davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-11

nobmen our 0eno5ifi5ierung uno 5ur
@ntpoffnung 0eut16lon0s geeinigt,
nur eben niGt iiber Die tpeitere Sra.
'9e, mas nun in oieIem Mo9tootuum
aur9ebaut Deroen iou. Die BrofIo.
NATION oes Snteralliierten &ontroa.
rats bonn 25. September bot gruno.
laBll6 oerfiigt, mas in Der 8ro.
rlS 0on faIt OoQIt0noig geIdeben lit:
ote 9luflolung ~oIler oeuti6en Streit-
troTte 81 2anoe, CUR See un0 in Der
quit, Der SO, Der G9t, iotpie Ser
@eltopo NIT alien ibren Srgoniiotio.
nen, Stdben uno SSSnititutionen"
ytotitrliG lit ou6 oas 0ffentlibe ODER
gebeime Jortbeiteben Der No5i-8or.
tel oerboten, ebenio oos aIler Drup-
pen, mel6e 0o5u 0ienen, 6ie militQri-
Idc TRADITION in Geutl6Iuno oufre6t
81 rrbnlten, ollo nidt nur beS @ene.
rol'tnb5, Sffi5ierSforpS, Heieroe,
torps ltlm., lon0ern audi oeS &pffbGu=
1erperbanO5 un0 anOerer Geteranen-
oerelne, 6lottenoereine, 9egilnentS=
oerclne Ii. Ogl. Solange oieie 8e1tim-
mlWg in &raft bleibt uno Die natio=
nolen Nrmeen Ser Golfer nod nid)t
oNrN cine ein3ige internntionoIe Ir.
1lree erlcbt lt1O, miro perrnutlid sic
Sttupotion Geutl6lono5 Dur6 al
lllrrte Iruppen on0ouern niilIen -
oen1 in elmer lonlt Bis auf Die Sabine
bemnr1neten Welt nur 3eutidIan0
5u elncm Vfndtpofl1l1m 81 MAIDEN,
miIroc GcutIGlon0 ben Oefobren oeS
1l1nrrcn Chaos unO Ser gIngriffe bon
auCel ouebcn, allo Oie S50ee Ser
WeJtlderbeit gcf0broen.
Gle 9luiicrtcn boben 6ie1e 8roblc-
me mic 10 piclc un0ere obcr oorlGu=
t19 Der 3ufunft iiberloIien uno gu
nnu1t cinmal Oie totole Gntmadtung
Iclltihlon0s 0iftiert. Cine OeutIde
9lurcnpolitit miro e5 fir obIcbbore
Set niht mchr geben. 9lQe Hc9eIun-
gen 5miIrhen Gcutlhluno uno 0em
HlN@lonO lirO binIort 9Ingelegcnbcit
Der gc'obung5nGdtc. G5 miro ouf
obehbore Belt nicbt nur feline oiplos
nl1tild'cll lOn0crn ou0 feline fonIu=
lnrlltcn, fOnlmer5ieQen un0 fuIturel.
leu Tcrtretltngen GeutIGlon05 i'm
gl12lono geben. 2oa gun3e mirtidoft,
llde Scben, Oa5 8erfebr5meIen, oQe
Nrjlcn Don Gcutihcn inn S5n- uno
I'M 2lu9lonOe mer0en lu1ter uuiicrter
&ontroQe Iteben.
2lucs 0ieie5 iinO gntideiOungen
5llr pOlligcn Gerni6tung Der NQ3i-
N}oht allf Die iih bic 2Iuiierten Der
hujtnl2maBig leidt eiuigen fonnten.
Ile 6dmierigfeiten fongen crit bort
oL no e5 iid nidt mebr I'M bic me-
9otIpcn OfoBnabmen 3ur 2iquioie-
rln9 oe5 2ritten Hei6es, ionoern
nm Die erIten @run0lagen 5ur &C.
Itoltung Oe5 tommenoen Geutlhlonos
'bun0eIt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-11

