The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13

s.n,FuIr In dDiug 80. N called
.a-r,mcn ana laymuu In the
.sr-r9.. welfare and religious
.,,k.r. IN the camps 20 give the
r.c,s, Of their experience. Sol
A. and sailors stilI .u the srrv.c"
700 asked 20 give their views an !
=, Tan of the things they would Ike
=, have done when they got home.
a., who hayo already returned
S.o,, ,ne war were called upon TO
uhat should be done in the ligh'
sIu,I~ experience. The result was
. vel thought out plan.
Thu. plan Is being presented Hn-
Der iho title OF opportunities for
-he church welcome committee. II
1. as follows.
The pastor should call together
the hym"n of IN" congregation sr-
curing I', who are WIIhhs u" serve
rs members Of a church welcome
committee Elect "A laNman as char
/ man ltto secretary. win such sub
committees as may b". necessary to
4 effectively accomplish the purpose
/ herein out'n"d.
The Man and His Family.
Srcur" the correct address ot the
4 home or every man or ihe cohErr-
Caron who has been IN service.
Send q letter 10 oach tnmlIv, ad-
Nsl0g ~ the formation or thus com
ui''r", membership, etc.
call on all OF these families, as
nrnr them mat the parlSh wishes
10 extend warm welcome 10 me
Homecoming men ana 10 minister I"
them Sometimes II may De necessary
10 appoint goo parents I"' men "''h-
out parents. Many men are E"'hE
10 return 10 sadly changed homes
study III" h'''"rlh' i'''".'I an"
spiritual h"eds OF the h"'''7. h'
prepared wisely 10 he'p meet 'h'7e
needs.
Get the family TO advise you az
tach man returns. send him
letter Immediately advising that YOU
stand ready TO serve him Then
cal and give this same message Ia
person
The Man and HIS jon,
Every man on his return should
!. he interviewed by some "t the ac-
II tive business men ana given counsel
and advice, so that he may he utted
into the place best suited to his abll-
tiles
Many returning men VIII nave ne
come keen for more educational nd-
vaniagcs. Many OF them through
wounds or training they have re
ceived Will not return 10 the work
IN which they were engaged h"ior'
the war These men should be ad-
yiscd anL directed.
Interview two business men OF the
Heongr"ptlon and community ask
inG them to advise you of positions
That may be open or that may later
be- upcu
Get correct Information ~ 70 gov
ernmcnt rules. regulations and PRIV
NeFes as TO insurance, aliotments
compensation. vocational education.
"c, That you may hc prepared 10
glr wise counsel I'd advice,
Flni bui from local ana federal
agencies the opportunities Tor en-
p'0,w,ut OF the men and operate.
hytvr.y with such agencies.
The Wan and His Soctnl iifc.
study all the phases or work ana
entertainment planned in tho COM
lnuniy for the returning men. par
NcularIy through such established
agencies as war camp community
service, Red Cross, \ NJ. c. A.. y.
W G. a, Is. OF G.. Jewish welfare
Nork, Rotary club. cham bcrs or com
n'erc", etc.
''' invitations 10 meals IN the
MONIES or members or the congregt-
uon, arranging II possible. that one
o. those men back longest. and on
[ me committee is invited to the same
Nh'me at the same time,
Arrange social function for all
Ih' men returned, consulting with
'h'Hogf 20 IN" form this should as
sun" which will be most pleasant
10 lh'H.
~ mo close OF the first social
meeting the men who have been
welcomed should be told that they
now were members OF the welcome
committee and the committee cN-
pcct,a them 10 hcln. man n better
welcome for those who would be
nolt welcomed. than thcv had re
cevod
Meetings OF the committee should
twice r,rh ,,o,,,h ,t,"n ,.lm,T,s
hnplI na c,ch,r,,a1 ,oII.,.,,,l,, J,
welcomed an, ,,,o ,..,.,t,.,t |,''IipI %
OF Cnrst',, ,,u p'i,1''.,' a., y, u"',,,,7
men, - -" n'. ''s,,E hnu tnS urNrlop,
Tho ,.,,, ~, ,. u',h = I'M ''h'h'e III
I, ,l.,,'- uI,''y hh"uIo n' u,S'lss'p