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THE PANTAGRAPn, TnTRSDAY, NOV. 26, TWELVE r.feVr.i T1 tr-r-S War ar.i IV ltlT Many School Officials Will Teachers Honored! Events of the Day in Normal At Church Party Lead Roundup rr.il rT. far Teachers I i' Lv tjLr. 7 rs Vacationing What Is Significance Of Thanksgiving 1942? ta IsJa r.y i-A Ja-r-r IL cf i-sl ta evtfe It ItrJ A fW.f tr? U.e O- f.inn rv. Tfe er.t fcy fV-rc tr.

S--wlay V1 lit. Out of Town Eastern President Among Educators To Appear Here Leaders cf rour. d.cu- Few of NCHS Faculty To Remain In Town to r.e..x in cwr.r.ett.cn Cama-an la at sret-a- w.tn ire icin annua; a r.irr.t u.e yay which I was able to ctlebrate pressed gratitude not alone for Many Community high chcol ive round-j; at fr I it bundance of food finally theirs. day, I will sit at my Thanks giving table discussinn the ques but rather for the possibilities faculty membert left town Normal university Dre. 3.

erc ISNU Students, Faculty Members Give Opinions ittev. J. c.yde X- trr rxa-. of strength from that food. tion of our inductions into the afternoon to spend announced th.

ty Dr. W. Camr.g'.on, jrcfTam Ar.a tr. a trrr.g rti strength that would enable them to work even harder at the almost all of the students I tant points, Mr. a a.s.

Tie th.ir MlSS iLL-lfCd BOPP, IliJtOry They include Kl.r.oU educator. grim tasks ahead. Our Pilgrim Fathers had no illusions that man lives by bread alone, or more to the point, by bread for himself clone. Often, in the intervening Among the group cf 11 are t- ticnaires. I have come to the grim u' rcalizaUon now that it Is a mere Je holiday season.

Mm Mary matter of time until I wilt tc taken Margaret CrafU. Lng.ix Uacher. rr HJ p. n. Will Entertain at Dinner be CUu4e 1 Vick art N.

Tha folloivina story was compiled by Jennie Dix, ISSV sophomore irom Chi-cgqo and other journalism students at ISNU. Editor. ct from schooL Not that I want to vjii wia inenas iwiur. years, we have accepted the HOME shirk, if that be the case. I would wowee, euuc-uun abundance but not the obligation.

Dr. ar. E. U. S-Ui eU are rstettajs- have loined the service lone airo.

stmctor, wiU al ree- This year, in a very special way. tioa: rres.der.t It. G. lizard cl the Eastern lU.nois State Tochers collete. Chariettca; and not labored ober "History sr Pf' nd Clartnc Kuster cf the Thanksgiving again means to us, Students and faculty members cf Illinois State Normal university paused today to count their bless what it did to our forefathers.

The Uiv or fsycnoiogy. i am nere Grimm cf Koinca want in ft an oHura I we Snff. tr. an 1 I. 11,5.

r.4 Iyi T. C.o.t rr great plenty we still have in our tir- tt-nnt tn with mv I Miss Helen LIuvJ. l.trarian director of the country, as contrasted with the ings as they celebrated the first dearth in many occupied countries. wartime Thanksgiving in years schooling as long as I can. But will visit at her home In Atkin now mv education is sunoortcd by on and Miss tla Mae Mast goc a association ar.4 Ir.r.f.rl C.

W. Sar.fard of the hii K-hcttl, Vrbana. impels us to gratitude, not for our rg d.r.rr T.a?.Uy txi. Atrt liere are some of their opinions ct what Thanksgiving 1942 means- only a weak thread I em going home in Chiilicothe. Glrnn sulliciency, but for the strength U.

g-rtt lr. Among other leaders u.l Ue lo nave inierrupi my icnoouns IjLiVrr Mr.i?c, dea from this ample supply to wor harder so that all countries may President It. W. Fair child nnt 1 thl war 1 vr. Thanlt-1 Kors ni uoinc la nrwun.

