Proverbial Wisdom on Wrath and Righteousness
A compact proverb asserts that wealth cannot save in anger, while righteousness provides deliverance from death. It frames virtue as true security beyond material gain.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1956
Page
4
A compact proverb asserts that wealth cannot save in anger, while righteousness provides deliverance from death. It frames virtue as true security beyond material gain.
A broad range of scientists urge a halt to hydrogen bomb testing or, at least, stronger international safety standards. They warn that long term radiation effects from fallout remain uncertain and urge urgent research and global oversight.
The Topic editorial recalls Dwight D. Eisenhower's past praise for Adlai Stevenson on a world without militarism and a climate of international cooperation. It notes Eisenhower’s Columbia speech lines on abolishing arms for aggression and urges that he has not lived up to the feasible attainment as president.
In Tavares last week a courtroom’s somber mood gave way to Pride as Mark Williams was awarded the Eagle Scout badge. Attending Troop 19 of Mount Dora and many supporters heard of his path and his father M O Buster Williams who lost a leg in a crash stood by on crutches. The ceremony contrasted with the usual courtroom atmosphere and highlighted citizenship through scouting.
A columnist argues against class consciousness and a board of directors influenced by big business. He cites profits growth at U S Steel and General Motors since 1952, wage trends, and the labor share, warning Eisenhower era governance risks. He praises Woodrow Wilson’s cautions and criticizes press alignment with monopoly. He calls for representative government with balanced voices.
A fragment shows a tribute to President Dwight D. Eisenhower, addressed to him as Dear Ike, referencing his role as leader of the United States. The text underscores a formal greeting to the president.
Rev Mangrum asks who is a Saifit as St Edward’s Episcopal marks St Simon and Jude. Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and prayer service follow. Rev Coffield at Orsce View Baptist offers The Life of the Church morning sermon and The Man of Three Mountains in the evening.
George Holt argues against continued nuclear bomb testing and urges a worldwide ban. He contends tests are detectable, advocates moral leadership, and says only a general accord can deter new weapons while exposing breaches quickly. He frames ban as beneficial for safety and international credibility.
The Women's Missionary Society will hold a chicken pilau supper at the Sorrento school this Saturday from 5 30 to 7 p m. The Sorrento Mt Plymouth association held a special election meeting in the school building with Edwin Wade Thompson as vice president and Mrs Lara Brown as secretary treasurer. Directors include Mrs Melvin White Travis Wood ham Randall Burns and Richard Dunn with Frank Saxton as senior member. The year ahead focuses on creating a recreation center for all ages and members urge community support. The Home Demonstration club met October 19 to discuss slip covers and Mrs Noel Gulledge hosted a stork shower October 18 at Mrs W D Beagles.
The State Department announces interviews from Oct 29 to Nov 3 at the Florida State Employment Service in St. Petersburg for clerical and stenographic work in 265 embassies across 77 countries. Applicants aged 21 to 25 with typing speed, U S citizenship, health, and office experience or training qualify for a starting salary of 3390 dollars plus allowances and housing.
The St. Petersburg Times urges a full national debate on Adlai Stevenson’s proposal to end hydrogen bomb tests worldwide. It argues the issue affects world peace, signals American leadership, and should not be dismissed as mere political maneuvering despite Republican arguments that it is outside politics.
A quoted treatise argues that Western powers must rethink imperial policy toward Asia and Other peoples. It denounces dollar diplomacy extraterritorial rule and racial hierarchies and calls for ending old power structures as nationalist awakenings rise.
Tangerine notes members of the Major Francis Dade Chapter of the Daughters of 1812 drove to Eagle Lake to the home of Mrs. David Wright. The Rev Louis H Johnston opened church services for the season with about 40 present. Services are held Sundays at 11 am. Mrs Ensign Petura of Mount Vernon NY visits while Mr Petura recovers in hospital. Miss Helen McKay of Middlebury VT spent a week with Mrs M B Swift. She retired as secretary to the president of Middlebury College and is wintering in Winter Park. Winter guests include Mr and Mrs Drury from South Hero. Also Mr E Sees spent the summer in Maine from Massachusetts, and Mr Mass.
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