Privatism erodes morality in modern life says theologian
A theologian argues that immediacy and extreme privatism reshape religion and ethics. Mass media, fast results, and personal desires drive youth away from long term commitments, risking the death of community structures and even faith itself.
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Bob
Joyce
Tom Trotter
Claremont School of Theology
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Louvre
Chick and Ham wed in Fort Stockton home ceremony
Janet Elaine Chick and Steve Allen Ham renewed vows in a May 21 home ceremony in Fort Stockton after a May 12 Acuna Mexico wedding. Rev. James H. Elder officiated. Details include a yellow and white decor theme, eyelet taffeta gown, daisies and a two week Massachusetts honeymoon before settling in Fort Stockton. The bride, a Fort Stockton High School student, and the groom, a 1971 graduate now employed by Ray's Welding, plan a close family reception with attendees from Kingsville when the article notes.
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Mexico
Janet Elaine Chick
Steve Allen Ham
James H. Elder
First Presbyterian Church
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Fort Stockton
James H. Chick
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Jerry Ham
Judy Chick
Kathy Ham
Massachusetts
Dennis
David Glenn
Fort Devens
Fort Stockton High School
Ray's Welding
Cold Chisels
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How to select wine glasses and pour for best effect
A guide to choosing proper wine glasses and pouring levels. It argues for plain white glass to showcase color, warns against unusual containers, and explains how bubbles can be wiped away by detergent residue on glassware. A Detroit distributor, Harold Meloche, shares a pestilent tale of bubbly paradox.
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Harold Meloche
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Female executives rise through people oriented leadership
A study led by Dr. Margaret Hennig of Simmons College shows top women leaders tend to blend femininity with people skills to reach presidency or VP roles. It traces childhood patterns, strong father figures, secure family backing, and evolving feminine roles from age five to adolescence as keys to ascent in corporate leadership.
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New York
Margaret Hennig
Simmons College
Boston
Hennig
Ms. Executive
Dr. Hennig
Coeds Win W T P A Journalism Scholarships
Cheryle Fox of Crane and Shelley O Neil of Odessa win $800 West Texas Press Association journalism scholarships for study at Angelo State University. Fox, Crane High School May graduate and National Honor Society member, was sports editor of The Crane and led UIL awards. O Neil, Odessa High School May graduate and co editor, ranked high in UIL contests with a 3.6 GPA. Both plan to major in journalism at Angelo State University.
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Crane
Shelley K. O'Neil
Odessa
West Texas Press Association
Gene Snyder
Denver City
Snyder
West Texas
Miss Fox
Marshall Harvey Fox
Crane High School
Crane High
The
Quill and Scroll
Miss O'Neil
Odessa High School
UIL
Angelo State University
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