Deliverance Sermon Highlights 1 Corinthians Theme
A devotional note reflects on the biblical verse 1 Corinthians 15 3 concerning Christ’s death for sins as the central gospel message framed in editorial prose.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1951
Page
4
A devotional note reflects on the biblical verse 1 Corinthians 15 3 concerning Christ’s death for sins as the central gospel message framed in editorial prose.
The piece explains parity price concepts for farm goods, detailing pre and post 1949 formulas, the six basic crops wheat corn cotton tobacco rice and peanuts, and how parity is set. It notes the higher of two parity figures applies until 1954 and how non basic crops use the post 1949 formula with annual limits, plus monthly adjustments based on costs including labor taxes and interest.
Dr Walter Alvarez cites two women patients as giving him the key to nervous breakdowns by overdoing themselves despite wealth and leisure. The text argues worry is self-inflicted stress and notes Grandma Stroble’s view that misery feeds feeling of importance, while many savor bad luck and illness.
Fred Hartman notes lawmakers renamed the San Jacinto River Reclamation and Conservation District to the San Jacinto River Authority. He highlights water permits, Humble Oil supply, and district leadership, with memories of local figures and past political bets.
An Englishman traveling a river in Africa with native boatmen is warned about alligators. He asks if crocodiles exist here, and is told none remain. He dives in to swim, then questions the warning, prompting a humorous exchange about crocodiles and danger.
Baytown Sun announces staff roles including editor Syd Gould and Beulah Jackson, with Warren Edwards as managing editor. Subscription rates shown: carrier 1.00 monthly, 12.00 yearly. mail 3.00 monthly, 2.90 for 3 months, 5.75 for 6 months, 11.50 yearly. armed services 7c per month. payments in advance. Also notes postal and printing details.
Dr Glen Heathers of Antioch College reports in Antioch Notes that happiness marks maturity. Emotional freedom and emotional strength define happiness, with the ability to express feelings, trust others, take risks, and accept failures without losing faith.
Blair Moody becomes Michigan’s newest senator while noted for four college football Fetters. A colorful debate mocks bachelor life and forceful generals MacArthur and Marshall testifying before a Senate hearing, prompting talk of a star chamber session.
Henry McLemore humorously lampoons city flora and urban decay as he unveils a proposed Society for the Preven tion of Cruelty to Flowers in New York City. He satirically sketches flowers suffering on rooftops and amid public life, likening soils, air, and busy streets to plant cruelty.
The Washington Dispatch reports that the US plans to use a new guided missile in Korea, Navy first, capable of from ships or submarines with atomic or conventional warheads. The piece notes debate over atomic use, a broad Soviet Far East force, and a push by the House committee to probe Communists in defense industry alongside Hollywood inquiries.
A quotation argues that the Russian people are not innately evil, but their adopted economic philosophy necessitates evil outcomes. The remark frames moral assessment around systemic ideology rather than inherent character. The cited source is The Foundation for Economic Education, Inc.
Washington staffer recaps Frank Braden’s bearded lady scoop for The Greatest Show on Earth. The Wooster veteran recalls past bearded lady searches, the Morgan Midgeteers tribute, and Braden’s latest bearded performer, while noting shifting circus publicity stunts and press agents.
Residents recall the 1927 Bath school bombing by farmer Andrew Kehoe that killed 46 and wounded 58. Quiet villagers avoid the topic while newcomers learn parts of the event. a failed dynamite blast left 500 pounds unexploded, and the town faced a devastating day as buses and buildings were destroyed.
A jumble of trivia items and biographical hints lists several historical figures and events. It mentions Amelia Earhart, Lindbergh, and Harding among others, with dates like 1927 and 1932, plus scattered names, birth years, and captions. The piece appears as a long, garbled historical bites column with questions and hints rather than a coherent narrative.
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