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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-05-08

NEW YORK. (C) Edward Tho.
rlakson, professor Of speech at
Brooklyn College in New York ii
q follower Of Father Devine, the
Harlef Negro who is. called God
by. his followers. Prof. Thorl-
akson who Is white, has been act.
i've IN Father Devine's move.
ment for two. years .he said this
week ut the College, and nas
Ieen. a regular attendant at Hays
lem meetings, a frequent. yiVSS
TO the various Promised lands
and a speaker at many function
Prof Thorlakson is Of Canad-
ian birth, he said, and. spent the
four years Of the World War in
the Canadian army. Ever since
then, he said, he has been looking
for the true meaning Of religion,
THE churihes I found empty
and depressing and / had learned
through my analysis Of society
that people do not practice the
Christianity they profess.
At a great crisis in my life
the death of very dear friend
in Chicago follower Of Father
Devine came into my home and
IL was just as If Christ had
walked IN. All the gloom lifted.
He suggested that | drop in at.
meetings when | came here
Il did my first impression was
that here was the Bible come TO
Life again. There were all the
symbols and there were people
rejoicing in God, drawing in
spiration from Him. ! didn't get
much out Of it, but / did get
something Of the spirit Of clean
liness, | kept coming back and
/ found that here were people
living Christianity. actually liv-
ing it.
He went to the Promised
Lands, Prof. Thorlakson said,
and there he found rest and
peace. Father Divine does not
own them, he said, and, in fact
owns pothing himself. Suppose
you and were doing this--hving
the Christian life he said. we
could get together and upon q
restaurant, but we'll charge
evangelical prices, Is cents for
meal and so cents for . bed
at night. I've slept in palaces
for that
Il found out by going there
with a open mind why civiliza-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-05-08
WHITE BROOKLYN COLLEGE
PROFESSOR FOLLOWS FATHER
DIVINE AND HIS IDEAS

ton has failed to I've. lip to
Christ" the Prof. said. 1--WE have
failed to follow the tirst injunc-
tioh. to live the truth as we see
it.. That way it is possible for
men and women TO live like
brothers and sisters. Father LIZ
vine disaproves Of liquor, tobac-
!. CO. and sex. The Prof, mar
ried man and father, said that
!. through fhe. movement he had
overcome his desires for all
three.
Il came to this country and
foune Americans unitea on
things, prejudice against Jews
and segregation Of Negroes. We
must end that attitude If we are
town this war. Our prejudice
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-05-08
ians will furnish the music for
the dance.

ians will furnish the music for
the dance.
Tickets for this affair may be
purchased from any member of
the sorority. Patrons in yenia.
Dayton, springfield, and any o.
ther nearby cities may secure re-
servations by dropping a card to
Mrs. Arletta Johnson, who has
charge of the ticket SALE, at Box
SO, Wilberforce, Ohio, or to the
General Chairmon, Mrs. Ruth W.
Dickerson, a2o E, Market ST.,
Aenia. Other members Of the
Committee are: Miss Jessie
Smith, Mrs. Anne Teabeau. who
9 IN charge of concessions: Mia
Giady L; Powell in charge or ada
and souvenir tally card. Secure
Your tickets OF once, SO you will
be sure Of your reservation.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-05-08

against Negroes is a powerful
weapon for Axis propaganda and
that's what Father Divine has
been saying right along-we must
end white arrogance Thorlak-
son says; i've seen the most
amazing healings take place there
plenty Of them. I've seen the
people throw away their guns.
give up dope, prostitutes cleanse
their lives and souls. I've seen
debts paid-you ask consolidated
Edison company about that-and
the city admitted it saved l25, 90
5000 on Harlem relief due to
Father. IT'S glorious, wonder
ful experience and 1t makes all
men brothers,"
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-05-08

