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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18

(NaSLaVak Sd j. SLTdneJ
nego N. r. Hrvatske. Kako
rekosmo to ~forsiraju Hrvati,
4 ne Srbi - bar ne javno
sto mi znamo - jer nezna-
mo sto Sc liza kulisa dogadja.
bas ia sumnja, da Srbi to
liza kulisa rade, a hrvatske
slusaju podrzava op-
tuzbu, da izmedju kraljevske
j Titove Jugoslavije nema u
pogledu neke osobite razr
like.
cini Sc, da u tomu nikoga
ne smetaju unutarnja protu-
slovlja. Dok je postojala te-
"a, da 81 Hrvati j Srbi je-
dan, jugoslovenski narod, O.
vakve Sc postupke moglo ne
kako teorijski razumjeti, j.
ako ne opravdati. Sad kad
Sc sluzbeno priznaje, da su
Hrvati i Srbi diva naroda,
kao sto i jesu, sad nikoga
nesmeta ako Srbi, sasvim j.
spravno i logicno, svoja drus-
iva zovu srpskima, Slovenci
slovenskima, - TEX Hrvati
nesmiju svoja drustva nazi-
vati hrvatskima, jer je to -
kazu 49, sovinizam. To je sve
u ocitom protuslovlju S te-
meljnom politikom vladajuce
stranke, koja je osnovala ma
cionalne federativne republi-
Ike. Sigurno in nije stvorila
cato da nestanu imena Hr-
vatska, Srbija i tako dale,
nego da Sc ona uzdrze, zivu
i napreduju u skladnoj Ia
jednici. Oznaka narodn o s t
drustva, ill narodnog karak-
terra neke pjesme, ma koje Sc
je G. Komar okomio, neznaei
netrpeljiv nacionalizam, nego
bas obrnuto, ukazuje samo
ma to, da je svakomu slobod-
no da Dude sto hoce i da ma
stupi pod svojim imenom uz
uslov da sc bratski j ljudski
odnosi prema drugima. sto
mi znamo nj socijalizam ne
ukida narodnosti, nego has
cato sto pusta svakomu da
Dude sto hoce otupljuje ma
cionalne ostrice. Iii Ear u Hr.
vatskoj nema te slobode?
! sto je mama pzonato, dc
sada nijedan Srbin, iii Slo'
venac, nije napao hrvatskt
naive drustava, nego to cine
samo hrvatski d~ogmaticari
zanesenjaci ma stetu svoje ro'
djene zemlje i drzavne "a
jednice.
Ako Sc ne varamo, gospo'
din je Komar uplivan clar
svoje stranke j Clan Izvrsnos
Vijeta Republic Hrvatske
On hi pametnije ucinio, da 81
zauzme, da Hrvatska zadrz
cd svoje a~kumulacije wise ne
go zadrzava, da sc izgrad
zeljeznica Split-L Bugoj
no-Sarajevo, pa zeljeznica Sa
rajevo-Kos. Mitrovica, pa on
da tunel ispod Ucke, pa Re
ljeznica Mostar-Split, i mex
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18
0bIici ve|ikosrpske propaganda

