Editorial: Hold Fast to Traditions from Scripture
The piece urges readers to cling to biblical teachings and reject false traditions. It cites I Thessalonians and emphasizes preserving sound doctrine as taught in Scripture.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1962
Page
11
The piece urges readers to cling to biblical teachings and reject false traditions. It cites I Thessalonians and emphasizes preserving sound doctrine as taught in Scripture.
Iowa voters will vote on a June 4 constitutional amendment to replace judge elections with a non partisan appointment system. It creates state and district nominating commissions, half lawyers and half non lawyers, with six year terms and a yes no ballot to remove judges at term end.
The article analyzes Kennedy administration plans showing a projected 183,000 additional federal employees by end of fiscal 1963. It notes 2 percent growth in 1961, 4 percent in 1962, and 2 percent in 1963, with large percentage increases in Health, Education and Welfare and Interior, while Defense grows slowly. It links rising payrolls to higher taxes.
The ALC Federated Club met at Mrs. Stanley Eash and held a guest day with lunch at 12 30. Easter decorations and poems followed devotions by Tressa Johnson. Guests included Funice Birkey Grace Durran and others. charity activity noted. Mary Cobb engagement announced and local visits reported.
A collection of QandA items on neck pain from air draft allergies and hypertension with medical advice. Topics include spastic wry neck from air conditioning drafts osteopaths in hospitals baby colds possible wool or milk allergy nasal care and hypertension symptoms. Also notes on a pediatric record book offer and copyright 1958 King Features.
Cathy and Linda Freel hosted the Bee Liners 4-H Club meeting with eleven members present. The Better Grooming contest was announced for May 4 and judges included Mrs Tru man Tuttle. Winners in the contest were Barbara Messer Linda Moore Connie Messer Charlene Johnson Judy Johnson with Charlene Johnson as president conducting business and reminders of summer activities and fair time given by Mrs Edward Hutchroft.
Phil Foster son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Foster grew up in Washington and starring in sports his four years at WHS. He lettered in football basketball and track his junior year and earned honorary co captain roles and All Conference honors. He leads Letter Club and Hi Y active in National Honor Society. Next fall he attends Drake University to study accounting or actuarial science.
In Becker's discussion of a six no trump contract, South defends against a four one club break by ducking a heart trick and timing a club play. The article analyzes the danger of a 4-1 club split and why conceding a club before cashing the king of diamonds preserves the contract.
Keota plans a farewell potluck for Rev. L Duane Churchman and family on Thursday April 26 at 7 p.m. at Wesley Methodist Church. The WSCS sponsors the event and will host a May 1 breakfast for the public at 6 a.m. The day’s items feature community notices from local groups and a recap of club meetings and guest nights, with honors for Verne Dill and a birthday supper for Lu Ann Palmer and her father Lyle.
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