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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-13
Etmas ,1nnt Wphpu

9luf @eben lno 9tebmen berubt
Der gon5e Gerfebr ser Meni i6en un-
tereinanoer. Sd gcbe - ou nin1mIt,
ou glbit - i6 nebne: Gn3 lit sic
8rltnolage oller gr5iebltng, ulles
San0elS, oes 0enerbes, ser gan5en
Gultur. @os lit lhoner, 8e6en ooer
geebmen? Sic meilten Wtenl6eu iino
melt eber sum 9tebmen bereit, oos
liegt in llnierer gsatur. ltno Do6 bat
oas @ort Selu Gbrilti ieine elpige
8abrbeit: 8eben lit ieliger ais Neb=
men. 0tag baS lebtere bequemer iein,
cine lolbe Ser5ensfreuoe tann es uns
ME per1d)ufren lpie rpenn mir nnOerll
etpas l6enfen, ein Spfer brirgen,
cine SreltOe bereiten cine Scot lin
bern fonnen. ga fiiblen mir etlpa5
bon Ser Seligfeit 8ottes, ser, uner-
n1itolih uno tG9lib Seinen Men-
ldenfinoern auh Sen llnpiiroigen,
gibt, mas iie beOiirfen.
slber beute mohte i6 oem liebe1
Seler nid)t MIR pom @eben I'M aQge=
neinen reoen, lonbern i'm ouf einige
anoere 9lrten oeslelben btnDeilen, an
Die man ielten Oenft, oie Dem 0fen=
l6en oft lcbmer fallen uno Oo6 Sen
l6oniten 9obn in iif tragen.
9a lit por oQen oaS Sidbingeben
an leine 2ebcnsallfgube unO an leine
Wtitmenihen. Sour oaourd), oaB ser
Oteni6 li6 gan5 an feline Slrbeit bin-
gibt, miro etlpo5 8an3eS geleiItet,
lonlt bleibt Iein Inn MIR Elm Slid
uno Stiidtperf. @er niht nit gan5er
Seele bei leiner Sogesarbeit uno iei=
nem 8irfen fir anoere babel lit,
miro ME ettpas Sii6tiges leiiten uno
au6 ME oie re6te 8efrieoigl1ng fin=
oen. @ie boben oo6. ale, oie 8roBes
fir lire Mitmenifen getan, iib ielbit
oergelien uno oabingegeben! 3enfen
mir Dor allem an unIern Seilano, an
Seine Singer unO gtadfolger, an oie
pielen, oenen sic Meni6beit ibr 8e<
ties oeroanft. Sbnen alien pollen mir
na6eifern inn treuen Si6bingeben an
uniere slufgabe. Sann peroen mir
audi cine 8efrieoigllng empfinoen
oie ni6ts ionIt uns 5lt geben perntag.
Cine anoere beionbere 9lrt bes @e=
bens lit bas Na6geben. Gas bdlt in
Sen meiiten 51llen ihper. 3mar iaet
l6on oos Spri6port: Ser 8ei6eite=
re gibt na6, aber trotOem f0nnen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-13
Eurhartttir unh prtrl1rrtun,
Smet bies su Mcincm Nnocnfen.

