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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-11
"the whole child"

Iiic Whole CHIC.
Rafferty, manages to keep up
fairly optimistic front through
out most of the book. He seems
lustlfiably disconsolate, how
ever, when he says:
In the last three years, we
have found out for ourselves
that our morals are rotten, our
world position degenerating so
abysmally that a race Of lash
driven atheistic peasants can
challenge us successfully in our
own chosen field of science and
our rate of juvenile murder tor
ture. rape, and perversion so
much the highest in the world
that it has become an object of
shuddering horror to the rest of
the human race"
Suffer, Little Children is
heavier on criticism than on
correction. but it is not alto
gether pessimistic. Rafferty, en-
tertains the hope that educators
can remedy the situation by
turning back to the idea that
they themselves should be edu-
Gated.
People admired ana respect
ed and looked up to>our prede-
cessors as the cultural leaders
Of their communities They rep
resented Education magnificent
ly because they WE'RE edu-
| Gated" he says.
Rafferty, calls for a return to
subject m t t er, to memory
work, to drill, to studies of
American principles Of econom-
les and government = all in the
interest of national survival.
His book will be unWelcome
in many quarters. for gadflies
seldom bring pleasure on their
wings. But, as that earlier CAD
fly named Socrates said,
II am all day long and
in all places always fasten-
ing upon you, arousing and per-
suading and reproaching you.
And as you will not easily find
another like me. I would advise
you to spare me-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-11
Double Check

/ We are about to run short OF
Governors to appoint for any
thing, and the happy remark Is
that they do not fade away after
serving as Governor. How can
they place applications in for
jobs before leaving and get so
alfred important that you
coundn't do without tn e m
It took some a long time to make
the grade but they made a posi-
ton after all.
And the Reds finally struck at
Laos USA reported getting
out by hellicopter a viola
ton Of cease fire. We may learn
someday to read EN- backwards
or we will read'em and
weep.
Today, we are at a wonder.
This wondering may soon stop
and we start reckoning they
about got the old hog down and
ready to tie. Z
Reluctanc on the part of slow
operating Govermint agencies
will no doubt allow the time
needed to do the job. We show
all, let them know all, in other
words we. the United States, go
all out to cooperate with the
very worst enemy we have
and then preach and brag about
how we fool EN-.
| Dr.. Nicholas Nyaradi told a
Methodist Conference tn at
America is not so much in dan
ger from Communist aggression
from without as from galopin
Socialism within" How much,
his telling US is bound to leak
out sometime but such talk
IS preparing communistic hot
beds within. Let AMERICANS
settle this
Yours and thanks for reading.
j. Marvin Brown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-11
". 3. Workmen

There's a gadfly loose in the
educational world. His name is
Max Rafferty, - lately land ap-
parently not too happily a
member of the California public
school establishment.
We don't know what he is do
ing at the moment but he has
done the nation a favor by dip
ping his singer in academic
acid, and puncturing the hides
Of divers persons, principles,
and precepts identified with edu-
cation in the goth Century.
The intriguing title of Raffer-
tvs book (Devin-Adair Co.. is
Suffer, Little Children" But
adults, not children, are the
ones who should suffer pangs of
conscience. in the reading of it.
For Rafferty, proceeds on the
assumption, delightfully."- argued,
that today's children are the
victims of phony educational
ideas, inept instructors, and in
different parents.
I'VE are" he says bluntly,
teaching trivia Modern
education has deliberately de-
bunked the hero to make room
for the jerk"
The "cult of the Slob' has
come upon us, he contends,
largely through the influence of
the so-called progressive" edu-
Gators whom he does not hest
tate to indict by name:
THE tragic responsibility for
the emasculation Of the schools
should be placed squarely where
it belongs. upon the shoulders of
our SO-called educational leaders
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-11
Citizens Owe Much
To Fire Fighters
Editor of Herald:

Monday evening was in a
meeting in town when all at once
the fire siren rent the air.
A shock of fear went through
my mind. Where was the fire
was it my home or perhaps it was
a fire drill?
saw the same apprehension
on the faces Of the other people
in the group = and then the meet
ing went calmly on-Why? Not in
difference. but because every per-
son in that room, l believe, felt
as | did. Whatever it where
ever it is-our Fire Department
will take care of it,"
How seldom do we pause to
think how much we owe to this
loyal. devoted group Of men who
devote SO much time and energy,
subject to call any hour of the
day or night. often to face danger
of injury to serve their commu-
nifty and us, the citizens.
Now we have the opportunity
to say "thank you" BY helping
with their Auction Sale to raise
money for uniforms.
If YOU haven't given something
for the SALE a donation will
help.
When the Auction Sale" is
over should there be a deficit in
the fund needed for the uniforms
let's, make it up, let's show our
pride in our Fire Department and
say thank YOU with check.
Grace c. Gordon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-11
Letters TO Editor
Editorial Brings
Many Memories
Editor of Herald:

Editor OF Herald:
Your editorial recently telling
of the great progress Farmville
has made, especially the College
growing from a small half a
block to a great institution COW
ering seven blocks with plans
for further expansion, was very
interesting. was interested also
| in the many other buildings
erected and the improvements
made.
l was Jennie Rolfe, of Boyd
ton, Va. In 1896, when l had
Just turned 10, l was delighted to
be appointed teacher Of a little
one-room country school, and
nothing would do but l must at
tend the new Teachers Train
ing School, as we called the
State Female Normal School
(noW LongWood College,.
was most anxious to attend,
having been told that the total
equipment to aid me in my I'M
known work, was a small black
board and a box of chalk. 1t
was wonderful, and l came to
feel that l was really prepared
to commence my new work!
Twelve Of us roomed with DR..
and Mrs. ~. L. White, a lovely
couple. Home now occupied by
Miss Stubbs on Beech Street,.
Yours reference to the new
bridge over the Appomattox
river reminded me Of an Incl
dent. Everything went fine until
some nitwit suggested we walk
out to the Farmville Lithia
Springs before breakfast and
drink some of the fine water.
Well it was a lovely day,
pleasant walk, and no doubt as
we. had been told, just the exer-
else we needed. Soon l noticed
the others had started home,
and l would have to hurry to
catch up with them.
Running along the bridge,
caught hold of the small rail-
ing. when to my horror and
surprise one end of it came
loose, quite little span Of it,
and it was heavy. l was sure
that if I let go l would be
pulled into the river and l knew
l couldn't continue to hold it.
Just then an old man came
on the bridge. I called in a loud
voice, Come here" He came,
then in as commanding voice
as l could manage, l said,
Take hold here
When l was free ran to
overtake my companions. Look
ing back l saw the ole man still
holding the railing and staring
at me. no doubt congratulaung
himself that he had escaped in
jury at the hands Of crazy
person.
l never again visited the
Lithia Springs. and it was
long time before l ceased to
hear references to Jennie at
her bridge"
Your editorial brought back
fond memories.
Mrs. Malcolm w. Smith
Chase City
fLithia Springs, located lust
beyond Osborn's Store, was a
favorlte watering place around
the turn of the century. There
were at least IS springs. two
lithia. sulphur spring. Iodine
spring. etc A large povilllon was
built for dancing. and excur-
sions on the INV. and South
ern railways brought crowds on
occasions from Richmond to pic
mic at the Farmville Lithia
Springs. 1t was quite resort
cation National Council of the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-11

cation National Council of the
Churches of Christ in the USA.
Released by Community Press
Service.)
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MercedeS-BenZ
II you are looking at new
cars but feel you would
like better quality and
workmanship at what you
can afford to pay, why
not consider a "Like-New".
MERCEDES BENZ from
AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER, areas Oldest
and largest MERCEDES
dealer.
'e2 "19o-sL" convertible. Rich
green. genuine leather intsrior,
Wv, tires, AM-FM radio. "Lik'
81 Ta2sSssaS G sedan. Graphic srA,
sun roof, AM-FM radio, reclining
seats, special center arm rest ex:.
new, Like new" S4,1g5.
'62 "190-C" sedan NEW body stylel
push-bltton transistor radio. Like
81 T'ss5ssS re- sedan. Graphic sray
with red tex-leather, exceptionally
well cared for. Like New" 1895.
'61 "190-SL" convertible. Cleaning
black with red tex-leather, Wv.
tires, AM-FM radio, outstanding.
Like New" S3,9o5.
81 100" 4-door (choice Of y.
Black is gasoline powered, blue Is
diesel powered. both cars have W.
X.,,tai tires az AM If, I, g TssdssSos; your
80 "i90-sL" convertible. White
with red tex-leather, Wv. tires,
Blaupunkt radio. Like New"
80 % %@ssSSo-s" 4-dr. bark blue with
matching matching in IS. N:, essssgtaiGnal
$50 100" 4-dr. Very carefully
maintained by / fastidious owner.
Like New" S1,S95.
$50 ego" 4-dr. station wagon. Gus
tom built, r. and h.. top appear
SLABS or make offer.
'b6 1920" 4-dr. Jet black. Tele-
funken radio. S1,195.
Authorized Mercedes-Be Dealer"
American Service Center
Observation-Disclosures
xxx NJ Giaha Rd All IA 9~gT00
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FIVE ACRES

