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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12
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Hnlkslipn

Hi6t MIR in Ser Srbnung ser
STRIDE, ionoern al,b i'm gmpfi1ben
oes 8oltes bauert ore @eibnahtsaeit
bis slrm Gag Ser Seiligen orei &0-
nige. Sn oielem gmpfiuben Iiegt
tiefer geidihtli6er Sinn. 8ei unIe-
rem bei0niiden sItporoeren enbeter1
oie 5spolf 8eibnabte nit Dem 6. So
lruar, tlno in ser aItbriitlihen Stride
lit Ser 6. ssanuar als SeIttag 1lter
als Der 25. Desenrber. l1r1priingIih
puroe iogar oie @eburt 1es gottIide,
Seilanoes am 6. Saruar gefeiert -
bei oen idis1natiiden Mrnleniern i'll
Dies beltte nod Der SAN -, Big ieit
bem 4. Sssnbubunbert iih Die 5eitlihe
Mnies,ing Der @ebntrt gbriIti ul,i
unieren @eibnadtstog bl,rbiette. Bei
6en @rieben aino Mniien rti1,nnt Der
6. sSanuar hires @aIenoers aIs Ge1i
Ser @aiierapeibe nm 1oEsleben eine
bebeuten6e Sdelle elm. No1 i'm Mit,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12
MuAknnN
Bon Yrpf. S. ~. 9uebreu,
Rebaftcnr oes ,0aiienfrenab',
643 Spntb Cbiu Apenme,
Columbus, Sbiu
Sp. g., MaiI. :

ssbre Inli6t miro gteilt bon einem
Or. tbeol. 8ernbaro &ooer, &oln,
BEN sic ,Noros sslnerifa', HbiIaoel-
pbio, 9a., in einem langeren slrtitel
1pieberaibt. sS,tbaltlicb beiBt es in
bielen slrtifel, ser unipielt allf Ole
eegetnpartigen lleberi6lpemnrllngen
in StaIien, II. a.: Cine Strafe Got
tes apar iene Sintflut su 9aoes 3eit,
pie bie 9ibel alssoriidlih perrlerft.
Cine allsemeine Slut mar es, inoem
iie iid spar nidt iiber oie gan5e eroe
erItrecfte, apobI aber Ole gelalnte Sae
lnals Iebenoe Menldbeit erfabte. Cine
anoere art bon Sintflut Ddl5t ibre
i6nu.sigen, itintigen 8alier olrh ole
WtenldJbeit, 1pelhe oie gelmnte BON
@ott geleste Oronlng 81 llnterlplllen
llno aaes Cole uno S60ne I'M Wten-
id}en su erItiden ,brobt. gti6t crit leit
aeltern ooer ebegeItern 1n6t oiele
,uornlilbe S6lanm1flnt Die Ounl1lte
81 5erbreben, ionbern berelts I'M
9llteu EeItament lpuroen 'Staote, Die
Sobo1ra l.r0 8olnorrba, BON ibr ers
fuBt, 10 baB @ott oes,pegen 5ener 11no
Shtpefel bonn Sinulpel olbf lie ber-
nieoerrea1,en lieb. gs lit id)per 5ll
ioaen, oh BEL oieier iii1Sigen S6m,lss
flut, bie lib im ofFentliben ln1o prt-
paten 2eben, in ser &unIt umo int
Shriftt,m, bel Ser Slgeto rno beim
Sitter in erihrefenoer gSetle brett
nra6t, uuf oie Dnlrer ole Salnlne Der
Wtoral, oes glnItanoes luto Der guten
Sitten bulten lperoen. 8ielfa6 iino
ielbIt sic lesten 9Gnrrne Der Sronllng
llno Sittli6feit Ihon beoettflib eins
aerillen. 8nabe inns 8ott, apenn olele
Gdnme reiBen, spenn - apie Der
Bobel our 3eit Ser Srun5oltl6en Ste
pollution - cine BON @ott losgelolte
uno ieoer Sittlidfeit bare, tollgeipor-
oeue Merl6beit ii6 erbebt! 9ann
oiirften Die Gage ser slpofulppie nibt
mebr fern lein! Cine unoere tpelt-
mtI6auli6 -politiIhe Slut miro ull-
aenblidlid nod our6 oen 8illen amo
sic anitreng,,ngen elmer sioiliiierten
@dt eingebanunt, lltdo Der rgilerne
gorbo1ps", Ser mitten ol,rh oertl1es
Sonb gebt, mag als ESpnlbol oieles
9anrmes gelten. slber niemano BON
ms fann lagen, Oh l,no tpielange Ole
Ier 3unnn ben anltiirinenoeu Wogen
Itanobalten miro. llno allb 6u nriillen
mir ingen: @ebe, apenu 0ie Sanune
breherl! Gie arnie, 10 i6wer bennges
illbte 8epolferung 9eoro- -Staltens lit
Elm bebmler,lslpertes 8eiipiel oafiir,
pas eintritt, tpeun IN Der 9tatllr Die
31ntrne breben; es lit uber folun Die
@r6Be lrnb Die 5l,r6tbarfeit Der &a-
taltropbe alls5ltoenfeil, apenn einntal
alpf religios. .iittlihem lno auf auelt.
aniballid spolitiiden @ebiete Die
S1nrne bre1eu iollten!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12
OHI0-WAIsENFREUND

