The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 3

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1952 Pl.YTHFVIUR PAGE THREE i YOUNG AMERICA Integrity, confidence, and courage, are reflected in the face of this lad. If all of America's youth were as assured of his heritage of happy-, weful, citizenship, oiir nation need not' fear the'" True, these are times'of war and conflict and no one can foresee the outcome. It is therefore especially comforting to know that this Boy Scout and thousands like him are being trained to meet the challenge. The Boy Scouts are taught and encouraged in every way to respect and to serve their fellow men arid their country. Moral and spiritual training holds an important place in their program, and practical applications of all they learn are fostered.

And the Scout is taught to serve God too. He attends Church regularly and takes an active part in its woik. This then is at least a part of Young America that is receiving the blessings of Christian training. But there are millions more who are not. Won't you encourage the youngsters of your community to seek the Church? groups of them with you and make them feel that Sunday morning means Sunday School and Church.

K-'S IV tL This series of advertisements is being published each week in the Courier News by the following business establishments: NOBLE GILL PONTIAC, INC. LION OIL CO. NU-WA LAUNDRY CLEANERS SUPERIOR TERMITE CO. IMPLEMENT CO. HOTEL NOBLE HOME SERVICE STORAGE CO.

WOODS DRUG CO. MISSISSIPPI CO. LUMBER BOONE CLEANERS EBERDT'S GATEWAY STORI PEERLESS DRY CLEANERS HUDDLESTON A CO. FIRESTONE STORES R. D.

HUGHES CO. FAMILY SHOE STORE CHARLES S. LEMONS FURNITURE HUFFMAN BROS. LUMBER CO. DELTA LUMBER CO.

E. C. ROBINSON LBR. CO. JIEDEL'I STILL A YOUNG MOTOR CO.

PAT O'BRYANT JEWELER JOHN MILES MILLF.R PLANTERS HARDWARE CO. BLYTHEVILLE LAUNDRY CLEANERS ARK-MO POWER CO. THE CRAFTON CO. GUARD'S MISSCO IMPLEMENT CO. DUEIFUS JEWELRY CO.

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