PAGE EIGHT
SECTION TWO
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'■•The Hurricane Donna situa
tion is a thing of the past, ex
cept for a few telephones still
out and a few places with some
cleaning-up left. However, in
behalf of WCDJ, 1 would like
to take a few lines to thank j
the people who stayed with us
during the watch, the people
who thanked us for the work
and, of course, the people who
helped us. At the studio there
was Jerry Holmes and Mike Ma
lone, Dick Schuman and myself.
Everyone else got there at 10 j
o’clock. I got down about an!
hour and a quarter later and,
along with Mike and our engi
liee? Tony Ostopoff, stayed on
until 4 in the morning. As we
left, the roughest blow came,!
but our duty was sipiply to in
form of the progress. Special
thanks from all of us to Nick
George for giving of his scien
tific knowledge and informa
tion; the Rev. J. Paul Holoman,
for keeping us constantly in
formed with accurate barometric
readings. Thanks also to every
one at the National Guard, to
Bill Easterling, all of whom kept
us up-to-date, with important
news concerning shelters, dam
age and the like. Incidentally,
as rough as Donna was, she still
didn’t frighten me like the
earthquake in Seattle in 1951
that I went through. It only
lasts for about three midutes,
but one earthquake per lifetime
is more than enough.
Random notes: Congratula
tions to the Aces who’ve done
so well thus far. Incidental!"
the newspapers and press asso
ciation wires had the score
wrong for the first game of the
season. So far as the rest of
the state knows, we lost that
game. Some television bigwig
got the idea of casting. Janis
Paige as “Maisie”. The series
never sold. The reason is ob
viofis. Ann Southern is too well
identified with that role. Last
week’s column was devoted to
my trip to New York. A few
folks asked why I .didn’t visit
the UN Building. Actually, it
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was the first place we did visit,
but I left it out when I wrote
the column. The new Miss
America is from Michigan and
one of the finest combinations
of beauty and talent this contest
has yet produced.' Hope our
new fall schedule at WCDJ
sounds good to you. Amongst
other things, it gives me an
opportunity to be with you every
afternoon from 1:30 until 4:00,
in addition to the morning show
from 6:00 to 9:00. Have you
seen one of the many Oxydol
ads on television? The one con
cerning the two little boys who
come in caked with mud.
Grandma asks how they got so
muddy in Sunday School. They
said they never went, that they
played somewhere instead. So
grandma gives the clothes a,
quickonce-over in the sponsor’s!
product, so that momma wij!
never find out. All in all, 'a
i very inspirational little adver
tisement, not only taking the
subject of Sunday School so
lightly, but showing youngsters
how they can get away with not
going. President Truman’s out
spokenness, whether or not you
agree with him, is, in this day
and age, quite refreshing. Isn’t
this interesting? The name of
the name of the stripteaser ap-J
pearing in Norfolk at the time
of Hurricane Donna, was Shar
on Storm. (Don’t ask me how
I know). The hurricane also re
| minded me of the last time my
; mom and dad were in town. It
was the first day of May dur
ing a terrific rainstorm. They
still talk about the politeness of
the youngsters and the helpful
generosity of some other folks
in town when their car got into
j a bit of trouble. Watching some
of the real early Marx Brothers
movies. Just about the craziest,
funniest things ever put on
screen. You can’t win. You get
less taxes taken out for an ex
emption, but more to pay for
hospitalization. The more I hear
| the music from the “Sound of
j Music,” the better I like it, es
| pecially that wonderful “Do Re
Mi,” song.
Closing thought: To be seven
jty years young is sometimes
'more cheerful and hopeful than
j to be tto Ay; jsfd.
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Raleigh The Motor Vehicles
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deaths through 10 A. M., Mon-|
day, September 19 follows:
Killed To Dale 797
Killed To Dale Last Year 809
For truth is precious and divine,
Too rich a pearl for carnal swine.
—Butler.
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[ SUNDAY SCHOOL
I LESSON j
Continued from Page 7 —Sedion 2
should have uplifted and en
nobled the people, instead cor
rupted and betrayed them.
And lest we also be betrayed
by false religion, lest that upon'
which we depend to instruct,
uplift, and redeem us, should
decive, degrade and destroy us,
let us test our religion by this
age-old standard of excellence j
las set forth in our Scriptures
j today.
First, we must be aware that
true religion is indestructibly
linked with righteousness. (A
somewhat old-fashioned word,
but a graphic one!) True re
ligion walks hand in hand with
morality—especially that morali-l
ty which means justice for oun
brothers. Indeed, the darkest
chapters in human history were
always written when religion |
permitted evil to go unchal-j
lenged among men, when it fail-,
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ed to awaken and instruct con
science for the service at right
eousness.
But before we condemn the
sins of our forefathers, let us
look to our present-day sins.
What of the danger of radio
active fallout from atom bomb
tests —on unborn generations
What shall we say of a genera
tion where two thirds of the
world suffers from- hunger, di
sease, ignorance, while the re
mainder concentrate their wis
dom 'and wealth upon devising
deadly weapons for mutual des
truction? * What shall we say
concerning the decline of chasti
ty, sobriety, and integrity; the
rise of sexual immorality, alco
holism, dope addiction, the
breakdown of marriage and
home life? Are we, in our day
and time, following the same,
road as the people to whom Mi
cah carried his message? Should)
religion in our times close its j
eyes to such evils and permit
mankind to live in peace with,
them? If religion does such a
thing, then religion, under a!
guise of being the trusted ser
vant of God and the best friend j
of man will prove his worst
enemy. True religion must nev
er come to terms with evil.
True religion joins mercy with
I justice. Justice without mercy
rapidly becomes injustice. A
religion of justice without mercy
becomes an inhumanity unwor
thy of man, blasphemy against
‘ God.
True religion, in its finest and
i deepest sense, is man walking
! humbly with God. And no one
I walks with God or with his
, fellows until he is humble.
! Without humility we are the
| victims of pride, the father of
; all sin. We are guilty of the
worst sin against God, the idola
trous practice of. substituting'
self for God. Pride cast lead
to every vice of the flesh or of
the spirit. It is the very fault
we must easily detect and de
spise in others, and yet the vice
of which we are least conscious
in ourselves.
Humility is the fruit of grati
tude. Today Micah stands to
declare to ,us, as he did to his
people so long ago, that true
religion rises out of the humili
ty of remembering in thankful
ness ’the debt of love we owe
God for what he has given us—
for what we are. It is a debt'
whose only token of payment
can be a heart that answers
God with love, a will that re
sponds to his will with glad
obedience.
(These comments are based on
outlines of the International
Sunday School Lessons, copy
righted by the International
Council of Religious Education
and used by permission.)
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