me yteIt ietn, tporin mir bon ben Sd'
gesmiiBen raiten, lti1e Stunoen ge.
nieben in Sreuoe am S90nen, an
eolen 8iidern uno in ber3lider @e.
meini6oft Oes bGusli6en 2ebens &c.
oanten uno @efiible oustoulben uno
uns gegenieitig peiterbil0en, erfreuen
uno erbeitern. BUR 3eit oes 2en3es,
oeS Sommers uno SpGtlings ioIlen
mir oft nit Deitgeoffneten augen
uno enpfangli6en Ser5en binaus.
Donoern in @otteS Ieubten6e, blii-
benoe, ouftenoe 8elt uno uns an
ibrer Dielgeitoltigen S60n6eit loben.
Sm 8inter aber ioa oas eigene Seim
unIere liebIte Stdtte iein. @obl bat
ou9 Der 8inter feline Bro6t, uno es
lit etmoS Serrli6eS Inn cine S9nee-
lanoldaft, Inn blinfenoes @is un6
cine faltflore, IternenbeQe 8inter.
no6t - id min pabrboftig nieman6
mebren, ii6 iol6em @enuiie bin5u.
geben, aber eS iollen 9lu5nabmen
lein. 0as geoturgenaBe lit i'm 8in.
ter Die &ube uno 5tile uno @Grme
81 9ouIe. Wton muB freili6 10 biel
Ybontolie, @elhmod uno bGuSli6en
Sinn beiiten, fid leine @interpob-
nung gemiitli6 ein3uri6ten, ooB es
elnem mobl oorin DerOen funn. Man
muB iid Die 3eit niibli6 uno ange.
nebm 81 Dertrelben nilien, nuB nit
lelnen 4ngeb0rigen bormonieren, nit
lbnen ouf lo6en, l6er5en unO lpie.
len fonnen, n1uB JreuOe aus Itrablen
suno etn5unebmen Derlteben, muB aud
bel S6mor5brot ltno elmer Go1le &af.
fee ODER See 6eite 81 feiern gelernt
boben. Sir iolhe Wenl6en lit Der
Wtnter cine f0itlide 3eit. Sd freue
MIDI ieoes Subr ouf BEN Gag, 0a
gum erItenmal @i5blumen meine
6enIter ldlleBen un0 fein 8ilo bon
orauBen mebr 9lugen unO Seele aus
Darts lodt. llno i6 Iiebe oie tiefDers
Id)neiten 9auicr Inn Ser Meni6en
nlllen, Die nun ourin gegen ibren
WiQen eingelperrt Iino uno cine
3eitlong bel it'd ieIber bleiben uno
Iicb nit ibrer Ginion,feit a6finoen
mlllI6n. Siele entoeden crit uuter
Dem 3monge Iolder 2Ibgci6ieoenbeit,
nle Id)On es gu @ouIe it,
Die 6ll1dt aus 0cn1 eigenen Seim
lit ia geroOe 5u elmer mooernen 3eit-
trontbelt gemoroen, Die ben lebten
HeIt Der friiberen 5omilienboftigfeit
5erltorte. Se0en 9lbenO IdlGgt Die
yto6t i6ren ldJiibenoen WtQntel um
Die 9auler, ooB ii6 oie MenI6en
orlnnen geniitlid 5uIommenIeben
lollcn; ober Die ounfellte No6t uno
Oa5 ldlimmIte llnpetter bQlt lie be11-
te nldt mebr 5uiQmmen, neil lie cine
tlebernoe llnrube i'm 8lute buben.
Ger Weann bot ieine 8eleuIduft un6
oer' Slnge ieine 6reunoe, uno IcI6It
Vtutter unO Woo6en, oie Siiterin-
men oe5 betltgen 5euerS am bGusIi=
ben Seroe, iuden ibre lnterboltunq
ouBerbal6 oes eigenen Suules BEL
Iremoen Weniden Die 8e6uu1u 1unqen
oleler neItlolen, oerIii6tigen
Vtenl lden lollte unier @errgott eincn
8lnter lang iebe geodt big an Die
5enlteritmie einidneien Iollen, 6ob
tie oortn bleiben un6 ben Segen trou-
lider 8interitiue Ipiiren mIBten.
gSle orouBen unter Dem @inter1hnee
Die Sooten iprolien, 10 piiroe uns
ltber 8inter oiel &raft un6 Stride
uno 5robltnn in 2eib un0 Seele arf,
tpahlen, Denn mir uns bonn Gbptb.
mus oe5 Sabres einnintern Iollen.
Dr.. 4. H.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-11
0entIde 9Offnungsloiisfeit

