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Smyrna times., 1952-06-12
st. Peters Church Notes

There will be no service at St.
Peters Church on Sunday, June Is.
Members of the parish are cordial
" invited to attend the annual SER
vice at old st. Anne's Church, near
MiddletoWn, at IL am. This an
nual service in the priceless Colon
ial church, is attended by Episco-
palians from the entire diocese.
The speaker will be DIR. Salmon,
rector of Trinity Church, Philadel-
phia. The Rt. Rev. Arthur R. Nc
Kinstry, bishop of the diocese of
Delaware, will be present. The
church school sessions, both for the
school age group and the nursery
school age, have been discontinued
for the summer at st. Peters
Church.
Smyrna times., 1952-06-12

County winner of the public speak
ing contest, will compete against
the representatives of the other
two counties for the state cham
pionship. This contest will take
place at the Wednesday morning
assembly at HOO. The club men,
bers greatly miss their leader, Mrs.
Homer Stevens, who is recovering
from an operation in the Kent Cen
eral Hospital. The club is inter-
ested in scheduling group games
with the neighboring All clubs.
The next club meeting will be held
Smyrna times., 1952-06-12
COUNTY LINE Al CLUB MEET
Jimmie Haas, Bobby Reed, and
Ronnie stevens Go to Short Course

Jimmie Haas, Bobby Reed, and
Ronnie Stevens Go to Short Course
The County Line 4-H Club has
selected Jimmie Haas, Bobby Reed,
and Ronnie Stevens as their rep
resentatives to the State All Short
Course. This course will be held
at the University of Delaware from
June 1918. The club secretary,
Ronnie Stevens, has selected "Tell-
ing the All Story" as his class for
this three-day period. 1t is ex-
pected that the other County Line
members will select a class which
is connected with the project which
they are undertaking this year.
Bobby Reed has entered the All
Talent Show which will be held on
the university campus on Tuesday
evening. He will play a piano
solo. Ronnie Stevens, New Castle
Smyrna times., 1952-06-12

All are welcome to attend. The
Sunday School viii hold their an
nual picnic at Riverview Beach, N.
J., Thursday, June 18th. Persons
planning to go will meet at the
church at $50 am. Transporta-
tion will be provided.
Smyrna times., 1952-06-12
First Presbyterian Church

Services at First Presbyterian
Church, the Rev. o. C. Jones, min
lister, for Sunday, June 18th, will
be: sermon, Christian Ethics. >
Sunday School, 9:45 am. The Mite
Society meets next Monday even
ing at 8o'clock. A strawberry fes-
tival will be held in the School
room this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1952-06-12

Md. Rotary Club, Mr.. Helm from
the Wilmington Club. Robert
Douglas was the guest of Mr.. Mat
thews.
Smyrna times., 1952-06-12

Legume nitrogen produced larg-
er corn crops from its carryover
effect than nitrigent fertilizers II
15-year test at the University of
Illinois agronomy farm.
Smyrna times., 1952-06-12

tomorrow evening, June Is, at the
home of the president James Haas.
The meeting will begin at 7;30. The
program topic is Musical Educa.
tion" in charge of a committee
comprised of Joan Shorts and Bob
by Reed.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
Northeast Council Asks DC.
Ito Halt FIuoridafion

Opposition was voiced to the
Ifluoridation of the Districts drink
| ing water at a meeting Of the
Northeast Council of Citizens As
lsociations last night.
In a letter directed to the Com
missioners, the council asked that
the order to fluoridate the water
be rescinded and that all further
spending on the project be halted.
In another move the group
asked that District building rules
be enforced with regard to the
house in the 2400 block of Frank
lin street NE. It has been con-
demned for two years, according
to residents Of the area, but no
action has been taken to make
it habitable or tear it down. as
the rules require.
The council called on the Po-
tomac Electric Power Co. to check
the transformer at Thirteenth and
Kearney streets NE. for struc-
tural weakness. High tension on
wires come down frequently and
are a danger to public safety. it
was said.
The meeting was held in No. IL
police precinct station at Seven
teenth and Rhode Island avenue
NE, and was conducted by Ken
meth P. Armstrong, newly elected
president.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
BY the Assoeio,ed Press

