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Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17
MAxFlElD pTn PLANS
TO CONDUCT n
CLASSROOM VISITATION

The October meeting ~ The
Hnsneid gchom pTA viii be held
AZ the school during the afternoon
of Tuesday October -
4 very important afternoon FOR
parruta has been planned by the
Maxneld pTA Board Parents arr
being invited % visit their chit.
dren'a elsssroams IN order 10 find
oft what each teac her Is trying
10 accomplish and 70 learn how
they oan help the teacher educate
their chiif
The following schedule ~ class
roum visitation has beer aei up
ata Bnd 4th grades ! 20 ~ 20.
Kindergarten. lA6 tn 2d5 first
and second grades 2sI0 % 2 20
ard 5th and sth grades a. 70
.2s5
There viii be a business meet
ing at pm after which refresh
nsnis win be served ~ nfs' grade
mothers under the direction of
Mrs 2uriel Edwands. hospitality
chairman
Every parent relative Or friend
~ .s1hsid onlldren should yiNif
the claaarpgnnn
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17
Governor Foubus
Silent On Invite
To Come Here

Gov orpal Fauhus has refused
90 reply % radio and tnieyiaion
station W1CNs invitation 10 come
Go Minnesota 10 appear on tho
Saturday evening program, opln.
ion Please, tn support of his posi-.
ton Ia tho Little Rock school sit.
uatlon
station News Director. Sheldon
Peterson. informed ua Tuesday
afternoon, October a. that ef-
foita in reach the Arkansas gov
ornar by Telephone were fuitleaa
lie did say. however. that Faubus'
administrative aasiatant, Tommy
Russell promised 10 10. reply
from Faubus by Monday, which
did not come through
wrcA has also contacted a
latte naok teiwvlHon station.
KrHv requesting that the south
era station FOLLOW through ON tha
original telegram for filmed re-
potts On either f'nubus' accept
nnta or refusal az the invitation
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17
Judd Sfund On
Formosu compoign
Issue R0abie Says

Joseph Robbie pF1 candidate
faf Congress from ihc finh
District Wednesday afternoon told
"a meeting ~ tha Minneapolis
Teachers Federation that ~ Mr.
Dulles Changes tho policy On The
rmnosa strait 10 give ua sofue
chance % maintaining ihn peace
Il win hc great victory f1r puhiic
opinion over tht Eisenhower Ea
fianat Administrator n viii rep
resent thr triumph " 80 aroused
public opinion over 81 arbitrary
foreign policy thst thteateHa 20
involve ~ in World War ~ With
ont the backing of pablia opinion
and without allies
~ Ia high time that the Elaeu
hpwo Administration and the
State Department take note ~
American public opinion u II diss
irsa.ing - brnf yice President
Nixon and Secretary ~ State Duir
iea complain tho, Tho news ioated
our ulat sog} ~ tho state re
rarimssf mail IL contrary 20 our
Chna policy America ia a dem-
osfasy and the people have = right
10 aseids whsther ~ noi We ca 10
waf Robbie added
Tho ppL candidate ssid tHat
'rrhs thlhg that romaira nsg is
for CSngrensnsn Walter Jndd r.
gay whether he agrees with
changing puIelos and seeking q
cease firc gf1er and RELAXING ths
over pusmoy ard Mat
Ell n continues W aRree with
c1ianK Kai si,ek that We must
not have erase firs and must
preserve Qiis5nVy and Matnu f'u
an invasion ~ the Chiosss insin :
isnd
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17
LiberoI Churches
Unanimously Endorse
Open Occupancy

BY a unanimous vote the Min
nesota Council of Liberal Church.
es. the i0int organization OF the
Unitarian and Universaiist church
"a of Minnesota, passed a reso-
lution supporting tho enactment
OF q statewide open occupancy
law
The Council. cOnvering in Roch-
ester Friday and Saturday Oct0b.
er 10 and II, read the resolution
drafted by delegate J Pierre Gull.
man o. Unity Unitarian Church IN
81 Paul
on a motion by Or. cari Olson
minister of the First Uuiveruslist
Church of Minneapolis. the unani-
nous ballot was cast
The resolution provided IN part
!" the enactment o. a state
law compatible with the Constiiu-
tiou making illegal any discrimin-
atory practices In housing based
on race, religion or national or
igin Also provided WAS a clause
BY which state legislators wouja
BE- notified ~ the Councils intent
% press for s9ch . law
While the ma jority of Unitarian
and UnivsrNslists are RESIDENTS ~
the Twin city area the Council
has representation IN s5trh out
state areas as Mankaio Virginia.
HAnska, wilmss and Information
al Falls
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17
Affucks-Brooks To
Honor Rev. corfy
& Martin Wedding'on

