War II. There was a Marine on On the bookmark are listed to the girls the rules for the
Clackamas County News
Pape •*
Guadalcanal who wrote to his fa­ daily readings. They are without ed
Estacada,
Oregon,
Friday,
Jan.
23,
1959
El
Salvador
Dolls
to
be
dressed.
mily, asking them to join with note or comm nt, which means The Dolls belong to the Unit and
him in reading certain verses that a person of any faith may if after dressing the girls wish to
follow them and may use what­
from the Bible each day.
the doll they dressed they
Eventually, the idea came to ever version or translation of the keep
may
purchase
them. The Doll win­
the attention of the American Bible he prefers.
ning
the
contest
in the Unit will
Bibe Society. It grew into a Like I said. 1 am not a preach­ to the girl dressing
her. Each
world wide movement now spon er, and I guess I would not be a go
girl must write a short story on
THUR., l'RL, SAT., Jan. 22*24
sored by the Society and a com­ very good religious editor.
Salvador; its characteristics as
ELVIS PRESLEY,
mittee of laymen, headed by Pres. But I recognize a good thing El
a counrty and its people and must
CAROLYN JONES,
Eisenhower.
when 1 see it.
accompany the finished doll.
,
imMu
thl.
WALTER
And it is growing stronger all This is a good thing.
Mrs. George Armstrong, presi­ L i v e y o u r fa m ily true ooLO RES MATTHAU,
HART,
the time.
dent of the Unit visited with the
E n r i c h e d S p r o a d DEAN JAGGER IN
A relatively new term in our AMERICAN LEGION AUX.
girls and talked to them.
language is ‘chain reaction.' It is JUNIORS DOING GOOD WORK Next meeting will be February
//
//
challenging to think of the chain
21
at
1
PM
at
the
hall.
Mary
Jane
King
Creole
N
U
C
I
A
reaction that could result from The American Legion Auxil­ and Susan Cody will be hostesses.
the coordinated reading and ap­ iary Juniors met at the Legion Misses Linda, Connie, and Kathy M A R G A R I N E
SECOND FEATURE
plication of specific passages of hall with 12 girls in attendance Courtain were hostesses of the
CLAYTON MOORE AND
the Bible throughout the world. and Miss Linda Courtain presid­ day.
LVERHEELSIN
It could become a spiritual ing. Chairman Bonnie Jones was
Handy,
thrifty...
“
force that no world power, how­ unable to attend. Mrs. Charles PUBLIC SCHOOLS CONDUCT
Snowley, Mrs. Lester Courtain,
ever sinister, could stop.
DRIVE FOR
The way the project works, you Mrs. John Abbott and Mrs.Adolph CLOTHING
CHILDREN
anà k s o m f/ T“ lLonf R'™?ter
get a bookmark from the Ameri­ Still, chairman were present to NEEDY
Beginning Monday, local school
and the Lest City
can Bible Society, 450 Park aven­ assist with the work.
will bring bundles of
Made t
L
ue, New York 22, N. Y. You pay The girls made 8 scrapbooks children
used
clothing
to
school
during
for
the
Childrens
Hospital
and
K
R
AF
T
nothng for it, incidentally, and
Clothing Week. Accor­ from the one and only f ,
of Gold"
you will not be asked for a con­ cut out 116 tray mats for the Vet­ World
erans Hospital. Mis. Still explain­ ding to Supt o Schools R. E. Cody M IR A C L 2 W H IP
tribution.
the drive is to continue through
SUN.. MON., TUES., Jan. 25-26-27
Friday and is a part of a nation­ and sp e c ia l /J, {1 U \ c u :
ALFRED HITCHCOCKS
wide campaign to raise enough us­ -pickle relishes
MASTERPIECE STARRING
ed clothing, shoes and bedding to
JAMES STEWART AND
by W A L D M A N
|
clothe one million orphaned and
KIM NOVAK IN
#1
needy children and adults in the
United States and overseas.
