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FRIDAY, APRIL. 14, 1967
.-Editorial
Responsibilities
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WeV believe : in the per
sonal identity of editors,
regardless, of the size of
1he newspaper on which
they' perform their tasks.
The composite ..editorial
board, representing neither
the conscience nor the in
telligence'? of a , qualified
individual' lends itself to
the easy . formulation of
policies, for which nobody
w directly responsible,
That there is something
,to this belief nv the need
for 'personal1 identity of
editovial writers is evident
from the success of the
columnists, w h o now.
threaten to supersede many
editors, both fav popular
interest and influence.
Many editorial pages fail
to express positively any
considered . philosophy , of
life, and consequently fail
to touch the vital interests
of readers.
However, we would not
suggest that editors return
to the- swashbuckling days
of a .fPw generations ago
when 'culture and refinement-
were nut always
present '-;to induce good
. manners. . . . -
' April
O . April,' -welcome home!
The- stirring, earth ". -Is
scrubbed and scoured,
fresh clean with rain. -
s Anne Maty Lawler.
, ' !
.. April has had the origin
:of rt5:;:namp:-Jost'in the
'midst 'bf ' antiquity". Prob
ably the most common the.
ry is that - it is derived
from the Latin verb Ape
tire, meaning "to open."
This is an allusion to the
opening of buds and flow
ers, a beautiful process in
April.
There is also no agree
ment on how April Fool's
tay began. This day,
known as All Fool's Day,
is with us nevertheless
and is an occasion for
practical jokes. The cus
tom extends all over the
world. . , -;
Richmond was evacuated
on April .3, ' J865, which
signaled' the fall cf. the
Con federate capital, and
the end of the war,1 which
came just six days later.
April 7 is remembered
as the day of the first
settlement on Ohio, at Ma
rietta,; in 1778. April 8 is
remembered as the day on
which Clay and . Randolph
fought their famous duel,
in 1826, and also as the
day Ponce de Leon landed
on the coast . of Florida,
near St. Augustine, seek
ing the legendary fountain
of youth ;n 1513.
Perhaps the greatest
non-military news story of
all time occurred in April.
On the night of April 14,
1912, the White Star liner
Titanic scraped an iceberg
and i sank in two hours.
Fifteen hundred peisons
many of them prominent
citizens of the Jmted
Slates and Great Britain
drowned in the icy North'
Atlantic that night.
MeetingHeld
By Goal Seekers
The Bel videre Goal
Seekers 4-H Club met Sat
urday, April 8. at the Bel
videre Community Build
ing. 'v.
' The meeting was called
to order by 'Dianne Lay
den. We then said the
pledges to the American
and 4-H flags. Dion Dale
was appointed 'for devo
tion, at the next 'meeting.
Then We asked if there
was. any; new or old.busi .
ness. Being none, Vickie
Hurdle was asked to serve
f .1 la i ' (, ' e
refreshments at. the next
refres'nn:
meetings Wa aflkjed for ihe
treasurer's report, which
was $26.07. Then we de
cided to have' the1 iiext
meeting May 20. After
wards Dianne Lnydeti told
everyone to i bring some
body new to the hext
meeting , and that there
would he a Drize Civefi to
the one . who brought the J
most new members. It was I
then? said that the people 1
who come to all the meet
ings starting May 20 would
get , a medal for being
present. Elaine' White had
made a ' very nice apron
and told us about it. It
was then that Dianne Lay
den .talked; about giving a
demonstration, Then , after
a very good speech 'on how,
to give' - a '.i demonstration
we had recreation- and . re
freshments. The meetings
was then adjourned. '
. Virginia Copeland, '"s
..Reporter. -
STANLEY PARTY
The Ladies'. Auxiliary of
the Bethel : Fire Depart-, :
ment will sponsor a Stan--,
ley Party Tuesday, April
18, at 8 P. M. in- Bethel
Community House.
