Home?
supplies. It is very hard to do with- I •
out them. TRUB RELIGION: The Apostle
-~. -----~-."- James says, "True religion and
THE DAMASCUS S. SCHOOL: undefiled, before God, the Father
If all the Sunday Schools of the is this, 'T0 visit the Iatherless and
United Synod were to have a plan widows in their afflictions, and to
of helping the Orphan Home like keep himself unspotted from the
this little school, there would be world.
very little want for supplies. This -- __•..•..---
school gives one Sunday's Collec- LOST:-There are FOUR things
tions each month to the Home, and, that come not back: the spoken
never forgets it- ; word, the sped arrow, the past life,
, I the neglected opportunity ..-You
.~ LEADE~.;; A~T~.D:-A Ihave the opportunity of doing "Or-
Friend recently said, Well, If each I phan Home work-'
Sunday-School and Congregaticn
had one LEADER who would simp-
Jy lead in the matter of getting up
coil> ctions of money and especially
supplies of all kinds for the Home
YI}U would have all you would need
for use in the Home." On thinking
about the matter we believe he is
right. The people are willing and
ready to help, and it some one just
takes the lead and says "Let's make
l.~ a shipment: bring things in on a
c("1'tain day and let us pack up, sack
up, or box up and send things to
the Homev.nearly everyone will
cheerfully respond and an abun-
dance will be sent In. Let tbe con-
gr~g.ltio~ s and Schools select a
Leader aud then cheerfully and
promptly tollow in this work.
ASK and ye shall rec ...ive: SEEK
and ye shall find: KNOCK. and It
shall be opened unto you. freely
ye have received,-freely gIve.
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WHATSOEVER ye would that
men should do to you, do ye even
CA {PAIGN FUNDS:While so
many are coming forward with
liberal contri butions to "The Com-
paign," ,-and inasmuch as the Banks,
all over the country are offering to
receive and transmit funds for'
Campaign Purposes ." we take the
opportunity of saying that our
Orphan Home will be glad to act as
a "Dep0i'itary" of the funds of any
and all who desire to contribute to
our Campaign. We mean,ot course,
the campaign against distress
poverty and want of dependent and
helpless children. Send us what you
desire to cheerfully contribute to
this work (for the Lord loveth a
cheerful giver) All amounts will
help.vones, five, tel'S twenty-fives,
fifties,hundred",thousands,can be so
",en used in Support, Repairs, and
f<·.nlargement.
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SALEM, VA.:Prof. Cannaday, 4Yz
bu nice grapes; Mr L Marcus, 6 bu
apple".
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6. FOR CHARITY. The Will of
Nathan Hetman, dean of the N. Y.
Cotton Exchange, who died recent-
ly, gives $100,000. to Charity.
good act."
wrong,
And remember, by breaking an egg.
boys,
We may lose a bird with a song,
When careworn, weary and I -nel y,
Some day, as you're passing along,
You'll rejoice that the egg wasn't
broken,
That gave you
song.
CASH RECELVFD
From August 27th to Sept 27th
19T 2.
M.L. Pettyjohn. 17 oo;Mrs. W. J.
Winesett, 100; John Englehard.s s-
50; St. John's Charleston, 34.10;
Jesse B. Mays, Tre as S.S .Church
of the Redeemer, Newberry, S.c. 6.
oo;St. John's S.S. Wytheville, 3.25;
Chas. R. Goodm an.Mt , Ulla.N. C 3.
00; E.H Kohn, Treas .-Grace S. S.
,9.75, Ebenezer S.S ,11.05. G ace
S.S. 8 75. St. Paul's S.S. ,Pomaria, 3.
90, St. Paul's S.S .Columbia.r a.Sg ;
St. Mark's S.S .Roanoke.jxaj Mr«.
and heartless and W P. Co vc r.r o 00. Miss. Maud
Crabill, 1.00; Mi-s. Kate Evans, 100
;Mr5 Belle Agee. 25<'; Mock's
Chapel S.S·,3 6I;C.E. Jennings.8 5');
W. H Wood:7ard. 25.50; Nazareth
Churcb.t Lexing ton, S.C. 3 02; Mount
Pleasant Mur her 's Thank offeI"lng&
Memorial Fund,2.50; M.L. Rudrsil :
Cherryville,s· 00; ~'!ock's Chapel
the bird with its S.S. I.83;Rev. Dr. W.C. Seidel 25 00
;J E. Larson, 25.5o;M;ss Kate
-Farm journal. Burkett, Forestville, 3.00;Mrs Lydia
TrlE TIM-E-I-S-~-HORT:Liste'l T. Burkett, ,co;:vr:ss Grace M.
h h Id h h M
Burkett, r.oo.F. 11. Kessler, 500;
to w at t e 0 eat en, arcus ,
A I· id "D t f Rent .t a.ooyb'red Groebler, 22.50;
ur e rus.saru: 0 no act as I vou .
h d I d h
· Mr.& Mrs.O.G. Borden 5·00;S. M.
a ten tnousan years to trow .
D h d Ib
BOWman.5.00;M.L. PettYJohn,17.00;
away. eat sran s at your e ow. •
Be good for something while you SALEM, VA.:.Mr. Walter, Goode,
ive.and it. is in your power to do a 3 I-horse loads apPles.
~ i':~~~_~.~r;.;.: :7 If ~;iPi .:' ~i". ~ J f ~ ,r. ~. .: '.'
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REPUTATlON AND CHARAC-
TER:-Reputation it:; what men and
women think of us;Character is
what God and the Angels know of
us.
