The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 87, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, July 10, 1987 Page: 4 of 12
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ment will be most effective There-
fore. your father has a greater chance
Young, based in Atlanta, previous-
ly had served for a decade as a mis-
sionary among the poor of Brasilia,
the capital of Brazil, but he says
working with the elite is just as im-
portant.
Scripture shows “God is concerned
about public life,” Young said in an
interview.
“I am absolutely convinced that
the place for our obedience to Christ
to be the most authentic is in the
midst of our secular life.”
He shifted to his present work in
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: What does
one do on a visit to a friend or
relative in a nursing home? People
sometimes run out of ideas, so Beloit
Convalescent Center in Beloit. Wis.,
compiled a list of activities and
published them in its monthly
newsletter. I hope you feel it is
suitable for your column.-Faithful
Reader
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I read the
letter from An Honest. Confused
Lady in New York and I had to write.
In 1956, at the tender age of 17,1 lost
my wallet in a movie theater about 15
miles from home, with all I owned in
the world, papers and $48 cash.
Three days later. 1 received my
wallet intact, with this note:
“Several years ago I lost my wallet.
A few days later it was returned to
me. The kind soul asked me to pro-
mise that if I ever found a wallet that
I would return it and ask the loser' to
make the same promise to me.”
To date. I have returned six wallets
and followed the instructions to the
letter. I estimate that the man who
returned my wallet is responsible for
at least 36 acts of kindness. No name.
please.-Just a Fellow New Yorker
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DEAR FAITHFUL: Anyone who
has an ounce of imagination should
be able to take this list and turn his or
her nursing home visit into a festive
occasion for those lonely folks who
desperately need a glimpse of the
outside world. Thank you for sending
it on.
SUGGESTIONS FOR YOUR NURS-
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1 Bring something new to taste.
2. Play a musical instrument.
3. Bring in small pets.
V Make transparencies to hang in or
on a window.
5. Take the resident out for a walk or
a wheelchair ride up and down the
halls or outside on the patio.
6. Fix residents’s hair, do grooming,
make-up and manicuring.
7 Reminisce about the “good old
days.”
8. Share your vacation pictures. Br-
ing in family photo albums.
9. Play a record or tape.
Private
teachers
allowed
NEW YORK <AP) - A Moscow
rabbi says a new Soviet law en-
couraging self-employment will per-
mit private teachers — including
teachers of Hebrew — to hold classes
in the Soviet Union.
Rabbi Adolph Shayevich of the
( horale Synagogue in Moscow cited
the new possibility at a breakfast for
Jewish leaders given by Manhattan
Rabbi Arthur Schneier, president of
the Appeal of Conscience Founda-
tion.
Shayevich, the only rabbi among a
group of Russian Orthodox chur-
chmen on a visit to this country, also
said there was official “warm
response” to plans for a kosher
restaurant in Moscow and he hoped it
would be open by year's end.
He said another positive develop-
ment was permission granted by
Soviet authorities for importation of
5.000 copies of a Hebrew-Russian
Pentateuch airshipped by the foun-
dation.
1975 in Brazil, moving his base to the
United States in 1983 and
establishing prayer groups among
politicians in Washington and
businessmen in Atlanta.
He also continues work with
groups of legislators and other
government leaders in Brazil and 11
other Latin American countries.
He said the meetings, including a
Washington group that meets the se-
cond Tuesday of the month, follow a
general structure beginning with “a
short study of a biblical text” on
Christ’s teachings.
The studies are led by members of
the group and ' are not a platform for
professional religious people,"
Young said.
The group then discusses such
topics as: “What does it mean to be a
congressman, or on the conumssion
of education, responsible in that area
of public life, and clearly to be a
Christian''”
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I’m still
burning over the letter from the
woman who insulted men who wear
beards. Can a male get equal time to
respond?
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What households spent each year
best present you ever received?
Where is the best place you ever
lived? Do you remember the first at the camp included A.J. Schroeter.
DEAR FELLOW-.Anybody care to
figure out the number of returned of cure if he begins therapy as soon as
wallets that resulted from the possible, before the tumor has had a
original act of kindness? Would it be
36 times 6? Or am I wrong?
combined meeting
A combined meeting of the
American Legion and its Auxilary
recently featured Grant Hanna,
WWII veteran, who told of being sta-
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businessman together with people
running various community pro-
grams.
The foundation’s goal is to tap the
resources of business for use in
underfunded programs for helping
others pursue their aspirations.
He said the foundation allows
businessmen and other leaders to
undertake projects that are “not
wound up in religious cliches.”
Young’s first missionary assign-
ment was in 1964 in poor areas of
Brasilia, but he said he began to have
difficulties relating to the poor, and
was asked in 1975, when another
Presbyterian returned to the United
States, to take over his role with
Brazil’s Christian leadership move-
ment.
Young came to the United States in
1983 to help establish similar
fellowship groups here, to continue
working with ones developed in Uitin
America and find ways to bring the
The Washington group consists of two groups together
about 111 people, including officials of
the Organization of American States
and the World Bank, and is headed
by Sen. PaulTrible, R-Va.
Unlike some politicians who make
their Christianity a part of campaign
rhetoric. Young said most of the par-
ticipants in his various fellowships
go about then work quietly .