gSenn mir Sic @orte Gudariltie
llno Brteltertltm DerbinOen, Damn
tau6t Dor ltnleren 9lugen Der i6li6te
9lbenOmabl5laol auf, no ser 0eilanO
innitten Seiner 9lpoltel in gebobener
lno feierliCber Stintmllng I'M 8egrif=
fe ltebt, Oa5 groBte @unOer Seiner
Groentattgtett 5lt mirfcn, Oas gr0Bte
Ienfmal Seiner @un0erlperfe llno
Selner Siebe ein5uleben. Sin miloer
Grnlt liegt auf Seinen 3iigeL ein
gliidlelige5 2uhcln umipieIt SeinCn
SOtlrno; ME bobcn Seine 9lugen 10
l60n gelel1htet. S6on Ser 8eoonfe
an Oiele erbabene S5ene lGBt ms Don
feierliher Stille our6fllten. Sin
Sdalter Ser Gmigfeit lmnebt lma.
ga, lit Ser groBe 9lugenbltcf, nuh
oen gr bon Seinem eriten Ser3=
pohen in bethlehem, BON Gtpigfeit
ber Gid gelebnt bat ser 9lugenbIif,
mo Gr fir alle 3ufunft ser Groe
Seln gottli6ltes @eldenf hinterlIBt.
Gum erIten Mule nanoelt iif in Sci
nen gottli6en Sdnoen 8rot uno @ein
IN Die berrllbe Simmel5gube, IN Sein
beiligItes 6leilh uno 9lut. Sn Chr
rur6t erl6auern Sic 9lppltel, oie an
beten0 nieoerlinfen rno oas llniab-
bare ni6t falien fonnen. ltno ooh
oeniitig glal16en0 uno bertraucnO
nebmen lie altf tire 5itternoe 3unge
oas Slnmelsbrot, bu5 gr ibnen aii=
tlg reldt. @ubreno lie ober nod in
leliger GrgriIfenbeit ous ungcbeuer-
llbe gNunOer nnbetelt, pernebnen lie
Elm @ort Don Sen 2ippen bes Serrn,
nas lie ME geabnt baben, Elm @ort,
ooS tbre Seele 5utiefit erid)iittert: ::
vSuet Dies 5l1 !Dteinem Mnoenfenl"
Ger Seilono bat lie nit oieiem
@orte 5u Erieltern getpeibt, Sein
eltd)ariitilheS 5ortleben in ibre Sono
gelegt. gr bat iie 5u Semen Stea-
nertretern uu5erlpGhlt, lpenn gr ourf
lbre Sano oa5 bo6beilige MeBopfer
ols Grnelterlmg Seines areu5es-
opfers oor6rin9t. Son bieien1 9lugen=
bltd an itno bie slpoItel uno nit If
men ooS fatboliitbe Yrieitertum 10 in
mig nit Ser beiligen guhariitie per=
bunoen, oaB oas cine obne bas onoere
ni6t lein fam. Ser Seilono bat ibnen
Die erbobenlte uno b0dIte Goumod]t
ertellt, Die gr Seiner Stride binter-
lonen bat, Die Gollmod)t, ser @elt
1tets bon neuem ibren 8ott uno gr=
loler at l6enfen, ser inter oen &C.
ltalten bon @rot uno @ein unter 1lns
Wenldenfinoern uobnen mill. Ssn it,
rer Erieiterbanb rubt sic Ma6t iiber
BEN pbDltihen 9eib Seiu Gbriiti unb
llber Die 8naoenitrome, sic ibm en1-
tlieBen; in ihr liegt ol6 sic 8euaIt
iiber ben mpItiiden 2eib GbriIti, Ser
onrd Die gu6ariItie seitGrft, belebt,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-13

