davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

the mule belonged 10 Mr. Ravens
when we said that we had seen
him several times near Mr. Ravens
beautiful home On the River Road
Anyway. mule Of no mule. we were
only kidding when at said we were
going 10 have 70 quit travelling the
River Read Netting could keep
u from travelling thtS beautiful
stretch Of water front. thar a. In oaF
opinion. n Of the most attractive
spots In the entire county. With
Rii due respect 70 the each and al
other lovely residential sections in
thls area, when our ship comes IN.
vel stake out = claim somewhere
along the way and send up .
prayer that the night OF our life
will come as peacefully a. darkness
ereeps down upon this cAk lined rtres
bank.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15
DOWN IN
Black White

u - a ~



Even IN It's infancy. Black and
srhite- has lost the feminine side
md consequently the White side
<s0w II is str4ckly BLACK and male
<xargAret White. who has colaborat-
"a b. its routine has left this news
bapeg and consequently the column
nust carry On without her invalua-
bic touch. MarRarets immediate
tianS are for q much needed vaca-
&cn trip 10 Birmingham. to loaf
BIT: play . bat and catch up OF
tnne much needed Sleep ~ she
kerself puts It. Wherever you 80
md whatever you do. Margaret the
est CT everything 20 you
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

IN the hurry and scurvy Of .
modern world. we pause long enough
to toss a bouquet 70 jackson County
Mills and 10 its personel director.
Eddie Khayat To explain We must
give the following story. -Kayo-
posey. rs he = affectionately known
By his many friends, received his
diploma from the Moss Point High
School this past year with q good
record. Everyone knows Kayo and
everyone n MS friend Possessing
more than average intelligence and
. disposition % be admired. he Is
well qualified 10 hold any position
70 which any high school graduate
Is suited except for one thing
one Of the intricate workings of
nature prevented him from reach.
ing normal size. Nov. a. the age Of
Ie. he is little over four feet IN
height.
Employment managers from place
10 place shook their heads In vain
at the chance Of fitting him into
their industry. until he reached the
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15
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n. nkess eeutmx xn eAm saeM yeas NNMAs NwM "a e asMn
= s. 49, ef~A remes ssanawned "a - kma baee re SaM8
earssns - aAem vm nssnm y y ~ aseN hNn < yma seA
nfxNM th4 Fmxa wnen FWa - Asey
~ fNxM 40 MxasAe N2rxaass wAl NxuAasf a : nms#@e w8sm.
exxx rw mn xe ~ - nsm - any eMM A@4 pMM* 80 *
kFsxa - 4 nemsMa onrA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