1 ly u should, hStaGa 1ar genera
iions red has symbnlizai courage
one thing all tire women ot Atnerl,
have, There are nh kinds al reds
select from BRIGHT II i'iraaaf,
red, Stop rcd and ma 'pl.r
are bright and true L, .len, III
cause blue has always hecn MANS
favorlta color, women are wenrir
lots and lots Of true blue, an,
your choice of blue runs all the
way from baby blue, that soft dell.
cate pastel blue that Is so comnli-
iaenfary, II the ever popular spring
and summer fayorite, Navy blue.
For cur lova Of ihe Irish we'll proud
" wear Kelly green, a vivid shade
that Is dramatically beautiful with
red or white accessories. And. ~
course. the gorgeous purple shades
can ba combined with many rolors
n even saw Il purple hat with
bright FED flowers iauntily perchea
on top, ard Il vas lovely). Another
popular color WH haven't seen Ii
lyrcnt deal Of for sDnls time Ii yell
low--and yellow seems ia be the
answer Tor Il fr1ly dainty, feminine
color TINT che" will like. or course,
Tor summer we like the snowy ptil.-
lily OF white for every woman. and
perhaps tllc old adage that white
IL il symbol OF peace mag have a
special meaning for MS all. Eesllcs.
there II nothing SO lovely as ii frosty
white ensemble III Il siillry day.
SO if you haven't frightened up
yn,r wardrobe yet-~-i,'ss high time
ylu lid, Remcml,el ilir women
rule The morale 81 the nation, SO
1i's siip lie ,stiion sainething rcnl-,
Il gallant md gorgeous to look
upon.
nfai are ,oar beauty problems,
Write. Mare Downing La,nusc
Beauty Bare.W, $500 Lsndeil
Bid, 81. Ioms. Mo-, and she will
BE- glad to aaswer them. Be
SIRE 10 enclose q self-add,essed,
stamped enyelofe,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-05-08

Of the most enjoyable occasions
Ct the season.
Bridge play will begin prompt
" at $3.50 and will close ut 1890
dancing will be from 10 80 to
1900. Unique and valuable
prizes will be given for the high
scorers in bridge, Bud Jenkins
and famous Wilberforce Colleg-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-05-08
ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA
.BRIDCE-DANCE

Rho Omega Chapter, Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority, Is giving
. semi-formal Bridge Dance for
the benefit of it's Scholarship
Fund, on Monday night, May IL,
at $3.50. p. M, in Arnett Hall par
lars, Wilbcrforce, Ohio. The
members Of the, Sorority are
working hard to make this one
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-05-08
WOMEN, ,::. 4()s' :
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21
Standard First Aid
Course Completed
BY Red Cross Group

This week maFAcd The completion
of . standard Red Cf0As fiFxf ed
coaFne nhieh has bewn conducted In
f.asraruuia under the joint Instruc-
.tion Of Mrs C. n Gray and Mrs.
Henry onatler
The laNt session was held wednes-
ney afternoon THIS szaas@ siil
permit tbo1e 30 desiring 70 advance
10 4 higher class ard IN the end
enable them to place ia the Red
Cross first aid Instructors class.
Those Finishing iris week uere
Mrs Joe blackwell. Mira a N but
Ter. Mrs. G n usshy. Mr. Sam
Byrd Mrs. Preston Oresslck Mnx
Emo Jordan Mra. II W Kenney
Mrs Orr Neal McCaskey. Mr.. ftuy
wingflesd. Mo julius Mcflwmln,
Mrs. Roy n Krebe. Mrs q Il
Lucas. Mrs r. l. knight. and Mn
y q CarYef.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21
First Presbyterian
Church Being
Renovated

