Abundant Life by Oral Roberts Believe and You Will See
Release notes show May 17 1959 as a release date for Abundant Life by Oral Roberts with the album title Believe and You Will See and a later availability statement.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1959
Page
11
Release notes show May 17 1959 as a release date for Abundant Life by Oral Roberts with the album title Believe and You Will See and a later availability statement.
A brief notice states No 118 syndicated by Ordl Roberts Evangelistic Association Inc Tulsa Oklahoma for distribution. The item identifies the organization and location without additional details.
A reflective meditation on faith over sight, arguing that belief precedes miracles. The speaker cites John 11 40 and Martha s doubt to claim true sight is of the soul and that faith enables spiritual perception beyond visual signs. A witness recalls healing by prayer confirming belief leads to experience.
Drain old water and antifreeze then refill with clean water and rust inhibitor. If the system is rusty or deposits appear use a cleaner per the manufacturer, then refill. Check hoses for leaks and recheck the water level after a day or two of driving.
Charlene Hatch from Swan Lake visited her parents Mr and Mrs Thompson Hatch on Wednesday. Berta Albrecht of Poca visited her father William Baker and brother Wayne last Thursday. The Hatch family attended stake leadership at Oneida stakehouse last Thursday evening. Kendall and Ames couples attended dance practice at Preston Tuesday. Vivian Hatch attended Marsh Valley High School's musical comedy Sadie Shaw from Arkansas Thursday evening.
A statewide centennial is planned as Idaho nears 100 years since its territorial establishment. The piece notes Idaho grew rapidly from 1860 frontier beginnings to territory by 1863 and urges celebrations to yield lasting benefits such as a hospital wing library bench or park improvements rather than fleeting pageantry. It emphasizes unity across dates and communities and the value of enduring projects for future generations.
Idaho Army National Guardsmen about 3,000 strong will conduct 15 day field maneuvers June 6 to 20 at Gowen Field Boise and at McCall. Maj. Gen. John E. Walsh says the drills emphasize combat readiness through practical training night exercises and field problems including dispersion camouflage concealment and blackout measures. Units from the 116th armored cavalry 148th field artillery 116th quartermaster group and others at Gowen Field and the 145th 116th 882nd 129th engineer units plus 45th Army band at McCall participate.
Idaho cows produced 7 390 pounds of milk per cow in 1958, the highest in history, with total Idaho production exceeding 1.5 billion pounds and per capita output at a low 1924 level nationally. County Agent Daniel Roberts received the USDA report. 213 000 milk cows were on Idaho farms, up 1 000 from 1957.
Union Pacific Railroad establishes a philanthropic foundation with initial funding to support grants in education social welfare health science culture and the arts. W R Rouse elected executive director. headquarters in Omaha with New York offices.
Idaho State Automobile Assn road service manager Richard Navarro urges motorists to drain and discard anti-freeze now. He warns many overheated engine calls come from neglected cooling systems and rust buildup. A cooling system check list is advised to prevent summer and winter damage.
A large gathering from Oxford and nearby towns attended the funeral for John J. Croshaw at the Oxford cemetery after services at St. Anthony. Speakers included L. M. Boyce, with mourners from Logan Oneida and Grace visiting relatives in Oxford.
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