Proceeds from the party. .
wM.'be'use'd Whelp' pur-
chase -equipment j for the
Bethe Fire Department,
Mm tea
f - Any farmer who-values
hi own time will value
barn telephone. This
modern convenience re
turns its small cost
many times ovef In prof
itable time saved. -
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'LHloiv To PaEte A jFpaaoe
How t tonat ran eurn SMMD uii more fliy
music education Is not needcH Auditions
irj. Wttit P The a- pprniwhM ia lonKwntlnK
AiHkr from vp writers No-mwclal trnin
)nx limr nilirh monry yoa tut rtrn StMiK
oonitmrtlon Hof, rhjthm und Vm. country
ami western l.vrlrs ; rhyme jd mclodv
. 'The Nnshrille jitera. -r. Why It l not
neeeMary that you read minlc Suhmlttinx
your seng to publisher 9 Getting the soncs
recorded The 'ljo-' mid "Oon'fci" All about
copyright Songwriter contract Avoid the
onit sharW Uctno ri ciirK How to reach the
arti.t, the. record companies, the publishers
Advance, payments llew )nu act paid
Flinuld yon join BMI.. ASCAP, of SKSAC
Meebahical and . performance ' roy alties
Building a catalog The tape recorder
Using your naturaf talent t'ase histories
of auccessful writera . ... and IhiicH more!
USING YOUR NATUKAl TAUNT
"How 7V Make A Fnrlune H'rnVf? Stintts" is
a book limt coitid i-hnniie your life and h,w yrni
the road lo hnaiK-i.tl sut-ccs and h.-ipr'ocss. In
the ncut Ml seconds I ill tell you the muM im
portant step the Mep oti must Like. to ppen
the dr to strntwritinK success.
Every day, hundreds of people from nil walks
of life are making thousands of dollars hy wiling
songs. Only a few years ago, a youim man with :
practically nn musical educaiion was a bellhop
just barely making a. living in Nashville, Ten
nessee. Today, that former bellhop is wealthy
young man because he used his natural talent to
succeed as a songwriter.
Housewives, truck drivers, lawyers, " factory
workers, sludents, salesmen, laborers, teachers, .
secretaries, clerks and people from virtually every
imaginable situation have reaped fantastic rewards
for their iongwriting efforts. They had no special
training and most had no musical educaiion. They
limply used their natural talent. Here, at last, is
a highly valuable book that reveals slcp-by-stcp
llw secrets of earning big money as a songwriter, .
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKING .
Just about everyone at one (ime or another haj
written a song. Maybe it wt while singing in
llw shower, or while washing the dishes, or driv
ing the car. Perhaps after realizing that we just .
made up a song of. our own we said to ourselves,,
"Hty, that'i prut) food ... I might to in this
lot a Utini," Probably then you did nothing more
about it.
Strangely enough, that long might have been
worth a fortune to you in money; and a fortune
in contentment knowing you are doing the work
you always dreamed of doing, but- you thought it
was for other ''specisl'' people. The "special"
.people, however, arc not special at all. They are
just people like you and your- neighbor, me and
. my neighbor. The) only thing special about song
writers is that they do some mint about the songs .
thai they write. They applied their ability, and
you let it pass. It might surprise you that soma
of the top professional songwriters get their Meat
. for tongs while tinging in the shower, washing ,
the dishes, or driving the car. Professional song
writers then are not special other thin the fact
that they do not let opportunities go by. They
lay that "Opportunity knockt mly onct." This
,.h) not true ia songwriting. It knocks many times. '
Every dm wa think of a title, a melody, a catch
pbraacaa Mea . ... tills it opportunity knocking.
This hook v. ill lielo and em-our"." ni t" open
the door to those opportunities and learn v,liul to
do once the door is open
from what I have, learned, and the mtstakM ,
I've m:ule: with tho lteliful advke of other somr-
wrilers. and with your own ahilim this hook will
show you the way to the rcwards--of moiwv and
contentment ih.it thcrs just like you have dis
covered by writing songs. "You will find lis I
have found, that the rewards arc waiting' for you
if you make un attempt to reach them., r
This book IS net o
long, beting wmtv
of wards. It can ba .
reed avidly because
it censes te the peinr
in clear, simple Ion- .
vuaae. t is printed
en high qualify neper
with m attractive .
cover. The legal forms
in this beak alone -ore
worth the prise.
, about t amm v
TCDOV Bat, rtlr it'"Haw.T Hal A Portentf.
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early .v.nm rurrrlalnUnr .In lite . "hurxtit Bll" 'In
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'Hk rli-li esiierlwij-e le VmirK to llr In 'HCW
to stake A Penan writing Senaa" .