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. Sept. 5
I-Blonds may be whistle bait ir
some quarters, but so far none has
lured a point in talent and swim
suit preliminaries for the Miss
America crown.
All Of the five lovelies who have
garnered precious points in two
nights of competition in the two
divisions are brunets of one shade
Ior other.
And time is fast running out or
the girls with the light-coloreC
locks. Tonight will see the last o1
the preliminaries before final
Judging tomorrow night.
Last nights honors went to Miss
Georgia. Neva Jane Langley OF
Macon, who has dark brown
Itresses, and Miss Chicago. JIG
Hoppe. a brunei.
They joined three other brunets
in the preliminary winners circle:
Miss District of Columbia, Iris
Anne Fitch, who has brown hair;
Miss Alabama, Gwen Harmon OF
Birmingham, whose tresses are
tawny. and Miss California, Jeanne
Shores of Azusa, with chestnut
locks.
Miss Langley and Miss Hoppe
both green-eyed and 10, won in
Evening star., 1952-09-05
Blond Beauties Tagging in Race
For Miss America Crown

the talent and bathing suit COM
petitions, respectively.
The Macon Miss, a music stu
dent, scored with a piano rendition
lof "Toccata," by Aram Khatcha-
turian.
Miss Langley also competed in
the evening gown division in a
Ipale-blue dress with green faille
but winners in this contest are
not announced.
Miss Hoppe outclassed Is other
shapely charmers, displaying he1
5-foot 5-inch, 117-pound figure in
la white swim suit. She says
swimming is one Of her favorite
sports.
All five girls now stand a good
Ichance to be among the 10 finalists
tomorrow night, although one pre-
Iliminary victory doesn't always
mean ticket to the champion
ship round.
Fifty-two beauties from the
United States. its possessions and
Canada are vying for the title Of
Miss America 1858.
Evening star., 1952-09-05

British Boys Visit Continent
Travelling in three-ton trucks
SO boys from England this sum-
mer visited Greece, Turkey. Italy
and YugoSlayia.
Evening star., 1952-09-05

Attractive Stryon .plas-
tic pitchers. In lovely
decorator colors. Re-
duced for this weekend
only.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
50 Smokers

Drug Fairs best quality
Factory Smokers cigars.
Box Of so specially
priced this weekend
only.
Evening star., 1952-09-05

Six 1907. beverage tum-
blers. in handy carrying
case. Specially priced this
week end only.
Evening star., 1952-09-05

Permanent m a n e t S
hold notes in place. No
tacks, no pins. Complete
with pad and pencil.
The beacon of Dillingham., 1952-03-27
LOCAL GIRL FEATURED vocAII ST

Somethi ng new in the way of ettertain- ment for Was ngton State College students and Pull Ina nj tes was introduced recently when Kay Guthrie and his musical comho, 1.-The Four Squares" opened the first ses- ... sion of "Fri day Mite Club" in the: We esh-. ington Hotel Ballroom. -.
 In addi tion to theT9-l2:5o dancing floor shows, table service and soft dri nks are avai lable. Our "Dai sy June" Mrs. .:; Guthrie) is featured as vocalist.
 i've felt the lack of an entertainment outlet in Pul Imam for college students de- handed attention," says Guthrie, land the complete cooperation of the Washington Hotel mana cement was secured to help us provide dancing plus the atmosphere that college students enjoy."
The beacon of Dillingham., 1952-03-27
HOW UN-FUNNY CAN YOU BE?

Whoever has stepped 5c Iralning the radiators of the cars parked in the Town Square whi le are at the s.5wa oe+- ter be smart enough to cut it ouI tefcce he is caught Henry Smith and John Nelson recent vic'2Am> O.: this prank at7.
 Feeling is strong agairst such u.t~f'lncy stunts and when caught puni shmen5 will not be spared.
 Tho Mason Dixie line s the divi sica between 'you all" and "youse guys.
 To be interesting you must be interested
  T Chi ld~en need models, not critics.
The beacon of Dillingham., 1952-03-27
THE E A C o N This paper 8 publi shed twice month by Nmrie1 Spears of pt11- ingham, Ala ska. Subse: $6.co
"The Wee~in: of the Green"
On the l7tl 31 i1~cn green fl.

