Saturday, Oct 2, 1933
THE CAROLINA! TIM^
N. C. Mutual
Fourm
BY PEOQY M. SPAUtiDINO
Wull folks, I’m here again
and this time it is a doubts
header. To my regret, I fail
ed to get the Hcptember 18 pro
pram in on time «« I’m doubl
ing i>p this week ’cause I
know you want to know whi*^
happened. (Taking a lot for
granted nni I not). Devotions
were led by Mrs. Dorothy
Jankson at this forum hour
and our ehoirister Miss LY
Constimee M«‘rriek. Before tha
main .speaker of the day was
introduced, rather presented
to the Mutual Family, our own
Vice-President and T'rcaSurcr,
Mr. E. 11. MeiTick urged the
cooperation of all in the Third
War Bond Drive and announc
ed the number of bonds sold
ot that point.
Dr. Clyde Donnel was speak
er for the morning. Wc are
always pleas*»d to heai our
Medical 'Director has to .say. In
the course of his talk he mon-
tioned there were four causes
of all illnesses namely: poison
ing, infection, injuries inflam
mation. IJe explained the dif
ferent kinds of light and heat
used for the various illneas
and ailments. There are thre?
kinds or heat: conductive, con
vective and convefsive.
The Mutual Family is happy
to announce the addition of
two new ujenfbers of its fam
ily in the pfir.'tot* of Mrs. B.
Pemberton and Misa Mai)!-’
Robin.soii. Mrs. Pemberton is
on the fourth floor in the Or
dinary Department and Miss
Robinson is messenger girl.
On September 25 Mrs. Ade
line Spaulding was in eharg.i
of devotions. The Mutual wa^
rendered “Love’s Song” by
Mrs. Margaret Joi^es accom
panied by Mrs. Ethel Berry.
The Sj)eaker was Mr. G, W.
Cox, A'^ice President and
^Agency Director. (His nick
name from now on should b;^
Mr. O. W. “Freedom” Cox.)
He spoke on Freedom and
■when he had completed hi^
spcech if you ever felt like n
free man you felt like it then.
First, let us see .just what;.
FREEDOM is: Quality or state
of being free, exemption from
necessity, ease, possession of
the tights or privileges of a
citizen, a privilege, independ
ence. That’s Mr. Webster’# de
finition). In speaking of free
dom, Mr. Cox asks what kind
of freedom do yon wantt Do
you want freedom of speecli
say what you to)^ freedom of
notion do what you want to),
freedom from fear, freedom
from war. When we speak of
freedom our hearts and minds
turn back to the thousands of
men who are now wading i i
blood in order that they migh.;
have freedom. Will the Poit
War Relief bring them thu
type of freedom which the/
are striving for the type of
freedom which all men seek-
We wonder if the Atlantic
Charter will have effect on
all'men, in that the Negro will
not be all right in the Soutli
“in his place” but be treated
as a human helns^ The only
kind of freeflom that wa
should think of and fight for
even to the point of giving tho
last drop of blood to sustain
it is the kind of freedom whicn
will enable us to stand witii
all in the presence of human
personalities. I’d like to say
that if you weren’t there you
missed it for Mr. Cox, if I
may put it in slang, really lay-
ed it!
Wo were, very happy to havo
as our guests in the forum
Mr. B. C. Robinson, Assistaat
Manager of the Charlotte Dis
trict, Mr. T. E. Qillard, As3c.
Mgr. of the Charlotte District,
Mrs. T. E. Gilliard, wife of
the above mentioned Mr. Oilli-
ard, Mr. W. P. Malone Assist
ant Manager of the Charlotte
District. Agents visiting were
Mr. J. P. Howell of Concord
Miss Jones of Asheville, Miss
Ruth Shorter of Asheville,
Miss Essie Harpter of Ashe
ville, Mr. I. iD. Hawthorne of
Asheville, Mr^ R. L. Haw
thorne of Asheville, Mr. R.
L. Hawthorne _ of Asheville,
Mr. C. R. Brewington of Char
lotte, Mr. II. C. Orier of Ashe
ville, Mr. J. W. Bost of Ashe
ville, Mr. J.' M. Myers of
Charlotte. Also visiting from
tjic State of Virginia in tho
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JOE LOUIS TAKES RIDE IN JEEP—Some one hat posed question: who has the most punch,
Joe’Louis of fiatiana or the Jeep, rugged and mighty midget truck of the Army? We can’t answer
that on*. Sergeant Joe Louis, at Fort Dix on his nation-wide Army camp tour, goes for a ride with
several of bis ciwnles. Seated beside him is Sergeant Don Blackman of the Fort Dix MiliUi;f Police,
fortoer wrestling «tEr. (Photo by Fori Dix Public Relations 0£Sce.)