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UMCONMTrONAl OUARANTEI
"How To MaJtf A Fortune WrtUnt
Sonrf' li told to you on a TEN-OA r,
MO-KISK Trial hosUI li you art not
completely taiufied in every wav,
limply, return at any time you- Mjfr
wttUu JO day and every cent of your
purchase price wilt be. rtjundti with
out question! 1-.'-. . i
HABFFTH PRESS
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THE SECRETS TO SUCCESS
This book shares with you the knowledge and
experiences of some of Americas leading song
writers. Their secrets are yours. 1 tell you the
qualifications for success and outline in detail the
5 approaches to songwriting. You cnoosc me
approach you like best. I show you how to start
wiih an idea and build the song line-by-line,
You learn in simple langunce the tricks to song
construction. This information alone will elimi
nate the beginner's greatest problem right from
the start. Another vital feature tells you how to
handle lyrics and melody the "Sashillr H ')".
No fuss and bother with formal music ideas.
Katiter, I show you the natural method which has
made fortunes for others and can do the tame
for you. This information will prepare you to
write all kinds of songs . , Pop, Country and
Western, Rhythm and Bluet, Sacred, Bluegrass,
Gospel . . . whatever you prefer. The opportunity
awaits you. You must take the first step.
HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR SONOS
Many songwriters never have a chance because
they do not know how to submit their work to a
music publisher. 1 show you exactly what . to dm
for best results. You learn bow to get your aonf
recorded quickly and without red tape. Vou leara
the proper system for making contact with th
people who really make the decisions . . tbt
publishers, Hie producers and the artists, r'
You are told how to recognize a trend ia ftiusit
and how to take advantage of the public's- cheng
ing tastes. Remember when Elvil Presley boomed
ima national prominence with the big beat of
rock and roll? Writera who trceogrnted this trend,
ia its early stages became vastly wealthy almost!
overnight; . . '-- .-f ,....--
i tell you the secrets to collaboration . . . that
It, writing with a partner. Many of tbt great,
tongs were written by teams.
Perhaps you will want to write with i partner
loo. 1 tell you how it's done laving you poten
tially costly errors and headaches and pointing the
way to profits and personal satisfaction. Whether
you write alone or with a partner, the informa
tion I offer you will greatly increase your oppor
tunity for success. . . . y
UOA1 QUESTIONS: COPYRIGHT, CONTRACTS
Many songwriters, especially beginners, take
tremendous risk with their longs simply because
they don't know how to protect their legal rights.
You learn the easy way to protect your Work asni
how to copyright your songs. Copyright formt
are actually reproduced n this book and I show
you the simple way to obtain copyrights without
costly legal feet. ' j
Another vital feature cover icnTjrtrrller. ea
tracts. Yea lean what to look for in the con- ,
tract. At a bonui we actually reproduce sterrchrrd
songwriter contract, formt to guide you Ja the
light direction, .
u yv , wrves pisie it wfw-'t
Sou so that loo. i'lrrry understand what to aspect ' .
for vour songs, . Also, you learn of voor responsi-.'
Mines lo tiie publisher, the rcconl companies and i
the artists.- ; .- ., : .
' lliese and many other legal question ntch ail". ,
exclusive writer's agreements and retrieval clauses .
are discussed in detail offering you a sveajtlr oF..t
villi information to blip guide your songwriting, ":
career. -v .. ,-.
THE TAPE RECORDER YOUR BEST FRIEND '
l.vetv sonewnter know that the tape recorder '
his best friend. You learn how to make maxi-.
mum use ot the recorder, to get lead sheets pre
pared, and how In prepare demos (demonstration
tapes) for presentation. i-
1 tell vou how lo work from your home and -to
obtain honest auditions by mail. You leant
how to reach Ihe artists, the producers and puh- :
lishers easily and quickly without road blocks and
unnecessary delays. You need never leave your
home if you know how to submit a demo tapa
properly by mail. . .s ,
ASSOtUTfir FRfH i
Incleeed ht ffow Jo Aba. a Fartwre Wrffhtf
longs" h a iwajilitt Direct evy af aver I, MB Music
rub-lithe rt. The Directory, whw addresses anal owes :
vital hsfamaeloM obaat Awaflea's loadmB aawg
awMishen, It IncMed absolutely Mil a m tatta
cast ra yoe i this apodal l-Hn taly fferl
, HOW 1HI SON0WRITE1 GITS MID . .3
. It li already known that tongwritlng It a swry -'--;
profitable enterprise. But how doet Ihe songwriuir . ,
get paid? I Mil you where the money comet ,
from. Mechanical payment! art discussed in de
tail so. that evea the beginner will easily under
stand the payment system. Performance feet ru '
royalties: are discussed to that you will know bow
much to expect for your tongs. You discover thai i
advantages of belonging to a performing Ughta ,
tociety Jike BMI, ASCAP or SESAC.