On the l7tA 31 i3-cn green flashes con- spicu 'Ac'y e.-oM coat lepe1s. from enklets, fro 4mo''s ct. Is: from ear bohs. from bUi 4!. e :.-~.l t7~ v.@ere Everyone--those vi ';a e. l. tile 3 5 Jee spoonful Of Irish bIo"G, thoss VI, tn as much es Suc 1ets of this :Plasma from Erin', none at al1-- Haunt green in conmemoration of St. Pat rick, 6 p:ieet whose vision was bounded by tho Irish Seas, yet whose influence touched the world. ..-. ..-..
 St. Patrick dedicated his life to mak- ing ONE people the children of God, and. aside from God and His Saints, Patrick seems to have loved none but these people, the Fri sh. The reason that Ireland wa 8 the place he was shepherd of and he gave his whole life for it; it not thet his heart wa 8 narr4w and un-chri stian.
 This dedication of life to one people is the excuse for what we encounter on March 17th--the growing, the contivial ity. and the wearin' of the green. It is all an attempt to pay a debt that can never be paid.
The beacon of Dillingham., 1952-03-27
Who finally found his wife in Room ls7

Why do you suppose 1t was necessary to go to all the :forma1ity of tho "SesS" glasses in the: house the soberest har- tender. and the cordial birthday toaG*- when it water that flowed from those dewy. dark green Champagne bott1 1es?s... = -:-<-:- .... I had to laugh at his conf ssion: every time gaS near ice, my blood turns to Bourbons ~ ... .....,>..,.:. =. :. .* -
 I should advertise7 They tried to get ma to wear my hair in the coiffure, the Horses Tai1... '.'...: -...
 J think ne was going but he might have been cem4 ngo You can't tell by the way he wears Aie aa';o
 She said her folks were one of the OLD families ef %sxas-. really Squatters. but luckiLy from North Texas where there are less .ot 1o2leo
 That Handsome ras;a1s blonde for each erm--.aEd ON HIM THEY I0oEED GOOD.
 No, What aocut tho zebra?
 
 Be careful "hen slopping. Hops are in package thet looks a Lot like raisanso r. Do "G..as; Esgs ever hatch! What dc ycx4 gat. then ~i: Ggorc: Nslls nas5 run, Jues raneooeup a guun tree and am st's:ko
The beacon of Dillingham., 1952-03-27

I had to laugh ct his conf ession: e time I geS near ice, my blood turns to bouroons ' = =. .'>>....:..': .: :*
The beacon of Dillingham., 1952-03-27

I should advertiee2 They tried to get me to wear. my hair in the new coiffure, the Horses Tai1... ...
The beacon of Dillingham., 1952-03-27

Yeah, and say, be watching for an attraction: The Four Tikchick Mcunta Boys: Willie, Feb, Junior and Lem ar PETUNIA!
The beacon of Dillingham., 1952-03-27

think ne was going but he might have been cem@ ngo You can't tell by the way he wears EiG na';o
Evening star., 1952-04-30

] For 10 full days use this
great new refrigerator
exoetIy os though it were
your own. Note how the
exclusive FIosh Defrosting
does it's job; how you choose
your own most convenient
time for defrosting. then
Just press o button; how
the frost is gone 50 fost
that frozen foods have no
chance to melt!
] Then-ot the end Of 10
doys-if you soy the word,
we'll cheerfuIIy remove the
refrigerator or we'll show
you how cosy il is for you
to own this beautiful new
1852 Admiral.
Evening star., 1952-04-30
RIAL
Call Re. 1000
THIS.|S ALL YOU DO:

Call and tell US when you'll
be reody to Try this hand
some new 81 Admiral with
its 7-miinute Flash Defrost-
ing.
!. At our expense. we'll
promptly install the Ad-
mirol in your kitchen in full
running order. No cost or
obligotion to you.
) In the big freezer COM
portment you'll find 10 full
lbs. Of top-srode sirIoin
steaks q free gift we're
making because we want
more people TO get oc-
quointed with this newest
development in refrieerd-
tion.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-04
,.9dl las fnpbpn in nntrrpr
zrttrngt"

