Flint Spokesman [Volume: 1, Issue: 6]

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~ASK~ AMES, FOR NATIVE |
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cim SOUTH, AFRICAN adherents
~Of the: African Methodist Epis
re RES -, their.,....JuStifies this ree.

Bay the~ church
~~ has lost lots of

~copal church, the Negro denor- |
~ anation with the largest mis-|

Sionary and religious work in

~this area, want an ice 29

40D..Eocal. head. _
-feel that %
number. 3

ognition~ but ia
~More than that,

~ground in the;
= Aah few years |
-ubecause they;

- Nawe had no
~rbishep on the W H BONDS

to cae to their
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ground
amreeds.

~NEGROES SERVE ON

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oly. SLABAMA JURY
_R...S, BARNABY of Tuskeur rat Institute served as a mem-. ber of the jury for the Middle
Alabama District, Federal Court
which was in session here this
week, G, R, Williams of Montgomery, Ala, was the other
-Negro member of the jury,
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CO-OP SHORT COURSE
> &T SOUTHERN
THE SOUTHERN. UNIVER
~SITY Agriculture department,
working jointly with the Farm
Administration of the
~United States Department of
Agriculture, conducted a short
course on cooperative credit
-and orgaifzat ion on its campus
last week -with. Mr. Lawrence

J. Washington as leader,:
~' ~Cooperatives~ said Mr,
Washington ~ are one of the

~agents through which we may
solve the many economic ills
of which we: are~ victims.~ He
~also. pointed out that this systeny: must be. studied thoroughin: order for groups to -be
suceessful, asserting that collective action is the amporiant
thing,

Mr. Washington said that the

F, C, A, is sponsoring this edu~~@Htidnal ' program for pérsons.
intefested in organizing coop
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eratives- and these. organiza-'

{Ons *may receive aid from the

bank for cooperatives, one of
the at of-the F. C.
A,. The course ~was _ conducted
Feo. ~Monday to Friday last
week and was largely attended ~by students of agriculture,
busifiess and home _ economics
~education,
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-ASY METHODS OF

STRETCHING

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BUTTER..
WHEN BUTTER is as scarce
as at present, it never should
be wasted in cooking, Use
masgarine, Vegetable oils, salad ~oils ~and lard ~for cooking,
Keep what little butter you,Gam.,.get for table use. Serve
more jams, jellies, marmalades,
"hd. sendwieh spreads, so that
the.absence of butter won~t be
t99~*obvious, Don~t ~gut off big
chunks of butter~ as in the good

~old days, stretch it; -cut thim,

> Window-glass slices; and use
your imagination.

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~THE LAST SEVEN

WORDS OF. CHRIST~ |
THIS. CANTATA,. by Dubois,

was featured on Eastér Suiday,

by many leading choirs of the
A =U
located at 15 N, Erie
of, which the Rev, Augus
nation, Warren
Church,
St.,

tue-S,. Sumptia, is pastor, pre-.

sented this Easter Cantata in
- fine fashion at 8:00~P,.M., Sun
day, April 21. Mrs, Marjorie
C, Jchnson, director; Mrs, Vivia Hawkins and Mrs, Cordel
pienist,
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MOTEN & CO. PLEASE.
a wv. AUDIENCE ~

STR'KING IN HER RENDITIONS of ~Summertime,~ ~Bethe Reenine~ and other
- wimbers. Etfa Moten~s perform
anee drew thunderous applause

from: the Sauthern university
andtenre which listened. to her
en Anril 5. when che anneareA in 2 warioty chaw with the
Laws Kniehte and George Pier.

Danner,

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Tha Kniehte drew signs
annearal alten fram the femiiwtnn andierce when they sane
~ey Cavn~t Recin a Tell Vou.~
sea ~fea Rahy Ain~t 1 Good

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-.~Rierson was also acclaimed

} ~VIEWS

~(World News Briefly Told)

Sinenitiitis.
D hemi~ By |
W. H. BONDS,
General. Manager
ARN S.
Newspapers

for his piano presentations,
Southern University was in.
cluded in Miss Moten~s tour of
this Séétion, The show was
sponsored by the Home Chapter of Southern |, University

Alumni,

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RATS ARE DESTRUCTIVE
WITHIN THE LAST. FIVE

YEARS, rats have éaten 13,
000 tons of rubber cable wrap
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pings, 2nd ruined 10,000 miles
of telephone wire, Where's that.
cat!

