Editorials on sin and justification in Romans 4 25
A church pamphlet reflects on the phrase who was delivered for our offences and was raised again for our justification citing Romans 4 25 to emphasize salvation through Christ.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1950
Page
4
A church pamphlet reflects on the phrase who was delivered for our offences and was raised again for our justification citing Romans 4 25 to emphasize salvation through Christ.
The piece contrasts President Truman's proposed 1950 budget of 42.4 billion dollars with potential total year costs near 55 billion under current taxes. It cites readers and editors from the Journal to illustrate scale, urges congressmen to cut federal expenditures, and notes wartime history in Europe, Denmark, and Norway, plus a remark on currency standards.
Sun Slants by Fred Hartman praises Fahy Godfrey for serving Baytown, notes changes during his two-year term, and recalls a charity dinner with city workers. The piece salutes his hard-hitting style, while also reflecting on the council’s recent departures and hopes for continued progress under successors. It also discusses tax valuations, a February election, and voters' qualifications for Baytown's city council seats.
Melvin Strong of YWeear-ever Aluminum urges salesmen to keep growing by reading good books and thinking positive, expanding their circles of friends and ideas. He argues growth never ends, and staying alert for new interests prevents shrinking, with daily progress toward success or retreat into failure.
Fragmented OCR yields a local notice from Pearce Baytown Texas with references to Ashbel Matherne and Hartman editors and managers. It mentions rates and subscription terms payable in advance and daily press league context. The readable items suggest a newspaper publication notice or masthead fragment.
A reader shares a forgotten childhood song from Loveland Colorado that haunts a Dayton, Ohio woman. She recalls the tune and most lyrics but cannot remember the last four lines. The note reproduces two verses about a good and bad boy and asks readers to send the missing lines.
Princess Liliuokalani of Hawaii dined with Queen Victoria and joked about English blood naming Captain Cook as her ancestor. A lawyer asks about illegality, a visitor responds, and a juror balks at serving. The judge hushes the court as the prosecuting attorney speaks.
In late 1862 Confederate forces aimed to recapture Galveston. They loaded river steamers with cotton bales for protection and moved volunteers from Texas Cavalry behind them, while land forces converged from the north. The text recalls a father son confrontation amid the fighting.
A compilation style quiz mixes literary questions with historical notes and biographical blurbs. It references a famous line about a man with soul so dead and moves through questions on government, quarry terms, and comets, plus biographical items and a Civil War vignette about Lt Lea and his father.
Washington report highlights how economy talk masks local pork barrel efforts. Rep Igene Cox D Ga edges into military construction to secure a 25 million depot for his district, provoking clashes with Rep Mel Price. Special envoy Edward Dickinson to allocate 75 million anti-communist funds. Electric Bond and Share dissolves under Holding Company Act, retaining core holdings while seeking new capital and overseas development ties.
New York columnist Earl Wilson notes Groucho Marx plans a visit to see the St Louis Browns to smell big league baseball again. The column blends celebrity cameos, club anecdotes, and light gossip about Joan Davis, Hemingway, Skouras, Roosevelt, and other entertainment figures, with a flurry of names and half-formed tidbits.
London club life leads Henry McLemore into a snuff habit after being offered a pinch by Sir H. C. Vickery at the London Press Club. He experiences explosive sneezes as he learns the ritual, visits pawn shops for old snuff boxes, and discovers the craft behind fine English snuff preparation.
W T Rhodes cites conciseness in How to Build a Better Vocabulary with a doctor patient tale. Hollywood charity dinner sparked a quick clash of wits between Jack Benny and Eddie Cantor as they sparred over hair color and aging.
Today’s headlines report a contentious tax collection in Goose Creek surpassing 8,287 with names like John Berkins and Clarence Lloyd noted. A fatality, 253 injuries from a Sunday street incident in Mississipp i, and a church evacuation are mentioned alongside a church service and local recreation center memorials. Fire siren and car blaze details appear, with references to Conrad Atety and injuries to a junior named Conrad. Voter activity hints at candidates for an upcoming election.
Fragmentary text hints at a dramatic quote about departure and a bet over bread. Mentions Paris and a marriage, with unclear attributions. No clear plaintiff, date, or event identified.
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