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sDevelopment Of Our Own AssociationA Michigan CorporationBy Kev. F T. Freeman Kcorse, Michigan Chairman of Speaker's BureauLittle need le Haiti In proof of the necessity of developing our own to a higher standard of development in every roapeetj the very attempt is noble; it constitutes flu true excellence ami dignity ofthe* necessity of developing our ow n to a higher Htandard of development in every reaped. The very attempt is noble; it constitutes the true excellence and dig-1*, hit) of man. We are all Ignorant to some extent. If man were to live coeval with the nun. the pitiri»rch pupil would he learning Htill; the more a man known the more lie i discovers hi* ignorance. The first step to development In. flrnt, wemuMt surrender to the fountainof intellect, and to the fountain ofwiiidom, which will enable un to i know what in beat worth doing. We aft a majority, have lost the | main thought, by taking aggres-! nive mean urea again*! ourselves., Don’t you know that u house dl* i vided against itself cannot stand. These are the words of Abe Lin-j * Continued on page 8 * r
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The Tribune Independent Of Michigan
Detroit, Michigan, US
Sat, Mar 10, 1934
Page 6
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