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TRIUMPH THE CHURCH And KINGDOM
OF GOD in CHRIST

/ turbed, they will not only sting
the one that disturbed them. but
any one in their way. Noah tried
TO stop that hole. Moses tried to
stop 1t. Jesus tried to stop it. he
came very close 81. did not stop
II, Apostle ID. smith tried to
stop 1t, he as others failed. but
he left a young man here and
hes going to stop that hole with
the wisdom God is giving him.
not for Bread but for hearing the
pure word of God. Amos. s:11 .
There is a famine in the land.
IL. God has come to bless every
man. woman, boy and girl, of
every color and creed. that will
accept him.
The old world is on the oper-
ating table. She too far gone.
War will not save it. God is fix
ing to change hands. let us turn
to God, he is the city of refuge.
Christ is here. he has come to
take charge of his kingdom,
some one may say. no he hasn't
come. Let us notice Matt. 1924,
where he said, Think not that l
am come to send peace on the
earth, come not to send peace.
but a sword
Now can't we see that he must |
be here because the world is
angry, there are wars and rumors
of wars, after this is over there
will be peace all over the whole
universe. Let us read Luke 21:25
2S. Matt. 24:20 81 %. Rev.
l1:15, Rev. 21:1 s. Rev. SIS.
Rev. 20:1 8. Rom. 1871. Dan.
2:44. Dan. TIA. Isa. 60:1S. lisa
IA. Pisa. 90:1 2 3. God turn
I'd man to destruction, but when
t is all over, he will say return
ge children of men.
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p ORTLAND NEWS
..zo11I-

discriminatory tactics in labor
organizations - segregation and
discrimination in public places
of business. The Branch gave a
liberal cash donation to the Gun
ningham case and is now through
a defense fund. raising money to
help in the retrial of the Robert
Folks case which has nation wide
attention.
The Branch recently accepted
membership in the Radio Council
Town Meeting of the Air.
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BY REV. JOHN ZONES


The old world is sinking. when
person is drowning, when they
go down the 3rd time there is
no hope, the first or Antedelu-
Wan world closed with a flood.
Noah was the only life guard, 6
were saved in his lifeboat see
Gen. 7:13 16 %. Noah was
Adams successor. The Lord built
another world known as the End
or Jewish world, he carried the
1st house of Israel through the
Red sea, dry shod, see Exodus
1919 %. Mum. 20:7 IL.
Joshua was Moses successor, af-
ter Moses failed to honor God as
he should. God moved him and
chose Joshua to carry the child
rem of Israel to the land of prom
Use, this world closed or went
down when Jesus was born, see
Luke 1894 IS. New we're In
the close of the 3rd world, Christ
is the lifeboat now, some one
may say, who is the lifeguard?
God is going to try Ham this
time, and all nations that will
fear him and work righteousness.
In Baseball game. there is
LIST, End, and 3rd base, and when
man leaves what is called or
styled as home, he does not score
until he gets back home or where
he came from. The Antedeluvians
made it to the first base and
when they started for base 2,
the flood put them out. The Jews
made to base 2. and just as they
started to base 8, Jesus came
and put them out, the gentiles
have made it to base 3. and made
a start for home. Christ has come
ad put them out. and we know
that when three men are down
in ball game, they change sides.
God is now Offering Life Eter-
nal to humanity, no man has
completely punched hole in the
truth yet. God only made one law
of life and one law of death, both
was shut up in one. God forbid
a
fowls flew over it, the animals
walked around it, the fish swan
under it, they dare not touch 1t
because death was in that law.
God told man to not touch the
law but he disobeyed God and
touched the law. Suppose we
make little parable, style the
law as a hornets nest, as LONG
as no one touches the nest the
hornets will not bother anyone
but Just as soon as someone pun.
ches a hole in it, the hornets
come out and begin to sting any
thing that's in their way. Adam
punched a hole in the law, anc
death came out, see Rom. 5:l2
IA. By one man sin entered int
the world, and death by sin
death reigned from Adam to Mo
SEES, even over those that had no
sinned. When bees, wasps, nor
nets, or yellow jackets are dis
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OBITUARY

Preston Jeter, II, died at his
home 31S 21st Ave, June %.
He was born in Richmond, Va,
and has been a resident of Seat
tie so years.
He is survived by his wife,
Clarice Jeter, one son, Clifford
six daughters, Mrs. Emma Nc
Nary, Mrs. Dolores Hall, Mrs. Lu-
ellie Hendrix, -Clarice, Nancy
and Josephine Jeter.
He was buried from The An
geius Mortuary.
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Annual Woman Day
Celebration