Four Suffocate

In N. C. Fireproof

Jail Cells

SCOTLAND NECK, N.C.
(ANP)~Four men jailed here}
last Saturday night for imtoxication died some time early;
Sunday morning from~ suffocation by smoke in the: new municipal jail building which is
said to be completely fireproof,

Discovery,of the bodies was
made about 6 a.m. after Major
B, F. Bracy, out for an. early
morning walk, stopped in his
office in the building and detected the smell of smoke, Investigation revealed that the
men suffocated from smoke
from a burning mattress in an
upper cell tier,

The mattress believed to
hav2 been ignited by one of the
inmates accideygtaily although
the: night officer deciared he
searched the men when they
were jailed, removing all weapons and inflammiables,, The
men had been jailed about 8
p.m. on charges of public
drunkenness,

A coroner~s jury, which made
an on. the scene investigation,
will return a verdict after the

is

R. Suppes;

~coroner recovers from a= siege
of illness.

The deceased are: Roosevelt
Wilson, 40; Henry Hart, 30;
James Dellberry,. 25;. and R,
Jesse Williams, 22 year old veterans of World War II, All
wiere residents in the rural
section near here,

oy

Suffers Skull

Fracture In

Auto Accident

JOHNSTOWN, Pa, ~ APNS
Herman Spencer, Jr., son of~
Mr, and Mrs, Herman Spencer,

Sr., 472 Bedford St., Johnstown,
Pa., and brother of Miss Dora
Speneer, former editor of The
Johnstown Review, Miss Luevenia Spencer, Roosevelt Spencer, and Roy Spencer, was hit
by a car near~his home while
pushing a wheelbarrow load of
kindling wood.

According to a report to~ city
policemen, Herman was hit by:
a car driven by Steve Bercie of
Mine 40, after the Bencie car
had collided with a. car driven
by David N, Custer, 139 Strayer Street, Dale, Bencie told
policemen that,he was driving
out Bedford ~street about ~.6:45
p.m, when he saw the ~boy

~| Wheéliig the barrow along the

inbound side of the street, He
Said his car skidded when he
applied the brakes; collided with
Custer~s car and then hit Herman, Jr,

The Jad suffered a fractiee
and multiple abrasions of ~the
right elbow. He was rushed to

Memdtial hospital Where he was)

resting comfortably at the time
of this wrifing, his condiion has
been tfeporéd as fair,

Roller Bearings

More than 30 million complete ball
end roller bearings were made each
month during the last two war years
by the anti-friction bearing manufacturers for U. S. military equipment.~ Approximately. 100 million
ball and roller bearings of all types
were made during the last war year
fut U. S. military aircreft alone.

Better Tires From Rayon
Use of rayon for cords in tiremaking promises a tire that will
give increased mileage and operate

~at approximately 3 o~cloek p,

| Citizens Sabserthe $
Health Center

Public

JOHNSTOWN, PA. Sub-,
scriptions. in the current drive,
concurted ~by ~ the "Johnstown
Civic and Religious Association~
for funds wiih which to erect

a Publie Héalth and Recréation=|

al Center With eflarged indus:
trial faéilitics as a tinit Of the
Johnstown | Industrial ~College
have reached a total of $20,-.

732300, the jlast report made to
the executive committée reveal.~
ed. These j|subscriptions - range
from cone dollar up to one thousard doljats) and those who
have subscribed to the fund up
to ndw are! as follows:

Dr, Moses Clayborne, Walter
Mrs, Catherifie W.,
Suppes, Sam Glosser, Edward
McCarthy, Danie]. McNair, ~arl
E, Geis; Bén Bassel, Eldér Hen.
ry Slade, Rev. T, L, Lyons, Elder Thoma Slade, Johnsontown
wh, Mission Inn, b, L.
in, Fred D. Geigel,
C, Smith, M.- Glos.
ser and Sons, L. J. Quin, Arthur Hagadus, Henderson, Ine.,
Romeo Taylor, Mrs, Mable Tay.

lor, Evans! D. Brow#, juir
Joy, Otis Pope, William Jone
Johnie Cro~éker, Bén C.

