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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
BY CHARLES J. wARTMAN

Eleven years Of scry.ce,to the peo-
pie OF Detroit were marked in tri-
umph when Dr., George w. Baber
journeyed 20 Philadelphia last week
and was elected 20 the AME Bishop
nc.
The Rev. Mr.. Babcr carried with
him IL years Of community and in
d.Ndual .mprovement which both
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
MEN LOVE IT

Piuko has fragrance men love. Its
compelling essinvitesromanoe.
because the perfume-like scent of it
fingers irresistibly about you ell
through those precious night hours.
And although Pluko brings such
added lustre to your hair, although
it has such exquisite qualities, pluko
costs very little to use. 1t is sold by
dealers everywhere in generous eco
nomical sizes. In Amber, 2Sc. in
White. soc. Try Pluko once. and
you'll never be without it. Demand
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27

ST. Johns Presbyterian church.
only Negro Presbyterian church
of U.S.A. in Michigan. will cele-
braie its twentY-fifth anniver-
sarY May %. Guest speaker for
the occasion will be the Rev.
James H., Robinson. Church of
the Master. New York City. The
Rev. Mr.. Robinson will speak at
the ii am. and s pm. services.
The latter will be before the
Youth Fellowship. al which
time the Rev. Mr.. Robinson will
relate presep developments
among similar groups in the
East.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27

overflow Madison Square Garden
he Ugh. OF June Is. when The rally
: held
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27

Rev. Theodore Hudson. is pas
tor of the ST. Stephens AME
Junior church. and has been for
the past three years. The jun
Tor church is planning its ami
versarY celebration for June IL
10 Is. Rev. Hudson is superin-
tendent of the Senior Sunday
school and district director of
Religious Education of the
South Detroit district. The
church has the largest member
ship in the AME connection.
Rev. Hudson is assisted by Rev.
c. r. Sharpe. who is director of
the three choruses of the junior
church. The ST. Stephens sem
Tor church is pastored by Rev.
J. D. Howell. who is now serv-
ing his 18th term.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
A HAIR BEAUIIFIER

For more beautiful looking hair use
Pluko, q genuine Black and White
creation. For Pluko actually docs
beautify your hair as it helps you to
comb it out fiatterinely smooth and
soft. Hair cared for with Pluko Hair
Dressing becomes easier to arrange.
really behaves beautifully. and stays
set longer. You'll find it can be
such fun to do" your hair in many
heart-winning ways, while this ia
nous dressing keeps IT well groomed.
shining and smooth for many hours.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27

During those thrilling hours when
you are with him, your hair must
look its loveliest. You can enchant
him completely with softer, smoother
hair that lends magic to those init
mate moments. That's why glamour
wise women everywhere are Count
ing so much on Pluko.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27

A startling and ssnsstionsi story ~
clAndestlns love. miscsgenstion, q muir
dsT-and Q lyuehinEl
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
STRANGE FRUIT

Ise three mor popular ana hsst sailing
bOOk, By and sseet Negroes ns~ 90 NE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05
Mothsr.in-Law Demands
Half Husbands Insurance
War Problem Cline

War Problem Clinic.
Eight months ago my daughter
married a young man with whom
she had been keeping company
for about three years. 1t was
a furlough wedding but / gave
my consent because We think a
great deal of the boy.
Here is our problem: His par
ents have always demanded much
help from their son. not even al
lowing him TO cash his own
checks when he was working. and
giving him back only what they
thought he needed,
Now that he is in the service,
his mother is very jealous Of the
allotment his wife receives and
recently when he attempted 10
have his insurance changed 10
his wifes name. she made such
a scene that he agreed 10 have
IL divided so that in case OF ac-
cident each would receive half.
If she were a widow we would
agree that would be the right
thing 10 do, but she has a hus-
band and four sons, all Of whom
carry insurance of which she is
the beneficiary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05
Inventor
.HOnOred
T ines Photo

