Show H IHo 1 1 r nO 4 I Ji Dads Dad's tl 1 Column jj i i H I I T M j I 1 OCR orR fLAG FUG I I II for our flag our country's A i 5 SONG I bOast I Oner's beneath It a n mighty host j i Mt t gathers I J Tb Say It wave wa a ocr oer the goodly r land landWe It In fee neath our Fathers Father's We hold band hand I Ir ir nod God and liberty M erty evermore Say mr r that banner banner stand from shore to pay shore jeerer lierer to those high meanings lost I alien standards crossed with r jever aslant anda ways valiant and pure and true Rot ut always ays JW flag Red white and blue starry par our 0 Margaret E. E Sangster O 0 O O 0 i BREAD D CAST ON OX TILE THE 1 INTO small towns and cities returning ant servicemen and women will be In m the next twelve months How lIo many of the discharged veterans will settle down In or around their home communities That Is a question In which weekly editors as well as merchants and civic leaders have base a large stake If It these find f Jobs and n a Chance for the Tt veterans will ben future a they ey will ben be an n enormous force In contributing to the growth and pros pros- prosperity I of these communities So It is a matter of simple enlightened ten Interest for editors to bo be in the th forefront of any campaign to help re returning re- re returning turning service people settle profitably In Ia home towns I The editor better bettor than any other local citizen Is equipped to give the veterans practical help and advice And help he extends will bring Urn hn a lasting reward reward Exchange j i o 0 o o I BEV REC DATES TE HEARD FROM no 1 THE FOLLOWING letter was received thus tau week addressed to Sam and Dixie Dixielee lee former of his during his Ills recent parsonage of the Community church of this city which will wUl be of or Interest to his many friends and ad- ad during his three years services Is L I our midst j j i iDear Dear Sam and Dixie I Youre You're no doubt saying Its about time hen ahen you receive this rather late letter but dont don't think for a minute I I that thit we have forgotten youl you I Due to a 1 number of things it has bee been j Impossible to 10 get a letter ready read for the young folk ot of Park City The most oppressive ud tad urgent of these things has been a atea tea Sour hour course in Hebrew along with 15 li hours of other subjects on the Sem- Sem hary brry course That along with the care cf of three churches has been keeping me met mei I i Jut hit t a little bit busy I We Me are living in the country five from LaGrange Indiana The country is quite flat and the roads are arc night This is quite a contrast as we of the majestic peaks that sur- sur surround surd surI d I rued round Park City We Wo live next to the f Bethel church which is the largest lurch church of the Circuit In the rear of or oftie tie W Ie church property we have a potato pith fitch that looks rather productive Well We'll taw less more about It when its it's time to 1 tIg the spuds 1 I IThe The other churches are about twenty miles ales to the east I preach every other Sunday uday t there I preach at one at before Wore Sunday Bunda school and then at 1030 U it t the other after they have had Sun- Sun ty 17 school choo We Wo go out to Mongo for kite Study on Friday evening but East Springfield doesn't have havo any other ser- ser Lat fat week we took a load of young Wk fok to Winona lake for the day The Theod J-d J od 04 trailer came Into use we again Only rive of us went We rented a row but w t for tho afternoon and had a lot lotI lotof of I fun with It Some of the boys took their lr fishing equipment but only got gotto fro to bites too small f to keep In the theng f rung ng ye we e attended a service In tho the 8 y Sunday Tabernacle which Is said seat at people We got home about W 1100 o We heard a Dr Lakin wt peak He used to speak over the radio I troa a Cagle's Tabernacle In Indianapolis possibly you are Interested to know knoW Shut t our trip from Utah We had t I IS TO loot 04 S roads and pretty good weather It J rained on Es fe the first day out but J 1 the rest r t of the trip was dry though J Z cloudy may r. r We were thankful for this be- be bej 1 j JT It kept cool We stayed at Raw- Raw i 1 lna a Wyoming the first night The other raping places were Chappell Nebraska ont Nebraska and Morrison nUn HUn nUnI HUnS j I S ay t s. s We arrived here at LaGrange LaGra on a night and I preached here on onI I I r. r iris 9 lO next Sunday morning Just lust a week As ing the last service at Park City lad had two flats fiats and a blow blowout out The out was on the trailer The tire I JJ et blew was tho the one I purchased be- be bee 1 we e made our last trip to the hot tou IS v fortunately the spare held up forrest for forta ta S teat rest of the trip We have nave been very v fUI to God for