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Smyrna times., 1948-05-13
Just
Ten Years Ago

DIAL PHONES IN SMYRNA
After 8 a. m. next Sunday, May
Is, telephone subscribers in Smyr-
ma and vicinity will obtain num-
bers by dialing. The new dial tele-
phones will be placed in service at
that hour and the change from the
magnetic hand-generator type of
service now in use will be accom-
plished in less than a minute and
without the interruption of a sin
gle call.
SMYRNA TAX RATE REDUCED
At a meeting of Smyrna Town
Council the assessment of Assessor
j. Edgar Frazier was accepted and
on motion the tax rate was reduc-
ed from 55 cents on the hundred
dollars to so cents on the hundred.
STATE POLICE PROMOTIONS
Promotions of State Highway
Police effective May 16. Promo
tions at the Dover station were
Jerry Sullivan, Sergeant; Andrew
VanSant, Corporal; and Sudler
King, Corporal.
Smyrna times., 1948-05-13
ANTI-TB SOCIETY DINNER

Annual Dinner Meeting viii Be
Held Thursday, May Goth
The annual dinner meeting of
the Delaware Tuberculosis
Smyrna times., 1948-05-13
POPPY SALE IN SMYRNA

A corps of volunteers, organized
as part of a great patriotic army,
will bring Americas flower of re-
membrance to the people of Smyr-
ma on Poppy Days, Friday and
Saturday, May 20 and 81. Com
pletion of the corps was announced
today by Mrs. Grant Garis, Poppy
Day chairman of David c. Harri-
son Unit of the American Legion
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-12-24

Farmers keep giving electricity
more work to do. Last year, rural
consumers, on REA-financed power
lines, used an average of 1913 XVIII
monthly as compared to ia XVIII
monthly the year before.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-12-24

Co-ops have pioneered in bringing
large-scale electric power to rural
areas, about IS percent of REA-fi-
nanced electric systems have been
built comparatively by local groups.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-28
HaipDpr Mif1innalann
grmurnrtt

SsSn 9eltidlano ltebt bie Stride gro,
ben unb idmeren aufgaben gesen-
iiber. Ser &rieg rno feline 5olgen -
10 Die Sertreibung bon pielen Mil>
lionen Weni6en aus 0ltliben 8ebie=
ten - ,peroen auf bunoert Sabre
binaus 8robleme religioier 1nb ioaio-
Ter 9lrt I6affen, 6eren 8e!pdltigung
Icbpere Sorgen bereiten miro. sSn Der
st. Sgnotius-&ird gu Sranffurt
iprad oariiber unldnsIt 8rofelior Or.
500 3eiger, bon Der batifaniiden
Wiiiion in 0elltl6lano. gr erfldrte
@dbrenb Dor 1888 monde @ebtpte
in 0eutIdlano fat gan5 fatboliid
maren, nie 8aDern uno oas &bein=
lamb, uno anoere faIt ausl6lieBlid)
epongelilfe 8eoolferung ollstpieien
(So6ien, Sbiiringen, Medlenburg,
S6lespig), lit beute our6 oen 3u=
itrom bon ettpa fiinf Willionen &a=
tbolifen, Die als 5liihtlinge rno aus-
getpieiene aus Dem Often uno Siio.
often in Dos @ebiet tpeltli6 Ser Soer-
gteiBe=2inie einItr0mten, cine polige
Gerdnoerung Ger firfli6en Situa,
tion entitanoen. 9aber lit es unmog-
lid, IN ben &ategorien BON 1888 ODER
gar 1914 81 oenfen.
Son Sen ebenals fiinfuno5pan5ig
8istiimern unb ielbitdnoigen Spren-
geln Deltldlanos ltno 51pei berloren,
eegangen. grmlano unb oie freie
Srdlatllr Sdneioeniibl an GuBlano
unb Bolen. 4u6 elm erbeblider Geil
Der ebemulisen gr5oio3ele 8reslal
itebt beute unter polniiher 8erpal=
tung. Ser &eltteil oieier Gi05eie 1lm=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-28

