Thought for the Day Psalm Verse Quote
A religious reflection notes Psalm 9 17 about the wicked facing hell and calls the verse one of the most powerful in the Bible.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1965
Page
4
A religious reflection notes Psalm 9 17 about the wicked facing hell and calls the verse one of the most powerful in the Bible.
Social scientists urge farmers to hold on to farms given rising world food demand. A farmer with a son might plan 40 years ahead rather than sell to seek city work. Meanwhile menswear trends push adult men toward the skinny suit, challenging the bulk of male shoppers.
The La Verne Star Herald cites a $43 million loss from wheat sales to Russia and compares it to claimed $23 million savings on closing Veterans hospitals. It notes the Agriculture Department sought $1.6 billion more after cuts, criticizing Secretary Freeman as costly for the department. The Irish Digest quip about hats follows.
Karen Gardner and Susan Holtz two California volunteers in Cunday Colombia seek local trust through Father Xavier Vasquez and Mayor Leonel Rubio Lerma. They discuss sanitation education and youth recreation, meet Dr Juan Osorio, and plan house to house visits to learn villagers’ needs.
A survey shows 34 percent of first timers want to serve again after the experience. Jurors gain insider knowledge of court workings, join a shared civic act, and endure some stress but find meaning in delivering justice. The piece also notes differing gasoline prices abroad as Pan American advises travelers.
A local column recalls the 40 year history of Washingtons YMCA and the 170000 fund drive to enlarge the building. The piece highlights past benefactors James H. Young and Dr. B R Jenkins, longtime leaders Marsh Bailey Harry Kreider Leigh Soule and Artemas Brown, and the goal to better serve women and older adults with expanded space and community programs.
The speaker notes that plans call for no additional staff to maintain the building and that YMCA expenses would rise only marginally. Friends urged help, but organizers say current resources suffice and costs would be only slightly higher than present.
A kitchen scene blends recipes with weather chatter as Mrs. Bert Cray wins second prize in a recipe contest with fruit medley pie. The column also recalls spring floods, hillside farming, and local life, noting storms, soil erosion, and community resilience amid April’s damage.
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