Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 28]

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~FROM: THE PEN:
of Rev. 6. A. Williams

Rev. G H. Williams

What is GRACE? It is the unmerited favor and love of
God for man. Grace is one of the Christian virtues, far surpassing natural virtue which only serves to make the body
pure: Grace, the Christian virtue, serves to purify both

body and soul.?

It is the result of the Holy Spirit working in our hearts;
causing not only.man~s body to be good,.but also purifying
his inward spiritual being. Most of our frierids and associates
are acquainted with and often judge us ~by our physical
appearance. God, on the other hand, sees right through the
body to the spirit, the soul of man. This is the basis for
judging our worth in God~s eyes. The condition of man~s
soul determines what the future holds-for him and where
he will spend eternity! get

Knowing this, it would seem an easy matter for man to

draw close to the omnipotent being of God. This is not however, the case, for there are far too many Prodigal Sons in

the worki today. The prodigal son wonders away from and
alienates himself from God, the Father, but upon his return,
he always firids ~the Fleavenly Father ~waiting with out-.
stretched arms. God offers all prodigals a love~great enough
to forgive all past deeds and to offer a Bright rewarding
future.

The great Apostle Paul was bevare his conversion; a cruel
and vile persecutor of his fellowmen and was puffed up with
pride. However, once God~s bountiful grace reached ~Paul,
he humbled himself and dedicated his life to the cause of
Christianity. In the great battle for righteousness, God as~sured him that GRACE alone was a sufficietit weapon.

Satan often causes conflicts among God~s people and a
Christian warrior falls on the field of battle. The grave of
God lifts up those fallen warriors and sustains them through
to the victory. If any man sin, we have an advocate with the
Father.~I John 2:1. -

We are living in the days of Grace, so let us grow in
Grace and in the knowledge of our Savior, Jesus Christ.

~The grace of God that brings Salvation
- And teaches righteousness

Appeareth unto every nation,

Their darkened ~souls to bless. a

His wondrous gracé is Lal sufficient,.

And hours of fig

Are. sanctified by God omniscient

If we his arotgiee ple lead

Within the heart his grace abounding

Will give us pow~r to ~

Thro~ Jesus when the foe s surrounding

The victory we shall gain.~

iStars...

|nenf Australia, for 3 weeks.

~|England states.
Billy Holliday, who. has cer-.

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BEGINS EIGHTH YEAR AT
FAM-U~Dr. George W. Gore,
Jr. (insert) begins his eighth
year as president of the 70 -year old Florida A and M
University on Monday, April

1. His tenure at the institution has been characterized
by growth in faculty and staff,
an increase in sfudent body,
and expansion of the physical
plant. Among the structures

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which have been completed
are the four above. Top left,
Tucker Classroom Building,
$1,000,000,. and top right,
Gibbs Hall (dormitory for
men), $837,000; ~bottom left,

agriculture and home ~economics building, $1,250,000; and
bottom right. demonstration
high school, $500,000. (A and
M_.sstaff photos by Horace
Jones, Jr.)

Seeing |

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with DOLORES CALVIN

NEW YORK CITY~APOLLO
UNDER PRESSURE FOR SUGGESTIVE SHOWS; -. The

Apollo. Theatre was this week

ing what many patrons termed
as ~extreme vulgarity~ to not
just creep but be loudly displayed on the stage during the
week Chris Colombo, the Cadiliacs and: others. The Apollo,
long the stem. on Harlem~s main
avenue, and a mecca of showbusiness~was torn apart by

low grade of Comedy the theatre
is housing. The~ management

vent this sort of thing from repeating.

What the crowd most ob
manner of sax man Jimmy
Tyler~s horn playing~and Joe
Tex af the Chris Colombo
outfit, who demonstrated a
version of Elvis Presley~s -
~Hound Dog~ in a not-toocomplimentary fashion...
With the rock and rollers taking over the Apollo, the standard of jokes should be even
more enforced as teenagers
are the main audience and
the impressions made upon
them at early ages are lasting ones.

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Songs ~There Out To Be A
Law~ by Mickey and Sylvia and
~Love~s A Hurting Game~ by
Ivory Joe Hunter, are zooming
fast... Lionel Hampton anxious to see real kangaroos when
he plays the down-under conti
With Dorothy Donegan~s terrific -record still eching in the
Embers: Room, New York elite
nightery, society pianist Carmen
Cavallaro bows in.. Billy
Daniels going ~strong in New

tainly had her share of trouble
and woe, is doing big *business
at Mr. Kelly~s in Chicago~and
doing it in a quiet, simple manner. Casting her over-frilly
gowns to the wind~Billie has
donned simple white for the occasion, with simple but great in |
struments for packground. Hex
voice, always one in a million
now stands 6ut so far above the
crowd, you cannot help but:
wonder how come a woman like

the big moneymakers. Doing
many of her;old favorites, ~Lady Day~ draws in those who
are ready for torch singing and
never tire of it. There is a
strange silence cast when she
begins and remans till the last
note.

nie Hayton, have taken the Eden Roc in Miami Beach by
storm. With a ~~4-$7 - beverage
minimum, this lavish room, the

lush scene, Lena ~sings the déld
_ [favorites plus a few new ones}... -
_.| Which. ~include intimate Tines~|..

under much criticism for allow- |"

| press artices. and comment by}!
{indignant patrons~ who~: Were|' -.
cited as being~ ~shocked~ at the

will be asked to try and pre-| ~

jected to was the suggestive /| -

Lena Horne and Spouse, Len-|

Lincoln Program

~Lincoln Omnibus,~ a specia!
five-program series relating he
life and legend of Abraham Lincoln in: films and book reviews.
will be offered, by the Chaney
Branch Library, 16101 Grand
River, on Monday: evenings at
8. Admission is free.

The motion pictures to be

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Jshown at each -program are

To Be Featured

SCHOOL. NOTES
From the - Superintendent~s:| Board ~of -Trustees, ~
-|and 1955. Spingarn ~ ~:. | will be honored at = tie

dinner. here.Sunday,

tion of the college ahd will be
held at 6 p.m. in Morgan~s Memorial Refectory, Edward N. Wil
son, chairman, anriounced today.

hewiiatea to: the original
Board of Trustees in 1949 when
Morgan College became Morgan
State -College, Dr. Murphy served. until his election to the
chairmanship of the Board in
1953, as chairman of the Trustee
Building Committee. In this
capacity, he was instrumental
in planning the extensive build
those originally produced for
the ~Omnibus~ television program. Actually phtographed in
surroundings where~ the martyred president spent his youth
a:.d early adultncod, the fitms
feuture Rcyal Dano, as Linevln,

many sppporting roles are taken
by direct descendants of people
Iinceln knew.

bulletin.

~ _ [ing program of the~ colle nd.
The Mott Foundation~s Spring| jin securing ~support from ths

Festival of landscape and gar-| state.

den displays will be held at. /

McKinley. Community Junior:

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