Walking Uprightly in Thy Tabernacle Psalm Reflections
A devotional excerpt quotes Psalms 15 1 2 praising those who walk uprightly practice righteousness and speak truth in the heart, inviting discipline and piety within a holy dwelling.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1940
Page
4
A devotional excerpt quotes Psalms 15 1 2 praising those who walk uprightly practice righteousness and speak truth in the heart, inviting discipline and piety within a holy dwelling.
A brief debate on the two billion dollar stabilization fund followed a proposal to loan 50 million to China and 60 million to South American nations for hemisphere defenses. Some senators say the administration must obtain Congress approval, while spokesmen claim discretionary authority exists. Critics warn a large fund should be safeguarded more closely.
The Supreme Court ousted Topeka's police chief amid a bitter dispute with its own examiner. The court rejected extenuating circumstances claimed by the chief and held that no officer sworn to enforce law may ignore observed violations, even at a convention event.
London endures a three month siege by air raids with a rare 30 hour lull. The winter pause is unlikely proof Germans have paused. it more likely reflects the season's restraint on campaigns. Britain hopes for a longer, harsher winter to slow the German assault.
Critics question William Allen White's role with the aid to Great Britain committee as the stance evolves. The discussion moves from "all possible aid to England, short of war" to a broader "all aid to England," signaling a notable shift in the debate.
The United States may offer security for loans to England by pledging territorial properties. Local populations in affected territories would influence such security terms while avoiding a transfer without their consent. If no security is pledged, loan advances risk becoming outright gifts.
England reports the general health of its people is better than since the war. Despite bombing disruptions and crowded shelters, extraordinary public health measures kept epidemics at bay and improved overall health, a pattern mirrored by the Red Cross effort during the great dreath in the south.
The University of Kansas will offer courses aligned with the defense program to meet current emergencies. Training will be developed in close cooperation with program directors. The university notes it has participated in every defense effort since its founding.
Lawrence residents praise their festive street displays and share the sentiment with visitors. The decorations draw many sightseers and attract attention from nearby towns, spreading the town’s seasonal fame.
An army officer states horses and mules will always be needed in the military. He suggests a farm leader may echo the view that such beasts remain essential to farming too.
A suit filed in the state supreme court seeks to remove property tax liability for 58 KU and Laker university fraternities and sororities. Petitions circulate to have Douglas county take over all township roads. Douglas County Red Cross elected its executive committee and set an entertainment event. Notable social gatherings include Mrs Bertha Landes visiting with Prof. Landes family. A federation of dairy forces seeks to back prohibition in the 1932 campaigns.
The Italo-Greek war consumes Mussolini’s leadership as high command turnover signals emergency measures. Britain eyes a turning point to strike Italy while German air raids and shipping losses complicate France’s colonies stance.
Lawrence and Heath area players were awarded the football K at a noon meeting of the University athletic board. Adrian H. Lindgey was elected captain of the 1916 KU squad unanimously on the second ballot with strong showings for Walter Wood and Ren Heath.
Forty years ago William Cosand and Miss Luella Couch united in marriage at the bride’s home in Hesper. The Friends church minister performed the ceremony as the couple began their life together amid Lawrence society circles.
Mrs Sophia Seele Wickhorst born June 4 1866 Holstein Germany died November 20 after brief illness at 74.5.16 She married Guenther Seele August 22 1886 and left husband two sons Richard Seele Monument Robert Seele home two daughters Anna Torneden Selma Davidson Linwood six grandchildren and many relatives Funeral services were held November 23 at Rumsey funeral home Rev H Reifschneider officiated with songs Saved by Grace No Night There performed by local singers and pallbearers were grandsons and nephews laid to rest in Reno cemetery.
Local families share Thanksgiving dinners across households including the Johnsons Summers Ulrichs and Williamses. Visitors from Derby Baldwin and Topeka join meals and social events at the Ulrich and Swimsey homes. A Baldwin skating party and Hopewell club social punctuate the week as High Prairie prepares for upcoming meetings and a December Christmas program.
The Journal-World classified page remains the town’s busiest market page with buyers and sellers flocking to listings. Multiple ads cover jobs, housing, vehicles, and merchandise as residents browse for bargains and opportunities.
Wes and Ronica attend a Rocking R Ranch dinner where Colonel McDavid discusses aviation and bombing tests at Rainbow Canyon. Andre Girardeau plans a risky heist involving the Bailey home while Ronica probes the mystery, and Wes worries about his feelings and the dangerous plot ahead.
Mrs. Mary Martin left for Goodland for an extended visit visiting her daughter and son in law in Baldwin. Rebekah lodge Christmas party is set for next Tuesday at the hall. Farm Bureau meets at Mrs. Earl Black’s on December 9. Mrs. J. K. Mellor hosted Ideal bridge club with guest Mrs. Elsie Schnebly. Monday Night club had a dinner at the Pine Room honoring Mrs. Martin who leaves for winter. bridge followed. Past Matrons of Evangeline Eastern Star meet at Masonic hall with hostesses Mrs. Bert Jones and Mrs. Charles Kalb. Mrs. Stanley Flickinger and Mrs. Frank Leitaker hosted a supper shower for Mrs. Carl Buittell. gifts and rhymes shared. out of town guests Mrs. Breyfogle of Chanute and Mrs. Berkley of Shenandoah. Baldwin guests listed among those invited. Friends mourn the sudden death of Mrs. Julius Ziesch last Friday. services held at Barnett funeral home and St Johns Evangelical church with burial in St Johns cemetery. Surviving include husband six children and relatives. Col. and Mrs. Paul Reinecke and sons Roderick and John are noted.
A detailed list of radio programming across KMBC WREN WDAF and others from 5:00 p.m. December 9 to 6:15 a.m. December 10, including dramas, comedies, news, sports, concerts, and serials. Notable items include I Love a Mystery, Glenn Miller orchestra, Amos and Andy, Fibber and Molly, and early morning News and Weather forecasts.
Detroit noting Colonel Reinecke's overseas post as engineer of the Great Lakes survey. Mrs Reinecke is Esther Runyan, daughter of Rev and Mrs W M Runyan of Baldwin, before marriage.
Subscribing to the Journal-World as a Christmas gift delivers a long daily letter from the old hometown with a gift card included in each order.
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