Thought For Today on Prayer and Supreme Court Caution
A preacher discusses prayer’s reach from simple supplication to deep desires, noting belief in God’s ongoing guidance. He contrasts formal prayers with personal wishes, then mentions the Supreme Court’s stance against official prayer, suggesting caution in religious practice and constitutional bounds.
Religious Nurture of Children Terrifies Some Parents
UPI reports a new book by Rev. Dr. Randolph Crump Miller stresses that religious training begins at home through loving relationships. Parents should model faith, avoid rigid answers, and allow children to develop belief, while Sunday School is important for community, though teen rebellion varies.
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White House party highlights Roosevelts and guests
George Osman, Sunday Register culinary arts columnist, recalls a May 16 1936 White House party hosted by Franklin D. Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt. He details rooms from the East Room to the State Dining Room, hordes of guests, beer and sandwiches, food tables, and vaudeville entertainment, praising the Roosevelts as gracious hosts.
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Sunday Register
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Old Canadian Indian Legend Tour Around Georgian Bay
George W. Hodell recounts a northern Ontario trek along Georgian Bay visiting Penetanguishene Midland and Killarney. He describes the Penetang docked ex-minesweeper Penetang 88 the Huronia House Huron shrine and a Huron village replica with the vanished tribe. The trip includes the Thirty Thousand Islands legend the Kitchikewana god and a 90 to 97 mile drives with lodge stays and birthday banter.
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Nothern
New York State
What Will Freedom Mean To Algeria
UPI Foreign News Analyst Phil Newsom compares views on freedom in Algeria across the Casbah and European districts, noting how celebrations and diverse populations reflect differing hopes and concerns for political reform and social change.
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UPI
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25 Years Ago From the 1937 Raleigh Register
Miss Margaret M. Reilly is appointed superintendent of nurses at Pinecrest Sanitarium by Dr. K. M. Jarrell. Miss Reilly succeeds Miss Hazel Maxwell who moves to Mountain State Hospital in Charleston. Boxing icons Braddock and Louis to clash at White Sox field amid recall of Braddock's rise. Larry Steinbeck returns to Beckley Bengals as catcher leads win over Logan 9 to 2. Golf at Black Knight course ends with Mrs. C. L. Hall and Mrs. W. M. Duncan triumph 7 to 4 over Mrs. N. J. Pugh and Mrs. H. P. Meadows. Potatoes donated for Raleigh County relief. H. C. Houchins notes eligibility for aid. Also features on Algeria independence politics between Ben Bella and Ben Khedda with Nasser in Cairo and broader implications.
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Pinecrest Sanitarium
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Charleston
Mountain State Hospital
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Joe Louis
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Max Baer
C. L. Hall
W. M. Duncan
Black Knight
N. J. Pugh
H. P. Meadows
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Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ben Khedda
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North Africa
Arab World
Africa
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Egypt
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Cairo
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Algiers
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Russia
Visitors and real estate news in Raleigh 1912 item
Twenty years ago in the Raleigh Register from the 1912 files Mrs Lora Bowles of Huntington and Miss Essie Hollandsworth of St Albans visit Dr S O Blair's family at White Cross Pharmacy. Dr McRae C Banks of Raleigh buys B C Sundow’s Wickham Avenue house as an investment and does not plan to move. Grover Trail, University of two year course, is spending vacation at home.
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Huntington
Essie Hollandsworth
St. Albans
McRae C. Banks
Raleigh
B. C. Snndow
Wickham Avenue
Grover Trail
Ceylon seizes oil facilities halting major Western firms
Washington reports Ceylon nationalizes about a third of local oil assets, removing 180 top filling stations plus 60 kerosene depots from Shell International Petroleum Cal-Tex and Esso Standard Eastern. The move follows a 40-year presence, with compensation rules unclear and talks of payment in dollars pounds rupees or bonds.
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Rumania
United Arab Republic
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Beckley Newspapers subscription rates and policy
Beckley newspapers publish subscription prices for daily and Sunday service by mail and by carrier. Rates include annual and semiannual options, with state sales tax added for West Virginia subscribers. The notice warns that distributors are independent contractors and the company is not responsible for advance payments.
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