Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 48]

By. Rev; GP.

The intetievidal: faculty man,
_ the understanding; the intellect,
the power that concéives, judge
or reason; also ~the entire spirit. |
ual nature and memory. '
The characteristic of the nor3 ~ ore beén proven t6
a t greatest ts of
mankind,. Imagination defines the image
making ~power of the mind; the
power to create or reproduce;
ideally an object or sense previously préceived; the representative power, the power to
reconstruct or récombine the
~material furnished by direct apprehension.

~The term imagination ~covers
a field so wide and so hazy
that a leading educator has
called it ~an area which psychologists fear to tread~ for imagination takes many forms.

In an early edition of Webster~s dictionary imagination
was_defined in part as: ~The
will working on materials of
memory.~

whip.~

Harvell, Jre

Tn: ay. ~education the importance of the mental attitudés. is clear. Pupils carty
~away Very little book learning.
from. thes Schod] ~as ~every. teacher knows. -

The mental attitudes developed are the vitally ~important
things. Faith, hope,.-love and
charity are the chief theological
virtues ~Practiced with wor
Thére ~are~ many theologists
and many religions, but all men
of whatever creed or complexion have only one kind of et
val eore~God.

~How can these: virtues be
practiced except they hegin in

the projection of one~s own
conscience, called mind? _

From 6ur thoughts to ~the action that we display, Romans
12:16 states: ~Be of the same
mind one toward another.~

The mind is like another heart.
no one has found the source of
it~s power but no one doubts
that the sputce is within us.

We find: that the mind~ will
keep us alive if we give.it ~a
chance to help us to~ meet~ the
needs of living. If we let it be
= there is no more. mental
ife.

BRONZE REPORTER, SATUR

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In the letter of Paul, the Apostle to the Romans, it says &
carnally mind is (mental)

cect i
but to be of a spirittial:
fis a ~gift of ~salvation through

which Jesus ial brought.

forth. Lifé ~and ~ 3
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worldly " as opposed to spite

life is enmity ~against God. tj~
is not subject to the law of! i~

~God neither~ inleed tan be.

Take God into ~close a:

ship!.
Yours in Christ,
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At 25th

Highlander * Polk School, a].

unique American ~experiment in
adult education, is celebrating

its first twenty-five. yeats, with |:

an anniversary séminar to be
held from A $0 ~through
September 2. A principal speaker will be Dr, Maftin Luther

King, Jr.; president of the Mont-|,

gomery Improverient Associ
ation ~which guided and directed |.

the recent bus protest in Mont.
gomery, Alebama. Dr. King is
one. of these-selected by Time
Magazine as an outstanding ~petsonality of the year.~

The anniversary. program will

be built around ~the ~theme, ~The}~

South Thiriking Ahead~. Workshops will deal with current problems facing community leadets
in, the South today. A representative interracial group of disGlssi6n leaders will be present

jto conduct the workshops, A
mong those will be Dean Jolin
Thompson, Rockeféller Memorial
Chapel, Univertsity of ~Chicago;

Aubrey Williams, pubisher | of
THE SOUTHERN FARM, &

HOME, ~Mositgomery, Alabarna,
and former director of the Na. | ae:
tional Youth, Administration;
Ralph Helstein, ~president of the
United Packinghouse owrkeérs;.
Dr. Alonzo.Moren, president of
Hampton Institute; Bishop D,
Ward Nichols of ~Edward Waters College; and the Rev. Conard
Browne of ~Koinonia Farm, an
interracial religious settlement

Joins F wag
Pas see Tenn. ~ Six

tember,
Colston announced recently on

studies at the University of Chi- |

os from postgraduate
cago. Colston added that
these Rest aaay will be greeted by the largest student body
in the history of the college, ~

They are Dr. Gerard ~M. Mértens, professor at Blackburn
College, Carlinville, 1; Dr.
Charles Merrill Proudfoot, pas~
tor of the First ag
Ralph A, Gwinn, pastor of Cottage Lake Presbyterian Churéh,
Seattle, Wash.; Mrs. Ruth (Mc
Govney Kaspii, ~assigtaht ~pro
fessor, University of California:
at Berkeley; Alarder Ecsedy;
instructor in the Conservatory
of Music at Hathilton, 'Onfaria,
Canada; Russell W. Sthith. Jr.,:
chapel choir director, Bad Harsfeld, Germany.~ ~

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