Good Deeds Earn Divine Return, Ephesians Verse Cited
A brief devotional note cites Ephesians 6 8 saying every good act will be rewarded by the Lord. The quotation emphasizes moral reciprocity and steadfast faith.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1946
Page
4
A brief devotional note cites Ephesians 6 8 saying every good act will be rewarded by the Lord. The quotation emphasizes moral reciprocity and steadfast faith.
Thoughtful Americans mourn the court's prestige as confidence wanes and it is seen as a political tribunal. Senators Eastland and Bridges propose a constitutional amendment to force four justices' resignation, but broad approval seems unlikely. The piece favors preserving the court’s integrity over packing it, urging time and public contempt to restore its standing.
France remains without a constitutional government more than a year after liberation. Georges Bidault faces cabinet hurdles as three nearly equal parties hinder stability. General de Gaulle warns against dictatorship and urges clear separation of powers and a strong two chamber system mirroring the United States.
Hoover describes Russia's program to disrupt food provision and create chaos, prompting critics in the communist press and among fellow travelers to label him reactionary. The former president suggests his statements could affect U S Russia relations and Truman's food cooperation with Britain.
The passages recount Stalin's responses to Hoover on famine relief, stating the Soviet Union was doing all it could and could make no further commitments. Hoover's explanation leaves the matter more unsatisfactory in light of those replies.
The Richmond News Leader applauds Senator Byrd for standing firm against union bosses. It argues his labor platform envisions mutual responsibility in contracts, civil damages for nonperformance, maintenance of essential industries, and conditional worker mobilization. The paper endorses his approach as aligned with Virginia public interest.
News of Other Years reports Harry C. Lewis longtime Friendship Fire Company member died at his East Cork Street home. Garden Club of Winchester and Clarke county met June 20 at The Cliff home of Mrs. Tom Byrd. O Sullivan softball team defeated Star office 18 0 last night.
Miss Virginia Steck will marry Harry R. Kern Jr tonight. Mr and Mrs Ralph Richardson of Berryville host a dinner at Rose Cottage for Mr and Mrs Arthur Krock. Handley High School F F A Chapter earns a state plaque for excellence at the Future Farmers rally in Blacksburg.
An inspirational meditation on interdependence and shared strength. It notes that every person, including the strongest, relies on others and that parenthood and responsibility elevate character by requiring mutual support. The piece cites Robert Browning and his wife to illustrate balance between strength and weakness.
A list of trivia questions covers topics from a four hour Senate filibuster on a draft extension to presidential salutes and coal mine seizures. It asks about radio station codes, military insignia, a June day quotation, and directions at the South Pole.
Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hours ending June date at 7 am with 4.23 ins. precip. year to date 13.90 ins. Average annual rainfall over 33 years 36.49 ins. Monthly averages from 1913-45 list January 2.49, February 1.97, March 2.97, April 3.14, May 3.63, June 3.85, July 3.82, August 3.76, September 3.37, October 3.37, November 2.45, December. Data courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.
Chicago author Paul Mallon sketches Midwest life amid rationing and draft worries. He notes farmers and towns prioritize feeding people, fears overprice relief from OPA, and a conservative political tilt with limited attention to Truman. He recalls diverse Midwest roots and a strong agricultural future.
Ten years ago the washed out highway bridge at Harpers Ferry caused hardship as nearby towns seek relief. Over 1,000 children visited the recreational facilities at Rouss Park in the first week since opening.
Announcement last evening reported the marriage of Miss Elton Stickley daughter of Dr and Mrs H M Stickley of Stephens City to Mr Howard Evans of Stephens City. Also announced Colonel Bryan Conrad has been offered and accepted the post of commander of cadets at the Shenandoah Valley Military Academy in Winchester.
The Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society asks Winchester city council to extend water mains beyond the Fair Grounds. The Millwood Hunt Club agrees to exhibit jumping and racing animals at the upcoming Horse Show to benefit the proposed Winchester Hospital.
Paris June 21 Former Premier Edouard Herriot leader of the Radical Socialist Party says President Bidault offered him a post in the new cabinet. Herriot will consult his party before accepting and did not reveal the portfolio. Bidault supporters say the interim president aims for an inclusive cabinet with a foreign minister likely kept by himself. Domestic political troubles mount as cabinet formation proceeds.
Mr. Frank Lee Flowers was hosted by Mr. A. L. DeHaven on Tuesday in Siler City Virginia.
Miss Ruth Maury spent Monday with her sister Mrs. A P Whitacre. Mr and Mrs H G Heironimus were guests at the home of Mr Harry Kerns recently. Mr Lee Whitacre was a business caller on Saturday. Mr Andy Leight sheared sheep for Mr A P Whitacre on Monday.
Fragmentary prompt warns to ask for St Joseph Aspizia and mentions no tablets in stock. The note implies price may be higher for alternatives and urges requesting eight of an unspecified item.
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