Women I'm the Church and
Community viii be the theme
of the Annual Woman's Day
Celebration at Grace Presbyter-
ian Church, Sunday July 10.
1913.
Two services will be held.
Morning program begins at 1900
a. m. and vesper service at 8
D. m.
Mrs. Ruth Miller is chairman
for the day.
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Fathers Day
Observed Here

Sunday was Fathers Day -
observed more extensively no
doubt than ever before. 1t might
have been the realization of
fatherhood - maybe a feeling
that within a few months or be-
fore another Fathers LAY - in
war torn world, Dad, young or
older might be gone - in the
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Attorney LOmax


Continued from page /
trial. And many other such per
tinent evidence that would have
been undeniahle proof. II the
State was certain of the mans
guilt, was striking by its absence.
There was more evidence to
convict the Marine who occupied
upper 10. than there was to con-
vict Folkes," Lomax asserted. The
Marine had blood on his hand,
his clothing and his shoes. Folkes
had no blood on his person or
his clothing anywhere. The Daily
press has condemned this man.
the facts in the case do not!
The audience sat interested all
through Mr.. Lomax's address.
and afterwards asked question
after question to clarity the facts
in their own minds. As the hour
grew late the Branch President,
Rev. F. W. Penick, had to close
the meeting. The membrse, Gag
erly contributed $4,000 to the
Robt. Folkes Defense Fund,
which will be forwarded immed-
lately to the proper authorities.
From all facts given by At
torney Lomax in this Folkes case,
it is evident that we now need
the services of our N. A. A. C. p.
more than at any time during the
"a years of its existence. A spec
ial opportunity is being given
the Negroes and all well wishers
of the race to contribute to this
most worthy organization by
Joining and buying tickets to the
big N. A. A. c. P. Matinee Must
,al Dance at Savoy Community
Center, 21st and East Madison
ST., Monday, July 5th from 5 to
O'Clock p. m. This benefit is .
)elng sponsored by the managers
If the Savoy Community Center,
VI. c. Honeysuckle and S. T. Nc
cants. All cash proceeds received
rom tickets sold, new member
hips and volunteer contributions
will be donated to the Negroes
# Americas greatest organiza-
ion the N. A. A. G. P. The
'enter's benefit slogan reads, If
tight For the Negro Is Your
flea, You Should Be A Member
# the N. A. A. c. P. A booth for
eceiying applications of new
members will be erected at the
,enter Monday during the enter
ainment.
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NORTHWEST INSTL. INTER RELATIONS
HOLD EIGHT DAY LECTURE COURSE

The Northwest Institute of In
ternational Relations, opened
Sunday at First Congregations
Church for an eight-day series
of lectures. discussions and FOR
ums intended to assist thought.
full men and women to achieve a
thorough understanding of the
spiritual, economic mad political
aspect of the world situation and
+ of the postwar reconstruction
era. Leadership is provided by
men of wide reputation in their
respective fields.
Several members of the race
group will attend the series 9th
ers will attend certain forums
especially the one on Thursday
to hear DR.. Buell. Gallagher on
Race: The Pattern of Race Re-
lations in America - The Nature
of Race Prejudice and What Can
be Done Abuot It. DR.. Gallagher
Is President of Talladegar Col
lege, the only Glass A Liberal
Arts College open to Negroes in
an area where more than two
million Negro Americans live.
He was awarded the Doctors de-
gree by Columbia University for
his book American Caste and
the Negro College"
s*s
Portland is enjoying with
pride several celebrities this
week on stage and screen. Altho |
in its third week Cabin in the |
Sky drew record wds
at the Broadway Theatre. Every |
body likes Rochester-Little Joe
Jackson of the story, Ethel Ma-1
ters-Petunia his loyal wife, and
Lena Horn-Georgia Brown, the
seductive woman in his life.
Miss Waters sings and prays her
way past Lueifer Jr. and gains
favor with the General in the
disposal of the soul of Little
Joe.
George Whites Scandals of
1913 is tops currently on the
Mayfair stage because Buck and
Bubbles noted Negro comics help
ed to put it there and does
likely job of keeping it tops.
A favorite of all is Louis Arm
strong who with his famous or
ohestra is at Janzen Beach ball
room this and next week. The
Mastro and his vocalist Miss Ba-
ker are packing 'em in at AIN
zen.
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the past two weeks as guests of
Mrs. Boswell's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Gragg, other relatives
and large circle of friends. A
side from a preaching mission in
elusive of two special Sundays
Youth Day and Fathers Day, at
Bethel A. M. e. church, Rev.
and Mrs. Boswell were the inspir-
alton for a round of social cour-
tises. They left Monday having
inspired the hearts of many who
heard the fine messages delivered
by Rev. Boswell.
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Seattle Social News

Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Johnson
have returned to their home in
Cheyenne, Wyo.. after a pleasant
months vacation in Seattle, the
house guests of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Williams, at their beauti-
full home, 1929 18th avenue
south. They were also entertain
ed at lavishly appointed din
ner in the home of Mrs. Mary
Baker, 14th and Pine Streets.
The Johnson plan to purchase
home in Seattle's suburbs and
return as permanent residents
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S E A T + L E

to accept that statement because
we had not other answer but God
told me that Eve was that tree.
Adam had an intercourse with
Eve before God permitted him to
do SO. this broke the law of God
which was sin, lust brings forth
sin and sin brings death, when
God came down in the garden
and called Adam saving where
art thou? he was letting Adam
know that your life was in me.
but YOU are in the life of the
beast now. therefore your life is
in your blood, YOU will die now,
see Col s:3. Lev. 1911. Fec.
3:t6 II Is 10 20 q e.
%. Man die now just as beasts
die. if he loses too much blood
he will die unless he has a blood
TRANSMISSION, why? because his life
is not in God butt the blood,
any thing taken out of its life or
nature will live awhile but will
finally die. cut flowers put them
in water they will live for a few
days but will finally die, take
fish out of watr, he will live
awhile but he finally dies, so 1t
is with Man, the reason they die, |
they're out of their life which |
is God, therefore they will die I
until they get back in God. The |
scripture says God waited until
the cool of the day before he.
came and called Adam, finding
him among the trees of the gar
den pinning fig leaves making
aprons to hide their nakedness.
someone may think God came
when the natural heat abated,
but no, that wasn't it, God came
when Adams hot passion of ma
-ure had abated.
Why did Adam just make
aprons to hide their front? Have
you given that a thought? Eating
| natural apple wouldn't have
,aused them to know that they
we're naked, why didn't they
'over their face or just their
mouth if they had just been eat
ng apples? They covered the |
)art that they used which caus-
I'd them to sin. The woman is Z
he tree of the knowledge of !
rood and evil. the man Is the !
rec of life, see Gen. 2:9. Child i
len comes from the man into the I
Womb of the woman, she can !,
ause the child to be a good \
hild or bad child. Man gives ,
life to the child, woman gives !
he knowledge of good and evil, !
nothers, don't be like Eve, she !
aused her first son to be a muir \
Ierer, start training your child !
When il has been conceived, and !
top bringing liars, murderers,
drunkards, thieves, etc. !
nto the world.
Some one says Adam did not /
lie the same day he broke the {
aw of God as God said he would |
10, but yes he died that same I
lay, God was speaking of one of :
lis days which is 1000 years, see
Ind Peter 3:8. Adam did not
i've one of Gods days, he lived
$50 years, if he had lived 70
-ears longer he would've lived
1ne day, but God told he would
lie the day that he broke the
aw so he had to die, no man
has ever lived one of Gods days,
came nearer to 1t
Than any man of his day, he Nv
ed 969 years, he came short OF
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NAACP

The Portland Branch N. A. c..
C. P. is welding great influence
in that its fight for justice is be-
ing keenly felt by rich man, poor
man, beggar, thief. 1t is prying
into the unlawful treatment and
injustices of the courts and law
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Phone East 1911