A Detroiter whose patents for a
multi-wheel drive in army vehicles
has saved the government many
thousands OF dollars was honored
at a ceremony in the office of the
chief of ordnance in Detroit today
He is Robert +. Brown. as, OF
275 Merton, a civilian engineer in
the war department for II years
He received the Award for Excep-
tional Civilian Service.
The citation was read by Brig.
Gen. w. p. Boatwright. No income
is received by Brown for his
patents. He has made them avail
able 10 the government, royalty
free.
invest in Invasion: Buy n Bond
The Sun Gets Ready for a
Rampage. Behind Behari Lal,
Noted Science Analyst, Says
Our Celestial Heating Plant
Shows Signs of Another Spree
Like That OF % Years Ago, in
an Illuminating Article in The
American Weekly, noted Maya
zine Distributed with this Sum-
days Issue of The Detroit Sun
day Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05
War Problem Clinic:
MOtIler-in. Jaw Troubles

We love the boy and all We
want is 10 see him home safely
when the war is over, but my
daughter feels that if her mother
in-law is allowed 10 have her way
in this matter il will always be
the same and she will have 10
continue giving in 10 her
i don't want 10 interfere in the
young peoples affairs. but my
daughter is living with me for
the duration and his mother has
such an influence over her son
that II is making my daughter
very unhappy.
MRS. f. NJ. W.
Dear Mrs. r. VI. w:
You are placed In a very diff
ficult situation. II looks a.
though your daughters hus-
band Is attempting TO do the
right thing by her In that ne
has refused To change the al
lotment forms from his wife
TO his mother.
With reference 10 the lnsur-
ance, 1 think l would not make
an issue of this, but leave the
matter to your daughter and
her husband TO work out. am
sure that they can work the
matter out satisfactorily them
selves. There II nothing that
can create more difficulty for
young couple starting out In
marriage than conflicts arising
between the parents Of the hus-
band and wife, each Of whom
from their own poipt of view,
are interested in the welfare of
their particular child.
IL seems to me that when
young people are old enough 10
marry-if they are old enough
they should stand on their
own feet and not be interfered
with by their parents. Their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05
n|yArmy, Navy
Report TO Kin

All information given to families
of men missing in action must
come from the war and navy de-
partments. Walter /. Mckenzie,
home service chairman OF the
Detroit and Wayne County Red
Cross chapter reiterated today.
The announcement was made
necessary. he said, by the flood of
letters and telephone calls coming
into the Red Cross daily. No in
quiries can be made through the
Red Cross, Mckenzie said.
when men are seriously
wounded. i'll or missing" Nc
Kenzie SAID, families are noti-
fed Immediately by the army or
navy. Only II no additional in
formation Is received for four
weeks after the first notification
caTf the Red Cross ask for official
reports"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05
Soldier in England
Would Marry by Proxy

War Problem Clinic
My boy friend, who is stationed
in England, would like 10 have
me marry him by proxy. Is such
a ceremony possible?
MISS J. NJ. L.
Dear Miss J. VI. L.:
know of no provision OF law
which permits marriage in
Michigan by proxy.
JUDGE JAMES r.. CHENOT,
Wayne County Circuit Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05
War Problem Clinic:

The old story OF friction be-
tween wife and mother-in-law is
expressed in letter appearing
in today's column of the WAR
PROBLEM CLINIC
Because of his wide experience
in helping solve marital prob
lens, Or. Robert G.. Foster. IN
charge OF Family Counseling
Service at the Merrill-Palmer
School. is qualified to offer sound
advice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05

decisions should be their own,
rs well as the responsibility for
these decisions.
i am sure that you are inter-
ested In your daughters well
fare and / believe II you can
encourage her to maintain a
fine relationship with her hus-
band, she can work out the
matter of the insurance assign
ment In due time.
DIR. ROBERT 6. FOSTER.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
tteMe 1lAIenNiGt
~jap0niidter GkcmiC

