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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-02
Shipyard Worker Found
Not Guilty Of Murder

Joseph D. Hinson, young white shipyard worker was
acquitted of the murder of Milton B. Jackson taxi driver
July "a by superior court jury Wednesday afternoon
Charged by Judge John Burney to find verdict of
ter guilty the evidence directed the jury return
ed verdict of not guilty.
The defendent who pleaded not guilty and contended
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-02
WEATHER

Noo, FORECAST
r6uTHlh CAROLINA: Continued warm
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-02

Ca~o 1t Eastern Standara)
We Fear river staee at Fayetteville.
''S' a. m, 1890 feet.
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Tides For Today
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Mrs. T. A. Miele
Feted on Birthday

Friends and relatives of Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Miele were guests
at surprise party at Miele Ter
race last Sunday afternoon mark
ing the birthday of Mrs. Miele.
Games and community singing
filled the afternoon and evening.
and Mrs. Palmer Goymer gave a
concert. Children of the guests
enjoyed games in the rumpus
room.
Guests for the occasion were
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Miele; Mr..
and Mrs. Norman s. Harris and
children. Anthony, Marvyn and
Norma; Mr.. and Mrs. George Coy
mer and daughter. Rosemary; Mr..
and Mrs Frank Zotz and children,
Jean, Dorothy and Frank.
Flowers and gifts were showered
on Mrs. Miele, who is well known
in Tacoma as one Of the earliest
members Of the League of Western
Writers. and is also affiliated with
the Tacoma and Seattle poetry
clubs.
Circle No. /. Daughters Of Nor
way. will meet for luncheon and a
card party Tuesday afternoon in
Normanna hall Hostesses will be
Mrs. Avis Gasaway and Mrs.
Chris Holland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
IdCOmdnS at
Conference
Mrs. w. P. Stafford
To Address Y-Ed Group

Attending the Northwest
Area council meeting in Port
land on March 81 and % were
Misses Helen Lewis and Ber-
nice Landry. Both are prom
inent members of the Y-Ed
club of the Y. W. c. A. The
girls were included with dele
gates from Seattle, Salt Lake
City and Portland.
Also among the delegates was
Miss Lillian Sharpley, national ex-
ecutive business and professional
secretary from New York city.
Miss Landry, chairman of the bust
ness girls week end conference.
remained in Portland to attend the
Y. W. c. A. leadership conference.
At the regular meeting of the
Y-Ed club Tuesday evening, guest
speaker will be Mrs. w. p. Stafford
who will discuss the problems Of
the Negro business girl.
The meeting will start with din
ner in Weyerhaeuser hall. All
reservations or cancellations must
be in by Monday evening. There
will also be the regular classes at
S o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Soap a Welcome Gift
To Hospital Patient

BY the time a hospital patient
has received her fifth bouquet in
single day. she is apt TO well
come with particular warmth the
friend who expresses her good
wishes with something different
While flowers are always an APP
propriste choice. there is such
thing as having too many in n
hospital room.
II takes little imagination to
choose something that will add 10
the pleasure and comfort of an
invalid. but there are a number of
gifts that the Thoughtful visitor
can take along. The highlight Of
any patients day comes with the
morning bath. and this can be
made even more enjoyable if she
has her own fsvorite soap, talcum,
and toilet water. Nurses are al
ways glad TO use these for their
patients.
Other acceptable gifts are dainty
wash cloths and nightgowns. Both
must be changed daily, so a good
supply is needed. Women patients.
especially. look forward to the
time when they can discard the
unflattering but highly practical
hospital gown which is usually pro-
vided during the first few days
OF illness. On the other hand.
the gift nightgowns or pajamas
should not be too fragile nor TOO
sketchy. They should be washed
and ironed before being presented
SO that they can be put into i'm
mediate use.
Hair ribbons, bed jackets. dress
ing gowns, bedroom slippers. mani
cure equipment. as well as anus
ing books are practical suggestions
/ for the patient who is well on the
way To recovery. Food. including
candy, is far down on the list. and
should never be offered a patient
until the nurse or doctor have been
I consulted. And thriee-bl IS
the visitor who makes a CHEEKY
entrance. presents a thoughtful gift,
makes her stay brief. and exits
A smiling.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Women S Groups Hold
Regular Meetings