&0nig Aoipnr fam aus wtougenIar6
ggnobaufer (8olfbaiar) uls 0ar
griebiIhen 2nnb,
Melhori aus Seiterreihe
Sie foIgten Dem Sternenibeine
@obl ole fleiBig nod.
sic lpollten Dos 2nnD biirhreffen.
l1no aIs Tie gegen Serobes ritten,
Serobes empfitag fie in tirgen6liher
Sitten:
,,Seio mir ipilfolnmen, ibr 6rei Ser.
rem!
Guere Hanlen
Sino mir gang llitbetannt.
$50 pollt ibr elid birfebren?"
Nah eineln 3apiegeiprGb, in oen
&onig @aipnr bonn nellgeborener
Sssiloenfonig eraablt i,no Serooes an
ihl2Beno tpiiniht, Dem lpllnoerbarer
aino ebenfans ieine Sltlbigurlg bar.
bringen 5al f0nnen, ldlieBt Das 2ieo
Sic iaBen ipobl allf nno ritten 6abin;
Ser porgemelo'te Stern fnrn apieoer'
1tnr 5n i'm,
8eiit iie nlf bie redte 2anbItraBen
gr apeiit tic nab 8etblebem,
@obl IN bie 9api6sitabt,
$50 ssoiepb unb Wsuria beinl &rippe.
lein iaBen.
Ser 9reifonigstng bat aber I'm
8olfsleben nod cine attbere Be6e1l.
tl1ng, oie ni6ts ntebr nlit Dem GbriIt.
felt 81, t,n bat: er ut Ser 8eginn Der
sSdidings5eit. Hans Hnebmer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12
= u. M., Sans.

Oos Buppen- ooer Mtarionettell'
ipiel, bas bel oen Romern l,nb @rie.
hen bereits befonnt mar, miro bellte
nod aufeefiibrt. gs NOR ben Gbinelen
i6on ieit pielen Sabrbl1noerten be-
FAINT. @s fam I'M Is. Sabrbllnberi
nod Sranfreid, England llnb
Gellti6lanb, mo- es nll9 beute nod,
narnentlid in &oIn 1ulo Deiindetl,
ollfgefiibrt miro. sSn aoln limb oia
Sauptfiguren (BuppeD &aiperl ODER
Golner Sannesden. SSSn einen per'
bGItnisnuBig fleirem &uiten, Der
oben often uno llnten perItedt lit,
binter einem 8orbang, fpielen Die
Scrioneu init Stangen rnb S6niis
rem, oie Dem 9sllblifltm ,lniibtbar
lino, ole S5enen arno ubnten Die Der
idiebenen Gbarafter Ser Hltppen 1tnb
sic ,Sprahe na1..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12

trilrfen lit Der @,,soruf fir .Broit"
ginen 5aImnanber nettnt man es.
tpenn oie gali5e Srintgeielllhaft alil
&onlmanbo einen gan5en 9untpetl
gier alstrinft, obne ab5ltiesen. wfit
oem ausorud u8ierndge" be5eibnei
nran oie allf oen @inbm,ooefeln oes
Stuoentengelangsbuhes on oen bier
gden ungebrabten N1gel, Die oa5ll
oienen, botrlit, 1penn Der Silb init
@ier begoiien it, oas 8ud nidt nab
miro, ionoern yiiber Bier" bleibt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12
= 81, g., 3,