a. asse NJ rsani MARTA sna
m Chxn rN<4nN4 - tkset4 h<s1as
Is aswkaEhaa ksHstasanA aft@ > sts&t
e hftnnsN 9 relaitsg& TaeT Nefs
a~9Nntea hnsNe ~ nse4 mlM
M4Mm Mnsse t1ssw ard CAfNasn
Arm wanksssM wae Nsu rkSt ~
several et<kk
kss, ana Msrx n G ENgx~a Mf
CAY Mptf ARD Ema maEa afsa aansh
tNE48ashw. u K*AsmW. AkAAnaA&
aMsas = week s1Nlssgx Nat. ard Mrs
ueuNnna aan.zn@Am ard 9aasss
NF nna Mrs. Mslsin kafHm m
kAka Are
Mr and Akrn & A. Avafa visited
AIRS AvNsnN paFenaM Mr. ard MFs
Los LAxnsliseFm tn MhxL Soc TIE
uee asT6 NJ ard Mrs EAFesitefr
PRESENTLY celkrasea their ssth wsa-
ems anniversary
-
Mnm nhnaaasn sepaKd ef Eew
Orleans ii Visiting MH ard Mr.
MArtln shnpara On Bna1h nusie-
tNrd
Naaxa SwsEnnf. youngest nn a.
Ar and Mra ] 3 6witsFS. has en-
iatra m sfe II q NAVY. ard hft
New OReana Tuesday uAglat fer me
Nurfnik Virgins. Trntnffss Station
Htusa h the necxatd cssa & me
nnatheFK 20 enllst fuf neryixs Cruise
SwitssF having enlistea nraFtN uree
years age Yn1zsg ExttnNF has many
frtezsds ~ pn2cARuAiA wno waAh him
msleh Euccees h IA new adventure.
ana win mfAk nlln Grusn his hngne
laun where he has spent Ms life
- date
Nj. aud Mrs. 4 M nguwfss and
Mr nnd Mra a W pwnsln attended
the funeral ~ Mrs, w p. Browne,
wt0ow Of tire late Rev. " r.
Browne. q former resident uz Pas
caaonla- utlch wAs held fruan TIE
Fat1eY Funeral Home IN Bas ST.
lxn1m sunday afternoon. with SER.
vices 81 the Episcopal church ard
iEaIerSaent IN Bay 81 Louis Gene
terry
Miss Dorothy Ann Martin spent
the weFk~ end IL Laurel. Miss. whit
InR relatives and frfend3
-a
Asl8 MARY = walker q New
Orleans. spent last week IL pnkca-
eoula. a. The house guest Of kffs A.
NJ Browne.
Mrs q Z nriaKa underwent an
operation FRIDAY. August q - the
TourO i~nflFimary. IN New OrieAna.
Latest reports are that khe Il dosag
veEi ond viii bN hnfnr Ia kwo eeekk
Hubert Francis Garrison Il Visiting
IL the home 81 Nj end AIRS. 4 a.
Kreha IN Columbus. UeurxAA
-N
Mr. and Mrs. j O Grant ~. and
two children. Glosia ard Jeiln o.
III. and mr.. and Mrs. ! Long and
children Of New Orleans spent
Sunday Ia Mobile.
DIR. and Mrs Ivan Murray and
daughter. saFsdrAs spent the week
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

jackson Cnanty Mills nov NJ =
hAppgiy employed b uae knittsnE
department II the giant industry
and i making good RE has been
afforded the God given American
right u ~the pursuit q hAPiN-
ness
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Circuit Clerk ". G. -Bif1~ Ravens
<honec 70 6eny ownership Of the
black mule we referred % IN this
en1umn last week. We cd not In
md 70 give the impression that
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

