Poetry Corner By Jane Penn "How To Make II" I How did you make it? How did you take it? I began to ask the Lord. a--I /-uiu in a sweet, sman voice* He made it plain. He said, "I went through everything just like you might have to do, 44And the good part about it is, I've already paid your way through. 44I made it and so can you, for now that I'm back in Glory 4Tve got the power to carry you through. "Some day we'll talk face to face, and I'll tell you about some of the tricks Satan pulled on me, to keep me from becoming free. 44He tried so hard to make me stray, "But I always remembered, I had to pray, "How did I make it? "How did I take it? "I kept my hands in my Father's hand and He made the way, without any delay. * "Now I'm sitting on the right side of my Father safe and sound, happy as can be "For, through the Cross, 1 was made free. "Just hold on a little while longer, and with me you'll soon be. ' "Free from sin and have total victory, "How did I make it? "How did I take it? Now you can see. I depended on my r_ .1 i airier, but you can depend on me." The Rev. John Heath ~ A Thought God never asks us to give up something He won't replace with something equal or greater. Jayne Penne' 1 ; "Loneliness From A Crime I Didn't Do" At each awakening ,.. from time to timeI forget abotit what..'.why.'.'.and how, ; * 4 My goals are high...why...and how How in the world will I know? It's dismal, my life this time, Cause I'm the fool of this crime Searching to find why--but lost the feel. Loneliness...hurt:..it's all insideSlow in life I've come to be... The grey of red and black you see! Nothing for sure, only hope...some despair... A life downhill and nothing to compare. Happy...sad...joy and hurt; walking and talking and losing what I had... There's nothing to compare to this loneliness I have. James L. Galloway Jesus Jesus, I love you more than life, for you've become my heart. You made me "Born Again," you've given my life a brand new start. See, loving you could bring no tomorrow; forever would be today. There could be no paths in life to follow, . cause loving you would be the only way. You're the only light that shines, for, when 1 met yqft I was living in the darkness of Hell. _ - Your 4ove~has become all thefruit of life, and all the water in the well. You're every ounce of gold, there has ever been, you're the sky colored, an everlasting blue. You're the life after life, and now that 1 have you, the only life I ever knew. W. Poindexter Send your poems to Poetry Corner, P.O. Box 3154, WinstonSalem, N.C., 27102. We are not responsible for returning submissions, and, because of the volume of mail received. (here may be some delay in your poems appearing. mwMwmimwiimimimMMHmeHwiiiimiMiiiiiimiimiiiiiimiiiimiiiwiminnmmmmtiimmmrowii Broadway From Page B6 late 40's when discrimination was He was a superb musician. He still an ugly fact of life."It was really taught me how to sing," wrong of me," admits the singer, s^e adds. Hayton died in 1972. still sexy at 67. "But as a black But th? well-respected musician woman 1 knew what I was up didn't pass away without earning against. Also. I wanted to learn undying devotion "He L , u' didn't see me as black. He was as much about singing from him coinplete, bHnd co,or .. he as 1 could - he always knew how cared about was musj<; H# )oyed to bring out the best in my voice, me. i ?iWB> ii i i 1 i i LUTHER Tuo u^njftKi f ^ ~ | (COTEPTTURN^V. "T/^WATARe XOO LUTHER /-I f NEIGHBORHOOD \fff I DEPRESSES ME, )H XMAgy FRANCES!^/1 j T(??fc I UtAJL ft v?, L LUTHER 73^*" rtow COME^X ? ( R?HABIUTA"TIN6 ^ X. MAW?S SO MUCHy ;^P- NOISE?