Gas @ort 8al1tbrinles jon BON
einem iogenbaften &onig @arnbrinus
berfoan1lren, ser ole 8ierbrauerei ers
flutoen 9aben ioa. Ser eigentlide
Rane oes &onigs ioll sSmn Brimus
gelpeien iein. niintlib San L., @ral
Don Sollatro. Ser Hanre lpuroe BON
Sans Gods als sSanlprinills iiber-
nollunen. @r 1puroe oargelteat init
lddl,menoem &rl1g lno lalrnigen,,
Feiitetn 3e6erantlis. Seltt5l1tuge miro
oieler @antbrin,ts OILS Iusbdngeidilo
fiir Bier gebraudt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12
. 81. g., Sip. :

0as in ser ltursangslprabe ielten
gebral.dte 8ort nletbal" beiBt tSblih
uno foalrnlt aus oern griediiben 8ort
nGergeiienbeit". sSsn na.bbon1eriider
.3eit 1puroe nrit oem 8ort 2etbe elm
Gueu unb Stub Der l1nter1pelt be-
nannt, aus Dem Die a1forru,le,toen
Gotten 8ergeife,lbeit oes ir6iiben 2e-
bens tri,lfen; 2etbe auh OILS Gohter
Ser Girls perIontfiaiert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12
Nrmr 6d,rtft iihpr nip
TragInir in Afipn

| sSft ft1el1t lJ2 Se1ten 1tarfet SuoDe
erbebt Der als leibenidaftliher &ritis
fer bon s. 9. Rooiepelt a,no 8erfaiier
oes 8ilbes vSbe &ooienelt Wgtb"
befannte slltor Sobn 8. Glprrn eine
flmrmenbe anflage gesen Die 8oIitit
ser anrerifanilben 2infen in Dit
often, oie nod ieiner leberaelpgittle
5u ser Mieoerlnge Ser m1lerifaatiibe,l
Holitif in China arno ba6ur6 aud a1l
Dem &riege in &orea gefiibrt bat. gr
ibiloert in iei1er 8orrebe ben 34ped
oes 8uhes: .Dtan utoge beoente,t,
mas bier gel6eben lit. Ser Hraiioent
Ser Ser. Staaten bot l,,rs IN Doaiger
Gerahtlrtg Ser mnerifa1iiden Ser
faiiung obne 8efragllng Des Gongrel-
les in einen entlegenen Srient-& -&ries
geitiir5t. 1tnr s3mefe 5u erreibe1l, Die
1iemuno begreift, IN ei1len &rieg,
Oeiiem Soften llno 6olgen ,lttabSebbar
iialo." Der GerTaiier itent Die Srage.
tpie oil bieg nloglih mar, atnb bennt.
iportet iie folgenoerapeiie: rsSSn Den,
lesten s1pail5ig aSabrei1 spl,r6e at,tier
9ano CUR @erfitatt elmer loatnflen ,tno
binterbdltiget @iifeirihaft mooerner
repohttion1rer Gropagnrtba." @r
fon1nlt aui 0ieles Sbelpa ipater all-
riif iinb ertldrt: rOie foreaniihe
&onflngration etttltanb niht al,f ein-
| mol ober 3ufallig. 9lmerifa iul,r6e IN
oieie Gataitropbe 1pie elm bar1nIoies
aino gefiibrt. Ser Blan auair6e in
&iiBlano enttporfen, 1llro 6ies glaal-
ben Oie slmerifaner obne tpeiteres
slber es lit fir iie nidt 10 leiht, all
glaliben, baB Ser Hlan IN Den Ser.
Staaten BON Mmerifaneri1 6urbge-
fiibrt 1pl,roe, ,,irb 5spar BON elmer blo=
BEN SnnbboI bon slmerifanern
Man1e BON ibnen 1paren 8err1ter.
Mnbere lparen profoalum,,niitiid ge-
iinnt 1,nb boll Don rebolutionareul
gifer. Die 1neiiten BON ibnen tpuretl
gearren Manhe geipannen
SbliiiielItellitgen IN Den 3eitungeit,
3eitIbriften, in oe,1 sSilnuateliers al,tb
@alnbfl,nfltationen. Sic aparen ba-
b1trd) inltano geiebt, rliht nilr 5er,
@elIt ser fiibrenoen mneritanii1e,,
SllnftioarGre, ionbern fat auer Mdn-
ner l,nb Srauen in sl1lerifa in ber-
iblagener @eiie 81 beeinfluilen"
.Die Beridaporung lit Bis iebt ee-
lA'D'e".
Die Satlaben, Die Der genIaller IN
lelnem guhe anridbrt, 1tno t1i9t neal.
Sic 1plroen tn 3eltllngen, Buber1'
uno IN aongreBnerboren oft belpro.
be1t. Mber er oronet Ire lplternat1lH
an, INN gu 5elgen Dob bier elm rotes
ytestpert porliegt, 0ellen nortlebr1ter
3med ore so1uletllterlulg bon eblna
mar. yttbt et1pa Der torentflbe &rieg.
ionoern Die 5rage, hpie Die &omnlllni'
lierlng bon China erfolgt lit uno er.
folgen tonllte, biloet oen Saltptgege'1'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12
9. W., Galif. :