Beautiful open and wooded tracts
near Fairfax. Va. Homes 70 be
built using your plans Of builder
will suggest plan for. the home
you've always wanted. Let us
show you this small exclusive
Community from $4,000.
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

HUNTING available on 700-acre
tract n miles s1 from osSh r o. ssn y sor
entire season with room inci.
est cost. KE. S-5221, -.
LEASE 200 ACRES OF LAND for
hunting Write CHAs. CLOVER
Moorefield, W. Va.
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IMP0RT-SP0RTs

AUsT1N-HEALEY ''p5 roadstsI'
oyerdrlye. cream with red intssESiscg5'
JU. 0-1162 after 5 pm.
AUSTIN-HEALEY SO dc luxe
rdst:, excel b dsk,7 r" b" wire
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

FARMETTE-we have a nice Sc
lection OF suburban. country prop
critics from / to 2 acres. O., D.
FIELD, INC, REALTORS, Silver
Spring office, ~. 5-7ll3, CATH
ersburg office, WI. s-2473.
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W. Va.--A live
~ small cottage town on the Po-
tomac (65 mi. to D. c.. Old brick
house built In 1916. English box
wood gardens, fireplaces and CEN
trail heat, city water. On 9 acres.
8 miles to airport or B&O station,
$4,000. Weekends, Mrs. Knott,
Harpers Ferry 3Q71 or FE. 8.
5000, other times, TIGHE WOODS.
sTAUNT0N, va, 8 miles north IN
developed area. 2h acres with
stream and barn. New house has
3 bedrms. and 2 baths. SIS. $50.
OWNER, THOMAS BURNETT. r.
d. /, Clarksburg, Nd. 301--TRe-
mont 4-2403.
WARRENTON-104 acres. 1000
IT. on State I'd. Lse. lake site,
STEFFEY, r. e. JE. 4-0064.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

YEAR-0LD ANTIQUE BRICK split
level on no-throueh 81. a bedTms.,
8 baths, liv. rm. with fiIepL. sep.
din. rm.. complete cleo. kit, pan.
eled rec. rn1. with. bTk. corner
firepl. Dem. carport, lge. bsmt.
With workshop. Ample closets.
Gas heat. Central air cond. e3l-
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PARTNER WANTED ; Active Q

PARTNER WANTED : Active or
nonactive, to expand business
Sport and foreign-car repair con-
Germ. 533-3663; after z pm,
532-10S5. -
PIZZA CARRY-OUT, gross $1,000
$4,000 mo-, busiest shopping ctr..
Ari. Will accept reas. cash offer.
Going overseas. 547-7457.
KEsTAURANT = Equipped. Near
Stafford, Va, on q. s. No: l.
Also 3-bedrm. apt. Rent or buy.
WO. 6-5T47,
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STORES FOR RENT

ATTRACTIVE shop, lovely garden,
best location. GEORGETOWN, 1881
Wis. ave. Avail. Nov. /. FE. B.
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LONG BEACH
Snug Recreational Home
Fully FURNISHED

ON VERY LARGE LOT
Large. living room with fireplace.
large elassed-in living porch, larR-
er-than-average kitchen, bed.
rooms, bath, and screened front
porch, ali furnishings included.
Lots Of excellent shade, many
flowers, Q very attractive place.
only 81 full price, $4,000
RESALE LOTS
Some unusually good buys. Brand
nav iistings within the past two
weeks. Low prices and easy terms.
All lots have central water, lights,
Telephone, twice weekly trash and
Tarbaee collection. Prices range
from 5000 to $3.50, some hieher
Come early to get best choices.
To inspect this beautiful white-sanc
beach and safe, private ooat mar,
(Md. AIS and %, turn left ct et
Leonard ana follow Long Beacl
signs to office on shore OF Chesa
pesksM sfy RocKHrrr. INC,
MAIL: ST. LEONARD, MARYLAND
PHI: PRINCE FREDERICK, 30a-s
PICTURESQUE WATERFRONT. IS.
TATE, Nearly 2 miles waterfront
overlooking Chesapeake Bay
SportsmanIs PARADISE sandy beach,
valuable timber. .250-yI., 7-rm.
house, modernized. 240 acres.
STRONG, Box 81. Madisons Mo:
SCIENTIST CLIFFS, Port Republic,
Msssfhs sss tESp9: Hd S Sshsr 6G9 81:
to accepted college grads, in 1856:
house Bay colony with lss mi. Of
fsciis., Az mi. beyond Pr, Freder-
ick, Forest leaves In their glory.
visit, write CHESTNUT CABIN.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