druge pruge, nego sto sc be-
potrebe okomljuje ma hrvat-
ska kulturna i pjevacka drus-
iva, pa tako, htio ne htio,
size razdor izmedju Hrvata i
Srba. A kad bi malo razmi-
slio mozda bi mu svanulo, da
Beograd, kao prijestonica, ra-
cara temelje Jugoslavije, i
trazio MEN premjestaj u Bos-
nu. To bi bio konstruktivan
rad u zajednickom interesu
svih jugoslovenskih naroda i
drzava.
A kad smo kod grijeha ko-
munista Hrvata, treba da do
damo jos | ovo. U saveznom
drzavnom aparatu, kako cuje-
mo, Srbijanci, sasvim narav-
no, nastoje, da njihovi ljudi
dobiju dobra namjestenja u
d%iplomaciji j drugdje. To ra-
de i Slovenci S velikim uspje-
HON. Same Hrvati ne samo
sto. suite, nego sami svojim
ljudima bacaju klipove pod
noge, pa i'm cak i ondje, gdje
su sasvim autonomni, prijece
da podju u inostranstvo, da
nesto nauce. A u Hrvatskoj
ina sijaset vrijednih ljudi,
koje sami Hrvati guraju u
zapecak, jer niece da Sc bore,
da republika Hrvatska Dude
svagdje z%astupana pc svojoj
snazi, broju i pc sposobnosti
svojih ljudi.
Poznato je, ma PRIMER, da
u svakom p~arlamentu, pa ia.
ko i u jugoslovenskom, svaki
poslanik nastoji da tjera vo.
! du ma svoj Min. Tu svagdje
nastane guzva i mesetarenje
sa finansijama, pa oni koji
su energicniji j grlatiji do
laze prvi ma red, jer je jas
no, da nijedna drzava memo
Re sve cd jednom zadovoljiti
A oni koji SUITE dolaze zadnj,
ma red. Medju sutljivcima I
beogradskom p%arlamentu Hr'
vati SUI ma prvom mjestu
Medjutim, ko hoce, da sto po'
stigne, iii dobije, mora Sc "a
to i boriti. Takav je svijet
zivot. Pecene jarebice nixon,
ne, padaju same cd sebe u u
sta. Hrvati imaju razloga d.
Sc bore, jer to zahtijeva Mi
how interes, a i da zahtijeva
ju, jer i'm ma to dale pravt
uloga, koju je Hrvatska Cd
igrala kod osnutka prve, ka'
i druge Jugoslavije. Jugosla
via je prvenstveno tvorevin'
hrvatskih mozgova | hrvat
skog rada. Doci &c dan ka(
&c Sc Hrvatska i Srbija, ka'
stupovi Jugoslavije, medju S
odnositi ma ravnoj nozi, biv;
50:50,a prijestonica biti u ne
kom federalnom distriktu
Bosni. Hoce Ii to provesti Ii
to, iii ko drugi, neznamo, al
neko hoce, jer kad Sc sv
prouei i vagne, to je objek
tivno pravo, a pravda ma kra
ju ipak pobjedjuje. Ali o tor
u slijedetem clanku.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18

lju, nego samo da iii prima-
ju).
Najvise je bio prituzaba
da su i'm sposobni lokalni lju-
di racunali "a jednu- obicnu
punomoc cd 40 do 80 dolara.
To je - neka mi sc oprosti
- deracina! Ia jednu obic-
nu punomot posve je dosta
10, najvise is, dolara. Ako
treba traziti svjedoke, pot
pise javnog biljeznika j O.
kruznog registratora, pa on
da ovjerovljenje cd strane
jugosl. konzulata, treba ma:
platiti "a saw tai posao / VII
jeme, ali nikako 40 iii so do
lara!
A ovo je bio ! jedno u
godno iskustvo:
Jedan covjek il Miami,
Florida, trail savjet. Odgovo-
rib mu da CO stanoviti mas
covjek tamo biti najbolji "a
to, pa neka sc obrati ma nj.
No on Sc opets obraca meni:
rodom je IL Srbije, a htjeo
hi - buduc Sc wee ne misli
vraeati u rodni kraj, - da
svoj dio posjeda tamo daruje
svome bratu; "a tn svrhu ire
ba ispostaviti jednu darov-
nicu, odnosno zakonito pre-
nijeti pravo vlasnistva sa Sc
be ma brata. Znate Ii kako
me je to dirnulo! Mnogi smo
cd mas eujali da su Srbijanci
samo sicardzije i carsijasi; a
evo oval covjek, pravi Srbi-
janac, hote da svoj posted
daruje - ne proda! - svo-
me bratu! Kad sam Sc uvje-
rio da mu jedan takav doku-
menat nitko drugi u njegovoj
koloniji ne moze napraviti, i
kad mi je dao i sve trazene
i~nformacije, napravio sam
mu sve to, i uputio ga kako
&c dobiti i potpis notara i O.
kruznog registratora i jugo-
slavenskog konzulata, sto je
on tocno poslusao; ujedno
sam mu pisao da mu "a saw
tai posao ne Salem nikakvi
racun; bio sam zbilja duboko
dirnut tako lijepim bratskim
postupkom. Kad mu je ME-
gov nadlezni jug. konzulat
povratio tai dokumenat Ia
konito ovjerovlien, i kad Sc
covjek osvjedocio da je sve
u redu, topic mi zahvalio !
poslao jednu "napojnicu", !
to je ujedno bio jedini dar
koji sam cd ikoga PRIMO, a
koji nisam trazio niti ma n,
~racunao, kao nj ma ikoji dru'
81. Bio mi je jedino i CLAW
no ma pameti da koristim
bliznjemu svome, jer sam vel
davno uvidio i o~sjetio da Ii
vot ljudski ne vrijedi suplja
boba ako nije posvecen nasi'
ma bliznjima.
sto ina mnogo i premnoge
tin nash "bliznjih' koji 81
ogrezli u sumnjicenju i kri'
vom tumacenju svake rice
i djela drugih ljudi, to mas
ne smile smetati u jos jaco,
odluci da Sc ne pokolebame
ma jedino pravoj stazi zivota
I ako budem j u buduce
mogao da uskoristim bio ko'
jem bratu iii sestri, clanu il
neclanu H.B.Z., uvijek san
| spreman "a to!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18

