Volume 1 	            Lawrence, Kansas    		November 1961	  	     Number 11

THE YOUTH says, "I am to happy to think now. There is time enough yet."

THE YOUNG MAN says, "I am too busy to think now. I must make my fortune."

THE MIDDLE-AGED MAN says, "I'm too anxious to think now. I have too many cares."

THE OLD MAN says, "I'm too old to think. I cannot change now."

THE DYING MAN says, "I'm too ill to think. I think only of my weakness and suffering."

IN DEATH, it will be too late to think, for the spirit has flown, and the door of God's grace is closed.

IN ETERNITY, forever to think. God's mercy is past. "Into eternal darkness forever I'm cast, there to bewail my doom."

DEAR FRIEND, think now! Tomorrow will be too late!

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