McArthur was born January 26, 1880 to parents who both had military backgrounds. His mother who most called Pinkey, was from well to do Virginia parents. His father was already a rather famous U.S. Army officer. Compared to most famous people, Douglas McArthur lived what I would call four whole lives. He was a commanderContinue reading “Douglas MacArthur – Fourth Installment”
Category Archives: Uncategorized
Memorial Day in America
So, my friends, this is Memorial day in America. Join me in reflecting on it. Memorial Day in America, as an annual observance, can be traced back to the end of the Civil War, a war in which over a half-million died. Southern women scattered spring flowers on graves of both northern Union and southern Confederate soldiers. Ron On June 6, 1944 President FranklinContinue reading “Memorial Day in America”
Douglas MacArthur – Third Installment
McArthur was born January 26, 1880 to parents who both had military backgrounds. His mother who most called Pinkey, was from well to do Virginia parents. His father was already a rather famous U.S. Army officer. Compared to most famous people, Douglas McArthur lived what I would call four whole lives. He was a commanderContinue reading “Douglas MacArthur – Third Installment”
Douglas MacArthur – Second Installment
McArthur was born January 26, 1880 to parents who both had military backgrounds. His mother who most called Pinkey, was from well to do Virginia parents. His father was already a rather famous U.S. Army officer. Compared to most famous people, Douglas McArthur lived what I would call four whole lives. He was a commanderContinue reading “Douglas MacArthur – Second Installment”
Mother’s Day
If you would like to know the real, accurate history of how we got Mother’s Day, please read the following words: Ron After the Civil War, abolitionist Julia Ward Howe, author of “The Battle Hymn of the Republic”, led a Mother’s Day for Peace march in New York on June 2, 1872, to promote peace, national healing and reconciliation. She composed aContinue reading “Mother’s Day”
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur was born January 26, 1880 to parents who both had military backgrounds. His mother who most called Pinkey, was from well to do Virginia parents. His father was already a rather famous U.S. Army officer. Compared to most famous people, Douglas MacArthur lived what I would call four whole lives. He was a commanderContinue reading “Douglas MacArthur”
Old Hickory
Old Hickory Most folks know that Andrew Jackson’s picture is on our $20 dollar bill, that he won the Battle of New Orleans, that he was the 7th president of the United States, and that he was considered rough and rowdy in Washington, but little else about him. I hope you will read the following, andContinue reading “Old Hickory”
George Washington’s Farewell
Just before Christmas on December 23, 1783 General and former President George Washington stood before Congress and resigned his Commission to return to private life on his farm. Few men in history had amassed the power that he had in the Colonies, and almost no man in history had ever walked away from such power. When KingContinue reading “George Washington’s Farewell”
Prayer In America’sPublic Schools
You know that prayer has been eliminated from America’s public schools. If you wondered exactly how that happened, I have shown you exactly how in the following words. If you wondered whether God and prayer and refences to God have been eliminated from our national treasures in Washington, D.C., they certainly have not. Just lookContinue reading “Prayer In America’sPublic Schools”
Solar Eclipses
On April 8, next Tuesday much of the United States will have a total eclipse. Many people are very intrested in watching it. Some are traveling great distances to be at just the right place at the right time. Ron Do you know how rare it is for a total solar eclipse to cross overContinue reading “Solar Eclipses”