@aIhington Gle Oeutihe Grams
o5aan Aqentur beriftet iiber .ein
munSer6ares neueS Rdbrmittel, 6os
ans murmitidigem 5oI5, SGgemebI
unO Stdrfe geDonnen ltno nit Son-
nenidein getpiir5t mirO". @s bnnoeIt
id Inn cine Sfopiune Der iapuni.
lden @bemie.
Die o1ransojeau" Meloung muir
De pom 8erIiner Rltnofunf nerbreitet.
Die pom 8un0es Io6ridtenamt
aitfgenommeue Senoung brodyte fol-
gen0e 8eihrei6ung oes 6eriteIIungs-
pro5eiies: Die Mo0erifitt ouf per-
fauIen0em SoI3 miro in S1eemebl
placiert, mo baI0 oanah miro etpos
StGrfe bin5ugefiigt, unb oos @an5e
miro cine 3eitlang oem 9ampf aus
geiest. @em sic Maiie in @Grung
ii6er3ugeben beginnt, miro lie in ser
Some getrodnet. Gas Gr5eugnig
1T eBbor. @s fam ourf Miifptng
nit @ebI 3u Nloeln b~erorbeitet tner-
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
Opfer ~japaniidber
8arbarci ipridpt

Cos 4n9eles - unmittelbar beOor
elm iapaniid]es ltnterleeboot nit 100.
9r0Btentai(S all oen 81noen qeteiiel-
ten nnerifaniiden 8efangenen arf
offeneln Ged untcrtaltd7te, uerfigte
Clement Garlin, zines Der Spfer Die
les Moiienmoroes an bilflolen Men-
iden, 0urfp miinolihes 3eItament
iiber ieine @abe, pie iid aus Der bic
ii9en Superior Court eingerei9ten
eioesitaatlifasn @rflarung zines Der
% lleberlebenoer, G9orles g. HDle,
ereibt.
BpIe, ser ieinee0eit Ourh elm aIIi-
iertes 5lugboot gerettet muroe, iogt
in Dem oAfftoaoit"; oQm 2. SuIi
1914 geborte id gu ser 8eiasung ser
:. zines Snnoelsidifies bes 8uil-
oes SeefabrtsamteS. Nn Dem ge-
aonrten Gage l5uroe sic torpe-
0tert uito PERCENT. Der Mannifuft
batte ser Sberieemannsmant Gle
meiit CHARLES o~ngeb0rt. @ir batten
0os torpeoierte 5hiff in einem Ret
tnngsboot oerlaiien. Cine Stlnoe
mad, Der Gorpe0ieriing nGberte iid) EN-
iapanilheS unterieeboot unlerem
Hettungsboot; uno mir mllBten unS
idntlih auf's Ged oes auf oie Mee.
resoberflabe g%eitiegenen Gauhboote8
6ege6en. 3uerlt erifoiien oie Sapa-
ner, Inn ms ein5uifiibtern, oas
iitngite Witglieo Ser Monnidat, Il
men iiebjebnidbrigen Sungen. Gie
nebrtgen lpnren Damn bier Stunoen
lang MiBbanolungen ousgeiest. Sn
Dem Rettungsboot bate @arlin
miin0lih iein 5eitoment genradt. @r
ertlGrte mir, fiir oen Sail, SAB ih
lebeno oaponfommen IolIte, En- lie.
bod nid't, piinidle er ieiren 8ruoer,
Sobn DC. Garlin in GLENDALE, Gal,
5ltm allgemetnen grben ieiner gan5en
5abe, aleidgiiIti9, ipelder art oiele
lei, ein5uleBen. Clement Garlin muir
De nod an oemielben Gage pom ben
Sapanern aetotet. 9os iapaniife
antprleeboot taufte infer, nqbreno
It'd bunoert Wann (0ie dlierifani-
Id!%a 8riegsgefoiigenerD an 9ed BE-
ian0en. 4llen, Sic nod3 oen e%rIitte=
zen MiB1a1olnngen nod 2e6enS5ei-
den uon Iid1 .saben, puroen Die SGn-
Be 9efeIlelt. @ur %, beionoers ihmer
miBbanoelte Nnlerifaner, bon oenen
Sic Sapaner annabn1ell tie leien tot,
pnroen bon Ser 6elieIung ausgenom-
men. Sir % Manu. Die nift gefei-
lelt tparen, muroen oonn, fur5 nad-
Gem oos llnterieeboot untergetaud)t
mar, non alliierten 6~luabooten ser
See entriIien.
Bple 1T in3miifen in einem Ma-
ne=9olpital lit 0aflonS, Gal, mies
Ser6er9eitellt poroen.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
wcrf 1T prciss
NispMt b~cihlaonnkmt

