davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19

ct. Raulus.Sfirhe. Earent Nbe. Efars
rer Otto S. 3eble. 1915 Yarent Npe..
rer 8. G: GIoer. 1105 Rarent Gne.
8inbfor. @unaba. @ottesbienft IN ben
Sommermonaten bon 9-10 llhr borS
rittags. Gonntaai4ule bon 10-11 l1A
porn,ittass. Seben 1. 9ienstag nbene
i'm Monat Slirhenrat. .Situng. Sebet
I. Snnnerstaa abenb I'M Monat Srauens
peretniisrng slle Soils, uno @Iaubenss
aercIien Iinb her3lid, cinaeIaoen.
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GarreQ. 8a.

Seutibe gpans. Nutber. ct. EauIuss
Rtr1e. 721-26 Srutt Npe. Ndlter q.
Yyeibbaas. Yfarrer. Wdbren0 Des Soma
mers Gonntaqihule um 8 lbr. odlpts
oottesoienjt an Gonns unb 0etertaSen
um 10 uhr pormtttdgs. Vie l,1therti&en
Wlaubens9enofen oeutfder Sun9e ta
SarreQ. Gharnn unr llmeebun9 finb n,
ben Gottesoieniten ber5Iidit eitselaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
kirrblirbe Aarbrirbten
Ennfnu. Chis.

Siebenb1rgti@.Sd4 Gponaeliih.
eMtbcriihe Gbrtitus.Air@e. 21l8 IA.
Strabe. M. 6. Rfarrer Tbomas So.
niger. @ottesoienft nit beutiher unb
enalif&er Hreotgt. Seben Sonntao 10
ubr. Soniltoai&ule NIT oeutf6en unb
enoliid3en 4laiien llhr DeutfGe Gnule
an iebem Sautstaa. na41ttttoas 3 ubr.
Nue @!a.Sensaenoiien uno Greunbe iino
ber5lid etneeldben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
Mpnaca. IA.

Deutide gpano. .Nutber. ct. Beterss
@emeinoe 8. Ctr. 3anS o. s. Gtmolett,
Yfarrer. Yfarfbmls: 244 G6amS Sir.
Noheiter.Ya. Selepbon: Nodefter 6S6.N.
@ottesoienft: $3.50 ubr uloreens. Sonns
togfbuIe 1O:46 lbr. Grauen Veretnss
Verfmmlung ant letten Donnerstoa
feoen Wonats abenbs 8 ubr. Sober.
mann 1T ber3li1 tpiIliomuen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
Sppotbefen.G .Gerbrennnnssfeit Der
SentidJ.Wemeinbe iuar id)Dn.

