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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-01-24

as its founding year. In some
ways it is older than civiliza-
ton itself. For any organization
to endure for thousands of years
unchanged speaks we'll of it..
The roster of it's known members
during any period of history
sounds like a who's who of that
era. 1t is known that member
ship in the order is prima facia
evidence of normal manhood and
a belief in God. Obviously these
two virtues are incompatible
with the theories of any dicta-
tor. SO to them Masonry is a
stumbling block and must be
suppressed.
History affords no Mason
melted rebellion nor any other
cause for suppression, but that
never bothers dictators.
Perhaps the greatest Italian
of them all, Garibaldi, wore that
which kings and princes, poor
men and wealthy wore unasham-
ed and kept unsullied. Masonry
fiourished when Garibaldi lived
and Italy blossomed like the
rose. Maybe that inks Mussolini
AS before stated the Mason is
a normal man, and if anyone
looks upon Hitler as such we dc
not know him. Hitler and his
Aryan bunk Che has Jewish
blood) do not stand chance tt
get to first base.
When Hitler and Mussolin
are but unpleasant characters
of history who had their day
the fraternity that is older thar
Rome will flourish even as it is
today. For it has stood the test
of times up to our day as has
no other secret society.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-01-24
Personalities

President H. l.. Dickson was
the guest visitor of the Raleigh
county unit of the Buefield
State Alumni in it's regular meet
ing in Beckley the past week.
He participated in the installa-
ton of new officers and express
ed satisfaction with the pro-
gressive type of program that
the unit is carrying forward.
Mrs. Edna Haynes and Mrs.
Laura Watkins are the newly
installed president and secretary
respectively of the unit. Mr.. R.
R. Carroll, business manager of
the college, accompanied Presi.
dent Dickson.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-01-24
Chapel Program

The final chapel program OF
the semester was conducted
Friday January II, by the Alpha
city, former student of the col
lege. The society presented the
history of debating from its
early conception and practices
in olden times through the
period when the losing side OF
a debate failed to show good
craftsmanship. The third and
fourth period in this historical
series showed the time when
women were accepted on the
forensic platform and to the
present times when a debate is
considered as a source of infor-
nation to an audience. All mem.
bers of the debating society
participated in the program.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-01-24

Violence may be defined as
crime in a sense, again it is not
anything other than accomplish
ing something worthy in an
abrupt manner. Here we are con-
cerned with the first but even so
it inclines to the latter defini-
ton. 49,.
Violence appears to be part
of the normal life of mankind,
speaking in a collective manner
Every nation that has waXed
mighty only to wane into OBJ
sourity, grew mighty as a ma
ton by its ability to fight and
when it lost that ability another
nation or race appeared on the
scene and conquered the now
weak power. All history is but
narration of the rise and fall of
nations and races.
The arts of peace can flourish
no where but behind the might
of an army. Yea, even religions
can flourish only where they are
protected by men of violence.
That violence is pretty near a
normal part of life we may sur
mise from the Bible, for we read
even of war in heaven a war
in which we are the pawns.
Violence in the guise of war
fare has made and unmade the
map layout so often since civil
cation began with varying re-
suits one can not declare war
wholly evil or wholly good. 1t
adds up to who and what cause.
Violence is pr ty near bio
logical matter For animals bros
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-01-24
WORLD AFFAIRS e
Continued from Page y
Three Men In A Tub

The English and Italians are
fighting in the Mare Nostrum -
tub for all they are worth with
England getting the best of it,
Last week Hitler appeared on
the scene with move over,
climbed in also. Reason is he
suddenly realized that if his
southern partner got a shellack-
ing he himself would be wide
open.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-01-24
Abundant Life
BY Rev. Charles Page

+*+***t**+t+** *+**FS******
One of the most apparently
absurd and incredible facts of
human history, yet the truest
and most convincing fact of
history and attested to by the
experiences of life, is the wis
dom of Jesus, that whatsoever
will save his life in the selfish
qualification of his own desires
shall lose it. And whatsoever
will lose his life in the unselfish
service to humanity shall find
| it." ......
This philosophy of life does
seem absurd and unavoidable
when man is still regarded as
occupying the center of a world
of himself and for himself;
of a world organized on the
jungle law of self survival in
which a man is privileged to ex-
plot and to destroy to secure
his own selfish ends and person
al satisfactions; of a world in
which social values are ignored,
scorned, and repudiated. 1t GER
tainly seems absurd to the last
degree to say to a world that
seeks it's own selfish good that
"to find life one must lose it in
unselfish service to others"
l According to the opponents of
selfishness, life is found and
saved when all the desires of the
self have been granted and graft
{ fed. There being no larger or
more meaningful world so why
| lose life trying to find it when
lyou already have it in selfish
qualification?
II But is This characterization
}of life true? Does life as obsery-
led by history and verified by
experience run into such dead
end alleys as this? The witness
of both history and experience
says no. For one Of the surest
facts we have born of our daily
experiences is that whatsoever
l be. he an individual race of ma,
ton that dedicates it's life in UNI
selfish service to humanity truly
finds it. This is not an abstrac-
ton but an actual fact demon
strated in the great living cru
chile of life. Man is beginning to
see and and experience as never
| before that he cannot find his
life OF himself, by himself, and
for himself, but only as he CO.
operates in great movement of
world magnitude of unselfsh
service and love to humanity
/ will he find the way.
We may choose the jungle law
OF life or we may choose the wav
OF unselfishness. But if we
choose the first, sooner or later
1t will throw us back bleeding,
{ bruised, broken, and our lives
lost. But in the other a life liv-
ed in sacrifcial service to ones
fellowmen creates, sustains, and
| enrlches life-in other words life
! is found out.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-01-24
Mercury Does NOse-Dive