CHARLES COUNTY, MD. on thu
Potomac-4-rm. cottage with bath
cleo. kit, firepl., lge. scr. peh. Cal
NAekdAY AYES. pO. 2-33b7.
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MONEY TO LOAN
FAIRS FINANCE co.
MONEY WANTED
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

WANTED TO BORROW $4,000 at
l0ss interest. Adequate security.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
BUSES Il
l Flexi e.i, a rs 1.d AsssssS-coaeh.

BUSES
/ Flexible and ! Aero.Coaeh.
Call AP, 7.06o3
CHEVRObET go Aft. van. heavy.
duty body, u insulated for perish
ables. S2,O97. AERO cHEVRO-
LET. 17U6 Mt. Vernon ave. Alex.
CHEVROLET go acton Fieetside
pickup. Brilliant red finish, set off
with custom interior and Wv,
tires, equipped with VS. engine,
since new. Only SI,Se5.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7f25 WISCONSIN AVE.
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE. ND,
OF. 4.l412 OIL. 4-A674
CHEvRoLET 20 carTy:All, good
eond.' good tires. 1895. 10. g.
CHEVR0LET 81 YES K-ton pick
up, excel, cond. $795 or best offer.
CHEVROLET go Acton panel, fully
equipped. low mileage, fully re-
conditioned and guaranteed. Two
TO select from, only 1895.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7f25 WISCONSIN AVE.
gETHEsDA-cHEvY CHASE, AID
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
ROOM TO SPARE

Master bedrm. with 5 huge closets,
ISxio, Q other pedrIns. almost %
large. Full acre, level. wooded site.
Better-than-new condition, BIG
kitchen, eustom-built brick ram
bier, full basement. with garage.
Make an offer. Asking only S27,-
$50. Most convenient Tor Dulles
personnel.
CROWELL & CO., INC.
FAIRFAX CIR. 3-1401
SECLUDED ESTATE. Falls Church
Y -acre horse or pony paradise!
Entire area including pasture and
barn is divisionally fenced. White
brick home In q beautiful settine
meath towering trees. 4 huge bed.
rms. 8 baths, sun deck. din. rm.,
walk-out bsmt. with rec. rm. Fea-
lures 2 fireplaces. Florida room
garage. maids rn., circular con.
crete driveway, etc. Private .as
private can be-. Exclusively de-
signed, Prestige buyers should se'
thisl Price $49,o50. Flexible fl
nancins. Open 9-e.
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Opportunity

New proposed office build
ing presently leasing: supe-
rior location near 2 Corners
iSnTteer eEs E's' q XXpppir BRO
10000 So. It. OF rentable
area. Air conditioned, partl-
tioning to suit tenant, off
street parking. Bus, walk to
Regional Shopping Center.
speedway to D. C. and con-
Employees are easily OBJ
tained at rates less than D.
g, wages due to the excellent
location. Designed for. the
firm or Institution that de-
sires the very best In mod.
ern space. Call S36-6210 for
further information.
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10 MILES FROM CHARLoTTEs-
VILLE-Keswick horse country:
46M acres. half timber. half
cleared, stocked 1-acre fish pond,
outbldgs.: 2-bedrm. cottage; set
IN oak grove with boxwood and
shrubbery. OIL forced air heat
and well producing d E.p.rn.
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q UNITED AUTO


1895 oEoRoiA AVE: -.
WHEATON, MD. VIII. 9-27O0
JAGUAR 81, low MI, excel, cond.,
black with red leather. stick. over
a sIa.s;;o. + avail snd OF e. s9sSse RfElc
mot Sunday.
JAGUAR 1858 roadster. 1 owner.
Racing Model XK-150-s. never
raced no accidents. Les: th an
i fs,9So Tiy, M ss.gso6 sx'rs Seer SO 80
sppt, only. Bet. 9-3. NE: s.3s09:
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TRAILERS

