Devotional Reading Notes on John 3 24 21
Brief meditation drawing from John 3 24 21 and related verses. Reflects on belief, light, and eternal life through Christ. No narrative events described.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1956
Page
3
Brief meditation drawing from John 3 24 21 and related verses. Reflects on belief, light, and eternal life through Christ. No narrative events described.
A 1986 reflection argues Jesus rescues people from sin and their inner failings rather than from hell. It contrasts biblical rescue with modern belief, citing Hebrews on faith as action, and offers examples of sacrifice and heroic doing.
Youngsters wear dirt friendly fabrics designed for easy care. Girls favor ruffles and Empire bodices in bright stripes and pastels. fabrics are crisp cottons with durable finishes. Boys prefer khaki shorts in satin finish cotton twill noted for washability and practicality.
Dessert ideas for hot weather feature orange based Tangerine Ambrosia and a Nectar Whipped Cream Pie. Tangerine Ambrosia uses oranges tangerine juice and coconut, served chilled. Nectar Whipped Cream Pie blends apricot nectar with whipped cream and gelatin for a light cloudlike filling in a baked pastry shell.
Woman's World presents a fish mousse recipe using fillets in a light cream mixture baked in an 8 inch ring mold with a center of green vegetables. It pairs with a molded tomato salad featuring gelatin and tomato in individual molds garnished with green pepper and a vinaigrette or sour cream dressing.
Prune Drops and Rocky Roll Bars provide two cookie style treats for warm months. Prune Drops yield five dozen with prunes, oats, and a spiced batter baked 12 to 15 minutes. Rocky Roll Bars require no baking, chill then cut into 1x2 inch bars for easy dessert or snack appeal.
Mrs Floyd Ross and Mrs Donald Johnson along with Jerry and Tony spent Tuesday evening as dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Reuben Johnson at their residence.
Mrs Charley Sjolander and Dorothy visited Friday afternoon with Mrs Frank Whitley of Republic. Mr and Mrs John Sjolander visited Friday and Saturday with Mr and Mrs Charley Sjolander and Emily.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Thompson and their girls were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Thompson and family on Sunday evening.
Mrs Natfimn Van Vleet of Larned and Leslie Brown of Dumtus Texas were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Jack Davis and family and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Davis.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bedard of Fort Collins Colorado have been visiting Mr and Mrs Ray Muth and other relatives here recently.
Tuesday evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Isaacson of Formoso visiting Miss Ida Isaacson.
Mrs Ellen Hammer spent last week visiting Mrs Alice Hammer, sharing time and conversation during their family gathering. The sisters were seen at a local residence in town, enjoying a quiet period together.
Mrs Nelson spent Friday afternoon as a guest of Mrs Stofer at her home. The visit included light conversation and refreshments in a cordial social call.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Barleen and Shirley of Klamath Falls Oregon were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Richard Loring.
Mrs. Connie McDonald and Mrs. James Coope depart for Hartford Connecticut after two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McDonald and family. Mrs. McDonald is Joe McDonald's mother and Mrs. Coope his sister.
Mrs. Naomi Havel, formerly at St. Joseph hospital in Concordia, has been discharged and returned to Ed Swierczynski’s home in Republic.
Mrs. Lyle Massiall and Hisa Lee of Benton Arkansas have spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Johnson.
Mr and Mrs James Garst and Tressa spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Hugh Modlin and boys. Mrs Garst and daughter remained for a longer visit.
Miss Vernice Swanson returns from Omaha Nebraska for a short visit with her mother Mrs. Edith Swanson and brother Vernon.
Wednesday evening visitors included Mrs. Florence Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson, Mrs. Ruby McShane, and Michael, along with the Stafford family.
Ann Reece stayed as an overnight guest of Sonja Larson on Thursday, sharing time at Larson’s residence.
Saturday evening guests included Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stafford and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lane with daughter from Salina, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Carpenter from Belleville.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reece and family spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Odell and family. Mrs. Florence Stafford and Mrs. Ruby McShane and Michael were in Manhattan from Friday to Sunday visiting Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Splichal and family.
Russell Rosene spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rosene. On Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Linden were guests of the Rosene couple.
Mr and Mrs Charley Stolander called on Mr and Mrs Tom Hay Sunday indicating a social visit between local residents.
A surprise birthday party was held Sunday at Allen Larson’s home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harley Shaffer Aneatta Shaffer Dennis Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larson and Emily, and Mr. and Mrs. John Stolander.
Mr and Mrs Chester Lervold of Wichita join Mr and Mrs Benny Lervold and Mrs Lottie Lervold as Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Reu ben Johnson. Willis Harnege attended as a Sunday dinner guest of Billy Clark.
Mr and Mrs Emil Beyer and children of Omaha Nebraska and Mr and Mrs Harold Larson and Jerry of Junction City spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ted Larson. Mrs Beyer and children are visiting her parents for the week.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Lindecrants and family of Hays spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Marker Lindecrantz and family, sharing time together in a family visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Herrman and Leroy were Monday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loring.
Mrs Lyle Marshall and Elsa Lee of Benton Arkansas joined Mrs John Nyland and children and Mr and Mrs Chester Johnson and family from Concordia for late afternoon visiting at Mr and Mrs Charley Johnsons. The gathering marked Elsa Lees birthday anniversary.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Larson and family included Mr. and Mrs. Gene Larson and family of Lindsborg, Mr. and Mrs. Don Larson and family, Miss Mary Hansen, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sankey and Julie of Republic.
Mrs. E. M. Eastvedt was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Larson at their home. The social visit highlighted community ties and cordial hospitality.
Mrs Pearl Johnson May Isaacson Lille Nelson and Mr and Mrs Ralph Clark and Judy of Grand Island Neb were Sunday dinner guests of Oslar.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson Noble Isaalson and Loren Miss Glada Thomap son Mr and Mrs O A Johnson Mrs Pearl Johnson Mr and Mrs Ralph Clark and Judy of Grand Island May Isaacson and Lillie Nelson were Sunday afternoon guests of Oscar Johnson They celebrated May Isaacson s birthday anniversary Mr and Mrs Lloyd Peterson were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Viola Jorgensen of Jamestown Mrs Viola Jorgensen has been staying with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Peterson the past few days
Mr and Mrs Ralph Rasmussen and Miss Laura Rasmussen made a social call to Mr and Mrs Paul Fredrickson on a Sunday evening.
Lawrence Barleen of K imath Falls Ore was a Tuesday dinner guest of Dr. and Mrs. B Porter Ahrens.
Dr. E Porter Ahrens and his wife spent Monday in Lindsborg where he attended a Bethany College Board of Directors committee meeting.
Mr and Mrs Carl Reece were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Jack Reece and family.
Mr and Mrs George Stromberg called on Art Grueber of Belleville Sunday in a social visit.
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