6rouen f0nncn fir Sic fotboIiid)c
Erclle ouBerorOcntlifJ biel tl,n ourdJ
ooS einfade 9eltreben, oas @eIprGd)
oltf lolde Sofen 5u bringer, sic III
lbren fatbolilfen 3eltllngen uno 3eit=
'brlften beban0elt perOen. Sier Iiegt
in gan5 ioealeS 9lrbeit5ielo fir uniere
6rauen! Sic iollten niht nit 9e=
fonnten rnb 9tahbarsleuten pIou=
BERN obne irgenOmie ouf greigniiie
oe5 tatbolild]en 2ebens 5u Ipreden AT
tommen. Sic brar6en MIR 5u berih=
ten, mas in ibrer fatbolii6en 3eitltng
ltebt.
So fonnen lie 5uglei6 tpertpoIle
Iufflarllng oernitteln, Snterelie fir
uniere fatboliid]e 2iteratur erlpefen
uno neue 8e5ieberinnen fir unIer
2ieblingsblatt getpinnen. MIio mar
Tim nidt cine fleine langpeiIise &c,
ipra6spauie nit ser 8emerfung
unterbreden: sd las eben in unIes
ret 3eitung i"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-04

Sage, Men i6entino, balt ou mebr
Gerltano nls 8ott? @iiroelt ou eS
unternebmen, eine sroBe 8elt 5l1 er=
i6affen, 5l1 erbalten uno 5u regleren? !?
Geoe bod nidt BON 0ingen, ipelde
ou gar nidt oeriteblt. G5 geniige Sir
5u uiilen, oab 8ott olltueiie lit, iomit
nid)t irren fnnn. @oue ni6t in Die
8ebeimniiie 8ottes einoringen, bein
our6 sic Siinoe perounfelter Ser
ltuno lit oa3u gar ni6t fabig. &C.
pinne lieber Sic lteber5ellgltng, oaB
bu obne 8otteS Silfe iiberbaupt ni6ts
fannlt.
9tlm i6peigt ooS Wenl6enfinb.
5rosoem - 1pie i6lper lit es, iold
Elm Weni6enfino 5u iiber5eltgenL oaB
eS unre6t babe. Ias &ritilieren uno
geiiermiiienDollen lit ibn gan5 5ur
8epobnbeit geporoen.
3u1peilen oller0ing5 fontnt cine
pl0tli6e Grfenntnis. Won6mol crit
| ipdt, bdufig aber i6on na6 fur5er
6riIt ieben mir in Gin9en, oie ltns
lelbit betroffen, ein, nie re6t @ott
bate. Damn ipre6en mir: r8el6 Elm
8liif, baB 8ott mir oieles 11i6t ge=
9eben ooer bon ienem mild belpabrt
bait" Gum S6luB iinO mir Sbm
oonf6ar. ga, 5l1n S6luB - penn
unier @laube in S6auen iibergebi
merOen mir Oas meilte I'M Seilsplan
@ottes crit i'm opllen llnfang Der,
Iteben.
@ollen mir bod ME ettpas beiier
niiien nie @r. g5 gibt ein ferniges
Sprii6lein, oas lagt: r@ialt bu &c.
rooe uno 8ott fiibrt oi6 frumm ..
10 oenf', Ct lit peiie uno i6 bin
Oun1m!"
| SSa, lpcnn mir an l,nler eigene5 ltn=
permogen oe1fen uno lpie tief mir in
ieoer 8e5iebung unter 8ott iteben,
Damn 1perOen mir inns niGt mebr an.
moBen, Seinen Mbli6ten uno Glanen
ln5 entgegeu5ul ltellen.
9ies gldubige Gertrauen in Sein(
5iirlorge uno Seitllng lit e5, Oas 1tns
| Sbm unterton llnO gefiigig madt, lr
oaB mir in finoli6er ltnterlperIunQ
NIT. oem Gtdter lpre6en:
Serr, Ser Iu alles nobl eenabt,
Sd mill nid)ts, mas nidt Gu ninl
lcbenfen;
Gu moGlt es nibt, lpie mir gebadt
Gu ma6It e5 belier, ais mir benten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-04
mtr hrr Brrnharh urfrrtt

