Thought For Today Quote by Kathleen Norris
Thought for today quotes Kathleen Norris noting a divinity shaping our ends and urging listening for its voice as guidance for daily life.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1966
Page
4
Thought for today quotes Kathleen Norris noting a divinity shaping our ends and urging listening for its voice as guidance for daily life.
The piece argues for removing Interstate 77 signs on the West Virginia Turnpike, citing rising fatalities and calling it criminal negligence to keep the signs. It lauds road sign reform ideas and urges legislative hearings and Turnpike Commission accountability.
A letter by surgeon Michael DeBakey to Linda Griggs of Pittsburgh explains that a plastic heart contains a great deal of love. He describes how many people work day and night to create life extending hearts, studying continually to learn all about real and plastic hearts, and promises Linda she will understand the love when she grows up.
Takes A Couple New York NEA reflects on buying a summer suit and the social pressures of dressing respectably. The piece notes generational quirks in shopping alone, praises menswear sellers, and links June to brides and new families as a backdrop for sartorial propriety.
A Jesuit theologian from Woodstock College argues that Catholic veneration of Mary hinders unity but is not insurmountable. Fr Walter J Burghardt says understanding rather than prejudice is needed, noting Protestants fear Marian intercession while Catholics see Mary as human and united with Christ. He urges recognizing shared concerns for Christ to move toward oneness.
The article notes that final career decisions may come early in schooling or years after entering the workforce. It emphasizes that many students remain undecided during high school or college and that changes are common as interests and abilities develop. Guidance counselors assist, and academic plans can adapt to new career paths.
A personal reflection on a son leaving home to pursue life on the West Coast. The narrator, John Hodell, recalls family tensions, parental pride and doubt, and the awkward process of farewells. The piece weaves art show chatter, philosophy hints, and a playful exchange with son Charles about a computer error and verse replies.
A devotional prayer praising God as life giver and sustainer. The text asks for continual seeking of the Lord and renewal of strength each day, attributed to Harry C. White of Charlotte North Carolina, First Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.
The Dominican Republic held fair elections about 14 months after near civil war. President Lyndon B. Johnson relied on U S Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker to guide the transition to democracy. Voters endorsed American firmness over indecisiveness and largely rejected Juan Bosch, even in Santo Domingo where his support faded. The vote reflected a desire for calm, reconstruction, and continued American engagement.
Twenty five years ago in the Raleigh Register notes three Hajash brothers from East Beckley, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hajash, each serving differently. Nick gin with Beckleys National Guards at Camp Shelby, Andy in Panama Coast Artillery at Fort Randolph, Martin finishing navy preliminary training at Norfolk. The column also weighs Dominican Republic politics with Balaguer, Bosch, and Johnson. The piece contrasts eloquent rhetoric with pragmatic leadership and calls for objectivity in reporting.
Beckley Newspapers Corporation announces home delivery options for Naleigh Register. Second class mail rights are authorized in Beckley and Hinton West Virginia. Delivery by carrier or distributor with daily and Sunday editions available, pricing shown for weekly and monthly terms.
90 years ago from the 1916 files of Charles Lewis, longtime superintendent of the Raleigh Lumber Company at Fitzpatrick, resigned to take over the superintendency of the same firm at Blackey, Virginia. Independent confirmation notes his years of service and new assignment at the Virginia location.
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