Faith Comes and Law is Superseded by Gospel
An editorial notes Galatians 3 25 states that faith now replaces the law and marks the shift from tutor to gospel. It reflects on biblical transition and its implications for Christian belief in 1966.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1966
Page
4
An editorial notes Galatians 3 25 states that faith now replaces the law and marks the shift from tutor to gospel. It reflects on biblical transition and its implications for Christian belief in 1966.
A man tries to dispose of a troublesome cat by all means including bags for neighbors, a creek, and finally a tub with a brick. Each time the cat returns, culminating in a tale that a local barber shop anecdote also mentions a humorous mishap with a father and his daughter's panty misfire.
Horace Greeley once stated that news is plural. A reporter wired back with a reply that humorously claimed there is not a new. The exchange highlights a playful take on language in historical journalism.
A hunter recounts a cabin moment claiming he shouted to his party, Are all the fellows here, and receiving assurance, I’ve shot a deer. A boy later greets a visitor with a pun about reading his father’s exploits in the den of lions.
A truck driver pulled up beside a small foreign sports car stalled on a highway and asked what was wrong. He offered a flint lighter, sparking a moment of neighborly aid in a roadside repair.
A grade school boy suffers a cheek gash after being bumped on the bus, loses two front teeth in a recess collision, and breaks a wrist sliding on ice. His father rushes him to the hospital as the boy clutches a found quarter, declaring it his lucky day.
A coquettish co ed offers to do anything to pass a course prompting a lawyer like professor to test extremes, then a party exchange reveals a clever joke about stocking seams and a seamless punchline.
Reader problem from B Jay Becker shows four hands with suggested opening bids. Hand 1 favors a six card suit voice ahead of five card when adjacent ranks occur, yielding a one spade bid. Hand 2 advises a cautious one club on this distribution with notrump later. Hand 3 argues against passing with 12 points and minor suits, preferring a diamond opening. Hand 4 recommends pass to avoid rebid problems, noting one spade risks forcing replies.
Karen Vosika of Washington earns national notice as a Seventeen Magazine Young Iowa Board member and contestant. She may win an all expenses paid trip to New York City if she places, praised for leadership, scholastic merit, and creativity while aiming for the University of Nebraska.
Fort nightly club in Keota meets with nineteen members. Mary Henderson presides as Elenor Shafer presents a Guam program using slides taken by Kenneth Shafer stationed in Guam since December. Guests and Thanksgiving visits are noted, with upcoming December meeting and Christmas program to be led by Pat Potter.
Keota residents hosted and visited during Thanksgiving and weekend. Dave Reece and family from Ankeny stayed with Genevieve White. George McCrabb and Don McCrabb families shared meals. Richard Beck underwent surgery at Mercy Iowa City on Thanksgiving morning. Various relatives from Washington, Kirksville, Mason City and West Chester joined others for dinners and a Golden Wedding anniversary.
Keota scene lists Coe College Fraternity brothers and guests from Cedar Rapids New York City North Beach Illinois New Jersey Michigan Minnesota Connecticut and Hawaii at Thanksgiving dinners. Family visitors include Ruby Helscher and others from Des Moines Ottumwa Heights Martinsburg Normal and Keota.
Thanksgiving day honored Mr and Mrs John Moss Sr for their 59th anniversary on Nov 26 at the home of granddaughter Mrs Ronald Funk. Attendees included Verne Moss John Moss Jr family Town City and others. Also noted were Thanksgiving dinners hosted by families in Cedar Rapids New London Todville and Iowa City with games photos and a gift exchange.
Fragmentary OCR shows a newspaper notice about advertising by Charles Morris and Inland Daily Press Leased Wire service. Mentions second class matter and Act of Aug 18 with Washington DC, United Press Leased Wire. Text is garbled and partial.
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