From this time forth and for evermore Psalm Promise
Editorial reflects on Psalm 121:8 promising preservation across all time, noting the mystery to the mind and the tremen dous significance to the human spirit as a guiding vow.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1969
Page
4
Editorial reflects on Psalm 121:8 promising preservation across all time, noting the mystery to the mind and the tremen dous significance to the human spirit as a guiding vow.
A light local item recalls two Keiths at State Cafe bantering over a two dollar tab. Keith Huber signed the bill with John Henry, causing laughter when a waitress could not recognize the note. He later paid the check, gaining the nickname John Henry.
Snowstorm dropped seven and a half inches over the weekend prompting neighborly boasts and light misfortune. Lloyd Beenblossom praises Wayne Davis while Bob Shaffer eyeing long drives jokes about future moves. Leonard Llewellyn overdid shoveling, and relatives teased him. Beth Willows celebrates a fourth birthday with a lighted cake, Milo Sorden applauds with a song. Eldon and Ruth Brake report two coat thefts, prompting an insurance claim and a coat watcher idea.
A Washington Iowa reader doubted honesty at the local post office after tucking a five dollar bill in a Christmas letter that she mailed unsealed with insufficient postage. The letter was returned by the mailman, revealing the money inside and prompting thoughts on how many honest hands handled the parcel.
President Nixon in the White House meeting with 26 wives and mothers of missing or captured Americans pledged to handle the prisoner of war issue separately on a humane basis. The group, representing 1,361 missing or detained servicemen, described mistreatment and urged inspection access under international agreements. Mrs Stockdale spoke for the group, noting deep government concern and expressing satisfaction with efforts to aid POWs.
The Iowa City chapter of SPBSA presents its seventh Parade of Barbershop Quartets in Iowa City with two shows at City High Auditorium 7 30 pm and Macbride Auditorium 8 15 pm on Saturday January 24. Guest quartets include The Nubbins Spencer IA The Cavalliers Wichita KS and The Midwest Four Mason City IA with The Formalities of Iowa City and emcees International Co and J chairman Howard Mesehher and The Chordbusters. Bob Nance of The Vigortones will introduce the event. Advance tickets go on sale December 11 and general admission December 18 at 2 50. Order by Bill J Seemuth 714 E Burlington IA City IA 52240.
The Dominica state, linked to Britain, releases a striking definitive stamp set. The 19-value issue centers a giant D enveloping each design, starting with a 2c portrait of Queen Elizabeth. Other values feature varied themes from products to parrots in bold colors, with yellow, magenta, black and gold dominant.
London reports Mrs. Rosemary Letts, 23, wife of a computer engineer, may birth seven babies as Britain s first septuplets after X rays and fertility drug use. Doctors say the mother is in very good condition at University Hospital and advise calm. Irene Hanson, mother of quintuplets, offers cautious support. Monsanto, founded in St Louis, arose as a major saccharin source this century.
Dem Central Committee banquet at the Coliseum features Sam Rayburn as speaker. Washington residents attend meetings in Des Moines Davenport and Clinton. Phi Beta Kappa elect Mary Holbert joins college honors. Omar and Orin Black take over Washington Transfer Company. Bicycle battalion forms under George Mohr with Shirley Dunlap as captain. Lieutenant Colonel Leigh Bell in Shreveport leads cadet corps. West Point student Matt Redlinger Jr. to spend Christmas with family. Y's Men's Club selects officers Foster Bickle president Henry Bailey Leslie Dunlap board. Roger Sherman new member. Professors Ensign and Reed inspect Junior College. sixty students enrolled. Rev McLean Work of Pittsburgh preaches on pensioning aging pastors. County Agent Montgomery and wife return from Chicago International livestock show. Pageant of Shawls announced for Washington High School Girl Reserves December 17.
In a contract bridge column by B. Jay Becker West leads diamond four. The play illustrates how a trump echo signals exactly three trumps to defenders. East’s diamond return and West’s ruff set up the defense as declarer faces shipwreck without the convention.
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