mir es 10 oft fu1t nt6t itber unS brill=
9elt Dem anOern na051geben. ltno
Ood, mieuicl Streit lnO ltngliit
fonnte Our6 redt5eitigcS uno Der
niinltige5 Nudgeben pcrnieoen mer-
Oen @enn Mrs MIR inlntcr mebr
lernen mollten, mtcb nnOere 81 be-
grCi'en lm0 nid)t cinIeitig nllf unie=
rer Vfelnlng bcbnrren, Damn miiroen
mir e5 erfabrcn lDelhe Otodt lnO
nelcber 2obn in oem 8ibelporte
liegt: Selig lino sic Sonftniitigen,
Ocnn lie mcrocn oa5 Gr0rei6 bciiben.
l(no enolicb ncnnen mir nod eine
slrt, Die ltperItc BON alien: oos Ser
0ebcn. 9lu6 oas gcbt un5 nirbt leiht.
0ll fitbllt 0ih bcleioigt bon onoern
qcfrGntt unO Oieucid)t itbcruorteilt
mo melnIt, Ou babeIt pole3 Hed)t
lbm 81 5iirncn, Bit 1nperi0bnIid) uno
fannIt e5 nidt iiber Oid) bringell SIT
per6ethen oOcr gar Die critic SunO
gum 6rieOen 5lt bieten. >Su, bctcit Ou
Oenn nidt audi: Eergib ltn3 miere
ShulOen, luie mir uerge6en l1nieren
Sduloigern? 9itteIt 0u Oonlit niht
8ott, gr lolle ea NIT Sir gcrooe 10
no0cn, tpie 0u e5 nit Oeinenl ii1 an
Dir Der iitnoigenoen 8ruoer mu61t?
8, mo tGnen mir bilL penn @ott
nibt tGglid uno ltiin0liCb ln5 Der
gebcn luO nit Inns bun0eln mollte,
mie mir e5 peroienen! ltno 0o0 mod,
ten mir nidt Dergebcn? 9teil1, mir
mollen 8ott bitten, I'M ein berlobn=
li6e5 Ser5, oaB Ct un3 Oie IHmcrc
&unIt OeS Sergeben5 lebre ourd) Sci
nen 81. 8eiIt, 0amit mir in 6rieOCu
mo Ginigfeit lcben nit ltnlcrn NQf.
item uno 10 INNER mebr DEM GorbilOe
oellen 1bnlid) Der0en, Ser am &relt5e
Tiir Seine 6einoc ge6ctet bat.
Si6bingebell 9tohgeben lmO Ser
geben, ona linO sic Orei icb0nIten
uber uud sic orei ltbperitcn 9lrten
beS 8ebens. 2ieber 9eIer, priiie oih
lelbIt, Die c5 0nnit BEL sir itebt.
gtlht Dabr, mir Dollen lln5 Wtilbe
geben, Oari1 INNER DollfOmmener 5u
mcroen, oamit mir nidt bloB bcten,
Gein HeiG fonme, lonOern nitarbei-
ten, oaB eS fonme i1 inns un0 I'm
uns. K.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-13

lere elgenen 8emiibungen 1rn unier
gelItlideS @ahstum fru6tbor lein.
9lber eS lit cine merflpiir0ige Got-
lo6e, OoB Oie Weni6en bl1nOertmol
otter ltnO inltGnbi9er fir oie geoiirf=
mile ibreS 9eibe5 ltno ibrer geI6Qft-
llhen ltno berufli6en 9lnliegen beten
olS fitr ibr Seelen6eil. GoS lit Elm
@clueiS, OnB ibnen Sic 9lngelegenbei-
ten lbres 5eitllcben Seben5 ni6tigcr
unO Orin9liher erI6einen ols sic if
rer llnlterblicben Seele. llno oe5balb
bleibcn mobl au6 10 piele @ebete I'M
erh0rt, neil eS oo6 8ott belei0igcn
mlG, luenn mir immer nur lint Ser
gongllcbe5 betteln, pGbreno Gr ie0elt
9lu9cnblif bereit lit, unS ltnoer-
gongIiheS nit oollen SGuOen 81
lpcnOen. %5at lnS Oo6 unler Serr 10
elnOringli6 gemabnt, OaB mir 5uo0rs
oerlt I'M on5 gfeid) 8otte5 beten iol-
len lnO oaB un5 olleS iibrige, oelien
mir fitr fur5e 3eit llnlerer 8ilger.
16aft beOiirfen, bon 8ott oa5u gege,
ben miro. llno 10 loQen mir 5ltr5eit
oa mir fir uniere reifenoen Soaten
oltf oen 6ur6en 1tnIerer gleder ban.
gen, no6 lnltGnOi9er fiir sic GrboI=
tlng lmo on3 8eOeiben ser Saaten
unleres Seelenlan0es fleben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-13

