Eternal Life in Romans Lesson for December Ninth
The Uniform Sunday School lesson on Eternal Life based on Romans 6:4-23 and related passages outlines Paul’s careful teaching to a new Roman church. It explains a full break from paganism, penitent turning from sin, and the gift of eternal life as a freely conferred quality of life by God to those who repent, aligning with Paul’s wider message to the Gentile world.
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Herald Offers Weekly Reward for Top News Tip
The Herald announces a weekly reward of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. The program encourages readers to contribute timely, verifiable information to aid reporting and community coverage.
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Christmas in the Market Place at First Methodist Church
The Wesley Players of the Wesley Foundation at Emporia State Teachers College present Christmas in the Market Place at First Methodist Church Ottawa on Sunday Dec 9 at 7 pm. The gypsy Nativity play by Henri Gheon adapted by Eric Crozier features Melchior and a wandering troupe. A free will offering benefits the Wesley Building Fund.
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Newton Resigns CU Presidency
Quigg Newton announces resignation as University of Colorado president effective June 30 1963 to head the Commonwealth Fund of New York. He will become fund president on Sept 1 succeeding Malcolm Aldrich who becomes chairman of the board. The foundation supports medical education community health medical research and international education. His salary at the university was about 24000 a year.
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Fat Man's Finest Hour Has Arrived
HAL BOYLE notes the fat man enjoys seasonal praise from Thanksgiving to New Year as the public applauds his abundance. But after the holidays the same figure becomes scapegoat for overspending, leaving the fat man isolated and blamed for others excesses.
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