Itarf lit i'm Witleio tpie inn @ebet, nno
Die es lpagt, oas glenb in ieiner
5urbtbnrfeit 5u umfaiien uno gu be.
iiegen uno spirfli6 grnit 5u MAIDEN
nit Der Sronune oes gan5en ir-
biiden 2ebens, naer 8e5iebungen uno
8erbdltnilie unter oen MenIhen.
@enn bas glenb elmer iol6en 2iebe
6egegnet, fonnte es inherent 8olfe
geiheben ipie ben Seiligen auf Ben
Siebenbetten ser Iermlten: Ser
&ranfe in ibren @rnen bertpanoelt
iid. gs tpar Ser Serr" (r0uIoet mll-
tig, Diillionen", g. ~.
.Sett erbebt Sid 8ott gum @e=
ritbt", erfl1rte 6atber &iible BEL
&riegsausbrud in einem grer5itien=
furs. 8ott bat eeribtet, aber @r bat
Sid nod nidt geieet. Sic 2eioens-
5eit bes oelltIheu Bolfes lit nod nibt
5u gnbe. slber @ott lit gereht; BEL
Sbm lit fein InIeben Ser 8eron ODER
ser Notionen. Sic MenI6en baben
aus atpei @eItfriesen nibts gelernt;
tie ieben oie Sanb 8ottes niht mebr
8ebe oenen, oie iib beute Hidter biin=
fen uno lire eisene S6ulo nid)t err
fennen. @ebe uns ollen, penn @ott
Sid iiber rns gum @eridte erbebt!
@tpig nabr bleiben Die @orte bes
SioImiiten (iiberIeet bon Claus
SdebD:
Ser Serr a6er tbront auf etpig.
CT eriinoet felt Seinen Sbron gum
@eribt.
Gr ielblt miro Sen grbfreis ri6ten
nod Ge6t,
8iro 3edt ben Solfern in 8leifbeit
lpreden."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-28
ONO WAIsENFREUND

eetpobnt, auf eieenen 5iiBen gu ite.
ben. gu Der mangelnoen Giaipora'
@rfobrung fommt oie gegenipdrtige
unporIteabare Scot. Sn Der ruiiiibs
beiesten Gone miro Die ieeliihe Si-
tl,ation oer> Meniben ousgenust. 9a
man feinen Seroismus berlangt ooer
ermartet, fann man oie Solgen, alid
in Der Sraee ser Wiideben, porails.
ieben. 0a Die 2ebensberbdltniiie uno
Dor aaem audi Die @r3iebungsfornlen
in ben Sitgebieten feline Gorausies-
ungen fir cine littlibe gr5iebung Bic.
ten, ioipie tpeeen Ser 9iaiporanot,
geben in Sadlen, Wedlenburg uno
Sbiiringen 3ebntaulenoe, Dor ollem
&inoer, Derloren.
Gr. 3eiger ite0te feit 6aB in
9eutl6lano alle Sorauslebungen fiir
elm Wttlltonslano gegeben iinO: 8iele,
oie bon Gbriitus nod nibts ooer
nihts mebr tuiiien, nno prinlitipite
ieeliorgeriide 8eoingungen. @enn
audi biele I'M 8elen, inn 2eben urto
gSirfen feline 8riioer mebr 1tno, 10
itno Die &atbolifen bod alle Sitter
ibrer 9riioer unb Sb1peItern. Or.
3eiger foroerte aber Elm neues Mii=
lionsipltem, Elm Splten, oas iiber bos
8elpabren= 1tno Grbaltenlponen bin
aQe Sc eidftigfeit, Sos alte
Saus 81 fitten, lit pergebens. I'm
oas &ieientreu5 Ser 9lusnonoerer BON
5tpolf Wilionen Weni6en ouf it6 5r
nebmen, gilt es, alle &rdfte 5uiam-
men5ufaiien. Slammen n1iiiien auf-
idlagen, beionbers in ser Sugenb,
menn oas 3ieI bes beutl6en @elanlt-
totboli5ismus ge5eigt miro: Gie neue
Saben ni6t ou6 mir 6a cine lnf-
eabe 5u erfiillen? Gum penigiten mill
len mir Der Scot iener obbelfen, sic
mitten i'm &onpfe iteben uno Het,
tltngsorbeit perri6ten.
C.-St. d. C.=V.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-28