William Farrior, Mrs,
Mae Farrior, John McFadden,
Andrew Antonakus, W. M, Ashvile, John A, Conway, Elder
W. M. Davis, Walter J. Draper,
Jerry Holsinger, Harry Holsinger, Dr, Gilbert B. Johns, M, E,
Kring, Louis Ledergerber, E, C.
Miller, Harry R. Oppy, Dr, S.
Pallazzolo,, Dr, W. H. Puterbauch: Dr! C,~ G,~ Speck, William Wills! Isaac Zeff, -Bantly
Hardware Store, New Star Bottling Works, Acme Auto Body

Company, |: Cambria - Springs,
Chic Hat | Shop, Coney Island
Restaurant, Dell~s Gulf Service,

Elite Bakery, Fort Stanwix, Ho.
tei, Fairfield Cafe, Gus Cleaners, Holzman~s Department Store,
Kar] Beauty Supply Store, Lautos Drug, |Main Street Garage,

$70,000 For

Pp

McCrory Stores, Morrellville
Clearftrs and Dyers, -Matrosing
Jewelers; -Morgan~s~ Cafe; Ott~s
Tavern, Rose Bowl Restaurant,
~ Royol Plate Glass Company,
Roudabush Lunch, Rowhand
Car Servite, United Jéwelers,
West End Paint and Paper
Store, Yankee Sh6e Repair ~Fac
~tory, Zack~s Cafe, Burkes. Auto;

Store, Consolidated Home Equipment Company, Keystone Shoe
~Repair, Clinton Billiard Parlor,
The Owens, and many others..

Never before has greater interest, enthusiasm been shown
ii a eivic enterprise than public spitited citizens of Cambria
County are manifesting in ths
county-wide improvement.

If new subseribers continue
to enroll in the same ratio that
Subseriptions have been received
up*to now, Cambria Coun~y
will doubéless far exeeed the
quota of $100,000,00 that ~was
announced by the Cainpaign
Committe,

The old former
Brewery location on Baumer
Street at Horner and Bedford,
Johnsontown, Penngy]vania, is
the site which the corporatoia
has already chosen es the most
suitable location for the propos.
ed Public Heaith and Rectea:
tion Center,~

It might be well ~vo remifd
the public officials as well as
the voting. citizens of Cambria
County that the p*apcsed Civic
Center ig to be al! inclusive,
Branch YMCA, Brarch YWCA,
gymnasium for coordination of
cqunty-wide activities of Boy
troops, and Girl Scout troops,
public meeting rooms for civic cJubs as weil the larger
industrial art facility and equip.
ment for a unit of the Johnstown Industrial College.

The Public Health and Recres.
tional Center will mee+ a long
felt meed in the Camrii Coun~ y
community;

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~Thomas Mickens, 16, Dies As Fire
Nestreovs Home; Was Sick in Bed

~JOHNSTONWN, PA, ~ APNS
~Sick in. bed when fire broke
out presumably from an %xploding oil)stove in the kitchen,
Thomas Mickens, 16 year old
sophomore of Conemaugh, High
School, was burned to death
about 3 o~clock last Wednesday
afternoon, The fire not only
destroyed the Mickens home,
482 Chestnut Street, but partiat..
ly destroyed Thomas Gordan~s
Restaurant next dooy and damaged the wall of the Slovenian
Hall on the other side of the
Micken~s home.

FIRE DISCOVERED BY
TRUANT OFFICERS

Mrs, Mattie Schrum, borough
truant officer, went to the home
te find out why Thomas was
absent from school and séeing
the flames, spreaded the alarm

m, Anthony Haner, a meter
reader, also saw the fire and
called the Conemaugh Fire Co,
about the samme fimie Margaret Young, rear 402 Bedford St.,
who had. been faking care of
the home in the absence of Mrs,

j and -sisters:

Mickens, who is a natient in
Memorial | Hospital, returned
from an etranhd and discovered

~the fire,~
~Shé Called yoling Mickehs and
héard a fr

was hopeléss, She
singed in the effort,

en were able te enter the (ruined slrell of the
house, they found the body of
the victim on the first floor,
horribly ~seared. where it hed
fallen when the second floor
collapsed. It was partially buryed by bricks from the fallen
chimney:
~Conema

igh~s. firemen were as.