y
platno biti ma ruku onima .ko
pitanjima u kojima nije po-'
trebno unajmiti advokate.
Jedan filozof davno je ka-
gao da nam je izgubljen sva-
XII dan u kojemu nismo nista
naucili, jer da covjek mora
svaki dan da uci "a tome je
kasnije jedan cinik nadodao:
a onda umre glup). ia sam
il ovog iskustva naucio da
su nasi (pa valjda j svi dru-
gil ljudi, i mladi i start sa-
mo oponasatelji svojih pre-
daka: i pametni j glupi, !
posteni i n~eposteni i naivni
i lukavi, it'd. Ina i'll koji su
ponudili novac da i'm napra-
vim neke jednostavne doku-
mente, a ina III ! koji su
htjeli da i'm posve besplatno
obavim neke poslove koji su
iziskivali citave safe vreme-
ma i rada. Otklonio sam i jed
no i drugo, jer nisam isao
"a novcem, niti Gu dozvoliti
da me itko izrabi.
Ljudi nisu vicni, osobito u
danasnje vrijeme kad Sc nj
djeca nece da maknu ako i'm
Sc vec unaprijed re dade bak-
Sis, da tuju iii vide ikoga koji
hi i'm besplatno bio ma sluz-
bu, pa SUI, dosljedno, skep-
ticni, sumnjicavi kad naidju
ma takovog; obicno mu pri-
davaju neke toboz ocite, iii
pax zakulisne, sebicne in
terese.
A ipak, nikakvi me, apso.
lutno nikakvi osobni Interest
nisu vodili u onoj ponudi.
Prize svega, meni ne treba
novaca; imam kruh mas svag.
danji, pa gdjekada i pogace,
i ne trazim bolje, a novac
sam prezirao jos kad sam
bio mladic. Kad hi ljudi INA
Ii kako je divno potpunoma
zaboraviti sebe i staviti Sc U
sluzbu drugih, nista ne ira
zeci a sve davajuci i zrtvuju.
ci, ne bi bill sebicni, a onda
bismo sigurno zivjeli u jed
nom zemaljskom raju.
Protivno m e ocekiva'
nju, javilo mi Sc IS clanova
i clanica iona ponuda ,nije BIZ
la samo "a clanove HBZ. ne
60 "a sve kojima je bio po'
treban savjet). Svakome san
odgovorio "a to je bio posao
no ia sam ga volio!) Medju'
tim, mnogi SUI razumjeli de
sam onom ponudom obecat
da Gu obaviti razne zakonskt
i slicne poslove, a ia to nj
sam kazao, jer ne bi bio n
pravo da Sc natjecem sa 10
kalnim ljudima koji SUI spo
sobni da takove zakonske
slicne poslove obavljaju. [
Detroitu, ma PRIMER, uputi'
sam bracu ma jednog nasel
svjetovnog i ma jednog erik
venog sposobnog covjeka;
Miami ma jednog naseg istak
nutog hotelijera, it'd. Jedn'
nasa clanica u Philadelphia
trebala je da dokaze kolik'
je stara, a to je bio najlaks
posao. No bio je i pitanj;
ma koja nisam mogao odgo
WORTH; ma PRIMER: kako slat
dinare il Jugoslavije u Anne
riku (dvojim da bi ma to mo
gao odgovoriti itko drugi, o
sim sluzbenih ljudi, jer on
tamo nisu vicni da novce Ia
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18

ju trail, pax in IL tog raz-
loga ovdje donosimo / moli-
mo, da 81 svaki, koH to ire
ba - izreze / pricuva. -
UredniStVo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18
Ne vaIja guilt narod!
Franc F. AkaGiG, Santa Cruz, California
Cienieni brate urednice:

Cjenjeni brate uredniee:
Umoljavam da ovo uvrstte u 'zajednitar', ma Gem u
napred srdacno zahvaljujem.
Iusmeno pismeno pitai su me pitaju neki ~prijatelji
so je bio cd one mole poruke preko ~. da Gu RADIO j bes-
platno bHi ma ruku onima koji bi trebali savjeta u raznim
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18
PRELAz 5 JEDN0D Ma DRUGI PLAN 0STETA

U suglasju odluke Glavnog Odbora cd mjeseca rujna
1858, svi oni clanovi i clance koji su ma 80. lipnja 1854. ill
cd toga dana navrsili so godina s~tarosti, ne mogu preci sa
starog plana ma novi plan osteta.
Cd 80. hpnja 1854. godne pa ~unaprijed svaki Clan i
clanica u godinana starosti cd 35 pa do so, moze preci sa
starog plana ma novi plan osiguranja sa l~ijetnickom pregled-
bonn.
P~ostojeSe clanstvo mladje cd IS godina starosti mole
preti ga starog plana osteta ma novi plan bez lje6nGke pre-
gledbe i mole sc upotrebiti istu molbenicu koju smo rabbi
do 80. lipnja "a sve canstvo.
odsjeeni tajnici, ostai casnici ~graditelji zajednice mo-
lie Sc, da 6lanstvo obavjeste o gornjim pogodnostima.
John Ovcarich, tajnik 0. b. p. i O..
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18
Adresar konzuIata
n. F. R. JuqosIaviie

New York: -
Consulate General
Of Yugoslavia
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New York, N. Y.
Chicago: -
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Chicago, III.
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of Yugoslavia
461 Market St.,
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1920 - 18th st. N. W.,
Washington, d. G.
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taju "a gornje adrese, pax
Sc nekad dogodi, uz najbolju
paznju i volju, da nekom
~promasimo jayiti adresu ko-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18

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961 Kajo Mateljan, Toronto, Ont. 81
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More fun for all. COM
plete with 4 wood racks.
121 letters. crossword
board, 4 letter distribution
cards, and score pad.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-01-16
BANQUET
Continued From Page One

Continued From Page One
Island Association of Women's
Clubs The Past Presidents of
the Massachusetts State Union
will be honored guests: Mrs.
Dora Johnson, Mrs. Olive Jo-
seph, Miss Gladys Holmes, Miss
Susie F. Jones, Mrs. Florence
Taylor, Mrs. Nan Trap, Mrs.
Gertrude Chandler, Mrs. Viola
Mason and Mrs. Rosa C. Brown,
Honorary President and Pioneer
Club Woman. Music by Floyd
Till's All stars; guest soloist,
Mrs. Ruth Ellison. Mrs. Rachel
Saunders is President and Mrs.
Carolyn Brown General Chair
man.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-01-16
COMMUNITY CHURCH
81 Hemenway Street
Rev. Lothrop, Speaker

