Milford chronicle. [volume], October 08, 1954, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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Cedar Charles E. Saunders.
The Forest Officers, Rangers and
other members visited
Grove Forest No. 51 on Friday
night, October 1st, on the occasion
of their Ranger drill competition.
Ranger units from five Forests
competed with the trophy going to
York Forest No. 30 of York, Pa.,
and second place going to Spring
Cily Forest No. 34. The winner will
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will be host Forest for the contest
next year. At its meeting in Selby
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show of Dover, who passed in Aug
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visitors from all nearby Forests.
Roy Seagraves of Philadelphia,
will present a floor show for
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serve refreshments.
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Three Major Faiths
Pass Resolutions
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United States on the subject of the
segration of races in the public
schools has finally settled the law
of the land, leaving , open only the
mechanics of enforcement, and in
so settling the question has given
the force of law to a Christian
principle; and
WHEREAS, within the bounds
of this Presbytery, there is a wide
spread effort to suppress this prin
ciple and to nullify this law by
mass defiance, which movement
has already wrought incalculable
moral and social harm, and
threatens more; and
WHEREAS,
the organized
church, in the discharge of its
sacred trust, has a clear duty to
take a firm stand upon this issue;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE
SOLVED, That every Presbyterian
within our jurisdiction be. and he
is hereby, urged to refrain from
encouraging or participating in
any school strike, or boycott, or
other like reprehensible conduct,
and to uphold and defend the pro
cesses of law and order; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
That copies of this resolution be
forthwith communicated to all
ministers and sessions, to be by
them supported among their
our
peo
pie.
Following the annual Harvest
Home Services held in Old Prince
George's Chapel near Dagsboro,
on Sunday. October 3rd, Rectors of
the Episcopal Churches in Sussex
County met for a discussion
earning the current integration
controversy. A statement was
drawn up and signed by the Rec
tors in attendance. The statement
follows :
con
"We, the Episcopal Clergy of
Sussex County, reaffirm the ancient
Christian Doctrine of the Father
hood of God and the Brotherhood
of Man. If God is not the God of
Tth® Negro, neither is He the God
of the white. If He is not the God
of all. He is not the God of
any.
The Book of the Acts of the
Apostles is explicit on this sub
ject. In Acts 17-26, "God hath
made of one Mood all nations of
men for to dwell on the face of
the earth." Also in St. Paul's Epis
tle to the Romans—Romans 13-8—
the same conviction is expressed,
not to mention other passages
where these same truths
equally clear.
We remepiber that Jesus Christ
was crucified by a mob because He
refused to set one class above an
other. When we let ha^e and preju
are
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dice rule in our hearts we crucify
our Lord anew.
We counsel all our people to re
member their rebirth in the bap
tism into the Kingdom of God. As
members of Christ; children
God and inheritors of the Kingdom
of Heaven, the clergy and the peo
ple alike will pray for God's guid
ance: will be temperate in the dis
play of their emotions and remain
obedient,to the laws of the.nation
and our ' God."
The statement was signed by the
following-: Rev. Victor Kusik,
fcst. Mary's P. E. Church, Bridge
ville; Rev. Harry Mayfield, of St.
Philip's P. E. Church, Laurel; Rev.
Marvin Hummel, of All Saint's
E. Church, Delmar; Rev. Glenn
Walter, of SX. Mark's P. E. Church,
in Millsboro, and St. Paul's P.
Church, in Georgetown; Rev. Ralph
Parkhill, of St. John the Baptist
P. B. Church, Milton; Rev. Frank
Moon, of St. Peter's P. E. Church
in Lewes, and Rev. Richard Bailey,
Rector of All Saint's P. E. Church,
in Rehoboth Beach.
The Rev. Malcom Perne, - Rector
of the Episcopal Church in Seaford
and the Rev. J. Harold Mowen,
Rector of St. Martin's-in-the-Fleld
Church, near Selbyville, were both
unable to attend the service and
meeting on Sunday due to being
confined to hospitals.
The Rev. Joseph Hlnks, Rector
of the Episcopal Church in Mil
ford, did not attend the meeting.
The Milford Episcopal Church
located in the Kent County side
of the town and Mr. Hinks
therefore a member of the Kent
County Episcopal Clergy. He had,
however, been extended an invita
tion to attend the meeting in Old
Prince George's Chapel on Sunday.
The following resolution was
passed by the Dover District Min
isterial Association of the Metho
dist Church meeting at Bethel
Methodist Church ih Bethel, Del
aware, October 4, 1954:
''We, the ministers of the Dover
District of the Peninsula Confer
ence of the Methodist Church issue
the following statement of our be
liefs and convictions in regard to
the current situation concerning
racial integration In the public
schools of the State of Delaware
The Christian faith Is based on
the tenet that God is the Father
and Jesus Christ the Brother of
all men. As Christians we acknowl
edge our brotherhood with all
members of the human
matter what their color.
The Methodist Church declares
that "to discriminate against a per
son solely upon the basis of his
race Is both unfair and unchristian.
Every child of God is entitled to
that place in society which he has
race no
won by his industry and character.
To deny him that position of honor
because of the accident of his birth
is neither honest democracy or good
religion." (Paragraph 2027, page
661, of the 1952 Discipline of the
Methodist Church))
Our nation was founded on the
democratic principles of freedom,
equality, and respect for human
dignity. Our laws, both state and
federal, uphold these principles:
and our citizens are a law-abiding
people.
Tradition and practice have not
always conformed to these basic
religious and political principles.
Progress can be made, however,
though the adjustments are diffi
cult. Changed attitudes will emerge
from thoughtful and conscientious
consideration of the issue.
The duty and responsibility of all
Americans is to put into daily prac
tice now the highest standards of
their religious faith and national
law. The problem of integration
of races in the school system can
be solved when sincere effort is
based on this foundation.
This body of Methodist minis
ters calls upon the people of
church to take the lead in applying
the Christian spirit to the study
and necessary solution of the prob
lem of race relations."
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order of promotion of General A.
T. A. Torbert to Lieutenant Colo
nel. and signed by President An
drew Johnson, was presented to
the Chapter by Mrs. Farrow and
will probably be hung in the Town
Library. Another addition to the
books on the shelf in the library
that it gave over to the DAR will
be that of the Ebenezer Holland
ancestral line, compiled by Mrs.
D. Anthony Potter and Mrs.
Charles Robinson of Lewes. Auth
entic additions to the geneology
will be appreciated by the compil
ers, and they are solicited. Miss
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