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§ I. Old Testament Writers.
Lev. xxvi. 4G. Theseare the etatutss and judgments
and tangs, which We Lotm made between ham e11d We
Chi] dren of Israel in mount Sinai bi, the hnml ofat, Muses
We LOIt
RD eon anded are Moses Wecjai dere of Israel
in mount Sinai.
theNum.gx ens ti. Iw8h ch These
tlie LoxD c=e tile ommandments and
uande 1 by the
hand of Moss, unto the children of Ieruel,in We
Plains of Moab by Jordan bear Jericho.
Deut. 1. 1. These be the words which Moss spake
onto all Israel on this side Jordan in the wilderness,
in the plain over against the Bed sui, between Paran,
and Tophel, and Laban, and Hazewth, and Dizahab.
the eleventh month, on the first day of the moass in the fortieth nth that
Moss spake unto site children of Israel, according un.
W all that We LORD had given him in commandment
unto them;
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Amorits, whtich dwr he eltdin slain s btonnand Ohe g thof e Eine
of Basile", which dwelt at Astaroth in Edrei:
- - S. On this side Jordan in Ute land of M
10 0.
--5. In We (W day Of the month, which mar
the fitW ear of kin5g Jehoiachi11's captivity,
Ezekiel We pristlt4e 6011 Of Bull, in land of�tl e
Chaldeuats by the river Cheber; and We hand of We
Has was Were upon him.
Has. i 1. The word of We LORD thatsme unto Ho.eeu, We eon of Becri, in We du •e of lizziah, JaWam,
Ahaz, and Iemkieb, kin rs of JJudah, and ta the days
oJoel 1.b1. Tile word of Wof oe I1=9t tat Cumc to Joel
the sou of Pethue1.
lords
Adas,vvbo was
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Amos
ho 0 of Te1. koa, w1 chfhe w oncerniue Isni•I in
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the days of Uzziah king of Judah, and in the days of
Jeroboam We son of Lash king of Israel, hv0 ysrs
before the srth4uake.
• 1. nh"ision of ehus saith thvwGOD oeernng Edum: We have aruur
from the LORD, and no ambassador is sent among the
beatben. Arise ye, and let
battle. as rise up against her in
Jonah 1. 1. Now the word of the LORD came unto
Jonah Ute son of Amittai, saying,
Micah I. I. Tile word cab the Morastbit in the days days of Jolim LORD that Abu,
and
Hsekiah, kiu�re of Judah, which he saw cone niag
Samaria and Jerusalm.
began Mows to declare this las•, saying, °Ilb'
- iv. 44. And this is the law which Moss set be.
fore the children Israel: •
Nah. 1. 1. The burden of Nineveh The book of
fill 'Men of Nahum We Elkoofte.
Hab• L 1. The burden
of
-- 45. These are the testimonies, and the statutes,
which Habakkuk the prophet
the sen
and the.iudgments, which Moes spake unto the chit-
dren of Tlnsrael, alter theycame forth
Zeph. 1. & The wdrd of We LORD wbtch came Into
Zephaniah the son of Cuehi, tile
out of Ee • t,
Neil. L L The words of Nehemiah We son of ach-
alinh.+ /
son of Gedaliab, We
son of Amariah, the sell Qt' Hizkiuh, in We day; of
Josiah the eon of Amon, king
Prov. i. 1. The Proverbs of Solomon W� son of Do.
lid, king of The P
ot'Judnb.
Hag. L 1. In the second year of Darius the king, in
the sixth mouth, in the first do
- xxv. I. Thseare also proverbsaf Solomon, which
the men of Heze -'ah king oC Judah 1 nett out
Ec.
f We month, came
�C word of rise LORD by Hag t tine prophet untoZc•
iubbabel the 6011 of Shealtiel, governor of Judah, and
1. 1. The words of the Preacher Le son of Da.
atA 1,;....:., r__.__,__ r
to Joshua the son of Jowdeoh, the high grist, saying,
Zech '
oat. 1. i. 'rue Song of songs, Wldch ie Solomon's.
Is. i 1. The vision of Isaiah the son of Amoz, q•hi
he saw conceraingg Judah and Jerusalem in thedays o
U B1iah, lotham, Ab fnd Hmiah the eon of Judah
of the Priests that mere in AunWOW in the land o
Beajmin:
hom
the deys Of osiah thesonof Amoe word of nking of Judah, e LORD Came i
the thirteenth year of his reign.
&On of Josiah kinggsof also
udah, In the
ntoo the end of tOf he elev
enth year of Zedekiah the eon of Josiah king of Judah
unto the carrying away of Jerusalem Captive in the 5
moth.