AttAcks Brooks Post Ho eoe
estsn9s an invitation 70 lta test
imonisi dinner 70 be- held wodnrs
day October 10. ~ 7 pm a. the
American Lesion Hail 81 West
Seventh ~ 81 Paul
~ thiH TINE tha post wlll honor
their past district and department
chaplain Rry ponzii = Csfty and
their pos, district vice commander
Marin . wsd1lngion Tho priu.
cipai a6ifsss will BE- delivered ~
tho Truman G VOID ~ Fargo
~ ~
tyue ~ limited fins and tickets
ts@y are ufginR yofl W purchase
ygur tickets pror - me oct zsth
asadlina Make rhecks payable 20
Afsuoka Brooks Post. ssf ~
rhaisworfh
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17
Boston Robbi
Asks Equulify
OF Opportunity

Boston tANpl one OF lioaton's
leading Rabbis, ne Joseph q ahu.
bow. IA his Jewish New Year SCR.
mon a. the Temple nNai Mnahe
IN brighton. told listeners that the
concept of the New Year az
preached and practIoed stood es-
aentially for Justice and righteous
neaa and that implied equality Of
opportunity aud fair play for hu.
man beings
tie directed his words al the
Decorating shame ~ racial aes.
feRatian IN the communities ~ the
chiyslrous gontheln states"
nahbl sbuhow asserted thst tho
vicious instanoe ~ segregation, ia
spite ~ the highest and n,nda
mantal law % the hand "a OK.
pressed by thp ~ y Ruprr .
C0nrl. revealed a stiff nccltednoSa
comparable 20 that of the Nast
bafhauann
This bdamani refusal on The
part ~ governor like fanatic
Faubua the ffalse and hiu southern
Habacfata" be avorrod 'copstitu-
tes tho greatest danger so the IA.
turs ~ Amsrica. FOR they represent
The esaeuse ~ injustice aua Tho
lawssi depth " southern chlyaltyt
"Af this season ~ our worship
IT iba God ~ Jua,icp, we dato not
frmAju hind doaf and dumb 10
tbs degradation ard humiliation
brought upon great race ~ the
proponents ~ segregation and an
u lntsgfati1n
"rhe fury ~ the Faubua mob
is not going Ga run America. o.
there w1il be- 30 America o0d
forbid
Rabbi Hhuhog told his eunFre
cation that the challenge of tho
Hmiih was tho challenge ~ an
America
Not only are We robbinK the
gifted polorad people ~ their just
tights ~ life iiheriy ana the pir
suit ~ happiness" hs concluded
lut We are rgbhinR America and
robbluE humanity Through the
hidlsogs policy ~ segregation we
are aii guilty ~ tbs doaseratlon u
the affairs ~ God
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17
Mon Belabours
Epifhef Collier Is
Charged With Affuck

Leon g Brown. 800 " ri Al
hans. has hoen charged IN District
Court with aRs 5ated assault and
his casr was continued until Oc.
tober q IN Dodge James c Otis
The charge against Brown grew
out o. reports 10 police by Mt
and Mrs George polor, ibs V
ath 81. Sc Paul that rrown had
beaten the couple IN bar near
Finh ard Jackson September 30th
According to Dolor, Brown IL aaid
to have attacked Tho couple with
y battery cable. striking them 10
tie head ana bach
BROWN maintains that one ~ the
couple called him a N r. and
he picked up something from The
street 10 hit polor with ne alao
stated that hitting Mrs noior was
an accident abe gGt IN the
way"
Brown returned 10 his home
after the fight bot lntef called his
attorney Thomas Walsh. who lat.
er phoued police % determine
ahctber or not Brown waa being
sought by the police department
Upon learning that police were
seeking Brown walsh promised
brown would surrender 10 them
Brown did surrender tho following
morning
OFFICERS investigating the ~
aait cay that browns cst con.
tanned several loose battery cablsa.
butcher knife q fnaleum knife
end several baseball bats
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17