~|sisted in quelling the blaze by

the Franklin, Dale, Ferndale;
Nanty.Glo, East. Taylor and
Jackson Twp, Fire Cos, Streams
of water were played on the

with so much less internal friction
than when cotton is used that it will
reduce gasoline consumption, P. W.
Litchfield, chairman of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber company, announced, ~ It will be~ some time before such tires are available for passengcr cars, he states, as rayon
manufacturers ate unuble to pro
duce enough material to meet de- |

going.into truck tires.

burning buildings by ~seven

vumpess. The body was found

hy Chief of Police George Fet
ské,

| NATIVE OF CONEMAUGH
Themas Mickens was born in

Conemaugh July 1, 1929, a son.
of Marion and Hannah (Isaac) -
mands and all that is available is: Mickens,!ceased. He was av member of

the latter: now de
the jayvee, basketball Pn | of
Conemaugh High Schdol and
was affiliated with the Sunday
School at Mt,- Sinai Baptist
Church and the Conemaugh
Franklin Colored Club,

Besides his father he~ leavés
his stepmother, Mrs, Naomi
Mickens, and these _ brothers
Sadie Belle Mick.
ens, New York City; Mrs, Rose.
lla Haywood, Conemaugh; Susie and Collie, at home, and
Charles, Army, now home on
furlough.

The remains were interred
last Thursday at 4 p, m, in
Headrick~s Cemetery under the
direction of the Carl E, Davis
Funeral Home, Memorial services were conducted at 2 p|
m. last Friday in Mt. Sinai
Church by Rev. Robert * Tay
lor Franklin and Rev, T. L,
Lyons,

Urban Leagae~ $
Alexander Mapp

ToRevisitEnoland

COLUMBUS, Ohio ~ APNS
Aiéxander B, Maor, Diréc <r

of the Youth Department of the
Columbus

Urban League, art
~fficial dalégate to the Wor:
Yorth conference in London,
Bnctand, last fall, as been invited to participate in a gtotip
of twenty selected persons who

Or will stidy social change in~ cet-.
* t@in European democracie$ this
- Summer, With the Urban League:

since 1943, Mr, Mapp has done
an outstanding job in this: community,

According to Dr. Goodwin
Watson, Social Psychologist ~at
Columbia University, New York,
and director of the four, this

* project differs from the usual

tourist excursion in that membership is open only to selected
and influentia} persons by invitation; and it combines putposeful study of modern though~
and social conditions abroad
with travel relaxation, ~Urban
and rural areas in England,
France, and Sweden, will be
studied. The study tour will be
conducted from June 26 to September 24,

Egg ~White Watery
Sixty-six per cent of an eee's
weight is water. -

THE MIRACLE GF

FRIENDSHIP
The ~cynic may speak of
the now ~ obsolete s2nt'ment

of friendship, and he can find

Romeo Taylor
much {6 justity fis cynicism,

Indeed, on the first blush, if we
look at the relative- plats the
subject holds in aricieént as com:
pared with ~Modefft - literature,
we might say thag friénidship
is a sentinrent fhat 33 rapidly~
becoming. obsole~e.. In Pagan
writers. friendship takes a much:
larget place than it riow féetives,-The stibj~ct bulks largely in the works of Plato; Aris
Emmeling;totle, Epictetus, Cieero.. And a

mong modern writers it gets
most importaice iff the writ
ings of the more. Pagan-spiri:ed, such as Montaigne, In all
the aneient systems of philoosophy, friendship was ~ treat6d as am in~égral part ~of the

~/system, Te the Stoic it was a

blessed O~tasioa~ for thé. display
of nobility atid the native virtues of the htiffian find, To:
the Epicureafit if was the riost
refined of the pléasitres which
made life w6yth~ living. In the
Nicomachean Eyhiés, Aristo~le
makes it the eulminating point,
and out of ten books gives two
to the discussion ~of Friendship.
He makes it even the link of
connection between ~his tréafies on Ethies and his ecempanion treatise on Polities. It is to
him both the perfection of the
individual life, and the bond
that holds states -fogether,
Friendship is mot only a beautiful and noble thing for a man,
but the realization of it is also
~the ideal for the state; for if
citizens be friends, then justice
which is the great concern of
all organized societies, smote

made the flower of Ethias, and
the root of Politics.