oers @efiiblsmeni6en neigen 5lt
ibnen. 3ugege6en; troboem muB
ibnen 5uleibe gegangen perben, 1tno
es miro nit einer nd6tigen @affe
gelingen: nit bem Itorfen gSiaen.
8ir fonnen es ni6t perbinoern, baB
l6le6te Stinmrngen in l1ns er-
ma6en, tpobl aber, oaB tie unS tDran=
nilteren. Sic miiiien pielmebr in lns
ibren Serrn fennenlerne11, Dor Dem
| tie flii6ten pie 8i6te uno 3nerge
Dor einem Gieien. Der S6m66ling
freili6 untertpirft itb ben Stirnm1n=
gen; MIR ser Starfe lit getpobnt, Serr
I'M eigenen Sa1ie 81 bleiben.
Die @egenpart nit ibren Soften lit
beIonoers ongetan, ltb allerlei iGled)-
ten Stilnmungen bin5rtgeben. gs rei5t
uno regt tugtGgli6 10 pielerlei altf
mas Die @efiible auflooern ldBt. 0o
beiBt es nm 10 mebr al,f5upalien, Den
felten 8ooen ltnter Ben SiiBen nibt
51 Derlieren, Ben flaren 8lid 5u be-
balten, ii6 bon 8allungen niGt bin=
reiBen 5u laiien. 0aber muB bellte
Sem Itorfen @illen oas @ort Inn 10
mebr gereoet peroen. 9enn eS lit oo6
flor: ie mebr Sic @efiiblspelt er=
ihiittert miro, ie mebr bas Sriebbafte
in uns 5iigelos oufmollt, I'M 10 mebr
muB Elm reines, ltorfes @ollen in
uns oen it6eren 9tubepunft biloen,
bon mo aus oie pertpirrte Seele
INNER mieoer SEN re6ten Hfoo finbet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-13
HUT npr rpifpnnpn 5aat

Sorgenpou liebt Ser 8auersman1
an mon6em i6lpitlen SonmerabenO
gum Simmel auf, penn I6Dere,
| Ibpor5e @etterlpolfen Ieine berrli6
iprolienoen Saaten beOroben. l1no on
man6em beiBen Sag, penn oie Sal
me uno &rduter l6laff uno lpelf al1f
Sen 5eloern Iteben uno na6 erqllif-
fenoem Gegen le65en, betet er 5ll
8ott, bab Gr Seinen 5luren Sen
Sau Oes Simmels lpenoen moge.
Genn mas niitt olle slrbeit uno Mii-
be bes 2onomonns, lpenn Ser Serr
nift OaS @eoeiben gibt! Gin ein3iger
Sagell6lag fonn in elmer Giertel=
itllnOe oie @ernarfl,ng in cine SSH lte
permanoeln. l1no gegen 9iirre unb
Sonnenbrano iino Nteni6enbdnOe
obnma6tig.
9lub i'm 9ei6e Ser Seelen gibt es
Sogeli6lae uno iengenoe Sonnen=
bibe. slu6 oie reifenoe Saat oes Ser
sens lit tdelib bon perbeerenoen I'M
mettern beorobt ODER our6 Sroden=
beit unO 0iirre gefdbroet. l1no ie
mebr li6 oa5 @ute in uns ser Geife
uno grnte ndbert, oeIto n1ebr miilien
mir in Gorge iein uno Sen 8eber
aues 8uten Inn S6ut uno Sen 8na=
Oentau bes !Sinmels anfleben. @er
iid i'm 3uitanoe leioliber Sugeno-
baftigfeit it6er fiiblt uno feiner g0tt=
li6en Silfe beoiirftig 5u lein neint,
abnt ni6t mas i'm ltiinolib treffen
fann. @ie manber itattli6e Baum
nuroe jdb bonn 8lite 5erl6mettert!
@enn ale aus sii6tsrei6en Saaten Der
Seele al1sreiften, pdre n1ebr Sugeno
ouf ser 8elt. slber 10 piel gebt gu
grunoe, bepor bie S6nitter 5ur Grit
te fommen. Sft l6ldgt Sic bette gnt-
pidlung zines iungen Weni6en burd
altBere ODER innere ginfliiiie iab in5
8egenteil Inn, Bob es ausiiebt, oIS
lei elm Sagelluetter iiber oie iunge
Seele oabingegangen. Iieles ber4
oorrt, neil ser Seele ser erfrii6enoe
Salt oes 8ebetes feblte.
gsir miiiien fir uniere Seele olles
t,1n, mas in inherent &onnen liegt;
mir oiirfen feline Wiibe i6euen unO
feline gnttdui6ung fiir6ten. 9lber
penn mir auh aaes getan baben, oiir-
fen mir nidbt glauben, baB mir Elm
Ge6t ouf quite grnte baben; mir iino
audi Damn INNER nod unniite &ne6=
te, bie MIR bitten, nift foroern biir=
fen. sller Sesen fommt bon oben,
am meiIten ser Segen Ser Seele.
Gie Stride bot SEN frommen 8rou6
eingefiibrt, oaB oie 8lGubigen in Ser
3eit ser reifenoen Saaten betenb uno
Iingenb in Bro5eiiion ourd oie 6lus
rem seben, Inn 8ottes S6ut unO
8eiitano fir 0as pabienbe 8rot ber-
ab5urufen. SO Iollten mir au6 oft
beteno burb uniere innere @enar-
flung geben unb oen Serrn uno 8rot-
geber aler Seelen INN Seinen beili=
gen Segen bitten. 9ann tpiir6en I'M
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-13
6phrt nrr Rpnp
&pn u. 8Iit Sul sbanien