his passing There were other
messages from Queen Elizabeth
Of Britain and countless other
world dignitaries.
The Pope, whose real name was
Eugenie Giuseppe pacelu. was born
in Rome March 2. 1879 He was
ordained a priest April 2, 1899
was conaccrated bishop May IL
1917, raised to the rank ~ card
inal Dec, i6, 1899. lie capped 4
brilliant career as q priest and
diplomat The was formerly Sec.
rotary of state for the Vatican
with hts election as Pope.
After the Novondial a nine dag
period Of mourning the surviving
cardinals win assemble in 81
Peters sistine Chapel To elect o
successor 70 Pope Plus XII And
the world hopes that whoever is
selected win be gifted with the
Talents and carry on ia the traai.
tian of the man who proceeded
him
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17
trAGUt or WoMrN
vOTrps PLAN KNOW
YOUR CANDIDATE MITr

VOTERS IN The southwest area ui
Minneapolis viii have an oppof
nmily % know your candidate
at free. MN partisan meeting ~
Z 80 pm sunday. oct ~
1be meeting sponsored by the
southwest units - the Minneapolis
League - Women Voters viii b,
held at ths Unlvcfsaliat Church
5000 gsrafd Ave n
Az candidates Tor state and fed
erai office have been invited
Among those who have accepted
the invitations are
ssa Charles " Root and his
opponent g Leeds IaumAni Reps
George a French an1 Harold
Andersen and their opponents
Katherine o com and Irving w.
ifansen
Joseph Robbie bFt candidate
fef Congress Bernard Erieason
ropBbHcsn candidate for Lirutcn
aus goyenor Gayi9ra a saeirs
f.raibBrsa candidate for A,tof
asg c.snrrai ana Ioseph T. r1ono
yan LII candidate fof reelection
aa Secretary ~ Btato
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17
Truth AnnI,erNaryi A /
Truth Anniversary
Fourth 81. Church
Observes Anniversary
OF Rev. w. WilIioms

The funflh street Church ot
tlod ia Christ ~ Minneapolis "a
~ tho midst of q Jubilee and Ar.
rrselation effort honoring ths
tenth anniversary ~ The pnntarais
~ the Igav Mrs W n Williams
ana bia wife Mrs Williams
The celebration at the church
which ia located at 1918 Fourth
a.. Minneapolis began Monday
oct IA and VIII continue through
Sunday oct 10
first night sponsor was the
PRAYER and Bible band and Moth
rrs Board Captains ~ the Mon
dag night enaeayor were Mrs.
rrcddsc Bronson and Mrs bian'
che llaaan workers were Mines,
f.ulu Martin and w. NJ Brown
gupt & H Oyrrton spoke end
0facs Temple church gave the
music portion ~ ths program
The church dosconp and The
Usher Board had charge of the
Wednesday services Captains were
Deacon Charles Puckett and iohn
Fowler Workers Included Doacons
Johnny Haynes. y T. Cochran.
ana stanley Frazier with Bishop
. W Graham and Graham Temple
church speaker and guests
Thursday Rupt Roosevelt Whit.
Icy and supt Eugene Began and
the sunday School were sponsors
n the program with heaHrs
whitley and Bpgan as captains
ana workers. Mrs Oeie " Young
a. wurEsra. the principal speaker
vua Flder 3 g Virgins eccomp-
anlea By his 81 raii's Church.
Friday night ttonighO oct IT
the pastoru Aids snd the penoon'a
wives wfli oversee the program.
Captains ard workers include
Mines Bsrnics Cochran. Willie
Pewter Mary Haynes. Marie Whit
ley
Special guests will be the Prim-
mairea. paiph primm director;
Gospel Singers and Evangelist
Fmma Johnson. west Central
church
Saturday night The Young
Peoples willing Workers and
Ministers ~aii sponsor the narv-
ioss Elder John La Grone win be
the principal speaker Ministers
Laslnle Berryman. Robert Pnekstt
stokes and VIM. l.. Young served
az captains ana workers.
sunday night there win be a
financial report from the various
teams by their captains Deacon
Charlie Pucket and Mrs iicrnicc
Cochran win be In charge OF the
final night observance.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17