Inter 2lHtrum peritano man I'M
aIten Hom elm ulle fiinf Sabre tpieoer.
febrenoes Siibneopfer 81 gbren Der
@0tter. 9uber oas mooerne Wort
2uItr,rm - Sabrfiinft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12
3. g., MaH.

.S6nrouis" lit Ger @r1B, nit 6ean
Die Stuoenten iid bel elmer Sriaf-
geieuidaft besriiBen, un6 Sh11roIlis
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12

Mir iein it (iebt) 1p0gn,s Geben 90,
Die 4i,roer lhntg'n Der;
go oft mir loaber ferlrrrin,
SIT alle Sabr ont1s l1ebr.
9lber mag audi Ger 8al,er yfein
lal1er lAalps'r," er atlB bo6 oie Cant
ger anit @lese,tbrot beipirten, linb
oub ionit fortmnt er niht billig meg,
Oenn ltnter einem .Salbibiutng, gang
MODERN geiprohel1, gebt es nidt ab /;
Die Sterniinger ieben ia alio tort:
ltnb &llpfergelo inso gteltner
Sie ner1min mir nit on:
Die 3apan5'ger marin biel feiner,
0ie giebnit'n etnli an (gi,,gen tpoBI
anD.
Sic 1nun6int an groB'n 8elteI
ltnb tragrtt tpienig aus (geben tperlig
aus. ole aupferItiiefe 1l1nnlih),
Wtir tattrs l1ns lei berltreiten (apir
apiiroen l,ns aeritreitell),
Grllm MAIDEN MRS friiber aus.
slus bemlelben 9efereggentnl lit
inns elm anoeres Sternlingerlieo iiber-
liefert, bas nod IN Der Weitte 6es
norigen Sabrbltnoerts BON sipei Gb6-
rell gelllngen ap,troe, erIt bonn ertpur-
teirben 8olf, Dem Damn ole beiIigen
orei &onige ant1porteten. Der Gbor
begaln:
Nsas iou oas be6el,te,t, i6aig, lhang
trllr amber!
Sin gldu5erber Stern, Der i6innnert
10 iebr!
Sbditg idaug nur oober. es reiten
boberl
Sinb'S &onige nit &ronen o6er tpeiB
gar nit aper!
8ir apollen nair 1parten bis lie foan.
men berbet,
llnb lpollen iie frage11, mas Die l1r-
lahe iei;
@ott griiBe el,6, fen e,.h nit einnlnl,
Mus mar fiir 2anol1aiten ibr ber-
,fonr1ltet all.
Die beiliaen orei &0nige ertpioern
MN:
Wir iinb aus Dem Morgerluno gar
lDeit bergeretlt,
Gs bat inns Elm Stern ben @eg bieber
ghpeilt.
Gs bat inns geboren Elm &i1tb outs
erforen,
@ie llns 6ie 8ropbeteu gei6rieben
bnb'n Dor.
@ebt, 5eigt uns oen Ronig ser S,l6en
beut' on.
Genn bieIer Weeiiias lit bier lhon
befannt,
0anlit mir bas &i,ro anbeten ge.
idlpi1po;
@s min uns per5eiben all unIere
Climb.
Had einigen 1peiteren Stropben
idlieBt ser gbor ben ftt,,ulr,lrlgsnols
lem 8ebielgelang:
8 apie' ben orei &6n'gen su &er5eu
Damn ging,
slls BORT iie. Waria gang liebreid
ernpfing!
Sic legten i6neu ab aron', 3epter
a,no Stab
llno opferten Dem @inolein Elm ieoer
iein @ab'.
Sol1e Oreifonigsbr1u6e un1
,lieOer finben iid aber niht nl,r in
SiroI, ionbern aud in 6en anoerer,
alpenldttbern, folange ,,ibt bie ger.
iesenoen ginfliiHe elmer foge.tannten
rRultl,r" Dem Bolfe feline beIter
Shate gera1tbt baben. go lit, De,
Setlnat Der obengenannten 2iebel
benahbart, aus giroIs fiio0jtIihel1
geadbarla,tbe &Grnter1 foIgenber poe
tiider Sang iiberliefert:
SD lag in elmer Naht unb iNief,
Wib be,,dt, BOB mid R0ntg Cont
Dabi6 rief,
Glie6 tDie mir ibm iollen eriheinen
Den beiIigen brei a6nigen
tnn ulih etn neiter Shein:
'Sie lagen 5ll 2olleu ON Mbein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12