s;m Ietten Sonntae, no6nittaes,
ieier.e Sic Seutitgemeinoe nod Ell.
nem erbebenoen @ottesoienlt i'm
@ei:ieite Sadienbeim oas &ppotbe.
fen,S electromagnetic, on bem pieIe
SaAien teilnabmen. IS beeonn III.
eefibr l,m 4 ltbr nadmittags nit
einer gesriibunesrcoe bonn aurator
Sotann Sartmann, iuoraif ser Sir
dehpar bas 2icb fang Ser Serr lit
mein Sirte" ilnter Seitllng bon Oir.
Hnbolf Sd)l,iter iebr biibid; Damn
lang 1r MuSolf Sbeil vIu biit mein
slu' 10 ber5ig, oab iie nod nit elmer
3uoabe al,flporten muBte. slm ala,
bic; tpurbe iie bon Yrpf Ml,bolf
Sd,riter, begIeitet, ser aud nod an'
ocre Coils hegIeitete. Sic @eoidts.
portsise bon Scbn Gpe l,no Serrn
Norman Sdneioer perfcblten ibrc
@i,f,lng 1idt ,no bas 9lapieriolo
r@eihidter aus bent @iener @alo"
be-: Stral.b, gelpielt bon SRI. 2ouiic
@c;s haor. eeiieI iebr gut. Sic ertpies
liG nls aiinitlerin.
rSonntagsfcier" sciunsen pcm
8em. gbor gintradt.S t.Sermania.
saronia, i,ntcr Seitl,ng bon Yrof.
ssifoIaus mar ichr id,on. Tam foIg.
te Ger Sppotbefen. .Gerbrenn,lnesaft,
tpokai foIsenoe Gbepaare bon @aitor
Geutidlirber beionOers geebrt iuur.
oen 0ti6aeI Girtiher, Sobn Sia,
slnoleas Sdmiot. geors Sdneioer,
q. grob, Sobn Stiner, 6. llImer rno
q. aramer. Tann berbrannte Ct
Gurator Mihael araub bas 9ofus
ment. Gaitor TeutidIdnoer belt cine
furse aber iinniee slniprade. Die
cne!ide Mniprad,e bielt Serr Sris
6oIOertb. Scr picI ba;u beigetrasen
bat Inn bieies @erf, bic Sfuloen
bon ,abe;u $1,000 auf $1,000 au
rebrsieren. Sc tparen @orte oes So.
BEG ,lno Ser Mabni,ns bie Serr Sol,
berth an bic @eriammll,ns rihtete.
sll.t Gaitor ;soiieI BON Der ct. So.
6anniseemeinoe. Der crit nel,lid) ans
her alien @ei,nat unter id)nierieen
llmitGnoen uieoer 5uriideefebrt lit,
belt cine fl,r5e slniprad)e. llno iiber.
brcbie 8riiBe oer Seimot.
Gas Gioliniolo bon &urt Sdbuiter
uno alarinettiolo bon Otto Sdmiot
eeiielen iebr gut nno ernteten reihen
9e'ica 3eibc iino iest id,on aiinitler
in ibrem Jadl. 3um Sd)lllb oanfte
Surc.or Sartmann allcn @aiten fir
oereu 1cilnabme am Geit llnb alien.
Die ;recnbiuie beisetraeen batten sl,m
Gricls Der Shulbenreou5ierllng
Gf!t Dem elpig itb0nen 2utberIico
Gin feite Burg lit infer Gott" fam
Dos Grosran,m gum slbihlub. Nah.
her .pl,roe Elm bod,feines slbenoeiien
in ten llntercn HGumen ierpiert uno
man interbielt iib nahber Bel &C.
ipr%hen ilnb SanS, bem iih ni6t nur
sic ssunsen ionbern al,h bic sllten
,pihmeten. Gin 9anf eebiibrt olld)
Dem arransier,lnss:omitee iotuie be,
ilcisieen 1rouen in Ser Slide lno
beim sluIparten. IS lpar ihon.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
Carr, Suolana.

Centihe Gu.s3utb. 0onterus. Stride.
Gde II. Nbe. unb 0ilmore Ctr. Kfarra
rpobnung: 1919 GtQmore Str. &elepbon:
9763 y. 9. Dad. Yfarrer. Gonntaas
fdule: Sonntae um Q ubr fiir bte groben
uno um II l1br fir bte tIetnen 8tnber,
@ottesoienit UNI 10 uhr tn ber eneltf&en
uno um II ubr In Der beutfmen Sprame.
Nolis' uno@ldubeusaenofien iinb freunbs
lihit einUelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
Sirden 0rancn Gerein Der
81. Subannes airdensemeinbe
bolt ieinen

pll( IllNSu
- 8aIar -
ant 20. lnb 81. Sftober i'm Conn.
tea.S Gulraum, 757 Gbop HS.. ab.
s(ue :gtitglieher urb Greilnbe peroen
au;; btr6lidlte einselaoen am gaIar
te:i,li' ebmen, oamit mir einen suten
grtnlg baben. Scr 9feineetpinn gebt
fiir Den Gi,benbaufono.
sllf bieiem 8ciar iperoen ibOne
Sanocrbeiten sum- Serfauf ausge'
itelt iein. sluerbcnb beimsebadene
Sue IN. arapfen. 8rot ioipie al,b
be,7rorma1te 8rctipurlt peroen 5l1
baten iein.
Tas TGbfrGrsden eibt iid bic
er5sie Mtiibe llpt aues bereit Sll ba'
BE-. Ano alIen eereht gu tperben.
81 tmaIs bittslt mir Inn einen
lh men 9eiud) unb bofien baB ane
am '9aiar teil:,ebmen peroen.
Sopbia Sod, ctr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19

Ger glepelano Gait sltbletic Club
peranitaltet am 2anlstas, ben 81,
Ottsber, i'm Gillette sadienheim.
1400 cit So. Ctr. ieinen 13. Sui.
Ioipeen Cans unb Inbet alle Mitelie.
Der, ioipie Der 3meiee 80 uno 81.
Der 9ie6ertafel ,lnb ben airden Der.
Elm berslidit ein, lld 6aron 5u -tei:,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19