Gin 8rrnoilbcl ultIercr urnen
trul,rlgcn ,3cit lit Ser 9tieOergung oes
Tumilienlebens. Cine ser crltcn @ie.
0eroufballparolen lit Die bon Der Gr;
ncl,erllng Ser Tomilie. Die erlte &or.
bcOinglmg oo5u lit cine bobe 9luf.
Iaiiung BON Der Seili9fCit Der gbe
Notiirlid miiBtc 5llnGhlt ctlpo5 iiber
oic Eorbercitllng sur gbe geIagt ner.
ben. @enn Oiele5 &upitel audi fiir Sic
Gltcrn erleOigt lit, 10 baben lie Ood
lbrcn &ln0crn rntenO sur Selte 81
Iteben. 9tift MIR oaa, iie baben a1d
Die Itrenge Bfliht 5l lorgen, ooB ibr
Sobn, ibre Sodter rein at Oen Sralt.
altar tritt. Stott trofener 9elebrlruq
iiber Oieien 8unft leten mir cine Sc,
lbibte Der, Sic Dor pielen Sobren in
Scr ,@eltoelltl6cn srbciter5eitlng' 81
leIen mar. Sic lalltet luic Iolgt:
Der 8ernbaro fam nucb oem Sod:
amt nob SouIe. "a batte er oaS
Gpaneelilum BON ser So65eit 81
&ona geb0rt, uno binterbcr battt
ser Ealtor gepreoigt, bob oie Che cir
Safroment iei uno oaB lie I'M Sim
mel gel6lolien Deroe. Ga5 mar oen
gernbaro nabegegangen, uno iett laf
er uno ariibelte ooriiber nad), of
oenn ou6 feline gbe nit ser Barbara
I'M Simmel eeidloiien tpire.
ltno ct babte 5uriid an ieine il,n
gen Sabre, ols er Sic Barbara fen.
nenlernte. $50 mars nod tpieoer ee
meIen? sld ia, ouf Ser StroBe. (fi6t
beim 9aa, 5lpolf llbr nadtsD 0i(
Barbara mar aus ser Stride gefom
men, nit Dem 8ebetbud in ser Sano
gr mar 5ur arbeit geeangen. gs ma,
alIo Elm @erftagmorgen, an Oem ieint
Barbara in Ser beiligen Welie itb Ser
Segen fir oen Sag eebolt bate. 90
batten iie iid angegudt, uno ba na,
Die Barbara ploblib feuerrot getpor
ben uno ser bernhard auf, unb aus
lauter Serlegenbeit bate Tie ibr @e
betbud fallen laiien. ltno er batte 90
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-04

uno b6tteit ou ionlt nidts, 10 geniigt
es 5u 6einem Slid; llno battelt ou
ones anbere, aber nidt 8ott, 10
fannlt bu ME uno nimmer gliidlib
iein. Ser 1i6ter Sorql1oto Salio
ipuroe gefragt, iper nab @ott an
gliidliblten lei; er anttportete: rBas
i6peiflt ou, armes Wenl6enfino,
our6 Die Siille Der 0inee bin unO
iu6eit na6 @utem fiir bein Ser5?
3 lu6e oas cine @ut, in meldem
ieoes pabre 8ute entbalten lit! Sude
8ott; gr allein geniigt Sir! 2oB i6on
iein sic, groe 1no ibre Serrli6feit;
laB i6on lein BEN Sternenbimmel
uno leine Bra6t; id0ner lit ST, Ser
Simmel uno groe erihuf." - Scum
neiBt ou Die slntiport auf oie Srage:
@ott ooer sic @elt2 Merfe Dir oas
@ort:
Sic @elt, mein 8rel,no, oie orge
@elt,
Gerlprid)t sir piel uno balt sir
ni6ts.
Salt BUS nit Dem, ser ulles bdlt,
Sein Slid in @ott, fein Sturm
5erbri6t'S.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-04
Dir hptntltdlr 5hlnhrit