Minnesota Prince Halt Masonic
Grand Lodge with grand master
John Il Lawrence officiating
The public Is invited hy the
church 20 attend the corner stone
ceremonies
The construction pt a new
church has long been a dream ~
st James faithful m@hbers ras-
tor Smalis said thia week 1--WE
hope the people of the Twin cities
win join Ne IN celebrating the
blcaslngs which tho lord has be
slowed upon uA"
OFFICERS and memhcfu ~ the
Masonic lodge win gather in fur
regatta fur the ceremony tsco
photo OF structure under constnle.
tidn elsewhere
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17
Omoho Police Mob
Assoilonf In Race
Problem Argument

The Omaha police anno'1nferl
iris par, weekend thst PagI 4 p
ermth A. ST " Central St.
Paul was arrested IN their e,ty
A. rsuaf % wanfed- bsifletlnp
from g, Pad psNos
srsh is rlarrsd vi'h secaFs
deVra. as.aui, with lnteat - sM
ia ne recenf sso1tiar - Fohsrt
Lamb - s. psu] n Pvstr q
chicken saask. Ccstral ard west
err.
According 70 LASH n9v aiTrsf
recovered fFcu uasr1s IN fhe
wrfr aas zSsiomrn ths sho0fag
Fesu'tes from srTsmentH over lhe
Faes pr1b.sr IN tss not.
smffh wfl he retgrrrd ~ g.
Tasi thts wesk
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17

Sunday October 10 1883 haa
been set aside as Dedication pay
for the New Wicha ripe Organ at
Pilgrim Baptist church The Drdla
cation Service will he AZ " am.
iu connection with Homecoming
Al 8 pm there viii hc 1wi,
light Musicale by the orKanist
sidney Williams, assisted by ,hroe
Vocal aolointA Mrs Frances y
Crews. Mr. Richard Murphy and
MI James Murray
Also drsmatic reader, Mra
Wiiaa Hamper
the public Is invited
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17
THT BABY GIRLS TAXI
THE LEAD Tins wyFK

Tnis wesk ihs faligwirg cti8ples
hecams pfod Far.nts ~ hahy
giris
W ard Mrs. isahes Garter. rs
Carroll A.
~ ana Afrs clyde Propga 49,
~ Anfhcry Av
Arr and ARA E1.sb vsrnen.
sss E.6rao Av
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17
THYE FAILS 70
ANSWER QUERY
ON 40 & 8

\ Minneapolis civic and state
leader William Cratic disturb.
ed because OF publication of
campaign material for Senator
Edward J Thye revealed his
membership in the American
Legion adjunct 90 and 5 which
bars 10 membership all hut
white males. wrote the salen
and asked him 20 withdraw
from the organization because
of its racial clause.
The lctter from Cratic matted
october 6 10 the Thye hcadquart-
ers al The Maryland Hotel IN Min
neapolis has not been answered bv
press time Wednesday
Mr. Crates letter read
Dear senator Thyc,
In statements made over the
radio connected with your eam
paign for recollection. | note that
mention ia made ~ your member.
ship in the so and s. an auxiliary
90 the American Legion
Perhaps YOU are unaware af the
fact that this organization has a
discriminatory clause IN its ma.
tional and local constitutions linn.
lting membership 20 members OF
the Caucasian race only Many
members of the American Legion
have refused 10 join this organiza
ton or have withdrawn their mem.
berships.
as one who IL against iiaertm-
nation because Of race, color.
creed, or national origin, l am
sure that YOU VIII NOT countenanee
such provision / hope you win
make public statement OF your
intention to withdraw your mem,
bcrHhip from this un.Ameriean
organization.
Your very sincerely,
william E Cratic
372f Fourth Ave. SO
Minneapolis. Minn
Senator Thye's campaign office
aaid he had not had an opportuni,
" 20 read the letter untn wednas.
day morning when he arrived in
The Twin Cities from . campaign
tour
Hia office naid tho Senator i'm.
meiiately Expressed his opposi
tion 20 any race exclusion clause
IN any organization.
\ praas Representative of the
Senator snid senator Tiye planned
20 look into the matter Of The
membership clause which bars All
but Caucasian American Legion
members from membership
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17
Friend Of Negro Decd;
Friend OF Negro peod
Minneapolis St. James
AME Church Corner
Stone Laying Sunday

