•-VEEK ENDIN'’ -AT' K:i 'AV WLV n . )*■
“Pray, Th'nk, Face People, ’ Dr. Peale fells Negroes
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Miss Holmes Tells Reporter
DELINQUENCY IS A L ACK
OF UNDERSTANDING
By VI \rV wHI n K
KINSTON Delinquent"' i< a
w ord Miss May r>. Holmt;- dot s
not like- to use w hen miking about
problems (•! children Site
if ].- it fer,. pet it s m used hv
nivulti to covet- tip tl'.en own
shortccmiru;;' and their m- . tviii
dljjiß of tiif- re; ponsibilitips tm
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OK'tCK RAO AT WORK Peter I.arie -oshu, owner of a
r-m .a•'.%<>.ckh"! h:»te! his nam«* in Outlay T>*.as, Mr. and
v ♦ - y Murctj*. fc-'r- ; f fiu* uh'v biLtfcst df-poi ?ni*n *•.' ■ :■ *•
fmr r;g :A*t u>«*k's ? ictiiar opening \V;u*n be first urriv- «i
yv-tfA aK*‘ : lAfi** s>>*rit in work for the .Marcus', uhn
hifr h.'tp'ut hifr financially in *ttu)n an edncafion at Iji: ?»
t uivrrsttj. air-conditime ( the h tfJ • « said to one m' the
r st m<»»>rn ever bu H bj n (»*&(l'Hoto*.
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fil SMOKE EATERS -- Rec -nt graduates of the Fort Slocun*
(\y i Fire Fighting; School for Soldier-Volusitoer Firemen, Sjrt.
y ; r .i Floss Wnttbcw tV Troimn (renter) of KajUf. Louiiilana,
Sgt. First Gass Nathan 4. Carroll (left) of Lincoln, Or!., di«ru»»
Ur>- engine equipment while visiting vsith fireman John Reynold* *4
Fire Heuiiuworte:-. at the Army post Career soldiers Trahan who
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X>:WTdCKY STRAIGHf BCURfON
giendsd Whitk*y: 40% Si-e-gM
Wh‘ f I’ey. 60% Crain Neutral Sptrifx
9GCKY fORO DiSTtllliY CO. r INC. - FRANKfORt, KY*
FAFIwOK, IIUFF A MOF.TH!.' v'.i
/»J •• ’- • ’' 'i" Y
| peg.f-d en them is Ruiu'dians of
tlie welfh.’e cu uu r youth
y I is? lit ill f IS ti.O '-'eC, t'iU.“
able supennu ndent of North Car
olina’ school .tor -viiyv.-ttixi Negro
girl;, located at Dobbs Farm, nea:
X'nsM-i. She • with flu voice
of Huthor’ty hrcau.se oefoic -lie
f.r ie tiert to take ovei the; atate &
: habilitatlcn proairiuti MUs
Holmi.; n,ode r.u enviable record
... t.his field while vrot aln a under
Mrs.' Kaf,o Bun Johnson in No,
According *.o Miss Holmes the
so called dr..turner.:.* are merely
■ me re-uit:, tt mi rindevstancl.uß
•he ni sd- and peculiar proldei ; ■
- o' -hildit n. Tin nome. the sehoo!
me chutcS. and soi.ctv in genera!
ill co.n.iibui to this tniamdr"'-
standitiu axat then knowingly *■’
otiifvvi.se, these agcnciov usually
create «rta'n pp r.ttif when t'.'>:-
helatidiv attempt to correct the
problems they tvere instrumenta i
in creating,
Miss Holmes said the proper
parental care, so badly needed in
channeling the minds of adolcs
rent.s into right directions, is lack
ing in homes on ail economic lev
el v. ml;, she : ea'hiy admits the
lowc: income yroup worse, be
cause of the need for both par
ent;, to sueisri the major portion
of their time away from home
at work .-he- feels that the basic
need for ument-' '.-> vn then
children more guidance, more
couuscilinand more correttion.
Parents siiutili! know where
their children are and what
they arc doing at all times,
their needs should be antici
pated and parents should he,
over alert in their studio* of
their children, realizing that
■ acr. individual child is art
individual, separate arid apart
who cannot successfully he
auided hv an> set formula
or he expected to fit into any
prescribed groove, said Miss
ilulnie*.
Super; nt.e r.rien t H olmes 1» e1 s
. . 're is a woeful i.-.ck of under*
and ire.', o. t ; nt'-us of
;n our eii mehtary and high
~}s■ , Even in tlie ran; case's
where pau-iits are doing a good
job in understanding and prop
*'i ;v t.i m tiicu *nr
;> 1 iid; iXIC e an 6 count* - i lin k pr o -
; ?ai r,< in ou! scliools fall far shovt
{•, i r, hf‘ sla n d ar&s set by a n ■...0r i -
*.t > D, f.i-, \sG field. 4 Tvachfvs are
i.oo eoi: f . si over getting rid of
child) ert who ;>rcse.nt dsycirihnary
and p; vcholoHicai problems to
them Thr-y sho-v little interest
in living to work those prob
lems out
Too oiteri. 'lie cl.arch anfl so
ciety in gf-nt-ral play the part of
L; FT c r .-e who ’ passed by on
the oilier side" and literally clos
ed their eyes So the needs and
problem* <*f our youth said Mss;;
Huh) Tj.c: i;i!k abotH the go
ing.: or ' of young people and de
nounce them from the pulpit and
the jjrtiKi-. And. she continued
they seem to feel that the only
suiutinn for these "outrages" is
more institutions of correction.