@urum baben mir Menl6en Sic
&inDer 10 lieb? - @eil ben &inoe
cine S6onbeit eigen it, Sic erinnert
an oie S6onbeit elmer Goienfnoipe,
zines Sal1tropfens boa Worgenlid)t,
elmer 1peiBen 2ilie, zines li6ten Son-
nenitrabls, Oes friiben @eibnabts>
i6nees. Cine S6onbeit, sic nod 10
rein 1no 1lnentpeibt, bie nod 10 un=
belpuBt ibres eigenen 3aubers lit.
llno oo6 lit oieie Sdonbeit Ser fino=
li6en Menl6ennotur ni6t perglei6=
bar nit ser Serrli6feit elmer &inoer>
leele, in Ser @ottes beiligna1enbe
@nabe iuobnt. sic ragt binmelbo6
binous iiber SEN finbli6en 3auber
elmer nod unentpeibten Meniben=
natur, Der lie erit eigentli6 bie @eibe
perleibt, bie tie erlt eigentli6 enpors
ridtet 81 etpigem Sonnenli6t.
0ieIe @naoe lGBt sic &inoerieele
aumablib beranreifen 5u elmer neuen
4rt bon S60nbeit. Sic berleibt Ser
SiinglinssIeele oen iittli6en grnIt
ser oas 2eben ni6t als Spiel, Ion-
oern als cine slufeabe erfaBt. sic
nanoelt Sic Siinglingsieele Inn in
einen 8ogen bon StabI, auf beiien
ltraffgeipannter Sebne Die Hfeile
bodber5iger gnti6liiiiiie liegen. Sic
maht Die Sungfrauenieele rubig tpie
elm narer See, in Dem li6 bie 5terne
oes Simmels uioeripiegeIn. Sic lGbt
cine Meni6enieele Ser Serge Gbnli1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-04

OuptSAtt% Ddl ltSr plSIlS tlulSS ~lNDl
Oe5 gottliben 8eIens in it6 ouf5u-
nebmeh in li6 ouf5ulougen, in I'M,
lagborer Serrlidfeit oeS perflGrten
elgencn @elen5 oa5 @eIen 8otte5
piOer5uIpiegeln.
Gielleift I0Bt lid) nm sic gebcim.
nisuoIle S6onbeit ser McnI6enIeele
belier perltcben, Oie our6 sic beiIig=
mudenOe 8naoe belpirft miro. Sic
prGgt unIerer Seele einen g0ttli6en
Slang ein; lie modt unlere Seele 3lt
elnen SpiegelbilO Ser 90ttli6en Tou=
fommenbeit iclber; lie pfIon5t ouf
Dem @ilOltamm Wenldennotur iiber-
iroilhe Iriebfnolpeu ein, oie lid) 81,
9liiten lino 6rii6ten entfolten lper=
Den. Sic befabigt un5, oaS @ort 5ll
erfiillen: rSeio pollfonmen, lpie euer
Snter I'M 9inlmel oollfonlmcn it'll"
8ie erlongt man. sic beiliCnodenoc
@naoe?
Gas &lno b5D. Der Eid)tdrilt er=
lungt lie ourh Die Suufe; ser Otenld),
Der Oie Sallfgnooe ourdb ldlperc
ShulO berlor, erlongt sic beilig-
mafen0e 8naoe luieOcr ourH oas
9uBlnframent.
@arlm ib 10 bcfonntc Gin9e bier
la9e? @ell e5 INNER mic0er McuIhen
glbt, Die glauben, man fonne oud)
oltf onocrcn &egen 5u @ott fommen
ols nlf Dem Ser bciligmad)enoen
Snooc. 9luf Ocm @egc Oca Sh0n.
bcit2IldcnS, oes Administrations
slbcr 0ieie @ege fiibrcn ale MIR bis
5u Den Gorlilen @otte5 - 5lt Seinem
Ibron hat nur ser 3utritt, ser oo5
"bod5eitli6e 8enonO" ser beilig.
mohenoen 8naOc tr0gt.
ltnO menn MIDI elmer frogen miirOe
Oh ocnn Damn ale5 8roBc, 0a5 in Ser
@elt iemnl5 gelhaffcn purbe lmo ae
ld)aFfen miro Don Menl6en, Oie iid
Inn 8otte5 8na0e ooer ltngnuO(
! IpS'tS uoSl SuI lllNJlS IuIllIllcIItll, VI
Oenn 0na allies umIonlt lmo pertIo;
getan lei - 10 niiBte id) ibm oIil
antmnrtcn: g5 lit niht mcrtlo5 mi
ltnlIonIt; Oem nenn in benz lpo:
MenIden itoffen, gutter uno cole
WtcnIdenlpille ltedt, ser III lette,
2inie 5u 8ott binltrebt Damn piri
@ott oicIcn Wenlhcn Seine beili9
madeltoc 8noOc unerrniiolid) onbie
ten. 0ott lit Elm gutter 8Qrtner, mi
gr gebt an fcinem @ilOItamm por
itber, Ser 0Cs GCrcOelns ourd) 8no
oenrciier lucrt it,
@cnn MIDI obcr ier1ou0 frogel
iuiir0c, Oh Ser Menlf, ser @otte.
8nnoc belpuBt oblebnt, nidlt oo6 81
@ott fontmen fonnc, 10 niiBte ih be
Oent &orte itehcnblciben: uGr mah
groBc Sdritte - ober alBcrbolb Oe:
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Ser Ounfle CLAIMANT - nidt Oil
Oruflc &oble.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-04
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>A feline t6iitte lat nnb madJt,
bin id) $oiitte, Serr, in 9einen S5anben
nnb bin Nadjt, Serr, bun 9einer Madt.
&einberg, 8eioe, alter Ipfelsarten,
Mder, Der fein Sribjabr iiberidlGgt,
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8rnnbe bunbert Sriid)te trGst:
Quit gebt aus aus beinen rnnben 3meigen.
ltmb bit frasit mid)t, Oh idJ tuadiam lei;
fnrdtlps anfgel6it in SGften, iteigen
beine Siefen itill an mir borbei.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-04

