Rev. Booker Tells
Students of goal
To Be Attained
‘‘The World We Want to Live In"
The graduation class of the
Nome High School, was challeng
ed by Rev. Vernon L. Booker, to
live in the best possible world.
He said they had ‘heir choice
of living in one of four worlds.
ill. The World of the Past. Too
many people 1 ve in the past. They
resist chances and cling to the
outmoded past. We want to k.*iw
the past, but we don’t want to
live in it.
(2». The World of the Distant
Future, a dream world. It is well
to dream great dreams, but we
don’t want to live in a dream
world.
13». The Presen* World of War,
Strife and Division. It is a world
of “Hills and Valleys”. Hills of
prejudice, racial, national, eco
nomic and religious. Valleys of
poverty, death and despair. The
present materialistic world is not
the world we want to live in.
(4». The World God In’ended Us
to Live In. The Kingdom of God
World, which was revealed to us
by Jesus of Nazareth. The King
dom of God World is not a past
glory or a future hope, or a chao
tic present. The Kingdom of God
World is here, within you, about
you. You can live in fhis world
here and now. “Knock and it
shall be open un'o you.” It is the
only real and lasting world to live
in.
Education and religion at their
best, work hand in hand to help
you discover and live in the best
world.
The danger is that education
may deny you part of the truths
of the world. In the U. S„ for
example, we have been denied
the truth about Communism and
the Russian experiment during
the past 25 years. Or more ex
treme Nazi Germany has denied
the people the truth about the
rest of the world.
People who have been denied
the truth abou* life have to be
re-educaied or they are unfit for
the world we want to live in.
This danger is equally true in
the field of religion. Many denom
inations, see s and religioii bod
ies, deny the unlimited explora-j
tion of all religious truth wher
ever it may be found.
A religion adequate for the
world we want to live in must
deny no possible areas of relig
ious 'hinking, and revelation.
If we can keep education and
religion free and “crystal clear",
seeking all the truth from what- i
ever source, then we can build
persons that can “heal the na
tions” because they know God’s
truth and are living in the King
dom of God World.
“I challenge you,” said Rev. I
Booker, “to choose the best world
to live in. It will cost you some
thing, but it is the only real
world and the only world that will j
sa*isfy your deepest desires and
save the world.”
“Choose wisely, for ‘as a man
soweth, so shall he also reap.’ ”
Study the past.
Dream of the future.
Understand the present.
But live in the Real World, the
Kingdom of God on Earth.—(Con
tributed).
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Memorial Day services will
be held Tuesday evening. Me
morial Day, by the Alaska Ter
ritorial Guard, in the High
School Gym. beginning at 7:30
p. m.
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The members or the Pioneers
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iliary will hold a joint memorial,
service in the Masonic Temple on
Memorial Day. All those wishing
to go to the cemetery af‘er the
services must obtain military
passes. This is done directly at
the M. P. station.
The program will be as fol
lows:
Song: “Face to Face".
Opening announcement by
President Hazel Seiffert and Pres
ident Tolbert Scott.
Prayer—Chaplain M. J. Walsh.
Tribue: Vice-President Alb in
Poison; Vice-President Marie Hay.
Roll Call: Robert F. Baldwin,
Rosa B. Hagen.
Response: Sergeant - at-Arms
Paul Sarv; Marshal Lyda Rohft.
Flower Ceremony: Mrs. Ry
deen and Mrs. A. Polet.
History: His'orian Carrie Mc
Lain: Historian A^ner Rydeeru;
Remarks: President Hazel Seif
fert.
Closing Prayer: Chavis n A.dnie
Pennycook.
Song: “America".
The committee in charge of the
ceremony is Mrs. Nels Strand,
chairman: Mrs. Ben Gillette and
Mrs. Wilfred Boucher.
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CORONER'S JURY BRINGS
VERDICT OF NEGLIGENCE
Th;s afternoon, in the court
room, the coroner’s jury, inquir
ing into the death of 8-month-old
Timo’hy Garfield, who died from
suffocation Sunday morning. May
28th, at the home of his parents,
Narry and Florence Garfield, after
weighing the evidence, bought
in a verdict charging Harry and
Florence Garfield with “criminal
negligence’’.
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