ct. Marp's College, ct. Marbs,
Sans, ben 26. De5ember 1851.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12

telalter ipurbe Der gng Der Gpiptnnie,
o. =. oer grfheinnng @ottes oatf
grben, als Der .Sbriite Gag" Be-
5eihnet.
ga bns @eIagte, Die 9teIte aItaer-
ntanii6en Seioeiltlatrts, Die Crime
rllng an bic nltbrilflitbe Datierlina
Der @eburt Gbriiti llro enDIih Der
CARTE Shleier, ben oie &eiIige 61rift
ielbit INN Die brei Seibenfonige aus
Dem Often ipintM, oie iinnbilbIid 0en.
neugeborerlen @ottesioBn bie SnIoi-
gl,ng Der Seiberhpelt an 5iiBen leg
ten, mabt es ieIbitperitd1rblih, oaB in
8olfsbrailh uno 8olfslieo Der Drei-
fonigstng tallm cine geritgere HoIle
ipielt oils ser gbrtittog ielbit.
so ilt nn 6. San,tar bs1p. an oefIea
&ortog in Den sflper,ldnbern Oas
rSterniinget1 iiblib, 5. +. Die gbor-
Ianger 5ieben iinge,tb bon &ails 3,l
Sal.s. 9rei iirr6 ais aonige berHei-
oct, elmer tragt eine,t groBen Stert,
ppran Der ibnen ebe,rIo Gidtiing
gibt, apie emit Ser Sonnet sic beiligen
orei &onige nab 8etbIeben gefiibrt
batte. go itngen I'M oberen 8efereg-
genital (2ien5er @an, Sittirol) Die
Ster11iinger:
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-12
School Happenings /.
LIBERTY CITY
ELEMENTARY NEWS

The library is featuring COL
lection of myths and legends for
the first two weeks in January.
A Zodiac poster complete with
birthstone and birth-flower in
formation forms the background
for the books. Zodiac signs and
the myth about each has been
placed beside the central poster.
Last week, Mrs. Finley's fifth
grade class enjoyed its first les
son in using the encyclopedia as.
part of the language arts lessons.
Mrs. Finley, assisted by the Ii
brarian, directed the activity.
This week the class will have Its
initial lesson in using the Card
Catalog.
The polio drive is on! Make IL
your fight, too. Liberty City Ele-
mentary school Is putting forth
great efforts to prove that 1t Is
in the fight for the cure and care
of polio.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-12
CARD OF THANKS
The bereaved family of the

The bereaved family of the
late,
ETHEL [DEMERITT
wish to extend their heartfelt
thanks to Father John J. Jarrett
and his choir for rendering such
beautiful service. Many thanks
go to Mr.. Stanley Robinson for
his kindness, also to the many
friends who remembered them in
the hour of their bereavement
with cards, kilograms, floral
pieces, letters and words of SYM
pathy. Special thanks to the
Pharr Funeral home. Again many
thanks.
Catherine Hilton, mother
Janet Seymour, niece
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-12
BUNCHE PARK
SCHOOL NEWS