Women of the Bible Presbyter-
ian church will hold their regular
meetings next week.
Group will be entertained at a
l o'clock luncheon Friday, at the
home of Mrs. Emily Anderson,
2702i2 No. Proctor st. Mrs. J. c.
Donahue Will preside at the meet.
ing. following which Mrs. A. G.
Moyles will lead the mission study.
and Mrs. Peter Peterson will
teach the Bible lesson.
On the same day members of
Group viii meet with Mrs.
George Seeley, 311e So. sth st,
the meeting starting at 130 P. m.
Mrs. r A. Martin Is the presi-
dent. The Bible lesson will be
taught by Mrs. John Bush. and
Mrs. A. s. Morrison will conduct
the missionary study
Group and S will be guests
Of Mrs. Carl Anderson. 2035 So.
sth st. Thursday. Luncheon Will
be served at 1890 with Mrs. L
D. Stone assisting the hostess
Mrs. J. NJ. Egge will preside al
the meeting. The Bible and mis-
sionary lessons will be directed
by Mrs. L o. Dupuis and Miss
LYDIA Miller.
Group and 9 Will meet with
Mrs. S J 10th. 543s So. I st.
Tuesday. Luncheon will be served
al 1890 o'clock Mrs. A. J. Ander.
son will be in charge Of the bust
ness meeting. and Mrs. D. f. Moo.
berry and Mrs. Malcolm McPhail
VIII be in charge OF the Bible
and mission study.
Group 10 will meet Tuesday
with Mrs Lemuel Bullock. Park
and Harrison SITS. Parklsnd.
Members and friends VIII take the
l1:30 a m. Spsnsway BUS. A pot.
luck luncheon will be served al
1890. followed by the bushes.
meeting IN charge Of Mrs. Z. Z
Peterson. Mrs. p. L. Peterson vii
lead the Bible study. and Mrs
Milford Jacobs VIII give the mis-.
sion report
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Joins Ranks
Airline
Former c. P. S. Girl Now
Serving as Sky Hostess

Another Tacoma girl who
proudly wears the wings of an
airline stewardess is Miss Vir-
ginia Judd who is doing her
part as SKY conductorette"
helping speed wartime air
traffic.
Miss Judd, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul w. Judd, for
merly of Tacoma and now of
Olympia, has graduated from
United Air Lines school for
stewardesses in Chicago and
has been assigned to the west
ern section of the company's
coast-to-coast sys tie m with
headquarters at Portland.
She is among the new crop of
coed stewardesses-girls with two
or more years of college education
who have been employed by
United since the company waived
its former requirement Of nurse
certificate for its sky girls in de-
ference 10 the wartime need for
nurses on the ground.
She flies regularly into Boeing
field. and as an air hostess will
flv some 100000 miles year. On
other runs she flies between Port
land and Los Angeles, or from
Portland to Denver.
Miss Judd was born and reared
in Tacoma She attended grade
and high schools here, graduating
from Stadium high in 1888, then
entering College OF Puget Sound
from which she was graduated in
1912. She is a member of Delta
Alpha Gamma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Presbyterian
Women Meet
Guilds Are Planning
Sessions for Next Week

Guild meetings for the week
for women's groups of the
First Presbyterian church will
start with the meeting at 2::30
on Tuesday, of Theta 1ota
guild for girls of junior high
age. Miss Dorothy Anderson,
102 So. 6Sth St. will be host
ess, and Mrs. John J. Reese,
jr.. adviser. will conduct the
Bible study.
Senior Westminster guild for
college and business girls will meet
at 7.30 in the evening of the same
day at 624 No. Yakima ave, with
Miss Marie Shoucair as hostess
and Mrs. c. Davis Weyerhaeuser
leading the Bible study. Follow
ing the study hour Mrs. Weyer-
haeuser and Miss Rebecca Dugan
viii have charge of the service
when the newly elected officers
will be installed. These include
Miss Alice Pflaup as president,
Miss Goldina Durland as vice
president. Miss Doris Nelson as
secretary. and Miss Mary Baker
as treasurer.
Caroline A. Laid guild meets in
Middleton parlor for a business
session at IL o'clock Wednesday.
with Mrs. Z. W. Squires presiding
Luncheon will be served in Nelson
hall at - o'clock with Mrs. E. J.
Anderson, Mrs. Burns Poe and
Mrs. NJ. C. Roper as hostesses.
The afternoon program opens
with devotions given by Mrs. r. r
Sprinkle. Mrs. Margaret Graham
will be guest speaker on a mission
theme. and Mrs. Henry Skramstad
as guest soloist, viii sing 1T Was
For Me" by Blount. and Trust IN
Him" by Hamblin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05

