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Dorothy Schramm newspaper clippings, 1949-1955 (folder 2 of 2)
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[[Bold]]AS USUAL ON MY RETURN[[end bold]] from a trip, my desk has been piled high with mail. But I found my time Thursday morning to go to the meeting held in the interests of the United Negro College Fund at the Cosmopolitan Club. I was much interested to hear Dorothy Schramm of Burlington, Iowa, and Genevieve F. Steefel of Minneapolis, Minnesota, tell of their respective accomplishments in their home towns. It does give one a feeling that we are moving forward in our human relations in this country. [[Photo caption]] DOROTHY SCHRAMM[[end photo caption]] *** [Bold]]I HAVE BEEN ASKED TO[[end bold]] mention a movement known as World wide Bible Reading,which is observed annually between Thanksgiving and Christmas. The American Bible Society sends out a list of suggested readings. I think many people would find this interesting to obtain and to follow, particularly in family groups, for many of the passages listed are general favorites and it is good to be reminded of the things we enjoy reading. [[Bold]THE THANKSGIVING AND[[end bold]] Christmas selections might well be a part of whatever family ceremony is observed on those days. (World Copyright, 1953.)
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[[Bold]]AS USUAL ON MY RETURN[[end bold]] from a trip, my desk has been piled high with mail. But I found my time Thursday morning to go to the meeting held in the interests of the United Negro College Fund at the Cosmopolitan Club. I was much interested to hear Dorothy Schramm of Burlington, Iowa, and Genevieve F. Steefel of Minneapolis, Minnesota, tell of their respective accomplishments in their home towns. It does give one a feeling that we are moving forward in our human relations in this country. [[Photo caption]] DOROTHY SCHRAMM[[end photo caption]] *** [Bold]]I HAVE BEEN ASKED TO[[end bold]] mention a movement known as World wide Bible Reading,which is observed annually between Thanksgiving and Christmas. The American Bible Society sends out a list of suggested readings. I think many people would find this interesting to obtain and to follow, particularly in family groups, for many of the passages listed are general favorites and it is good to be reminded of the things we enjoy reading. [[Bold]THE THANKSGIVING AND[[end bold]] Christmas selections might well be a part of whatever family ceremony is observed on those days. (World Copyright, 1953.)
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