Dab eS an loIden 9IuSbIiden ou
cine lebenSnG0lihe Oeutlde 3ufunft
beute nod 10 ipeitgebenO feblt, er.
IdDert eS notiirli6 Sen 1eutIden
unter Der 8u6t Der geieOerIoge uni
Der groBen materiellen 2eioen Ser
9opf bod gu bulten. 9lmerifaniIde
&orrelponoenten baben Iid) mebrfof
ltber Die "4potbie" beIdnert, pel6e
Die 9eutlden an ben Sag legen. Iber
Die Elm bonn S6idioI geidlqgener
Vtenl6 Die 8iIion zines Nnfangs 81
belierem Sun Dor iid 1eben muB, INN
neue &raft 5u entfalten, 10 muB es
aud ein beltegtes uno geoemiitigtes
Bolf. 8leid) na6 Der oeutl6en &u-
pttulation ld)rie6 elm 8eobodter aan3
ri9tig: Seine BerpoItung in
Ceutl6lano miro bon grfolg Iein,
penn lie nur tomn1t, Inn 3u rqde11
uno gu ltrafen, oos SeIbitgefiibI Der
Beoolferung na6 Dem gntleben iiber
ben Iu5gang 0es &riege5 ipeiter gu
breden llnO in Dem infolge ser no3i-
ltil6en GeSpera0os sWaBnabmen 1tarf
oertDltlteten Sunoe Die 8irtlfaft 5l
eroroileln, itatt um5ugeltaIten .
Ole polittlhe 8ernunft erforoert biel-
lnebr, ouB mir ben in cine SadgQ1ie
oeS Jitblen5 unO Genfen5 gerutenen
Vtenlden in Ieutl6lan0 belfen, li6
NIT Dem 9lu5gang oes 5lpeiten 8elt-
trlegeS ob5ufinoen uno ni6t I'M
fru6tborem 9teilentiment nod5uio=
gen. Sc cbcr ite ibren perbiiienen
8loerlton0 einIteuen uno ibr @irt=
ltJaftSleben Den neuen 8eItperbGlt=
nil1en anpolien, belto leiGter peroen
lie 5u ben @ur5eln ibrer geiItigen
&raft uno tbreS 9lrbeit5etboS 5uriid=
tlnoen unO iid 9lufgoben oe5 euro
patlben gufboue5 5upenoen." Iieie
@orte ltno lcioer beutc nod ebenlo
ottuea tuie 0anlol3.
Sab Oie TcrbQltnilie in Geut1d-
lano mirtIiG ungemein oepreliipe
lino, lit bon Ben 9lugen5eugen oer-
16ieoener 9tntionen iibereinltim,
meno beridtet Doroen, uno oie tot
ld6liden slnorOnungen Ser 8eiot-
5ungstrl1ppen peilen in 0ieleIbe Hi6.
tung. Wit Ser 5pniiden 5o6li6feit,
Die Dem 3citalter ser Itombombe
etgen lit, nur0e in Oeuti6en StGo.
ten 9efebl gegeben, nod ebe Der so,
ben bart miro, cine belonOers groBe
3obl bon @rabcrn oor5ubereiten -
i'm Sinblid auf oie oorousiidtlid
our6 Sunger, mangelnoe Sei5mittel
uno Selbitnor0e erbobte Sterbli6.
feitsquote i'm fommenoen @inter.
0ie 0eutiden baben pieIleidt fein
moraliides 8edt, itd iiber Sen 0eon-
gel on 2ebens- uno Sei5mitteln, un'
ter oem gang europa leibet, gu be.
ibDeren, oa oieier 3ultano our6 Die
mabnitnnige Bolitif Der Naais Der.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-11
Dpnt1hlann unr hpm
4ungprmtntpr