@aibineton . 9ie 6lotte fiber.
nabm in Der eriten Aftion oieler 4ri
Ben 8etrieb ser Qoro Manufacturing
60. in Grie, ga, no es al einem
Ereisoi8put aefommen lit. Die lie.
bernabme oes @erfes, oos Sluq3eug.
teiie heritellt, erfolate oltf @runS
elmer Serfiiqung 8rdlioent &ooIe.
nelts. Die 6elagt, Ole @eie(lihoft babe
I'D, aemeigerl. 4riegsmaterial 81
Ereilen 5u liefern, Die, in elmer ge.
meinlamen Sroer bon. armee ltnf
6lotfe Ieitgeiest wuroe. 9ieie Ser.
weigerllna Ser @efellihait, bieB es
meiter in Der Hrdiioenten 8eriii.
gung. babe vGroouftion uno 2iefe-
rlir9 bon 6lua5eugteilen unb anoe.
rem tpidtigen -&riegsmnterialien be.
binoert."
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
Observation-Disclosures

Concord Stub, 3He. 4raiiOent;
4lfre0 Sdneler; Sefret1r, Srau u.
Sdladter, 1863 Conn. Noe, g. %.
8eriammlun9 an 3. Mittmot /. NP.
TrOipeet SiG JrieO5Of. grdiioent
6reo @oaeliang; Sefretdr, s. q.
Binfler; Sdotmeiiter: laurence 8.
Stlls. 8eri. am 2. Som8tag i'm
@onat i'm 6rie0bofsgebduoe.
NentI6e 5reimamrer 9oge Armi-
nins, 0r. %, S.A.G.M. 5efretGr:
6reof. gertram 1341 Sbepbero
Str, q. 6. @erinmmIun9 am 1.
Dienstog i'm @onut i'm Reuen Na-
ionic Gempel, t3te uro $ StroBe,
q. SO.
Nrminius @ergniignngs : &erein.
&rdiioent: Senrp SHELTER; Getretdr:
Ebeooor QertE 1905 Siebente StrnBe,
q. 3. 8eriammlltng am |. Conn
.abeno i'm Nonat.
Wreater Beneficial Union, Otttrttt
gtr. 100. Rrdiioent; Sobn @reoIein;
SefretGr: g6riitian Grit, 1922
6infte StroBe, N. 8. 8eri. ain
A. 0ienStag i'm Wonat I'M SaiIie Hr.
1920 8 StroBe, u. 6.
Greater Beneficial llniOn, 0iitritt
Yer. 40. 8rdiioent; Nidlel Roi-
ner; Sefretdr, Gbritian 4ronen.
bitter, ttO4 9onipant Ctr, Siloer
Spring, 800. @eri. am 4. 5reitag
M Mtolat i'm u5ipa Noint Inpern",
12te uno & GRAPE, NorOrit.
&nppert Seim 6ranen Silfsuereiu.
@raitoentir: 6rau @ritlt Y. 8rolpn;
Sefretarin: iSran Mdbet Seq. Ser-
inmmtintJ am ,. 9ienstaB /. W. Inn
2 ll5r I'M Qetm
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
Drci Ncatihe GencrGlc
ait Srcnt ecfaucn