|faBt beute mod binbertl,noaht5igtdu-
|leno aatbolifen unb bot ieinen Sit
in @orlib. Sn ben reitltden oreiuno-
8tpan3ig Gio5eien lit bur9 bie gintei-
lung Geuti6lanos in Die beribiebenen
geiesungsaonen uno in iieb5ebn 2dn-
Der, l,nabbangig BON oen geididtli-
den @etpobnbeiten - nit Iusnabme
bon 9aDern =, in Sen ieelIorsliben
Gerbaltniiien cine auBeroroentlih fri
tiide Sage entitanoen. getdt alein
orrb oie @enebn1igungs- uno 3eniurs
beltimmungen. Gin 8iidof Der frii-
ber auein nit Ser Hegierung ieines
Sanoes 5u tln bate, muB beute Die
8eltimmungen nno 8eiete bon 5lt=
meiit mebreren 8eiebungsmdbten
unb 2dnoerregierungen bea6ten. 60
muB iid 5. g. Ser giidof bon Ssno.
briid berte ollein nad iebs CD ber=
idiebenen 2dnoerregierungen ri6ten,
oa oieie, Dor alem al6 in Der <l=
turgeiebgebung (S6ulfragen), Doaig
unabbangig poneinanoer banbeln.
Die 3unobme Der &otboIiten5obl
iniolee 3ultroms Der Sltflii6tlinse
perteilt iid ouf bie ein5elnen 9io5eien
pie folgt: Suloa, adtbunoerttouieno;
Siloesbeim, observation-disclosures;
Weiiien, ie6sbunoertuno
leno; in bas 2ono Sbiiringen famen
aaein liebenbunoertunb nb5nan5igta
ienb, nah Wedlenburg bierbunoert=
tarieno &atbolifen. Ser oltli6e Sell
Ser gr5Oio5eie Booerborn nabm adt-
bunoerttauieno auf Sdlesmig-Sol=
Itein beberbergt beute 5tpeibunoert=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bis oreibunoert-
toulen0 &otboltfen. Sn oieiem 2onb
lebten Dor 1888 nur einige fatbolii6e
Samilien. Iie 9i05eie Ssnobriid lit
in menigen 8oden Inn 100000
&atboliten angetpa6len. Ser giniat
Der Seellorge entIpridt aber in feiner
@eiie ben InforOerungen 1no ser
Scot. S6on in .normalen 3eiten bit
te es mebrere Sabre geoauert, Inn in
oielem @ebiete, faIt obne gottesoienIts
lide einridtungen l,no HrieIt Iter, cine
georonete Seeliorge auf5ubauen. Seu=
te bat nun ser ein5elne BrieIter in Die
ier neuen 9iaipora unter ben aIler-
ibpierigIten tedniiden uno pbpltiden
gorauslebungen oreiBig, fiinf5ig, ia
lieb5ig Srti6often nit oft pielen tout
lenben bon &atbolifen 5u betreuen.
aus Sdlesmig- -SolItein beridtet Elm
Brieiter, oaB lein @ebiet bier StGote
unb 5tpeibunoertein Srt=
ldaften umfaBt. 3pei bon Sen belfens
oen oret 9lmtsbriioern iino 5uiam=
mengebro6en. @Gbreno friiber ser
geiamte oeuti6e aatboli5ismus bur6
Sen 8onifatius-Serein penigltens bie
oringenblten 8eOiirfniiie ser Giaipos
roieeliorge befrieoigte, fann beute oie
gigantiide Scot nidt eemeiltert iper=
ben. gbenals 1poblbabenoe 0io5eien;
Die aaden, itno beute Biz 5u flint
unba6t5is Bro5ent 5erIt0rt unb fons
men ii6 faum ielbit belfen. Die mel
item baben ourd ben arieg ie ettpa
5tpeibunOert bis breibunoert Sbeolo=
gen nerloren. Ser alleemeine 8rie>
itermangel miro ourd ben ausfaa ser
&riegsgeneration peritdrft. 60 lit, mo
geraOe iunge, anoauernoe YrieIter ge-
braudt tperoen, neben oem Hrielter=
mangel perbangnispoGe l1eberalte-
rung feIt5uitellen. Ser ya6nud)s
madlt 81 langiam beran. }
Die &atbolifen in ben yebemals
epangelti6en 8ebieten iino nicbt, tpie
oie ebemaligen 9iaiporafatboliten,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-28
manhrrnhr Ktrd1r
&Om 9r. Spbannes Gnint,.
Suting, Sberbabern

