Be not forgetful to entertain strangers
An editorial reflects on Hebrews 13 2 urging generous hospitality as an art of living that often yields unexpected dividends in daily life and community.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1969
Page
7
An editorial reflects on Hebrews 13 2 urging generous hospitality as an art of living that often yields unexpected dividends in daily life and community.
A reader recounts traveling 300 miles through heavy snow to attend the wedding of Ted Bailey in Minneapolis. He recalls boyhood pranks, fond memories, and the arduous journey aided by mud snow tires. He praises the highway crews and notes humorous office jokes along the way.
A compiled set of pithy maxims criticizing aging marriage finances and social behavior. Observations poke fun at generosity, speech, learning, and prudence while wryly noting the perils of pride, debt, and habit. Several sayings hint at personal finance, social norms, and everyday remedies for trouble.
A local history glance notes residents visiting Chicago and Kansas, service members deployed, new hires, and community events. Reads of induts into the armed forces, New Year celebrations at the YMCA, a skating rink nearing readiness, and road grading petitions mark the opening of 1929 with civic notes and social visits across Washington and surrounding areas.
A flurry of weddings on December 28 across Washington Columbus Junction and Keota features Judith Roland Curtis Gunnarson Karen Byerly Robert Crossett Jr Carol Jukam Theodore Bailey II Barbara Winnike Steven Tindal Jo Ann Droll Dale Minick Mary Dickinson David Clark Kathryn Griener Judith Collier James Hansen Bertha Stites Robert Murphy Cathy Peters Donald Smith Janet Eckrich Richard Schnoebelen with ceremonies at First Presbyterian St Paul United Church of Christ University Lutheran St Marys Catholic Riverside United Methodist and St Josephs Catholic churches respectively reflecting community ties and family lines across Iowa locales.
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