Everlasting Arms Offer Safe Refuge for Believers
The article emphasizes faith in God as a safe refuge and urges patience in awaiting divine aid, urging believers to rest in the Lord and wait for Him in due time.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1954
Page
4
The article emphasizes faith in God as a safe refuge and urges patience in awaiting divine aid, urging believers to rest in the Lord and wait for Him in due time.
Archaeologists study the 5 000 year old mortuary boat near Cheops tomb to learn about the man behind the Great Pyramid and the human urge to reach the heavens. The ship is remarkably intact and may illuminate ancient Egyptian solar worship and royal ambition.
Billy Graham arrives in Britain amid hostile press labeling him a Hollywood preacher but returns to find a warmer tone. The pastor’s simple, friendly approach drew large crowds with 1 761 000 attendees and 500 000 listening via leased lines, challenging Anglo American stereotypes.
The text notes that Britain has solved many guided missile problems and now equips weapons able to damage an enemy country. It states these weapons will be shared with the United States through a mutual agreement and questions whether England feels secure enough to rely on its own defenses or on external support.
In Current Opinion, the Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch examines how viewers and hosts overuse the word well on quiz and panel shows. It notes well functions as a delaying interjection for timid contestants and a filler for unprepared speakers, undermining clear speech.
Miss Roberta Lavely Anderson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Meredith R Anderson, married Robert Kenneth Wall, son of Mr R Kyle Wall of Charles Town, in a 1953 ceremony reported by The Star. Also noted were local visitors and residents traveling, plus brief career and travel updates.
Mr and Mrs C S Filing returned from Roanoke where they visited Mr and Mrs W L Filing. Mr and Mrs Frederick K Waugh announced the engagement of their daughter Shirley Louise to James William Grubbs son of Mr and Mrs James S Grubbs. Mrs Jerry Bennett was a patient in Winchester hospital recovering from pneumonia.
A brief item notes Mrs John Minnegrode was in Baltimore ten years ago in 1944, reflecting on her travel or visit status with minimal context.
Mr. Walter Gore accepted a position with Shenandoah Valley National Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Faulkner returned to Boydville after a trip to Chicago. Messrs. J. Frank and C. Vernon Eddy purchased a new Odsmobile touring car, the latest addition to Winchester’s auto contingent.
Washington reports Secretary Ezra Taft Benson’s price support cuts failed to curb farm surpluses or boost demand. Three months in, dairy output and eggs rose, while exports and overseas sales stalled. Critics say the program worsens costs for farmers and proves the controlled economy idea flawed.
A set of Q and A items covers dressage definition signals in riding, top beer drinkers by country with Belgium leading, Broadway season end date May 31, nutrias as aquatic rodents found in Louisiana and introduced to California, the Court of Military Appeals as the highest military court with 3 civilian judges, and the average cost of writing and processing a business letter at one dollar based on 1953 survey.
The report notes past 24 hours rainfall ending 7 a m today is none. June rainfall to date is 3.03 inches and rainfall to date this year is 15.95 inches. Average rainfall for 41 years is 36.84 inches. Monthly averages for 1912 1953 show January 2.51 inches February 1.96 March 2.92 April 3.14 May 3.92 June 3.88 July 3.70 August 3.76 September 2.69 October 3.16 November 2.61 December 2.51.
Castor oil can soften and lessen scar tissue when rubbed into the area for fifteen to twenty minutes over several days. Early treatment may help prevent progression, but excessive scarring can still occur, sometimes requiring X rays or plastic surgery to remove the scar or keloid.
A reflective piece urges immediate action on overlooked duties and self care. It contrasts procrastination with the urgency of wills reconciliation peace with God and health concerns, warning that death and consequences catch up fast.
A quiz guide outlines daily scores from 9 to 10 correct to indicate Memory Genius status and higher tiers. It prompts turning to Page 2 for answers and lists sample questions about actors, legal terms, superstition, biblical figures, British economy, and Peter Stuyvesant.
The questions cover the first or last governor of New Amsterdam, whether cranberries are year round or seasonal, if the House Speaker can vote, the Cunard liner torpedoed off Ireland on May 7 1915, and whether a porcupine can shoot quills when aroused.
Yes, fingerprints served as substitutes for illiterate signatures and for criminal identification in ancient China and Egypt. In China a thumb print long served as the ruler's sign on state letters, and a Sanskrit Egyptian hieroglyph appears to carry the same meaning.
Incomplete data from over 400 individuals and groups show lobbyists spent $4,448,444 in 1953 to influence legislation in Washington D C. The amount was slightly below the previous year’s total.
Nora and Cynthia share a moment over coffee and a sandwich as Nora eyeing marriage with Alan plans to rest, shop, and wait for his arrival. Cynthia muses on her own desire for a home and children while easing off work for a vacation. Norman dances with Cynthia and Nora fondly reflects on lasting love.
Nora and Alan’s upcoming marriage prompts shopping and plans at their Virginia home. Cynthia reflects on Nora’s nerves, Alan’s long absence, and Roz’s gaiety as the community weighs concerns for local children and Miss Whiting at the clinic, revealing shared hopes and anxieties.
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