&pn u. Gilt Spls sbanlen
1Hur 9einer Nueen Illmilienbeit
~ @ia meiner Snnben 9tot nnb Geib
Sd breiten luie einen Seppid ans;
> Gptt, in nteiner Seele Sans
Sat idlimm Der bDie leino acluitet,
@ar feiner, Der bas !Sans gebitct
ytit SdJmert nno Sdilb; nnb bic seele persaF,
9aR einmal an 9einem Slid iie iaf,
ltno Sn tbr iuolteit fir ilnmer iein
Ge t0ftlidJe Speiie in SrOt nnb @ein. --
> 8utt, ih iprad) 9einer Giebe !SGbn
ltnS febre nnn beim ais pcrlprcner Sobn
1tno flppfe an Seiner Stride Sans,
1tno breite iuie einen SeppidJ ans
&pr 9einer 9lngen 9lQuincnGeit,
Spr 9eines 5ersens 8nt9fcit
NQ ,netner SInben Npt nno 2eio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-13
M III fin fdrlurhitdlpr Ktrdrrn-
1ttalfr unr bnnhrrt 9atrrrn allra
frrtig 1rah,te

elne Hebnung, Sic bon einem Sir
Wel'll1oler Dor lnebr ais bl1noert Sab
rem allf9elteIlt tpuroe uno iid iebt inn
ar1lo Der Stodbolmer Gfarrfirhe
oeIlnoet, fiibrt folgenoe Soften ouf:
~Sle 3ebn @ebote geinoert ltno oos
Sed'te repariert." " = uGontius Ni-
6lafl'S lafl'S reporiert neuen Iels an leine
&appe gendbt. - Sem enopI G,o.
orlel neue 6Iiteel gemadt." = Sen
Sllnmel auS9eoebnt, oie Souenfeuer
oerbenert nno oas 8eiidt oes Sen.
fels boBllder eemadt." - uGos SO.
ie Vteer gereinigt, SOS pirflifl iebr
idmusig mar" 'N''
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-13
Elm mtttrl upgrn Mut-
lnt1gkptt