2onoon - Der oeutidp Hllnofunt
meloete Sen &oo oreiar oelltifer &c.
nerale. 8enerolmoior 5ris Stein
barot uto Decentralization Grid bon
&lrdabah fielen an Ser @eitfront uno
General Sdnefenburger auf oem
galfon. Son &ir9baf erlag ieinen
Wunoen, Die er bel 6iibrung Ieiner
Erllppen in Der @egeno BON @piuol
am Siioenoe ser m%ditliden 6ront err
belt. StNnedenburger lei int Dor
oerlten @rGben l6ei 8utareit Don rui-
iifd)en 6tiegeru eetotet moroen, Sic
einen gngriff aus aerinser Sobc
madten. lleber ben SAB @einbarots
pnroen feline Gin5plbeiten b~efonntae-
geben.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
Selbitserfleiiduns

sc iinb ia formli6 5erfleiidt!
@aldlpr @iel non Barber bat sic
oenn 10 suaerihtet?
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
Tre6beit

Sic iollten lid itamen, 5u betteln;
orbeiten Sic lie6er.
ga, Sic ieben aeruoe ood) MIDI pie
arbeiten nusl
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
a&tet AT Aatiente.
r~MftesNafen!

lin YaiOlin &1pBrs Jest siltis, lanfen
iddbiteH 9tittued nb.
Ssrisbe 4 nnb 5 Sri5alupous siitis.
geriDbe 1, 1944.45 SeiS5ftuppus siltis.
,Airpfaae" Nr. 1, 2 nno 3 shabtupuns,
Sudl 8, siltis auf nubeitimntte Seit.
,@r. 80, 81, 80 nns 80 9n6erfnpsns, gndb
4, silis auf nnbefiutHttr Set.
Rr. 40 8nGsr.anpsu tn UHA 4 atltie fAs
3 RfnRb ginnaA /. Bn6er.
a-8 BITS 3.8, rute 2nybns nnb Ms bis Hs5,
Uun 4, auf unbefttnsuite Bet atltis.
AS bis 8-S un6 Ms bis rs, BUD 4,
blaut 9upsns anf unbeiimmte 8tii
stItts.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03

0en."
Cine Deitere @rrnngeninait ser
ariegs 3Gbrmittelhemie OeS ala
tiiden Adiengenoiien, BON ser sic
Srnnso5eon Aqentllr Dem Oeutidlen
Eublifum &anntnis gibt, betriiit cine
0fet6oOe ser 8ereitung gon5er 5o-
gesrationer, Die eS moglid} modt,
nit lold)en &ationen in einem 3ebn.
tel oes 8olumens oes Normolen
alsjutommen. Hdf Ser Uollfom-
men 9laubmiir0igen @eriiterung
Der differentiation @ohriftenagen-
tur brnudt Elm Menib MIR udjt
3ugeiprofen 81 baben, uno ser Sum
ger lit inn pergangen.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
~2O.iSkriss GStisteit