The Rev. Edward T. Graham,
pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist church
was the guest speaker at the reg
ular monthly meeting of the
Bunche Park School Parents
Teachers Association on Monday
night, January 8. The meeting
was held at Mt. Zion AME church
in Opa Locka, with Mrs. Ruth
Smith Sands, second grade teach
err presiding. Rev. Graham spoke
on Promoting the Welfare of
Children in the Church" His talk
was so presented as to include
three phases of the child'S life:
Home, School and Church; with
the church getting a small amount
of the child's time, yet doing a
tremendous job in spiritual and
moral development with him. He
elaborated further that, "T h e
church must hold high the ethical
and moral standards of the child"
Presently, the school has on a
drive for the purchase of a new
piano for the schools auditorium
and in so doing has asked each
parent to pledge at least one dol
lar or more to help cover the cost
of the instrument.
Anyone wishing to make a do
nation may bring it or mail it to
Mrs. Alma F. Brooks, principal,
Bunche Park Elementary School,
4801 NV. 25th ave, Miami, Fla
Persons may also call 10 1923 and
ask to have their donations pick
ed up.
Saturday night, January IL, the
PTA will give a weiner roast at
the home of Mrs. Rebecca Nc
Cord, PTA president, 2400 NV
l6Oth ST., Opa Locka. The public
is invited.
Harvey Wallace, Jr., reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-12
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dar-
ling mother.
MARY J. STEWART
who departed this life January
II, 1850.
Where the saints in glory reign
Free from sorrow, free from pain
Pure from every guilty strain
Bring us Holy Jesus
Missed by her children,
Della B. Carey
Sarah G.. Finley
Susan AmbriSter
Mary A. Demeritt
Grand Children:
Lillian c. Thomas
Emily c. Thomas
Mary Gunter
Harold Butler
Edward AmbriSter
Amanda Johnson
Great Grands:
Ivan and Fred McCaskill
May she rest in peace.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-12
DOINGS AT DUNBAR

Under the sponsorship of our
music teacher, Mrs. Dunn, the
grade groups are now enjoying
morning assemblies. These as
semblies are proving of inestim-
able value to the children through
the opportunity to appear before
large audiences, to cooperate with
group and to conduct them
selves properly in group situa-
tons. The second grade group
entertained on Monday morning
with program. Madeline Allen
acted as Mistress of Ceremonies,
Theodore Gibson led in the flag
salute, the scripture was read by
Francina Trip. The group sang
America" and "Hush My Babe"
Mrs. Strother's Grade Group re-
organized the Carnation Literary
Club before the holidays with:
Francina Trip, president; Julius
Lee, vice president; Reva Role,
treasurer; Yvonne Finley, secre-
tary; John II. Taylor, chaplain;
Albert Marsh, warden; Mary Lee
benson, program chairman; Ed
ward Simmons, chairman boys
sick committee; Ruthie Mae Arm
strong, chairman girls sick COM
mittee; Bonnie Lou Hadley, chair
man refreshment committee. Mrs.
Strother spared no time nor eff
fort in giving her children, not
only party but a chicken din
ner along with their gifts for
Christmas. The refreshment COM
mittee served as hostesses and
showed training received in the
club.
Added to our faculty are: Mrs.
Emma L. Bethel and Mrs. Bessie
Dennis who are replacing Mrs.
Doretha Payne, who is on tenn
porary leave and Mrs. z. w. Gist
who is now supervisor Of voca-
tional home making.
The Parent Teacher Associa-
ton held its meeting on Mon
day night. Plans for carrying out
the Associations project were
presented and discussed. We are
exceedingly proud Of the efficient
operation Of the Association under
the leadership Of Mrs. Maize
Davis, president and Mrs. Brown,
secretary.
The parents Of our pupils would
enjoy the morning assemblies
were they TO visit US on Monday
morning when the primary grades,
Tuesday morning, fourth d
fifth grades, and Wednesday
mornings the fifth and sixth
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Hear Ye! Hear Ye!