"A Bible Story for Today" is
the subject of the sermon by
Rev. Donald G. Lothrop at Com
munity Church, Conservatory
Auditorium, 81 Hemenway st.,
Sunday, aJnuary II, at 1890
am. Mr.. Lothrop has served
as minister of the Community
Church since 1885. Mr.. Richard
E. Plaster will be at the or
gan. The public is invited,
RELIGIOUS LECTURES
A course on religions and de-
nominations" will be presented
by the Community Church of
Boston on series of Monday
evenings at 8 pm. at the Com
munity Church Center, 565
Boylston Street, Copley Square,
commencing January 10. Among
the groups and speakers will
be, why l am Christian" -
Rev. Gardiner M. Day, Christ
Church; why I Am a Jew"
- Rabbi Earl A. Grollman,
Temple Bethel; why Am a
Baha'i" 49, Charles Krug; why
Am a Theosophist" - Mrs.
Gladys Pope, President Besant
Lodge; why I Am a Muslin
Chaudhri Ghulan Yasin of PAX
istan, Mohammedan Mission
airy; why 1 Am a quaker"
Prof, Andrew R fowl, Associ-
ate Director of Research, Har-
ward School of Business; "Why
1 Am a Resicrucian" - Robert
R. Wentworth, N. E. Grand
Chancellor of the Rosicrucian
Order, A.M.O.R.C.; why I Am
a Buddhist" Maung lila
Aung of Burma "Why I Am a
Conservative" - Rev. William
Henry Denney, Church of the
Covenant; why I Am a Lib
eral" = Rev. Clayton Brooke
Rale, Second Church. The Sc
ries is one which the Communi-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-01-16
BAHATS HOLD
ANNUAL DAY

Proclamation of the Fifth
Annual World Religion Day on
January II has been announced
by the National Bahai Assem-
bly,.
Instituted in 1850, World
Religion Day is now observed
by members of the Bahai Faith
all over the world" the an
nouncement states. World Re-
ligion Day." the Assembly ex-
plains, creates a special COM
mission for public recognition
of the vital need for a spir-
itual unity to provide a basis
for a new order of brotherhood
and peace. A new world faith
alone can generate moral force
for unity and prepare the way
for eventual disarmament and
effective international co-opera-
tion," Baha'is believe.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-01-16

Gilbert C. Harvey, each Of
whom will work with half of
the club, and much activity is
scheduled for the year. A de-
licious collation. followed the
meeting.
have accepted an invitation
to act part in a play called
The Tinker" a play with a
philosophy, mixed with enough
comedy to fill in all the gaps.
and I am anticipating lots of
fun in doing it. The date is
January %, the place. Peoples
Baptist Church. The Willing
Workers Club, zelma Johnaon,
PresidentPresident, is sponsor
ing the affair, and hope to get
good payment on the lights
of the Church, which they UNI
derwrite. Other members of the
cast are: Bernetha Floyd, 9th
MEL Clarke, Benjamin Nelson,
Jessie Bennett, Eliza overly,
Frank Tyler. Watch the
GUARDIAN for fuller partieu-
lars.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-01-16
RECENT DEATHS

Mrs. Maria Fisher, the sis
ter Of Mrs. Roberta Brown
Baker of 100 West Springfield
Street, departed this life in
Boston December IL, 1858. She
was buried in Salem, Ala, on
December 20.
Daughter of the late Lewis
and Isabella Miles, she was
born in Wilcox County, Ala. In
her youth she attended Millers
Ferry Academy and Alabama
State Teachers College, Mont
gomery. She was the first col
ored nurse to work in the City
Hospital in Birmingham, Ala.
She taught in the Rosewald
School in the summer.
Upon the death Of her broth
er, Isaac w. Miles, in 1885 she
became owner and operator of
the Isaac w. Miles Funeral
Home until 1850, at which time
she retired.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-01-16
BLUE EAGLE NEWS
BY BARBER SHOP CHORD

