The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-11-03

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ciples of brotherhood. cooperation
and justice. Is the aim Of the
Bahaoi FAITH. There are no ha-
man needs of the present day
which BAHIA 'llsh has not prosid-
ed for in His teachings OF all
these needs the most imperative.
perhaps, Is the economic one, since
IL is the undertaking cause of most
of the unrest and violence which
fills the world today Sc. Ii the eco
nomic needs of man. of whatever
race or class are satisfactorily pro
vided for. hai mony and peace with
in the nation and throughout the
world will bemore speedily forth
coming
A spiritual message for this prac
tical and scientific age is of little
avail il it does out include q so
luton of the economic ill., II is
no reflection upon the greatness
of Christ's message. upon the di~
vinity of its Author, to suggest
that because of the undeveloped
condition of humanity in His day.
no definite details for the organ
ization of society could be given.
Even the question of slavery was
left untouched. 10 such an extent
that earnest Christians but two
generations ago could find justifi
tion for the institution of slavery
treated.
ia rA..,4.uu nh,.r,kx aaxy..fa,ad ~.
stitutions of brotherhood and char
ity, it's chief effort devoped to the
spiritual development of the indi-
vidual.... The Bahai Faith. while
preserving all the spiritual prinei-
pies laid down by Christ, establish
es a definite world program. How
to abolish poverty and industrial
slavery how to inspire the work
man with a willing and energetic
cooperation with the capitalist and
investor in manufacturing the
worlds wealth of goods are prob
lens fully treated in this World
Faith revealed by God for the
twentieth century. Its goal is the
establishment of the Kingdom of
God on earth. No subject could
be more important in this day
This is adapted from article by
Stanwood Cobb.
FRIENDS BRING JOY:
Mrs. ]. Burch, Mrs. Ellie Pierce and
Mrs. Shelly were surprised guest
OF Mrs. Martha Carr of East Co
lumbia Ave. who is not SO well in
her home. Ice cream and cake was
served.
JOINS HUSBAND:
Mrs John Costello formerly of Ur-
bana, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. l..
A. Clark has Joined her husband
at Providence r. Island Mr. Cos
tella, recent graduate of the I'm
iversity Of Ills, met his wife in
New York. Mrs. Costello, mother
of Mrs. Clark is improving from
a recent fall.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY:
Master Daniel C. Mortified, small
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Freddie
Mortified celebrated his End birth
day at home with his parents. Mr..
Freddie Mortified was able to re-
turn to his shop after recent auto
mobile accident. Mrs. Rebecca
Ward, mother of Mrs. Freddie
Mortified has been confined to the
Burnham hospital.
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PASTOR RETURNS
Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Donaldson
pastor of the Salem Bapt. Church
hove returned after visiting rela-
tives in Tenn. Rev. Donaldson was
guest speaker at a Mems meet
ing on Sunday at the Sylvannia
Bapt. Church He preached at the
Pleasant Bapt. Church in Tenn,
and in Murphysboro.
$50
VISITS FOSTER PARENT
Mrs. Corrine Baker. of Gary In
diana. motored here with her bro
ther-in-law and visited Mrs. Tex
Bowyer Of w. Beslin st.
$40
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Joseph Wilson, Bovina. Miss %
Carolyne Clark, Champaign "a
sss
DEDICATION PROGRAM
The Free Will Bapt. Church, at
Romaine and Eads SITS, urbana.
will hold their dedication program
on Oct. 18th, at pm. The public
is invited. Rev. Prince Williamson
is pastor.
BIRTHS
NEWBlLL, to Mr.. and Mrs. J.
706 N. 4th St., daughter at ITO
m. Saturday in County hospital
ENLIST As STEWARDS
Lloyd Carter. 20. 408 E. Hill
ST., and Fred Moseley. l9, 708
N. Ash St.. have been enlisted in
the navy for four years as stew
ards and sent to Great Lakes ma
val training station for prelimin-
airy training. the Champaign re-
cruiting snhststinn. ground floor
of the post office building an
nouneed SATURDAY.