The Fruits of Faith Focus on Love and God’s Word
A study highlights how devotion to love and scripture shapes character. The article explores virtues, spiritual growth, and community impact arising from Christian faith practices centered on biblical teaching and compassionate action.
James Meekness and Faith in Early Christian Teaching
Newman Campbell surveys the Epistle of James highlighting meekness toward God and neighbors, the call to be doers of the word, and warnings against wealth misuse. He notes James’s emphasis on faith working through love, the critique of hypocrisy, and the faith versus works debate with Paul.
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Newman Campbell
James
Christ
Jerusalem
Wilbur Smith
Peloubet
Paul
Faith and Works in Paul and James Contrasting Views
Paul argues that true faith justifies before God regardless of human merit. James counters the orthodox claim by condemning churchgoers who do not act. The passage contrasts two perspectives on faith and deeds.
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Paul
God
James
Indiana University 132nd Commencement Honors Four Hoosier Leaders
Lincoln Hartford of Hartford Indiana received a Master of Music at Indiana University's 132nd commencement where four Hoosier born leaders were awarded honorary degrees. Joseph Cardinal Ritter Indiana Gov. Matthew Welsh Leland J. Haworth and Waldo L. McAtee were honored as part of a class exceeding 4,000 graduates.
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Lincoln O. Hartford
W. Washington St
Indiana University
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
Indiana
Matthew Welsh
Leland J. Haworth
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Waldo L. McAtee
Chapel Hill
N.C
Hartford
Nashua DVBS Closes On July 2
Nashua DVBS at Nashua Orthodox Presbyterian Church opened Monday for two weeks with an average attendance of 76. Closing program set for July 2 at 8 p.m. All parents and friends invited. Nearby family events include birthday and anniversary celebrations for Neely and McConahy families. The Robert Whiting family visited Pittsburgh attractions and Bakerstown on a day trip. Maude Matthews is a patient at Jameson Memorial Hospital.
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Nashua Orthodox Presbyterian Church
Robert Whiting
Pittsburgh
Zoo
Elizabeth Hytracek
Bakerstown
Alleged Slaye r Held For Grand Jury Action
Chester Haufman 53 of McDonald Pa is ordered held for Washington County grand jury in the fatal shooting of former partner Leonard Bywaters 51 of Chester W Va at Haufman home. Police said the killing followed a dispute over an investment in Arroyo Sand and Gravel Co.
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UPI
Chester Haufman
McDonald
Washington County Grand Jury
Cumberland
W.va
Haufman
Leonard Bywaters
Chester
Bywaters
Arroyo Sand and Gravel Co
New Symbols Costly as Americans Buy Pools and Homes
Americans spent about a billion dollars last year on 85 000 backyard swimming pools three billion on extended trips abroad and bought 100 000 weekend hideaway homes new status symbols all.
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Los Angeles
Grange Plans July Work Night and Patriotic Program
At the meeting chairman Arthur Pandy reported on state legislative bills. The Grange will hold a work night on July 5 at 7 p.m. A Patriotic Program will be given and a silent auction will close the evening. Lunch was served by the Home Economics Committee. The next meeting is scheduled for July 5.
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Laugham
Minnie Dolaugham
Arthur Pandy
Grange
Home Economics Committee
Two Recaptured After Mental Hospital Escape
Two teenage mental patients, Norman Wicks and James Hayes, both 17 from New York, were captured near Reading, Pennsylvania after a tense pursuit. Wicks was wounded in the elbow when he threatened a trooper with a .32 revolver. Hayes was seized without resistance. A third escapee, John Nessian, later surrendered in Chittenango, New York. Police had scoured a wide area for the trio after they fled Utica State Hospital Wednesday morning.
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Reading
UPI
New York
Norman Wicks
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Wicks
James Hayes
Whitesboro
Utica State Hospital
John Nessian
Utica
Nessian
Chittenango
Wicks and
Hayes
Merger Endorsed As Economic Aid To Coal Industry
Huntington mayor David L. Francis urged ICC hearings that the C&O and B&O merger would spur coal industry growth. He noted Huntington as a major coal employer and praised the affiliation for improving transportation efficiency and regional competitiveness. Francis joins governors Barron and Almond in support.
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Washington
UPI
David L. Francis
Huntington
W. Va
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Francis
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
John Bradford
West Virginia
W. W Barron
Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Princess Coals, Inc
C&o
C&o-B&o
Fourth hearing on C&O bid to seize and merge with B&O
Francis testified first today as the fourth hearing examined C&O’s plan to take control of the B&O and merge. The New York Central Railroad opposes the proposal and also seeks to acquire B&O.
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B&o
Francis
C&o
New York Central Railroad
Liberty Grange Dairy Program Highlights Local Talks
A Liberty Grange meeting featured a dairy program directed by the Home Economics Committee. Leona Hammerschmidt presented The Cow, and Jack Do spoke on New Inventions for a Small Dairy Farmer.
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Liberty Grange
Leona Hammerschmidt
Jack Do
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