World Clothing Week is conduct­
ed by Che schools in cooperation
with the Christian Children’s ^ è à s ^ s s s s s œ œ ï s s p a
Fund, Inc. an international char­
itable organization which a s s ists
orphans and other needy children
in the United States and 36 coun­
tries overseas.
Mr. Cody says : “ The Christian
C a n d y o r ig in a t e d in a n c ie n t
Children’s Fund reports that
Egypt w here confectioners used
good used dlothing is one of the
rough molds to form confections
vital needs of children and adults
o f honey, nuts, chopped fruit,
the world over. The minimum
sweet meats and spices. They
goal this year alone is to clothe
sold them from baskets in the
one million children and adults.
market place.
Throngh World Clothing Week,
the school children of Estacada
will sec to it that many needy
boys and girls «ill be warmly clad
In 1 8 1 6 our leading city of Philadel­
this « inter. At the same time our
p h ia h a d o n ly 2 0 c o n fe c t io n a r y
own young people will be learning
shops. T o d ay more than 3000 candy
a valuabe lesson in humanity and
stores sell freshly boxed chocolates
experience the joy that comes "Hfc M
FS
throughout Am erica. A typical store
with sharing with those less for­
m ay carry a s many as 300 varieties
tunate. I hope the people of our l f M S l i i M
A ia
and flavors.
community will get behind the
schools is this effort.
of our scientific advancements
TALKING L'P
we have brought ourselves to the
By Edgar Williams
of self destruction.
Reprinted from NORTH PENN brink
Now have one last chance
REPORTER, Lansdale, Pa.
ourselves out, by
Friday, November 29, 1957 to straighten
precepts that are age­
No and then 1 stop reaching applying
and unchanging.
ior well-turned phrase and the less These
precepts are in the Bible.
cute twist, and 1 write it straighi. They have
been there all along,
This is one at those times.
but
we
have
chosen to ignore
I am not a preacher and 1 them.
doubt that I would do well as a
religious editor. Bit the subject It's as simple as this. No mot­
for today has to do’with some­ orist would consult a road map
thing most of us take too much or the best route between two
points, then start off on a high­
for granted The Bible.
Yesterday, Thanksgiving day, way leading in an entirely dif­
marked the beginning of World­ ferent direction.
wide Bible reading Month. From Yet, too many of us, every­
now until Christmas a lot of peo­ where, on our day-to day livins,
ple in a lot of nations will unite while we pay close attention to
spiritually by reading identical road maps, weather reports and
i financial statements, have become
passages in their Bibles.
This is an interdenomination­ careless about the basic rules
al effort and several different laid down in the Bible.
versions of the Bible will be us­ If we are honest with ourselv­
ed. What really counts is the es we must admit this.
spiritual ra'ly around the great­ An l nrehras we will find that
something like Worldwide Bible
est Book ever written.
Wo mortals have done a pretty Reading Month is for us.
thorough job of lousing up this The Worldwide Bible Reading
world in wheih we live.With all idea got its start during World
I Who’s Afraid of Those “Ci-nnt Con 'es” !
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This young la dy seems to be unnaturally calm in the face of what
ap p e ars to be an attack by oirborne creatures from outer space. Actu-
a lly the “ m onsters" are G ian t Cooties, a parlor gam e for children and
adults, manufactured by Schaper Plastic G am es of Minneapolis, Minn.
How ever, the ga u d y plastic C oolies are more than a game. They
function as a colorful takc-apart toy for t -iy tots. A slot atop th e ir,
hollow bodies makes a p ig g y bank of eacii.
In the 19lh century,
the a v e r a g e pe r
capita consumption
of candy w as nine
pounds. T o d ay it is
about 18 pounds.
O f f r a *
r:w s ftr the
En ire FAMILY!
D ieting? C a n d y is lower in calories than
•you think! A one-pound assortment of
approxim ately 4 4 pieces yields an aver­
a g e of only 4 7 caleries per piece. M inia-
tures ave ra ge about 2 7 calories •och.
I 95ì
.' c, Huated, Dynafiow
Converted te crew bue.
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