Dr. Stearns Asks Us
Questions
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I_ I
strtute the Church Membership of
the future.
My judgement as to results is bas- j
ed upon the observation of the youth'
ranging in age from 12 to 18 m a
city community. During this period
of twenty-five to thirty years, there
was a minimum average attendance
1 of thirty in the Junior High and
thirty in the High School depart
ments, totalling some 1500 to 2000;
youths.
Upon observation, the members of I
this group who are active in any
Protestant Church as regular Church
attendants, financial supporters, of tic j
lal members, workers in the church !
school, to say nothing of the number
in full-time Christian service, are j
small in comparison to the number
who are members in good standing
of chibs and organizations devoted j
to selfish pleasures, indulging in the
accepted habits of the more worldly j
friends, smoking, drinking (tnoder- |
ately maybe), amusements such as I
minor gambling, swearing, telling!
and acting untruths, knowing that It!
is not right or Christian, but choos- j
ing to take the easy way and not to!
appear odd or different.
Why do the large majority of
youth decide to talk and act the same j
as youth ho have made no profes-1
sion of being Christians, such as af-l
fecting an attitude of insincerity, be-!
mg snobbish towards those not in!
their group, choosing to not sing!
Christian hymns, cheating in school
tests, being unkindly m attitude to-,
wards backward races and national
ities, accepting the idea of doing
whatever they can get by with, with
no evident desire to ant to know how
they can be a more ef fective growing
Christian ?
My observation over these years is
that the larger number are not mak
ing an effort by frequent contacts
with Christ in reading Christian lit
erature, or even listening to the mes
sage from thera dio, to improve their
Christian character that they may be
come more unselfish, more kind to
the unfortunate and the socially
handicapped. more forgiving with a
real desire or world-wide brother-:
hood.
I have talked with workers in oth- !
er schools of various denominations I
and they seem to have the same prob
iems and experiences. I f this is true ’
then there must be something lacking
in our materials, methods or person- j
nel.
The usual reply is that it is due
to the influence of the home, the j
school and our present social-recre
ational life, coupled with the fact
that we have them for such a short:
period of time. However, we are
still faced with _ the question: Are we
focusing our efforts on this one ob
jective—Daily Christ Controlled Lk
es.
Do we definitely try to create in
them a desire to subject every thought j
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Mow a pictured He “ORTA RHYTHM ROYS,” famous
pwMst Iidutwirng roidisrs ot the front as depicted ie
U«ren«fi hit. “FOUOW THE ROYS.” They helped pop
•hrae “Trevel Light" end “Do Nothing Td You Hear
Freni Me"! They will do two now songs in "FOLLOW THE
ROYS"—nendy, "The House I live hi” and "Dry Rones.”
I
word and deed to the mind of Christ,
not once a year but at every Sunday
devotional and lesson period.
Does the Christian way of life
mean more to us than food, clothes
and the possession of things ? Are
we working with God to make His
Kingdom a real practical way of liie
on earth?
The current idea that the boys in
the present war will come back with
a new determination to live a vital
Christian life based on the oft-repeat
ed statement, “That there are no
Atheists in the fox-holes", I think,
is entirely erroneous.
It will, in most instances, take
more than a belief in a supreme be
ing, who will by some superhuman
means protect their lives, to bring a
bout a growing sense of the presence
of God in their daily thinking and
living. If personal hate is the basis
for their courage, the damage done
to their higher and better motives
will stunt their spiritual growth for
years to come.
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Let us face the following questions
honestly:
X. What can we do to improve the
product oi our schools?
2. Have we been teaching just a
highly perfected lesson material?
3. Do we honestly evaluate our re
sults ?
4. Have we inocrporated Ch?ist
into our own lives and teachings?
5. Have we eliminated the emot
ional element to a fault?
6. Do we meet often enough as a
group to improve our work?
T. Is more leadership training the
solution ?
8. Does the Pastoral Leadership
influence the result?
9. Can we improve our results In
dependent of Pastoral leadership?
10. Should we face these problems
on a Denominational or Interdenom
inational basis?
DR. R. J. STEARNS.
6149 Florence Bhd., Omaha.
COURT THROWS OUT
MOTION TO RESTRAIN
-NEGRO SOLDIER"
New York—Federal Judge Alfred
C. Coxe on May 9 tossed out of
court the motion for court injunction
against the showng of thei W ar de
partment documentary film “The
Negro Soldire." The injunction had
been sought by Tbe Negro Marches
On, Inc., and Jack Goldberg, who
claimed that their movie. ‘‘We've
Come A Long. Long Way" was be
^1
tag injured by the War department
i film.
The NAACP. through counsel, en
tered a motion for leave to intervene
as amicus curiae on the ground that
the widest possible circulation should
be given to an official War a^pa-t
ment film showing the role cf the
Negro in the war.
The Executive Council of the Rab
tmical Assembly o: New York Irsued
the following statement on th tilm.
‘We have been ..ts antly irr.pres
;i with the neceHt'v cf fnrrJshnt
ad- r.uate and reliable informa.i ? to
all Americans about -11 miltarv coni
tributions of America's minority
groups. Racial and religious preju
dices will be minimized by the dissem
ination of the facts. ‘The Negro Sol
dier’ produced by the Signal Corps
and approved by the War Department
and the Office of War Information
as well as by representative Negro
groups and leaders, can be an effect
ive instrument in the tight against
prejudice, racial tensions and hatred.
