Compensation /
Owen, Geo T.
Compensation / Geo T. Owen - page 20.
The Rotary Balita no. 660 (December 7, 1950).
If I were standing to be judged, Before the great white throne; Where I could hear the righteous sing and hear the sinners moan, I'd want no greater advocate to make my final plea Than just a boy who'd say "Gee," he did a lot for me. - Sent in by GEO. T. OWEN. ----- When asked to compose an essay on Quakers, an eight-year old wrote: "Quakers are very meek, quiet people who never fight or answer back. My father is a Quaker but my mother is not."
Compensation / Geo T. Owen - page 20.
The Rotary Balita no. 660 (December 7, 1950).
If I were standing to be judged, Before the great white throne; Where I could hear the righteous sing and hear the sinners moan, I'd want no greater advocate to make my final plea Than just a boy who'd say "Gee," he did a lot for me. - Sent in by GEO. T. OWEN. ----- When asked to compose an essay on Quakers, an eight-year old wrote: "Quakers are very meek, quiet people who never fight or answer back. My father is a Quaker but my mother is not."