Pacifist Quote Sparks Debate on War and Peace
The excerpt presents R. Rogier arguing that if peaceful people refused to fight there would be no wars, prompting questions about the pacifist claim and its implications.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1938
Page
3
The excerpt presents R. Rogier arguing that if peaceful people refused to fight there would be no wars, prompting questions about the pacifist claim and its implications.
A critique argues against disarming police and relying on armed citizens to fight crime. It contends domestic warfare harms thousands of innocent lives and questions why pacifism, as seen in China, fails to shield a nation from aggression. It compares national defense to personal security and asks whether warlike enforcement is avoidance of broader protection.
Mr and Mrs A D Nichols and daughters along with Mr and Mrs F B Ballance and A L Irvin attended the funeral in Carlyle on Wednesday afternoon for Mrs Maggie Hickman. She was an aunt of Mr McNichols.
Pentecost Church schedules Sunday School at 9 30 a m prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m regular preaching Friday at 7 30 p m with the sermon The Passion of a Soul Winner special singing to begin Sunday night May 1.
A revival meeting led by Evangelist D. F. Ly erla of Carbondale Illinois is announced with the message all are welcome to attend and join in the spiritual program.
The church invites members to attend next Sunday April 17 at 10 45 a m for regular service with an Easter message by the pastor. Vernon service follows at 7 30 p m Sunday School begins at 9 30 a m and parishioners are urged to unite with the church during the morning preaching. May God make Easter real to all.
A large crowd of women attended a cooking demonstration Tuesday afternoon at the gymnasium. Miss Beatrice McCartney led the event sponsored by Gibson Appliance Co. of Centralia, using a Shellane Gas Stove. Door prizes included a Westinghouse iron won by Mrs Cruse and a casserole won by Mrs Griffin.
The piece argues that due to fundamental missteps, enduring peace requires a universal brotherhood grounded in divine Love. It cites Paul and Mary Baker Eddy, urging nations to unite for the common good, dissolving barriers of language and materialism through selfless service and spiritual understanding.
A list presents cake entries No. 7 to No. 14 with named participants Mrs. F. B. Ballance, Mrs. Chas Hill, Mrs. Florence Crawford, Mrs. Bertha Miller, Mrs. L. D. Altom, Mrs. Hubert Brumfield, and Miss Amelia Pope. Also notes a can of fly spray by Sadie Nattier and a shellane cleaner entry by Mrs. L. D. Altom.
With improving weather, interest grows in softball as plans for the 1938 season take shape. Those eager to play or promote games are urged to attend a town hall meeting Monday night April 18 at 7 30 p m to organize and perfect the season.
Edward J. Barrett, Illinois State Auditor, announced a 5 percent dividend of $33,716.54 to Merchants State Bank depositors in Centralia. This is the seventh dividend since the bank closed, totaling 45¢ per cent. Checks go out about April 11. Also $150,000 has been paid on payable bills and $77,673.91 to preferred creditors from ordinary liquidation.
The Pre-Easter services at the M. E. Church South will end Easter Sunday morning with a resurrection sermon by the pastor Maurice Ballance is expected to deliver the Easter Sermon. Zion will hold services Sunday with a 7 30 p m evening worship. Ross Smith pastor.
Mrs Leta Beery recalls her mother Ora Etta Smith who died on April 13 1931. The notice marks seven years since the loss and honors her memory.
The West family expresses gratitude for kindness, flowers, cards and letters received during hospitalization and after returning home from the hospital.
Vernon Clinton Anderson and daughter Patsy with Grace Castle and Madale Bushy of Olney spent Tuesday here with Mr and Mrs Charles Epps and daughter Inez. After several days vacation here with their daughter Geneen, Mr and Mrs Leo Kinney returned to their work at Peoria Hospital. Mr and Mrs Thurby Meador of
Renamed Llly Wool property near Patoka and moved on Monday. Isabel Etcheson and Dewey Sprinkle of Viandalia visited with Arlie Sprinkle and family over the weekend. Birthdays and births noted for Leo Freyer and Donna May, with other visitors and school changes. New school director Alvin Hathaway elected and teachers reemployed. Several residents listed as visitors, social callers, and donors of labor for cemetery cleanup. Budgets and daily life detaily reflected in community notices from Patoka and nearby towns.
Mrs. Owen Eagl in belcher and family visited Chas Thalman on Sunday. Roy Thalmen called on Mr and Mrs Jamie Varnsman Sunday.
Mr and Mrs William Lowe and Mr and Mrs Merle Jones went to Effingham Monday morning to see their son and brother Charles Lowe who underwent an operation for age pendicitis that morning. He is reported getting along nicely. Merle Jones and wife returned home Monday evening and Mr and Mrs Lowe remained for a few days. We hope for him speedy recovery. Wayne Doolen and wife spent Sunday day in Alma with Mr and Mrs Frank Frizzell and Uncle Joe Frimel. Miss Mary Del Souter spent Sunday with Elaine Williams. Several attended preaching at Arnold Chapel Sunday. Mr and Mrs A D Nichols called Saturday afternoon in Carlyle at the George Hickman home to see Mrs Hickman who is seriously ill.
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