Marriage
Marian lenor Wolf Bride
OF Sgt. John RothweiIer

Guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick c. Wolf were greet
ed by Miss Jane Wolf when
thy arrived for a party last
Friday evening. and were pre-
scented with miniature sealed
orders revealing the marriage
of another daughter, Marian
Lenor, to Sgt. John Frazier
Rothweiler. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Rothweiler, of
Seattle.
Vows were exchanged in
Savannah, Ga, on the first of
March. The bride, a former
student at the University of
Washington, wore a moss
green dressmaker suit and
matching coat, green suede
pumps and brown accessories,
for her wedding. She is now
at home with her parents for
the duration, as her husband
has departed for overseas
duty.
A late supper was served at the
party Friday evening, from a ia
bic decorated in red. white and
blue. A red. white and blue trel-
lis and fence. entwined with red
carnations. white sweetpeas and
blue star flowers. centered the ia
bic. A tiny bride and groom with
two attendants stood on white
satin covered steps under the trel-
lis, and silver wedding bells hung
from white satin ribbons over the
trellis.
Mrs. John Andres, Miss Betty
Jeanne Wolf, niece of the bride,
and Miss Vivian Fredeen assisted
with the serving.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Nurses Association
Has REGULAR Session

Pierce County Graduate Nurses
association will meet Monday eve
ming in the auditorium of Medical
Arts building. Miss Grace Coffman,
vice president, will preside. DR..
S. S. Sanderson will be the guest
speaker. His subject will be "X-
Ray Therapy."
Private duty section and general
duty section will meet at 1880.
The board OF directors will meet
al $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Genevieve Houston, super
intendent of nurses of Pierce
County hospital and staff. will be
hostesses for the evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Volunteers
Enlisted
Block Leaders in All Zones
Report on Registrations

Tacoma's block leaders have
just completed one of the most
intensive campaigns it has
been their responsibility TO
carry out since their organ
ization, that of calling on
every home in Tacoma in
order to recruit volunteer
workers for the war effort.
As a result there will be a
pool of $4,000 additional
names at the Civilian Defense
Volunteer Office.
we are delighted with the
way the block leaders went TO
work, and the dispatch with which
they completed the job Mrs.
Athol Engley. chief block leader,
said Saturday. Thursday was
the deadline for all registration
cards to be turned in at our head
quarters at 81 Broadway. and
with the exception of few pre-
cincts which were not organized,
the deadline was respected
Mrs. Engley explained that for
the other precincts the time has
been extended until April Is.
Mrs. Frederick Pfaum said
Saturday that the new names will
be of inestimable help to the
CDVO. I'VE are eagerly await
ing the delivery of the registra-
ton cards to this office" she
said. I'VE have a large corps of
volunteers ready to 60 to work
sorting and filing them. 1t will be
painstaking job, but once done,
the facilities of this office will be
greatly extended, and we hope to
be able to fill very request for
volunteers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05

Mrs. Royal Cove IS Chairman
for the afternoon program. Mrs.
Arthur Maybee will lead devo-
tions, after which Mrs. c. NJ.
Lewis Bundy. prominent in local
music circles and a member of
the board of the Ladies Musical
club. will give a review of the
music of Latin America.
Mrs S. J. Wileen, secretary of
missionary education. Methodist
women's society. will speak on
the mission work of methodists
in Latin America.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Wanna Club
To Dance
Mrs. Harlan Abingdon Is
Hostess for Committee

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Veg
ner are heading the commit
tee in charge of arrangements
for the final dance of the
season for Wanna club. 1t
will be held April 18th at the
Tacoma Golf and Country
club.
Mrs. Harlan Arlington en-
tertained wives Of committee
members last Thursday eve
ming. when plans were made
for the affair. A late buffet
supper was served at the close
of the meeting.
Those present were Mrs. Harold
Johnson. Mrs. Betty keenan,. Mrs.
James Healy. Mrs. Otto Siburg,
Mrs. William Gourley. Mrs. Thor
Tollefson and Mrs. Wegner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05

New officers for the pre-school
section include Mrs. f. Darrell
Jones, director; Mrs. George F.
HUFFMAN, assistant director; Mrs.
Thomas Kirkland. recording secre-
tary. Mrs Jack LeMarr. financial
secretary.
Mrs. Carl Forbes is the new
director of the Grade section. Mrs.
Charles Russell is assistant direc-
tor: Mrs. Robert Barnhart is
recording secretary. and Mrs.
Donald Cameron is financial secre-
tary.
Heading the high section is
Mrs. Roy kneeland. Assistant
director is Mrs. J. r. Dujeon. Mrs.
Emil Adler is recording secretary.
and Mrs. A. T. Linn is financial
secretary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
April Meeting to Be Held
Monday in fireplace Room

st. Margaret's guild. Christ
Episcopal church. will meet at
1890 Monday afternoon in the
fireplace room Of Wells hall.
Hostesses for the day win be Mrs.
Albert woriey and Mrs. Eleanor
Downing.
Mrs. Raymond Gilstrap, of the
Story Tellers' league. viii present
the program for the day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05

