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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1941
Page
7
Jacqueline, a hotel stenographer, marries Larry Cutter after a dinner where he shows gentleness and control. As he prepares to leave for a trip, he warns about Ronnie Hicks and praises his wife, then departs, leaving Jacqueline overwhelmed by the abrupt parting and possible loneliness.
Jacqueline learns her father Vincent Anthony lies ill from malnutrition in a hospital. He has hidden in the city while she pursued a lonely life, believing a personal business bargain with Larry would sustain her. The reunion exposes his struggles and her own misplaced priorities.
Following Larry Cutter's exit, Jacqueline surrendered to sorrow over several days, giving herself fully to the emotional impact and seeking time and space to cope with the personal loss.
The publication presents the December 14 lesson plan with selected scripture references as per the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission. It outlines subjects and readings for study in a religious education context.
A sermon excerpt on Second Corinthians chapters eight and nine highlighting liberality from Macedonia, pledges, sincere giving, and the joy of cheerful stewardship. It stresses giving as a grace modeled by Christ and promises of divine blessing for generous sowing.
A devotional reflection cites Dean Howson on Mary and Jesus, stating faith makes Christ present in the heart and assures that eternal death cannot touch those who believe, with the line that where Christ is, they shall not die. The passage quotes Martha's words to Jesus, highlighting faith as the path to spiritual life.
Pattern 2969 offers instructions for mittens in small medium and large. Includes illustrations stitches materials and a photo of pattern stitches. Send your order to the publisher.
A concise meditation on human conduct noting that people rarely rebel against reasons worth opposing. The author cites disciplined restraint and suggests that rebellion often arises from misjudged or trivial causes.
An old ad suggests sending Cousin Joe in Kokomo a practical gift: cigarettes or smoking tobacco. It highlights Camel cigarettes as most favored and Prince Albert as top smoking tobacco, with gift-wrapped cartons and four flat fifties packaging advertised for holiday giving.
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