Bible Verse Proverb 26 23 Featured Daily
A brief daily Bible verse presents Proverbs 26 23 where burning lips and a wicked heart are compared to a potsherd covered with silver dross, offering a moral insight in a concise devotional line.
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Newspaper
Kings Mountain Herald
Location
Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1949
Page
2
A brief daily Bible verse presents Proverbs 26 23 where burning lips and a wicked heart are compared to a potsherd covered with silver dross, offering a moral insight in a concise devotional line.
The article reviews miner discontent over a December 1 walkout call amid 52 lost working days and looming Christmas, while John L. Lewis faces questions of his strategy. It also covers Crescent Hill water sewer deals, city moral obligations, and a growing Girl Scout Troop in Kings Mountain.
December brings cold weather and a weakened reason for gloom. Kings Mountain merchants showcase a range of goods ideal for Christmas gifts, with many shoppers able to finish their lists within the business district.
The rise in airplane crashes calls for strict safety steps led by the companies themselves. The incidents undoubtedly deter air travel and demand decisive actions to reassure the public and restore confidence in aviation.
An item notes that it is time to buy city and state automobile licenses for 1950, urging residents to obtain the required papers. The notice targets vehicle owners and emphasizes license renewal or initial purchase.
Two Kings Mountain conductors, Capt. B. M. Ormand and C. C. O’Farrell, retire after about five decades in active service with the Southern Railway. The local NVA sewing room has prepared garments for distribution, producing overalls slips dresses shirts underwear baby items and quilts in the period November 11 to 24. Social notes report visits from Mrs. Davy John Smith of Goldsboro and others, plus local gatherings and bridge club events.
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A reflective column urges early Christmas shopping with budgeting, banker coordination, and a detailed gift list. It notes the value of planning, warns against overreliance on borrowing, and emphasizes balancing practicality with generosity in the spirit of Christ.
H M Ellis of the State College Extension Service urges preventions after costly eastern North Carolina farm fires. He calls for home heating inspections, rusted stovepipes, soot in chimneys, and flammable roof material checks. He also advises storing gasoline and kerosene in tight containers and keeping matches from children, plus a strong fire protection system with ladders extinguishers and water. The USDA has issued Farmers Bulletin No 1643 Fire Safeguards for the Farm.
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