Plato also makes friéndshithe ideal of the state, where all
have common interests and mutual cenfidence, And apart from
its place of prominence in -systems of thought, perhaps a finer list of beautiful sayings about friendship could be culled
from Ancient writers than from
modern, Classical mythology is.
also full of instanees of great
friendship, which almost assumed the place of a religion
itself,

It is not easy to explain why
its part in Christian. ethicg is
so small in comparison, The
change is due to an enlarging of
the thought and life of man,
Modern ideals are wider and
more impersonal, just as the
modern conception of the state
is wider, The Christian. ideal of
love even for enemies has swal-|
lowed wp thé natrowet ideal of
Philosophic friendship, Then
possibly also~ the insfirtee finds
mcre cases now than: evgt: before, suppliés the need. of fendship, Mn and Women. are nearer in intellectual pursuits and
in ~omfiorn taste than they. Have
evér been, and ~an be in a, trier
sense companion~, Afid.the deep- |
es! explanation. of all is that the
heart of than~ recéivés a Feligious
satisfaction impossiblé before.
Spiritual communion makes a
man less dependent on human
intercourse. When thé heaven
ig as brass afid makes: ro sign
men are thrown back on fhemselves to eke out their small
storés of love,:

At the same time frieridsship
is now an obSolete sentiment,
It is as true now as im Aristotle~s
time that no one would care to
live without friends, though he
had all other good things. It is
still necessary to our life in its
largest sense, The danger of
steering at friendship is that it
may be diseatded or neglected,
not in the interests. of a-more
spiritual affection, but to minister Holmes, Carl Grayson,

Elizabeth Pollard and. Ruth Me- |:

Pollard,

ter to a Kcbased: cynical seif-in-?
dulgence, There is possible to-.

day, as ewer, a generous friendship: which forgets self, The
history of the heart life of man
proves this. What records we
hav2 of such in the literature
of cvery country! Peradventure

~ Friendship By Hugh Black ~. thangecuted. Friendship, is, thus!

|

ee Sat

for a good man men have a
| dared to die,

Mankind has ben glorified by
countless silent heroisms, by uhselfish service, and_ gacrifici 12
lave, Christ, who always took
the highest ground in His estimate of men, and never once pit
man~s capacity for the noble
on a low level, made the highwater mark of human friead.
ship the standard of His own
action, ~Greater. love hath
man than this, that a man:
down his life for his friend,~
This high-water mark has of. bn
been reached. Men have given
themselves to each other,
nothing to gain, with no se
interest to serve, and with &
keeping back part of the price,

on this. dull earth of ours,
Suffer ts to doubt eth:.
acid or its wofidrous beau
A ph Classic instance of David
aid Jonathan represents thé
typical friendship, They mst,
and at the meeting knew each |
other to be nearer than kindred. By subtle. elective affinity
they felt that they belonged ito
each other, Out of all the chaos
of the time ahd disorder of ik
lives, there adrosé for these two
souls a new and beautiful world,
where, there reigned peace, and
love, and sweet content. It was
th miracle of the death of self.
Jonathan: forgot his pride and
David his ambition, It was las
the smile of God which changs ed
the world to them, One of th m
it saved from the temptatidns
of a squalid court, and the other from the sourness of an éxile~s life. Jonathan~s princely
soul had no room for envy jor
jealousy,. David~s frank nature
roSe to meet the magnanimity | of
his friendship, _

Non-Profit
Corporation Ge

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By Mcmie debkson
The wrong treatment of war
veterans is. so easy to happen

presence of a veteran, War vex.
erans have to get use to civilian life all over

ce

fore, they are deper on
you to help them, Usually | the
majority, of the home- -front

{does not. know. what to. do of.
|say. to a veteran, When our.