Mrcta Ua'-krar c.f cf ra. giving this year means to roe in SuUivan wUl be Ms Eula eventually share in the real bread of life our ancestors struggled for preparation preparationfoi iauew, uigusa xeacner. "Thanksgiving in 1942 should mean an opportunity to serve our country in many and various ways in order that we may have Hthrtraurinir from school anl lone uictnr, freedom for all." entering the armed service. It will "tion at her home in Lebanon. Supt.

il. Vr.r cf tv DanviUe scr.ooii; K. r. SfhoenteU. Inttructr in hizh school: rr.rc;rl ear W.

Ubome tf te HeywU Ccmmur.ity h.i schorl; Adams, instructor In Orin Bumgardner, (sophomore truly American Thanksgivings in the future. It should mean an op be a day that will be celebrated "5 imoKcr.c c.mmrr in no manner for which it is cial tc-cher. will Li Wasn in commerce): "Thanksgiving al meant. It will be a day of hard irijjton. ways brings to mind a turkey dinner, a revival of old home-town portunity to count and re-count our blessings and be willing to sacrifice for their continuance.

It work, utilizing every available Teachers wr.o wm rema.n hi-. ho ar.4 Cam; r.l courtships, and a pleasurable ounce of common sense I have in their hemes in Normal include Vw ct the Univers.ty ct KUncs. Ehould also give an opportunity A rain the f.ml!e.. fi-J ccrrr trk i' c-r- ti h' in a.a a.U'sl Vk: rr tir. cf -ft til Ir.rjrt hfrr.e in r.

cf entry tr-e I izre Dl ho.t a art rx hit trclVt At the vJ-. 2 to! hr atJ the jc-rrr rl thirst thryU r.j.y tairr Aly-l yt-r-r hr-e. ta di tu ran ta r-rri ark fcr rvryrrry. O-r lnerr.rr-rl I Iai fj ere rc ry -cr, can er.jcy th- At! 4r.f:?t the Atr.c rvcAn fe vacation with no studying, WCua HJL-t mmiM.OM wot I order to prepare myself for the Ralpa Arends, i. Unity.

Ducusj.cn at the ett.tr.al to participate in some manner despite any resolutions on the sub hie moment which is to come. rrances uaxer. ivimoie nnop. ject. However, Thanksgiving, 1942, Claire TLarer (sophomore In Ulrtrt, Marts, ti has an additional meaning one of vastly greater significance.

We are peech): 'Expressing love. hope. Mr vr, Kmvt faith, courage and above all joy is m1 at war. This year, it should bring a deeper appreciation of our ine mosi aiiricui ana yei mosi Monroc Melton democratic way of life. Thanks is due from us, as students, for the opportunity we have for gaining necessary tasK max we universuy pjcipa j.

stoi students have to perform during Thanksgiving. How could we bet- TL I L. ter fulfiU the meaning of Thanks- Ifiree INormal ICflCherS in a world-wide struggle that should start a 'sick' world on the road to recovery." Dean Anna Keaton: "Thanksgiving means to me this year a time not for feasting but of rededi-cation. I am deeply grateful for a way of life, and for the strength cf a people who believe in it. 1 am grateful that every one of us, not just the strong and the great, is essential to cur nation and the ideals it represents, and that not cne of us dares waste the human power that is in us.

I pray that each one of us may see clearly the way we can serve best, and that we may dedicate ourselves sin giving day than by expressing our RefJ CrOSS Work graxuuae xnrougn our joycus anu exultant attitude?" Thre ttarhrrs from Ih Normal an education. This' Thanksgiving should mean that our generation resolve to keep its head clear and its vision straight, in order to do its part to win the war, and in order to work toward the greater nr. Fred cf the schools re now witn the Amcrl- specch department: can Red Cross as club directors in this vpar should mean as it docs the foreign service. They are Jotn talk of directing the peace follow BUY TO ALL THAVKLIXG UKPKKSKNTATIVKS "What lint's Ciasoliue llationin 3Icstu lo You?" ATTEND AND LKAKN! FRIDAY NIGHT 7:30 Kogcrs Hotel, IUoomington, III. AMERICAN TItAVELEIlS ASSOCIATION ing.