tna 81 NsA Wa ta n
Aesa rela4sm
rswa q MA 1 Nassssn
wtse v fesakM hua en- epzs
aatsits Maaafta@ u rAwm24 *
lha SafAsM CNzat4 i MAN -
siea - ksss NAt ss = era
& " nAiMam sxsASnsa fMsms A.
itsti Ct ihf essk egsss mens =
ynaf II nnm
M ana MA y greaa ass
sanzfsx. - ny Ans
Mfa G - Mr41Snth nSazkaeAe Wmzs
nessAx nf1eFEA ln m1Asak MhefN
tnEf wxsv W. kWssu ct Mr nna
MIRA A = nsnM
Mfa " q kAaNa fFtaFfsnd henns
FtithF fsxaH New u9Mta wtissx
stse has bern aaH8Eaz 0Rs m4eA a.
me xaeaA AZ ~ Atsa Mga Wtsz5Ans
nulNk ard M1a t&iHan E~AAkk1&fn.
r + An 3fs fsasaNseA l
nueAsaE nnMn paEasa AzsAe w1a4e
he Fennslg nNmlsxisa ! sA1mmas
cuufae Nu415l6sed a. Oe A1kaA NJ.
Jasthes aAa Awsxa ua snrnAlndes
Of shS HamaEsR eaAh ~ pnftntH
MT ard Ms + I 9asssNeL a. AtaA
family. and aasn feAessseg aessp&
n
Mis- Anssa Whfze4. anzemafAnssa
b MfA pafkA ftsufnea 1mMsa fsexn
twp NHeA& gAeatsan asn sgsnt
In cnaFAssian Ana nosmmnka. A4ah
CAseilns Ma1e uasaw h1Es WaAkns
ttelEea ~ eu4kklA. tAs1a Wskkefs whe
y ttMitpfru a peft SaEknaa1. Ia
columelA. q g Al he tfzse he wat
ID une hMplsai there sIseFH he ua2
r~ecUseFne ffesn ~ alssssA Arr
PaFks relaFfsnS 10 pmmrMannia n
make nef nsnas here
Mss Mar Louise uatn&te -
iufned % nzh1ki Axfnfdaf nfsefnnun
after : snska elals wl1is Mf anA
Mra LAAn naaMfnk ard lAxmtlr naa
jackson AFknt1e.
Adam FAFfA9uk whn hns beer
Visiting fu4 4 meek IN uae hame uE
Mf ard MfA ~ r Waxkef afns
family. ali ssApe today uFxt4ny1 fur
his husne IA Savannah. 0enfNl.4
u
Mt ana MFA 0euske nntnle ana
sonas uhAflsa ard Nassase. AZ Mem-
phiA. Tenn. and Mu clsafiaa ut
teF and yDlln2 aauzniex. k<nmA ~
Mobile eetns "Wednesday hefa tlat-
ING II TIE hoane q NJ. ana M
p. W CO and fasnHy "a taekafaa
Avnnua Nj, Mna MFa fb2kae nsa
spending thslf vmfatlnn Ia AInalls
while Mr. FellsF ard daughter mafa
tesnrnir9 huuna after aeSse=l @eez
Wait IL Tszas
Ma vefn8 0ngania A-zexznnunnsna
~ MrH = q Mlrtla. xszAsea Waanas.
a. = UsazINssN - zMA tshnse d
Mr. " Winters Tatsf niso vialtn.
Mrs HlFshs mother In-1n4. a.
Kueene liirctl
@<V
MI and MFn Ffed Bishop &C.
p~oinpmnled by TIER aanKhgnr nns
snsaA. Miss Elizabeth maanon a..
Kent and Pred. moiarna 10 ualna
hoise. Wednesday uheFa They YER
e set their son and brother, Jlnnlnis
hlAfaun nho recently finished
summer course - l. g. 2.
-
Misses Lahore Cos. Nora john
ynu and Jaanitm Gentle. and pssz
Coz and Herman tohna<ns MOTORS
70 Moniis. Tuesday.
~ hnd Mrs g c. Mrc0y. ncrsAn.
panied D. n q val af,enf -
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

jackson County h 81 last making
definite steps 10 obtain = req and
modern courthouse naux sEsttinR .
question lhnt has been discussed
10 my certain knoviedes srF the
past Is years Common gossip has
Il that The first runner concerning
: new court house leaked o1t n
1905. We gather that use sssac-
ture viii BE completely modern weli
suited 10 BE- the officiai home q =
progressive md eroNtnE cSunt8
Congratulations 10 the members Of
the Beard Of Supervisors and 70 ell
civic minded persons vino hrgsed 20
promote the idea.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

County Patrolman Feuinure Hnd-
son has announced 9 var on speed
STEERS and reckless drivers Ia THIS
county. Mr. Hudson Is Is Se con
graduated for openly declaring war
on Sudden Death that last week
claimed the lives Of two innocent
Jackson County people and sent seF-
eral others into the hospitals. e
riously injured We have been gull
~ Of busting along without much
regard 70 speed limits. ~ one limo
or another. However. TIE experience
that ~ Rad In getting details Of
the death Of Of the victims Of
last weekend accidents from her
grief stricken mother has a0bered "
II viii be easier 10 remember the
slogan. Drive siower-LAye Long
err.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

NJ and hri @ 6. Mscey. nesaa-
pa1'sa y y = Wan spent Ne
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