Am 1. 9oUember naren es q
Sabre, Dab 6err YnItOr @noers mi
ieiner 6aniilie in Oas Gfnrrbous Del
lut6erii6 euangeliifen Goncoroia
@emein0e, Scr. 1918 q StrnBe %
@. ein5og. Nus oieiem 4nldB maret
Die Mitglieoer 81 einem gmpfang an
abeno BON ser Tfarrfnmilie einge
laoen poroen. Nile tparen gerne &c
fommen uno 5eitpeiie Doren oil
&dumlihteiten geOrGngt poll.
4m acknowledgements Gage fonO oi
feierIi6e @iniebung in Oos amt aIs
Seeliorger Der @eneinoe ourdl 6errr
Eaitor Or. goltt q. Men5eI itott.
SeitOem BADEN lid, 3piiden SCI
BfarrersfamiIie mo sen &irdenmit
aleiOern inniae 8anoe Ser 3uiam
mengeb0rigfeit seilo6ten. 6reuot
itit0 2eio bat Ser SEER Baitor nit Der
meiIten Ger CUR Stride gebGrenoer
6amilien geteiIt.
Die ~folgenoen omtliben @on6lun,
gen bat er ooll3ogen: $40 &inotau.
zen, 216 @onfirmationen, 4t8 Gbe.
IftieBungen, unO 568 8eerGbniIie
Sebtere 3iffer ihlieBt mon6e eiL oit
nidt 3ur Goncoroio @enein0e geb0r.
ten. GroB uieler Neuaitftobmen bal
iid ole Mitulie0eriohl nm nltr t5C
uermebrt.
Gie Dielen 4ronfenbeiuhe uno iol.
de fiir 8%eratlngen uno Hntidl1q(
in Observation-Disclosures uno tag.
:daliden @eidebninen lirO in 3ifferr
nidlt alls5uoriiden. Gs ge60rt e6en
5ltn 8erufe zines SeeIiorgers, 6reu-
De un0 2eiO nit ieinen @emeinoemit.
gtleoern SIT teilen.
Nanhe Interchangeable ltm1noe.
rltnJerL mlIroen nGhren0 ser lanqen
Sabre 9ematt. Ole @ottes6ienIte
iparen an einam 5onntag in oeut-
idlPr Sprad)e. sen folgenoen Conn
tag in Der 2anoesipraf)e, Damn iiibr-
tie man ben 0opp6It- @ottes-
oienlt elm (um 10 llbr oeuti6 uno nm
fl ll6r en9liih) ionic einen aben0-
gottesoienlt. Gor 10 Sobren Lief
man lebteren fallen un0 Dor 80
Sabren lpuroe audi ser oeutIfe Got.
tesoienit eingeitellt.
@e6GuIidle l1m1n0erungen muroen
ebenfalls gemoht. Gas Iuoitorium
mitroe men oeforiert. Neues Mobi-
lar uno cine nelie SrgeI unroen in
ltalliert. 8eim t~00-i1brigen Bette
ben Der @emein0e mur0e 6as Gro
9eldoB Der Stride in cine u5elIom=
hip" Snlle umgebout un0 an STEELE
Der nlten &upelIe errihtete man cine
@emeinoe -SalIe, NORM Iify sic per-
lfieoenen 46teilungen ME &ird)en-
rat, 6rduenoerein, &irAenfor,
&onfirmntionsflaiien, 8i6elifuIe,
u@oung Peoples 2eaaue", Rotes
4reu5 8elferinnen, MiIiionsuerein,
,Goncoroians" &inoeraufieber, Brit
0erld1aft ul0 an0ere beriammeln.
Gie @emeinop lhloB it'd, ser Gpan-
8eliifen Spnooe BON Noroomerifa
an utO ommit Der Gpongeliihen l1no
Relormierteu Stride, e6eniolIs trat
lie ser @aibingtoner u5e0erution
Of GhurheS~ BEL morin lie aftip
tdtia lit. Seit 1925 lit SEER 8aItor
Gnoers om 8oor6 fir 9ationaIe
Wiilion, iieben Deal puroe er ais
9elegot sir @eneralipnooe eripdbIt
no er oil niftigen aomiteen t1tig
mar. 9tltd aebort er Dem ,,Gbap-
lains lgto Gomp Communities Cont
mittee"" an iomie ser 0iSeoeration Of
G6urd,es".
&eiflLihe arbeit bat SEER 8oftor
Gn0erS pabreno ieiner 20-idbrigen
Satigfeit in ser littberiid : eponaeli-
Iden Goncoroia Stride geIeiItet un0
nod uiel mebr bleibt iiir i'm in ser
3nfunft III tim. @id}tige Grobleme
lino 81 l0ien.
GoS Sournal gratuliert 81 Ieinem
SlbilGum nno mittidt Inn @Iiid
mo @eilunobeit in ieirem 9eiegneten
NrbaitSfeloe.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
Stiulnlt

@eiiter: Milo Elm iebr erfreutes
@eIiht bat ser Serr Baron gemadt,
dls OIL linn ben Nit3lg brohteit2 Ga
miro er i'm mobI oringenO gebrouft
babenl"
Sebriunge; u5reilit. Sd muBte
lbn logleif ieGbit ins Geriobamt tra-
gen"
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
Die reidDe Grbin

Sett lit mir ihongSer 5fpeite Mann
NIT meiner Mitgift 0urHgeeaneeni
Stun geb' id, aber fem @elb mebr fit
'@dnner aus!
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-08-24
Weekly
GOSPEL MESSAGE
By REV. CARL LAYNE
FEED MY SHEEP"
BY REV. CARL LAYNE

