The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
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THANKS FOR COMMENTS

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THANKS FOR COMMENTS
Thanks to our friends for COM
ments. They always help US to
further our theme. and hopefully
expect to establish our purpose.
OUR PURPOSE TODAY
Our purpose today is to help win
the war. And in winning try to
make conditions better for all peo-
pie. And especially we Americans
whose forefathers worked with
their hands and helped TO make
America the great nation 1t Is today,
With no thought of working and
getting rich. to return home and
live happy ever after. they had no
place to go, and we know OF no
other country to love. Therefore,
We gladly contribute TO Americas
progress. Many people have seen
the sin which has masked the eyes
of the minds of men who have
pushed US into the background, and
have Joined in the fight against evil
to prevent it from bringing US all
more sorrow. Many are trying TO
know the truth OF the situation, and
have pledged to fight against all
wrong. They know that working.
fighting, and buying should be the
foremost thought 10 win the war.
and working should not be held up
because OF the sin OF prejudice, We
know that our Maker justifies us in
fighting against all wrong. and that
It Is the work of all noble minded
people, and the race TO which they
belong, cannot continue to keep
God-fearing people from showing
their intelligent interest in the
greatest problem in our land.
Therefore, in the process Of carry
ing out the purpose Of preventing
evils from spreading, every individ-
ual, whose eyes have been opened,
should do his part TO help open the
eyes of others that they may see
the beauty Of good will toward all |
men" That kind OF interest will
provoke prejudice with its own /
strive and cause 1t to put itself
into reproach. And it is a question
that should be given careful atten-
ton if the purpose is to win the
war.
WINNING OUR INHERITANCE
One of the most interesting things |
in this world war is that it is be-
ing fought against wrong Although .
we had hoped that there would |
never be another world war, we
were forced into II. Thus It is our
duty to help win, and while win I
ming try TO win over all sin and evil,
no matter how time honored they .
may be. From the point of view
Of evidence, as to its struggle for |
power, we have had to face il in |
all walks Of life. Yet we are willing /
to forgive all past injustice, but we
cannot forget the issues until jim
crowism is stopped. And program |
is worked out by which standards |
may be established, as dependable |
un-segregated citizens Of the coun-
try of our inheritance. Our pur-
pose is to win the war, and the in
ternal, and true sense of our in
heritance for our children in our
time, and for the unborn in all
times.
PLEASANT SUNDAY
AT ST. JAMES
Sunday, Nov. %, will be pleasant
Sunday at St. James CINE. church.
The hour will be pm, and friends
are looking forward TO enjoying the
musical treat which they always
receive when they attend the pleas
ant Sunday program.
Those who will appear on pro-
gram will include Madelaine Petit
grew, Jessie Stanley, Elaine Gray
son, Estelle Ferguson, Henry Ken
dali, and David Morrow The choir
will sing special Thanksgiving
music. And will be directed by
Yolande Maddox.
CARDS FROM BOSTON
Cards came from Boston from
Anita Gallo, president Of Women's
Auxiliary No. 233 of Ford Local No.
800 and Marie Graham. delegates to
the CLIO conference, held in that
city last week.
LETTERS FROM CHARLES
Received letters from Charles
Ellington, who has had two weeks |