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Sefmon of the Week—

“But when Jesus saw it, he was much and sald unto them, “Suffer the little children to come unto me and forbid them not; for of such is the kingdom of God.” Mark 10:14.

GREAT MULTITUDES of § adults followed Jesus into | beyond Jordan and 4G

Judea there he taught them con-

cerning the lives. When the conference was al-

most over and Jesus was prepar- |

ing to depart, some mothers, thinking over the wonder ‘and practical value of what Jesus had taught, brought their children to Him hoping that a blessing from Him might bring happiness and usefulness to the lives of their children. The response of the disciples does not sound in the least oldfashioned to us for we hear it each day. They were concerned with adults, this was an adult conference and “the children made them nervous” as we moderns say. The quickest way to rid themselves of this irritation was to brusquely send them away, for after all they were | mere children and would not be of great importance until they they adults. Jesus looking at the children, saw the hope of a new world, for their lives were fresh and new like the clean white pages of a book not yet written. They placed their unquestioning faith in their parents; they wanted to learn. If they could place their hands in the hand of their heavenly Father with the same love and faith, if they could seek the will of God as they sought knowledge, then truly the Kingdom of God could come,

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Rev. W. O, Breedlove

a great task when He placed aught many a child to ‘le, the guiding and training of these Watching adults “pull a slick one”

new lives in our care. We may choose as the disciples did to turn

away from the opportunity and responsibility or like Jesus we! may cherish the privilege of guid- |

There are two ways in which

{we may prepare young lives for.

bringing in a new and glorious day. We should be concerned that children have an opportunity to’ know the Word of God. In the Scriptures we find the only guide for happy, usefu! lives that has! ever stood the test of time. Our opportunity and responsibility, does not end when we have made it possible for them to have such teaching, but we must lead them to the places where they may learn. Jesus knew that human nature! must bec led in paths of righteousness when He said, “The

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“Go out into the highways and hedges, and compel them to come in, that my house may be filled.” Every child in our community

may know the paths of righteousness. ~ ~ ¥ WHAT a wonderful privilege a& father or mother has in teach-

their children. What better place to learn than at mother's knee even in this day of new ways of learning. | Even as children learn from our teachings the ways of their lives so, too, they learn by our example. Hearing the truth twisted by adults to serve their purpose has

has led children to believe that dishonesty is wrong only (if caught. The hates, fears, and the pre\judices are passed on from the older generation to the younger, |day an day. Children are walkown the paths we have woiked before them, their foot-

- ‘Author Bromfield Speaks. At Dinner at Purdue

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them a part of his life. Whether!! we choose or not some child is using your life as an example.ig Seriously, where will that example| lead him? In the hearts of our children lie the hope of a new and glorious day. We pray that we may see them as Jesus saw them; worthy of our time, of our finest teaching, | and of our Christian example.

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Services will be at 9 a.m, Tuesday in St. Philip Neri Catholic Church for Patrick White, city police sergeant. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cematery. Sgt. White died

5-Month-Old Baby

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A S-month-old baby was

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caught her head between the mat. tress and the side of her crib, Wanda Jean Myers, aanghunr of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Myers, 810 Blake St, was rushed to General Hospital, but was dead on arrival.

Latest Suspect in Degth Of Artist Is ay :

TERRE HAUTE, Apr. 19 (UP) ~8olution of the slaying of news-

paper artist Vincent Richard Broyles is as remote as ever, detective chief James Evelo Wid today, after the latest suspect in the case was freed.

Mr. Evelo said a Terre Haute man, arrested in Toledo, O., on A tip from Indiana authorities, was exonerated. He said the suspect passed a lie defector test “with flying colors.” He was the 251st person questioned in con. nection with the slaying last

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