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S. J. M.—Tell me if I went to
my aunties would she allow me
to stay with her and if not, what
in the world can I do?
Ans: Before leaving your
home, you had better talk your
troubles over with this Aunt
of yours. Visit her and explain
your problem and she will
get in touch with your mother
and decide something definite
to do regarding your case.
Cooperate with your mother
and Aunt. They will work out
your problem.
♦ * *
B. F. C.—My heart is broken. I
was calling on a boy and we had
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a quarrel. I wrote him a letter.
He answered and said he got it
and signed his name. Should I try
to visit with him again?
Ans: No, of course you
shouldn’t. He doesn’t care for
you and forced the argument
to make you sore with him.
Your heart isn’t broken. It
will heal. In a few weeks you
will forget him entirely and
will be courting another fel
low.
* * *
C. C.—Why do some of the child
ren at school make fun of me?
Ans: Every since there were
schools, certain children have
been ridiculed by other young
sters, for some unknown rea
son have a way of picking out
a few (who can’t take teasing)
and rub them the wrong way
just to see them get angry.
Don’t give them the satisfac
tion of knowing that they
worry you, and they will stop.
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X. C. X.—I have been offered
a position in a particular college
as secretary to a certain official.
Should I take it?
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M. * A. G.—Why don’t my hus
band take me out and give me
money ?
Ans: That would cut into
his spending money and he
wouldn’t think of doing that.
Your husband is a little too
friendly with other women, in
fact only recently one of his
girl friends threw a party for
him. Better reach an under
standing with him as you can’t
go on like you are now.
* * *
W. R. T.—Do I love both of these
girls? Do either one of them mean
me any good ?
Ans: You are making a mis
take in not putting more con
fidence in the girl who is
CARYRING YOUR CHILD.
She’s the one for you, so dis
continue all relations with the
other.
0 D. G.—Would I be doing right
to give my husband up? Am I
wrong or not ?
Ans: You would be going
from bad to worse. Before tak
ing any action in this case,
wait a few more months. If
you would give up your rela
tions with this outside man,
you wouldn’t even consider
giving your husband up.
Prince Ozeil Chapter No. 11 0.
E. S. is sponsoring a Eastern Star
contest which will close April 26,
j Friday evening. A splendid musi
cal program has been arranged.
Admission free. Come out and see
who will be the highest contestant.
Mrs. V. Walker, Walker Worthy,
Matron; Mrs. Lyda Wilson, Chr.
CLAIR CHAPEL CHURCH
Rev. G. D. Hancock, Pastor
Mrs. Ellis Kirtley, Reporter
—
The members of Clair Chapel
are happy to announce that the
Pastor, Rev. G. D. Hancock has
been returned for another year.
We are all looking forward to a
bigger and better year under the
splendid leadership of this fine
pastor.
Rev. and Mrs. Hancock will be
honored at an Appreciation Ban
quet in the very near future. You
are invited to worship at Clair
Chapel.
THIS WEEK
Religion & Thought
Robert L. Moody
Messages from the Prophets
Students in Church School have
begun an interesting study of the *
Hebrew Prophets. The aim of this
course is “To study these messages
in order to know their meaning
and value for our time.”
The Prophets were more than ,
Divine foretellers of future events,
they were spokesmen for God h,
men. They were statesmen for God
to men. Their messages were not
merely isolated discussions of re
ligion but they were full of in
terest in social, political and eco
nomical conditions of that period.
There were evils of selfishness,
greed, poverty and injustice then
as there are now. Problems of in
dependent nationalism and foreign
alliances existed then as now.
Amos, Isaiah, Nieah and others
carefully observed all of these
things and they spoke against all
individual and social sins without
compromise.
The examples of the prophets
present inspiration to our minis
ters of today to know the condi
tions and to tell us in bold terms,
what the Lord requires of us in
a world of sin, war and domestic
unrest.
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RAIDERS ?
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AncwrtrV X- B’' developing
answers. fhc theory o{ Gvo.
Union he was able to clarify many
puzzlin;; facts in the field of Biology.
An under andin of the •volution of
living forms has helped the doctor
understand the growth if tS» baby,
has helped the v erinarian bre»d
finer strains of cattl , ard hi s helped
the gardner develop nw fruits and
(lowers.
2. It has been found that . iv.
masons who r full. hu«hv Siards
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lungs, caused by inhaling stone dust.
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raiders .nust frequently go long peri
ods without proper replenishment of
thei' food supply and the sailors fre
quently develop scurvy. As recently
cs 1918 this was true of German
commerce raiders. The condition is
pr^ct ed by the use of fresh vtge
tables and fruits.
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Beer Seven Years Old
—And Big Tax-Payer
Legal beer is seven years old
this month.
Brought back by Congress, on
April 7, 1933, "to provide ... a
proper and much needed rev
enue for the Government," It has
become one of the nation’s half
dozen biggest tax payers.
The United Brewers Industrial
Foundation reports that the
brewing Industry In seven years
since re-legalization has:
Provided steady employment
for a million people in brewing
and allied industries;
Bought $600,000,000 worth of
farm products;
Contributed two and a quarter
billion dollars in taxes;
Created legitimate business
benefits of eleven billion dollars;
Purchased a billion dollars
worth of machinery and equip
ment; *
Spent $400,000,000 for power
and transportation;
Established an expanding in
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public against abuses in the re
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THE ALLIANCE MEETS
The Omaha Branch of National
Allianle of Postal Employes held
their regular monthly meeting
Saturday night at the Community
Center. The meeting was called
to order by the President, Com
rade Dacus. Secretary Lewis read
the minutes of the last meeting
which was received and adopted.
Some very important communica
tions were read. Among them an
interesting letter from National
president, L. F. Ford. He men
tioned some very good things the
National body has done in tha
interest of the Alliance. Comrade
3errin appointed lately as mail
carrier was present and gave a
»rief account of his progress so
rar. It was by some efforts of the
\lliance that his appointment was
nade possible. We were glad to
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Alliance also voted to continue
their financial aid to the colored
Omaha youth organization os they
| have done in the past. The next
social event was discussed but no
final action was taken. The last
social is still being talked about
—because it wos an outstanding
event, enjoyed by the Alliance,
their wives, and friends. Md. and
Mrs. OHie Lewis and Mrs. Sarah
Howard are to be commended as
sponsors of such a well planned
I social. A delicious Buffet dinner
was served Cafeteria style. That
being Negro History Week, the
entertainment was planned along
that line, with music, Poems and
works of great Negroes rendered
by individuals asd quartets. This
socia lwras held at the Fonteneile
Homes recreation room.
, Commendation is due the offi
I cers and loyal memmbers of the
| Alliance for their efforts and the
good things they are doing. But
that isn’t enough. They need the
other Government employes who
are not taking as active part and
those who are not affiliating at
all with the Alliance to help them.
The hlgger the Alliance is, the
more effective work can be done
towards protecting all race Gov
ernment employes rights, and to
see that more of our groups ara
appointed whes they make the
grade and In line for appoint
ment, Kemember most of us have
young ones coming up and it
ought to be our aim to help the
Alliance make a place for them
when and if they qualify for Gov
ernment service.
Lets go Comrades, for a bigger
and better Alliance.
Wallace Wright, Reporter.
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