Wear Arbby Go and Sin No More Says Bible
Abigail Van Buren writes in her column about the Bible phrase Go and Sin No More as a moral prompt. The piece discusses guidance for readers facing temptation and the keeping of personal vows in daily life.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1968
Page
9
Abigail Van Buren writes in her column about the Bible phrase Go and Sin No More as a moral prompt. The piece discusses guidance for readers facing temptation and the keeping of personal vows in daily life.
Readers share personal dilemmas about temptation and marriage. A 28 year old admits an affair with a husband’s customer and seeks excuses while fearing discovery. Abby counsels honesty and forgiveness, urging sinning to repent and move on.
Miss Penny Ann Crotty and James Philip McDaniels married at St. Joseph’s Catholic church Marion officiated by Rev. Bernard Grady. The couple will reside in Marion after a Las Vegas honeymoon. both work for Collins Radio Co. Local guests included relatives from Marion addresses.
Kathleen Elyse Schmidt daughter of Mrs L A Schmidt Delhi and the late Mr Schmidt married Thomas Ann Renquist son of Mr and Mrs Harris C Renquist Ft Dodge at St Pauls Lutheran Delaware. The noon ceremony was performed by Rev George Steinkamp. The couple reside Iowa City.
The cover on the program for the Ohio Democratic Women’s Federation convention identified the party’s presidential candidate Herbert H. Humphrey. The item notes Humphrey as the fourth candidate in the race.
Patricia Ann Lehman became Mrs. Patricia Lehman Long after a 7:30 Saturday ceremony at First Baptist Church Elgin officiated by Rev. Orville Meth. The couple, who will reside at 1243 First Avenue SE in Cedar Rapids, hosted a 350 guest reception in church parlors. The bride wore a satin and organza gown with a chapel train and a pink bouquet, and is employed at St. Luke's hospital. Henry Edward Long, son of the George Longs of Colesbury, works for Wilson and Co. in Cedar Rapids. The wedding party included matron of honor Mrs. Eugene Lehman, bridesmaids Ellen Becker and Dorothy Kremer, best man Walter Long, and groomsmen Eugene Lehman and Kenneth Brown with ushers Marvin Schroeder and Harold Hanson.
Mercedes Mena Linareas, manager at a nationalized clothing store in Cardenas, Matanzas Province, was tried in a public square before about 3,000 people and sentenced to six months of hard labor at a government farm camp. Her husband Gilberto Malens Calvo received the same term as an accomplice.
Albany Times Union classified notice from Ken Ramsey announces his wife Frances has given up smoking after twenty one years of heavy daily use. Frances Ramsey reportedly smoked two packs or more daily for 21 years and this public notice confirms the change.
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