Lubbock News Briefs and Society Notes Featured
Community updates from Lubbock Texas include visitors and guests such as Mrs. J J McNeill and Mrs Minnie Johnson, reports on local church circles and U S D G A activities, and notices of meetings and programs at the Capital Hotel and nearby homes with references to Magnolia A and M and the Pan American Exposition in Dallas. The Pat Cleburne chapter of the U S D G honors delegates, discusses officer nominations, and remarks on a life sketch of Margaret Mitchell as part of a September gathering.
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Congress Has to Follow F D R or Face a New Party
Wisconsin Senator Robert M. LaFollette Jr argues the nation must align with the New Deal or risk a third liberal party, praising the executive branch while criticizing Congress and urging a permanent works program amid the era’s economic shift. The column mirrors a period sense of political realignment and calls for clarity on future party lines.
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Roosevelt Era Debate on Economic Opportunity and Policy
The text discusses the aim to raise national income and distribute it more equitably, warning against unrestrained private economic power. It stresses using public employment as a governor tool, tax policy adjustments, and the need for political realignment to advance New Deal principles against economic royalists. The piece predicts a clash between progressives and reactionaries and previews further commentary by Senator Lodge.
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Weekly Sunday School Lesson on Social Justice Text
The lesson argues a nation needs a sound religion focused on social justice. It cites Leviticus 19:9-18, 32-37, urging care for the poor, fair dealings, and protection for the handicapped. Mercy, magnanimity, and kindness to strangers are key, opposing vengeance and self centered patriotism. The true children of God embody justice and compassion rather than exploitation.
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Israel
Worldliness Discussed in Revival Reopens at West Fifth Church
Regular minister resumes duties at West Fifth and Grady church inviting all to Sunday school at 10. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with evening topic The Obedience of Faith. Youth meeting at 6 40 p.m. Worldliness from 1 John cited. Public urged to attend all services.
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Apostle of Love
A Vision of Shared Religion for a United Nation
A fragment urges citizens to adopt a common religious basis of honesty to deepen respect for all divine laws and purposes, imagining a nation strengthened by universal moral recognition and practice. No names or places are given, but the call emphasizes unity through shared spirituality.
First Baptist Church W. Br. Hamilton Pastor
Sunday school 9:45 with crises and teachers presenting God’s words to all ages. Church service 10:55. evening worship at 7 with baptist training on “That we may serve Him more acceptably.” Rev. H. A. Whitlow, pastor of Emmet Washington and Ozan churches, preaches Sunday. Public invited to all services at the church where the highways cross. Also a light humorous note about Myrtle’s wedding anniversaries.
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