“Get. rid of them, send turn to
Dobbs Farm, get vh-in out of out
sight they cry, said Mis, Holmes,
not stopping. T n tiunk that they,
by then lure to realize and
provide properiv for the moral,
physical and .spiritual needs of
those they now want to be rid of.
are responsible for whatever prob
lem is presented.
When asked what could the
churches and society do. Miss
Holmes pointed to the daily and
nightly congregation of teen agers
around the juke joints because no
one has seen the need for pro
viding .■ -ioci wholsome fun. en
tertainment and recreational fa
cilities for them In addition she
said, churches could and should
provide teen age workshops teen
age hobby .shops, playgrounds
staffed with personnel trained to
help childt en with their prob
lems These playgrounds should
be scattered around so there would
be one in every area.
All the interested agencies,
homes, schools, churches and
communities, should work coop
eratively ;n one great effort to
save our children, said Miss Holm
es. because when you save the
children you save society When
.society realizes that so-called
problem riniuren arc not children
to or gotten rid of but human be
ings. longing lo be understood anci
properly ministered to the prob
lems o! delinquency will lessen
in the exact proportion that this
formula is used.
Hal Weather Hints
For Baby
by Martha Logon
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Baby At the Seashore
A mere mention of a day at. th*
beach will get » welcome cheer
from the whole family, and even
baby, if he could understand would
probably give a contented gurgle.
Os course, crowded beach area*
are strictly taboo for wee ones, but
w ith a search far enough along the
waterfront you should be able to
find a less congested nook that will
tak< you away from the masses.
Although sun is good for him,
baby'r delicate skin is quite sen
sitive to the
sun’s dlr tc t
- •/LffP rays. A safe
/ Vi rule is to let
j him stay in the
~™ su, '‘ f° r on 'V *
<•” 1 ' few minutes at
* time and to
'V.J-JyT dress him :n
..Ay* clothing de
bt signed for pro
tection. just in
case the sun is more penetrating
than you suspect. Also, with 'he
many good suntan lotions on the
market it might be wise to ask
you'’ physician about a suntan
preparation that, will help protect
baby’s skin.
Feeding baby a* the beach
shouldn’t create much of f- prob
lem. Just pack an extra large sup
ply of distiiied or boiled water, a
handy i<<: bucket filled with ready
prepared formula, and an ade
qtia • ;• supply of strained fruits or
vegetables and strained meat-, F
isn't s good idea to try feeding
bahv something new
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X HE CAROLINt AT
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Best-Seller Author i
Deplores ‘Freezing*!
NftW YORK - Dr. Norman Viii
•'em, Peale warns Negroes
feeling t;ect.cr‘ ever: before they
\tr t to apply lor whUe-enliar
I'tiS.
H.- said in the current issue of
Look magazine that more and
mo"c off.ces arc drawing .no coio 1
lisie. .Tub applicant* v.nu expect to
be turned down set up an "un
con.a j,.n,s ba; l it-v hetucen Ihci.p
-•lves and tne pi ; sun Intel view
ing them, he sa'ri.
Dr. Retlp made his siate
n/i'ni in answer !, a Negro
who <-im|ilaineil that people
in- cordial when he phones
lot an appointment, hot frecr.e
op «hen he appears for * ;ov
aonal interview.
• You mt*«t vcr. Suit' tS.rt
.omc of the ’freezing’ is not i •
you Perhaps you go in fur the
iirervit-a with a negative attitude.
Negative exj!f ctatirm- often nr Ins
expecting to be turned d r n
about ncpaiivc ;csi'.lts,’’ cautioned
the a or « t the best-selling hook
The Poise;- of Positive Think
ing”
"Pray before the next inter
view . t.niuk positively and always
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j rrvr i. ’ wa« Dr. Peale s concluding
• adv.-i'P in Look
Raleigh j
Happenings
WEINER ROAST SLATED
Tiu Lincoln Pm It Community
Club iv ill sponsor a Weiner Roast
' S.-inirdiyy night. JUI y 9 at the
home r.f M s. Mary Brown, 160*5
Poole R,-i
VIRGINIA VISITORS
Mis, Mali,sir M. Brook*. »
long sviih her uncle anp aunt
of Norfolk;, Va . motored down
to spend lh,» 4th of Jwl>- with
r*-l iV.ivcs and friend*
WENT TO BEACH
Mr. and Mrs Niirea Brook* at
; Frau r S< ect arid ~v , .v '.n;’ ; : nt
tlu'm 4t.h <>f July holiday *t Top*
I sail Beach
Mure (hart anything el**, ttoft
- over reason for roving H. R
? Saving;, TV on, provide lipaov;is'
r security.
More Than 6 Hundred Registered
At Lincoln University Sessions
JEFETERSON HITV. Mo More
than (9XI regularly registored Per
sons are being served by Lincoln
Uui .-•rr-ity (Mo) during the cur
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