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This Week In Religion and Thought BY ROBT. I„ MOODY _ DIGNITY IN WORK— Some people hate work and would allow it to go on undisturb ed. Some think labor is a curse but this is untrue. God told Adam to dress and keep the garden be fore his fall into ain. Surely work did not have the dreary toil that it now has because of sin but work is a necessary and useful blessing when properly Considered. A person who can get work but Who refuses to work will either be in want or steal. "The soul of the sluggard deslreth and hath noth ing; but the soul of the diligent shall be made fat " Prov. 13:4. Success at any job depends upon the attitude that one has toward it. Some people are fortunate e nough to have work that they en joy but where this is not true, it is well to make the moat of exist ing conditions. Be sincere and opportunities may cotm^. ‘ What soever thy hand findeth to do—-do it with all ihy might" and "What soever ye do—do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men." 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S LUMBERSALE After Inventory Sale on Over-stacked Lumber Items. • •• 2x4x6—lie 2x4x8—15c 2x4x10—18c 2x6x6— 16l/,c 2x6x8—22c 2x6x10—2714c 2x8x8—29c 2x10x8—3614c 2x12x6—32c 1x4x6-6c 1x4x8—9c 1x12x7 Rgh. 25c SPECIAL CLEAR PICKETS 4c .4 Inch Drop Siding 4 to 7 feet, pep 100 feet* $3.33 6 Inch Drop Siding 4 to 7 reet per 100 feet—$3.87 14 Inch Blanket Insulation, per 100 feet—$2 85 MB9H1S! uth a Nicholas—JA 1000 Stars of CBS Forecast Show _r-....-.- rnMnHHOKI Ifl y'" | Fddio (irccnj jyr i Amanda Randolph Spanning the entire entertain-i mcnt anti dramatic field from chor us to comedy, four of America’s greatest stars of stage, screen and radio Were heard in a coast to Coast Columbia net work present ation on Monday August 26. The production starred the great bari tone Paul Robeson with Eddie Green, The Eva Jessye Choir and Amanda Randolph in the CBS Fore Cast series production entitled: “'All God's Children”. Music for the program was written by Earl Robinson whose “Ballad for Am ericans” became an overnight nat ional hit when Robeson sang it over CBS last year. The musico directorial skill of Phil Cohan, a ibook and lyrics by John Whedon, and John Tucker Battle—plU9 the famous Mark Warnow orchestra, complete the line-up of stars. This Forecast program was one of a series being offered to Columbia network’s millions of listeners. If chosen for sponsorship the same will be heard in a variety of pro grams built around legendary hen>03 especially suited to Rob< - son's talents. Arizona Negrj. Infantry Contributes $170 To NAACP. New York—Members of the 26th United States Infantry, com prising Negro soldiers stationed at Fort Huachuca. Arizona, have turned over $170 in membership subscriptions to the National As sociation for the Advancement of Colored People, William Pickens, director said. 5,CS4 Gall Stones Taken From Woman Wilson, N. C., Aug. 22 (ANP) The largest number of gall stones ever recorded In the medical hist ory of this section, 6,384 were tak en from a 60 year old woman at Wilson hospital recently. Physic ians said, however, that she would recover. - - - ROTHERY CLEANING SPECIAL E ONE-PIECE PLAIN DRESSES MEN’S SUITS LADIES’ PLAIN JACKET SUITS LIGHT TOPCOATS LADIES PLAIN SPRING COATS Except White or Fur Trimmed fl ■ 1 FQPP ONE PLAIN SKIRT OR TROUSERS CLEANED FREE I KLL WITH EACH $1.00 ORDER FREE—“Moth-Seal’’ Raps or Free Storage for Cloth Winter Coats Cleaned Now at Our Regular Prices (Not Special Prices.) Fur Coats, values to $100, Cleaned and Cold Stored, $4.50 ROTHERY CLEANERS 2515-17-19 CUMING ST. JA. 7383 iiiiiti liMiii!! w.[inn i r i ii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiMmiiimiiiii win mm 1 4-iiinwiapM.pt-M w mr i Named Best Boy Driver in Nebraska Jack Francisco, 16, of Royal, Nebr., selected as champion good driver of his state in a contest conducted by the Ford Good Driv ers League, being presented with the state winner’s certificate by Corporal Woodruff of the state of Nebraska highway patrol, as R. M. Stoudt (right), assistant manager of the Ford Motor Com pany's Omaha branch, and H. H. Hageman (left) assistant sales manager of Ford's Omaha branch, look on. The lad will com pete for the national crown and a $5,000 university scholarship with champion boy drivers from forty-seven other states in the finals of the good driving contest to be held at the New York World’s Fair. Royal, Nebraska, Aug. 29—Cho sen from among (hundreds of Ne braska teen-aged lads as the young man best able to drive an automo bile safely and well and describe how he will attempt to reduce traffic accidents. Jack Francisco, 16 years old, of Royal, will repres ent his Rtate in the national finals of the Ford Good Drivers League Contest to be staged in New York during the week of August 26t'ft. Forty-eight young men, repres ent in as many states, will take part in the final tests which will include a series of grueling car maneuvers in the traffic of New York city and suburbs, followed by psycho-pihysical reaction tests In the Ford building at the New York world’s fair. The final ex amination, held under the direct ion of Dr. A . R. I*uer of Iowa State College, will rate the boys on tiheir vital driving characteris tics. including their reaction to road and traffic conditions. A $5,000 university scholarship is the first prize. The national champion good driver will be announced on Thurs •lay niglht, August 29th, by Edsel Ford, president of the Fort! Good Driver’s league. Hie runner-up will receive a $2,000 scholarship iujiigiiiuiiiiiuiniiuiiiuK!niiiiniiiiuiiusinBiuiiiiifiiiniiiiuuuiiiiiiii!Hiiiim!i!muiiiimu;iH while scholarships amounting ho $500 each wil be given the three next best drivers. In addition, scholarships amounting to $250 each will be presented to the next eight best contestants. Each of the state winners, no matter what his final score, will receive a $10 scholarship in addi tion to the cdst of his trip with a friend or relative to the New York fair. The Nebraska winner comes from an agricultural community with a population of 217, where he lives with his father and mother, Mr. and M!rs. Frank Francisco. Thet boy’s father Is a rural mail cair ier as well as a farmer, and young Francisco learned to drive an au tomobile at an early age while working on the farm and for a storekeeper in Royal. In high school the boy is an outstanding student, takes part in athletics end plays the suxaphone in the school orchestra Almost the entire population of the town turned out to bid t'are v.*i>ll to the boy an his mother when they left for New York August 23rd. Robert Luebs of Lincoln, runner up in the state contest, will rec eive a wristwatdh in recognition iiiiiiiaiitiniiiiiiiiiinHiiiitiiim'iiiiiiiiiniitiiiiuiHntiiiHiniiiuuiiiiiiiiDtmiiiiitiHnnMi - - ■. ■ - ■. of his driving ability in addition to the certificate of merit awarded by the Ford Good Drivers Leaguej Quaker City’s Mercy H ospital Filled Capacity Philadelphia, Aug- 20 (ANP)— Although this is vacation period at) Mercy hospital, staff officers this week declared that on July 31, 101 patients were crowded into the wards, leaving few vacant beds in the house and none on the wom an’s side. 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