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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1969

Page

7

Compassion for the Poor in Biblical Law and Luke's Message

Sunday School lesson centers on compassion for the poor and condemnation of ignoring them. It cites Amos Isaiah Hosea Luke 4 James, tracing virtue of mercy from Israelite law through Jesus teaching and early church practice, emphasizing love of neighbor and rejection of wealth as the measure of righteousness.

Israel Our Lord St. James Jesus Bethlehem Nazareth Capernaum Isaiah Christ God James

Nuns Attend Ball State Meet

Two nuns from St. Mary of the Woods attend a Ball State University workshop in elementary science to study features of Indiana with value for teachers and to develop classroom materials and study units for elementary students.

St. Mary-of the-Woods Ball State University Ann Xaveir Hall Joan Mary Schaefer Indiana

Signature Craze on Fashion Front

The signature craze makes items more valuable with visible names. Emilio Pucci and Valentino helped start the trend with bold letters on dresses, scarves and luggage. Dior popularized outer logos on shoes and luggage while other designers followed with ties shirts and socks.

Emilio Pucci Valentino Aristotle Onassis Mark Cross Dior

Pollination by Snail Seals Fate of East Indian Arum

The East Indian Arum relies on a snail to pollinate its flower as it crawls through a sticky sap that the plant secretes. The sap is poisonous and the snail dies immediately after pollination.

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