God Likes Fine Company Psalm Motto
A short religious line quotes Psalm 24 verses three and four about standing in God’s holy place with clean hands and a pure heart. The text emphasizes moral integrity as a prerequisite for esteem in sacred spaces.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1941
Page
4
A short religious line quotes Psalm 24 verses three and four about standing in God’s holy place with clean hands and a pure heart. The text emphasizes moral integrity as a prerequisite for esteem in sacred spaces.
A column blends a Bible verse from Chronicles with concerns over national ethics. It warns against theft and aggressive expansion, contrasts Axis and Allied ethics, and extols America as a land of opportunity under vigilant defense of freedom. It laments bureaucratic power and labor racketeers endangering free enterprise and personal work choice.
Coach Bill Bates hosted two sessions at the YMCA to showcase the eighth grade team and the younger group. Player names such as Cal Little Batterson Dick Mccleery Jack Pauls Carl Howard Patton Joe Sweet and Bob Livingston featured in close contests highlighting growing athletic talent and the need for dedicated junior high programs.
Mrs. John Caldwell and Mrs. W. C. McFadden organized the gift exchange. The meeting opened with the president Mrs Cy Bush leading a solo of Holy Night. The club pledged $1 each to the Red Cross US C YW Christmas tree Milk fund. The next gathering is Jan 7 with Mrs J D Dayton and Mrs Williams Beggs on the entertainment committee. A cooperative luncheon was hosted by Mrs Dodd EF Messer and Will Sickles with a Christmas motif centerpiece and pine-tied candles. Bingo crowned Mrs Cy Bush as prize winner.
Stringtown residents attend the first nutrition lesson held December 3 at Mrs. Wade Hoffman’s home. The next meeting is scheduled for December 17 at the L H Runner home, with attendees including Mrs. Carl Johnson and Mrs. Paul Mast.
Mrs John Dodd hosted a Christmas luncheon at one o clock for nineteen Just Us Club members and two guests Mrs Van Ness of Centerville and Mrs D W Mes Clure. The home featured a Christmas tree and festive decorations.
Mrs. Mary Mast of Crawfordsville visited, while flu kept David Allen Graber from school last week. Ethan Brooks hosted Dean Rinner's chickenpaw event as visitors dropped by. Edgar Hutt and family traveled home after a week with Ethan Brooks. Ira Graber and Joe Graber families shared meals with Carl Johnson and Noah Widmer. Liza Oswalt of Aurora visited sister Elmer Freybenger and family.
A brief editorial from the Omaha World-Herald expressing frustration that the individuals making history fail to improve the products or outcomes they influence, urging better practical results from notable builders and leaders.
Marian Swan from Des Moines visited her parents Mr and Mrs Rex Swan and Her bert for a few days. Edna Widmer spent Friday and Saturday helping care for Mrs Shafer at the Shafer home in Crawfordsville. Emery Leichty and a family joined Milton Nebel for Sunday dinner. Arthur Davison aided wood cutting at the Neff home Friday. Mr and Mrs George Brooks spent Sunday with Ethan Brooks. The Brookses and Ethan Brooks attended a supper for newlyweds George Brooks and his wife at Finley church on Monday.
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