Deuti1e gnana. ..Erot. ct. NarfuS
9irGe. 222 OF 8. Goe. Nrnotb Taahs,
Yfarrer. Bobnung: 224 Oft o ube,
Selepbon: 2680.N. Sonntagi1ule be-
ginnt 9:30 l1br u,orgens. gnelif4er @ots
tesoienft 10-11 ubr. Deutfd]er @otress
otenft 11-12 ubr. 0Qe @lnubenseenofs
fcn iinb berali@ tpiIIion1men.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
Mus Mata,tce, Obto
Gra,aerttadYrittt

ssr s(Iliance, Ohio. itarb am ID. st.
tober gan; uneruortet I'M Sitter bon
MIR 81 Sabren ssra,t
m @esina Nl6ridj
aelisbte @attin bon Serrn Wtartin
sntrid), YrGiioent oes 3ipeie 8, ,lno
SHUTTER bon Niortin 81. 8eeina 8er.
ner unb 1orotbea uno tpuroe ont II.
Sftober i,nter Sereinsebren ilno gro.
Der geteiligune Der slqiancer iotpie
pie;en ousipGrtiaen ans Glepelano,
Salem. ganton youngstown, 9e.
troit, Chicago uno anberen SieOlln.
gen tommenoen Sadien allf benz
Gity 6rieebof Sur lesten &lbe eetra.
gen.
Tir |erltorbcre lag I'M eieenen
Seim aufgebabrt no nad elmer fiir.
,en 9eiheufeier Der Seidnan nad)
ser ct @auIus Stride iiberiiibrt
nurSe. S,pei 0amen ianeen 6rei er.
areifenoe Trauerlicbcr ,mo Eaitor
Nteuer belt sic ensliidc uno Eaitor
2uNluie u. 5ritid. &c. aus
youngstown, belt oie beutide 2ei.
denprebigt.
Ccb Die teuerc 7abineeifiebene
iehr beliebt scpeien lit, betuies bet
Bers bon 8Iunlen. 9fiht lueniger als
20 8ll,menltiide itanben INT ibren
Sora.
Jrau 9iceina sllbrid tpuroe IN
goeeitoori. Siebcnbiirsen. ols God.
ter non Serrn uno Jrau Martin
Go!t'dlirs i'm Sabre 1888 geboren
mo baielblt in edit iidiiihem DRIFT.
lidem Sinnc ersoeen. Sm Sabre
1905 fam lie nod SEN Tereinieten
Sineten uno rcid,te i'm Sabr 1907
Serrn Martin sllbrih bic Sano gum
gbebltno. Die CHE ipar einc gliid'
lide uno cs entiproiien ibr iiinf &in'
Der. brei SSbne uno stuei 9odter
tponon stpei sohne nod i'm il,eenb
lih.n slltcr Der Whutter i'm 9obe Dor
auss:neen. sSran sllbrid lpar eil
Mtelieo bes Speig s bon slaiance
Sic bat oem 2ral,enDerein mebrer'
Sabre in berihieoenen @enltern aud
OILS Ni5e.Yrdi sebient; iie mar aud
Mitglieo ocs 8eiansperein Sarmo
ME ,lno iane fleibis nit folonse ei
ibr. @eiunobeit erlaubte. 0essleidel
par lie Waitslieo Der lutb. ct. paul'
aiiEJe. slm @rabe fprad Yaitor Dr
Sans 5oiiel oas 0rabgebet. Haito
Ntaper iesnete Ben 2eidnam ein Uni
Yaiicr 5ritid iaete Oen Dant allen
Die ONT Acknowledgements teileenom
men boben im Mamen Der Gamilie
Sdlpcitcr Sobanna Magner, NrGii
Sent;n oes 3lueia s. iotuie &err Sec
. polo sdmibt. Nraiioent oes @eiana
persins &nrmonic. bielten erereifeno
gsabrufanipra6en.
Il gls Babrtllhtrager funeierte
@rob.Trdiioent Ssobn Baltbes. .@roE
setret6r @eors Wiartini, Wehtsbei
rat 'Seore Shneioer ioipie brei wltl
sIieber Der ct. Na,,ls airdeneemeir
be, @irdenrat &err 6. 6. @iller, SC
bert &eilbrunn unb &err Warrp, I'M
als Gbrenbabrtustrdserinne Ira
, Mihael Waener, syrau Sobn @0bm
;;srou 1bom 0ottidline, Jrau Sob
, 1opfer. syrai, gai&der DDS unb Gro
. Sobr @onner.
;. &c trouern I'm. bic Dabineei4i'
]. oere ibr tiefeebeMeter Cote Marti
!. snbrid, brei ainoer, Martin g.. ct
. Meelna @erner unb Dorotbea. ION
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19

Iinen. SHUTTER, Gaicr, 8rll6er, Shne.
tier, Snfel, Tanten, a!!c Sadien bon
Sit nnb @eit, tpr:nlt oae uno inter
Itiist Cure Slgeno!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
Waiar.