@.a-~s~.a--ran..r.u-
CASH PAID FOR CLAN USED
MOBILE HOMES. VA. RO. S.l4OO
Nd. RA. 6-2631.
ELDERLY COUPLE must sell 1858
Spartanette. Twin beds, self con-
tanned. Sacrifice for cash. 1903
Richmond hwy, Alex, We.
FOE RENT-New Spartan, Ask o,
2 bedrms., awning covering entire
patio. on nice corner lot, adults
only. R0. S-3229 any time.
OFFICE TRAILER, ali aiuminum
With toilet, wash bowl, etc.
ex36. Reas, OIL. 6.33s9.
PICKUP Camper Coach de luxe
for all model pickups. Ideal for
hunting or fishing. 10. 2.5s92.
TRAILER, 10 It. aluminium insu-
lated, 4 berths. Offers. Cali $50
a SACRIFICE - Must sell right
away, Brand-neW, beautiful, 1868
mobile home, fully furnished, incl.
auto, washer. win take $500 for
my .S1,700 equity and take over
small monthly payments. Call
273-5449 day or night.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

sT0RR-Minimum % by so or
larger for retail LIQUORS. Parking
would be added attraction but
not essential. VIII rent. buy or
build. 33S-4761.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
RuYKRs WAITING

ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
II 2, G; or ~ NE Az Z ND ap,oooo
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

ALEx.-f2,OO0 50. It. Of building,
plus 10000 sa. Il. Of fenced
ground. Inlmed. poss. NE. S-3900.
ARL,, N. tclarendonl--650 So. IT,,
well secured, open warehouse
space. left. .eeiling. Asking. $50
per mo. Readily accessible TO load
ing or unloading.
A NJ Mann prrY INC
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STOP 80 acres. 1900
Hills I'd. s.e., Md. 10. s-6777.
DARNESTOWN VIC. = $50 acres,
1h-niile paved road frontase, Ice.
stream, some woods, 100000 Gasp
down, balance easy terms. Call
KoRzENDoRFER REALTY OIL.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
BUILDERS

Is REQ lots. Finished, ready to 90.
ROBINSON. Jack Felstein. JU. e
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. CONTINENTAL 65 mp. engines
Low time and major; Cheap. 3
S35. c. D. ERNST. Hangar rs,
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A. M. BARR RLTY., I'M
ia. 4-33bO

BELTsVTLLE AREA--ApProximateiy
hSoOS S.p a. T. Ss May Ohio. di sDass
available in adjoinine building.
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RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY

1856 g., 100 pasture, good house,
front. Sie,e50. Terms. Mr.. walk
er, sIGLER q CO.. ST. 3-72s2.
iO3 SELF SUPPORTING ACRES
income annually. about $4,000. A.
acre allotment, 3 mi, no. Of Leon.
ardtown, Md. Cor. 2 paved stat.
rds. About Ia mi. Breton. Bay
Good old plain S-rrn. farmhouse
with possibilities, on. high knoll
overlooking farm. Price SCI 800
u cash. JOHN A. BRICKLEY
Broker md. Farms Since 1920
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
DOGS, PETS, ETC,

CHAIN SAWS. pumps, generators,
sod cutters. rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL d EQUIP. CO., JU.. 5-6040.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

AIR CONDITIONED bedroom,
new new building 3 minutes to Pen n
S115. DON GRADY REAL Is.
TATE, ia. 4-0244.
a j!
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FARM AND GARDEN
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HORSES WANTED-ouiet hunter
type. good conformation and
sound: will be given good home,
Box 352-T. Star.
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PIANOS-For slightly used consoles
and spinets at. low prices visit
JORDAN'S. Choice Of such makes
as Mason & Hamlin, Lester, Betsy
Ross. Baldwin Acrosonic. Gulbran-
EStev. Steinway. Winter, Knabe
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PIofkin Plans
Lectures
On Prophets

On Thursday, Mar. 8, at S:15
d. M. Rabbi Albert Plotkin OF
Temple Beth Israel will begin a
series of lectures on the great
prophets of Israel and the mes
sages which they brought to their
people. The first lecture will be on
the prophet Amos. He was the shep-
herd of Tekoa, who brought a mes
sage of doom to his people because
of their moral corruption. He
stressed in his message the ideal
of social justice as the foundation
of on'S belief in God.
On Mar. Is Rabbi Plotkin will
discuss the prophet Hosea, w n o
stressed love and mercy. He spoke
out of the tragedy of his domestic
sorrows and brought a brilliant
message to the spiritual needs OF
the people. Both prophets, Amos
and Hosea, lived within so years
of each other and are always COM
pared as great teachers of great
moral truths.
A discussion and question a n d
answer period from the floor will
follow the lecture, which is open
to the public at no charge.