WHAT A PITY IT IS: Isn't it
a pity that many of the thousands
of dollars that are annually wasted,-
and worse than wasted,-could not
be turned to the better purpose of
taking care of helpless, needy chil-
dren. All over the country the cry
goes up from the Orphan Home",
"Full to over-flowing", and "Need
enlargement" and "Support Need-
ed." At the same time the daily
papers teem with reports of thou-
sands, and even millions,-squan-
dered, embezzled, wasted on fol-
lies and selfish ambitions. Isn't it
a pity that some of this wasted
wealth conld not be turned to bet-
ter uses?
St. Paul's Congregarion, Wythe
county,Va., recently held a "Chil·
dren's Day Service"and raised a
Collection of $15.03 for our Horne.
DON'T ROB THE BIRDS,BOY .
Don't rob the birds of their egg~,
boys.
It is cruel
7. An Admirable Form of Bequest.
The late Capt. John C. Seegers,
of Columbia, S. C. (father of the
Rev. Dr. Seegers, of Reading, Pa.),
has set an example in the making
of a will which it were well for others
to follow. Besides bequeathing$s,ooo
each to the Lutheran Orphan
Home of Salem, Va.,and to the The-
ological Seminary at Columbia, he
requests his children to keep the es-
tate intact for a numher of years
and to devote ten per cent. of its
income to religious and charitable
purposes. While a request is not a
bequest, it .in this instance, has a
value far greater than the mere de-
vising of certain sums of money to
the Church could have; for here is
expressed a desire that what has
been the life-long practice of a fa-
ther who was devoted to the Church
nay become the practice of his
ehildren also. It is in reality an ef-
fort to bequeath a spirit of bene-
volence to those who come after .
Technically, and in the eyes of the
law, such a will has little binding
force; but morally it speaks louder
and more effectively than any well-
drawn-up legal paper could speak.
There is all the difference in the
world between bequeathing money
and a spirit. If Christain parents did
more to perpetuate through their
children the spirit of giving, there
would be fewer estates for heirs to
quarrel over. Here is a beautiful ex-
am pIe of a pious desire to hand
down to posterity a spirit and a re-
sponsibility as well as a legacy.
-The Lutheran.
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A TRUE HEROINE.
(J. A. M.)
The world is always praising all the
great folk of the time;
The artists and the sculptors and
the orators sublime,
But to earth's greatest heroine they
seldom cast a look,
I'll tell you who she is at once-the
blessed household cook!
We hear a lot of lauding for the man
who goes to war,
For the doctor and the lawyer and
the prophet's wondrous lore,
Engineer and decorator and the au-
thor's famous book,
But we seldom hear a word about the
blessed household cook.
Perhaps you think she isn't worth
the praise that I would give,
But without her ceaseless kindness-
es.pray.how long would we live?
We all would soon expire if of food
we ne'er partook
So I raise my hat in honor to the
blessed household cook!
She saves the lives of thousands by
her duties every day
Though she does it in a simple and
unnoticed, quiet way;
And when I am an author I shall
surely write a book
About the queen of womanhood-
the worthy household cook!
-Fruit Magazine.
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WHR E WE ARE EXPECTE D
"A crowd of troubles passed him
by,
As he with courage waited.
He Slid: 'Where do you troubles fly,
When vou are thus belated?"
'We go, "thev said. ' to those who
mope,
Who IO<Jk on life dejected;
Who weakly say goodbye to hope;
We go where we're expected .'
8. LEGACY TO ORPHAN HOME
-The late John G. Hees, in dispos-
ng of an Estate valued at $20,000,
eft $1,000 to the Orphan-Horne
and Asylum at Germantown, and
the same amount to the German
Hospital. The Samaritan Shelter
received $200. Several non-Luther
ran Institutions were also remember
ed, and the residue of his estate
goes to relatives.
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LIBERAL BEQUESTS:- the
president of Joint Synod of Ohio
recently reported the following
gifts:-$28,000 and home, the Rev.
Geo. Baughman estate, Easton,Ohio
;$60,000 from the estate of G. D.
Simen, Pittsburgh ;$27 ,600 from J.
A. Schultze estate Columbus, O.Un
-narned bequest 9,200; also 2,000
from the H. J. Hospenhelde estate
DO YOU SYMPATHIZE WITH
THEM?-Say, kind reader Perhaps
you were a "small boy" once.sand
had the experience of having an
ugly old thorn run into your bare
foot.- Of. kind lady reader,
perhaps YOu have similar"delight:·
ful recollections of your small girl-
hood days,-or boys and girls of
to-day:- have any of you recently
had any such experiences? Well,-if
you have, -you know how to
sympathize with our children when,
almost every day some one or ruo re
gets a pine plank splinter" in their
bare feet on our Halls. Do you
sympathize with them? How much? I
One dollar's worth? Fifty Dollar's
worth? How much?
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Into use, but were found to be too
w eak to hold it. A pair of "Crane-
bill" nippers was hastily got ten
from "up-stairs", and after a sharp
pull, a splinter just three quarters
of an inch long, by careful mea-
surement, was extracted. ,and a
bandage, saturated with spts turpen-
tinewas applted to the foot.
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YOU WILL NEVER BE SORRY
For doing your level best,
For hearing before judging
For thinking before speak ing,
For standingby your principles,
For being generous to an enemy
For promptness in keeping pro.nises
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STRIVE TO CLIMB
Better strive and climb,
And never reach [he goal,
Than to drrf t along with time,
An aimless wo rthl ess soul.
Ay, better to climb and fall,
0, sow, though the yield l.e small,
Than to throw away day after day,
And never strive 'It all.
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DO YOU.a. BEST
Give to the world the best vou have,
And the best will come back to
you.
Give love and love to yom lift>will
flow,
A strength in your sword and deeds
Have faith and a score of heal ts will
show
Their faith in "syour word and
deeds
MADELINE S. BRID(',ES
RURAL RETREAT, VA.:-W.B
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