Thought for Today Rutherford Quote on God’s plans
Brief devotional line reflecting on the believer’s sorrow and the Lord’s preparation for his people. The quote by Rutherford emphasizes hope in divine purpose and future joy beyond present sadness.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1961
Page
2
Brief devotional line reflecting on the believer’s sorrow and the Lord’s preparation for his people. The quote by Rutherford emphasizes hope in divine purpose and future joy beyond present sadness.
Vice President Nelson explains non-violence as suffering for a just cause and altering wrongdoers' views. The piece notes racial discrimination against African diplomats on Route 40 in Maryland, where owners refuse service to Black patrons. Maryland officials seek moral suasion to desegregate, while CQRE threatens a Freedom Ride to press for full desegregation.
Secretary Udall seeks wide scope for the department as he collaborates with two novelists Paul Horgan and Wallace Stegner to craft speeches. He highlights mountains forests wildlife Indian history geology and mineral wealth, signaling a idiosyncratic, lyrical approach for a policy voice. Carl Sandburg might expect a call as poetry enriches federal rhetoric.
The piece argues the college space crunch is overstated, citing overflows at some schools yet ample openings at others. It notes prestige schools draw applicants while many Illinois institutions seek more students and questions the gimmick of a nationwide shortage.
A Washington based essay recalls Hugo Gernsback and the novel Ralph 124 C 41 Plus, noting how a century of numbers and identifiers shapes modern life. The author argues that today everyone bears many numbers as population and technology intertwine.
A historical piece traces the growth of identification numbers from personal IDs to Social Security, tax numbers, and beyond. It notes shifts in telephone and banking systems toward longer numeric strings and questions future implications, ending with a humorous heaven reference about credit card numbers.
The UPI reported a shift in beverage packaging as can production is projected to rise to 1.8 billion in 1962, up from 1.2 billion in 1961 and 812 million in 1960. Continental Can plans lighter 60-pound double reduced tinplate cans as Reynolds Metals expands in-plant assembly and aluminum uses grow against steel.
Residents of the Hinton area celebrate revised Interstate 64 plans that bring the highway near Hinton and connect with I 77 and the Turnpike in Beckley. A Hinton Daily News report notes expected economic growth, job creation, tourist traffic, and potential development including a national recreation area and Alleghany Parkway.
New York gossip column highlights Natalie Wood as a rising star with noted measurements and height, praising her Oscar history and recent box office presence in West Side Story and Splendor in the Grass. It also mentions Mitzi Gaynor plans, Warren Beatty’s proximity, and other Hollywood chatter revealing the era’s social buzz.
Beclky Newspapers Corporation announces delivery rates for Raleigh and Register including daily and Sunday options by carrier or distributor. Rates shown cover weekly, half monthly, and monthly periods with state tax added to West Virginia subscriptions.
Mr and Mrs John A Miller of Jackson Mississippi visited the West Virginia Statehouse to finish touring the capitol buildings of all 48 states. Miller works as an engineer for the Mississippi Road Commission and this trip marks the culmination of their extensive travels.
The article recounts royal rumors linked to King Edward and a privy council meeting, plus local items. W. H. File will headline a Raleigh County Democratic club gathering with Mrs. Holt singing and Mrs. Taylor at the piano. Jennings McCormick leads the Raleigh County Press Association, while students from Mark Twain Montreal Trap Fill and Shady Spring high schools elect him to retire Feb 1 1962. The Millers plan trips to Hawaii and Alaska, praising West Virginia’s Capitol as clean. Moonshiners repurpose green white litter barrels for mash in Lincoln County. A Game and Fish employee chases a six pound wild turkey near Spruce Knob. Tax Commissioner Hardesty notes $21 000 in stamps and about $60 000 in printing for new state income tax forms. Governor Barron has four speaking engagements this week in Huntington Clarksburg Bluefield and other venues.
In the Raleigh Register 1911 fragment Elias and Troy Hatfield, sons of Devil Anse Hatfield, die at the hands of an Italian near Harewood between Boomer and Cannelton. C. L. Allen sells his share in Lewis & Allen to Burwell Wareshee. G. P. Daniel surfaces as a Republican sheriff candidate. Editorial notes Billy Sunday cites conversion costs in six cities, with no Beckley date yet.
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