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r. racs sos n-ornen who stav cP 1
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Wh Slates Older Boys
Conference April 23-25
The 2f’.h Annual N C YMCA
nui,-r p.nv. Conference a >ll 1 e heel
at the West Charlotte Hi-.h School,;
Charlotte, Frida.'. Saturday. Sun
day. April 23, IM. 25 >1 Ivi been
announced by E. 1.. RaToici, Y
M. C A executive, dire clot
Arottn 1 liUO boy dttlesalo and art- j
till ad visoi s representing YMCA's
and schools throughout the state I
Lent is Time for Self-Discipline
By Thomas F. Stransky, PFS Staff Writer
ON THE SPORT PAGES OC-j
casionally appear the training;
schedules of our nation's best,
athletes. Some swimmers dallyi
race ISO length.* of the pool For|
months x foo»h<tH 'f-sm «perdsj
.several hours a day on the field, j
Basphall chxh* have weeks of I
drill before they appear ;n thej
stadiums of the country
Long hours of practice, bai-i
anced diets, and th*‘ careful'
| pacing of the day are necessary;
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! to thG'
body and give!
| the mind mas-j
fery over musclej
and nerve Every;
athle t e ha sj
| drenched hi s:
perfected skill in;
! his own sweat
ST PAIL OB
SERVED this'
Ugid seif-dhsci-S
pline in the ath- 1
1 - M - / ‘ O
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and Greece "Every athle.? must;
Keep ai! h s appehte.; under con-,
t; oi; and he does .. to w;• a
cro'-vn tnat fades.'' No wonder,
i. en that Paul was determined 1
to discipline himself in order to:
ain the imperishable and un-j
, lading price—eternal happiness!
v.-.h; Gcd. God holds out that'.
prize to us.
Lent is the time of year when
Christians should concentrate on|
he meaning and practice of|;
Tif-discipUne. During the fortyi
; > brvere LV ter Chri.dians; :
l;ave alway s t ried >. ;;>> special I •
•-ffort to gel be .r c :ol oil;
heirs selves.
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FACES AC£ IN
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V - To 4 A7,y/.s//./...,>* &y.cj)A^»
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■ !i will be "U -*u 10-oii A IVT A 1 il
ill ill lh ’ 0* w th'tirv T. Ain' :h’i' •
YM'.'A -■ in alt acs ion to f-.'!«\v
' .hodul. d tot tile West Clou
Ku.li Sch(i>.'l
The ci■ • I•. ::(<<.■> -v‘!l he oflieiaHv
wolcomi ;l to ('harlot!-:' i■■ v tiro Hoti
i cable Van Every May or and Dr.
K. If. Garingor, -upeiinicndcot of
| THE PURPOSE of this self
j restraint is icve of God. We
realize that the discipline of our
1 tnind and body only for the sake
!of ourselves i> siiiy egotism We
! control our passions with our
j reason. 3ut because we are
; children r>( God we submit nur
I reason to His lew. our will to
| His love
j Only those who seel an excuse
| tor their weaknesses and sin
taugh a< Lent "Follow nature,
■ seize pleasure while it flies." they
i say Their cry really means
i “follow half your nature; follow
the animal in you. forget- the
; human: obey the flesh but ignore
; the spirit" Obedience to this
has been the ruin of every na
: 1 IP;i Men become beasts
SELF-DISCIPLINE, then, is not
I giving up anything; giving up is
a io.-s it is the exchange of
something we do not need for
something \>c do need, in dis*
i cipiining ourselves we discover
that we can get- along ' 'T well
Without lie :•■ h' ran;':,■; at- hi.-rr-v
• and at work, the alee.'-- , ni , the
sensuahiy that, impedes only
agony of seal. Bin we cannot
got along witnout peaef' of .-■ ■' -1
in. union with God. We g'adiy
exchange or.a for the oilier.
Lent also reminds us of the
Crucified Christ. Hs is our r
ample. With our eye on Him
m take the chisel of nur own
will and cut o r s r ■ chuoks of
SC j f:'. hrt os f \ ; c^]DIM ■'. d, nci ; ‘* c:
until we finally t?.k( cn the im
age of C'"'irr And the He
won for as on JTw Crows so pgr.
esssry for tic.-; rvn-rk, is always at
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THE CAROLINIAN
City School a and other leading i
| | >. vsen.U itios.
| The theme for the three day
j confab is “Youth Participation in
i An ever Changing Society’’ anclj
j outstanding persons in various I
j fields will discuss aspect* of the;
j theme.
■ Principal program features will I
I include bu iness sessions, group dx-j
1 ruvsions. motor tour' of trie city.|
, public scs. ion with an outstana
,! u>g kin. - io:.c speaker; citainpionsi.ip,
:. kei'o .'! ai.no ' K:w» Vs Wet',.
! '• ncji>o>. rfeiucc. Conference ser-I
. nmii ,m I dcvntioii...
The ('hnrloUe cntcrtamnir nt
1 1 fommittcc for the conference is;
■ headed bv Dewitt It Reid, genera) !
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New “Sit - Down''
CHICAGO—Now the homemaker ran prepare meals comfortably
seal' dat the revolutionary now “ : -.;t-down” sink, made of stainless ;
steel arui including: three bowls.
Klkay iVhmua faeturlng Company here developed it in coop*ration j
' with House Beautiful rvair-i/ir.-’. Tlv' pen insula type sink !■ , ti tree
bow!.’—the shallow one for preparation, the deep or.es for russ>oir and 1
dishv.a-hii r. A swG i rv> mtod fauc- • and the spiay srrv.. -ahth ee
howls. Whore the conventional counter arvv.ii.goo.c.ii ic- prof--’i-’rl, ti:.'