Upon Peters answer to the
thrice asked question by Jesus,
Simon, son of Jonas, lowest thou
me-" he was instructed to "feed
my Sheep Our Lord did not
refer to a flock of sheep like the
shepherd boys were keeping
watch over when the angel an
nounced His birth. He was re-
ferring to His disciples who
would need spiritual food.
If it was important in that day
for the flock to receive proper
food, then certainly we cannot
deny the fact that it is just as
important that the Christian to-
day receive proper spiritual food.
Much of the spiritual food which
is SO necessary for the young
Christian to grow in grace, and
the knowledge of the truth must
be supplied. by the preacher or
pastor who by all means must
receive it from above. The hun
cry soul is not fed by quotations
from Gulliver't Travels, or Gone
WIN the W1nQ. But IL is leu
from the book of books, Gods
Holy Word. Show me a preach
err who keeps his nose in The
Books and his heart lifted unto
God and I'll show you a preach
er who is feeding the flock. A
great number of pastors are do
ing very little toward feeding
the flock. World events, book re-
views, ETC., are being substituted
for the real bread from Heaven.
I am reminded of the story told
about a farmer who attended a
church convention and was very
much interested in the program
and the different addresses. It
was not the first convention that
he had attended, but he had al
ways heard about the same
things. "See here, parson," he
said to his pastor, there's one
thing always amuses me when
you church people go at the bus
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-08-24
ERVINTON HIGH NEWS

The Ervinton High School is
in it's fourth week of this session.
The student body of about 400
pupils and the faculty are agreed
upon broad program which is
getting under way in a very
smooth and enthusiastic manner.
The first detectives of the school
for the year are: l, To practise
the Golden Rule; 2, Morality,
truthfulness, honesty, good man
ners, promptness, clean habits
and language, care of school
property, and good health.
The faculty for the year is as
follows: Miss Nellie Mae Smith,
first and second grades; Miss
Edith Hubbard third and fourth;
Miss Fern Brandenburg, fifth
and sixth temporary; Mrs. c.
E. Reedy, seventh; Mrs. Ruby
Guckeyson, commercial; Miss
Lora Kiser, home economics;
Miss Janice Mccoy, science and
history; Major Arrowood Eng
lish; Mrs. Virginia Nickolous,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-08-24
Lumber
(.From page one)


be reasonably sure of keeping
enough lumber in the yards to
meet essential farm needs Mr..
Baker said.
Certificates cannot be issued
for lumber to be used for dwell
ings. Dealers are expected to re-
ceive from time to time small
amounts Of lumber to sell to civ
ilians in general for maintenance
and repair of residences and for
other uses for which no rated or
ders are issued.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-08-24

math and library; Anvil Deel, ag
riculture and shop; and c. E.
Reedy, principal.
The curriculum is comprised
of the usual high school courses
as of previous years, with chem
istry and plane geometry rein
stated. This school is dedicated
to the proposition that good or
der, self-discipline and the de-
velopment of an honest and eff
cient work habits are qualities
of a school that should, not and
shall not be lacking in ours. The
fundamentals of education read
ing, writing, grammar, spelling,
mathematical skills and good
citizenship are going to be kept
high on the list of school activ-
tiles.
We are proud of the lunch
room project that got under way
on Monday, Aug. 81 with about
240 pupils eating. Miss Kiser
and her staff of cooks and help
ers promise to put on a lunch
program which will be whole
some and helpful to the general
health of the school. Plenty of
grade A milk is a main feature
of the menu.
The high school is starting a
club program with the view of
giving all pupils who will CO.
operate some special cultural and
public leadership training. These
clubs are organized with plans
for active programs: a glee club;
dramatics, library; business;
home. economics; FLA; Bible;
and study hall. The physical ed
ucation and athletic program are
to be made as constructive as
possible.
Arrangements have been made
with DR.. r. L. Hillman of Clinch
co to hold a typhoid clinic on
Wednesday, Aug. %, to which
about PTS pupils, teachers and
pre-school children are expected
to report for vaccination.