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Gospel-Messenger-8-50-December-16-1897
For the first time, the editorial information appears on page two instead of page eight, where it appeared throughout the earlier issues of this year.
Page 8 has "Christians, or Disciples of Christ" by John Huffman Hardin, at that time with Eureka College. The article is a "brief synopsis" of the conclusions reached when one applies the axiom "Where the Scriptures speak, we speak; where the Scriptures are silent, we are silent."
The elders of the New Liberty, Kentucky, congregation ask the elders of the Ponce City, Oklahoma Territory, congregation to release William Harris Alford from a commitment he made to move to Ponce City. (Page 10.)
Publication Date
12-16-1897
Publisher
Messenger Publishing Company
City
Nashville, Tennessee
Keywords
William Harris Alford, John Huffman Hardin, Marion Franklin Harmon, Oscar Pendleton Spiegel, Nashville, Tennessee, Southern Stone-Campbell Congregations, Stone-Campbell Movement Periodicals, Messenger Publishing Company, Nashville, Tennessee, James Madison Watson
Recommended Citation
Watson, James M., "Gospel-Messenger-8-50-December-16-1897" (1897). Gospel Messenger. 50.
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