' A whole sectloa it devoted to warnrruj joaf .
about gilfalls wbic4 can. trap use songwriter. You-,)
Jcarn the facts about tang sharks and how mf .
operate. In short, I teB you the iniide about bow -.
lo succeed at a songwriter taking you behind ti
tccnes and giving you the benefit of my expericno
and the knowleiee of many top wtitets. X y ,.
have always wanted to writ a long svhf net oa
something about It right now? The opportunity.. -it
yours, but you matt tmkst the first irep, Writ
, me today, and I'll tuitt you, a copy ot 'Mow 10
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Meg's our darling Adopted daughter, tnd usually , ehe's e little livewire
full of urpriaes4 It was Meg's enthusiasm for Church School that led
' ' vi to- improve our own record of church attendance. It was Meg's searching
' tpiestiori; Why don't W ever thank: God for dinner like the Andersons?" that
xfctived the tustonv of lnealtlm grsee in our home. Ana was meg's worry
bout "the Thungry childtf' that eventually drew ns Inti) our woric for
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strong church, neither!
democracy not civil nation!
can survive. Then ara four
ound reason why averyj
person should attend atTM
resularlv and aupfwrtsihol
Church. They are: (1) foFhM
dren sake. ror the enke
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(4) Kor the sake of th Churehl
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Sunday School Lesson
THE CALL TO REPENTANCE .
International. Sunday School Lesson for April 16
Meniory-Section: ''Repent, and be baptized
every on of you in the name ot Jesus Christ
tor the remission of sins, and ye shall receive
the gift of the Holy Ghost." Acts 2:38.
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' Lesson Text: Acts 2:22-24; 82-19. ..
:. ' The theme of our studies today is REPENT
; . ANCE'and the healing power it brings; to .our
.'. -ill Jf!-.J- :Li.li ." ! i .. it.-. i
... ii-ouuiea :SODis. ,, ' i.iii t -, .
'-Through repentance of our sins (no matter
. hoay- grava those'f sins may be)j vie are renewed
, -;in'tlTris.t.;! " . ,,. . .
-Personal . Vvitnssirig; tyy dedicated Christians,
an4 effective' preaching by those ordained to
, .' the ministry and a life of service n to "Christ tan
' bring this wonder into the lives ot every human
j A: being upon whose Uvea they touch. ' v-...,
:.f.x--, The .sermon of ; Peter at Pentecost is-ilfrt)nt
ri , beginning to end a call to repentance. And
;'v7in.-:it-if: We but study it closely and earnestly"
;' .J,we can find thelgilideposls for an effective wiW
" " nensing for Christ.1- , . '-
v-. 'The Besurhtipn of Christ from the dead aii
v.'. His- ascension ,'irtto1 heav'eiv had left their" mark
' . ubn Hi disciples', VSo much so that they coujd
v not fail to be . moving in their declamations
i the populace on the promise of a life everlasting,
A assured by God's sacrifice of His only Son, that
; it' their, sins might be iforgiven and they would
rcome to a state of Grace if they but embraced
. v the concept of Ctiristinity. . . . ' , l1'
; . And who was in more need' of forgiveness
,V than those who had turned away from Jesus
x y during His earthly ministry,, and had tolerated
, v His crucifixion on Calvary? Certainly in the
1 1 light of what transpired after the crucifixion
; was an accomplished fact, many of them) had
- suffered doubt and a sense of guilt in their in
, 'nermort beings. , , ,;.' ,
The Wssage ' carried by Peter at this (time
must , have -. been, of immeasurable ' comfort to
it these troubled souls. By acquiescence in. the
v. ignominous death1 meted 6ut to the Saviour of
mankind, they, were guilty of a most henious
- t sin. But God, in His wisdom and compassion, '
V. had (jnade provision ins His plans for the sins
: of mortal men, through the shedding of Christ's
'. blood, man was cleansed of Bin.
: For, though Jesus might be crucified by un.
V; believers. He could not,.be -destroyed. He lived
' on in the dedication of His disciples to God's
"plan, for mankind. For .certainly no one who
knew these men could fail to be impressed in
i the change that had come over them. Fright-
' ened and confused by Uie crucifixion, they had
; first fled into hiding, rendered Useless by the
t many unanswered questions which most cer tainly
plagued them. Then they rallied; ant)
': stood staunchly side by sida to proclaim thiir
; ; faith in a Leader who was no longer with' them
1 in the flesh. , 4 ,:
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