Thought For Today Adds A Moral on Rumor Spread
A compact reflection notes how rumors grow as they pass from ear to ear, each teller adding detail and listeners enlarging the tale, illustrating the infectious chain of gossip and its careful caution.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1961
Page
4
A compact reflection notes how rumors grow as they pass from ear to ear, each teller adding detail and listeners enlarging the tale, illustrating the infectious chain of gossip and its careful caution.
A discussion of Hallowe'en origins and customs from Druids to modern tricks and treats. It notes bonfires in Scotland and Wales, omens such as pebbles predicting death, and superstitions about finding a future spouse through candle and apple lore. It closes with Riley’s seasonal imagery.
Fresh Agriculture Department figures show land values rising by 3.3 billion dollars, real estate debt at about 10 percent, and distress sales minimal. Farm sales for delinquent taxes are nearly gone, demand strong but total transactions only 100,000 in the year to March 1, 1961, with many sales for enlarging existing farms. Tenancy shrinks as owner-operators rise to 79 percent. The farm economy remains robust despite urban growth and rising costs.
Louis Cassels argues in installments that modern churches expand facilities with educational wings and social spaces, including bowling alleys and gyms, funded by a yearly total of about 1 billion dollars. Some ministers worry such luxuries divert funds from missions and education, noting Jesus drew crowds with only the living word.
A fragment suggests men with large households face common concerns as their children grow. The text hints at recurring lines of thought about family planning and economic pressures. It remains incomplete and context is limited.
Notice seeks a competent energetic person to head express delivery and mail carrying from the city depot. Seller lists wagon team goodwill as part of sale. R A Boyd joins A G Mead as watch maker and engraver in Raleigh area. Real estate transfer notes 60.57 acres between Stover Fork and Big White Stick Creeks. Tax bureau move to Martinsburg noted with satirical remarks on Washington.
Beckley Newspapers lists subscription rates by mail and home delivery for Raleigh Register. Rates include daily and Sunday plans, quarterly and monthly terms, with WV tax and address change instructions. Independent contractors handle carrier and distributor duties.
1936 Raleigh register item notes formal opening plans for the Burleson Motor Company building on Woodlawn Avenue. Other items mention a heavy first frost chilling Stonecoal creek flowers, heat ers installed in cars, and Frank Skaggs discovering his delivery truck overturned after delivering to Raleigh General Hospital.
A federal court upheld New York state English literacy tests that deny voting rights to about 200000 UPI reports Puerto Rican residents in New York City face disenfranchisement. The piece argues for organizers lawyers and public relations efforts to mobilize this minority toward court challenges and potential electoral impact.
May 16 this year in the Republic of Korea sergeants elevated to generals also became rulers. The ruling junta enforces austerity with details like banning wooden chopsticks for cost and forestry reasons, pushing plastic or metal. Lt Gen Do Young Chang, former army chief and junta chair, faced anti-revolutionary charges and sought external intervention to halt the rebellion before remaining in power.
Hollywood writer Erskine Johnson surveys industry trends criticizing directors who chase tricks over acting. Henry Hathaway laments actors relying on voice lessons while producers favor star-wives dynasties and big-name collaborations. The piece weaves in anecdotes from Thelma Ritter, Sophia Loren, and others about location work, signboards, and evolving studio habits. The closing prayer page offers a healing benediction by N. Sayres.
New York gossip notes Rita Hayworth shops while awaiting a Broadway offer with Gary Merrill. Yves Montand shines at the Golden Theater as Mary Ure heads from London to New York with a Playhouse crowd. Julie Harris and son Peter Gurian appear, Scranton’s Jim Hanlon hosts VIPs, and other social buzz fills the late night scene.
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