Il5 oos auf brutalem Serror ol1f-
9ebaute Sitlers&ei6 unter ben Sam.
meridlagen Der Sieger tpie Elm Scar.
tenbous 5ulammenbraf, - i6reibt
Vt. Slider -, oa traunten sic BE,
Trelten Tolter uno oie 5ablreiden
oeutl6en @egner oes 0otionallo3io.
li5nlus, pel6e Die eriten Opfer 6e5
S1tler-SpltemS uno Die eriten SSnIoI,
len Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES getpe len
paren, bon 3uoeriidt oapon, ooJ
mon NUN cine before @elt Der sSrei-
belt uno Der @eredtigteit uufboueu
meroe, un0 oaB oos alte guropo nun
5u neuem 8oblltano uno elmer bar.
monil6en politilden Sronung Iic1
tln0en Der0e.
GaS ungemeine AusmaB an Ser
ltorungen Die leelilde grihopfunQ
Der europail6en 80lfer, Die llneinig.
felt Der @roBen 9rei iiber Die fiiufti.
ge Guropo=Bolitit unb sic oufgeipci.
derte 6iae bitteren Solles babeu
blsber cine lolde @ntmidlung nod
ni9t ein1nol in ben be i6ei0en1teu
slnfangen ermoglidt.
Nae Blane fir elnen Mufbou Git
ropoS limb gum S6eitern berurteilt
- lolonge man ni9t oas Brobleln,
mas aus Deutl6lano per6en loQ, in
politiDer Weile aeI0ft hot Nhpr or.
raoe in oteIer Srage geben Die Mei-
nungen ouSeinanoer uno menn Gu.
ropo beute bon elmer ldarfen Genor-
tatlonsllnle 5pil6en ser GpbQre
abenolanoii6er Demotratie uno ser
iebt als ~Sotpiet-Oemofrotie" be.
3el9neten totalitdren- 8olitif eetrennt
miro, 10 gebt oieie 2inie, 10 geiidbr.
ll6 oos au6 alien 8eteiligten er.
Ibetnt, mitten ourd Geuti6lano bin,
bur6.
QNMss...I.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-11
60 ipirb @eIhid)te qemadjt! 9urf