On Nov. 26, let everyone every 'year, appreciation of our and Eugene Hill of ISNU In. ml ytA.r i-r in throrh the fnifrho. cf S.Ar;t ArJ fcxnia pause to offer a prayer that vie ai-l XUtrn tory may come swiftly, and that our way of life may be indeed American heritage ores, timber, ana james ii. carnanan oi u.c good earth, and water power suffi- Central school.

cient to provide abundantly for William B. Brigham, county su- our needs. Thanksgiving should perintendent of schools, announces mean appreciation of our Intel- that according to an Interpretation lasting." Bertha Ilarper (sophomore in cerely to the ob we are doing, whatever it may be." Dr. Herbert Hiett: "For us this Thanksgiving is more than the usual pious exercise. Last year we physical science): "Thanksgiving lectual heritage, wire founders nanaea aown oy me asiornry gen-1 cf our nation, schools and libraries eral, this service with t.e Red, within tne reach of all, a national Cross is given the same status in 1942 should take on an added significance especially to the youth philosophy which includes the if they were serving in the vari- of America.

Today more than an ether time in history we should belief in equality of opportunity ous prancnes or. tne army. for every American, and as be thankful we live in America, TRADE-IN YOUR OLD FURNITURE! ai -Tl liN -f rjlRV tir5 In jir land blessed with opportunities, individual freedom as group welfare makes possible. Thanksgiving for to U9 at this moment comes the W. Hone- most promising opportunity of should mean appreciation of cur spiritual heritage, homes charac blinded world history an oppor willed to be thankful, knowing that we ought to feel gratitude, but not overflowing with any deep emotion.

Since then we have had borne in cn us what living could be in an unfree America. So now we give thanks not alone for the good we have had but more for the clearer awareness without which we can never really possess try good." Dr. Floyd Goodier (Education department): "I am thankful for the general recognition that tunity to make men free. terized by happiness and beauty, friendships flourishing unmolested. should thank God that we can 1 still battle for the rights of men, unfailing devotion of citizens to the communities In which they still band together to lift the blight of slavery from their heads.

live, and to the nation, towers on the countryside, and in the town I By our united and joint determi nation with those to whom history reaching upward in reverent'," recognition cf the Infinite Spirit i education continues to receive has denied this chance, we can teach ourselves the most moving in whom we live ana move ana during these war-dominated days O-O-O-O-ll! Don't miss it! has the dandiest collection of Toys, for both Girl and Boys, in town. And Mom's fil fin- Hifl. lesson that democracy can offer tlU'V wx- 'gk I appreciate the federal program which makes it possible for men at ISNU to continue their uni C. W. Moore (History depart men everywhere are more closely bound by their common i mr til A.

'Ill ment): "In all this turmoil and conflict, we have so much to be hopes and abilities than they can versity courses and at the same time prepare for a high type of service as officers in the armed ever be divided by their differ appreciated. 'Every cloud has a ences." forces. Charles Frocasky (sophomore in silver and we can beU thankful that the of e', better world will be reali7cd. That I might is right by brute force, and national gangsterism will be if music): "This Thanksgiving taking ME down, tomorrow! Why don't you kids more than a holiday which has for years been the symbol of a vaca Dr. Florence E.

Teager (English department): "Thanksgiving is a holiday peculiarly ours. On the day when it came into being, the New England colonist3 ex tion for me. This year instead come, too! abolished by all nations, and the jj principles of the four freedoms the happy and carefree manner a trrtte a prevail to bring the lives of alt people to a higher plane of living." Dean K. II. Mnkin: "As college men and women approach the Bring The Kiddies to Klemms 1 Ready Made Drapes Thanksgiving season of 1942.

I am convinced of two of the thoughts which are uppermost in their Thanksgiving expression: Special Sale! Extra Qaalitu Spun Hayon Vleated and Lined. HeJ 10.9S per pair. i First, that they are privileged to live in a country whose government makes possible democratic living; second, that this philosophy cf government provides for them unparalleled opportunities 1 education even in time of war. I am sure, too, that with thoughts of these privileges comes to each college student an abiding sense of responsibility" Dr. II.

