Bible Passages Evoke Psalm 125 Reading
A brief note cites I Kings chapters 4 and 7 and Psalm 125 as an evocative reading sequence. The references mark a liturgical or devotional use within a religious observance.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1952
Page
4
A brief note cites I Kings chapters 4 and 7 and Psalm 125 as an evocative reading sequence. The references mark a liturgical or devotional use within a religious observance.
A reflective meditation argues that nations crumble after periods of prosperity as wealth concentrates among a few. Using Israel’s history as example, the piece notes Solomon’s lavish expenditures and the resulting social strain. It warns that wealth without Middle class balance erodes national stability and glitters fade into ruin.
Cpl and Mrs Junius Mundell of Columbus South Carolina visited last week with parents Mr and Mrs J N Mundell and Mr and Mrs Joe Edmundson family In addition other Mundell relatives and guests from various towns joined for week end gatherings Sunday dinner included Mrs Edith Woodside Rocky Ford Colorado Mrs Bessie Dennis Purdin and Mrs Agnes Mullins Local connections listed among the visitors.
Miss Ruth Wood hosted the Bittersweet Club on Thursday afternoon September 18. Twelve members attended and elected officers: President Mrs. Al Adams Vice President Mrs. Robert Smith Secretary Mrs. Ola Creason Reporter Mrs. Lorenzo Kimbrough Song Leader Mrs. Emmett Palmer Game Leader Mrs. Fred Ludwig. Betty Adams won the hostess gift and Susan Creason won the contest. Next meeting October 2 with Betty Adams. Martha Smith, Club Reporter.
The United Neighbors Club held its regular meeting with Mrs. Walter Wood. Members answered roll call with a plant theme and a wedding gift was given to Mr. and Mrs. Farrel Hahn. Officers for the coming year were elected and contests won by Mrs. Corbin and Mrs. Matkins. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Maurice Allen.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Watson and son Ray included Mr. and Mrs. Martin Belcher and children of Olathe Kansas Mr. and Mrs Bird Dowdy Pvt Ray Watson home on fur lough will leave Monday Sept 29 for Seattle to be sent overseas Others visiting included Mr and Mrs Jake Watson Curt Whitaker and guests J C Hale sons Dean Randy Rickie Brantner Lucille Richard Mr and Mrs Clifford Gooch Larry Lana K Jimmie Badger Mr and Mrs Asa Badger. afternoon visits and a ball game followed.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Schrock traveled through Kansas and Oklahoma visiting relatives. They saw Mrs. Schrock's great uncles and cousins including G. A Harrelson in Dill City Oklahoma Ruben Harrieson in Sentinel Oklahoma H. D. Schrock's great uncle and Mrs. R. Seaman in Snyder Oklahoma and cousins Mr. and Mrs. George Robbins in Larned Kansas.
Porter Sayre and son Don ald attended the 4-H calf show in Brookfield with Don ald earning grand champion for his Angus calf. Derril Finney of Shelby won reserve champion with Hereford. Jean Sayre, Don ald Dean Cokerham and Jackie Liebhart placed in the top five with their Angus calves.
In the first week of the Interstate Show at St Joseph the carload lot beer section featured Hereford entries from Franklin Crose and Elaine Hale Browning and diverse Angus entries from Dale Tillman Gilbert Head Carletta Cokerham Gary Foss Ronnie Liebhart Shirley Guyer Larry Finney Roscoe Rulon Jerry Guyer Nadine Buswell Sherrill Foss Janice Preston with multiple entries from Marceline and New Boston and a Hereford team noted.
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