Bible Thought Tuesday Reflections Hebrews 12 11
A brief religious thought notes that chastening feels grievous but produces the peaceful fruit of righteousness for those exercised by discipline. The excerpt cites Hebrews 12 11 in a devotional tone.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1940
Page
4
A brief religious thought notes that chastening feels grievous but produces the peaceful fruit of righteousness for those exercised by discipline. The excerpt cites Hebrews 12 11 in a devotional tone.
A veteran argues that daily time spent discussing the European War costs Americans money at a personal hourly rate. The writer plans to cut war talk to save funds and notes a Mexican observer’s view on bullfighting as cruel and declining in national interest.
A critique denounces cruel rodeo practices as inhuman and urges compassion for animals. It shifts to politics as Democrats delay convention plans while Republicans loom, arguing a national election year often aids business despite public defense worries about threats and the undefined defense need.
In a vivid 18th century anecdote, George Frederic Handel, temperamental yet talented, was briefly displaced after Mattheson, a vainglorious peer, staged a satirical Cleopatra. Mattheson, who played Antony in his own play, died on stage then promptly returned to occupy the conductor’s chair again, much to the audience’s amusement.
Fifteen members of the Wesleyan Missionary Society met at Mrs. Orie Turner's home last evening. Mrs. H. V. Dodder led worship and Mrs. Jesse Bushy spoke on home mission homes for children. Lenten and child labor topics were discussed by several members.
Members bring towels for the mission box during a business meeting. Social hour follows with refreshments served by Mrs. Turner chairwoman and Mrs. Paul Snakenberg Mrs. Walter Hunt and Mrs. Maude Jones.
Funeral services for Howard McCreedy were conducted Sunday afternoon at L A Jones funeral home with Rev. W H Hemphill of Ainsworth in charge. Pallbearers included Walter R Brown Nelson Thompson Laura Kennedy Boyd Stephens Tom M Harvey and Lloyd Swift Burcal was laid to rest at Elm Grove Cemetery.
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