Memory Book Verse From Malachi 3 16
A verse from Malachi 3 16 notes that those who fear the Lord speak often to one another and that a book of remembrance is written for them who honor God and think on his name.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1936
Page
4
A verse from Malachi 3 16 notes that those who fear the Lord speak often to one another and that a book of remembrance is written for them who honor God and think on his name.
Senate finance chair Harrison says experts study modifying the law to ease its impact on debt ridden firms and plant expansion while administration aims to keep the tax. Critics warn of government meddling and nuisance taxes that cost more to collect than they raise, a burden on business and the country. An uncensored Spanish border dispatch describes anarchist threats challenging the regime amid civil conflict.
John Hamilton remains chairman of the Republican National Committee after Chicago votes show only two against. Opponents accused him of being too conservative while urging a liberal leadership, a debate reflecting tensions between old and new deal era strategies within the party.
The text suggests the GOP should ready itself for the end of wild experimental spending, with the national committee led credibly by John Hamilton. It notes L. F. Loree resigning from Kansas City Southern at 79, sparking concern among financiers. Ruth Baker Pratt criticizes social security act, while others seek early congressional action modifying social security. Italian conquest of Ethiopia speeds to completion as Mussolini’s forces capture the last stand.
A bank messenger was assaulted on a downtown street corner at noon, and cash totaling $79,000 was stolen. The money was from Fidelity National Bank to be used for payrolls from the Federal Reserve. Witness N M MacAvage followed behind. the scene was near the Fidelity Bank entrance amid Christmas crowds.
A compressed recap of city and national items from December 18 ten years ago. Notable notes include a 40 percent dividend by United States Steel and surpluses of major corporations, the arrest and arraignment of Kenneth Ormiston in a McPherson case, and forecasts of cross ocean communication within a decade. Also mentions a Michigan oil well and travel notes for Agnes Husband and Irene Peabody.
New York City hosts Miss Fanny May Ross and Miss Louise Miller on leave from the K A music school. Jamestown College’s Laura Glidden visits family in Jamestown N C. Rosemary Ketcham travels to Delaware Ohio for the holidays. Mrs G G McCoy returns home to Pelham N Y after visiting Otto Fischer family. Officer James Messer serves as Santa Claus at New York and Quincy schools and again at the Varsity theater.
Twenty five years ago report notes F X Williams leaving for California and Lloyd Ware plus John Newman headed to Portsmouth. Bridge contract awarded to John Tarpy in Grant Township. Central Hotel fire causes $250 damage. hotel is old Lawrence landmark. University journalism quarters planned in Medic building with moves during holidays. Dr. James Naismith to attend National Athletic Association meeting in New York on December 27, leaving Christmas Day.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the Cameron resolution urging U S recognition of Cuba as independent and asking Washington to mediate with Spain to end the war. Also noted are local happenings in Lawrence including a reception for Governor Leedy and university and city schools’ winter vacation.
A club meeting this morning elected Thomas Harley to represent Kansas University on the program of the Kansas Day club, which will convene in Topeka in January.
Santa continues the tale in a Mary Graham Bonner piece about kindness and discipline, noting that polite homes with fair treatment nurture better behavior in children. The passage portrays a benevolent holiday figure painting names on sleds and expresses a belief in universal goodness and care.
Santa explains that every child deserves a visit for the good moments and acts of kindness, not just mistakes. Christopher nods, acknowledging Santa’s belief in universal holiday joy and the enduring love for Santa up North.
This piece surveys general versus specific resistance to disease. It explains skin integrity and nutrition as general defenses and vaccines and phagocytosis as specific defenses. It notes Jenner’s smallpox vaccine as a milestone and credits Metchnikoff with describing white blood cell defense mechanisms.
Trinity Lutheran church Sunday School officers and teachers association met for an annual meeting to elect officers for 1937. Chosen were A. G. Sabol as superintendent, department superintendents Clyde Waessix Helen Thorpe Mrs C W Dyre and Mrs Dora Brubaker. John Selig as secretary. Ralph C. Miner re elected treasurer. Pianists named Lucile Reuter Kathleen Rolson Aliene Sabol and Mrs Agnes Selig. Julia Oehrle named chorister of the adult department. Installation to follow with a church service in January.
Sally Warren, bored by heartbreak, helps Tip marry Terry Maynard while Sally contends with unrequited love for him. Philip Page offers support in a tale of social corridors, garden gatherings, and evolving loyalties in Warrenton as Tip’s wedding looms.
A dense, fragmentary schedule of radio programs across WREN WDAF KMBC and other affiliates for Friday December 12 through Sunday December 20. The entry lists multiple acts announcers orchestras and performances including Santa Claus programs musical variety shows dinner concerts and weather forecasts with numerous artist names and station identifiers.
Dr Robert A Hunt will deliver a Christmas story during the morning worship at 10 50 o clock at the First Methodist church The chosen title for the piece is The Keeper of the Stable Special music has been arranged for the hour.
A women’s ensemble including Theo Ericsson Beulah Lamb Roberta Hoffman Gwendolyn Hunt Dura Wiles Young and June Ulm will sing A Bethlehem Carol and A Christmas Cradle Song with Dura Wiles Young performing The Birthdsy of the King, Dorothy Enion Miller to play organ. The Sunday school gathers at 9 45 a m for a Christmas worship led by R C Laessig with the minister delivering a Christmas story and all members expected to attend. There will be no evening service.
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