Foolish Man Builds House on Sand Parable Note
A biblical verse reference from Matthew 7 26 contrasts a foolish man who builds his house on sand with better foundations. It presents a moral on heedfulness and stable living.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1947
Page
4
A biblical verse reference from Matthew 7 26 contrasts a foolish man who builds his house on sand with better foundations. It presents a moral on heedfulness and stable living.
Governor Tuck argued that happiness cannot be made by law and that government should preserve freedom for individuals to seek their own happiness. He warned against paternalistic trends toward a state promising milk and honey for all.
Britain and France fear German industry and oppose re opening factories under Marshall plan. The piece argues Europe cannot be self supporting without German output and urges cooperation with American disarmament aims to keep Germany in check while rebuilding. It notes four power talks and potential alliance with the United States to brake German industry if needed.
The House Armed Services Committee probes the combat courts martial system as a relic of authoritarian eras. Critics cite harsher punishments for enlisted personnel and biased trials while supporters warn against eroding military discipline and unity.
Records show 24 hour rainfall ending at 7 am none. July to date 4.84 inches and year to date 22.41 inches. The 34 year average annual rainfall is 36.30 inches with monthly totals listed from 1913 to 1946. Courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.
The speaker urges judiciary reforms in the Army to allow enlisted men to participate in trials of enlisted men, modify court martial procedures, expand right to counsel, and reduce some punishments. They argue these changes would improve morale and discipline without compromising security.
Current Opinion argues that Senator Kersten and two congressmen should not retaliate by expelling Russian nationals. It says inviting Russians to visit America would counter Moscow propaganda and notes Stalin’s nationalist stance while criticizing Russian leaders for denying travel.
Funeral services planned for 2 p m tomorrow at Bluemont church for Annie Kimes Butler 79 widow of Jefferson Davis Butler who died Saturday at her Bluemont home Rev R K MacDonald of Berryville Presbyterian to officiate Born in Loudoun county she was a daughter of the late James H Kimes and Francis Corley Kimes Surviving are three children Charles T Butler Norfolk Annie Roma Kerrick Bluemont Joseph K Butler Cumberland Two grandchildren George D Harrison Jr Purcellville Joe Tom Butler Cumberland and one great grandchild Nancy Louise Harris one of Purcellville Interment in Loudoun Ebenezer cemetery.
J. O. Stickley of Harrisonburg and Edward M. Brown of Endless Caverns are named as Democratic candidates for the House in the November elections.
A reader prompts answers to ten items including the Marshall plan city, authors, Morse filibuster against civil rights reforms, New Zealand discovery, de Gasperi cabinet vote, grammar correction, a Boston treason conviction, Figl as chancellor, rail gauge measurement, and Abraham Lincoln’s nickname The Rail Splitter.
The German exclave of Buesingen near Schaffhausen remains fully surrounded by Switzerland though it belongs to Baden since 1809. With most of Germany occupied, its 900 residents work and shop in Schaffhausen and have petitioned Bern for permission to join Switzerland.
A compact column notes how a blunt truth disrupts plans to balance budgets and schedules in Blakesboro Indiana as unexpected events derail fragile arrangements. Local observers weigh the impact on daily life and community routines.
Andrew Bell reports 50 000 Winchester maps printed large enough to fold into attractive folders. The Frederick county peach crop ready to ship per county agent I Fred Stine. The aurora borealis appeared over Winchester last night. Berryville stores on Main Street flooded as 2.33 inches of rain fell in one hour. Conway Conrad recovers at home from minor bicycle collision injuries.
Generous praise was given to the Winchester Volunteer Fire Dept for rescuing occupants of the Hable building apartments during last night’s fire. A cyclonic storm yesterday damaged farms, trees and wires, with damage still unestimated. Victor Bowles of Dallas visited the city after nearly 20 years away.
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