8ir baben bod unlere Stride! Ste
ben uns nidt 8rieiter our Seite?
Sino mir nibt in elmer Yfarrgemein-
Be geborgen? llno oenno6 ipreben
mir bon ~8anoernoe &ir6e"2 -
8anOernOe Stride bot es 5u alien
3eiten NIT Dem @lodeni6log v@ebet
bin uno lebret ole Solfer" Biz in
uniere Gage bin gegeben. Sieaei6t
Itebt v8anoernoe Stride" gerobe auf
oem Sobepunft, pielleidt aud, ooB lie
It6 riiIte auf peite Sabrt! Eg8
~@anOernoe Stride! 9ieIes
ldmiidenoe 8ei1port mag ,pobl eber
Die 5oroerung ser erIten driitli6en
Sabrbunoerte getpelen iein, iener ur=
driitliden Gage, bo Ger erlte Giaipo=
raIeeliorger ct. Baulus bon Staot gu
Staot, Don Sol gu Sof bon Wenl6
5u Wenl6 fir oie 5robboti6aft bes
Serrn in aleinaiien ueiferte" 9ieIes
8ort galt tpobl eber fir bie 3eiten
Der Gbriltenperfolgungen, oa @l1us
bige uno Srielter Dor Sen Sdl6ern
yteroS uno Sraians, zines Wtarc Iu=
rel, 9ecius uno slurelian in sic Ser
borgenbeit uno bie ieelii6e @eborgens
beit Ser &atatomben floben. 8ieuei6t
audi v8anoernoe Stride, ia fliebenoe
Stride Dor ben S6aren Ser 80lfer=
manoerung Dor Sunnenbebe uno
Suiiitenma6t! slber au6 uniere
rfortidrittli6e" moOerne @elt, un=
iere Sabre baben ser Stride GbriIti
einen iebr itht= llno fiiblbaren Stem=
pei ser @anoerung aufgebriidt. -
@S mar in oen Sabren 1932/33/35,
oa aogen aus Dem @eiten Geuti6-
lambs aus Dem 2ano oes Mspbalts
uno Ser 2idtreflame, taulenbe BON
iugenoli6en WenI6enfinoern beiber-
lei @eidle6ts na6 Dem fernen, BOLT
leeren Often oes Saterlanoes, na6
SitpreuBen, INN bier als 2anobelfer,
ais @erf= uno 8auorbeiter tGtig 5u
Iein. als nun oiele sSugenoliden aus
oer Seimat treu gebiiteter fatboliicber
TRADITION in ser oItpreuBilden @roB-
oialpora - nur Elm 3ebntel lit ii6er.
miegena fatboliid geipeien - eintra-
fen, empfanoen lie, ouB lie in 8egen=
Oen gefommen lparen, in benen Men-
lden lpobl oielelbe Sprade reOeten,
aber boh gang anoers iiber @laube,
@ebet unb Site oa6ten. 9ieie ibre
@altleute paren nid)t futbolii i6en
8laubens; benn bie 8robin5 SItprel1=
ben NIT oer 2anOesbauptltaot &0nigs=
berg - beute &alininerao - lit
ii6eripiegenoes 0iaiporagebiet, 5u1pei-
len in 1nanden &reiien famen auf
abt3ig, bunbert, ia iogar ouf bum
oertunooreiBig @inmobner Elm ein5i=
ger &atbolif. go tparen iebt Men=
iden ibre Na6barn, oie anoers ba9-
ten iiber &irdenbeiud uno Safra=
mentenempfang, Die falt bortpurfs-
bon iid bertpunoerten, baB oieie iu-
genOliden &atboltfen Sait- uno slb-
itinen5tage bielten, bob ite 10 oft sur
Stride singen.
Inter oieien SSSugenoliden Der
n@anoernoen Stride" ourfte i6 meb-
rere Sabre Brieiter iein. Mit einigen
anoeren Seeliorgerpionieren begann
i6 oas @erf Der r@anbernoen Sir
be" ltno boute es meiter aus, iooaB
ih 5ulebt nit stpolf &onfratres idmt=
lide ie9sun6oreibig Diaiporafreiie
ieeliorglib betreueno ourbarbeiten
fonnte. Du ipirit oid, Iieber 2eier,
berlpunoern, tpenn on borlt, baB iA
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-28
G E S u G. II r

