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Rev. Jokn Bristow *- Pastor
Momiag Worship
1249 E. 22nd Street
lev. Heary S. Lewis. Jr,
Moraiag Worship
1731 Kisaberty Rood N.W.
Dr. Qulaoey A. CskhreU
Moraiag Worship II a.ai
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Rev; James L. Hunt
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The Doctor Sa>
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by Dr. J.P. Hlghtower
In what has long been
considered a backward country,
China has made some
remarkable advances in medicine
which has aroused the
interest of other nations.
For the past two decades,
Red China has been paying
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Chinese art of herbal remedies
and has urged its medical
academies to study and
develope this art along
scientific lines.
This involves a study of
ancient records, screening of
folklore remedies and utilizing
laboratory techniques.
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rta a result OI SUCH
programs, medical journals in
China continually report many
new discoveries in the ancient
0 art of Herb Medicine, all of
which are scientifically verified.
From such publications we
learn for an example that a
mixture of three different
roots prepared according to an
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old formula proved more
effective in the treatment of
bacillary dysentary than did
streptamycin, an anti-biotic
and that Tonsilitis can be
cleared up generally within
two or three days by an
infusion of certain herb
mixtures.
According to a report cited
in a Chinese medical Journal
(1957) 99% of over 300 lepers
were cured in less than a year
by the use of traditional
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tracts from 30 medicinal
plants.
RUSSIA SEEKS CHINESE HERB
SECRETS
In Russia the use of herbal
remedies is increasine with
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leaps and bounds.
At the end of last year it was
reported that all remedies
prescribed for prevention and
treatment of Heart and
Vascular diseases were 77%
herbal.
Herbal expectorants ac
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PSI PHI MEETING
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Psi Phi chapter of Omega
Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. will
meet on Wednesday, October
8th, 7:30 p.m. at the home of
Brother Lemuel L. Johnson,
2828 Bon Air Avenue. The
chapter recently elected Brother
Randy Mills to serve as
Keeper of Finance, replacing
Brother William S..Crews who
had to resign the job to devote
sufficient time to studying
school in connection with his
employment.
In Herbs
counted for 73% of the
prescriptions for bronchitis
and coughs; herbal remedies
for liver and digestive
conditions amounted to 73%
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oi ail medicaments given; and
herbs were given for 80% of
all women's ailments. One of
the most remarkable Oriental
Herbs is one known as
Ginseng. It is known by many
synonyms.
For example Life-Root,
Wonder Root, Man-Plant
Long Life Root, Flower of Life,
Seed of the Earth, Wonder of
the World, Root of Man,
Man's Health, and Spirit of
the Ground.
EMBARRASSING, BURNING
Itching?
ZEMO relieves itching fast because
its special 'anti-itch' medication
soothes inflamed surface
tissues. Get relief with the first application
of soothing, medicated
ZEMO?Oint- JVAfYlft
ment or Liquid.
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The love of God will suffice
us all, through the trials
suffering and pain. It
envelopes us so, won't let go,
til we've come in out of the
?rain. The rain of sin is falling
today, heavily, open and
unashamed; let it not be said
among you saints, no, never
let it be named.
But the time is now, to come
safely in and get out of the
terrible storm, for the day of
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Guys And 1
Gamma Chapter of Guys
and Dolls, Inc. held it's 1
opening meeting of the Fall 1
recently with 17 families
represented. Hosts for the
meeting were Guys and Dolls
Nathaniel Rumph, Robert A.
Scales and James Shaw. '
The following members ol
Gamma Chapter were elected
to national offices: Doll !
Martha Young (second term), i
treasurer; Guy Clifton O. (
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lvmiuiews, editor-in-chief; . i
Guy Walter Farabee, auditor, ]
Doll Valerie Douglas, treasur- t
er for the Torches (teen <
group); and Doll Beverly t
Matthews, co-program chair- 1
man of Torches. t
Several members were 5
mentioned in the chapters *!
newsletter for outstanding s
work and involvement in the c
community. S
Included were: Doll Martha r
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the Lord is now at hand, come
ye, and be reborn-....PSALMS
11 CHAPTER.
Dear hearts, Praise the
Lord! Oh how sweet to walk
the- path of the Lord. I'm
rejoicing more than ever now
because Cod has saved two ~
more of my children. Praise
the Lord!
His love is so great, He
wants the children to come in
as well as the grown ups.
"Come now, let us reason
together saith the Lord" ...
'...(Isaish 1:18)
The rain of sin is coming
steady now and your only hope
is in Christ Jesus. There's still
room at the cross. Won't you
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late?
JESUS loves you and wants
you to be saved from your sins
now. Love Him and accept
Him for your sake. May God
keep your mind til next time.
END
JRCH
UNDA Y
J oils Meet
Young, who was recently
made Acting Executive Director
of the Winston-Salem
Y.W.C.A.; Guy Alfred Sudler's
picture and a statement
was recently published in the
Winston-Salem Chronicle for
the "Man On The Street"
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arucie; uuy waiter harabee,
director of the Goodwill
Rehabilitation Center was
recently interviewed during a
local radio program concerning
the program at Goodwill;
Guy Benjamin Warren, principal
of Walkertown Junior
High School was reappointed
:o the Recreation and Parks
Commission for a second
;erm, expiring in 1978; Doll
Severly Matthews will serve
is co-chief of the Paisley High
ichool cheering squad; Doll
vfichelle Ward was a guest
speaker in a Fashion Merthandise
class at East Forsyth
enior High School before
eturning to college.
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