The Curse of Fellowship Sermon Reflects on Habakkuk Warnings
A Saturday July 21 entry presents a Bible Thought titled The Curse of Fellowship. It cites Habakkuk 2 16 warning against giving drink to a neighbor and causing drunkenness and exposure.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1931
Page
5
A Saturday July 21 entry presents a Bible Thought titled The Curse of Fellowship. It cites Habakkuk 2 16 warning against giving drink to a neighbor and causing drunkenness and exposure.
A Northwestern Mutual Insurance group from across Washington State enjoyed a sunny park outing in Sunset Parkway. George Rudiger led families in a large gathering with a lively baseball game, praise for the area’s harvest season, and a celebration of the town’s pleasant, orderly surroundings.
Roy Miller of the Riverside Leader visited Riverside to note strong local support for a Boy Scout camp on the Iowa river. The camp near Riverside is praised as the nearest suitable home camp and could be expanded for broader Scout use with community backing from Riverside and surrounding towns.
Manager Pratt presented the play The Lawyer's Secret this week highlighting lawyers duty to clients and ethical responsibilities. The production stressed the noble role of lawyers and the moral impact of their work in a convincing dramatic portrayal.
A reader recounts a tense moment in class when a boy hugged a girl as she straightened up. The piece questions whether Wilma Thompson felt embarrassed or enjoyed the moment and mentions fifty cents and a pledge about piety.
The remark notes that the event carried a great lesson and commands increasing respect for the members of the legal fraternity, highlighting the enduring impact on professional esteem.
A homemaker narrates planning a monthlong West vacation as the Joneses arrive with seven noisy city kids. Exhausted hosts face disrupted rest, endless chores, and bouts of humor as they cope with loud guests and strained patience.
A compact language note explains common word misuse and spelling mistakes. It emphasizes precise phrases like Stand just where you are and contrasts avidly with eagerly. The item links vocabulary growth to daily practice and offers example usage.
A chaotic diary of a newspaper office outlines dull contributions and odd anecdotes. An advertising man asks for John while the staff jokes about oysters and a misfired golf club incident. The piece ends with playful riffs on oyster lore and literary quirks.
Columbus Junction reports the installation of officers for a lodge term including Elwyn Cunningham as noble grand and other officers. Visiting members and locals are noted, with social ties to Waello Detroit and Red Oak. A marriage of Hubert Simons and Viola Beaman is announced, with details of education and employment of the couple. Other local scenes include visits by Mrs. Rex DeMarce and Max, plus casual commentary on oysters, roaches, and distant travels.
Journal correspondence from New Haven reports a busy harvest period with oat cutting hay making and corn plowing. The Smith family held a July 4 picnic at J W Combs with many relatives from Davenport Verdi and beyond joining in games music and ice cream. Mrs Della Neal returned from Florida to New Jersey and plans a Florida return later in fall. An ice cream social at New Haven church raised about 15 dollars amid threatening weather.
Fragmentary lines note a reading activity and contributions. The text humorously references women and a spell of contributions with comments about heed and ape. The readback prompts audience participation and suggests accepting poetry contributions.
In a Christmas Eve disappearance case in Morningside Heights, Geraldine Foster vanishes from Dr. Humphrey Maskell’s office. Police Commissioner Thatcher Colt investigates a quarrel with Maskell, torn letter fragments, and ink differences while a janitor and a waste-paper search uncover clues guiding a later Washington Square pursuit.
Thatcher Colt and I observe a fight behind the office windows of Doctor Humphrey Maskell. A small, hunchbacked man mutters of Geraldine before fleeing, leaving us determined to uncover his identity.
Myra Stone twisted her arm while roller skating but still went to school with the arm in a sling. Hazel spent Wednesday evening at the Merl Statler home in Portland Maine.
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