armed forces - to the front OF
from loved ones forever. The
elaborate gifts for him, in some
instances. we're due to plenty
money Whatever accounted for
the overwhelming tentio
thousands of Dads were made
happy. in the family circle, in
churches where special programs
and sermons were the order of
the day and in social realms.
Excerpts from recent article
states that: if you want to start
fight just call Dad a martyr.
Father is a great guy all right.
he appreciates his day, but it
wasn't he who asked for a single
day notice and emotional edula-
ton. What he expects and
would be happy to get - is
little year round appreciation.
Like cooperation on the budget,
or little lift on the home chores
or a tiny bit of regard for the
welfare of a hard working soul.
Mothers Day never shows
mother at a tea party or some
other popular social function. But
nobody has ever pictured Dad as
a shrinking violet. If you think
he's ready for the rocking chair
just watch him cut a rug at the
lodge festival. Buy prize gifts -
Father will be more pleased if
the home folks realize that he Is
around the premises 364 days a
year in addition to the day that |
is his. He's too good natured or |
modist to insist on anything or
to expect much, but we repeat
If you want to start a fight, call
the old boy a martyr.
One of the most beautiful and
fitting tributes to Father on lis
lay, was the sermon Sunday
at Bethel A. M. e.
Church by the Rev. Hamilton T.
Boswell whose subject Fathers
Who Bear The Cross" The SER
non was augmented by the joint
,hoirs, Senior and Junior, under
direction of Mrs. Mignon Cabell.
It was truly a glorious day. Five
accessions to the church (plus
,our on previous Sunday Youth
Day when Rev. Boswell preached
On the subject For This Cause")
and four infants and one child
the rites of Baptism.
The church was filled with wor-
Rev. L. o. Stone, Rector of st.
Philip Episcopal Church leaves
this week for an extensive vaca-
ton trip. His first in the seven |
years at st. Philips. While away |
Rev. Stone will be guest of the
Church of the Crucifiction in |
New York City, where Father E.
T. Hall has been Rector for ten |
years. 1t was Father Hall who !
presented Rev. Stone for Bap-
tism and Confirmation. On re-
turn home Rev. Stone will visit |
his mother, Mrs. Walter Stone in |
Ky.
The only services to be held
at st. Philip between Sunday,
June 9th and July 25th, will be
July 18th, $50, Bishop
Dagwell will be in charge at IL
a., m. sermon and Holy Commun-
ion. Rev. Barney Young in
The church is advised,
that in case of marriages, fun
erals or Baptisms = call Bishop
Dagwell, Atwater 954S.
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Its A Good Thing

To be blind when others are
looking for trouble.
To be dumb when others are
engaged in scandal.
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it 81 years. God says as the life
of tree so shall the life of his
people be isaiah 65:22) have
you visited the Yosemite National
Park in Los Angeles, Calf?
They've got trees there 1000
5000 and over 5000 years old,
and if a tree can live that long
we surely ought to live 1000
years, but we must learn how to
take care of our body, and how
to contact God.
The devil told the woman she
would not die if they ate the
fruit, but would be as Gods, Gen.
3:5, they ate the fruit as we style
it, now, he tells us we must die,
and can't even be like God, but
we've found out that We can live
and be like God, sin and death
proof.
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CLUBS

| oOcldi ana Literary are closing
their meetings for the club year
The ROSEBUD Study Club held its
closing meeting Wednesday, June
End with Mrs. Cora Minor. An
nual reports of officers and com
mittee heads was an important
item. The report of Mrs. Jessie
Flowers, club president was ex-
ceptionally interesting. bible
prophecy topic study for the
year, proved very profitable as a
study under craftsmanship of
Mrs. Robena Martin.
Revealing of Secret Pals" was
as always, looked forward to with
much anticipation. Mrs. Myrtle
Mitchell a charter member of the
club was welcomed visitor. Hos
tess served a delicious two course
luncheon. Meetings will resume
next September.
1t was really a home coming
for three Portland Joys now in
the armed forces, as they return
ed a few days ago on short fur
loughs. Second Lieutenant Carl
Henry Deiz, recent graduate of
the Air .orps at Miami Florida,
Gordon and Robert Thomas
brothers who are in training at
new York. Families and friends
make their visit pleasant. Mrs.
Diez and her mother, Mrs. Fos-
ter. accompanied the boys by mo-
tor as far as Chicago, from there
they would visit another son,
Lieutenant Robert Deiz of the
Air Corps in Michigan.
Reluctant to depart after sew
eral weeks spent visiting and be-
ing royalty entertained, Mesdames
Edward c. Morgan of Los An
giles, house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Nichols adm Mrs. Hyr-
tie Mitchell, house guest of Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Stanley, returned
to their respective homes last
week with many pleasant memoir
les of friends and acquaintances.
On the last Sunday in MAY,
Mrs. Susie Redd, one of Port
lands popular hostesses, enter
tanned at tea to compliment Mrs.
Myrtle Mitchell of Oakland, and
Mrs. Matte Henton of Los An
giles. Beauty of the home, charm
of the hostess and her assistants
and the elegant appointments
combined to make this a high
light of the week.
The Rev. Hamilton T. Boswell
pastor of Bethel Trinity Metho
dist church, Los Angeles, will
his wife. the former Eleano
Gragg and their three month";
old daughter, Jerry Lynn, spen
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
BY Dr. Logan Clendening