SO m1EO OelOtdte 9emaWt! 2ur0
cine 8eroffentli9ung oeS 2onooner
,Goilp @erolo' miro iebt befannt,
bob Die @ren55iebung i'm Often OeS
GeutI9en Heides, tpie Tie ouf Der
EotSoamer &onferen3 forrneQ BE-
l6loilen uno perfiinoet 1poroen it,
ouf einem oerbangniSooaen Srrtum
berubt. SSn Der ieniationeIlen 8er0fs
fentlidung beiBt e5: Sin WiBper-
ltanonis iiber 5pei 6liiiie gleiden
GamenS bat oo5u gefiibrt, ooB Elm
8e6iet BON adtuno3Dan5igtauleno
Quooratfilometern nit elmer 8eD0ls
ferung bon runo Orei Weiuionen
3eutl6en Der polniI6en Gerpaltung
iibergeben tpur0e."
Gie Botsoomer @ntidei0ung gebt,
oemielben 8lutte 5ufo1ge, 3uriid auf
"ein tragii9eS OfiBoer1 1tanonis p4b-
reno Der 8erbanolungen in Seberon"
Sort traf man ooS 1ebereintommen,
oaB Die Bolen oas friibere beutl6e
8e6iet Bis our ODER uno our NeiBe
erbalten lo1ten, aber man iiberlab,
oaB es 5Dei SlIiie nit Dem Namen
NeiBe gibt. @burdiQ uno Hoolepelt,
10 iagt 6as 2onooner 8lott, batten
itGnoig Die @lober NeiBe i'm 5inn,
Ddbreno Stain Die @orliber geeiBe
meinte. Grit oiel 1pater fldrte Ii9 Der
Srrtum auf, uno ou alle @nttpidlun.
gen i'm oollen 8ange paren, Der.
mo6te lta Der ruililde 5tan0puntt
our65uieten.
0urd 6ieIen oerbGngnisooIlen SIR.
tum puroe Die @ren5e Bolens no9
Dem @eiten erbeblid mebr porberlegt,
als es bon oen Weltmd6ten beabIt9.
tigt mar.
Sopeit bas genonnte 2onooner
8latt. Dem fiigt Der @albingtoner
&orreiponoent ~Diplomoticus" bin.
5u, bob Die Botsoamer &onferen5 nit
Der 3uteilung Sit6euti9lanos an Die
Bolen fem 9efinitipum geIboffen
bat, ionoern ausorudli9 MIR bapon
iprad, ooB Bolen big CUR enogilti-
gen @ntldeioung 5unddit Die Ser.
paltung oiefes friiberen oeutlden
@ebietes iibernebmen loQe. Diele
vborldufige" gntideioling lit, iopeit
Die tpeitliben 9lqiierten in Betradt
tommen, oabin fommentiert moroen,
ooB otele 5unddlt abtparten tpollten,
OBJ Die 3ulagen iiber Die 9bbaltung
Der tommenoen polniiden 8oblen
(unbeein1luBt uno auf bemofratii6er
@runolage) erfiilt piiroen. 0iele
Wableh baben nod niGt itattgefun-
ben. Gs miiBte aufgabe Der Sonic
ren5 Der auBenminilter iein, no6 oe-
rem @bboltung Die 6roge ser 3ieb bung
Der Oeutiden SItgren5e inn Slime oeS
be5itgli6en Botsoamer 8ei6lulIes er-
neut 5u iiberpriifen.
Ser neue brltil6e 4uBenminiIter
@rneIt geoin bat i'm iibrigen 6in-
ii6tlt6 Ser polnii6en 8eltgren5en
ousoritdlid erflart: ~gs lit Elm M6-
tommen getroffen tporoen, ouB Die
Bolen Bis 5ur ODER uno our 0ltlideu
gtelBe borgeben iollen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-11

Die brannen nnb bic rotten 8pIIde.
tutiten. Ius Hom meloete unter'm 4.
Ottober Die ~aii. 8reB":
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-11
Die weltberiihmte st. Bene.
dict -Wundsalbe

grprobtes SeilmitteI geeen olle
arten bon often uno friiben @un.
ben. @ei6miiren, @etp19ien, Bib.
prnoen, Gorbunfeln, uitp. @itte @eIb
MIR ourd Boit Ronep Orber 5u idif.
fen. Seine Stamps. so Gents bic
SdabteI BEL
J. L. STAAB
172O9 Valleyview Ave-. CLEVELAND n n
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-11
Aaiterte &ontrpIe

@etptB, bic bier 8eiasunssmadte
baben it9 i'm Brin5ip iiber Die WaB.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-22
An Objective View
LOOKING

