Thought For Today Rogues Differ Little Proverb
Brief aphorism on rogues starting as a disobedient semi Chinese proverb, reflecting on character and origins.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1957
Page
2
Brief aphorism on rogues starting as a disobedient semi Chinese proverb, reflecting on character and origins.
Billy Graham plans a Madison Square Garden eight week crusade this May and June to preach basic Christian principles to a New York audience, amid controversy from Unitarian, Catholic, and Protestant critics. He has drawn praise for vast reach and a staff of about 125 with a $2 million annual budget.
A quirky 19th and 20th century collage of local lore from McDowell County. It recalls May wedding myths, historic Logan County origins, names of local figures, a Kentucky breakfast parody, playful epitaphs, corn remedies, a WV turnpike memorial tunnel cost, and a joke about a narrow southern valley.
The Register invites readers to submit signed letters on local, national, or community topics for the Public Forum section. Brief submissions are preferred for publication. Names may be deleted upon request, but the writer must be identified as the author.
The Mother's Day photo in Sunday's paper drew favor from some, but three of four Lilly children from 2122 S Kanawha St viewed it with scorn. The three boys, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Joe G. Lilly Jr., watched as photographer Mrs. Lilly posed with three month old David and grandmother Mrs. E. L. Scott at 201 Elkins St. The scene shows Kim moving from a couch to sit at his mother's feet as tension rises around the shoot.
The narrative follows Kim and relatives as a family photo session unfolds with staged humor. John Lilly disrupts the shot by chasing a tool set and peeking at the camera while Grandma perches in her chair, prompting reflections on aging, makeup, and the evolving image of grandmothers in modern life.
A compilation notes several West Virginia servicemen. Spec 3 C Edsel G Atkinson, 19, son of Burligs J Atkinson, is with the Seventh Infantry Division in Korea. Wesley R Graham returns to Norfolk aboard USS Northampton after a Northern European cruise. Spec 3 C James E Shrewsberry, 22, of Beaver, serves with the 31st Infantry Regiment in Korea. Granvel Eugene Robertson finishes nine weeks of recruit training at Bainbridge. Gary K Cline completes basic airborne training at Fort Campbell. F Waycaster Jr. earns parachutist badge after airborne course. Sgt Charles Ring serves in Richboro with the 303rd AAA Missile Battalion. Two area men aboard USS Canberra on its Bermuda cruise with Eisenhower are Jack K Mills and James L Worley. Roy Gene Powers completes Bainbridge training. Pvt John H White Jr begins active-duty training at Fort Knox. Roy V Manning promoted to private first class at Fort Gordon. Py Donley L Eller assigned to Camp Drum for summer duty. Franklin Deck Holdren assigned to Oceana Naval Air Station. Sgt Robert J Cooper participates in live-fire training at Fort Riley with 28th Infantry, noted for Purple Heart.
Classified notice fragment lists publishing house, postal entries and rates for subscriptions. Mentions Beckley West Virginia Hinton Virginia and Associated Press. Includes carrier responsibilities and distribution notes with tax details.
The statement asserts animals experience pain less than humans due to their nervous systems being less organized. It credits a first poster to Jules Charet, a Frenchman, in 1867.
New York taunts Julie Wilson as Blondie of the Year after years of struggle. The Nebraska singer rose to top supper-club status at the St Regis with an eight consecutive engagement, stars in two current films, and a $3,500 weekly salary reflecting a dramatic comeback from poverty and failed efforts. Her wardrobe features 30 gowns worth up to $2,000 each.
Julie recounts early rejections and a life changing moment in 1948 that launched her toward Broadway and London. She details studies at the Royal Academy, roles in Kiss Me Kate South Pacific Kis met and The Pajama Game, and her belief in continuous learning to sustain a career in show business.
Benjamin Fairless from Pigeon Run Canton tells of taking a magazine writer to his hometown to prove it exists. A nervous woman with a child questioned him about his name as he kissed the baby to prove a point, prompting suspense and political insinuations.
A breezy column recalls Tomy Mulrooney’s claims and a lavish wedding in which Pat receives a $1700 gown from designer Elgee Bowe while divorce rumors swirl about Lorraine in Las Vegas. The piece notes Derby chatter, Will Hartack’s engagement plans, and humorous asides from Earl’s night life and Broadway jibes.
Case 0-373 presents Marsha Q. asking what to give her father for his birthday. It promotes a hassock as a healthful gift that lowers perceived heart workload by elevating feet, slowing pulse, and reducing blood pressure. The piece argues a hassock provides heart rest during daily activities and even claims life extension with consistent use.
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