Fruit of the Spirit Verse Excerpt
A Bible quotation from Galatians 5 22 23 emphasizes the fruit of the Spirit as love joy peace longsuffering gentleness goodness faith meekness and temperance and notes that there is no law against such behavior.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1937
Page
4
A Bible quotation from Galatians 5 22 23 emphasizes the fruit of the Spirit as love joy peace longsuffering gentleness goodness faith meekness and temperance and notes that there is no law against such behavior.
Douglas County boards protest issuance of beer licenses, signaling expanded local options to limit selling venues. Officials may lack review mechanisms and protests appear final, shaping the beer market in each township.
The United States and Germany will determine the cause of the Hindenburg fire. Theories include sabotage and atmospheric conditions with hydrogen release and near-stationary flight. Investigating boards will examine whether deliberate action or other factors led to the fiery destruction.
The national debt surpassed Roosevelt’s predicted June 30 target of 55 ,000,000,000 as of May 5, reaching 85,000,956,305 with seven weeks remaining in the fiscal year. Revenues have fallen short while expenditures and debt rise beyond his forecast, suggesting a need to revise his estimation method.
Captain Hugo Eckener's warning about helium gains emphasis after the Hindenburg disaster. The shift from hydrogen to helium improves safety, but bans on hydrogen raise questions about obtaining sufficient helium, with much of the world’s supply produced in the United States and export controls likely.
The text notes that German dirigibles require U S government permission to be made safe and suggests helium may be found elsewhere. It implies Germans will pursue alternative helium sources if dirigible use persists, driven by this incentive.
The vice president mismatches derby and derby in a Kentucky race scene and backs reduced government spending as many congressmen consider it a priority. The Hindenburg crash left two thirds of passengers alive, while anarchists in Barcelona persist and Italian forces face reverses in Spain. The war outcome remains unclear as spring progresses and dandelions emerge after heavy winter ice.
Hamilton Missouri high school band was the sole rate winner in division one of Class C at yesterday's National Music Festival. Division two entrants included Burlington Kansas junior high, Marquette Kansas, and Peru Nebraska. Division three listed Julesburg Colorado Minneapolis Kansas Pawnee Rock Kansas and Wilson Kansas. Other contests occurred in Class B band and chorus and Class C chorus.
Lida Squires-Fer describes a mother seated by a window in gentle sunlight. The narrator recalls her mother’s contentment, singing a familiar hymn, and the enduring presence felt even after passing.
Banner Jelly Bear and Honey Bear carry Willy Nilly to his house in Puddle Muddle. Mrs Quacko Duck tucks him in and gently smooths the bed while rubbing liniment on his chest. He sneezes and coughs as the scene continues.
In a whimsical scene the bear cubs care for Willy Nilly with a hot water bottle while a doctor cannot understand animal speech. Meanwhile a note mentions 28 tons of feed distributed at 501 emergency stations in Minnesota for pheasants and other game birds.
A set of short gags from different cities includes Mayor Byers joining a first pitch in Coffeyville where the toss hits his shin, Milwaukee police finding a couple quarrelling with a hidden wooden leg, Albany trucker Copalino freed over a parking alarm, a Kansas City encyclopedias sale joke, and a humorous quip about reading and walking to school.
Wednesday featured a Pinckney school play day under Miss Ann Alexander with a circus theme. Fifth and sixth graders presented acts including marchers wire walkers acrobats and folk dances from Holland Sweden England and America while Jimmie Murray announced the program and Bobby Powell served as property helper. A divorce was granted to R C Welborn from Jennie B Welborn by Judge Hugh Means, and Essie Bowers filed for divorce from Gerald Bowers in district court.
Dr Richard Henry Stafford pastor of Pilgrim Congregational Church of St. Louis has been chosen to deliver the baccalaureate sermon at Missouri University commencement exercises June 5 at Memorial Stadium. He will preach the baccalaureate sermon there in the morning and here in the evening. Mrs Frank Arnold is visiting her daughter in Shreveport La. H L Burger will be employed as dairy inspector following a milk ordinance. Burger will come from Topeka. Miss Mildred Houston and Miss Martha Borg will go to Arkansas City to work at the Gilbreath store.
Booker T. Washington visits Lawrence to address the university chapel audience on Tuesday morning. Invited by Chancellor Strong, he will attend the general A.M.E. conference in Kansas City and speaks to the public in the chapel.
On a storm lashed night at Farring ton Bluff the guests and staff shelter as an unknown intruder roams the house. Suspicion falls on all, yet the group remains alert and determined to trap the unseen assailant while attending to a brewing crisis and late hunger.
Prof. Irving D. Bartley attended the Kansas branch gathering of the American Guild of Organists in Oklahoma City where he gave a recital and was elected dean, Baldwin selected as next year’s meeting site. Mrs. M. A. Lawrence and Miss Mary Anna Lawrence visited Topeka, returning with Miss Marion Wolfe who spent Sunday with Miss Isse F. Johnson and attended the Messiah. Dean Paul C. Kochan and Mrs. Kochan spoke at an Epworth League event in Kansas City. Friends report Venona Jett’s letters from London about her studies and trips including a visit to John Wesley chapel. Mrs. Jett notes enjoying cross buns on Good Friday. Dr. and Mrs. Wallace Fleming and Mrs. Harriet W. Ruble plan to leave next week for an extended trip.
Radio schedule fragment lists WDAF KMBC WREN and WREN orchestras and artists across May 3 with multiple stations and times. Includes names Hoffman Dempsey Beasley Venuta and several concert programs plus weather forecast and late headlines.
Baker University trip to California includes alumni contacts while Mrs. Ruble visits Los Angeles. Rotarians from Baldwin and Ottawa neighbors discuss the lake project. Birth of Curtin Reeves at Lyons. Leisure Hour club hosts a buffet for Drs Balch and Fis. Attendees include Keve, Ruble, and local families as Lawrence and Manhattan engagements unfold.
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