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Utey said it was the boose.
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It wss the damnable fske
Of the empty promisee that
life plays on the born poor,
The gun bom minority, the
bora Average.
Living on a street with others
like yourself, a street
Brewing ritual gruel to what
Our ambitions appetites, so
That we gorge on the ingre-
blocked
By dead ends and crowded
with
People going
to
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Swelling our realities into
Gargoyles of illusions.
No! . ' " -WW1
You'll prove yourself, you'll
Analyze yourself, you'll
Vindicate your ways To man:
Milton's was a tiring task,
Success, debatable, but yours
Pitiable catastrophic gesture.
To invert Milton? rather seek
A oneness with ssiniy,
Because, my boy, the world
Of man is indeed an sas
Braying nonsense.
Yea?
fit desperation you sought the
friendship of a mutt,
lip-eared be looked at
u trying to understand, at
e listened, until simply as
mutts
grew animal old, flopped
Over and died; his time piece
Had run down back to the
booze?
Yes!
You sought material bric-a-brac:
A house on a paved street
with
Neighbors who lolled on their
Academic degrees and strip
ping Mortgages. You took three
Jobs: Manual, spiritual and
mental.
Only the manual rendered
deluded progress: the
House, fast vanishing
Symbol that it was, held its
own.
The mental became a confus
ed Array of blues and greens
egged
On by the too occasional
booze
To foster sleep. Still no one
listens
The spiritual had long evap
orated
With the passing of the mutt
Yes!
It was a Sunday morning,
Looking out on your razor
edged
Lawn you saw the urates
prother:
You thought, "It caat be
truer v, i -
Not your costly foliage that
Twenty hours of overtime
had
Bled you, but it was:
Piece by piece the mutt's
brother
Was digging up the Chinese
holly,
The hibiscus and shrubberies
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Names you bad forgotten.
Piece by piece the mutt Was
shaking
Your greenery into shreds,
lapping it into bis mouth
Then spatting it out
You started toward the door,
Intent on stoning the mutt
Away, when an uncontroll
able Dizziness stayed your course,
Spun you 'round like a circus
go-cart,
Zig-zagging you from side to
side,
Making you grasp vainly to
ward The door knob.
You went crashing into a
French provincial velvet
Seated chair. Your shaking
Fist broke through, shattered
A bevelled mirror as the ice
circled glass made lagged
blood lines in your hand.
Violent foaming vomit
Spewed from your mouth as
You tugged at the knob to
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DEDICATED TO ALL
GRADUATING YOUNG MEN
5 AND YOUNG LADIES
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By RUDYARD KIPLING
If you can keep your bead
when all about 'you ,t,
Are losing theirs and blaming
it on you;
If you can trust yourself when
' all men doubt you,
But make allowance for their
doubting too; .".,
If you can wait and not be
tired by wainting,
Or, being lied about, dont
deal in lies,
Or, being hated don't give
way to hating,
And yet don't look too good,
nor talk too wise;
If you can dream and not
make dreams your master;
If you can think and not
make thoughts your aim;
If you can meet with triumph
and disaster
And treat those two impostors
just the same;
If you can bear to bear the
truth you've spoken "
Twisted by knaves to make a
trap for fools,
Or watch the things you gave
your life to broken
And stoop and build 'em with
worn out tools;
If you can make one heap of
all your winnings
open the door;
You opened it.
The mutt was tripping down
The street, deaf to your cries
Of why.
Yes. '
They found you there, eyes
open
Staring at the same blocked
Street where you first
Breathed life: "dead, dead,
dead," they cried.
Not!
Your final beginning.
And risk it on one turn of
pitch-and toss.
And lose, and start again at
your beginnings
And never breathe a ' word
about your loss;
If you can force your heart
and nerve and sinew
To serve your turn long after
they are gone, ...
And so hold on when there is
nothing in you
Except the will which says
to them: "Hold on;"
If you can talk with crowds
and keep your virtue,
Or walk with kings nor lose
the common touch;
If neither foes nor loving
friends can hurt you;
If all men count with you,
but none too much;
If you can will the unforgiv
ing minute
With sixty seconds of dis
tance run
Yours is the Earth and every
thing that's in it
And which is more you'll
be a Man, my son!
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Jr. . a 1972 graduate of
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George B. Russ
April is Birthday month for
"Miss Pheobe," the Union
Baptist Church Bus.
"Miss Pheobe" made her
debut, for the Union Baptist
membership, April 1971-a
brand new, shiny blue and
white conveyance to erase the
transportation problem of
many , of the church's Senior
Citizens . handicapped
members and, friends wanting
a lift
"Miss Pheobe's" work day
begins at nine o'clock each
Sunday morning. Leaving the
church, on North Roxboro
Street, "Miss Pheobe" winds
her way to Walltown where the
first riders are picked up. From
this point, the sullen silence of
loneliness that hovered over
the empty bus suddenly
disappears in the wake of
Sabboth good-cheer vibrated
by the passengers. Onward
they go: Hickstown Morreene
Road Dearborn Drive Geer
Street Hardee Street back to
Gray Avenue; then, across
to wn to Ridgeway
Avenue-Unity
Village-Fayetteville
Street Pilot Street and away
we go, homeward bound now.