Ser Srallcnncrein Der Teutidlss.
mc' oe bat beihloiien. ben Sabres.
bo'or an1 9. nno ). Nuucmbcr obSu.
bolteu slne Aiitelieoer lno Greunoc
ipsrbpn sebeien iih hieie Tage 5ls re-.
ierp srcn. Niberes fol9t ipdter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
.SaMuiuecn Vartie

ar Treitaa. Sen q. Sftober. fin.
set I'M Neitieite Sad)ienbeim ,m
1880 Elm Sallolpecnpartie ltatt. IQc
idhiiihen ainScr iinb ber3lid einee.
laoea @enn m0glid) iollen ale Gin.
ser III Griiiimcn erideinen.
M'.slieoer Scr Ssugenolose babel
ireirn Gintritt. gfihtmitalieoer uno
grs ad,iere mi:iien 10 Gents Gintritt
be3ab!cn. 0oug5nuts ilnb Gioer tpiro
cn.r @inhern ieruiert. aommt ole
am q Sftobar ins @eitieite Sad.
leaheim. Ias Sugenb.9omitee.
= 8itte unteritiiten Sie bic i'm
Bol.sbIatt an3eigenoen @efH6fte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
Elebelan0. Chip.

e. 9. gudns. xuth. ct. Sotannes.
3trde. Yaftor 3ana Goiiel. 761 gbop
Hoao. Sci Nulberrp O646. Sonntaes
louie nm Q ubr. Sueenbaottesoienit
10 uhr. Deutfder 3dupt8ottest,entt II
uhr. Nuther Giga Nnoaht unb Yer.
lninmlung Sonntae abenb l1hr 3d.
3onftrnlonoen unterr1dt unb oeutime
Sdule Sdmstoa bon Q ubr an. NQe
@loubenseenoifen iir,o beroli& etueela.
ben,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
dur Gri1tfterutt0

an riern ecIicbtcn gruber unbSobr
Nidjael Stampp
aeitc.bcn am 9. Nupember 1888 al
Cleveland, Chic.
Oh biIt bon i,ns geidieoen,
Gereeiien lperSen mir bid niht.
. rube icnft in iel'gem 5ricoen
g;s al,6 infer sll,ee bridt.
1ann eibts in Sen Simmelsbob'n
Stir l,ns ein frobes @ie6erieben.
8ciuiomet bon oeinen @eibpiitern
unO Wtutter Naria Stampp.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
Ghieaau. IN.

Dentfdje unb @iebenblreif4. Sd6fii&e
ct. Yaulu8 @emeinbe Yditor Grtp.
Shmio:. Stride unb Haftorat 1896
1850 &omer ctr. Seben Sonntae 9 l1br
Sonntn9ihule. enalii6 unb oeutfd. -
Deutid,er @o.:esoienit ieben Gonntoa
1915 ubr; engliiter @ottesbtenit ieoen
2. uno 4. Sonntae 1876 ubr. Deut.
ld]er 4onftrman6en' llnterrt4t MitttpoG
nadmtttag 4:30 ubr; eneliiher aonfir.
manoensltnterrid5t Somstoa pormittaQ
10 ubr. Scutibe Sdule Samstae nats
n1tttag ubr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
Oonnastoiul1, Ohip.