ltnlere Seelenltimmrng lit mon=
6erlei S6Danfungen unterlporfen.
Gos cine Wtol ltno mir freuoig 11nb
better, Elm anoeres Wal melan6olild)
unO tralrig, oft, obne einen belonOe=
rem 8runo oafiir angeben 5l1 fonnen,
uno eS gebort ein felter @ille, Elm
ongeltrengtes Streben oa5ll oiele
@itterltngen ser Seele 81 beberr-
Iden, ltetS gleibmaBig frob uno BET
ter 81 iein. llno oo6 lit oiele beitere
Stimmung uns 10 notpenoig I'M Sc.
ben, lpie 2i6t uno 8Grme ben 8lu=
men.
rSeiterfeit lit ser Sinlmel, unter
oem oQes geoeibt, @ift ousgenom-
men," iogte Sean saul. llnO Ser gro
BE giid)of &eppler bat nit ieinem
8u6lein ~Weebr 5reuoe!" Oielen Sc,
oonfen ipeiter ausgeorbeitet 1no nad
aaen Seiten beleu6tet.
rMebr 6reube!" Sa, oos lit lei6t
geiagt, aber nel6 i6peres &reua
briidt ni6t piele Sral1en uno Oeiit-
ter, pie lellf5en tie ni6t ltnter Sen
auf ibre S6ultern gelegten i6neren
Bflibten unter Oem So6 ser Mrnut,
uno audi unter BEN gtaOellti6en Ser
fleinen ltnan1ebmli6feiten Oes tag-
li6en 2ebenS
Sbnen aaen lit es iicber iebr er-
miini6t, Elm Ofittel 5u boren gegen
sic gntml1tigung, oie lt6 ibnen 10 oft
l1bmeno al1f oie Seele Iegen min. gs
gebt ibnen tuie eineln Siingling, ben
ser Sater Dor Elm groBes nit Iornen
uno 81 Iteln uno nlerlei llnfral1t be-
no6lenes slderfelo fiibrte NIT Oen
auftrog oieies 5elo urbor 81 mo-
6en. 8oller Wutloiigfeit lieB Ser
Siingling Sen &opf iinfen unO rief
aus: v9as lit mir in meiner S6pd=
6e unnoslid, oas Selb lit gu groB!"
Oo6 Ser 8oter mies i'm bin auf cine
Sur6e, our6 bie Elm fleines Stiid
oes Seloes abgegren5t mar, unb Jag
te: v0as lit oeine belltige Iufgabe,
befiin1mere oi6 nur I'M oielen Cell
uno Inn ni6ts peiter."
@enben mir oieies @ort at auf
uniere beltigen grbeiten uno 2eioen.
S6auen mir MIR auf oen bel1tigert
Sag, an Dem mir boa uno gan5 lln=
iere Bflibt erfiiaen tpoaen. @ramen
uno iorgen mir nns ni6t um Singe,
Sic in ser 3ufllnft liegen oie entire
ten f0nnen, aber ebenlo gut bon uns
fern bleiben f0nnen. 8efiirbtete
&iimmernilie 5ebren mebr an unie>
rem &0rper uno unierer Nerpenfraft,
als Sic tatia6lid) bereingebro6ene
Seimiu6ung es tut.
@er peiB, mas ser morgiee Sag
uns bringt, er lit nod ni6t 1nier,
po5u alio i'm in unierer @inbil=
oungsfraft nit Sdpieriefeiten an=
fiilen?
l1no fGGt es uns gu i6per, am
Morsen oie lanee barte Mrbeit oes
Cages bereittpillig unO freuoig auf
llns 51 nebmen, num- 10 MAIDEN MIR
oas 8ooenl ltiid6en our 8ebauung
nod fleiner. 8efleiBigen mir uns, in
bieler Stunoe MIR treu uniere Bfli6t
5u tun uno idauen mir nidt oariiber
binaus.
l1no lit bie cine Stunbe poriiber,
nun, 10 beginner mir nit Wfut 1lno
@ottpertrauen nit einem @ufblid
na6 oben Die neue Stunoe. gs lit ia
MIR oie 2ait Ser einen Stunoe, bie
mir nit frobem Sinn in ernitem
@oaen auf uns nebmen. Die Win1-
ten ellen, Die 5tunoen reiben iib an-
chamber unb bas Sagetperf lit l6nea
boIlbraflt. Wir bemerfen 6ie 0riiden=
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-14