HECK, HIERONYMUS, SOhn
Won Johann GeOrg, sucht Sci
men Onkel Franz Heck oder
AngehOrige in Nord-Amerika.
Gefi. Auskunft ist zu richten
an HierOnymuS Heck, Guden-
hausen, Post Meisendorf, Kr.
Celle (20) Pr. Hanover, Ger
many.
SCHMALZ, GEORG, Sohn
Won JakOb, Sucht SEMEN Halb-
bruder Peter Schmalz, Jo-
hanns SOhn Water Johann
wOhnte einSt bel New York;.
Gef1. Auskunft list zu richten
an Georg Schmalz, HOrnpOstel,
Kr. Celle (20), Hanover, R.
Bee. Lineburg, englische Zone,
Germany.
YAHNER, FRANZ, Sohn Won
Johann Yahner, sucht YER
wandte: Michael EngeI und
seine SOhne Johann und Ra-
fael EngeI Tin Kanada). Gef1.
Auskunft iSt zu richten an
Franz Yahner, Hornpostel, Kr.
Celle (20), Hanover, R.-Bez.
Lineburg, englische Zone, Ger
many.
WANNER, MAX, Sohn Won
y GeOrg Wanner, sucht semen
\Onkel Franz Wanner oder Sci
men Taufpaten Max Rein
hardt. Gef1. AuSkunft ist zu
richten an Max Wanner, Gu
denhausen, Post MeisendOrf,
Kr. Celle (2O), Pr. Hanover,
Germany.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-28

altberiibnte arduterialbe, uniiber.
troffen BEL
y q n b 10 u n ben
n1er Irt uno BEL anoern 2eioen.
uelde i'm beieebenen 3irtuIar an.
eegeben itno.
r8enn Seoermann ben groBen
@ert Der MorimilionsSalbe realtiie-
rem tpiir0e. 10 tpiiroe oteies Mittel in
teinem Meoi5inidranf bes 2anoes
feblen" (Sodn. g. g., SEEM &ie.
gel, S.).
Breis 60 Gents per sSar, pins
2 Gents Sbio State Gales Ear fir
oieienigen, Die i'm Staate Ohio mob
geur 5l1 beaieben bonn
Macmillan Sanitarium
269S Joyce Ave-, COLUMBUS 3. o.
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J 1t ! q II ,
(Sortfesune Don Geite y

oie 8oblerfldrung ser 8artei ouf5u-
nebmen, vtueil Elm iolher Sdritt ,n-
Deigerli6 Den grfolg i'm Siioen in
5rage itellen tpiiroe, mo bie 8artei
groB getuoroen lit uno ieitber immer
aufreht erbalten ipuroe".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-28

Ser slbgeoronete Gepitt bon @tin-
neioto ertlarte leste @o6e i'm 9lbse-
oronetenbaus, Ser &ongreb iollte
Imerifanern, oie 2iebesgaben ins
auslano ihiden, entgegenfommen,
unb ma6te folgenoe SorlhlGge: o.
Sir oen @ert oer 2iebesgoben ioa
cine @tnfommeniteuerreouftio bis gu
fiinf5ebn Sro5ent geitattet peroen, ne
ben Den fiinf5ebn 8ro5ent, bie beute
idon fir Oie 8eilteuer 5u @oblfabrts=
5Deden, fir airden uno bergleicben
erloubt per0en; (2.) 2iebesgabens8a=
fete iollen bon ser 8oit 81 einem Gier=
tel Ser beutigen @ebiibren beforOert
Deroen, uno oos boraus entitebenbe
Gefi5it ser Boit ioa our6 Notbilie.
8eDilligungen beItritten tperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-28

