Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-07-18 | Page 12 | Says Manhood Falls in Decay

MS MANHOOD IfALLSMDECAY Bishop Moulton of Episco- Fpal Church Expounds W Views Before Club flfoat the charr?cr of manhood and Bjnanhood, caught In the dutches the sensual material and emotional S of the twentieth century Is grad-Kiy grad-Kiy going to decay was the sub-Knee sub-Knee of an address at noon today oy fee Rt. Rev. Arthur W. Moulton, Chop of the Hplscopal church of Kah, before niominrs uf the Progrcs-tt Progrcs-tt M Business club. Bishop Moulton was emphatic in Q j. declaration th:. t the type of charier char-ier a3T'0eve loped in young men and jmen of modern times does n,it com-I com-I RT well with that of previous cen-Hea. cen-Hea. "It is nut a iiaj.py tiling to! ik Jnk of," ho traid, ' Out no man or j " nan can be saw.-flfd w :lh the type character now produced It Is due Bust one thing: divorce from the VThe minute a generation divorces fetf from the organr.ea Chrf-stian Krch it slips backward it results i a low type of character. No man iD be permanentl) successful unless! jund up part and parcel with ur-IBlxed ur-IBlxed Christlanlt and this applies lo to business. fha speaker cited the religious and Wlcctuai strides made In the Xew gland states, the birthplace oi bristlanity In America. He attrlbut-Rfce attrlbut-Rfce success as due to the white grebes which are landmarks in B community in every New Eng-d Eng-d town rrance, he said, owes her degener-- degener-- to Its casting aside of God Now country holds out Its hands to rlstlanity -ind Us progress and pros-; Ity will bo rapid In the future. P hi est e at todayls lunchjeon were'8 ; and Mj-s. Robert Miller of the1' ler Floral company of Farmlngtonrrl ph E Evans, district attorneyirc I also Introduced as a guesL of Wo largo boxes of cherries wer Hi at attendance prizes bj Juli - II They were won by Josori pa tns and Clarence Ecklund. mi. phi J. Brown, baritone, pleaei cu; Blub member with selections. I