@er Iid auf bie @elt perldBt, Der
lit perlaiien: tper aber auf @ott unb
nur auf @ott pertraut, Ser bat auf
feIten @runo gebaut uno miro nibt
5ui6anoen tueroen etpigli6. Cine
i6tpebii6e &onigin bat geiagt: ~um
in oieier uno in iener 8elt gliidli6
gu iein, muB man alles gu entbebren
miiien, mas ni6t @ott iit." gs lit oas-
ieIbe, mas oie groBe FL. Sbereiia iib
auf einen 3ettel eei6rieben unb als
Merftport in ibr 8repier gelegt batte,
bas 10 oft pieoerbolte 8ort: ~Solo
Dtos basta @ott allein geniigt. ="
gu fannit babel oas @0rthen r@ott"
ODER oas W0rthen nallein" betonen,
ieoes NAL bait ou redt: Salt eu @ott
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-04

ligno6enoen 8nooe. llno looiel
@naoe in elmer Seele it, lopiel Auf-
nobn1efabigfeit bat lie fir oas neipige
2idt Der bimmlilden @lorie". Sopiel
6obi9teit bat lie, Oieies emige 2i6t
oeS gottliben 8eiens in iid ouf5u-
nebmen in li6 ouf5uiougen, in I'M,
logborer Serrli6teit oe5 perflGrten
elgenen @elens oa5 @eien 8otte5
miOer6ulpiegeln.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-09-20

for the Advancement of Colored
People, as attorneys for the par
ents.
The suits attack the constitution
allty of the Louisiana constitution,
Article II, Section /, which pro-
Vldes sparate education for white
and Negro children between the
ages Of 6 and Is years, as being
IN violation of the 14th Amend
ment to the United States Consti-
tuition.
The suits ask that three-judge
court be convened to hear the
cases. Such a court, it has been
pointed out, would consist of two
judges in the district court ard
one Court of Appeal Judge, all of
whom preside at the trial The
Orleans parish case would be tried
in New Orleans and the st. Helena
parish case would be tried in Baton
Rouge, division of the federal
court OF this district.
Petitions filed with the school
boards to cease the practice of dis
elimination were denied, the COM
plant states. In Orleans parish
. petition was presented to the
Board on November II, 1851 by
Attorney Tureaud. The Board re
piled to the petition, in a formal
statement adopted November 26.
1851, advising:
The Orleans Parish School
Board has given serious and
thoughtful consideration to a pc
ttion from certain members of the
Negro community in New Orleans
requesting the Indignation of races
IN the Orleans Parish school sys-
tenn.
The Board sincerely believes it
has no alternative, if it would best
serve the interests of the system