The second cold wave Of the
month arrived in Mcdowell last
Sunday with the result that the
temperature went away down,
as far as it receded two weeks
ago during the first cold wave.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-01-24

Mr.. Clarence Robinson who
teaches in the state of Virginia,
Mr.. Joseph Gentry of Column
bus, Ohio; and Mr.. Taft John
son an instructor in the Elkhorn
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-01-24
MASONRY AND DICTAToRs

News reports, both recent and
those of a few months back,
indicate that the fall of France
has been blamed upon the acti-
vities of Masons in France, by
the German controlled govern
ment of France. just how they
were supposed to have did this
it was not stated, as if the bare
statement itself was proof.
In Italy Freemasonry has been
suppressed for years, that is
Masonic me- IL forbidden
by Mussolini1 Same has beer
true of Germany since the rise
of Hitler, the unnatural, tt
power.
Thus we discover that where.
ever dictators are in power the
secret order which is older tina,
either Germany or Italy or any
other present day nation of high
rank, is suppressed and reviled
Reasons for suppression OF
Masonry are both enlightenine
and weird. 1t is said to be of nor
Aryan origin, of dangerous anc
traitorous intent and to worl
toward the bringing about OF
a strange order of things. Anc
again no evidence is shown.
The origin of Masonry is very
ancient and no date can be SET
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-01-24

Rev. Aston, of Charleston, an
alumnus of the college has been
elected to membership on the
committee of the Charleston
Housing authority. The housing
authority determines the eli
gibility of applicants who desire
residence in the Washington
Manor, a government housing
project.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-01-24
NJ O ON
over
Mcdowell
Mon Over Mcdowell
BY S. B. Moon, Jr.-

Mon Over Mcdowell --
Governor Nicely has asked the
War Department to FORM a
battalion Of West Virginia Ne
gro National Guard Immediately.
We recall that the act authoriz-
in the establishment of such a
init was sponsored by Dele
ate Fleming A. Jones, Jr., of
Mcdowell county.
The governor and MIR. Jones
are to be congratulated for seek
ing to give the Negroes of this
state a chance to share in the
military establishment and re-
sponsibility of the state. The
governor in taking this action at
a time when so many men in
high places are seeking ways and
means to eliminate the Negro
from the armed forces, shows
himself to be a wise politician
as well as a friend of the Negro.
We hear that the colored boys
had an inaugural ball down at
the K. of p. hall in Charleston
last week. They didn't rate the
main one given by the COVER
nor's inaugural committee des-
pite the fact that they claim to
have given M. Nicely the margin
which put him over in the pri-
mary.
We wonder how long Negroes
will feel big sitting at a jim
Crowed affairs when they are
entitled to be at the real thing 4?
We read in the gossip last
week that the Free State of Nc
Dowcll will be driven back into
he Republican column if DR..
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-01-24

Young is not reappointed. We
wish to correct that false i'm
preston. Mcdowell did not 90
Democratic because DR.. Youn
went Republican, and Mcdowell
VIII not go Republican if Doc.
gets fired. In fact if all of the
Negroes in Mcdowell had voted
the Republican ticket, this
county would have gone Demo-
cratic anyway. The Democrats
have a majority without the
Negro vote.
Congratulations to Mr.. Rich
ard Warren, the best all-around
insurance man in this state.
Mcdowell is proud of "Dickie. 4"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-01-24

nigh school visited their Alma
Mater during the week of Jan.
ID The student body and faculty
were very sorry indeed to hear
OF the loss of Mr.. Gentry's baby
which died during the last
month.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-01-24

Miss Edna Holland, chief
clerk in the business office, has
been away from her duties due
to a combining illness in the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Jefferson.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-01-24

Bluefld State is gratified to
note in recent news releases
that Naceo Pinkerd of New York
city former student of the col
lege who is a nationally known
music composer and producer.
is still making noteworthy con-
tributions to the music world
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-01-24
Bluefield
State

Former Student Attains
Success aIHI
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-01-24

We read in the gossip last
week that the Free State of Nc
Dowcll will be driven back into
he Republican column if Dr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
Bible School
Celebrates
First fresbyssfi.n Leaders
Tate Office for New Year