- a1A NJ. Nza ENhfzn :
- TenAs 80 azsssa K -
ana - r & rsn
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Misses Lahore Cos. Nora John.
sun and JaanitM Gentle. and go
Coz and Herman JahElasas motarsa
70 Moaliis. Tuesday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

II occurs % " that now The Pc
rtodAral meetings Of The Grand
Jury viii have to find a nee clos
ing paragraph. since the usual We
find the county gfeatly n need q
ID new court house goz words %
that effect wiil soon. We hope. be
obsolete.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Nj. and Mrn Ffsd nfHsop &C.
cofapmnled By Their aauRhgar and
suslt Mlss Elizabeth mlan0n. Jaus
kefit and Pred. motaFnd 10 uAlnu
A0aEe. wednesday uhsFa they vert
e sci their aun and brother. Jimmie
hisfsulA nho recently finished :
summer eosaFAs ~ L 8 ..
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Mtea Fefna UnEanie An1mfnaxina
~ Airs = q MNth. saaAzea Watn
49, = UzazNsssN n EA N&hnta -
MI ". winters Tlief ml1o Fiaitnd
Mrs alEtha niolissF.an-laN. kr1
Kueens iilrah
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Dir. and Mrs. Ivan Murray and
daughter. sAFsdrA spent the week
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Mr. and Mrs. . o Grant II and
two children. Gloria ard Jeian o.
III. and Mr and Asrs ! Long and
children Of New Orleans spent
Sunday Ia Mohiie.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Mis- Mar louise Uate4tM -
lufned % halki nxtnfstaf aIsefnuun
after : se4ka xlsls wllis Mr. ard
Mfa Lusn HasMfnx ard EAxmtir 81
jackson Arenas.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Adam FsFfAGuA whn hns beer
Waiting los = week m ule haame II
Mr. aad Mfk ~ r Wazkff arns
family. NdA ssAre iedar uFrIanyl To-
his husae IA Savannah. 0eufNia4
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Mtm nsnamum asspaFh M Eex
Orleans n Visiting Ar ard Mrs.
Martin shnpaFu On Beach nxNale-
tafd
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Ais MARY = walker q New
Orleans. spent last week IN pakca-
eouia- a. The house guest Of Nfa A.
n Browne
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Hubert Francis Garrison Il Visiting
il TIE home 81 Mr.. end Ms 4 =.
Kreha IN Columbus. Georgia
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Mrs q z BFiaEs underwent an
operation Friday. August q ~ the
TourO fnfifrnary. IN hew orleAns.
Latest reports are that she b dosag
veil ond viii bN hafnr Ia two seekk
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

~ AeA MlM chnHm Nsw2M
fHNsMH. Esua8 F -
~ Haaas lssxA - phN 49,
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Miss Dosothy Ann Martin spent
the week. end ia Laurel Miss. whit
lna relatives ard friends
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

A 4 MaY fsum Ets MsssN ~
lmftAa1sS 81 NiaaA&iam IL
stNHt Me&11Nf Is EamA3nasa - ama.
hea NilA 4 Mees k
Mnn Counts slzesFmle4sns x as
ensien
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

r. r Mas4 fezsax.sN ldae
TneAaaE fsen uaEasa kzzAs whsfs
he feeEnsAg nNnltlea = sA1msn1f
cuufaN Npn6Wsea ~ 0s A9kaa NJ.
JastAcs WA MMssa tie fernAlndNs
Of tn samswss s9Ah M pmfvmtH
Mr ard Mrs. Il + 9nastxaL a. maA
family ssaa slssn fs4ensss m
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

MAJ tyfA EMKa NsH m nENsat
h@s Ne&n ssaas4s 81 Nsa sssfY.
= ~ &AeAmH caniN AkaN
HFm = . kFaNaai& Ha
HsHaial ta&w 81 la8a 3n4
ten haa beea 6N MlsMss aag *
NahaxA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

SO ARA = = KHHfW
alef m - N4ze
NN W&fg
Maza
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

