Thought For Today from Matthew about hypocrites
A devotional reading cites Matthew 23 27 warning scribes and Pharisees about outward beauty masking inner uncleanness like whitewashed tombs full of dead bones in a moral admonition style.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1963
Page
4
A devotional reading cites Matthew 23 27 warning scribes and Pharisees about outward beauty masking inner uncleanness like whitewashed tombs full of dead bones in a moral admonition style.
Merchants press plan to redirect half of Beckley gross sales tax revenue, about 175000 annually, into city projects. Proposes earmarking funds for traffic relief, parking, and hospitality measures to boost Beckley as a shopping hub while supporting city planning efforts by Baker Company.
In Putnam County clergy push back on Bible classes in public schools arguing religious interpretations intrude and urging private faith over ceremonial displays. The piece notes faith as personal, warns against institutional prayers, and suggests courts ensure fair play while clergy oppose school prayers as irreligious.
Washington Notebook reviews Senator Edward M Kennedy as a fresh man role model amid public admiration from teens and peers while detailing IRS travel deduction hints, King Hassan II family notes, TFX disputes, and a humorous Eartha Kitt aside plus a gardener’s misadventure with climbing strawberries.
The author recalls a garden battle with weeds and a lone strawberry plant that survived a jungle of growth in Wayne County. Forty hardy plants are reset, promising a real harvest, with notes on trellises and patience for homegrown berries. The piece shifts to reflections on generosity, Cuban exiles, Kennedy, and the risk of U S involvement in Cuba, ending with a light observation on supermarket misfortune.
United Nations dispatch notes Rhodesian nationalist Josua Nkomo addresses the colonialism committee. Nkomo, head of ZAPU, denounces British policy and calls for reforms as Rhodesia faces a push toward independence and one man one vote. The 24 nation committee includes varied global members and voices.
News from Odd reports the death of George W. Hedrick at age seventy two. A lifelong county resident and Civil War veteran, he helped establish the Mountain Valley Baptist Church and held public trust positions with steady community support.
The War Lover by John Hersey is discussed as a late read about World War I air crews. Buzz Marrow, co pilot Charles Boman, and The Body fly a Fortress in Europe while facing danger, death, love, and ambition. The reviewer notes strong characters and vivid scenes, mentioning a Bremen mission and scenes of bravado and growth. The novel blends swagger with humility and ends with a positive assessment.
In Washington, President Eisenhower defends the overseas aid program as mutual security rather than a giveaway. The Clay report criticized by some misses core failures, notably escalating birthrates and misused funds in countries like South Viet Nam and Latin America. Gen. Clay is praised for candor but urged to address population growth and education to salvage the program.
In a question and answer format the reader asks for the most precious gem and the reply states that a flawless emerald of good color is the most precious gem, carat for carat.
Beckley Newspapers Corporation outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and home delivery. Rates vary for daily, Sunday, and combined services, with annual, semiannual, and monthly options plus a 3 percent West Virginia sales tax and notes on carrier independence and payment responsibility.
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