Fruits of Freedom – Sunday, July 23, 1950
Perhaps periodically we should look at the principles that prompted the Pioneers and Pilgrims of the past. Mostly they were men who wanted wider opportunity...
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Rearview Living – Sunday, July 16, 1950
People are given to wondering what would have happened if they had done something differently: what would have happened if they had turned the other...
Ultimate Objectives – Sunday, July 9, 1950
If we want to know bow far we can depend upon a person, we should know at least two things about him. We should know...
O Thus Be It Ever… – Sunday, July 2, 1950
We have come to another day of national remembrance—a day to remind us of what this nation meant to those who offered their lives to...
Timing – Sunday, June 25, 1950
Timing in life is exceedingly important. What we do may be all right, but when we do it may be all wrong. A dress that...
Proximity to a Precipice – Sunday, June 18, 1950
May we quote a sensible sentence: "No one ever falls over a precipice who never goes near one." Crowding things to the outer edge is...
The Man Who Almost Made It – Sunday, June 11, 1950
Much is said at this season concerning those who have successfully completed their academic objectives. But graduation has correctly come to be called commencement, for...
Tolerance—and tolerance – Sunday, June 4, 1950
An honest and earnest tolerance is a wonderful quality of character. But like all other great virtues, tolerance can be abused. And the abuse of...
Destination . . . – Sunday, May 28, 1950
One of our most common characteristics is that we seldom seem to arrive at precisely where we think we want to go. It is a...