Ceutfde gban9. 3utb. 8onterus Wes
meinoe. gde 0incoln Npe. unb &olmeS
Strabe. Dr. 9. u. Gritfh. Rfarrer. @ob.
nung: 1918 WidIiffe Dlno. Sell: 949S6.
Inn 8 ubr Gonntagfhule un0 Sugenbs
@ottesbienit: I'm Wtnter um 1890. TIM
CONNER um o:90 ubr &aupteottesbienft
an allen Sonns unb Geierta9en. SumSs
tag 8 1br 4onfirmanben. unb Deutfms
nnterridt. Seben 2. Dienstae TN Nonds
8ir1enratsfitung. Seoen stpettfoleenben
Iettttuoh Sonntdaf1uIiibung. Seben 1.
Dtenstag i'm Nonat 1ruberbun6 seben
4. Sonntae. 8 ubr nahm.. Srauenper.
ein. Seoen 5tpettfoleenben Nifttpo& Syla
eenobuno; ieoen 5tpeitfolaenbenD DonnerSa
tas Hutber 3iea. Seben Sreitae 8irHens
dorprobe. Qqe Observation-Disclosures fins
ben um 1880 ubr itntt, Gqe Bolts. unb
Glautsnsgenofien ber5li@ eineelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
Galem. Qhip.

ebanselii4.Xut5er. gmanuels, Stride,
POI Soutb Wroabpap. ssobn @oumanr,
Eaitor. Seoen Sonntae nm 8 ubr bors
mtttags Sonntagi1ule. Seben Gonntaa
@ottesoterit um 10 l1br In Der QonoeSs
iprote; Inn II llbr beutf1er @otteSs
otenft. Ser oeutide 4ir1en Grauen Bers
etn bat am 5tpeiten @itttpp4 Ieben Nos
mats abenos uhr Uerfammluns. aon.
firmanoen'u 'unterrtdt (aipeiidbrig) bon
September big Citern. Dienstd9 unb
Greitas na9mittas 4 l1br.
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9lebclnnh 81

0lepelanb @efi. - Eeuff@, @emeinbe.
Weft 80 Ctr. unb BilIarb Npe. Yaftor
Sobannes Deutitldnber. 5000 Biuaro
Npenue. Sel.: @oobbtne 9066. Cones.
otenft teoen Sonn' uno 6etertaa tn bent.
i1er unb engliiher @prahe. 6onnta9.
itule ieoen Sonntae 9-1O ubr Dor.
mittags. Odralffolgenb eneIiiMer Got.
tesoienft BON 10-1O:46 l1hr. 6ierduf
folgt Der oeutiHc @ottesbienit Inn II
ubr bormittngS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
GolumbuS, DIN.

epdnaeIiid.3utberiihe Martin 2uther
8irhe. @de W2oler uno Nnn Ctr. Raftor
Nt Ddpio 6etter. Seoen Sonntas Dor.
mittag I'M 8 ubr Sonntaafhule. 10 l1hr
englifber @ottesbienit. II l1hr beut1G,er
gottesbienit. Glle @laubenseenoiieifn
1tnD 6eraIih efnaeldben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
Setruit, Mifiadn.

Deutfde uno @ddfii& 60. Gt. Eetrus
Stride. @lenfiel6 unb @osberrp ape.
Yfdrrer ssohannes Seutfd. 1921 Glen.
tag: Geutide Sdule bon 10-12 uhr.
fielo Npe. Sell: Einsrce 62O6 CONS.
Sonntaeihule bon 10-11 uhr. @ottes.
oienft bon 11-12 ubr. Seoen lesten
9ienSta9 beg Nonats &irmenrotslibuna.
Our1 bic Commemorate ieoen 9.Eiens.
tag. ionit ieoen 8. Sonntde ssrduenner'
einssV Veriamn,Iuna. &inoerhorprobe ie.
ben Sreitdg abenb. NQe WoIiSs unb
@lan6ensgenoiien itnb freunbIt&ft Elm.
aelaben az ben @ottesbienften.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
GQmoub Gitn, Ea.

Sic ct. Yauls @emeinbe ipirb BE.
oient bonn Yaitor Hrbtpie Heiiedcr. 81.
aenem Yaitor. 3auptteottesoienit ieben
Sonnto9 n1oreens 10:80 1br. Gonntaa.
id,uIe $3.50 l1br moraens unter Der Gel,
tuna bes iiineen Superinienbenten W.
Wtaurer. Ronfirmanoenunterrid,t ie nod
Mnaabe oes Paftors. 4irhenratsiibuna
ieocn letten Sansta9 TN Nonat. abenos
Z uhr. Sonntaaf1u1ehrer.Sibun iebeu
3. Gonntae i'm Wonnt morgens $3.50
llbr. 3irdenhorprobe ieben Sreitaa 1880
l1hr abenbs RirHen Srduen Wereins'
Sisune ieben 8. Sonnerstaa i'm Nonot.
7-8 llbr; 0utber.2iea>Gibune So
llbr. Suaenf Junbiisuno ieben 2. Sonn'
too. 8 11hr oFenb3.
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sSr s(Iliance, Ohio, itarb am ID. Sf.
tober gan; uneriportet I'M Sitter bon
MIR 81 ssobren ssrat
The Valley settler., 1939-02-03
COMM MITTEE