"Miss Pheobe" transports,
averagedly, 70 persons each
Sunday: approximately 1820
passengers annually. The
mileage meter registers 7300
miles. This mark-up includes
extra trips, such as:
Fayetteville; Riley Hill
Church-Wake Forest; First
Baptist Church, Rev. L. M
Daye, pastor; Newport News,
Va.; Hatchet Grove Baptist
Church, Morrisville, N.C;
North Durham Community
Basket Ball Team-3 weekly
practice evenings and
Saturday morning for combat.
"Miss Pheobe" has three
men in her life-drivers:
Clarence Jones, Robert Burr is
and Hunter I tasking.
Mr 'Haskins thoroughly
enjoys busing the well-dressed
cheerful, Sabbath commuters
to mmm- nyf
ways aid means of keeping
everybody happy.
Occasionally, he quizzes the
passengers concerning their
wali-be ng- "arc you satisfied
with your driver? And the
answer is always loud and
clear; "We are happy!"
Hunter admits,
enthusiastically, that driving
Miss Pheobe" is no chore. "I
feel that I am giving a service
for a lot of people who
otherwise would not make it to
Union Baptist Church services
very often. No joke, I realty
love helping the little old ladies
aboard the bus. They have to
take it real easy getting off and
on the bus and I just give them
all the time they need. I find
that patience . pays
off-everybody is happy and I
feel good inside being able to
lend a helping hand."
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter
Haskins reside at 2014
Matilene Avenue. He is a recent
retiree from Creative Printers,
after 20 years of service. Mrs.
Myrtle Haskins is a native of
Wadesboro, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rickett; a
member of The Pastor's Aide
Society . Up-To-Date-Galeda
Club, the Senior Missionary
Circle and the Galeda S. S.
Class. Hunter is a Durham
product; "I have been here all
my life. I have always attended,
services at Union Baptist I
joined the church back in the
40s. I was baptized by Rev. A.
S. Croom."
Interviewer: "Do you hold
any offices in the Church?
"No. 1 don't hold any
offices--! am a member of the
Pastor's Aide Society. I used to
sing with the Male Chorus-Mrs.
Dorcas Reaves, Rev. Croom "s
daughter, was in charge of the
chorus when I tried to sing. I
wasn't hitting on nothing
trying to sing. Fm a member of
the Men's Bible Class like most
of the men in the church but I
seldom attend, you see, I start
my rounds at nine o'clock. I
tried ushering ". Haskins
chuckled spasmocially "but 1
didn't do much at that ! just
like helping out where Fm
needed at the
moment 'Sending a helping
hand is my motto'."
Interviewer: "Tell me
something about the upkeep of
"Miss Pheobe."
"Well, I tell you, the upkeep
isn't much. You see, the bus
was brand new when the
church bought it The tires are
still good. A new tire was
bought for the spare wheel that
came with the bus. Except for
gas 'n oil, there isn't much cost
to running the vehicle."
Interviewer: "I see-. Do
you wash and polish "Miss
Pheobe?
"Yeah. I wash up once
every three weeks. I clean up
every Saturday morning."
Haskins has found a greater
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Continued From Page 4A
couple told me they did not'
believe in legal marriages. I
asked "Why, then, you have a
wedding? Their answer was to
get things they needed and
uld not afford to get.
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narried. This is for low
moral people . preachers,
Bishops and all sphitural
leaders. Then he says, It is best
not to get married. When you
become married, you can not
give full time to God because
your mate feels he is being
neglected.
It is a must to rise and stand
for Christ on all issue.
happiness and won many
friends through giving
service-being patient and
courteous to others. Be assured
that Haskins is not the kind of
person described in one of
William Hazlitt's essays:
"There are persons who
cannot make friends. Who are
they? Those who cannot be
friends. It is not the want of
understanding or good nature,
of entertaining or useful
qualities, that you complain
of: on the contrary, they have
probably many points of
attraction; but they have one
that neutralizes all these-they
care nothing about you, and
are neither the better or worse
for what you think about
them. They manifest no joy at
your approach; and when you
leave them it is with a feeling
that they can do just as well
without you. This is not
sulleness, no indifference, no
SEI l ( KK!!
The renewed interest
in the classics for the
'70' s has brought seer
sucker back. Patterns
range from stripes,
checks and solids to the
bold look of big plaids
and demure tiny petal
prints.
This wash-and-wear
"old newcomer" can be
found in skirts, pants,
jackets, dresses, halter
itgps and vests, says
absence of mind; but they are
intent solely on their own
thoughts, and you are merely
one of the subjects they
exercise them upon. They live
in society as in a solitude; and,
however their brain works,
their pulse beats neither faster
nor slower for the communion
of life."
Such people will not be
interested in driving a church
bus like "Miss Pheobe."
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