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REV. ROBERT H. HARPER
SURNAMES
SOME years ago. an old man
told me of a book he had- -
“Origin of Surnames.” And re
cently I have been following a
newspaper column about family
names. To some, the origin of sur
names may seem of little value.
But the lineage of a mt*n was
deemed of such import that many
pages of the Bible are dev#tod to
genealogies. If it is well to know
the history of one’s country, it
should be well to learn something
of one’s family.
But the effort to learn ot one's
family should not be in the desire
to glory 5n .some achievement, but
in the purpose to profit by those
who have gone on before, nM
make your own contribution to a
record that should be kept pure
and white.
A lady wrote the Missing Per
sons Bureau in Chicago, seeking
possible Information abnul a blue
ayed baby whose parents were
lose in the great -Ire to that coy.
She knew she had b^en adopted > /
a kind couple, each beitg de«>J.
But'she had never learned the
names of Ln real parents. It must
t>? * torrd ie thing r.ot to Hiow vh*
you art. try to harn who you are,
*n .1 lock to the Heavenly Father
that > ou may knew who you bo
.’time.
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From Viola Bergan. Saco, Mon
tana: I remember getting up in the
morning in the “good old days.
Many of us who were raised on a
Montana dryland homestead forty
or fifty years ago still remember
the “good old days” or nights,
when the kids slept in an unheated
upstairs bedroom. In the dark, at
the unearthly hour of five or six
o’clock in the morning, we were
summoned to get up.
Shaking off the snow which
sometimes accumulated on the
patchwork quilt, and fumbling for
the now cold flat irons and hot
water bottles, leaving a mound of
bed clothes so thick we practical
ly had to leave a bookmark to
find our way in again, we brazed
the zero temperatures.
Hurriedly snatching our clothes,
we would make a wild dash for
the downstairs regions where the
big coal heater glowed red, roast
ing us on one side wrhile we were
still freezing on the other.
After such an excursion, there
was no sleepiness left in ur. These
were the “good old days.” Now we
simply adjust the thermostat and
crawl under an electric blanket.
Anyone who has an “I re
member” contribution is in
vited to send it to the Baran
of Banner for use in this col
umn.
Fred ..VanHorn From Page 3
resident of Sitka, he has been
an officer or president of the
following civic and fraternal
organizations: Chamber of
Commerce, Republican Club,
Moller Park Commission, Ro
tary Club, Toastmasters,
Moose Lodge, Elks Lodge,
and the Sitka Historical Sites
Restoration Committe.e He
has been a member of the
American Legion for 13
years.
Fred owns a home in Sitka
and is raising two girls and a
boy who will some day take
part in the progress in Alaska.
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