Mrs. William Carl of Sacramento
Pa, spent a few days at the begin
ming of the week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Culver.
Mrs. Herbert Ryan was in Ches-
ter visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
WeinbrOck and Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Ryan for the past week.
Miss Jean Massier and Mr.. Frank
lin Lynch of Berlin, Md, were Sun
day guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Scott will
be host and hostess to the members
of their bridge club on Saturday
evening.
Professor and Mrs. w. Burnette
Of Salisbury, were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Short on
Sunday.
Mrs. Blanch Hitch is a patient in
the Milford Memorial Hospital hav-
ing suffered a broken arm as a re-
suit of a fall.
Mrs. Arita Smith entertained the
members Of her bridge club on
Monday evening.
Don't forget Lighthouse Christ
mas Party for members and fami-
lies starting at o'clock in the
Sunday School Room.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-14
AP Newsfeatures


If teachers would like 10 bav,
one subject upon which students
would concentrate their best Of.
forts, it probably would be a course
on boy-girl relationship.
So popular has this topic become
that the federal bulletin Home
making and Family Living" offers
many suggestions in respect Ia
conducting such a course.
While it is reasonable to assnme
that some students might have a
better understanding of bov-eiti
relationships than teacher, never
theless much can be learned nv
the exchange of ideas between
teacher and class.
The booklet emphasizes the
dating problem, saying that one
teen-ager is faced by the
dismaying lack of dates. Another
runs into difficulties with parents
1t may be group dating, double dat
ing, single dating. going steady
counting, a blind date, a pickup
'or a Dutch treat. )"
While it emphasizes that "tbera
lis usually no set of rules on get
ting along with others" the mr.
pose of a course of this kind. ac-
cOrding to them, is to help young
people to understand themselves.
Some good suggestions for class
discussions are:
Should boys and girls be allowed
to choose their own friends?
Why are some students popular
while others are either unpopular
or ignored?
Why is it that some girls arc
popular with boys and not with
girls?
How to make friends with the
opposite sex.
How to be happy when alone.
When you see a boy you like.
how do you get him to notice you?
Should boy meet a girls par
ents on the first date?
What is the responsibility of an
escort on a date?
Should younger brother or sis
ter be permitted to so every place
we go?
Panel discussions suggested to
teachers are:
Have students write autobio-
graphical sketches showing how
and why certain friendships have
influenced their lives.
Have students watch for, attend,
and discuss commercial movies
which highhght relationship stu
atiOns of interest to them.
Whenever personal problems are
involved in classroom discussion,
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BRIDGEVILLE
By Mrs.
Keller uOch
Phone
BrldgeVllle 52S2

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. CULLEN en-
tertained at dinner on Sunday in
honor Of their son, Sgt. John E.
CULLEN, on his 23rd birthday. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Rap
dOlph CULLEN and sons and Mr..
John Ebriek of fredericksburg. Mr..
and Mrs Martin CULLEN and son of
Delaware City, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard CULLEN and son of Milford, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Orion Webb and Mr..
w. H. Newton.
Word has been received of the
arrival of Pvt. James Mifflin in Ko-
rea. He is stationed at the Installa-
ton Base there.
Mrs. Glenna Adams has recently
moved into her home on Cedar
Street.
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More POlUer For Trucks

