THE CABOLDfIAM
RALEIGH. N. C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, IM4
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WEEKLY MEDITATION
BY COLO) DOUGLAS
■'Out thy burden upon Je- I
btnh, and He will sustain
thee.** Psalms 55:22.
It it amazing how quickly life
begins to fall Into on orderly pat
tern once we realize and acknowl
edge the fact that Ood hat really
given each one of us the ability
to meet all demands and chal
lenges life may make upon us.
Everyone at timet experiences a
farting of Inadequateness, a feel
ing that he cannot cope with a
certain situation or problem that
bat arlaon In hit life. But we mutt
remember that we were all born
wltt the God-given ability to meet
any demand made upon us. Ood
It with ut always. At we accept
these realisations and begin to
take one thing at a time each day,
giving It our undivided attention,
we than find that we have a defi
nite sense of accomplishment at
the end of each day. We shall see
a pattern of order take form in
our Uvea Tensions will be eased
Wa shall feel triumphant.
A helpful way always to begin
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THOU SHALT NOT SMOKE?!
Hate you read about the clear
law against smoking cigarettes in
tbs state laws of Illinois? It s been
on the books since 1907 and here
is what, it says:
"Every person who shall manu
facture. sell or give away any cig
arette containing any substance
drtetrlous to health, including to
bacco. ahull be punished by a fine
not exceeding SIOO.OO or by Im
prisonment In the county Jail for
a period not to exoecd 30 days "
This law has been on the Illin
ois state law books for 57 years,
but In late years, certainly. It
hasn’t been enforced and most
Ollnolsians don’t even know It’s
there. The reason Is that so many
people smoke cigarette that the
authorities don’t even try to en
force It.
The prohibition era demonstrat
ed the lact thru Human bennvior
cannot be legislated. This is even
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eaph day is with a short period of
prayer, a period of “talking with
God.” He will comfort you. He will
uplift you. He will give you un
derstanding. He Is with you even
though you may have no aware
ness of His presence. He will bless
your heart with whatever It needs
for strength and power. This reg
ular morning communion with the
Father will give you the Inner
quiet and poise you need for or
derly accomplishment. Through
the power of the ever-present Di
vine presence, we can become con
querors of all negation in life and
rise above every limitation that
has been keepfng us from express
ing the best that Ls within us
Freedom from limitation and ov
ercoming power come as a result
of an Inner awakening, an Inner
realization of the never-falling
presence, power, and love of Ood.
“Thou wilt keep him in per
fect peace, whose mind is stay
ed on thee; because he trust
eth In thee. Trust ye In Je
hovah.”—lsa. 263-4.
so with the law of God. Some peo
ple think that the ten command
ments were given to help us to
be good, but this not no, for the
Scrlpures themselves state clearly
that It was given to show us that
we are bad and need a Savior.
Rom. 3 19 declares that the !a'v
was given "that every mouth
might be stopped, and that all the
world might be brought In guilty
before God."
Rom 3:27 says "By the law Is
the knowledge of sin."
This ls why we read In Rom.
83 that “what the taw could not
do. In that It was weak, on ac
count of the flesh," God sent His
Son to accomplish. Also In Heb.
7:19 we rend that "the law made
nothing perfect, but the bringing
In of a better hope did." This ls
the "better hope" that we pro
claim: that through Christ we
may nnvr tnc torgiveness or sins
and "bv Him all who believe are
MK. H. E. BIOWN
RALEIGH
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
“The opportunity to succeed is
yours," said Mr. H. E. Brown, prin
cipal of J. W. Ugon Jr.-Sr. High
School, as he spoke at the weekly
Mscmbly of the Raleigh Business
College Friday, October 2.
Mr. Brown pulled five of his fav
orite "Memory Gems” from bis
book of quotations. They were as
follows:
“Do a common thing uncommon
ly well* to bring success. What we
earnestly aspire to be. that In some
way we are now becoming. Every
man I meet Is In someway my su
perior and In someway I learn from
him. Execute every act of life as If
It were your last. God gives every
bird food, but he doesn't throw it
into the nest.”
Brown admonished his hearers
that "Success" doesn't come sud
denly. but day by day.”
He concluded by saying, "We
never know just when we may be
performing our last act. so we
should never treat any act or Job
lightly.”
S. G. Parham, District Manager
n ,-rvtt. . t ? .g
I insurance Co , will be the speaker j
Say Nation’s
Top Colleges
Seek Negroes
The nation's top colleges and U
nlvcrsitles including Ivy League
schools are actively seeking Ne
gro students, the upcoming Octo
ber Issue of Ebony magazine points
out.
The national Negro monthly
•ays In an editorial that top ed
ucational Institutions have the
welcome mate out even for
those students from deprlvrd
areas whose cultural bark
grounds keep them from scor
ing high in College Boards and
other srholaatlr aptitude tests
Swank girls' colleges, such as
Rsdcliffe, Smith and Vassar. says
Ebony, are on the lookout for Ne
gro students and will grant scholar
ships to qualified Negroes.
Ebony savs that with more and
more major corporation* ready to
hire Negroes for top Jobs the big
gest stumbling block is the fact
that not enough Negroes are going
I to rollege
Negro students avail them
selves of the educational op
portunities opening up In A
merles todsy. Ebony points out
that the Ivy Groups schools
i Brown, Cornell. Columbia.
Dartmouth, Harvard. Princeton,
Yale and tho Cnlvoralty of
Pennsy Ivanlat for example,
have organised the Cooperative
Program for Educational Op
portunity whtrh has as Its pri
mary purpose enrollment of
Negro students.
The goal is to dispel the myth
'hat these schools are only for the
very wealthy and the very talent
ed scholastically. Ebony says
Erroll Garner
In Big British
Concert Tour
j
Erroll Oarner leaves for London
where he will open his annual
' British concert tour on October
| loth. The pianist will play twelve
1 concerts in the United Kingdom
! ending November Ist
Garner has been set to head
line the London Palladium TV
Show on October 18th. He also
has been scheduled to Dim an
hour-long program fur BBC-2
on October 22nd.
Following the British tour. Oar
ner is scheduled for engagements
j in Par'.r, Holland and the Scan
j dinavlan countries, both in con
i certs and television.
Oarner's current album record
t cording* are "One World Concert"
' and "A New King of Love". ’’No
More Shadows." a ballad compo
sition by Oarner has just had
lyrics written by Edward Herman,
famous author of such renowned
j works as “Body and Soul' and “I
i Cover the Waterfront." Oarner s
i melody. “Dreamy." has Just been
1 recorded by vocalist Buddy Greco
adding to the list of top vocalists
who have already recorded this
song.
Justified from all things, from
j which we could not be Justified
I by the law of Moses" (Acts 13:35-39).
39).
DBIVI SAFIltt
With Faith...
You Are Never Alone
Attend Church Regularly
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Attend church and
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Church it God's appointed .gency in this world for
f (5 spreading the knowledge of His love for mon and of
|?|f MR His demand for man to respond to that love by loving
PL* his niighbor. Without this grounding in the love of God,
» JIIP no 9 0¥,r,,^ ’ en, or socie? Y M "°Y of life will long per
wMkWs> severe and the freedoms which we hold so dear will
*wdk%- inevitably perish. Therefore, even from a selfish point ■
of view, one should support the Church for the sake &|i| ' ; ’
of the welfare of himseff ond his family. Beyond that, ■ 6 , *
|jߧP however, every person should uphold and participate in I • * '
the Church because it tells the truth about man's life,
’ death ond destiny; the truth which done will set him
free to live as «r' " 1 c! God. A f \ ‘ “/jfyjPf Jf .mJßmti
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