Lathrop (Geography department): "The usual significance of Thanksgiving should be accentuated this year. We are at f-ffie aped! 95 Pair 4 wcr with all the inconveniences Beautifully lined and pleated, and sacrifices that it entails. floral trellis design, in rose stin have our liberties rnd the piurn or neutral grounds, 4S in.j privilege of pursuing our indm-material, some of the fimstjdual iives wrih a minimum of Complete TOYLAND In The BASEMENT A complete selection of sturdy, new American-made Toys Many that cannot be duplicated today! Complete ANTI TANK M.T with l.t UXi Moatine IlVrTl.IIII,S ami Its ItlMl.r MKMlTINli MINIM I TNK JXtJ Itic 4-Molor MHal AIKH.XNt.s IIJ.S vtr.r lU H.HT and PAssKM.I II Stunljr lUII IIrarinc KOI.I I MiWt.N SI.I9 IMMTOIt and Y. Scnkf Kil Mrtlutnlral I.D1IIJC YUY. TKI I il AIKI-OUT.

naNKH and tlKhl Ml omplrle AKMV CAMP m- Aortrd foe f.lrH ami Tr fiS CniiplHe TAKI.K TI1NNIS SI.I9 tZJZi l.lrU' IHsllKS Iv (Mtl Itl KMN(. M.TS I'ljrrafl hint MODI I IN( M.lN fM UIKCTOK lU II IIIN(i Ms lISY AIU ItlM Is Child's TAItl.K It IK SI.TS..SJJS H.91 xy.iah imKs U3 io Sperdr Mi.wtiNi; M.l:ls STt r.lt ANIMAI.s JI we ve yet ofTered. with tie backs. governmental direction and rcgi-jt mentation. We still have our democratic government that pro-t tects these liberties and privileges end assures their continuance.

We i Celanese Shower Curtains have on abundance cf foxl fo" evervone and no one will suffer New Sparkling! Colorful! rtMttr I celanese Water repellent cold because of insufficient ft. floral il patterns, all colors. clolhing and shelter. Our indivi-Ruffle Win- dual blessings are many compared 4 in fl clnw ii a tn 4) (P to the peoples of most other lands. I i match, 53.19 iair.

This Thanksgiving should mean much more to us than it has in most years." Dr. G. 51. Palmer (Er.clish de- New Lij4h-CoIorl Itarkroiuifls L.J u- nartmentl: "I am thankful this has been a year of awakening for the United States. A year ago I V.

4 could not be attacked, that 'itlf could not happen here. The JaP; 5 1'irre I ICON ING till Mill MrT tz Wol-n UIIIKUUKROWS 1.19 TirKWRITKKS thai nrltr 115 fiCN and IIOLSTUC Net 13c 1.19 Pair Domos at t'eari iiaruor woKe a I 5 i nation of Rip van Winkles. I am thankful for our heroic allies: for $4.50 full yards long, t- England, who fought on fcr about a year and a half alcr.e; whose defeat of the Nazi blitz over that wmm bright floral prints rich Irory or light natural backgrounds; 3G inch material, beautifully pleated, ready to Lang! For a limited time only. heroic island will be remembered aar Sn4 mm (V as long as Marathon: for China. who, almost unarmed, withstood .95 $sLS Gmms the onslaught of Japan for five, years; for Russia, who has borne wkmm a i i vw the brunt of Hitler's attack for It many months and who has finally Pair mimmu come back with a winter offensive New natural background with col that is sweeping the Nazis off their urn orful floral pattern 50 inch ma- a fii I i 1 feet today in a 50 mile advance.

lenai: varus ion piejueu unu I am thankful that at last the tide has turned. I am thankful for the ready to-hang. Colors that will Mend with most nil color schemes. Reg. rr.

glorious record our own men are making wherever they go, proving to the world that there is no soft I 1. 'V 1 American American Xew Drapery Prints 69c yd. Curtains and Draperies, 2nd Floor lluUdlne SeU i9f l.t) ness in their makeup. "More than all this. I am thank hrmrrafl SH $119 il: -v; ful for the evidence that Js pouring from the press, pulpit, and ai a.

ill microvc on: sci Munly Meel ARMY TRt'CKs tl.t9 ml Hundred Othrr MAV Kltmm'a Itatrmrnt We Give -S. H.Green Stamps N. MAIN T. piaiiorm, mai mis time, Amenw.i is thinking ahead, thinking not only of winning the war, but winning the peace to follow. IWEST DS SOUAfiS kmW FURNlTUKfi STORE.

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