The Bible school Of the FIRST
Presbyterian church. Division ara
Tacoma svenues. has planned two
celebrations for the weekend.
Sunday morning At the n o'clock
service, members Of the staff will
be installed. Special music hy the
choir viii include Great Il 1s.
hosah." by Schubert. with Mrs.
Ruth Lindsay a. soloist The pub.
lie Is invited.
Monday at 1880 p. m. the Bible
school viii hold open house" for
all parents and friends Of the
school. The church orgsnist viii
play a l5-minute recital including
Tone Poem "Finlsndia. I" by sibelius:
"Minuet." by Boccherini: The Road
to the Isles Hebridesn song. and
Pilgrims Chorus" from Tam
hauser.
At I:t5. guests will be escorted
through the building. The eve.
ming win close with solos BY Miss
Clarabel Stevens and Harry soioos
and a trio BY a group Of soldiers
from Fort Lewis, followed BY re-
freshments. All members and
friends Of the Bible school are
invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
Church Welcome
For Service Men

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arr insitsd Ia . supper in the
soesai psriors He.ssssss far the
evening ere Miss KATHRYN Arntsen
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Ramstsd. IN charge ~ the ar
ranaemssts has h>es TIE Trinity
smid with nssdamss Csffass Oh
son. Philip r Hauss ard Elmer
Hssksnson serving on the sssssai
COMMITTEES.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
r-DaY Saints
Missionaries Meet

Missionaries. Latter Day saints.
and friends from the Rainier dis
trict OF the Northwestern States
mission OF the Church Of Jesus
Christ Of Latter-day Saints will
meet Sunday at 1850 p. m. at the
Central Ward chapel. No. L and
Steele SITS.
Speakers for the occasion will
be missionaries Of this district. in
GLIDING Elders Heber J. Gilbert
and Leland McDermott OF olym-
pis. Marvin sabin and Fell Pster-
son Of Centrslis. Lawrence Mort
ensen and Clarence Peterson Of
Buckley. Don Nuffer and Ralph
Embry Of Grays Harbor. Ira
Young and Glen Youneberg Of Ia
coma. and Sisters Aida Kendrick
and Harriet Nelson Of Tacoma.
At the same place on Saturday
at 1880 .. m. meeting will be
held for the missionaries Of Raj
nier district, where they will dis
cuss their work and experiences.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13

orsgan Pres
hsiefy " htc n
centralized the
c h urch IN the
entire Pacific
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13

downtown han The first building
wss erected and occupied In 1919
on the site Of the present large
brick edlfiee. In this FIRST church
in 1929 there was osanised the
present Puget Sound Preshytsry
which governs the churches of this
denomination In western Wash.
ington.
Eight pastors served the church
during the past 50 years. Rev.
kirkpatrick was followed in 1900
by Rev. r. NJ. Kerr. In turn he
was followed by Rev. r. L. Hay
who served from 1911 until 1917.
when his place was taken hy Rev.
W. NJ. Maekay who served only
two months. to be followed by
Rev. J. I. Frederick who was
pastor until 1924. The next Vas
Rev. ~ p. Given. Who served the
congregation until 1896. followed
by Rev. J. o. Mcdonald. The
churrh's eighth and present pastor
70 rev. y, seo. cunningham. who
came 70 Tacoma In 1888 from q
pastorsts IN Portland.
OF the ehaftsr members Of this
church there IL only one still ac-
tive. THIS II the daughter Of the
first pastor, MRS. Ethsi KIRK
patrick Glenn.
The opening ceremonies OF the
week VIII be held this Sunday
morning with . sunday school
and church rally a program BY
The Bible school VIII be held
starting at ii a. m, followed by
talk by the pastor on III II the
Lord. The Life OF Christ" q
mo,ion picture VIII De shown s'
me enuroh starting OIL ESQ .. m
sunday Admission VIII ne free,
nut SILVER onering VIII bs se-
eepsed Tor expenses
bsnies OF inc ohufeh WIZ nave
on display ana VII model wed
olhf ana o,her gowns OF hfty
yeas Afo NJ meetins 10 pe
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music ana snort play WIN DO
eha1,eo' nuhe Tor ths evening
VIII include . sonx. Because
snnH py Ms. Myrtle Brown. ana
: f'tner 300 Dy MIS-. Bertha hins
hosner' a gahsry OF oid enurch
aho group pictures VIZ % huhg
IN the isdiss parior.
members VIII make UP . cara
van TUESDAY evening 70 attend a
fshowshlp dinner al the Seattle
First United Presbyterian church
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
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ChsplsIa ffsm csmp Murray

n. cei. John WiiIssssn. shsp-
lain NJ the ooeth coss, ARTILLERY.
Camp Murray. wiIl speak Al chffet
Episcopal church Sunday mosniaG.
chspisin wIiIismson vss fos many
years the dssa " the cathedral q
Lttis aoeh, Art. asd serves 10
the first Wssld ues.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
Christian Science Program
To Be Broadcast SUNDAY

A Christian Science program
will be presented in the Columbia
Church Of the Air series next
Sunday at 10 a. m. The broadcast
will be conducted by Norman p.
John. c. s. r., and will originate
IN New York City.
The program IL given with the
approval Of the Christian scienre
board Of directors Of the mother
church, and may be heard locally
over station KIRO, Seattle.
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