Overconscious Dress Improves Perceived Worth
An editorial notes people fixate on clothing, recalling the tale of a poor man who believed if his garments could honor God they were fit for worship, implying attire signals worth and decency.
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1971
Page
2
An editorial notes people fixate on clothing, recalling the tale of a poor man who believed if his garments could honor God they were fit for worship, implying attire signals worth and decency.
A Sandpoint student Beth Thompson aims to join the University of Idaho Vandaleers on a Europe tour with nine concerts in England Germany and Paris. Bud Benoit launches a drive to raise 300 by March 1 from civic clubs and individuals. Christie Wyatt is already selected. Thompson is the daughter of Helen Thompson.
Funeral services for Arthur Naccarato were conducted at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Catherine’s Church with Rev. Michael Scarcello officiating. Burial followed at Evergreen Cemetery. He died Friday at Newport Hospital, born April 6, 1906 in Priest River and a longtime resident. Survivors include wife Cristina, two daughters Barbara Fillis and Judy Over, brothers Mike and Emil Naccarato, sisters Eleanor Cafaro and Pauline Lamanna, and three grandchildren.
Idaho lawmakers clash over a proposed wild and scenic rivers system. Dick Woodworth of the Idaho Fish and Game Department warns steep costs and staffing, while opponents fear burdens on private land use and economic growth. Support comes from the Idaho Environmental Council and Boise Cascade.
A Sandpoint area obituary notices list Josephine Ewing who died in Spokane. George Broadsword graveside service in Sandpoint. scattered family survivors across Washington and Nebraska. A local column critiques solid waste disposal planning in Madison county urging action and a possible pulverizer approach for regional dumps.
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