Ezek. 1. 1. Now it came fair In the thirtieth year
In the fourth mmdh, in the if day of the month, as t
nae among the,ceptivs by the river of Chebar, that
6he hasveas were opened, and I saw visions of God
a 1. -the eighth month in Wesecund }} Car of
Dams, sue the wrd of the LnaD Into Zechariah,
the eon Of Bereeldah, We eon of Iddo the prophet,
ch
f saMalg.�i. 1. The burden of We worn of We LORD to
�• Israel by MalacLi
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Luke 1. 1. Forasmuch as many ha faken'Ifn w�aannd
o to act forth in order a declamdonIf those tl and
in which are most surely believed moltg ns,
- e. Even in they delivered Wem unto ue, which
e Of t the beginning• wen eyewitnesses, and ministers
• of Weaottl;
- - S. It seemed good to me also, having had per•
nth feet understanding of all Wings from the very first, to
write unto tbee in order, most excellent a very
4. That thou mightcret know the aettainty of -
thoae Wags, whercinAbou IlW been instructed..
Acts 1. 1. The former trstisb have I made O Theoph
this, of all that Jesus began both to do and teach,
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EDITED BY
ROSWELL D. HITCHCOCK, D. D., .
LATE PRESIDENT OF THE UNION THEOLOOICAL SEMIT FEW YORK.
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NEW YORK:
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RACY RECORDS REALLY RHYMING!
So many are looking with longing
-heart.
Now Is dear brethren, I want you i
Our chronicler of the Neosho District, South -
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to bear,
be
west Missouri Conference, In writing up the
Far many will try for the Bishop's ear.
preachers and oMeers of that region, like S114's
The Carterville people Bay Berry's al
corker,
Wegg of classic memory, "drops into poetry."
n the cyclone Order. Just like aI
And why not? If In the ancient days every
New Torkei
heroic knight who led men on to do and dare
Inder his feet. there'll grow no grass,)
erry's q fellow that brings things
had his special bard to sing his praise and
to,
ms's.
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record for future generations his deeds of
.. er, G. C. Loch, how ]one and.
dreary,
glorious daring, why may not Neosho District
'aor upnorth on Wa boundless •
y.
have her poet and its llant leader his pxr•
prairie.
ticular bard, that the church may be inspired i
t work with League and Sunday'
Sol,
by the pean he sings? Why not? We challenge.
'o time to Idle, no time -to fool. `
contradiction. Why not? Sing on ob Bard,
3rolher Brooks at Pineville in that
sing on, and we will .Join In the chorus. May I
tbickest of the strife— to take
e'It get bis salary, 1f be has
your "Brooks" become a mighty river; your
a wife.
Crum M a whole loaf; your "Green" preserve
lggs at Sarcoxle, well, he's not a-�
kicking,
a verdure gloriously perennial; your single
ecause It's his time to furnish the_
"Berry" a whole field of splendid fruitage;
chicken;
e'll ask us all to bring
your "Pike" a great highway; your "Long"
along the
wife,
yet longer; your "Franklin" more Immortal
nd, for a week, eojoy Sarooxie life,
than he of the kite and the lightning and
' I. Louis is not It sln'ce Seneca hagVe
your "Hill" a great mountain under whose
the Pike,
opular obn't express it — I never! '
shadow we may rest and whose "strength"
beard the Ilke!
may be our .refuge—(at the conference!)
arney at Cassviile Is always on the
go,
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ng and Praying, and going to IF
reaching
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arkln has no time to, Idle or to joke. G
e's so busy all The time In caring for L_.._.,____
Red Oak.
ewtonia, of course, Is riot cutt!ng any
swell, )
ties they ,have an old fogy, Brother
Pinnell. _ 1
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uthwegt City's contented with Bro.
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Green,
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hey are happiest people I flare seen
e's just
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Hawtit Granby, I can't strike biE" 41
track,
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lead and Jack. -
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and Faust, on the skir-
offish line,
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time near forgetting him, .but I
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wouldn't for a dime.*
My Poem now Is ended, no more ls;•I�
r° 'blld•} ;y„_,; _ -.�:
there to tell;
Fours for a high steeple. •
—L. L. PINNELL.
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This is a copy from a newspaper in possession
of David B. Weems,Newtonia Newton County,Missouri
MARRIED --At Noah W. Boone's New-
ton county, Mo., July 16th, by Geo. W. Weems
Esq., Mr -David P. Weems of this County, to
Miss Amanda L. Reager, of Bedford county,
Tennesse.
"Take her David, her earliest love was thine,
And still unchanging clings to thee;
'Raining round thee 1 ike a vine
Around its chosen forest tree.
Take her, a frail but lovely flower,
And next thy heart the bright bud wear,
And let her ne'er regret the hour
She placed her young hopes blushing there.
Take her, and when the sun of joy,
The visioned future glides with light,
Think not that bliss has no alloy
Or that love's skies are always bright,
Take her, and when in after years
The storm of life blows loud ind shrill,
Thine be the hand to dry her Mears ,
And thine the voice to comfort still."