His protecting v ra Sated Bateu David and Becky arc are fine j tJ I farm lire life seems to agree with them r kids do miss other youngsters to 7 with h but they are learning to play themselves quite well I I When you have llave time Wc Well We'll 11 al Ji be De glad to to hear from you How is isIT IT 17 n granddad And your folks Con Con- Conmy B my best w wishes to all of them thein j 1 kont o t ky V. V began talking the li other day and Dixie without any an r h ov j K on she Just got to thinking the Lee homo home and she started to t out about It rr rr oral t a and d about Frankie Frankle going gin g noon J on a train 1 Bo no w e did aid your Job pan out Sam Im I'm 1 Dr you made the best of it Laffoon writes that Utah wea- wea weale re le has been rather wetter than usual I j ba have tb e had quite a number of or rain rain cine under storms here There are arc J to y Q p around here We havet have hove 1 fo t fea ct the radio and everything eve 11 i Th k of r lightning i a atz Jr lids kids s Just JUt tried to sneak up the and It-and scare me nie but b I beat b them j Ij If too tco 1 l ud udA ou SCared wed them David whispered A 0 n arao age u is typically countrified Pump for water and Tb electricity Cellules eve We have electricity 1100 love V vj J and are using our electric t i COOk k and bake on for t close and get ready to go to tor to Bible Dible Study Stud tonight The J r tto goes g K e with me Its It's a fourteen fourt en and Continued on Page Four Dads Dad's Column Continued from Page One om etL MAO elation of 0 the people make tho the trip worthwhile however Yours In Christs Christ's service ROBERT L. L BATES i j P. P S. S May the Lord bless both of you yo as you go back to school Seek Hy H guidance In the tho decisions you will hare ha e eto eto to make I OJo 0 MOVE l FOR A MODERN HOTEL IN I PROVO PLANS WERE moving along Th ay for the construction of a new ern hotel In Provo with the delivery t f the deed for the Salt Lake Utah property on Center and 1st We Wes streets to the new neVI owners according to Clifton A. A chairman of the Pr vo cham cham- chamber chamber chamber ber of commerce hotel committee com The property was d d for 80 by Mr E. E D D. amage Bob Bullock and John O. O Beesley Be SI all C. C of C. C members J The Salt Lake Lako Utah railroad Utah railroad tracks on Center street and University U avenue aro are expected to be removed rem ed soon it was reported Salt Salt Lake legram Telegram o 0 ATOMIC ATO POWER WHAT DOES breaking the atom mean The atomic power of a pint of water released with such energy as in the bomb and harnessed appropriately would drive the liner Queen Elizabeth from Britain to America and back 1 ho j ea pf le t i NeTY ley Ha na nare jare re element whether gold or wolfram becomes out of date for tor once the atom can be split at will almost any element can be changed into other elements The energy from half halt a pound of ot any material will melt and bring to boiling point nearly tons of Ice But the correspondent says there will be a time lag before this energy can be harnessed in the thousand dif dif- different different ferent ways necessary to meet the needs of Industrial machinery London London Reut Reut- ers fk r CLIPPED PARAGRAPHS r TREES IN certain German forests now have little value for lumber be- be becaUSe because caUSe of the large quantities of ot steel fragments embedded in them II CLASS I railroads In 1944 carried ap ap- approximately ap- ap approximately proximately passengers com- com compared pared In 1940 THE WORLD is full tull of willing people some willing to work and the rest will will- willing willIng willing ing to let them WEEK ENDS are areNo areNo areNo No longer humdrum Where did all ll The autos come from GOOD RESOLUTIONS RESOL TI S are like babies bOobies I g In church They should be car car- out ried ried out immediately I I THINK I I THINK that I shall never see girl refuse a meal that's free girl A girl with hungry eyes not fixed j pon a drink that's being mixed I I P PA A A girl who doesn't like to wear wearA I A lot of Junk to match her hair Girls are loved by guys like me meri ri Cause Causo we dont don't like to kiss a tree BEYOND EYO COMPREHENSION CO THINGS I wouldn't understand about I tho army if It I lived to be a year 30 man Why the guy who has the least I privacy of any human being is 18 called a private I I Why a 10 minute break only lasts five I II minutes Why an officer of the day has to stay I I up all night j Why there are such long period S be between be be- between tween paydays and such short periods between I I Why It always gets cold the day you j 1 put on suntans and always gets hot the I 1 day you put on OD's I Why you come to a halt Instead of ot running like mad when the bugle sounds I i retreat Armored Armored News |