By GEORGE S.BENSON
President Of Harding colless
Ssorcy. Arkansas

1T is most regrettable I think
when persons in positions of hon.
or inside the field Of education lay
hold Of false standards and set
them up as essential principles.
The allegation, for example, that
Q teacher ought never to have q
fixed opinion is one that I resent.
Can it be true that q mans abil-
ity to make up his mind proves
him unsuited to instruct others7
Few higher compliments can be
paid man than to say he has
an open mind. Il is . JOY to meet
people Of perfectly clear mental
vision, persons not blinded by
pfejudices, men and women who
don't get warped and lop-sided
views with new ideas. The right
approach in thinking about any
thing is an honest wish to find
facts, measure them and accept
them for what they are worth.
Academic ON THE other hand,
Attitude refusing to accept q
fact when you see II
Is worse than not seeing 1t. There
are mental giants who ARE moral
towards, no doubt, but don't let
anybody tell you it is necessary.
Intellect and shilly-shally do not
have to 90 hand-in-hand. Hostil-
ity to the truth marks q nit-wit.
certainly, but indifference to the
truth produces the same result -
nothing.
Recently I addressed an audi
snce well sailed with men of my
own calling: teachers, school exc
cutives and men of degree in for
NAL education. l talked about
things I believe in, such as con-
stitutional government, laws made
by representatives Of the people,
free speech, unshackled faith, and
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-22

include the following (469: with
one Father, even God, the whole
family Of man would be brethren:
and with one Mind and that God,
or good, the brotherhood Of man
would consist Of Love and Truth,
and have unity Of Principle and
spiritual power which constitute di-
vine Science"
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-22
Community
Training School
GrOiUing

About seventy-five persons were
present at the second session of the
Wyandotte Leadership Training
School last Monday night at the
First Methodist Church. Biddle ave-
nue. and Oak street Any who are
interested in Bible study, teaching
methods for small children, person.
atty problems; or social issues are
invited to enroll any Monday eve
ming at 7:30. Visitors are also well
come at any time, according to Mrs.
Wayne H. Beall. acting registrar of
the school
Next Monday evening the class in
The Christian Task in America"
will have a panel discussion on
Latin American Peoples within our
Borders" Miss Blanche E. Goodell,
OF the Spanish department of Wayne
University, will act as chairman.
Others on the panel will be DR..
Norman D. Humphrey of the de-
partment of Sociology of Wayne
University. Mr.. Richard v. Huegli,
metropolitan secretary of the De-
troit Council Of Social Agencies.
Miss Hilah v. Eddy. Of the Ameri-
canization Department of Detroit
Public Schools, and Mr.. Richard D.
Evans. principal of School Three,
Ecorse.
DR.. Humphrey wrote his doctors
thesis recently on Mexicans living
in Detroit and has just returned
from visit to Mexico where he has
studied the life of the typical Mex
lean village Miss Eddy conducted
a Vacation School for Mexican chill
dren during a recent summer and
has made a special study of Mexi-
can migrants.
At the conclusion of the usual
classes. two reels of colored sound
pictures will be shown to the en-
tire school on Mexico and other
parts of Latin America.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-22

open competition. After the meet
ing one Of the educators told me
I was not objective. did not have
an open mind.
Need Fixed HE WAS ashamed
Principles of me for having
convictions. What q
spectacle | was in his eyes, col
lege president with my mind
made up. / spoke of representa-
tive, constitutional government az
better than state socialism. de-
Tended mans right to own prop
erty, to create and operate o bust
ness with a hope Of profit, as bet
ter than government management
of industry. "If we lose these
principles" I said, 1--WE will drift
to lower standards, surely as
water seeks its level"
These are facts. Experts in po-
litical economy can prove them to
any open-minded listener. Or a
student can travel the Earth and
see for himself as I did. Where
does labor get the highest wages?
Where does agriculture enjoy the
highest living standards? 1t is in
America. only in America. The
reason is our system, not just our
resources or our people. These
facts need to be taught.
Europe's outcast PHILOSOPHERS,
wrong as they are, make progress
in America. Why? Because too
many Of our young men leave COL
lege believing they must have an
objective attitude toward every
thing. They get no frmness of
purpose at school. In my opinion
it is high time educators get some
fixed principles on vital matters
like government, morals and re-
ligion.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-22

not conformed to this world: but be
We transformed by the renewing Of
your mind, that We may prove what
Is that good, and acceptable, and
perfect, will Of God"
Correlative passages to be read
from the Christian Science textbook,
Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy,
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-22
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Superior at First
Rev. Norman Jackson, Pastor