Whether m Brazil or in the United
States. Young said, legislation is
never sought nor decisions made in
the name of the group
But if the group decides a par-
ticular action needs to be taken, or a
position put forth, they will work that
into speeches and votes. Young said
In Atlanta where he has been
given office space by a downtown
Presbyterian church. Young has
established the Atlanta Resource
Foundation winch brings influential
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DEAR DR GOTT My father 69.
has just been diagnosed as having
cancerous lymphoma He says he
feels fine and thinks it's a hoax lHe
also has diabetes and is a chronic al-
cohol abuser ) May 1 have your
thoughts on his "hoax’ idea9 I am
having trouble dealing with his atti-
tude and my fears for his health
DEAR READER Lymphoma a
tumor of the lymph glands is usually
malignant It originates in lymph
nodes — causing painless swelling
and then spreads to other organs, no-
tably the liver and spleen Of all can
cers. lymphoma is probably the most
successfully treated; chemotherapy
and radiation produce remission
even cure in a high percentage of
patients
This malignancy produces few if
any. early symptoms Of course this small intestine and sigmoid colon M\
weigh! climbed 50 pounds Is the
weight gain related to my injurs
DEAR READER Your war inju
rv is an unlikely cause of y our weight
gain Intestinal wounds more com
moniy produce weight loss You have
gained weight because you are cun
surning more calories than you are
burning for energy Cut down on your
calorie intake if you want to lose
weight If you cannot control your
weight by prudent dieting check with
your doctor for an examination and
more specific advice
Mrs. J.M. Posey, Mrs. Verdon Watts,
Nora Jean Russell, Mrs. Dick
Gholson, Urlin Streu, Guy l«iwrence,
Brucie Rose, Annie Cockrell, Ronald
Matthews, Viola Griswold, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph McCullough, Mrs. A.O.
Thompson, Leroy Price, Rachel
Ireland. Elmer Mathies. Mary Kay
Finlan, Red Carter, Onias Carroll.
Virginia Wallace. Thama Cawthon,
Eb Martin, Wood Vaughn, Doyle
Rose, Frank Gyles, Harve Marahall,
Worth Covington. Tandy I .egg, Jack
Wilkin, and Fred Bell.
Following the meeting hostesses for
the ice cream social were Mary
Williamson, Dee Wiseman. Ella Cau-
dle. and Frankie Barrett.
The next meeting for both groups
will be at the American legion Post
on Aug. 4 at 8 p.m
possible, before the tumor has had
chance to spread
Unfortunately, active alcoholics
rely on the emotional defense mecha
nism called denial They deny that
they have a drinking problem they
deny their own responsibility and
often — they deny their vulnerability
Denial is part of the disease of
alcoholism
If your father is denying his lym-
phoma. I suggest that you recommend
a second or third opinion Although n up i>\ y. it
females adorn their faces with gobs the pressure of proof may not change
of paint? Are they trying for the your father s mind, you will know that
Clown of the Year Award9 Is it an at-
tempt to cover up dirt9 Are they try-
ing to pave over pimples, acne, or
pockmarks?
I find most makeup jobs are
amateurish, overdone, and ugly. And
the older they are, the more they pile
on. If you print this I’ll eat the
newspaper -Waco
His denial
may be deadly
you are doing everything you can to
help him I doubt that his diagnosis is
a hoax However if the doctor is
; mistaken another opinion would be
' valuable
1 You have no control over your fa-
thers attitudes or behavior If he re
mains obstinate I think that you can
feel free to make a statement such as
Dad 1 love you a lot and I am really
worried about your health The doc-
tors agree you have a condition that
can be treated successfully You have
a right to refuse treatment but I want £
you to know that the familv wants you ■
to get well and we believe that this ■
treatment is necessary We will help m
you any way we can. but the decision
is yours At that point you've done
w hat you can
DEAR DR GOTT 1 w as wounded
in Vietnam and had shell fragments in
the abdomen I had a repair of the
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Missionary ministers to society's leaders
ATLANTA (AP) - Once a mis-
sionary among the poor, the Rev.
Emrnit Young now ministers to the
powerful — politicians, bureaucrats
and business leaders.
His work, developed over the last
12 years under Presbyterian spon-
sorship, is carried on both in this
country and several I^tin American
countries.
It involves helping society’s
leaders transfer “scriptural prin-
ciples into the decision-making pro-
cess of their professional life,” he
says.
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Americans living in the northeastern states spend the most on energy for
their homes — including heat, air-conditioning and electricity. But they
spend less than other Americans on fuel for transportation. Southerners boned in the WWII prisoner of
spend the most on fuel for their cars. camp located near Hereford.
“The people of Hereford were very-
appreciative of the U.S. soldiers sta-
tioned in the camp, formally known
as the Hereford Military Reservation
and Reception Center,” Hanna told
50 persons who attended the meeting.
Three farms located three and a
half miles southwest of Hereford
were condemned for the facility.
Fanners received $18-49 per acre for
the land.
Local servicemen stationed at the
10. Ask these questions: What is the camp included Hanna, Lester Daub.
Bill Phipps, Wayland Smith, and
Jimmy Mercer. Civilians employed
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time you fell in love9 What was your
first job? What is your favorite vaca-
tion? Tell me about your brothers
and sisters. What were your mother
and father like? What did you like I
best about being a mother (or
father)?
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Shire, Jeri. The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 87, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, July 10, 1987, newspaper, July 10, 1987; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1351704/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.