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by The Rev.
Charles H. Gilbert
My tribute to Dr. Frank
Laubach goes back to the years
when I was pastor of this Back
Mountain community’s three
churches—Carverton, Mt. Zion,
and Orange. Some of us were
deeply interested in a more
practical approach to prayer
than we had known before.
Some of the writings of Dr.
Laubach deepened our ap-
preciation of what the power of
prayer might become in the
lives of any who were willing to
experiment with fresh pro-
cedures and practical applica-
tions.
Charles Parrish of the
Carverton church was one of a
group of us who became inter-
ested and helped through read-
ing some of Dr. Laubach’s writ-
ings. When the time came that
we were to leave Carverton for
Jean M. Petro
at Camp Louise
Jean Marie Petro, 40 Harris
Hill Road, Trucksville, is at-
tending the first session of
Established Camping which be-
gan June 28 at Camp Louise for
Girl Scouts of Penn’s Woods
Council.
The daily agendas during the
two-week outdoor experience
include such activities as the
ever-popular swimming;
hiking; crafts and nature study;
endless variety of games;
badge work ; living in tenets and
participating in cookouts.
Additional sessions of
established camping at Louise
are scheduled for July 12-25;
July 26-Aug. 1; Aug. 2-8; and
July 12-Aug. 8.
* Day camping registrations
also are being accepted by
Penn’s Woods for the sessions at
Camp Joy Lo, Hobbie, July 6-16,
and July 20-30; Camp Wild-
wood, Harveys Lake, July 13-
23; Camp Nasatin, Summit
Station, Aug. 3-13; Camp
Louise, Aug. 10-20; Camp
Pisgah, Nesquehoning, July 20-
30, and Camp Chipmunk, Ring-
town, Aug. 10-14.
Penn’s Woods
is “set to go’’
A special ‘‘Get-Set-To-Go”
training session was conducted
last week by Penn’s Woods Girl
Scout Council in conjunction
with program plans of the
national organization. The
three-day session represented a
“pilot study’’ and took place in
the music building Center for
the Performing Arts, Wilkes
College.
On hand for ‘the training
session was Marjorie Ziegler,
Alexandria, Va., staff member,
Girl Scouts of the USA.
Also in attendance for the ses-
sions were Mrs. Harold Rosenn,
Council president; Sally Jervis,
Council executive director;
Mrs. Charles Myers, chairman
of the Council’s personnel com-
mittee; Mrs. Charles F. Hen-
sley, assistant executive dir-
ector, and Jan Speers,
Rochester, N.Y ., a counselor-in-
training trainer from Camp
Louise.
My Typewriter Talks
the Federated Church of Maine
N.Y. it was a gift to us by
Charles Parrish of a new book
by Frank Luabach entitled ‘“To-
gether.” The title of the book
was an expression of the strong
feeling of attachment between
Charles Parrish and myself and
Charles meant it to mean just
that.
But the word ‘together’
extended further than he had
known it would. For my new
parish was that of two
denominations, the Methodist
and the Congregational chur-
ches which were meeting and
worshipping ‘‘together’’ as one
body under the name of The
Federated Church.
The book symbolized in my
mind the spirit which was to be
cultivated between those two
denominations and myself and
their people. When I published
my first parish paper in that
Community it seemed natural
that I should name it
“Together’’ and have printed on
the masthead a cut of two hands
clasped ‘‘together.”
That parish paper became
the cultivation organ not only
for our federated parish but also
for our reach out across the
world to Africa where our
daughter Dorothy was begin-
ning her new work as a mis-
sionary in the Central Congo
Conference. And it was there
she also found at work certain
literacy teams who were the
outgrowth of Dr. Laubach’s
work of training men of every
nation to learn to teach others to
read their own language which
in many cases never had any
written expression until the
Laubach method of “Each one
Teach one’’ went into practice.
And back of the method was the
life of prayer and dedication of
this great teacher.
One scarcely realizes how
much in the dark are the people
of any and many nations who
know nothing of reading their
own spoken language. In their
ignorance these people often
have become the victims of con-
niving exploitation by those who
can easily take the advantage of
them.
This is to say nothing of how
great soul-saving truths never
reach down into the souls of
such deprived people who can-
not read the “old, old story”
which often becomes to those of
.us who can read something we
have taken for granted until it
becomes no longer new.
It would be well for more of
us to stop and give thanks to
God that we can read. And con-
sider how much there is which
is worth reading, and select for
our own delight and profit that
which is not trash but truth.
‘My earliest reading that I
remember was ‘I see a cat,”
and to learn to write it as well. It
was apparently not too long a
step from that until while yet
very young I could and did read
from a famous volume, “In the
beginning God—.”” And to read
that volume has become a high
level accomplishment through
the years.
I marvel at the great
mission which was committed
to this one man Frank Laubach,
that of teaching more people to
read their own language than
any other man. I do thank God.
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