boys come. home, don~t pity,
them and fun to help them it
everything they do.. Just let
them know that you understand

and give them that pre-war
feeling. ae
Jim O~Conner and Melvin

James, both discharged soldiers,
arrived honre at the same time,
They were very glad to see
each other and being such good
friends as they were, decided
to spend some time..with each
other that evening, After making all the necessary. plans, they
departed for home, Melvin~s
parents were the type who read
all the material they could on
the correct treatment of soldiers. They greeted him as if he
had been home all his life,
And as a result, everything
ran. smoothly. But - Jim~s_ parents met him with that, ~O,
you pooy boy, Here let me help
you up the Steps,~ and ~You

use this one.~ As you see, Jim
did not feel at home at all
and therefore ~his attitude
changed from the kind, patient
type to the hard and irritable
type,

New Advisors ~

JOHNSTOWN, Pa, ~ ik:
nouncement is made today t
C. ~, Ditzler ~atid Dr.~ Hern
Hitt Crane have acceptéd m/
bership on the Advisory Board.
of the Johnstown Civie and
Religious Association, Peririsylvania NondProfit Corporaltion.
Mr, Ditzler is President of Dale
National Bank, and Dr. Crane
is pastor of Central Methodist
Chuch, Detroit, Michig
Other ~members of the Advis
Board are: Walter.R,~ Sup}
General~ Managét and Tre
urer Of Suppes Motor Ss
Company; Carl E, Geis, Pits~
dent. and General Manager
The Geis Store, Ine.; D. M.
McFéathers, Johnstown _B
and Trust Company Direc
_and General Manager of
McFeater Real Estate and
surance Agency; -and Attor
Charles A, Greer, who succ
éd_ his distinguished father,
late Junge ~Charles ~,;Co~
Greer,::

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INVESTIGATED ee
ON 20TH - MT.. VERNON |
2ND. sony MISHAP |,COL S, Ohio ~ A
~Frank Biowh of 485
Spring ~Street; was arested
héki fot investigation last Th, day, Friday and Saturday,
eerning Odessa Mylen of 485 E,
Spring strect, Police said itiai |
the woman, 20, years old | and
married, jumped or was pushed

MAN

and
urs.

out of the second story window ~

at 338. 1-2. North 20th street,
apartment 3. She was treated for
a skull fracuré and face laterations in Grant hospital, but! died
shortly after, The body | was
taken to the Whittaker Fuheral
hore.

BUCKEYE GRILL ENTERED.
COLUMBUS, Ohio~(AF PNS)
The Buckeye ~ Grill, 2417) Gle
'veland avenue, between 1) and
18:30, April 27 was enter
breaking glass in rear kit
door, A music box was dar
ed in. an attempt to -ge
money but. nothing is missin
this time.:

turned crimson, lke drops of
afterward.

ned- |

| Blackshere,

PNS | 34
East ~

con--

~|Mldekhet@ wreets
| uipements Of formal stahdard
~This is just one of the many
'gvays in which war veterans
are miStreated, We can avoid
| doing~ ~things like this by read-| ing more material about sojldiers and their~ troflbles and tiyjing to understand them more
than we do, It won~t hurt any
of us to do,this, Try it andsee
what happ We can assure
you, é@verything will work out
' splendidly.

COMPLETE TEXT OF MiSS
MAMIE JACKSON~S ADDRESS
ON HEALTH FOLLOWS:

I. was ~asked yesterday

~Troy Smith And
Miss Paeihers
Married _|

JOHNSTOWN, Pa: _ Ide

~Susz2 Mae Blackshere, daughter: of Mr, and~ Mys. ~Thothmie
326 Gray Avenue,
Prospect, and Troy Smith Jr.,
of Georgia, took ~nuptial. yews;
Saturday in an
impressi v et!;

to

witness. ed
only~ by rel
friends

miss
Blacksher e

ee was the
ci. deeer

Troy. Smith ~ ployee to. work for

The Johnstown Review as tyDp-:
ist in its present location at 145
Baufiter Street, and she becotmes the first employee of
The Johnstown Civic aid Re~igious Association to get matried, It, seems.proper 4nd fit~tng, therefore, ~Rat We should
~wish her the greatest happiness
and the best success,