A Tuberculosis Conuni ttee has recently been organized here in the Valley for the purpose of helping in every way possible to fight this dreaded diseases Members of this organization worked hard during the Chri stras Seal Sale, to got cs much money os possible to help combat Tub erculesis here in the Thrritory. Officers of this worthy organizo- tion are: Mr .Ross L. Sheely
 chairman, Don L. Irwin Vice Pres. A.A. Johns or Secty. and Mr s.Vic Chapman Treasurer.
 There will be a meeting of this organization Monday evening Feb. 9th. in the rlitory basements As many people as possible are urged to come to this meetinge
The Valley settler., 1939-02-03

/
The Phoenix index., 1939-10-07
BUSINESS DIVINITY" Father
Divine Praised

Divine Praised
Where men are ignorant their
god is terrible, where men are in
telligent, their god Is tolerant.
Among the SavageS and barbarians
of former ages, the gods We're
hearLless and cruel masters; among
the civilized mcn of modern times,
our God is a Futher who is merci-
full anu longsuffering and loving
i, Negroes are especially predisposeo
to look upon God as great ter
ror, with the result that dying is
) a fearful thing. AS a Negro, know
the dread ard horrors that cling
to the idea Of death, to one un-
supported by the solace of religion.
"A casual inspection of life
woaid convince one that God Is
not as terrible as 11e f;sls been
painted. How else can We account
fol- the foolisfnesS that He takes
from the sons of men? If God is
so terrible, how do we account fol
the prosperity ci the wicked? How
are we to account for the longevity
Of some sin1iers? How do we ac-
count for the survival of Father
Divine?
GOD is GOOD
Here is a little colored man call
ing himself God, and accepting
worship as God, and yet God lets
him live and ride in one of the
finest cars i'm, the streets New
York City. II ne were white, we
see how he might get away with
his stuff, bul how a little colored
man ca1l get away with such only
proves that Goa Is good and gra-
ciouS aad net the terror that He
was painted by our humble and
> uilsopnisticated, fathers. ~ s.z>s..,s $
In New YORK City, there are
only three. topics OF the day, name
", the World q faiF, the war and
Father Divine hayesbeen' reading
about Father for 10, these many
/. months, and have formed an opin-
ion CT Sie man and his work. How
ever, IT took trip to New York
end, a closer inspection of his
heavens go give the basis for
sound verdict on the man and his
methods. My seasoned conviction
is this / would not give rap for
his divinity" and l. believe that
wherein he ciainas to be God, he
is merely an in1poster and certain
ly his claims are the heights OF
sacrjlege ifstbc Bible is true. Or
perhaps do not fully understand
t. what he imeans by calling himself
divine and iherein is a possibility
that vi$iates my appraisal of his
DIVINITY T am. therefore, waiving
Fatlaer's lsdivinity," but as a busi-
ness genius, pwe must lift our hats
to MIN. g" t,e 'i'
BUILDING KINGDOM ..
Father has built and is building
= an economic and social king
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between THELINES
BY DR. GORDON B. HANCOCK

