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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1955)
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Thur., Octebr 13, 1955 (Sac !- Both Miss and Mrs. America Believe Religious Faith Key to Basic Beauty character always Br GEORGE V. CORNELL i I She taught Sunrtav school in The eious base." she said. "Too manvi story of the importance of faith 'err weieht and the sin which doth them. the 2t5.vMf.oM hnne-irir I tisi TJitrhi m U th rfancrhfor . n;t; : ,;a X2W YORK l Two of Amer- First Christian Church in her home ! people think they 'can handle life jn the home; ' i o easily set bs, and let us run said. "We stress the- informality, of Mr; and Mrs. Forrest A. Hitch-1 "shows up." 1CSS most reauuiui women tay wwn m uianu isiaou, eu., ana.au ay uieinjves. uncii, w , q ne moraine of the finals ' "uc"vs uie rate wai i sci pnu encourage me cnuaren 10 asK i ie. er lamer, president oi nor "Ppnnlo who tmrnar the nnA beauty consists cot of turves but 4 when she went away to Colorado " they find out they can't.' of convictions. t Women's College in Denver, took. Her main motive in entering the she said, she turned to a random "It s what you believe and what , over leadership of the daily stu aeni cnapei .mere. Meet With Jesns "Each morning when I wake up, you do," said Sharon Kay Ritchie, the new Miss America, fit's what's in your heart," said Mrs. Ramona Deitemeyer, the cur- I meet Jesus in prayer and have rent Mrs. America. "It must come .Him with me the rest of the dav" from the inside out." These two Midwestern lovelies. she said. "I'd feel an awful empti ness when I woke up if there with charm, good looks and talent ' wasn't a God to believe in." to spare, maintain that the inner 8 Her eyes shine when she talks attitude is more, important., ; 'about it. "It's my favorite sub The key to that basic beauty, I ject," she said. in their view, is religious faith. 4- To her, faith is a Both of them, cast in the na-; mountains. "I know it works, tional limelight this year in .svp- smiled. "If you visualize arate competitions, have been believe in it and exDect it. in due staunch church workers since time you will achieve it." As for they were in pigtails. j -her climb to the Miss America sc.r.tuUre,,HebrewS I That vers, she said, "indicated Wherefore seeine we are com- . i u . .: was in hope that it might prove a passed about with so great a cloud through thij activity. So wherever Mrs. America contest, she said, means by which she could tell the of witnesses, let us lay aside cv- MOMMY By THE MOSSLERS mover of she a goal. title, she said: t i r i ...:tu - 1 Knew vjvu was wiui me evury j Part .of Life 'It's always been part .of :ny life as much as eating and step of the way. Without that a-i sleeping," said Mrs. Deitemeyer. ' surance. I don't think I could have ! a poised blue-eyed bloriue from done it." Lincoln, Neb. 5 "I just-can't ima-i Bible Verse gine living without it. i I In the game of life, she keeps i I feel that if one puts religion in mind this favorite Bible verse, i and spiritual education first in the (John. '11:9 . j home, everything else will take i "And I say unto you, ask and care of itself." s it shall be given you; seek, and -Miss Ritchie, a glowing young ye shall find: knock, and it shall girl with blue eyes, a soft voice be opened unto you." j and dark plum-red hair, said '.iuti The song she most likes to sing: J "if I didn't have a religion, a set "He Leadcth Me." i of beliefs, there are many times: Mrs. Dietemeyer. mothes of fve; wnen ia nave been completely . little children three girls and lst-" j j two boys teaches Sunday school Christians Happy - ;in Lincoln's Christ Lutheran ,'OrTe who lives a Christian life Church, of the Missouri Synod, should be the happiest of all 'xb- So does her husband, Carl, who jIe." she said. "They are living j is president of the congregation, in iune with God. I think it is the ! "I don't think a home can he only way to live." j secure and. happy without a reli- "'lo, David! Momrn$ sorry I beat you up!" Is go, wherever I make a. speech, r relate the experiences by which we have found family strength through religion;." Any idea that the reign of these two American "'queens" involves a big social whirl and rounds of njght life i$ badly mistaken, when it comes to this pair. Neither smokes or drinks. Neither likes night clubsj j 'I'd rather go for a buggy ride iti Central Park," said Miss Ritch ie, who has been carefully sched uling her .Sundays so she'll get to attend all jthe noted churches in New York.! Grace at Ideals ' As for dajily religious habits, both Miss andj Mrs! America have them: i In Mrs.; Deitemeyer's home, mere is grace at each meal, and each evening after dinner, there is a devotional, with informal fam ily discussion of the topic, then bedtime prayers. "Some families feel devotionals are so formal they shy away from flues ons and join in the discus- r hometown church congregation re-; aina m life whose valuer ar. on' cenUy fave her.'a w,th f in the fight places, are the en- Devotional Book,. J personal inscription which she wd : joyable to with. A I Miss Ritchie, in addition to her has helped her ever since: (said. ""They radiate happiness, hnorning prayers, keeps w .Hh her i 'Walk With God' They have a fresh glow of expect- teclSTrh enln? "Walk with your hand in GodV cy. ; Knsh?tSSe will never stumble." a ' it seems to me Mt . i. fr that matter of beau em?iy and taliL A Z taS I It brings peace and reslful mg not how you're made but edge of There he's goin. or why. Miuugius, sne saia. what you make of vourseU .VI ss or the Duroose of it all " sunions Get thia quick rrlief. Hfu ho tircum. pnot h . cviib iom, protacta the rnaitiTe pot. Aak for the Bun'on size. I 'J i ' tOCWCK AND CO. J I 1 . 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