Respect for Another's Possessions
Clint H. Denman argues theft spans beyond material goods to include stealing skills and a good name. He roots the moral case in the Eighth Commandment, notes societal hypocrisy in punishment, and cites Shakespeare on the value of a name versus wealth, urging ethical conduct across possessions.
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Jesus
Earth
America
God
International Uniform Sunday Lesson for June 8 1952
Scripture reference Exodus 20 15 along with Luke 16 1 12 Memory verse Thou shalt not steal Exodus 20 15 The lesson highlights ethical conduct and the prohibition of theft framed in a church study context for the date. It presents guidance from the Exodus commandment and supporting parable readings to reinforce moral living.
Missouri Governor Signs Omnibus Bill Supports Schools
Jefferson City Mo June 4 The governor says he signed the last bill of the omnibus package approving 7 million extra for public schools and 6 million for a University of Missouri four year medical school. He notes 292 new laws will take effect with the 67th General Assembly and praises highway safety efforts. He highlights improvements in state hospitals for the mentally ill, including better staff, diet, facilities, and rehabilitation outcomes.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Board of Curators
University of Missouri
House
Senate
66Th General Assembly
67Th General Assembly
St. Louis Hospital
Scout Executive Lyle Holm named to Southeast Missouri Council
Scout Executive Lyle F. Holm of the St. Louis Council has been chosen to replace Clyde M. Clark as Scout Executive of the Southeast Missouri Council. Holm, 39, will take up duties on June 16 after a May 11 interview, moving with wife Frances and two daughters from 9814 Lullaby Lane, St. Louis County to Cape Girardeau.
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Lyle F. Holm
St. Louis (Mo
B.S.A
Clyde M. Clark
Southeast Missouri Council
Harry C. Blanton
Sikeston
Missouri
Mr. Clark
Cape Girardeau
Decatur
Illinois
St Louis
Holm
Old Trails
St Louis County
Osceola
Nebraska
Frances
Renee
Louene
Lullaby Lane
Meadowbrook Downs
St. Louis County
Religion In Everyday Life and a World Preview
A reflection on God guiding mercy and duty by James D Wyker, urging a proactive faith as a supervisor of mercies. The piece links daily life to divinity and moral work, followed by a note about Admiral Byrd and a Moral Re-Armament feature in The New American Weekly, advertised with Herald-American.
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God
James D. Wyker
Bible College of Missouri
Columbia, Mo
Admiral Byrd
New American
Herald-American
MRA
New
Fifth Commandment in De caled Decalogue
The dialogue asks which commandment honors parents and promises long life. It notes Exodus 20 12 as the location and explains the commandment’s unique feature is a promise to obedience. It asserts parents’ duty to model worthy behavior for their children’s honor.
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