tho treatment the psuert can
walk ou'
There arc some contradictions
ioEnIcction and n SUCH cases
Surgical operation under lOcs
FncSthsSta I> lFdICated II ls
/here that the experience and
Judgment a. tho surgeon arc 81
useful O rho selection ~ cases
IN order % achieve ultimate
success
NARICOSE VEINS constitute
qIte serious health
menace The condition ls very
common A survey of over 500
employees 0f q large department
store showed that 80 per cent
of tho men and 20 per cent Of
tho women had variCOSe veins
This preponderance on the
female SIDE is not entirely due
10 child bearing although that
lS undoubtedly a factor IN the
production OF f.Narlco>e veins be
cause after the women who had
horne children were eliminated
there were Stll so per cent of
the female employees with yarl.
.CO~o veins
Nanco>e Nolr, are form NJ
degeneration ~ me crCuls'ory
system like hardening n thc
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
War Problem Clinic:
Return to Schoo Boy
He ping Parents old

The completion of ones edu-
cation IS among the most I'M
portant factors IN preparing for
a beneficial place IN society
During these days many
young men must leave their
studies to enter the armed
forces. but every effort should.
he made by them 10 return TO
school after the war.
In today's WAR PROBLEM
CLINIC there appears the let
Ter Of young boy only is, who
has gwen up ms high school
training 10 work. HIS parents
need ms financial help hit IT
the same time he fhels this lack
of schooling may hinder him IN
later years.
Fhe Rev Joseph A. Foley,
6 J.. student counselor a. the
University or Detroit, mas taken
has care into consideration and
tells him what would he the
best thing 70 do under Inc clr-
CUmStances he presents.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Mrs. Roosevelt
and Our Youth

who thought, during the long
depression, that financial pow
erty and spiritual squalor we're
inevitably complementary and
eSSayed 10 save" the children
Of the submerged third by sub
Stituting the mothering and
fathering leadership Of groups
and government bureaus for the
leadership of the parents.
4 T ONE stage Of Mrs. Roose-
l. velt'S activity, Gene Tunney
organized a rival movement
10 provide a haven for those
yearning young ones who had
come into personal and ideologi-
cal collisions with the more re-
sourceful campus veteran Of
her following. II amounted 10
little, however. because Tunney
tried 10 lead youth in his spare
time, so 10 speak, and his prin-
cipal occupation was selling
liquor, which is a legally and
socially respectable trade, 10 be
sure, but not ldealistic.
Now they are at war. every
where. the American youth who
were in such need Of inspiration
and saving, and the ideals that
they are fighting for are derived
not from any debates or reso-
lutions of that artful and youth
conscious minority, nor from the
Atlantic Charter or the four
freedoms. but from the example
and teaching of parents in mil
lions of modest homes.
They have no one hero or
heroine or ideal person but mil
lions Of them. most OF whom
however. on the average, taught
the same things. There may
come out Of this some idol. some
beautiful knight who WILL per-
Sonify all the virtues and beau
ties Of character, but if so, that
person must be one who will
Scorn compromise and expedi-
ency and stand forever in all
things for exact fairness and
justice at whatever risk or cost.
copyright, ls43, by United Features synd
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16

CORRESPONDENTS fre-
Y Quen'ly write me some such
query AS
What ia the treatment of
variCo veins" The very
framing Of tho. question shows
fundamental mlsconCepuon
There are very few diseases for
which the treatment can be
applied one of them Is not
Vancose veins II success is 10
be achieved the case must be
studied from every angle and
the proper treatment which htS
the individual case applied
The injection treatment %
popular and widely used The
principle Of ihis treatment is
that the inside walls ~ the vein
Pn he jrritated by 2 solution
~ lected into them they grow
together. obli'eratIng the vein.
TiF injection treatment - APP
A phCable 10 most cases OF
Varcose veins and the result IN
rost cases IS good The great
advantage 70 the patient IS that
hoSpitslizatiof>lS not necessary,
nor any prolonged absence from
work. because tho injections arc
carried out in the doctors office
and after a period of rest after