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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1955
Page
12
A concise devotional pairing Luke 6 17 49 with 2 Peter 1 2 8. It notes blessings, beatitudes, and living faith guiding believers toward virtue, knowledge temperance patience godliness brotherly kindness and charity with practical reflection.
A 1955 meditation argues the Golden Rule is practical not abstract, urging living by Jesus principles here and now. It defends the Rule as easy neither for fools nor for liars and cites Lincoln and Lee as examples who loved enemies.
The Army Chemical Corps reports smoke screens developed to filter out up to 90 percent of the deadly heat rays from an atomic bomb, aiming to reduce blast damage and heat exposure.
The SOD Community Church reports rising worship and organization participation under Rev. Harold Wilson. Sunday services start at 11 with Sunday School at 9 45, nursery staffed by Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. Blair, and a new young people class with 20 plus members. A first floor youth and adult department, an 11 chair usher board, and a Sunday gathering in Building 5 at 4 o clock feature a commissioning committee led by James Hansen.
SOD Community Church announces a gathering for interested individuals to form a Youth Fellowship. The meeting aims to organize a youth group and outlines plans for activities and programs at the church.
Thirteen members and one guest Virginia Mitchell attended Circle 4 of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in the home of Mrs. Carl Christ Jr. Devotions were led by Mrs. Clif Thurston. A bake sale at Preble's Grocery is planned for Nov. 22. The program on radio broadcasting was by Mrs. Earl Howerter. Lunch followed. The next meeting is Dec. 13 at Mrs. Harvey George's home with Mrs. Thurston assisting.
K. W. Harland of Richmond bagged a large white buzzard on the Pamunkey River. The bird was identified as a white buzzard, the only one recollected in the area. Albinism occurs in many species but is rare in buzzards.
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