First Sign in John The Wedding at Cana Revealed
RB H Ramsey recounts John 1 43 to 2 12 noting Jesus calls disciples at Capernaum selects Philip and Nathanael and performs the Cana miracle at Mary's urging showing both humanity and divinity in the opening gospel episodes.
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RB. H. Ramsey
Jesus
John the Baptist
John
God
Andrew
Simon
Peter
Philip
Capernaum
D. Nathanael
Jesus Turns Water into Wine at Cana in Galilee
This passage recounts Jesus at a wedding in Cana where he turns water into wine, signaling his glory and prompting the disciples to believe. The event highlights Jesus as an emergent teacher bringing divine power into everyday life, with emphasis on the sign over the miracle.
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Jesus
Cana
Galilee
John
Philip
Nathanael
Powers
Moses
Nazareth
Mary
Intermarriages Rise Across U S Religions
New York AP report notes inter faith marriages have become more common, with rising shares across religions. Experts cite higher divorce risk for uninvolved partners, while Catholic Presbyterian dialogue sees mixed-faith unions aiding Christian unity.
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George W. Cornell
New York
America
Victor D.sanua
Yeshiva University
Off Season Shopper Guide from Sylvia Porter 1968
Porter advises that January and February offer seasonal lows for clothing furniture and used cars with big savings. She notes post Christmas sales, off season vacation rates, and the potential for bargains. Inflation trends show gradual increases. act on sales, be selective, and seek loans to beat the cost spiral.
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Sylvia Porter
New York
Henry G.J. Beck
Lyndhurst
N.J
Sanua
Publishers-Hall, Syndicate
Women Affected By SS Changes In 1968 Reforms
District Manager William E. Evans outlines 1968 social security changes impact on women. Key points include child eligibility for monthly payments upon a mother's death or retirement, disabled widows and divorced wives able to receive benefits earlier, and broader dependent benefits for children of working mothers.
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William E. Evans
Decatur Daily
Johnson
IRS Tax Tips Help With 1967 Returns and Deductions
IRS answers common questions on filing early and avoiding penalties for the fourth estimated tax installment. It covers W-2 timing, Form choices, maid wage reporting, charity deductions, correcting return labels, scholarships, age-based exemptions, and reporting constructive receipts for dividends and interest.
New widow disability benefits details explained
The new law allows widows to receive disability benefits starting up to seven years after a spouse’s death or earlier for those with dependent children. Benefits range from 50 to 82.5 percent of the deceased worker’s amount, with specifics by age and timing, and initial payments can begin in March 1968. Contact the Federal Building in Decatur at 353-9414 for eligibility.
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Federal Building
Decatur
Dean's list honors at St Bernard College
St Bernard College registrar Mary Ellen Schlosser released the dean's list for the first semester. Students with a B average or higher include many named entrants from Cullman and surrounding towns such as Richard Baggett James Benson Hugh Bennett Jerry Bishop June Blakely Michael Bontrager Peggy Branch Clarke Christ Hazel Daniel Kenneth Golden Edward Hagedorn Harriet Harden Edward Hayes Steve Hulsey William Johnson Ronald Johnston Jorene Kinser Wanda Livingston Betty Manley Allen Matkin Ted Mauldin Rody Morgan Norma Pace Richard Patterson Keith Pattillo Curtis Peindhardt Betty Ratliff Jewell Ray Walter Richard Minnie Ridgeway Billy Rivers Kay Robertson Marvin Sanders William Schaffer Evelyn Sparks Jack Speigle Nan Swann Don Wilbanks Bernard Young Tommy Cole Benny Crutchfield Maudie Hicks Mary Horton Kenneth Lawrence William Lay Darrell Maddox Jimmy Hudson Kenneth Richards Alice Moody Susanne Watson Russell Huddleston Maria Howard Fern Hogan
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Cullman
Mary Ellen Schlosser
St. Bernard College
Richard C. Baggett
James T. Benson
Hugh D. Bennett
Jerry T. Bishop
June A. Blakely
Michael F. Bontrager
Peggy M. Branch
Clarke M. Christ
Hazel P. Daniel
Kenneth D. Golden
Edward E. Hagedorn
Harriet J. Hardeman
Edward S. Hayes
Steve R. Hulsey
William G. Johnson
Ronald A. Johnston
Jorene B. Kinser
Wanda C. Livingston
Betty Joyce Manley
Allen W. Matkin
Ted W. Mauldin
Rody Morgan
Norma Pace
Richard A. Patterson
Keith E.pattillo
Curtis W. Peindhardt
Betty K. Ratliff
Jewell W. Ray
Walter A. Richard
Minnie Jane Ridgeway
Billy Jack Rivers
Kay Robertson
Marvin Lee Sanders
William L. Schaffer
Evelyn Sparks
Jack R. Speigle
Nan L. Swann
Don M. Wilbanks
Bernard A. Young
Vinemont
Tommy W. Cole
Benny G. Crutchfield
Maudie P. Hicks
Mary G. Horton
Kenneth E. Lawrence
William P.lay
Darrell R- Maddox
Falkville
Jimmy J. Hudson
Kenneth K. Richards
Hanceville
Alice K. Moody
Susanne M. Watson
Baileyton
Russell W. Huddleston
Crane Hill
Maria W. Howard
Double Spring
The Little Woman Letter from President to Secretary of Expense
A humorous line presents a missive attributed to the President of the United States asking a recipient to become his Secretary of Expense. The quotation plays on presidential power and domestic finance in a playful, tongue in cheek tone.
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