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BIBLE STORIES for??GIrls
Series 500
OLD TESTAMENT SERIES
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ELIJAH and the Ravens
JOSEPH in Trouble
DANIEL and His Friends
MOSES as a Little Child
DAVID the Shepherd Boy
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NEW TESTAMENT SERIES
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PETER the Fisherman
JOHN the Baptist
PAUL Takes a Journey
MARY and MARTHA
ZACCHEUS Climbs a Tree
FOR THE LITTLE FOLK!
VERSES FOR CHILDREN
BY CECIL TROUT BLANCKE
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Books of the Bible for Children
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FOR PROTESTANT RELIEF IN EUROPE
ON
REFORMATION SUNDAY, OCT. 20, 1922
By next summer the Memorial Church
erected by our gift of $25,000 at Compiegnc,
France, is to l>e dedicated. It will be a worthy
monument to our sons who fell in the world
war.
Our gift to Bohemia the past year was used
to erect a church for a thousand people who laid
the corner-stone on the anniversary of the death
of John IIuss. His foes burned his body, but
his victorious soul is marching on.
We make an annual gift of $300 to our Chap
lains to l>e used as an expense fund in their
work.
See that your Church does not forget on Re
formation Sunday.
She teaches us a 'living gospel.' *?
After her return to China in the au
tumn of 1918, she entered on her
duties as teacher of Bible in the
Shanghai American School.
We cannot yet estimate our loss,
but what her life and influence have
been in China and in America for
the cause of missions must be told
in another chapter. Some of us can
only thank God that we were allowed
to know and love her and to feel the
depth and richness of her love as a
friend.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
(Continued from page 11)
of the spiritual level of the nation
is appalling, the need of religious
education is proportionately increased,
but, unfortunately, effective religiou3
training can be given only by those
who are well trained. Zeal alone is
not sufficient. It must be backed by
thorough knowledge. The Training
School offers splendid opportunities
to secure this knowledge. Specialists
in the various branches of religious
education have been drawn from
throughout the South to give inten- I
sive courses the five days on which
the school is held. Although stu
dents are necessarily limited to one
course a year because of the Intensive
training given in the short time the
school is in session, credits for work ,
satisfactorily completed are given and
| recorded from year to year.
Any one desiring further informa
tion in regard to the school or course
should address his inquiries to the
enrollment chairman of his own
school or any of the following:
Board of Managers ? Methodists:
J. H. Montgomery, Mutual Building;
M. L. Campbell, 1024 Hull Street;
Dr. R. M. White, 1004 West Avenue;
Miss Ethel Smithers, Mutual Build'
ing; J. P. Jones, 1413 East Main
Street; N. O. Scott (chairman), 314
Jefferson; Miss Nellie Spence, Ra
leigh Apartments. Presbyterians:
Wesley Baker, Presbyterian Building;
T. K. Currie, Presbyterian Building;
Charles F. Gillette, 508 East Fi%nk
lin Street; W. E. Grigg, Travelers'
Building; John R. Pyper, 108 North1
Seventh. Christians: M. E. Sadler,
Chamber of Commerce Building; C.
W. Throckmorton, Travelers' Build
ing; Perry Seay, American Trust
Company; G. H. Stead, 201 Chamber
of Commerce Building.
Chairmen of Committees: Educa
tional, J. H. Montgomery, Wesley
Baker, M. E. Sadler; Finance, T. P.
Jones, Jolm R. Pyper, C. W. Throck
morton; Supper and Entertainment,
M. L. Campbell, Perry Seay, W. E.
Grigg; Publicity and Enrollment, C.
F. Gillette, Miss Nellie Spence, G. II.
Stead, W. E. Grigg.
Charles F. Gillette,
Chairman Publicity and Enrollment.
THE "THREE NOXT'8 CL.UB."
A good many returned students,
surveying conditions ?n tneir own
country as they were never able to
do before their years abroad, are
realizing the danger to which the old
and new vices are leading ?arge num
bers of China's splendid youth. With
airplanes dropping cigarets to at
tract the children who are not yet
addicted to the habit; with American
breweries setting themselves up for
business in China, and with China's
old vice, gambling, appearing always
in new and dazzling forms, some
young patriots are becoming anxious
and in consequence they have formed
in Shanghai a "Three Don'ts Club" ?
Don't smoke ? Don't drink ? Don't
gamble. This movement is spread
ing rapidly to other parts of China. ?
Christian Nation.
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