dom" that bids fair to be abiding
He is building where the Catholic
church las built through the ages
around the needS and aches ana
urges OF mankind. Professionalism
las been more indifferent to the
needs Of the BODY, and has CORES
pondingly haa difficulty in COM
mending itself, whereas Catholi-
cjSm has attended more the needs
no opportunities of mankind;
and it bids fair to conquer the
.rurla. Father Divine is patterning
r1s kingdom after the Catholics,
with himself as the "Black Pope
anois with this I must admit I have
no quarrel. Father Divine has Cap
ltalized on tie depression and un-
employment, and is feeding the
hungry and aftording shelter tc
the homeless and however bereft
he may be Of divinity, we must
give him creGit for having pro-
gram that is meeting the needs OF
the hour.
VIC S1fC GllC 0CN4A LAD AON'
However much may deplore his
preslImptiouSness in calling him
self and allowing himself to be call
ed God, however repulsive may be
the IDEA OF his accepting worship
as a being divine; however in
clined I may be to share the ap-
praisal OF one Of the Philadelphia
dalles which branded him as
charlatan, this much must be said,
that in things religious he may be
charlatan ard impostor, but in
business and in business matters he
is a genius! So then, in the final
analysis, as business genius the
man deserves sympathy and toler-
ance. and even cooperation due
constructive -oiganiZer. The work
he is doing naeds to be done, and
what is mors, such work is the
task Of the Christian church. We
are. only saying he does not have
. to arrugate divinity unto himself
tc be, savior OF men.
PRAISE FOR FATHER
O;r great fault, then, to be
found with the Father is in claim
ing too much. = for by those
claims ne. makes himself repulsive
TO men and ..o women of serious
nein. The. divinity" that marks
Father Divine is u q divinity" OF
business whereby he has loaves and
fishes to dispense in such a time
as this, Mind you, any man who
can gel the l0aves and fishes to-
gether SHOULD and will receive a
glad handl osHI y1osn q
/ Fatha Divine is certainly making
a substantial contribution to the
well being OF thousands of this
country, and for this he needs the
approval and encouragement due
him. Loaves ard fishes explain his
"divinity"i If loaves and fishes
will not make q man divine" what
will? More business "divines!"
The Phoenix index., 1939-10-07
New Farmers
Of America
Plan Big Year

GREENSBORO, N. CA N p
S. B. Simmons, national execu-
tive secretary, New farmers of
America, this week announced a
comprehensive work program for
1939-4G, for the organizations
membership of $4,000 students of
vocational agriculture.
The program was submitted by a
committee appointed for that pur-
pose at New Farmers fifth annual
convention held in August at Bor-
dentown, New Jersey. Committee
members were Johnson Spence,
Allendale, SC, chairman; Henry
King, Manning, SC, and Ransom
Murdock, Grambling, La.
Suggestions in the program are
made as to activities of the organi-
zation and the individual member
in Cd supervised farming, CD
community service, CD cooperative
activities, a. publicity, 80 thrift,
60 membership, CD leadership,
(0 scholarship, Co. meetings, I10)
character building, and lD rec
reation.
1t is the goal of the Organization
to have each Of its $1,000 members
conduct three Or more projects and
to carry out one major and nine
minor supervised farm jobs. These
with four year SUPERVISED programs
are to be filed by the Department
of Agriculture.
AS to community service, the Or
ganization will take tie initiative
this year in educational service and
organizing campaigns 10 stamp ont
pests such as mosquitoes, flies, rats,
plant insects, plant disea ses and
parasites. Improvement drives will
also be carried on.
The idea Cf cooperativcs will be
sold to each chapter since each
chapter must conduct regular buy
ing and selling niarkerts. MenIcr;
are also asked to subscribe to on
farm magazine and one Negro
paper.
Each MIA local chapter is TO
have at least 40 active members
in good financial standing. All
banking is to be done through the
medium Of the chapter
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1850 Articles
OF Clothing
Produced By WPA

NASHVILLE, Tenn.-Co.. Harry
S. Berry, State Admins traitor of
the Work Projects Administration
announced that the WPA had pro-
duced 23,560 articles OF wearing
apparel, household goods and hos
pital supplies during tie month
of August.
These articles produced by WPA
labor are distributed to families
IN need throughout the state.
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Colored Race in America associa-
tion. ,'''@ 1855 RS.."'
l. .}.t Ii.. sol
Clothed in white robes and caps,
the Human Cross, choir, presented
by Elder Lightfoot Solomon Mi
chaux, was, a, feature attraction.
DR.. VIM. Thompkins, recorder
of deeds, Washington, D. c., was
also among the honor guests who
spoke. go.
Music was furnished by o. v.
Catto,s (Elks) Military band, Elder
Michaus'T band, W. Franklin HoX-
ter'si choral. group and Prof. Dor
sey'S chorus.
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SNOODLES

g. s7=sD~s
We SAW
HOW JVhBO
LOVED HIS
LlTNE QUeeNie.
BoV PETE.
TIE MlScNyENevS
MONS, SPOILED
TIE JuNGLE
PARTY-
Here We SEE
JUMeo RETURNING
Wc(A HIS Coco
NUT Tree 6ovQUeI
Nv WHICH SNOOPY
RnNsS zoe DEAO
LIFE AS HoO
MAY NOTICE -