Cornerstone laying ceremonies of the building of his
Sc James ANiE church tho oldest pedonunantly Negro
church in Minneapolis scheduled for sunday October i9
az pm
The church located AZ 5000 smelling Ay s aud Rcy
Cleveland u. SmallS Is pastor
The ceremonies Sunday afternoon viii be IN charge the
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17

Castel Gandefolo, his summer rest
dence near Rome. October 2.
the victim OF two successive
strokes. Elected Pope in one Of
the shortest ballots in church his
tory March ?, 1883, he died in the
20th year Of his Ponuficate He
had accomplished much,
Among the highlights OF his
papacy were the raising OF 30 arch
bishops 10 the rank of cardinal
princess of the church, ard his
constant plea to world leaders for
peace. lie also mot the high and
the lowiy Not infrequent in his
mass audiences were seen several
Negro z. S. serviccmen on over
seas missions A. one time in one
OF his lighter moments. the Pope
was entertained by the Harlem
Globetrotters basketball team
IN creating the new cardinals
Plus XII gave the College of Card
inals. the body from which the
Pope Is selected, more interua
tionnl outlook or the "a cardinals
created in 1916 90 were from
countries outside Of italy This
gave the foreign cardinals ma.
iority Of "a 10 20. marking the
first time in five centuries that
italians did not outnumber them
in the college
Americans IIonorcd
Among the -. also, we're four
American cardinals John Cardin-
al Glcnnon OF 81 Louis, Samuel
Cardinal stritch of Chicago. Ed
ward Cardinal Mooney Of Detroit.
and Francis Cardinal spoilrnan ~
New York Later Pope piiiH went
stiEi further in appointing Card
inal stritch Pro-Pcrfect of the
Sacred Congregation for the Prop
agation of tha Faith. marking the
frs, time an American has been
made member of the Roman
Curia. the administrative arm of
the church
Cardinal striteh died IN Rome
May 20 1883 before he could as
sumo office
Appoints n Negro bishops
Negroes IN A erica and
Throughout the world however
win remember the pontiff Tor his
liberal attitude toward the native
clergy shortly after his corona
ton he personally consecratei The
Most Rev Joseph KiusHuka, a
native african, Bishop ard since
then has appointed 10 other Ne
gro bishops ths largest number
appointed ~ Pope TIE Pope
told Bishor giaauuka. Win pre-
sides over the diocese ~ Masaka
in Uganda hs wished % rensw N
him the Afrtcan Episeopary dis
continued snce the tina - 81
Augustine Some predict ths, the
pope anticipated appointiug 0ne
~ ne Negro bishops esrsiinai
Meanwhle leaders throughout
the world ~eut messages - co1io-
lsnre 10 the vatican Pre16snt
Eisenhower rsl8 ne waTla - poor.
sr without Pope F7us XII an6
PRAISES hin- AZ ar srt3caiafe foe ~
tyranny without faar 1r favor
sA.a ths Prcsifert a. the aecsase5
pope "Ae consistently eaaypp sasd
ths cause - tsg, rsare aHaang tss
uatrzs q ne earth A mar q
rrofourd vtaon Ne ksrf psos v1th
y ruridy ehang4-v universe ysi
sewer Iaf slghi q rlanblnss
etsrual aspttny was priTGesssd
10 kngr barr personally wlth men
of god wu everywhere 7 n7Hrr
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17
Massey keynofe
Speaker At Ohio
Baptist confab

