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1 TWO THE FUTUR Inwtin Ntfrf Nawipapw 6e Per Copy ' Kntered as "second-class matt at Greensboro, North Carolina and published every Saturday. I. F. JOHNSON Editor and Publishej J. r islam Address all communications to The Future Outlook, 43 Greensboro, North Carolina Office Hours Of Th , Monday: 8:00 a. m. to 12:0 Tuesday: 8:00 a. m. to 12:i Wednesday: 9:00 a. m. to 1 Thursday: 8:00 a. m. to 1 :< Friday: 9:00 a. m. to 12:0< Saturday: 9:00 a. m. to 2 EDIT( MY By Barbara McGibboney,' I am a librarian assistant on High School. As you will later : almost every other job that is kr by performing various duties si proper section, working at the : return date on outgoing books ; cataloging books'and examinir damaged, chefcking records to ranging displays and bulletin sending oveidue notices to bot and magazines according to clai J work with books of every d of many jobs; some giving desct zing briefly. There are books tl well as those that show me the 1 walk with kings, queens, presii our nation or any other nation. I deal with Fairy tales and fictic serious mood, I turn to books o Though my job I have access bring out the small everyday thi as a book of facts. I also deal wi I love my work and I feel tha to develop the mind of the stud he learns to form his own opini "Dr. Ellen"; as he reads furthi medicine and if it suits him'wi profession, all because of a bot shall always have an interest ir I have been i.i training on th years. I'tHink it is wonderful; working conditions are fine anc most helpful; Even if I find it - ing, the experience has been ai ful to me in whatever vocatioi And jidw'.'since I must leave i i t will^lfaU: tb' some bne'whowil Going Some fFraVi v* t?37r / - J WUffM ul L. "I CRKKN8BORO COCA I i . ' ' |r . ' life" fey.'- ' . I T? ? OUTLOOK 3-17S3 $2.00 Per Year er April 28.1043, at the poet office , under the Act of March 3, 1807, . JOHNSON Publisher and make alt oh ks payable 6 East Washington Street, e FUTURE OUTLOOK 0 noon; 2:00 to 5:00 p. m. 00 noon. .2 noon; 2:00 to 5:00 p. m. 00 p. m. 3 noon; 4:00 to 6:00 p. m. :00 p. m. 3RIAL 'JOB rwelfth grade D. O. student the D. O. Program at Dudley note, my work is connected with town to man. I assist the librarian uch as replacing books in the record desk to release and stamp and to check on incoming books, ig them to see if they have been see'what books are overdue, arboards according to the seasons, >k borrowers, and sorting books escription, covering many phases ription in detail, others summari lat carry me to far-away lands as beauty at home; through books I ients and other great leaders of My imagination runs wild when >n and Mythology, but for a more if religion and philosophy. > to all types of magazines which ngs of life. They are as important th maps and movie films, it it is important because it helps ent. When one studies as he reads ons. He might read, for instance, er, he may become interested ir ell enough'he may take'it as his )k. Because of'this experience, I 1 people and books, lis job as a D. O: student for two my employer is considerate, the I the financial'rewards have been impossible to continue my trainnd -will contirtue'to be'most usei Tmjiy 'choose. ^' - - ' i -jV-'lf? .1 i T. 1 l uy way wLgrduuauon, i uo nope ^'appreciate1 it aiktouch as I have. fuoheref eVRefreshed to " -COLA SOTTLDfO CO. IE FUTURE OUTLC THIS WEEK DO WE 'LIVE SPIRITUALLY Memory Selection: For the kr was given through Moses; grac and truth came through Jesv. Christ (John 1:17). WHAT IS a spiritual person What is spiritual achievement In the Old Testament the ar ewers to those questions ar found in the law. Spiritualit consists in keeping the law. In tfc New Testament spiritual exper ence means going beyond the la' in terms of fellowship with Chri: and fellowship with others at th point of their need and creatrv action. Paul was inclined to think th< spirituality could be judged b its fruits?among them love, jo peace, long-suffering, gentle ness, goodness, faith, meeknes temperance (Galatians 5:22-23 These character traits have to d with a man's whole personalit and his mastery over his ow human nature. Can a person be a good farme a successful businessman, a kee scientist, an efficient housckccr er, or an expert mechanic y< have in his life very few spirit ual gifts? HINDRANCES TO SPIRITUALITY Certain thinvs binder on. however, from putting forth th necessary effort for real spiritui : achievement. Too often a ma mistakes the business virtues c ' thrift and efficiency-and succej for fruits of the -spirit. There : ' a tendency to measure a man b '/ his income and possessions. , Recently a banker said to tfc author that-he measured all me .by their' financial success. If. man had to borrow money excel for a. definite business ventur .he was a failure in the eyes < the banker. Many people cor. 1 tinue to equate success with thes ' business virtues. 1 ' ' Are the' business virtues a goo index of a man's spiritual capa< itles? What happens to th: standard during a financial d< , pression? Another hindrance to spiritua ity is the difficulty of meastn ing results in'the realm of th spirit. You can add "up a colum of figures,, balance a budget, an I give an accurate, objective pic i ture of a man's business statu It is much more difficult to rc [ fleet his spiritual I. Q. How ca . you add up his love, joy, peac goodness, patience, and othc character traits? Because of the difficulty < 1 measuring spiritual results peop f often get discouraged and gi\ i up the quest for spiritual exper nnnne Of course, the real difticull is with our own human need. A the emotional complications be allthepassions that struggle f< 1 recognition' within 'the nervoi . system make it difficult to achie! spirituality' unless some unity"! purposes can be" won. Instincth urges that can wonderfully er hance human life' can' also te: ribly confuse it. '' The ' problem of spiritu achievement is'this: How can 01 direct' and' master his own ne< in order that It 'may yield spiri ual experience and all those frnl of love, joy, peace, good tempe kindness, fidelity? BECOMING SPIRITUAL In this connection it may 1 interesting to examine the metl ods of Gandhi, one of the mo George Carr wnnn varv ii v y v i nit i We have Heater Blocks, Cooklr Wood, and Slabs. For Prompt Delivery, Call 2-5760 IOK S/ i'S SUNDAY SCHOi T spiritual persons to have livec^ ' tv in our day. He>felt ithat.it was i :e necessary to engage in some is manual labor, so kept a spinning wheel going, off and on, during , i? the week. He knew that a period t? of fasting and meditation was '. i- necessary. He felt that for his, o own spiritual good it was nec- ' ;y essary for him to remain silent 1 ie one day each week. This day he ' i_ devoted entirely to spiritual ex- J w ercise and meditation. In addition 1 st to this he felt that from time to ie time longer periods of fasting > re were necessary. On one occasion ? he said: 11 "A religious movement does . y not depend for its success on the ' . V intellectuall or material resources ' of its sponsors; but it depends s> solely4 upon the spiritual resour' ces, and fasting in a well-known ? method of adding to these reV sources." n Are these methods as applicable to the West as they are to ' the Orient? Why? Do you think n that they developed spirituality ^ in Gandhi? Did this spirituality ' keep him from achieving his worldly or political objectives? *- IL ? 1- ?- ?- ' ia uicre a, reiauonsnip Detween 'e I ETHEL'S BAKE I ? SHOP ss 1819 E. Market St. Phone 9167 I y _ l? Wiley's Poultry a Market >t FRESH FISH AND EGGS e, DAILY )f Telephone 4-6195 i- 1416 E. Market St. ' ;e ? I COLE ST. GROCERY I j. Vegetables ? Meats ? Beverages ? 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