SUCHT Hr. Anton
Arend, OesdOrf (21a) bel
Westheim in Westfalen, Kreis
Buren, Deutschland, sucht
NachkOmmen SeineS Onkels,
der seinerzeit aus der Gegend
Won PaderbOrn mach u. S. A.
auswanderte. Etwaige Aus
kunft mOge man adreSsieren
an den oben Genannten oder
an: Anton Linneman, Rey-
nOldS, N.-Dak.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-28

Brttrllt Enrr zrttnng mint alb!
enu bu, liber 2eer ber Sage paet 8enuns
3tmns erbaln ba Dir n mOsid it, itt Sbresbeas
enuuben, bele nid ab noern rubs gras tell
meie uber besaben ann gBr nben Ou 3ituns mter
Abbeeauns beSemet gerln snn aIten
eueu Sdbabcn fir bic fatbplide EreTe.
0u ann beiu Mbpnnemeut auf ben Cbp 8ainrenao
iepbnum eep 2e enben axf fs
senbem Sormuar:
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WHO WILL SEND FOOD AND
CLOTHES to help support a
Homeless Baby from Eastern
Germany, born January rs,
1947, named Matthias DOM
hardt? Address: FAMILY BERT
DOMHARDT, HORNEBURG-
NIEDERELBE, I'M GROSSEN
SANDE IS BEL REUTER-, GER
MANY, BRITISH ZONE.
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2ieber Qeier!
Senbe ben ,Obip-@aiienfrennb' bei'
men Mnseb6riaen in 9entId)lanO.
yreis: $500 pro Sabr.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-12-29
eIhe TheOCraf

CREATE LABOR DEPT 1913, during the admnistra-
The United States depart ton O President Woodrow
ment of Labor created in Wilson.
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L E T T E r S
FROM OUR MISSIONARIES
IN AFRICA
CONTINUED from Page ~

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paration or the actual teaching
in the classroom. Obviously we
are learning to know the AT
rican child in a new way and
having closer contact with
them which should yield re-
suits in the extension of the
Lords Kingdom. The children
are storing away a knowledge
of the Lord Jesus that we trust
will be of eternal value to them
and to the praise of God. It's
a real opportunity and great
privilege to teach them the
Word of God.
1t is thrilling to see the great
amazement that overtakes
their young minds and hearts
as they hear of the great and
mighty works of the Lord Je-
sus; as He walked upon the
earth. Of course, they are
bubbling over with all sorts of
questions and curiosities con-
corning the stories given. They
want to know what Adam and
Eve did when it rained; what
kind of fruit Eve ate; of what
tribe they we're; where the
Garden of Eden was located;
where God came from; if Jesus
slept in a house; how He as
cended into heaven, etc., etc.
Truly, it keeps us "hoppin" to
keep up with their questions
sometimes, but the Lord helps
us and we always try to give
an answer direct from His
Word, which is our "sure
proof"
The work as whole is go
ing on quite normally, church.
es are springing up out in the
Nandi reserve about ten and
fifteen miles from us, where
our Evangelists have been min
istering. Musa, Josepha and
Saul have all been spending
much time on "Safari'' (trav-
ED work and the Lord is
blessing greatly where the
"Word' is preached. The ORR
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ginal church is set up in the
various native homes until
grants may be secured from
the Government and chiefs for
the building of a church home
for permanent use. The Nandi
near by seem to be extremely
hardened to the preaching of
the Gospel, however, those out
a little way seem unusually
hungry for which we praise
God.
Thanks very much for your
kind letter of October 18th.
The assurance of your prayers
and support means much to
us. We see day by day how
terribly important ones prayer
life is and how Satan would
try to keep us too busy to
pray. Faith is the Victory
thank God!
I trust the Lord has been
able to use the ''Pilgrim's
Progress" in a great way this
year. | am waiting to hear the
final decision on the compile
ton of the Auditorium - the
added space will be fully
utilized during the Passion
Play season undoubtedly.
In my last letter I gave you
the details on the small room
that was added to the rear of
our little house. [ believe
gave you a figure for the cost
of the aluminium roofing that
seemed best to use = it was
$4,000. In addition to that we
have spent $4,000 to complete
the room. You understand, that
half Of this expense is mine
and the other half is Eleanor's.
Mary and Bobby will be home
from school in few weeks
and this new room will be used
for Mary during her vacation
time.
I trust that Overseer Carl
Lees trip will be a real bless
ing to himself and also the
many that he will contact at
his various stops. I do believe
this phase of the Missionary
work is a vital part both to the
Continued on page g.
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GOSPEL TALKS
by Rev. n. g. Valentine
Your Real You

