Josiah Rediscovered Law Sparks Temple Reopening
The article recalls King Josiah’s reign as a model of faith and justice. At 18 he began restoring the temple after Hilkiah found the ancient book of the law in the Lord’s house. Shaphan brought it to Josiah who mourned, then sought authority to act on its commands.
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Marriage changes a man it seems
A humor piece contrasts courting romance with married life noting husbands grow distant and practical. It uses the quip nothing changes a man more than marriage to illustrate shifts from gallantry to routine. The prose ends urging renewed faith and moral guidance from scripture.
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New York
Altoona Observes Family Night Across Local Homes
Council of Church Women members surprised Mr. and Mrs. Marvin DeBolt on a recent Wednesday, gifting appreciation and sharing coffee at their Fredonia motel. Christmas events and church group activities fill the week with recitals, vesper services, and family visits across area towns.
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Council of Church Women
Marvin DeBolt
Fredonia
Mmes
Kenneth Miller
Virgil Gamble
George Hyde
Reed Streets
Custer Myers
May Wilson
George Staley
Myrtle Frankberg
Alta Aldridge
Eastern Star Chapter
Masonic Home
OES Religious Education Fund
Harry Russell
Una McKey
T. A. Streets
Kenneth Streets
Christian Church
Music Appreciation Club
Glen Jones
Neodesha
Nellie Elliott
Rebecca Frankenberg
MYF
Raymond Clark
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W. A. Suddock
History snapshot of December 10 1965 events
On this date in 1921 the United States Great Britain France and Japan signed a treaty to preserve the Pacific status quo for ten years. Ten years ago Eisenhower accepted the resignation of Civil Aeronautics Administrator Frederick Lee. Five years ago de Gaulle’s Algeria visit saw riots killing 127. One year ago a federal commissioner dropped charges against 19 of 21 Mississippi civil rights murder arrestees due to weakened FBI testimony.
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Great Britain
France
Japan
Pacific
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Frederick Lee
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Mississippi
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Higher Prices Soon For Bacon and Ham
Chicago AP report indicates homemakers will face higher bacon and ham prices in coming weeks. Retailers expect the increase to be the largest since 1948, as Wednesday hog prices reached 30.75 per 100 pounds at the Chicago market amid tighter supply from fewer hogs.
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Today's Youngsters Faster Stronger
Tests by the American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation show 12 year olds now run the 50-yard dash 0.2 seconds faster, throw a softball 10 feet farther, broad jump 5 inches farther, and do 19 more situps than seven years ago.
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American Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
National Education Association
Recreation Calendar Tonight and Saturday Events
Youth bowling at Bow-Mer and Sports man s Bow at 4 00 p m Junior high night at Launching Pad 2 10 00 Basketball at Senior High gym Independence vs Royster 9th Lola vs Comet B team and varsity 6 30 Saturday Youth bowling at Sports man s Bowl 9 a m Bowl-Mor 1 30 p m Industrial basketball at St Patrick s gym Self Service vs Smith Lumber 7 p m Bank of Commerce vs First National Bank 8 30 Juco basketball Neosho Junior College at Tulsa University freshmen Senior high and juco dance at Launching Pad 8 30 11 30 p m
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Eastern Air Lines to Build 11 Million Terminal at Logan
Eastern Air Lines announces an 11 million dollar passenger terminal project at Logan International Airport. The plan appears in a Boston dispatch from the Associated Press.
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Eastern Air Lines
Logan International Airport
State Opens First Women Alcoholism Unit in New York
The first state operated alcoholism treatment unit for women opens at Central Islip State Hospital in Suffolk County, joining existing male units at Central Islip and Rochester State Hospitals. Hunters in Maine killed 37 270 deer in the season ending Saturday, short of the 1959 record 41 735. The New China News Agency reports China’s first modern motor vehicle plant.
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Central Islip State Hospital
Suffolk County
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Rochester State Hospital
Augusta
Maine
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New China News Agency
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