DR. Floyd Massey, Jr, pastor
Of Pilgrim Baptist Church. n
Paul Minnesota was the prin.
cipai speaker NJ the meeting Of
the Ohio Baptist Convention Of
American Baptist Churches
which met at the Manecr Hotel
Cleveland, Ohio, October Q. 10.
and H.
The Ohio Baptist Convention is
prcdominantly white The Convon.
ton theme was. christians I'm.
ashamed pr Massey was asked
to address himself 10 the problems
in Human Relations in the
Changing city" His topics in tho
two addresses were Tears over
The city and life For The
city This was the first time
that the Ohio Convention has had
a Negro 10 keynote its annual
session.
Dr Massey drew upon his en.
pertences in Minnesota as mem.
ber of the Governors Commission
on Human Rights The CITY q,
81 Paul Planning Board aa civic
worker IN his community, as a
Pastor and tax payer
Tie pointed out that the key
problem in human relations IN the
northern cities Is poor housing FOR
minority groups lie Offered these
recommendation for solution OF
this problem
J. Sincere church people should
plan conferences with Real rs
tate Agents on their policy 10.
ward minoritlcs Get data from
the Urban League and local
Negro Pastors 70 show how well
Negroes keep up property Mako
tours 10 help educate real e..
tate agents that Negroes by
and large improve rather than
deteriornts property.
2 Seek cooperation Of elected nf
nciaia IN achieving for All sec
Tons 81 the city f,iil police pro.
lection street cleaning. super
Hsed Fairgrounds and suryeli.
lance Of activities In tavefna
Many elected offieisis are Sin
cere and need cooperation of
church people
2 Maintain close watch on plans
for tho city through the Plan
ming Director Observe where
slum clearance and Frseways
viii come ard urge that ade.
quatc relocation service be PRO
vided for the dlapisced
4 Urge Housing Authorities e.
designate transitional areas for
Urban Renewal ~ that citizens
win be encouraged r. take care
~ their homes and thus rBhin
tain real estate values
10 Urge The passage of Open oe-
ctpancy legislation 70 prevent
the undeuocrsto practice o.
refusal 10 sell os rent homes "a
citizrns because of race eaior
religion Or nstional origin
's Impress on church people u.air
duties 70 beip others learn that
pecpie are people and fhat our
ior8 has commanded ns 10 lose
Oue another Wa srs All brothers
under Cod Moreover We must
use M weapoa O, love 70 asa
trey tna fortress ~ hate This
"a thu least that 40 cas % II
o. Less IL n BE- leEs than chriat-
ana
Othor speakers AZ The taesfing
we're Tr clareucs W Crawford
Washington y q ~ Harald
co~ke Fa1ips ana ~ " ~ Nc
Rlnney Cleveland Ohla AMI ne
HaaofaAis e ~ oSsg Cover
sor - the STATE a o,hi0
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17
Dream Coming True:
Dream Coming TrUe
Pope Plus Against
All Race Intolerance;
Appointed Negro Bishops
BY CHARLES LIVINGSTON

The world this week Pope Plus XII one of the most
iustrous and certainly the liberal Pontfs Roman
Catholic Church
Catholics aud Proesiants alike joined in prayers for
yearod pon who campagned just vigorous the cause
OF peace he did to advance the church
Pope Plus XII the 262nd St. Peter died at
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17

a Card ~ Appreciation lets
those who we're kind 10 you wfiIs
yOu were M know yoB really ap
pfe<iatsd their thonrhtfuInses
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17

raiiilsief Li1yd i4ns Haywpoa
CaHf Jaumai u was bound 10
bsppcu Wlth D name Ass mius
ana no being in the nNwspapr
bualhras Il was inevitable that
tsste N0uld sooner or later be .
oDiunn with the heading Line by
tJne
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17
-
MINNESOTA
HISTORICAL
SOCIETY

IN our society today tho conception OF
tho individual an responsible participating.
and deciding is thing OF the past The In
diytduai feels himself helpless. hopeless and
remote from the center of power What can
he do Foreign poicy In OF course the
classical case, Forces that may be let LOOSE
at any moment without any participation
by tho citizen are 40 enormous and SO des-
tructve that the only thing he can DO In
Go Try 60 forget them Robert NJ. Ilutchins,
October ESQUIRE Magazine.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-02

also means that there will be
4blding spiritual comfort to you
n the hours of your deepest
need, no matter what trials or
tribulations the year may bring
to you. Trials and troubles will
surely come. Are you ready to
meet them?
Remember there is only one
way to meet them victoriously.
It is to begin this year with God,
% take him as your personal
friend and companion every step
of the way; to listen to his coun-
sci follow his guidance and to
obey his commands all through
the days and hours of the year
ahead.
Finally let us remember that
if we begin with God, if we pu
ourselves under his control and
determine to follow his guidance,
obey his commands, follow his
leading, and sure as the sun rises
IN the east each morning, and
the stars shine in the vault of
heaven when day is done, he
will be with you in every need,
stand by you in every difficulty,
and give you the victory in
every struggle.
In the beginning God; and on
to the end, God.
Rev. A. c. Still