Fear of the Lord Begins Wisdom, Editorial Note
Editorial reflects on Psalm 111 verse about fearing the Lord as the start of wisdom. It defines fear of the Lord as reverence and ties wisdom to recognizing God's power.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1969
Page
4
Purely Personal Thanksgiving Tales and Neighbor News
A warm holiday missive recounts a granddaughter’s colorful kindergarten turkey centerpiece and a playful Santa impersonation by a bus driver. It notes a Northern Iowa student’s lottery number 364, a soap allergy anecdote, a club treasurer’s long bills session, and a sleepless night over a spouse’s sleep talk. The column closes with a humorous name reveal about a Boones relative.
Passing Years in Washington Local history notes
A roundup of local stories from Washington Iowa includes Mrs Golia Miller and sons returning from the International Junior Chamber of Commerce World Congress in Rio de Janeiro Brazil relatives visited in New Jersey and Washington D C Mary Gale Letts returns home after an extended stay with her brother in Washington and to her home on West Washington Jeanne Booth resumes school at Burlington Beauty Academy after recuperating from surgery Carolyn Stewart returns to Drake University and pledges Chi Omega Master Farm Homemakers of Iowa honored at the Savery Hotel fond memories from local residents and notable activities in education sports and public life are highlighted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golia Miller
Russell
Bing) Miller
Leo Beauchamp
International Junior Chamber of Commerce World Congress
Rio de Janiero
Brazil
Ainsworth
West
Washington
Jeanne Booth
Earl Booth
Burlington Beauty Academy
Carolyn Stewart
Drake University
Wil
Liam Stewart
Caroly
Chi Omega
Cloyce Stewart Wart
Master Farm
Iowa
Savery Hotel
Bob Noonan
Washington High School
Iowa Wesleyan College
Muscatine
Claude McCoy
Crawfordsville
Chicago
Radio Park
Hotel Sherman
Dick Dodder
Iowa City
H.M. Dodder
Joyce Montgomery
Dick Dare
John Lloyd
Dick Pauls
Carla Guther
Robert Swift
Robert Uhreil
Johnny
America
Young America and the generation gap debate drives editorial clash
A University of Iowa editorial rebuts a youth letter urging radical change. The piece defends democracy, condemns drug culture and draft evasion, and urges younger readers to learn patience, while praising older generations for progress and urging mutual respect in shaping national ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
University of Iowa
Martin Luther King
Supreme Court
Bobby Kennedy
Harold Hughes
Benjamin Spock
George McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
J. William Fulbright
Spiro Agnew
America
Pauls area visitors during Thanksgiving in Iowa
Merrimac scene includes Mrs Ida Paul and families from Brighton Cedar Rapids and Iowa City visiting Doyle and Dean Schafer and others on Thanksgiving. Additional gatherings feature Elmer Schafer Clar ence Tessman Eva Fatig Roy Duttweiler Kenneth Guy families and Harold Amrine in Fairfield and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimac
Ida Paul
Kenneth Paul
Harry Akers
Brighton
Richard Paul
Pleasant
Fred Durian
Iowa City
Doyle
Dean Schafer
Janice Landers
Burlington
Clarence Tessman
Eva Fatig
Cedar Rapids
Roy Duttweiler
Kenneth Guy
Elmer Schafer
Cecil Riley
Washington
Clara Amrine
Harold
Ha Eschelman
Cloyd Watson
Henry Mannhardt
Osa
Fairfield
Sarah Neff
Donald Amrine
Reading the unseen cards in contract bridge strategy
Becker outlines how declarers deduce defender hands from bidding and opening leads. He analyzes a hand where East West each bid once showing long clubs and a diamond ace, plus likely red kings. South can force the contract by ruffing and endplaying, while East and West anticipate the unseen cards from the dummy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declarer
West
South
East
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