Rev. Norman Jackson, Pastor
Eleanor Bennink, Organist and
Choir Director
$40 a. m, Church school, Junior
and Senior departments.
IL a. m, Kindergarten and pri-
mary departments.
II a. m, Morning worship. Topic,
Hounds of Heaven"
$50 p. m, Pilgrim Fellowship.
Tuesday, p. m, Junior choir re-
hearsal.
Tuesday, 7:3O. Ladies Auxiliary 1t
the home of Mrs. M. Betwee.
Thursday, AIS, Girl Scouts and
Brownies.
Thursday. TOO, Boy Scouts.
Thursday, 800 p. m, Choir re-
hearsal.
Friday, TOO. Trustee Board meets
at the parsonage.
Friday, 800, Church school teach
ers conference at the parsonage.
FIRST BAPTIST
North Line and Second
Rev. Robert Lietz, Pastor
Lenten Program:
Beginning a series of Lenten SER
mon topics entitled Seven Last
Words of Jesus on the Cross" First
one will be in the morning, Febru-
airy Is, at HOO, THE Word Inter-
cession,"; February IS, word "au-
thority"; March 4. word "remem-
brance";; March IL. word 'loneli-
ness; March 18, word suffering;
March IS. word victory" and on
the evening of Marcn IS, the last
one viii be presented, word refuge"
$50 a. m, Church school.
IL a. m, Morning Worship. Ser
mon subject. The Word of Author
ity."
$50 p. m, Youth Fellowship.
7::30 p. m, Evening service. Topic,
Reaching the Lost for Christ"
1880 p. m, Wednesday, midweek
devotional service.
School Of Missions will follow the
devotional period.
A week of pre-evangeliStic serv-
ices will be conducted at the church
beginning on March Is and running
through March 25.
RIvERBANK EVANGELICAL
Rev. G. Knechtel. Minister
10 a. m, Church school.
IL a. m, Morning worship. Topic:
"All Our Needs Supplied"
Sunday, 1880, Evening Service.
Thursday, 7:30 p. m, Women's
Mission society observes twentieth
anniversary at the church.
EVANGEL BAPTIST
Telegraph at Pennsylvania
David w. Ewart Minister
$50 p. m. Young Peoples service
Gas a. m. Bible school.
II a. m. Morning worship.
7:45 p m. Evangelistic service.
Everybody welcome.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-22
TRINITY LUTHERAN
Oak and Fifth
c. j. Krahnke, Pastor
Sunday Services

9:15 am, German service.
$50 a. m, Sunday School and
Junior Bible Class.
l0:45 a. m, English. l Peter 40
Serving as Stewards.
7:30 p. m, English, ! Thessalon-
ians Al Astounding More and More
Lenten Services, Wednesday, GAS
p. m. German, p. m. English.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-22
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Corner Van Alstyne and Chestnut

Corner Van Alstyne and Chestnut
Mind" will be the subject of the
Lesson Sermon in all Christian
Science churches throughout the
world on Sunday. February Is.
The Golden Text dob 32:0 Is:
There is a spirit in man: and
the inspiration Of the Almighty
giveth them understanding"
Among the Bible citations Is this
passage Romans 12:2): "And be
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-22
CHURCH OF CHRIST
TEMPLE lot