T�Pr-@ are gyotati.ons
marks, but isn-, t it Joyely.
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10 --Children of Emmet Homer Weems (1903-1954) & 2nd Wife- Syble
Mary Catherine 11 Married
b. 1927/30 Robert dirt
d.10 Oct. 1976, Houston, Tex,Burried Tulsa�Ok.
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11 --Children of Mary Catherine Weems (1927/30) & Robert Wirth
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8 --CHILDREN OF AMANDA LASAPHINE REAGOR 1834-1865) rDAVID PATTEN WEEMS (1838-1912)
George Weems 9
b. April 1958,
d. 14 April 1969
Indian Creek
Newton Co. M0.
Emmet Hume Weems 9
b.31 Dec.1859, Indian Creek Newton Co.,
(now Stella, M0.)
d. 9 Aug. 1933 Tulsa,OK. Rosehill Cemetery
twins
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William F. jndian Creek
Mary M. < b. ?--- d. 1862 Ark.
Married 3 May 1891 Georgia
Ella King, b. 7 Sept 1872 Clark Co.
Mo., Daughter of Addison King &
Julia Elizabeth Wainwright
d. 6 Feb. 1964 TUlsa,OK.
OAVIE CO. PUBLIC LIBIPAW
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9-- CHILDREN OF MET HUME WEEMS(1859-1933)and GEORGIA ELLA KING(1872-1964)
David Addison Pat 10
b. 3 Feb. 1892Newtonia Newton Co. Mo. Married 21 Feb 1927 No Ch.
d. 197? Dallas, Tex Mrs. Cleola Pursell
Jessy Amanda Weems 10
b. 25 July 1895 Newtonia, Mo
d. 27 March 1983 Tulsa Ok.
Julia Rhoda 10
b. 31 Dec. 1899
d. 12 March 1925
&ret Hamer 10
b.30 Jan 1903 Newtonia, Mo.
d Feb 1984,Joplin,MO.
Georgia Ada name (cha% tc) Anne Ozelle 10
b 11 Feb. 1907
d. 5 Sept 1962Kansas City Mo.
Married 30 April 1916
Fred Wallace Lucas, wjgg 9hief
Engineer, Water Dept.
b. 11 Nov 1892 Grainsville,MO.
d. 14 Nov.1969 Tulsa, OK.
Married, -Divorced, No children
Married 2 Nov. 1924
Mildred Stanford,Tulsa Ok.
d. 15 July 1925Tulsa,OK.
2nd Sybil
3rd Mrs Lena b , d , ,,-f—
Married 22 July 1933
Frank Johnson Pippin,D.D.
b.22 July 1906
d. 28 June 1964 Kansas City Mo.
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10 --CHILDREN OF JESSY AMANDA WEEMS(1895-1983) & FRED WALLACE LUCAS(1892-1969)
"What a wonderful Heritage,our parents,left us"
FREDDE PATSY LUCAS 11 Married: 18 May 1946, Tulsa, Ok.
b. 19 Aug. 1923, Tulsa OK. Lyle Eugene Schwaninger
To help someone; NSDAR,#690318; Colonial b. 10 March 1919 Hallam, Nebr.
Dames XVII Century; Daughters of the Son of Lewis EugeneSchwaninger
American Colonists; UDC, United Daughters & Marie Boller, Lincoln ,Nebr.
of the Confederacy, Tulsa Chapter 17W
(President((1986-1988))in Tulsa,OK.) rst
woman to be called for Jury Duty in Okla.,while working as Supervisor at Telephone Co.
HOMER WALLACE LUCAS 11
b. 8 Nov. 1925 Tulsa, OK.
JESSY JOAN LUCAS 11
b. 5 Feb 1927, Tulsa, OK.
THELMA MARIE LUCAS 11
b....29 Oct -1929, Tulsa, OK.
d. 11 Feb. 1930,Tulsa, OK Rosehill Cemetery
Married 25 March 1948,Tulsa, OK.
Betty Lou Ihrig,b.22 Jan. 1927
Oklahoma City,OK. Daughter of
Louis Ihrig & Alice Belle Barrett
Married 24 July 1950,Tulsa, OK.
Donald Vernon Dewey, b. 4 Nov.
1921, Nebraska City, Nebr. Son
of Vernon E. Dewey & Rebecca France
Tobler
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11--FREDDE PATSY LUCAS (1923-
WALLACE EUGENE SCHWANINGER 12
b. 27 Nov. 1954 Kansas City Mo.
) & LYLE EUGENE SCHWANINGER (1919 -
(Adopted)
ANITA LEA SCHWANINGER 12
b. 17 Sept. 1957
NSDAR #694280; UDC,Tulsa Chapter1761.
Married: 30 June 1984
John Freese Becker, b. 22 Nov.1956
Miami, OK. Son of Daniel
Joseph Becker & Barbara Freese
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