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THIS church moa1ly hoaxsa 3
sssep1e. ara ~ J G Crane pAxioE
a TIE church. stated thai lE pef-
s8ssaEly atGsncnd - puttarx the
katt ahat hmMa~ =. Il - ~aarA fa4
ringing for church services ard mAt
It - atrcsdy being put 70 ase And
tnis revival q the calling 81 meEn-
berx % church h bfire acclaimed
by mary who believe that = bell
actA "a q reminder TO many whe
otherwise woud forget 10 attend
church services
The FrH Presbyterian church
was uFxanlzed over 50 pears aRu,
according 20 Mrs Frank Lewis VINO
was active IA its organization and
who states that 70 far as she kn0e8
she il the only living survivor II the
group THAT had part IN tlls original
frame edifics IN which worship eas
first held.
About ten years after the church
uAs built X Was burned dowu The
present brick church took its place
on the same spot on which tht
first stood.
The adjoining manse has already
peen completely renovated Tnis
Included nhe repepcring Of the
entire house and the saf1diAg agad
FepollshinE OF the wide bearded
flooring Of long leaf pine whoss
beauty had eeen dlmmed b. the
passing Of time and the mo1efn-
lkang Of Tie plumbing. tire hanging
Of neN curtains and drapeTiek. airs;
the pxcing Of ncx rugs On uie
floor. Most OF this renovation ums
II TIE hands 81 the Wosnaue
Auxiliary to Tire church.
The church Is fortunate III has-
lne a. pastor. Dr. j Curtis Crane,
who has great spiritual strength
combined With culture. and = widE
kn0wKedRe Of life attained b years
As q missionary ana teacher IN the
Orient.
It Is also fortunate In having MF8
Crane who. ia addition 70 her ex-
reE1enne IN church wnFk. Is also m
artist and lecturer ~ great ability.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21

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westward lFosn Casna ard India hn
wak carried or Rfxine ear - he
Ottoman Emkxfe which fi0uEtshea
from ne leth eensass anta 4 backs
10 during the wnEtd War.
Tgaroaxh tie censAutm TIE WARNS
efnrirrs fought te ean re Ma0dix
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ard Asa. On wnhsaesuf ceastsnszaA
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The ksiddie East b b~esnpurMrily n
balance noN = dangerous balance
depennent On what TURKEY do#m. Hsf
neutrality i under q terrific bnrraee
Of Axis and United Nations prom.
ises o. military e~ccssunnie and pclsii-
ca support
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21

a. . fehult ~ tfarlr s~usNFinsafY.
Tfse mrrslns esNnee wtth re
dnuhie fJaK reresnany Astf4 Shieh
seysFaI mes baaeea serx presented
ana me ru&i cali held The sasissus
Patricia shsn Aens lnaa tlssif asees-
ms wfere hlkse tnxae and osheF ae~
tiellies psFe plhrnnd
The meeting On Wednesday nirhs
vas precedea b. . Court - Homer
on Tue=aay nArht which vss veil
attended s. scuuss ffum Troop as
RAY WATERS. scribe
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21

Your contrhulaon % Navy Relief
win neip proLeef The families Of
the Navy. Marine Corps and Coast
Guard mer who are fighting % pro-
tect oar country. Mall your dimes
C. dollars 70 Navy Relief ". d Her
ring. treasurer Pascaeouia. Miss.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21
Honor Flag Won
BY Beaver Patrol

T1e Beaver paiFal.~ under ne
leadership uf Charles Beilmsn. was
the winner Of Tie Grill contest held
IT the regular meeting OF Troop xiH.
Boy Scuats Of Auserics. last Wndnes.
dax night They Nefp awarded The
Honor Patrui peunant for one week
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21
~ PAIL ,. G. FRIEM4ANnER
Vide McraA FcAsmfx Mfsteg

rTu4E thrire he4d Lard II TIE Missile East-hrthpAaes ol
Christianity. Jndaism snd MohammeAanssm~@ eF<e
again armed Is the teeth
nnmlrrs fram Rarhsnk ard nFhtcfs frxws Rnfsaho wtnR
oxsr the deserts where RAhyions lexisnS NAKrvd 2.spa ysafs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21

Hep care for ne families 6 uh<
brave men who eFe fighting fU
sour HbeF&F Lei OF Nay Marine
Corps and cozz Guard men knus
~ ere behind then Contribute
HoN-dimE O. dofiafz-Eo ne Navy
Relief Soezetyf Mississippi IS belnz
called 70 faruLsz 1900 s l4 zhass
q the national ssne9Qeo zaf ehezl
f9 Navy relief % Fozu BIZ Con
tribute no. - youH IocA Nay Re-
- Eane
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21

