Brethrén Quote on Restoration in Meekness
A brief biblical verse from Galatians 6 1 urging spirituals to gently rebuke a faulted brother or sister and to examine themselves lest they be tempted, reflecting humility and self restraint in restoration.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1950
Page
4
A brief biblical verse from Galatians 6 1 urging spirituals to gently rebuke a faulted brother or sister and to examine themselves lest they be tempted, reflecting humility and self restraint in restoration.
Baytown residents were urged to donate to the March of Dimes amid high care costs from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The piece also covers Oklahoma’s Democratic Senate primary contest between Senator Elmer Thomas and Representative Mike Monroney, detailing their records and positions.
A reflective essay notes the vanity of claiming writers have it easy while sharing comical anecdotes about gardening mishaps and house chores. The piece contrasts writers’ perceived ease with the daily grind of fixing simple tasks and enduring poison ivy while pondering the value of writing as a livelihood.
Sun Slants by Fred Hartman reports Baytown figure Stallworth pressed into service for Harris County to Austin to advocate Highway 73. He criticizes funding prospects, contractor interest, weather and floods, while recalling the football record of Robert E Lee and predicting slim odds for the road project.
A 22 year old widow in New York turned sewing into a life source for herself and her infant. Lane Bryant grew from a home parlor operation to a thriving chain with stores in Detroit Philadelphia St Louis Baltimore Pittsburg Miami Beach and New York catering to large Indies and extra tall girls. Her husband Albert Malsin provided measurements and color theory helping tailor stylish maternity and plus size dresses that impressed designers and merchants.
Baytown representative notes long delays from exam announcement to filling federal vacancies with an average 218 days, arguing reforms take too long to implement and urging quicker appointments.
Henry McLemore recounts a train journey Cairo to Alexandria and contrasts ancient and modern Egypt. The piece notes camels water buffaloes irrigation work, veiled animals, bustling riverside life, and a Westernized Alexandria with racing at Smouda City. The author muses on money, luck at the Alexandria Racing Club and the pull of the race track despite losses.
Washington reports that even without Korea’s shooting war the US would have faced a Formosa decision by July 1. MacArthur warned Truman’s aides that the Nationalist Navy lacked fuel and parts, pressuring action to deter invasion. The top secret notes and White House session pushed Truman to intervene in Formosa as a broader defense of small nations against Russia.
Editor Earl Wilson recounts interviewing Shelley Winters aboard a transatlantic crossing. The chat reveals her busyness and reluctance to be photographed showering, mentions elevator antics, radio offers, and a blunt tale of a talent scout’s harsh verdict.
Answers include Canada as Alexander Graham Bell's native country and singular form is bacterium. The 1922 ship that capsized in New York Harbor was the Normandie. The "Father of the Turkish Republic" was Mustafa Kemal Pasha known as Ataturk. The four parties that have elected U S presidents were Federalist Whig Republican and Democrat. Gioachino AntonioReszixi and Eddie Duckin appear as named persons in the shuffled trivia mix.
Fragmentary OCR reads quotable phrases about a major incident and fatalities over a weekend at a place likely named Mera. Readable bits mention deaths and a crash scene, with limited detail on victims or exact location. Further context unavailable.
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