Poetry "The Friend Who Ju When troubles come youi You love the friend who r-% * " remaps tnere's nothing h The thing is strickly up U For there are troubles all And paths the soul must Times when love cannot < Nor friendship lift the he But just to know you ha> Who will "stand by" unt ^ Whose sympathy through Whose warm handclasp i It helps, someway, to pul Although there's nothing And so with fervent hear "God bless the friend wh B.Y. Williams 44 Egotism** The sudden reprieve fror understandably pushed n 4 4 But understand, life is j Life is happiness, every i can be an eternity of hap One often reads that, aft the distinction between ri begin to blur impetuoush w ? Larry Jackson "Death" Death crept and store while we slept, we're broken into a thou A piece of our puzzle is i ? Good-bye my love See you in Heaven's Ton Jayne Penne' ) "Versatile Person" Prison life meant bitterly the loss of all written con and friends, the abolition cramped sleeping quartern of violence from both gui This regimen did not bret him in a strange new ligh Larry Jackson 4'The Struggle'9 Are you my father? Am I your child? * There's something within I've tried very hard to k? for I love you lord and d< I've heard of your goodn< please help me lord to sta I'm counting on you to ci Fill me up with your spiri ^ "What Is Love?" What is love? Where does it start? Inside your mind or withii What is love? How long d Is it a thing of the present Is love jsut for the rich, o Does it cost less for them, I've often heard love spok peace of mind. But this love that's so mu< cannot find. Jayne Penne' A thought: Perseverance' Send your poems to Poeti" Salem, NC 27102. We an missions and, because of may be some delay In yoi J ' Corner st Stands By" r soul to try, "just stands by." ic can do -<3 - ) you; your own, tread alone: . smooth the road avy load, 'e a friend ;i ?!.. I( HIV VIIU, i all endures, s always yours II you through, he can do. t you cry, 10 just 'stands by'!" , i n certain death ie toward mysticism. a gift." ninute ipiness. er a certain pointight and wrong ysand pieces, missing. aorrow. cold winters, tact with relatives of privacy in these i, and the constant threat irds and inmates, ik Larry; it inspired t. me that wants to run wild. jp in control jsire to stay whole. ?s, your mercy and grace y in the race. . ilm this great storm. t, that I may go on. i i your heart? loes it last? , or a thing of the past? r is it even for the poor? and for us a little more? en of, that it brings joy and ch needed, and yet this love I .Jt nrlll always outlast persecution. I Corner, P.O. Box 3154, Winstoni not responsible for returning subthe volume of mail received, there ir poems appearing. V ? rfiM CAJNY MAKEV"THATS 'CAUSE YOU RE \ ANV SENSE OUT 1 RE/UXN' IT UP-SIDE DOWN/J ^O^TKIS BOOK^/^ Rural Delivery !^^ " \ l^opsTTHiRiTooTBB r x alw*vb make th Grandpa's Boy NAPOLEON IPONT?CWWWAJ?6GOTtNTO ltoflBN6T0T* YOU UP NAPOLEON/ Mt*J BCEKGOOMJMfi UNTIL MOU ENAP OUT OP ativwvcne^ If ***y -WUP & a reyr "i CT -Qj > IT JUST SO HAPPENED by Kern ^K\NAAA^C>u4^ s^^nT^0F A D* ArtAA6A PEASPAE ^ fc,? i/ DttOM A UA*VMMt_\ \(^U*nJaZr,*~\. WWW V/OCOCHUCK J \V6*L / ?2XW7K H/*?*#ATis (rax&Wfs/ COORSBEER A QRAMER present Osl??,nC V ?. ^ jtMKlBfc. - ^uii SUNDAY?OCT. 28ALL SEATS RESERVED A1 TICKET8 ON 8ALE AT #1 QREENSBORO COLISEUM BOX |K OFFICE AND ALL T1CKETRON I OUTLETS INCLUDING SEARS ? HANES MALL AND REZNICK'S IN K WINSTON-SALEM. ^ ??? 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January 21-Fcbruary 19 * alesmanship (kills are especially sharp on Thursday Saturday i/atch tendency to apply your own high standards on olheis t* avagant streak surfaces by Wednesday ISCES - February 20-March 20 eople from different backgrounds influence your ideas Opportunity ? part-time employment may present itself after the weekend finny tg calendar up to dale takes top priority JtlES - March 21-Aprtl 20 !e sure ydu don't make too many commitments for the week Wakh tndency to dwell on the past, it's essential that you yet on with the resent and look optimistically to the future AURUS - April 21 May 22 'aking the initiative brings results all week Compliments that come our way are more sincere than you may believe Financial ideas wnefit from refinement ? jEMINI - May 23-June 21 J ^ lead between all the lines ol legal and other documents Business ind pleasure mix surprisingly well this week Weekend travel plans ire rearranged more than once ZANCER - June 22-July 22 Vlthough the methods are different, you and partner are seeking Jmiiar goals. Last-minute delays work to your advantage Aggressive riend benefits from your advice _EO ? July 23-Auguat 22 Relationships remain on an even keel, this is not the week to rock any >oats. Recently postponed event proves well worth the wait Intuition ? keen on Monday LHRGO ? Auguet 23-September 22 jlfl-giving brings unusual satisfaction this week Diet ideas may be nore offbeat than practical in areas of friendship and romance, rou're surprisingly realistic. J BRA ? September 23-October 22 tlake an effort to collect outstanding debts and to catch up on your Men outstanding correspondence. You respond well to chal'enges ? ind some large ones are looming this week SCORPIO ? October 23-November 21 keyword this week is "simplify." Keep explanation! brief, say no more han necessary, and celebrate autumn with a major spring cleanup Romance, by the way, is encouraging. SAGITTARIUS ? November 22-December 22 Conferences, travel, and family powwows are all spotlighted A finan rial dispute may be resolved by the end ol this period Your wit wins in important admirer. CAPRICORN ? December 23-January 20 Financial news-brtghtener arnves by Wednesday Music is likely on ha week's agenda; you may be attending a concert with a lavonte riend ? new or old. BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK Mysterious, secretive, passionate, intense, and sincere ? all these adactives apply to you The key to a recent mystery is revealed during ihe next three months. Partnerships and independence are both spot tghted through the mid-1985 period BORN THIS WEEK October 25th, singer Barbara Cook; 26th, actress Jaclyn Smith. 27th. ictress Ruby Dee, 28th, actress Jane Alexander, 29th, actress Melba Moore; 30th, actor Henry Winkler, 31st, actress Barbara Bel Geddes Crossword ACROSS 35. Metric I l| || 11 111 1 lli'lll ill ||',| I. Domesticates |~i|w| ilKJihlF^Uiotal'V ilal 6. 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