City Future

Justice Blance Funk Miller,
newly elected president of
Tacoma omens Voters
League, presided at her first
meeting Thursday evening
when members assembled at
Kittredge hall on College of
Puget Sound campus.
After Judge Miller announced
committee appointments and her
selection of board members. Mayor
Harry p. Cain was introduced. who
spoke on the future of Tacoma.
Using colorful maps and charts,
Mayor Cain presented an interest
ing address. which was followed
by a lively discussion by men,
bers of factors involved in han
ding future affairs of the city.
Should Justify Cost
Cain characterized the twenties
and thirties in city government as
an era of pride in a low tax rate.
The future, he said. If extensively
planned. may cost more. but should
more than justify the cost.
The mayor pointed out that the
Tacoma-Seattle airport. TO be To-
Gated on a site near Bow lake, half
way between the states two met
ropolitan cities, had become a
realization through careful CO.
operative planning.
AS an enterprise, the mayor
said. Tacoma, after 90 years in
business. might well seek to direct
this experience and financial re-
sources 10 the production of the
things residents want and need.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
4
Obs Tacoma Gimes
Recent Bride
Is Feted
Visitor From Chicago
Leaves TO Join Husband

Mrs. Joseph Urcikan 0or-
raine POWELL. who has been
living in Chicago, was guest
Of honor at a bridal shower
during a recent visit in Ia
coma. HostesSes were Miss
Laura Taft and Miss Herfha
Wolf. The evening was spent
playing games. with honors
going to Mrs. Herbert Gustaf-
son and Mrs. Roger c. Blom-
berg.
A late buffet supper was
served from a lace covered
table, centered with tall can
dies and crystal bowl Of daft
fodils and carnations. Miss
Marguerite Helen Smell, of
Roy. poured.
Guests for the evening were
Nesdames Henry Rohlman. Alec
johnson. John Drotz. Walter Wat
kin. Herbert Gustafson. Clifford
Gustafson. Vernon d. Hill, Roger
c Blomberg. Robert Wuereh. Rob-
ert Geddes. Ralph johnson. Albert
Hammermaster. Herman Sizzling.
Emil Carlson. William wuerch and
Frank Taft.
Other guests were the Misses
Florence Hogman, Ethel Johnson,
Freida Wolf. Dorthy Drotz. Evelyn
Carlson. all Of Puyallup, and Mar
Euerite Helen Smell and Edna
ssndblom Of Sumner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
lllems Club TO Hear
Review OF The Robe

Members OF Illems club viii
meet at ? o'clock Monday in the
apartment OF Mrs. Stanton War
burton at the Buckingham. 1901
No. Yakima ave. Appropriate in
this Lenten season. a review Of
The Robe" by Lloyd c. Douglas.
viii be given during the program
by Mrs. Hunter Kennard. guest
Of Mrs A. l. Card. The book
IS one Of the most outstanding o.
current best-sellerS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Mrs. Paul Anderson
To Entertain Alpha

A short business session and
election of officers will precede
the program of Alpha Study club
when it meets Monday afternoon
in the home of Mrs. Paul Ander-
son. 1929 So. Tacoma ave.
On the program will be two pa
pers. Mrs. w. ?. Wagley will pre-
sent one on Pottery and Metal
craft in America" and Mrs. John
Tilton will discuss American
Glass"
Alpha is now devoting one of
its two regular meeting periods
each month TO Red Cross work.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Charlotte Motfei Chapter
To Meet Monday Evening

Mrs. J. c. Markham will open
her home for meeting Of Char
lotte Mottet chapter, Daughters of
the King. Church of the Holy
Communion. al 7:3o Monday eve
ming. Miss Grace VanBergh will
preside. and Mrs. Catherine Jones
viii lead. in the devotional pro-
gram. Mrs. Markham viii present
a paper on, John Urges Christian
Love"
A social hour will follow the
program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Mary Ball
Juniors Meet
Mrs. Floyd kinnesr 10
Entertain Organization

Mexico. Our Neighbor,
viii be the subject for discus
sion at the meeting of Junior
chapter. Mary Ball. Daughters
of the American Revolution,
on Tuesday. Mrs. William
Kohout will be the speaker of
the day. following the theme
of the year, AT Home With
the United Nations.
Mrs. Floyd Kinnesr. 1921 No.
Proctor st. will open her home
tor the meeting. She will be as
sisted BY Miss Eliza beth Hoeffler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Educational Committee
To Present PROGRAM tuesday