CARROLLTON, Ga. - up -
Take a standard motor truck. ado
an extra axle and an extra drive
shaft, and what have you?
Twice the moving power at an
increased operating cost of onIy
10 per cent. So says Roy Richards
CarrolltOn engineer-inventor-bus-
mess executive.
One of Richards numerous in
terests is a construction companv
which specializes in building cleo
trio power lines. Trucks eouipped
with tall towers are used extern
sively in this work. Richards de-
cided he needed more motor power
and more overall stability to cone
with the special problems and
rough terrain encountered in
stringing power lines.
So he developed a power divid-
er which permits the regular
truck motor to power the two
drive shafts.
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Can't Bear 1t

BANFF, Alta. - (P - A wo-
man and her son leaving the upper
Hot Springs Pool recently were
startled--to put it mildly-when a
mother grizzly with two cubs stood
IN the road few yards away. Hur-
rying back to the Hot Springs Of
nee, they telephOned a warning to
the folk at their own house near
by.
The woman's husband discharg-
ed a shot gun into the air to get
the bears headed for the mountain
bush again.
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young people should be wary of
abusing their own dignity. While
1t is fine to discuss certain as
spects of bOy-girl relationships.
you should not give the impression
that you are totally inadequate in
coping with other human beings
Also the confession" type of
discussion is silly since there is
nothing to be gained. For example
you might bring yourself to tell
others that your family does not
understand you or that YOU can't
convince Nom or Dad that Won are
entitled to later hours-those little
gripes are human. But further dis
cussion of family differences or
opinions is not necessary. and
there would be no point in i'm
parting to others personal family
gossip.
Panel discussions on date be-
havioT, movies, manners and ETH
quette are suggested in the book
let. One way teachers can be help
full is in helping pupils write IN
vitatiOns, greetings, refusals, ae-
ceptances and thank-yOu notes,
evaluating them for appropriate
ness, style and gTaciOusness.
The importance of these discus
siOns should be to help you in ar
irving at decisions in respect to
your own problems, and in evalu-
ating things in the light of your
own experiences. Whatever hap
pens don't accept ideas which seem
OF the beam even though the ma
jority is in favor. Merely use opin-
ions of others to arrive at def
mite conclusion in respect to your
own ideas.
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America hos made Chevrolet
A Acknowledging trucks its
No. ] choice, because Chevrolet
trucks consistently do more work
for the money -. cut hauling
costs. This outstanding econ
omY stems from ChevroIef's
greet ene;aeered-in feufvres-
powerful VuIVe-in-heod engine;
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Vatican To MicrOfLm
Manuscript

VATICAN CITY-(P)-The Vati-
can has authorized microfilm re-
production of almost the entire
treasure of ancient manuscripts in
the Vatican Libraries.
Heretofore these have been viz
tually inaccessible, except to stu
dents or scientists able to come
mere to see them. After the filming
Is complete. it is expected that
copies of the manuscripts. by subj
ects, will be made available for
study or record at authorized in
situations.
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No Steps Taken

NANAIMo, B. C.-P-A couple
who We're rescued from a grounded
gasboat were each fined SIS on
charges Of causing disturbance.
Oficers OF police boat that an
sWered their call for help said the
couple could have stepped ashore
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durable eh0nneI-tYpe frame;
rugged rear axle and dozens
OF other moneY-saving advun-
tuses. Follow the lead Of
Americas largest group Of truck
owners. Choose a Chevrolet
Acknowledging Truck and
save! Come in and see us-and
get the right truck for your Job.
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Heavyweight

LETHBRIDGE. Alta. - (P) - 1t
would take a lot of cream tc do
justice to the strawberry that Mrs.
George HalvorsOn picked in her
garden at COaldale. It weighed
three-quarters of an ounce. and
was SIS inches in circumference.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-14
In Own Backyard

HUDDERsFIELD, Eng tP)
A young reporter making a rou-
tine check at the fire station was
allowed to go along with the fire-
men when they answered a call. 1t
turned out to be the reporters
house that was on fire.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-14

The Julian Alps are in north.
western Yugoslavia.