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ON THI
PROBLEMS OF LIFE
Am ms^AfioH n roo who uat mm#
0Vi«4MCf.. .m oriacoMiNc rov4 raov«ui
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LET US REASON TOGETHER IN W/SOOM AND UNDERSTANDING'
EMR — I have been reading
aw HI.. .
your column for some time and
I like the way you solve pro
blems. I’m married, my hus
band works hard and makci
good money but somehow jt
doesn’t seem like we get any
where. We have four children,
I want to "buy a Tiome how,
Mutual Family were: Mr. D.'
C. Deans of Richmond and Mi’.
Lester Moore of Norfolk. Now
that I have named the “Jodv
es” that were there let’s tallc
of the service men that were
there in the person of StafC
Sergeant Edward Johnson of
Camp Pickett, Virginia and^
Seamen II. McNair Woodard
and his wife. Incidentally
young ladies I meant to say
the Jodies and Josephines as
I understand the WACS and
WAVES are calling all eivili^ii!
women Josephines.
Don’t burn your candles at
both ends because though th’
light is always brighter whi'e
burning when it gets dark
things look mighty dim. In
other words “Take it easy.’’
—Peggy M. Spaulding.
while wc have a good chauc
but my husband kindly want^; j dom and look elsewhere
to quit the job he has and get companionship,
something else. Shall he quit
now or stay on here and buv
the land?
get out of this nieS.H.
j An=s: — Put this man oat
!of your life entirely as r»)
halfway measures can be used
in a situsrion of this kind
This man’s wife is on the
“war path” and she thorouj.'li-
ly intends to protect her in
terests even if she has to re*,
sort to hair pulling. It’s iiof
safe to go around makiiit:
“sheep’s eyes” at marrie 1
men.
MWC — I am a hard work
ing woman, a maternity nur.^^
Have a good many patients
and try to do what's right. I
have a daughter who is J*!,
she finished school thi.s pn
June. I wish to know if .'■h-''
will make a worth-whi'e triiiii-
ed nurse i
Ans: — A “cracker-jnck.".
Your daughter was brousrht up j
in a nnrsing ntmosphcre and '
she will lie o^i f.nmiliar groun'i
any ho.=!pitnl. There is a 1)1,r
demand tho cnuntrv over for
tr.'ir.if'd uiuieii and your daugli
t'T will be r iid. .!ng a great
service to her country if shi^
enrolls immediately.
Daisy Mae — T find yo.ir
colump very interesting. I
more money ‘ elsewhere but I’’fwriting n bov in ser-
high living conditions in largo'T'’® I
cities would soon absorb this i T"'
.surplus. Everytlung you makei *' deeply ,n love wi h me. Do
now is clear profit and yDal^V t^nk- «• Vv^uW love .a
t^-o have money in thei bank I by just seeing her photo
better stay there. reading her letters?
HD - I have had two wiv-
es in mv life and I want to '"T "'"t
know'which one means m3 ?•"
the most good? One was a ; '
young Avoman and the othir j
one was old. What must I do?
Ans; — Wipe the slat?
clean. Why keep your mind in
turmoil and unrest about some
thing that should only be a
vague memory. You ■ couldn’t
get along with cither one of
these women. Get your free-
Gandhi. It boilrf d. '/n tu thi,-':
Should I tay, ri- * h*"- «elf-
ishnt =i^ soni«thing t^ le*.a «u, (
.1*^ that s her dom'nant > h.trair
teri.‘!ti'
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Ans: — elfi'hnr.--i wor’^i j
both waj. 1. ^ou aTf .secretly
dfsiriiig the thini'-= in life
that yiiur t‘( ks do not ice fit
for yon to 1 >'■(- and this *.'
the ba^i‘ of your entir> di;t-
?atisfaftion. And f“0, yonr
mother i'* not a Tt-ll v.i. u^ia.
N’ow, V' li're : ic ‘)*3’(»nd yenr*-
i(.d .t uy t‘ you to ftver 1oi%
tftes^ ‘p« rt>’* fal^^ of jroJT
iuukhci.'4. Spend th« n€xt aiatf
months In preparing jtmrwit
far making yoar own way In
life and give jroiir me^hfr th«
Mtisfaetion of kaoviaf th't
she has edaeated jm. The re*t
is np to you.
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Your husband could make
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"MBW — I am in trouble
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