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chm ~ca it igh en. By REV. L. L. PRYOR
Pastor of Antioch Baptist Church
One of the world~s tragedies) h

41 is that we live in a society
~| where everyone is so interested
-|in himself that he doesn~t pay

much attention to the qualities

of the person next to him, and

as wx result of this, God lived

among us for 30 years before)
~| anyone. discovered it.

-. For 30 years no one discovered
that Christ was divine. And he
was just as divine through the
years when he served as a hum
geet ble carpenter as when /he died

on. the cfoss, but no one seemed
to know it. We ~might have

thought that some of the towns-:| people or some of his personal

~|friends who were intimately ac
bus) FEATURE. NOTED
at HISTORIAN.

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~~ Marshall; ~Texas, -- Bishop Col
-. | 1@ge: ig-mhaking eleborate plans
| to. present ~a dlistinguished visitor
t | from England. ite

M:. Kk. -Gurry has

- President,.;

tevealed plans being
ethe visit-ef Dr. Marjorie
if.qutstanding historian
tor; a native off Wiltand, ~Dr. Reeves. holds: [airs Stinctions. To mention a

on sh Ag: Danforth scholar; a
-, Of Oxford University

a fellow of the Royal
ciety; she earned her
doctor 4 at the University of
cane and ' ~she is an author.

a professor of his-|

cB truth mis

hig ministry: We have

om pn fons whatever ~of -dfiyone
becoming ~ imptessed~. with: the

greatness, ithe Os oka of ms

his character.. Ae 6

But~ that- is ~riot as stfange as|

it first*séems. It is a: characteristise of human natdre.to ~be~ so
self-centered that we can~t see
beyond. our own doorstep, and to
be so-blind that -we. see
the trees for the woods. We pay

dearly for this short-sightendness.

It result in disappointments, bitterness, and frustration. And my
message today can be summed up

~in these words. Qne of the

world~s tragedies is that.we live
in a society: where every one is
so intere -in himself that he

doesn~t pay. much attention * to}
the qualities of the~ person next|

to him, afid asa result of this,
God lived among us for 30 years
beforé anyone discovered it, And
the reason this condition exist
today is because.

About The Marines

On Feb.,7, 1800, the uss Essex,
while -en route to Batavia to escort a convoy of merchantmen
to the United States, he~ame the
4/first American ship of, war to
cross the equator. SG:

On Feb. 15, 1890, the battle
ship USS ~Maine wa~ sunk by an
underwater. explosion! *at Havana, ~Cuba. Of the 350~- man crew,
260 were lost.

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| YWCA. units tm Qe: United!!

| the YWCA of the. United

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~ Phe~ YWCA~ oe ~Aistropot

tan Detroif 4 expects, to ~gerd

the country~s. ~largest: ~hele ne

gation ~to the \218t.. National

Triennial Convention~ of ~the:

YWCA of the U. 8: A. Mpa
ing March 13-19 if St. Louis
Mo}... we
Sixty-eight. eae
senting all |: bi
work in- FHA a3

States to pkg gore
tioh policy for the: inpx
ennium,. Miss ~ Annétti
Eldridge, Metropelits
cutive Director, ~said:

Theme -of the corivention| ~
~Deep: Roots. and. ~World|,
Reach.~ During past weeks|
local: YWCA~s. have * reviewed
the conventiori ~work ~book

delegates are ' prepared~ t

discuss. the major -corivention
isspes including.a new statement on the YWGA~s' family

life ~program, a. peace state-| 98)

ment, and the p ier aithics;;program,. Abst

The Conve eeuen ~hie she m,

Miss Eldridge daid; wi ~brn| Suga!
phasize:the needs obi vid-| sie

val members. anid: rahe? local

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YWCA as an: ce tion '

meeting _ communt
in. light of the. wend:

Journey~ s Eni-|

~Two hands u A the. hédant, |
baséd on this theme, ang anid *labor~s Rage Ms pale. feet

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DETROITER.ON PROGRAM formerly served on: the. Steward
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Three Detroit women -will| ~*. abviviiig are~ iek~ Thesdore|

program. Mrs. ~Sara _ Hill Hp agg, el Alberta. Counts

participate in the convention

dren,

Stewart, Associate Metropoli- four great - grandchildren, all of

tan Executive Director, will
speak on ~~Inclusiveness in

States;~ Miss Juanita Walker, teen-age program director of Lucy Thurman Branch
YW, will speak ~on ~How
Detroit Y-Teens Participated |
in a Traffic Safety Project~;
and Miss Eldridge ~will serve
as Tesource pérsen in a forum discussion on rms:

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| LENTEN TREAT a:

friends.

complications,

Flint; three sisters, Ida: Warknet
of; Flint, Roberta Scott and Alberta Bould, both of Los Angeles,
Calif.; a nephew, of~ Flint. Host
of other relatives and many
Arrangements. by. the
House. of seca papal 1204
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2. New, Jersey,
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cop won rane nts since 1946,..
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