^-^ _lL GRAND? ?r>/MJu 0<^i : C\ THOUGHT >lbo W??t^ V <urk ADAiifM PO V <m ^ ?STARSCO by Clart An WEEK OF: SEPTEMBER 27, 191 AQUARIUS - January 21-Febru I A 1- H- ? improvement is weens Keyword; you c tion and dedication are essential ingredlc PISCES - February 20March?2 Excellent chance opens up for recondlia bright, but the major task is putting them delays on the weekend. ARIES - March 21-April 20 A troublesome obligation can be fulfilled sense of humor is the key. Domestic res| but you must make the overtures. TAURUS - April 21-May 22 The week Includes little jaunts and some bonus may come your way by Monday*" playful and fanciful mood. GEMINI - May 23-June 21 A change truly is as good as a rest ? and quaintance is unexpectedly generous and skeptical of the motives - - CANCER - June 22-July 22 A rather successful week if accepting m< contests of skill. Friend's misconceptions ? nip the problem in the bud. LEO ? July 23-Auguet 22 Matters Involving household business r? distance travel, bargain hunting, barterln are all in week's picture. VIRGO ? August 23-September Good week for making professional c becomes surprisingly pragmatic Public sp< wii ? is a presenx sxrengrn LIBRA ? September 23-Octobei Make no announcements until all the fac accented. Fashion ideas may be surprisin effective as well SCORPIO ? October 23-Novem Property matters are spotlighted througl becomes supportive and ? if asked ? car Youf own hunches are weak after Mondi SAGITTARIUS - November 22-1 Social life is in full swing, and parties hos< their flair Legal matters require careful ficultics may delay agreements. CAPRICORN - December 23-Ja Events are taking place in the background in the near future. You respond well to extend yourself this week. BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK Your greatest strength ? and a possible \ both sides of every situation, in the nex definite asset ? winning you a possible pi people you cherish. BORN THIS WEEK September 27th, actress Sada Thom| Newton-John; 29th, actress Madeline H Mathis; October 1st, actor Walter Mattha 3rd, singer Chubby Checker. ? The C we're no' turnis^) (\ ^unemployment isvi rytwecr\^e I high! housing is J I is the wof \sub standard// en rypee wce.^oo havevi ito break egos to; ( j 4*r ~?' out i'r* welu^n ( enough to eai this ) vs^j2>>& a^ac g "y PE V - ;J nswll 14 ! ? 19 AS an make gradual strides in CJLm ? but in all tbrpe,. observa.- _ ints. 0 tions with friends. Ideas are 1 In operation. Expect some > *. r CiuJL with unexpected ease ? a ponsibility can be shared ? A C glamorous events. Financial Zj* ruesday. Loved one is in a likely even better Mere ac! you're entitled to be a little a. A Out tntal challenges or entering can lead to a confrontation __ (quire full attention. Short- f ig, and renewed friendship Jb. ontacts. Impractical friend taking ? with the accent on 22 ts are available. Sports are i gly bold ? but surprisingly ^B b?r 21 t the week Older relative i offer some valuable ideas. * December 22 | ted now are memorable for attention. Unexpected dif inuary 20 that signify positive changes " An inCI challenges, but don't over- 3W3 Sponso jveakness ? is that you see Corpor t six months, this trait is a r :c^. romotion and the respect of L?1SIC1 Friday i pson; 28th, singer Olivia lahn; 30th. singer Johnny u; 2nd. actor Moses Gunn, . ... -i? ? ~ ; B'WEWygwjju * Chronicle, Thursday, September 27, 1984-Page B7 By Brumsic Brandon, Jr. JOJRUCXS/ (^>40 6AsT^) By Brumiic Brandon. Jr. sy r By Brumsic Brandon, Jr. r^iTTx ( I DIDKfT HAVE y LEASE O ^W^JgS^ ' eeMtt>i J6 ^!lTfll\ FINDIT! ?I There are 16 very small things here. You could hold one of each of them in your hand. Words run across, down or diagonally in any direction. Word list below. P D T N I A R G T E R A \ S I N HEBOCTNN RSE BPKGO ^ B > A IB ? ? t N A U L B - E? T? ?_ AA DGVECT D I D O T A I U E L D E E N- R , B?? Word list: Bug, button, bead, bean, drop, dot, ! grain, needle, nail, pebble, ring, raisin, rice, seed, tack, thread. | . By Cory *^Unmlx the letteri In the boxes to form a q;.omm word. Then circle A, B or C tor tho cor* i rect meaning (or definition). \ Score yourself as follows: ft h 4 Correct-Excellent 2 Correct-Fair vC// ^ 3 Correct-Good 1-0 Correct-Poor 1. lR|A|T|T| < ~1 * OUH 0. SUitBT c. vuicy i: Q*uL /VMI^ OA*- , "2. igiliotptit? BNT 0. CABIN * C+ PORBST : WhfUL LJOUM^ && . Xikcalrv 6i\*4JL 3. |N|E IVI A|RTC] #i/r e. c actus c desert hhwtpllj. - tfuAjeuftVk*.-CLfifUb&JL) nit,alt Afy<* 4. |HI I IL|VIE[e1C1 t/ro a. apoup c. pare ~ CA&>t -fUf, hmah B-NH\MVp* *-aia6ri y-iyULI .tMmmfy he QL awan eport. sive social and political commentary by rd winning journalist, Carl T. Rowan, red by Chrysler Corporation and K mart ation. n to the Rowan Report, Monday through at ( 7:55 A.M. ) on WAAA "98 Triple A" X \ \ \ V

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