1 *'sit-dow;i” sink is available in a two oowl dcf'gn—o:.- ill » and ;
i one <}o a .
'i ■ ItoaKTo-djev. * above p;-'p; : i’r- «hl imp :;f. the ♦
down’’ sink, her back supported by n- 'i-.uv do ■' : ;id hoi knees veil j
mider the shaliow sink bo, :, ihus i- ■ ;:ing l-.< sou.e bending and
reaching. Tin- sink, plr i-.giaphcU in lim k.o den of 1!. • tab doti. iba-l j
Pace-ifeitec house designed and Inidt by AhKu-- : Ali'rt-d Parker, -•
made fc’’ the .world’s oleic. .1 and iaievst tii.evjfa-, lure, of staiidtss
steel sinks. i
PsranTo M«p| Tr«m I ’Mnrlij
i asyuia muai uadi ta":rauiu ;v) UOiiiii d vtuiiU
Pv Rev, Janie* Reiter. Director, the (ihrcd-epher*
IN EVERY HUMAN being God
has Imp!.'*sled, personally and
individually, a special power to
; influence mankind for good.
• When parents realize this, they
: will become Christ-bearers. And.
when parents realize this same!
power in their children, they wall!
inspire them to become Christ
bearers also.
Then parents will be less con
cerned that their sons and
daughters choose profitable ca
reers, and more |
concerned that |
they find for |
themselves a |
sphere of influ-1
ence for good. 1
In so far as par- 1
pnLc cpcs thi frn 3IS
instruments
God. they will |
automatically a- 1
void that inch- ™
nation of so
many parents to over-emphasize
self-preservation. self-develop
j ment, and self-enjoyment.
OUR fI.'RPOSE IN' LIFE is not
just to take care of ourselves
and let the world “go to the
devil” Our first earthly con
cern. of course, is our own se
! rurity. But once that is achieved,
1 then the food, the housing, the
j cloihmg, and the education of:
others should be our concern. j
This unselfish attitude toward;
/;4Ws».
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It Heins 4
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Yoii r $ f
fit m.
1
• ONE of the most helpful services your
newspaper performs is enabling you to
get MORE for every dollar you spend -
MORE value, more service or more sat
isfaction! Day after day, its advertis
es columns present a host of timely
bargains, special sales and store offer
ings—which help you save a tidy sum
each time you shop.
And, it’s the small amount you pay
your carrier-boy on collection day that
makes possible these welcome savings
—as well as all the news, pictures, com
ics and features you enjoy each day.
Who else brings you so much for so
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The CAROLINIAN j
Your Newspaper
chairman, C. L. Blake, currently,
;.;vmclcu;. ill the N. C. Teachers'
Association and Kdt.ar C. Good*
1 win, YMCA executive secretary.
Public schools, Hi-Y, Gi'a-Y
i clubs YMCA’s and other boys a
| gcncjps, are invited io send dele- ;
I gates.
Putiler information may be se- !
| cured from K. L. Raiford, Director.
| N C. YWCA Older Boys Confer- ,
cnee Raleigh.
The latest trend in duster.- j
| seems to be toward envy dolman i
! moulder:;, and sleeves that are cut:
! v ith wide cuffs laat lide about the
i elbow or above—out of the way of ,
i jour house work Big pockets and i
j button op. I tie-fronts
• others parents should teach
i ( heir chi- Iren before they reach
i mannood and v. art mu iiooci Tar
j cuts should teach them not to
| retire into their own insulated
j "hothouses,” leaving the run- ;
i ning of the world to those who
either hate Christ or who know
Kici not.'
I%'STEAD THE CHILDREN will
become other-Chr.sts. eager to
he'n feed a hungry world, eager
to bring peace to a world divided
against itself, eager to speak the
truth to a world which has been
too often listening only to lies.
Good parents, you have a life
ahead of you Over the years
you have a thousand opportuni
ties to train your children to be
leaders, not followers; to choose
a life’s work, riot for the salary
alone, but for the influence
which that we.k affords. You
cannot and dare not delegate
that responsibility to others.
YOU PARENTS are far too
important to preoccupy your
selves about lithe things. You
are too powerful a force for
Christ to "fiddle while Rome
burns ” With God’s help, you
ean bring the Christ-!ike virtues
of the happy Christian h'-tne
bark into the blind, uriif. ov
world. For all of you. this r- a
j breath-taking opportunity, a tre
! mendous challenge. There is no
; time to lose.
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. MARCH 20 1954
Marian Anderson in
Concert At F. S. T. C.
FAYETTEVILLE * Enthusia.-rn
continues to mount for what every- j
| one looks forward to as the musi
i cal treat of the season for Fayelte
: v ile and near-by towns when Mar- I
tan Anderson, inteniationally-fam
»Hi! co n( .- e rt artist, appeals in eou
: cert in the spacious new auditor',- |
urn at the Fayetteville State Tea
chers ColiC-'e. Fayetteville, N (.’
| on Fridav evening. March 26
j Miss Anderson, now at Ihe he; ;h!
i of her rareer is one of the !< ad in:;
contraltos in our time She
being booked by trie National Con
cert and Artists Corpora*ion. in
More than nine mi!lien people
am employed by highway transpor
tation industries. the reseat eh bu
reau es Employers Mutuals of Wau
sau reports. One out of every ,-:x
businesses serve- the highway trim
portatiert field which is a S3O
h.llirm .-.-nnital The held
includes films which supply or
service buses. passenger cars,
trucks, nnat roads, city streets, and
truck highways.
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