North Tacoma RebekRh lodge
will meet at S o'clock Tuesday
evening in Anderson hall for the
regular business session. with Mrs.
Theodore Larson presiding. assist
ed by Mr. HAROLD Condor. The
educational committee will pre-
sent short program.
Meunt Tacoma Rebekah Pris-
ella club VIII meet for a 1890
luncheon Tuesday IN the !. o. o. F.
temple. Mrs. Alice McCioud and
Mrs. Dora Didrickson viii be host
esses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Mrs. E. g. Carlson 10 Speak
On Russie and Siberia

Mrs. William Leatherwood will
entertain members of Libra Study
club at luncheon Tuesday after
noon. This will be the last meet
ing OF the season.
Mrs. z. G. Carlson will discuss
Russia and Siberia. and Mrs. Jen-
ME Graham will give book re-
view on Year of Decision, by
DeNoto.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
First Baptist Women Plan
Full Day for Wednesday
Election OF Officers and Biennial Shake-Up OF
Membership for Circles Will Be Held

heavy program is scheduled for of First Baptist
church when they hold their alday meeting Wednesday.
New officers will be elected and the biennial hakeup Of
circles when presidents appointed and the member
ship is redvided into circles by drawing lots will be held
Mrs Thomas P Hanson president will conduct the regu-
lar business meeting which will open 1920 instead OF
at IL o'clock Luncheon will be served by members
of Circle g. of which Mrs Joseph Potucek is president
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Tacoma Council OF PIT. A.
Elects New Officers
Presehool, Grade, High Sections OF Organization
Also Announce Recently Chosen Leaders for Year

Mrs j. d. Mahosk has been chosen head the Tacoma
Council of Parents and Teachers for the coming Other
officers elected to with her include Mrs Russell
Baker first vice president Mrs John lawson second vice
president; Mrs. l. B. Barton, third vice president Mrs
Charles Grover fourth vice president Mrs Edward T. Bow
recording secretary Mrs Clarence Lyona financial
secretary and Mrs David Wood treasurer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Siqma Mu Chi Mothers
Club TO Meet for Luncheon

Mrs. Thomas McElwain, 30O5
No. 14th ST. will entertain mem
bers of the Mothers club OF Sigma
Mu Chi on Monday. A sandwich
luncheon viii be served al !
o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Woman's Clubhouse Board
To Have Session tuesday

Mrs. Ida McQuesten viii pre-
side over the regular meeting OF
the board Of the Womsn's Club
house association 10 be held a.
1870 Tuesday morning n the
clubhouse.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-23
IT ALL DEPENDS ON ME
By RUTH TAYLOR

The other day friend who had just returned from
England showed me poster he had brought back The
background is stormy sky through which the has
broken to illuminate the figure of standing with
ouretched her hands graspng the hands of others
each side. The other figures not shoWnjust the
hands, Beneath is strong chain of single links empha
sizing the feeling of uncounted thousands holding hands
Across the poster is the line ut ALI Depends on Me"
l have felt very humble since that poster
is Your War" This confession of personal faith
recognition of personal responsibility And it has made
think.
Am facing the fact that this is nv war? It is nv
way of life that is atstake. would not want to live in
world that denied those simply virtues in which believe
freedom Of conscience and Speech the right to worship
home the freedom of the Individual the of the
pledged word the governing of action by right rather than
might This is my way of life If it is to be retained
all depends
Am | working where I can be most useful in this NV
war? MI Sinking the job that should do because it
tedious because it will interfere with my accustomed
routine? mi serving in the place where be of
most good? | must make the most out of my working
strength and time, fort all depends on me.
mi modelled for this, my war? Or am clngng
to nonessentia? Over and above my job have assumed
my proper responsibility as citizen in my own comnu-
nifty? Have sreamlined my life made wise use of nv
time and conserved my health? Am putting all my re
have, to give up that which be used for wareffor
and buying than is absolutely necessary in
order that my dollars may help fight the battle? Money
and goods needed. This is total warand it all de-
ponds
Am keeping soldierly sef-contro? Am 1 seeing to
1T that the whispered stops when it reaches
That do not pass any divisive thought? Am living
my faith? Am l. who talk of the glory of democracy
keeping my heart and mind all prejudice and hatred to-
ward any one regardless of class creed color? Am
putting into daily practice the ideals to which give lin
allegiance? Only IN this way democracy endure-t
all depends
l cannot close this self-searching with mora-but on
y with the prayer In the words of the Psalnst Hold up
my gongs IN thy paths that my footsteps slip not" all
depends on me.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-23
Crystal Springs News

H. J. WOLFE, Reporter.
Rev. Berry Of the Brushy Creek
District delivered two wonderful