IL - M
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21
She Can wear
The Pants

In the family.
n they ftt a.
c~harmineiy "a
Debby Lou tail
ured slack suits
But If he says
thumbs down on
stacks 30
ali sweetly feEnin-
Inc IN the graee-
fully fiared skirt
that accompanies
each Debbg Lou
slack suit Debby
Ious exclusively
ut Brurnfields
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21

ITS Fun to Effcrsssce
And be too luxurious In Helena
Rube1steins new @Fo&En Bath &c
Be found for the mild sum Of ore
dollar at the Palace Pharmacy. It's
scented sxeetly TOO al APP
pie blossoms
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21

Jiaz because aeF ae4E 5 Uniform
nses are hu1nan beings tasE lie
sou ard ! TneF ges kifaa ard d.
cauraeed inst as - O. ouE arc
All they've = hss toh aheaa of them
so iet8 b nee q them. PHRASE
smile II them q nE street invite
IEaem q faar hoxne cor dinner. And
zheu thef sfand BESIDE khe r0ad
askins for : RE. donx p1 Hezn
% mae bozx are dosnx g NUN
for q surely Pc car gre
: lite eeaFtess e them
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21
ChorIoifes
Star Chronicles

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Nueaa eseht fraz8 ago slst<R wAA !
small scar rising In EHEu~ A man
aamses AdolFa Ha1aes wA mxsn-
szfne = kfsap af hFuwm Shkfzx aeM
ssaFtlrss IN kar uzaFeh towAsa It.
sempsrd w&fM anaEaaAaa Mu
lass mas ne a~ztEEsndsn& eetN1cs
81 EuFnpe an6 HJEisx gaa . nnNnf
In tae neuauMFxfk Perhaps al de
tatora arr mad mea mut neEsatnn
His1rf wMs AZ aasrxrea nsadNnAn Re
uAs 4 mar with . are2M .
dream at power Ane kneedep
through blood and fcrrm he Nadee
e. attain htk goal
IN hts amazing and swtNteo nan1
hr hzA perhaps taken into ~eenhAder-
stten al eventunt81lex ct uAe fu-
trse-excrpt 0ne-thAt every man
has q cream Klso Not = dream Of
poNer-but = simple mans dream 81
frredran And freedom n such a
beautiful w0rdi Fre~d0n h stars
ard stripes against . blue sky
Freca1zn h a iossg line e marching
Americans from she Minute Men
10 MrArthars marines Freeduxn b
. wcrd in the minkis Of oFg one
hundred mlllton AfseEeakA weo vii
give their hfes blood 70 End . mad
mans areaw 81 powrr There are
hack days ahead 81 uweeks Of
discuuraeensent and despair. Tne
price Of freeduxn il mot small The
prare has always been writer IA
blood and sweat and tears But NE
ran make Il Nc always have
And she sons Of the coEamon man
vii live 70 walk upon tie grave q
Caesar.
a Healthy Amertca-
Is : strong America To-day. more
than ever CORES the Necessity Of
carefully planned meals. o. two
million American registTAnt& nine
hundred thousand were rejected
Tfty-nine per cent Of ttlose rejected
had poor health due 10 lack OF nu-
triton Let's learn about food or
April 18th and 29th The Chronicle
star in afflliatton with T1ae Aissts-
sippf Power Company viii conduct 4
nutrition school at the Nelson Thea.
ter. And sou. the public. are most
cordially invited
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21

Suggests e wedding present
from Delcomyrls Oft shop Please
pardon me while ! rhapsodlze over
the exquisite crystal ard hob-nsll
glassware. You'll adore the Tree
Of Life dinner set Ard the roe
lowered pottery but ! could
80 On and on; yoau have - -
for y~ourseifl
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21
shss lhs GE
Of the Heag

The heroine q
Our hearts
the home maker
q TIE future wfn
vii carry On m
glorious tradition
q the American
wav q life eilek
tire Spring bride
And because are
deserves the BE-
~u aop Tor he
ring IT 3
Cranes your iw
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21
A neaIthy Amasca-
she wahs
In Beaaf