Keep thy heart with all diligence;
for out of it are the issues of life
Prov. 4:23.
People are greatly concerned about
appearance. Americans spend more
every year for cosmetics than for the
work of the church. Not only in
time and money spent making the
outward appearance attractive but
a certain false 'front.' is presented to
the world. Most Of us are really mys-
teries to others and we do not even
know ourselves as we are.
The inner heart is the real you.
This is known only to God. 1.-THE
Lrod searcheth all hearts and under
standeth all the imaginations of the
Thoughts Chron. 28:9. "For from
within, out of the heart of men pro-
coed evil thoughts, adulteries, forni-
cations, murders, thefts, c~oveteous-
ness, wickedness, deceit, lascivious-
ness, an evil eye, blasphemy, pride,
foolishness; all these come from
within and defile the man."-Mark
7:21. The outward man may be very
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respectable but within there may be
all sorts of wickedness. We feel
secure in the knowledge that no one
knows what goes on inside us but
mo thought can be withholden from
thee."-Job 42:2. Thou understand
est my thought afar off."-Psalm
1892.
Since you are what you think it
behooves you to guard well those
thoughts from secret sin. Pray with
David the prayer, "Create in me a
clean heart, o God."-Psalm 5l:l0.
Your real you is what you are in
your thoughts. If your thoughts are
right, your life will be right. Final
ly brethren, whatsoever things are
true, whatsoever things are honest,
whatsoever things are just, whatso-
ever things are pure, whatsoever
things are lovely, whatsoever things
are of good report, if there be any
virtue, and if there be any praise,
think on these things."-Phil. Alb.
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There No Substitute

81 thoroughly believe in a univer-
sity education for both men and
women, but I believe that a knowl-
edge of the Bible without a college
course is more valuable than a col
lege course without the Bible. Every
who has a thorough knowledge
of the Bible may be truly called
educated, and no other learning, or
culture - no matter how extensive
and elegant-can be a proper sub
stitute."
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this Sunday we
have chapters 10
and "a, and por.
tons of the seth
and 37th chapters.
The 18th chapter
opens with a re-
vealing rebuke to
Ezekiel. God tells
him expressly that
he is not to say any
more to the Jews
that ''the fathers
have eaten sour
0rnnnG - AL@
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GODS o N A


GODS LOVE AND CARE
A LII through these chapters in
- Sundays lesson, two solemn
truths appear-God's love for his
people, manifest in unwearied care;
and the responsibility of each soul
for the sin which such commits
against God.
This truth, or these truths,
should say, are equally applicable
for us today. As Ezekiel was sent
to remind the people of Gods love
and care, SO must we, early in
our youth, accept the responsible
ity of accepting his love or re.
jecting his love.
We cannot claim his care if we
despise his will. That is the message
of Ezekiel for us.
WHAT GOD is LIKE
NOWHERE in the Old Tesla
~ ment is the love of God more
manifest and compelling than in
Ezekiel 34:11-27. I hope that you
will open your Bible to this passage.
Here the Bible speaks in words that
burn with the compassionate love Of
God for sinful souls.
8" will both search my sheep,
and seek them out. As a shepherd
seeketh out his flock in the day
that he Is among his sheep that
are scattered; SO will I seek out
my sheep, and / will deliver them
out Of all places where they have
been scattered in the cloudy and
dark day And l will bring
them to their own land, and feed
them upon the mountains of Israel
by the rivers"
One is reminded here Of Jesus,
when he said, "For the Son of man
Is come to seek and to save that
which was lost"
A NEW HEART
GA new heart also will I give
: you, and a new spirit win I
put within you," Ezekiel 1926.
Here we have, perhaps, the SUBJ
FINEST sentence in the prophecy Of
Ezekiel. God is speaking. Ezekiel Is
merely the messenger - the voice,
as John the Baptist delighted to de-
scribe himself.