Owner James Jackson's 1854
tonsorial calendars have ad,
vanced to the popular demand
standard Of small business ad-
vertising distribution. A tone
OF racial, picturesque simpli-
city makes the "BE" datester an
important home and office adj
junct Owner Jackson was
overjoyed to learn that william
E, Carter Post No. Is, A. L., has
invited Dist. Atty. Garrett H.
Byrne Of Suffolk Co., as guest
speaker, Jan. %. His subject will
be Juvenile Delinquency" Teen
age mugging gangs Of all races
will be discussed in all phases by
MIR. Byrne. A solution to this
problem is greatly eeded. Home
morale Of these teenagers will
be measured from the stand
point of social workers, police
and juvenile court investiga-
tors. Problems of the parental
misfit situation have become
alarming throughout the ma
ton. Penologists are trying to
curb these social disorders by
scientific study. We must take
into consideration that thous-
ands of these youngsters are
parentless. Scores of them are
state wards and when they go
out into the world, a grim ex-
istence awaits them. In most
cases they leap into a cald-
ron of despair to form their
ideals as best they can. Organ
lied teen aged gangdom has
also in many instances been an
under cover prop by religious
connections, hoping for a hui
name curb of their nisdeedS.
Church leaders have swallowed
their sorrows with fortitude be-
cause of these disrupted teen
ayers. Police blotters continue
to be filled with the names of
these offenders, even after
pleas of the Inundated church.
men. Movie crazed teenagers
are advancing rapidly upon the
scene almost as perplexing as
the present gang regime. own
er Jackson and your columnist
regret to admit that many ra-
cial teenagers offenders are in
this category. We believe that
Mr.. Byrne will offer some So
luton to this teenage problem,
especially in Boston. The pub
lie is invited, along with mem
bers Of william E. Carter Post.
to hear the speaker at the Post
home, 401 Massachusetts Ave.
Commander Israel King will
preside. Child Welfare Officer
A. L. Delgado will introduce Mr..
Byrne. The Post will also
hold a dance and cabaret at
Ritz Plaza Ball Room, Hunting
ton Ave, Feb. 10, Sr. v. G. Eu-
gene Boley, chairman.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-01-16
SOCIAL
SECURITY

A teen-age boy walked into
the local Social Security Office
recently and told the reception
list: Il want ia take out some
Social Security" 1t was ex-
planned to this young man that
all wages and self-employment
income that is classified by law
as taxable for Social Security
is on a compulsory basis. What
he needed was a Social Security
account number card, in order
that his Social Security wages
could be credited to his account.
This youngsters misconcep-
ton about the compulsory ma
ture of OId-Age and Survivors
Insurance is still shared with
many adults" declares Gerald
j. Murphy, Manager of the
Roxbury field Office. He says
"This is especially true of peo-
pie who work for themselves.
Many of them do not realize
that they must report their net
earnings and pay the Social
Security tax once every year
when they make out their per-
sonal income tax"
Mr.. Murphy finds that mis-
understanding is great among
those self-employed in small
trade and business enterprises
Some of them do not have to
pay an income tax, and do not
realize that they must report
and pay the Social Security
tax if their net earnings amount
to $500 or more in a year. Only
business income and expenses
are considered in arriving at
this net figure. Mr.. Murphy
further explains that all So
cial Security taxes go into the
OId-Age and Survivors Insur-
ance Trust Fund, from which
retirement and survivor bene-
fits are paid.
The RoHbury Social Security
office is at 80 Warren Street
(HIghland 2-8150).
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-01-16
COLUMBUS AVE.
Anne. ZION CHURCH
Rev. James c. Brown,
DID,. Pastor

DR.. Brown used for his SER
mon theme Sunday morning
my CHURCH" He said "As
members Of the church we are
Christ's disciples. we are learn
ers in the school Of Christ. AS
members of the church we are
a brotherhood. This brother
hood is not perfect" said the
speaker, but it has approached
nearest perfection Of any or
ganization that this world has
known. The purpose of the
church is to remake the world
through witnessing and to be
the salt of the earth, continued
Rev. Brown. He spoke of salt
as a preventive. He said the
church stands in the path OF
invading rottenness, of all foes
that would disintegrate the in
diyidual or society, and says,
They shall not pass" The
speaker told his congregation"
to keep alive in their hearts and
IN the hearts of Others a brac-
ing sense of God. The funda-
mental purpose of the church
is to witness morning, noon,
and nioht to the reality Of the
spiritual"
DR.. Brown closed his inspir-
ing sermon by saying he liked
the daring and victorious word
Of Jesus, Il will build my
church" This, said the speaker,
Christ will do in spite Of all
the forces of evil. This he will
do in spite OF all opposition.
lie said we need this note in a
day like ours when SO many
are afraid for the church.
DR.. William j. Trent, Presi-
dent Of Livingstone College, on
Jan. II, will be the guest speak
er at the morning worship. DR..
Trent is one of the best read
men Of our country. He holds
the degrees Of A. B., A. M, and
Ill. D. Columbus Ave. A. M. E.
Zion Church invites you to hear
this noted educator. The pastor
leaves this week for Memphis,
Tenn. to attend the Bishops
Council.