For these reasons we approve and
commend the government policy of
showing this photoplay widely and
freely through the United States’’
Has the Christian message as
brought to us in the Bible been a
separate part of cur lives that it has
no practical bearing on our daily liv
ing? Are we using the best methods
to obtain an honest, definite decision
cm the part of our youth to do thej
will of God? as revealed to them
through their conscience and the j
teachings and the life of Christ.
One Christian mother made the
statement that in a group of women
of her age, who were all the product
of our churches and church schools,
she was the only one who did not
smoke and drink. Did they all have
the same high ideals of Christian
character when they accepted Christ
into their life and joined the church,
or did we fail to make it truly a
Christ-motivated life?
Is there something lacking in the
virility of our presentation of the
Christian way of life that boys gen
erally think it is more manly to act
tough, browbeat and push around the
weaker or less fortunate, do what
other boys do though they know it
FAMOUS CAROLINA COTTON
PICKERS INVADE MIDIVEST
Muskegon, Michigan — Opening
here at the Armory on May 19, Le
roy Hardison and his cotton Pickers
Orchestra marked the beginning of
their mid-west tour, following an ex-!
tended Canadian itinerary. The1
group featuring stardom's newest
song stylist, Cecil Groves, skyrocket- J
ed into popularity with the dance
fans through the abk promoting of
Mrs. Elizabeth Perdue. (PPN'S
RHUBARB
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Lb. 7c
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MORE ICE CREAM IN
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More and richer ice cream—rough
ly 15 million gallons more—may be
available during May and June to
those who relish this delicacy be
cause of a recent War Food Admin
istration order which permits manu
facturers to produce more ke cream
during these two months than during
the same period last year. Ice
Cream will be richer than at any
time since February . 1943.
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NEARLY 400 NEW NEGRO
APPOINTEES HOLD IMPORT
ANT POSTS IN WFA.
With the appointment of 104 addi
^ tional new emergency war food pro
duction and conservation aides, there
! will be nearly- 400 new colored work
er- on the staffs of State Extension
I Services to perform the important job
j of helping Negro farmer- increase
| their output of pital war crops, ac
| cording to an announcement made
this week by M. L. Wilson, director
I of Extension work in the War Food
Administration.
HOT FROM BROADWAY
Katherine Dunham
Exotic, alluring, spectacular. are
the terms nightlifers in Chicago a*e
using to describe Katherine Dunham
and her troupe now playing the
Blackstone Theatre. Under the very
descriptive title “Tropical Revue”,
the current attraction runs the whole
gamut of the terpischorean art.
MGM To Feature Negro
Lad with Lena Horne
Jerry Scott
| HOLLYWOOD BOUND
i Fifteen year old Chicago eighth
grade student who goes to Holly
wood June 1 to start work on a pic
ture under MGM contract. His
first cinema appearance is reported
to be as the son of the glamorous
Lena Horne.
CHRISTINE CHAT MAS
IN SOUTH
Christine Chatman. America firs:
iady of “Boogie-Woogie" a.id scng,
continues to wow lovers of dance |
music throughout the deco s, nth with
her Dccca Recording Orchestra. Her
present tour will carry her through;
Florida, Georgia. Alabama. Missis-1
sippi. Louisiana and Texas.
The group also features Maye
Belle. Decca recording artist in “Hur
ry. Hurry.“ "Hey Lawdy Mama" and
others. Big Bill Moore, sax artist
is responsible for the power drive ar
rangements . (PPNS).
JOE TURNER—LITTLE BEAU
ORCHESTRA
Ferguson Bros., Agency, Inc., In
dianapolis. Indiana announce that
bookings for a southern tour are al
ready being arranged following num
REDDEN’S
Lunch
DINNERS FROM 4 TO II
ALA CARTE ORDERS 11 TO 1
American Legion
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Produced by CHARLES K. FELDMAN '
Asso. Producer, ALBERI L ROCKETT ?_
Original Sc-een Play by Lou Breslow and Gertrude Purcell
©rtgmc* Soe*r Ploy by lou BreJcw or-d Coring* Purc«i_
COMING SOON TO YOUR LOCAL THEATRE
erous demands for the appearance ot
this popular attraction. (PPKS i.
It would be worth going miles to meet
the people you’ll meet is “Meet The
Pe°Pie"- WWW*
But fortunately, they are all in MGM’e
grind new musical-comedy gem— which
will be playing at your favorite theatre
*ooa- ****
Ibe wonderful, gay, exciting people
you u meet include:
LUCILLE BALL, DICK
POWELL, VIRGINIA
O’BRIEN. BERT LAHR,
“RAGS" RAGLAND.
JUNE ALLYSGN piui
VAUGHN MONROE
and his orchestra
and spike jones
and hiaCky Slkkera!
* * * ★
What a party! What
a crowd—the grand
est entertainers ever
— bringing you
songs and laughter
and romance galore!
* * * *
In fact, “Meet The
People” is too
franc for words—it s something that
must be seen and heard.
a * a a
7 bit runes keep the music ringing in
your happy ears'
*** *
A laugh a minute is the fun-speed of
this picture!
* * * *
And there's love, love, love, every when
you turn! * * * *
So come along—join in the good times—
* * * *
"Meet The People" and treat yourself
to a whirl of great MGM entertainment!
* * * *
Leo says—I've met the people—and
it's some experience.
It&rTHt
\PEOPLE
P.S. If all of the people buy all of the
Bonds they can—think what that wifi
near, to the U-S-A.
