St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29

have been so narrow as 10 fall
out" with each other in the first
place. Your reunion will be a hap
py one If you are really big
enough to forgive and forget the
cause of your differences. After
this first meeting do not mention
the cause Of your drifting apart
again. BE happy that you have
made up with your friend and
watch out in the future or you
may find yourself talking too
much again.
One afternoon last week l was
sitting in a friends home when
all at once we hear the biggest
noise outside the corner of the
house. II sounded like a huge
bomb had burst right in the yard
and hit the side of the house.
My friend and I jumped up and
hurried out doors to see what had
hit her house. As we went to the
side, we noticed people all around
us were rushing out into their
yards and some had even run into
the street and all of them were
frightened.
Later, we learned a jet plane
had broken through the sound
barrier. All l can say is that it
was a sound worse than any bolt
Of Tightening as it strikes. Win
dows were broken, houses shook,
dishes ratified, etc. hope
never hear the sound again. How
l thought Of the people in the
countries that were being bombed
time and time again. And the
little children. What an awful or
deal for them to experience. Now
I understand the reason they look
so much older than their years.
Let us all pray there will never
be another world war.
The very next evening it was
announced over the air that there
was a threat of a tornado. The
natives remembered the awful tor
nado that hit Flint last year and
they did not feel safe until the
new came it was not going to
strike here. My sister and I had
TO drive home and the rain, hail
thunder and lightning were ter
rifle, not to mention the way the
wind was blowing.
For a city with population Of
5000 we had something to talk
about for a few minutes.
BY press time do hope Jessie
Shepard and all Of the other shut
ms are on the road to recovery.
Mrs. Hattie Turner: May sym
pathy and understanding help to
ease the burden Of sorrow that
has come to you.
Ireta and Mac: This is quite an
exciting time for you two, win
say more about you, later.
Rev. and Mrs. c. F. Stewart.
Detroit Subscribers: Congratula-
tons on the purchase Of your new
church. I understand there will
be some Battle Creek friends at
your opening services.
Walter b. Brsnson, Tampa
subscriber: Seeing the picture OF
your little daughter. Sherry Anne
makes me think Of you. Your
Uncle Frank and your grand
mother Branson brought you to
church every Sunday morning
Many St. Paulites remember you.
+ NJ. 81, Paul: That was
certainly nice Of you TO tell me
one Of my columns has helped
YOU.
So many OF you have written
or told me you had been like some
character I had written about and
you said you saw yourselves as
others must see YOU.
one Of you said. Every time I
start TO complain about not feel
ing well I remember what you
wrote about the hypochondriac
and I say I feel fine"
Another told me she had no pa
thence. but since reading about a
very impatient person. she re-
solved 70 be more patient.
I want to publicly thank you
all for your encouraging words
and letters. Until next week. this
Is so.
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