When she trcads
IN those utterly
adorable n
mics and PArIs
Fashion shoes At
R0senbiumA The,
are lovely q look
~ and delightful
TO wear
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21

50 be smart and visit fouf beauty
shop for q weekly hair-do You know
the gals with lovely hair 90 the most
r~egfsteringi So don't forget yog1
date with the Modern Beauty shoe
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21

And your dist too. by eating out
ever so often- There's . neN res
taurant at canty and Delmas You'll
like the clean atmosphere and the
grand service And the food s de-
lieious. 50. make = date % eat
lunch AZ woodforda. today.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-11-26

years old, to freshen Dec. 10; "Vic-
toria 2nd," Holstein cow, 21z years
old, to freshen May 8; Molly" Hol-
stein cow, 6 years old, to freshen
June II; Virginia" Holstein cow,
8 years old, to freshen in April;
Florence" Holstein cow, 6 years old,
not bred; Guernsey heifers, 1k
years old; 2 Holstein heifers, year old;
2 calves.
Two Chester White pigs, weight
about 140 pounds.
Machinery-1933 Fordson tractor,
Mccormick mower, SIT; Deering
mower, eft; side delivery rake,
dump rake, loft; Dowagiac seed
drill, 8-ft.; MISUNDERSTANDING disk,
8-ft.; Kovar quack digger on rubber,
manure spreader, tractor breaking
pillow, 16-in.; set of sleighs, steel
wagon with extra wheels, spike-tooth
harrow, 2-bottom Oliver pillow, Him;
tanning mill, hay rope, sings, hay
fork, power emery wheel, anvil,
wise, post drill, 2 water tanks, milk
cart, 2 sets of harness, some woven
wire and numerous other articles.
Miscellaneous-600-egg incubator,
10 stacks of hay from 1912, 5 stacks
of hay from 1941, 6 tons baled alfalfa
and clover hay, 5000 feet lin. and
1900 #. 2-in. lumber; IS cords of
wood, 10 bushels Redwing flax seed,
some grass seed, so grain bags, 2
beds, dresser, wash stand and sink.
Terms: All sums under $40 are
cash. On sums over $40, 6 months
time will be given on acceptable
paper Strangers, arrange with your
own banker. Everything sold as is.
Hiding HIGH, Owner.
Bog Hogan, auctioneer.
Kerrick State Bank, clerk.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-11-26
PROCEEDINGS OF
ASKOV COUNCIL

A special meeting was held by the
village council November %, with all
members present.
Special meeting was called on &C
count request of the D. B. S. lodge
asking permission to sell non-intoxi-
eating 80 beer in its present hall.
Motion made and carried to leave this
up to the voters on special ballot at
the regular village election December
8 to eliminate section of ordinance
No. 10 restricting sale of non-intoxi-
cant 80 beer in public dance halls,
which now reads as follows:
"No license shall give permission
to sell non-intoxicating malt liquor
in any theatre, recreation hall or
center, dance hall, ball park, or other
place of public gathering for the pur-
pose of entertainment or amusement,
and no such liquor shall be consumed
there. No license shall give permis-
sion to sell notwithstanding malt
liquors to persons under the influ-
ence of intoxicating liquor"
It was moved, seconded and car
ried to set the hours of village cleo
ton from 9 a. m. to p. m. Deem
Der g. Hans Mosbaek, MILFORD OLE
sen and A. Gravesen were placed on
election board.
Motion made and carried to have
the mayor contact town board to see
if they wish to be included in Christ
mas card greetings to local men in
the armed forces.
The following office filing was re-
ported by the clerk:
Trustee, 3 years, Edwin Sorensen
and j. R. Petersen; assessor, Rasmus
Petersen; constable, Fritz Olesen; JUS
tice of the peace, S. Owe Hermansen.
No further business, council ad-
journed.
HANS MOSBAEK, Mayor.
A. G.. DANIELSON, Clerk.