To whom it may concern: Hello
friends. Have you listened to the
famous Echoes of Zion Chorus?
If not, come out and hear them
on Sunday, January Is at Mt,
Olivette Baptist Church, 145O NV
First Court at 8 pm. They will
appear in Spiritual songs under
the direction of Preacher j. f.
Monroe. Thank you in advance
for your cooperation.
Mr.. David Hudson, sponsor
Rev. |. c. Mickens, pastor
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Mr.. Abraham Johnson died
suddenly at his residence on De-
cember Is, 1851. A native of
Long Key, Fortune Island, Bahia
mas, he came to Miami in 1918.
He was friendly to everyone and
was loved by all who knew him.
He leaves to mourn a wife, a
sister-in-law, several cousins, and
a host of friends.
I wish to thank the neighbors
and friends for flowers, wreaths
and cards of sympathy. Sleep on,
brother. We love you, but Jesus
loves you best.
The Family
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St. Luke Baptist
Church News

Last Sunday found us togeth-
er giving thanks to God. Sunday
School under the direction of Supt.
Peter Williams, Jr., met at $50
The IL am. service was Spiri-
tually high with an old fashion,
ed Covenant meeting on the first
Sunday in 1852. Scripture lesson
was read by our pastor from
First Corinthians l:1-25.
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IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory Of
our dearly beloved daughter and
mother,
VIOLA JOHNSON WALLACE
who departed this life January 8,
l949.
Sunset and evening star,
And one clear call for me!
And may there be no moaning at
the bar,
When l put out to sea.
She has left a vale of tears.
She is survived by a loving
mother, Mrs. Ethel Johnson
Roberts, daughter, Peggy Jean
Wallace.
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Meet the Vail, the mystery man
who will advise you wonderfully.
II troubles are many / will make
them few. / have been blessed
with all the necessary purpose for
your good fortune. Send 500.
Two questions asked. Luck, Sue
cess and Happiness. Write to,
DR.. Fora w. Baker, Jr.
$40 w. 7th ST., Room II
Cincinnati, Ohio
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NOTICE

The Liberty Professional Beau
ticians Club wishes everyone a
Happy New Year.
All members are requested TO
be present Sunday afternoon at
400 o'clock sharp at the home of
Mrs. Louise Boyer, 1866 NV 62nd
terrace. Business of vital impor-
tance.
Clara Collins, reporter
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In the evening service our pas
tor, Rev. P. w. Williams, deliv-
cred a soul stirring message on
"The Power of the Cross" taken
from Cor. l:22-24.
The public is invited to worship
at St. Luke Baptist Church.
Rev. p. w. Williams, pastor
Mrs. Evelyn Davis and
Mrs. Trimmie Clayton, Reps.
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PTA COUNCIL
TO MEET

The first meeting of the PTA
Council will be held Friday, Jan.
II, 1852 at 8 o'clock at the Dun
bar Elementary School.
All PTA presidents and repre-
sentatives are urged to be present
and on time. Mrs. M. Reynolds,
vice president, will be in charge.
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CardS---MeTr1OrialS
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my be-
loved wife, the late,
ELLA LOUISE THOMPSON
who died January Is, 1851. AS my
belief in Almighty God, I know
will see you again. Sleep on.
Thomas Thompson, husband
Mrs. Jimmie Lee Coleman,
daughter
Johnnie johnson, cousin
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Appreciation

Mrs. J. w. Drake wishes to-
thank all of her friends for the
many cards and gifts she receiv-
ed during the holidays, which
made her very happy to know
she had so many friends thinking
about her. She takes this method
to thank each and everyone for
the cards and gifts.
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IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory of
our dear husband, father and
grandfather,
GEORGE L. SAUNDERS, SIR.
whe departed this life January
IL, 1851. Gone but not forgotten.
The Family
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CARD OF THANKS
The family Of the late,
RICHARD DEVEAUX

h1NF1AhD Dew EAUA
who passed on December 8, 1851,
wish to express our appreciation
to the many friends and relatives
who sent kilograms, cards, and
flowers, and for any kindnesses
shown during the illness and
death of my brother. Especially
do we want to thank Rev. George
F. Ponder, pastor of Ebenezer M.
Church, and the Rev. w. o. Bart
ley who delivered a wonderful
sermon; the Francis Funeral home
for the very fine and considerable
services rendered.
Mrs. Anna Deveaux and
Family
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grades present their well pre-
pared and well presented pro-
grams.
Mrs. c.. M. PearSall, Prin.
Mrs. Willimae Murray, Rep.
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FOR RENT. APARTMENTS

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