Study of Luke's Gospel Appropriately Timed for Christmas
Editor Rev. T C Meibohm surveys Luke as a Gentile gospel from 63 A D and outlines six themes. Gospel to the Gentiles explains Luke’s broader reach beyond Israel, Christian music highlights five hymns, a physician’s lens notes healing and psychology, childhood narratives, womanhood with Mary Elizabeth Anna and widows, and the gospel of the poor emphasizing poverty and charity.
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The keeshund and related Arctic dog breeds
A note on the keeshund as part of the Arctic dog group with ties to Holland and a Dutch name. It sits among the Norwegian elkhound Spitz and Pomeranian in the same family. The keeshund is wolfish gray with a standard silver gray coat and black tipped hair.
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Malachi 3 Outline and Coming Day Teachings
The lesson surveys Malachi highlighting Israel's ingratitude and God’s severe indictments of priests and people, including profanation, false offerings, broken covenants, and failure to tithe, leading to the coming Day of the Lord and a brighter future for the righteous.
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East Sunset Social Notes Include Visits and Dinners
Local column lists guests and gatherings from East Sunset. Dean Bevins demonstrates aluminum at Latimer Davis home. residents visit Iowa City and Wayland. multiple dinners and oyster suppers noted. corrections: Vernon Conrad missed school, not Leroy.
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East Sunset
Dean Bevins
Washington
Latimer Davis
D. B. Twinam
Lisle Maxwell
Lisle Lowe
Sam Wittrig
Emerson Wittrig
L. A. Cherryholmes
Farrel Young
H. D. Cherryholmes
Iowa City
Wednesay
Art Ruebsam
J. M. Martin
John Witting Jr
Richard Holmes
John Williams
Margaret
Henry
Mary
Martha
Joe Conrad
Vernon
Leroy
Grace
D. J. Messenger
Wayland
Jean
Emerson Witting
John, Jr
John Christner
Vernon Escher
Joe Schlatter
Tillie Cherryholmes
L.A. Cherryholmes
Clyde Clemens
Lois
Idaho
Crawfordsville
Rob
Earl Ferguson
Mary Eisele
Ainsworth
Robert Hagen
Swedesburg
Merle Twintam
William
Earl Monson
Leonard Martin
Vernon Conrad
Slander Laws and the Ducking Stool in Colonial Virginia
The piece notes that slander in colonial Virginia carried the ducking stool as a common penalty. It references colonial punishment practices and the harsh treatment for verbal crimes in early Virginia.
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Virgina
Secrets of the 200 Inch Eye at Palomar Telescope
Scientists anticipate revelations from the Palomar Observatory 200 inch telescope. The giant mirror disk, forged in Corning New York, will peer 1.2 billion light years, potentially addressing life on Mars and whether the universe expands, after two years of polishing.
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San Diego
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Children’s Home Society Appeals for Help in Des Moines
The Iowa Children’s Home Society at 2340 East Ninth Street Des Moines appeals for aid as it bears a heavy load of homeless children. The agency notes abundant federal money for adults while vulnerable kids lack families and adequate support as state institutions strain to help. Miss Eunice Acheson is expected home from Bradford.
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Des Moines
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