Graduate of Ickustevrt High
Schoel in the class of ~44, Miss
all the rf

~zed commercial training a8 well
as social graces, moral and re~igious culture. The rest of the
young peoplé ef our éommunity
might well fake her as an exampie in ~whosé fottetéps to fol
low with Blorifiéd ~aditntration.

jut into it t

that people should be caret} oF
of how. they act whet in thé~ thy

again and eet i
| they eatinot do it alone, _There
are using the wrong fork, here |

subject ~Health, ~ At first. I
was going to decline the privi
jecided. +t

you, 5

You can~t get thing for
nothing is @;
of the. universe. order {0
make a good you must

y. Plenty. of alaen fiéver hurts 4 ~person, Tt is no fun
walking around ath your ~
éyes half closed, There should
Be regulary baths taken, Your
Skin. is made to take water
aid soap, Of course, too much,
sdap can be bad for the skin,
ft will leave the skin chapped

~and scaley, This then calls for

a good rifisiffg jobs You should ~
drifik plenty of ~water. ~Water
is uSed to wash out the hu
man body, also. the blood eon
sists mainly of water, Teeth
Should be brushed thréé times
a day and you should see a
dentist twice a year, A yearly
examination. at the doétogs office is teally for yous own benefit, Then too, merely bees

your hai? is black, at least tlre.
majority of us, doesn't say ~that
you shouldn~t wash: your. hait.
This should be done evey~ two
weeks; and shampoo should be
used, Never take solid soap and
rub in your haiz foy that ~auses dandruff: Some of the.soap
rubbed on the sharp strands

out will dry and cake, Last of
all, exercise is greatly advocated, In Johnstown, it is true we
do not h@ve quite enough recreational centers or facilities, I
was greatly. interested in what
a speak2y said at the In~etelub
Couneil meeting of the Gig! Reserves yesterday. He. stated that f,
the Round Table of the Cham
ber of Commerce had had a
complete survey. of Joknstown
made jn order to see what could
be done in the way of erecting
more centers for recreation. In
about forty-five days, they expect a complete report from
New York and in about one
yeay you Will be hearing fhe.

~call for recreational funds,

Nevertheless, you. must not
forget that you do things to.the disadvantage of your body,.
Alcohol js a depressor. It dul
lens, the mémory; slows down
reaction time, and weakens the
judgment. Acéidents aré caus.
ed chiefly due to the use of
alcohol, by so many motorist,
When you~ @rink alcohol, it immediately. entérs the bloodstream, That is, the body has
no means of storing alcohol, ~
$0 the- blood absorbs ~ right
away. Bat the troubi! ~cones
when the alcohol reaches the
liver, He~e, the livey Has.
to break dowh the -aleohel and ~
this puts too. strefitious Work

Diced pimp a te
cream sa@vte for peas, or to the
cauce in cassernie mixtures.

on nt. aver.: Lae ee result

ceremo n 7+ is said to make~ people tat, Pee
jis? wary~, tire: But), the. reason
(for this is the fact thag the

food you. @at is stored up as

| fatty ~aid fhe energy which you~

recejve is the ener; from the
beer, Srioking is~ a habit most
easily brs tik Soin e
that getithes ~their

athers ~eioke Because they see
somebody else smoking; tid
some wusiially smoke pipes because the~ think it will help
#6 slendérizé their figure, vy ae

I~, tobdeco causes, smokeys
cough, irritated miitoys mem
branes, lung trouble, héart dis
~ase afd hoarsefiess, ~

The bad thittg Les jy sreding
that they aye habit~
Many people take to digs such
as opjum, marijuana, atid ~ecaine. Opiram is a drug that
kills pain..Marijdana is ofie
that gives am ~exhilayating feeling, it makés you ffiink you
have so much energy that you -
ean do anything. Lest of all,
coeaine puts you into a seffiiconscjous condition,

If you think there is some.
thing wrong with you, seé a

doctor, he knows what is best

for you, Fer witho - health,

you have: nothing. ~Mon

| boy health, so while you have _

it, try and peti it.

remayn there ahd if not rinsed ~.