CHURCH OF CHRIST
TEMPLE LOT )
Rev. Amos Surbrook, Pastor
Midweek prayer, Wed. 8 p. m.
Weekly services at the Church OF
Christ Temple Lot, It'll Fort street
just beyond Pennsylvania road In
Riverview are:
10 a. m. Sunday School.
II a. m. Preaching.
3 p. m. Preaching.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-22
FORD BAPTIST
Rev. Frank Blair. Pastor
$50 Clinton

$50 a. m, Bible school. Lesson,
Jesus the Son of God"
II a. m. - Morning worship. Ser
mon Topic, Nothing but Leaves"
$50 B. Y. P. U.
7:3O p. m. Evening service. Sermon
Topic, The Rich Fool"
7:30 Wednesday evening. monthly
business meeting of the church.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-22
LATTER DAY SAINTS
REORGANIZED CHURCH OF
JESUS CHRIST

271 Stoll Street
willard ShOtwell, Pastor
9:5 a. m, Church school.
IL q. m. Preaching.
7:30 $3.50 pm. Pictures will be
shown.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26

Totals 1sl450 Totals 1889
Score a. half Michigan state 2s. MIN
nesota p.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
Thriller
Spartans Win
In Overtime

EAST LANSING, Dec. 25 (UP)
The Michigan State College
basketball team came from be-
hind three times TO defeat the
University of Minnesota, 81 10 48,
in a thrilling overtime contest last
night.
Minnesota tied the score at
46-all with only Is seconds of the
regular playing time to go when
forward Dave Ruliffson calmly
tossed in two free throws for
Michigan State.
In the five-minute overtime
period, Michigan State scored
first with a field goal. Ruliffson
closed the gap with a free shot
but Michigan State bounced back
with another shot from the field.
Forward Harlan White added an
other free toss for Minnesota just
before the game ended.
MICH STATE MINNESOTA
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
m<ak1OO.OCTANE
COMP0NE ENTS

new Sinclair "H-C" Gasoline or the new Sinclain
Ethyl" You'll find their higher-octane quickers
starting, ,PowER-PAcKED performance will make
your Car fairly fly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
rarR cHouNps HEsuLry

YiRsT RAcE-ssoo. claiming. 3-yesr-oida
and up, 8 fuflongS:
lick tWAllacel 800 $40 90
Gay Eli RAtS 4.20-a-Zo
Hy-samp. Hy-Laurs. Audrey NJ. Myrns.
Back 20 Back, weeping and Country Butter
also ran.
SECOND RACE - 5000. special weights
maiden. 3 and = year-olds,, t1Ti9nsS' , on
Prime Minister tWsidmAnl 7.OO 5cg
sister For. lit. As Bold. Dolce Rosario,
Fire wand. Juliahy. In Silver also ran.
THIRD RACE-SsoO claiming. S-yesT-oidS,
/ mile and 20 ysrds.
Boden's Pal tKeens 1900 $40 SEQ
Golden Cloth lJemaSl T.2o 40
Goodiorme Ysi. Byermsn. Fortuna Avian
Tlme-i.ss s-s, or 3i2S.
FOURTH RACE - 5000 claiming 3-yesr
olds and up iurlongs. .,.....
Silver Toy BapeT) $50 sac 20
Wongerrs PenAl 1880 sS
Time lie is. OF $50.
Camera Man Play Kitty Quick Tool, co
lumbuG Day, Revefdee and Loch Ness also ran
+ Brown Dame tHartvick 44o SO
Chalupa tKsene . oI
/ Time lis as.
Vie Go TOO. Ia Ia. Eilesncits. Miss Eyi'
'1 SIXTH 10 RSoL-s2. 500 added, the poin.
! setta HsnoicAp. all ages, J mile 70 yards
/ Door-Yock tHartVickl l26o $50 ESQ
sand Storm Hooper, $50 ~
Latent tBroool 500
LENS BABY. rita Royal Miss Puritan snc
sIvEsTH RAcE-seoo. the Ocean sprinu