MkN Ena H
safnst Nuseaae EB hs4 sAessM
np &pgni Is phsfs ii NMM Care
aEa Mis- Wa1f i - CO.,
u Ne fnsaM
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

4&xA ~
~ : Is
- walfa. Mkehsm Nad Hs
@asa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

M8 M9ta0 Nn4M3M aNa 4aAa
eF 1Ngfie K4E 9aIzsa ENiAk4m IS
49, rAni tNNG 1884,
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

AZ and Mla Y a utn mAasRas
fIHNn . twe Ns an6m uin
afweh uaia q ire ~ ~
on = pflssesHAa & ssss lalah Al
asza Mrs CHI mnf = aa
rataes FtxFmAes
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Mr and AtrA G A. Avafa visited
Mfm AxNsnx r@FentM Mr. ard M1
Los LAxnsliseFN tn MkoxL Zoe the
see sr6 AZ ard MEx EAFssilsfv
PRESENTLY celrated their ssh wea-
asrHK anniversary
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Delivers Public Lecture Here On Christian Science

- positively 40 vigorously nen6-
- sna eserecue chft<tlsn ecIen-
tisfs accept m t<fsau.cn - svsi
- d>vli - fsv~r ~ IN Master
n<n<ip. sk>f e u = issr. .na ~
father - n Ard k.< - truth
a y n eshs~ scrfz. . - =<s-
ssisuf~ss - utterly s>vr<s -
fruth
jesus practice ~ss ron..s<sas
sta Hss rres<sisa - r~nsr<ss ~
nature n evil Tns eseea<k1I
nnthin<r~m ~ sssi r>~f s~t -
ses<ptsa - = nsr> snserv. Il 60
- rfeSet - nan< ~<ys - sn<ue
~hn sr~ w<lIlnu ~ ADJUST sh<ss
dslis thEsAlns = shss rus. - -.
rlsin~a IN ~. chrsstsss Nrt>ors
tsstsrak. -s<l~ses srs H<aifh
wtth k<y u me Scriptures ~
Mary r~ssv Kassv.
ON THE WAY I'd
ruENpoM
Hsssrn ssfe>s with vevpsssten
that sensnteihxer<s y nat.4ssly
sah,e<t 70 lntsslixsnee. sh&s mss.
ter - nns ne MASTER ~ mind Tht6
'erlcsi line ~ thinking e>ensnes
clearer ~ human progress rseenpe
$1,000 - -. =.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17

-. -. -
-.
,Ifse relationships between STATE nf
mind and state - health u AZ
a 10 - ~
rsf.a
tn sas ne eflas<onn -
e"'n y" s'ese
'ne sss''1" esfs<'ts " rsy>sf me
sh'. .sts ~ ~ ~ =
.e e'e"tsss' 1a<a e t
80 ee@nhx va 'nss W
tne 1871. " NJ safsssnsn' -
- -. .e 7. - -
..--.-.
..rs a. =. sx.n~ .s,.... -
r..x<v - a.. nrs...,. ~
80. .-,.....-,, -.
.n..,xs !. 49, !. ,n., m....x
.ns - 49,. 49, a. =, ,..~~s.~
An. ssxc,,s n.,.~v A. ,,., .sx.
.,s n,..s., s..,,a N. ,,w. ,s., a..
s..<.x,.... se,s.t... s<s.,s.
pIsrosINo on A
NrcArIoN
Having ssssps,s ira s<r,rsuvs,
assurance thst the .,,te.r - an
reality 70 good and tns er~.sar AZ
thai onlx ~nsrn Il sn~s IN.
CHRISTIAN scl.ssi-t does ne, .h.r
the lns,eal cene,a,s..e maj s~,, 1.
not an entity. IN. t.aeh.n. a.
Christian science that sv,t /. py,.
MARTY = nsssf,an. NAV \, lllus-
trstsa nv the nsssssvec~.s ~ tns
evil rslles isrnvsrre
-. .raau,. x-... a.
.x.,ro,,,n. - .......s -, -.
a, a., 1900 - !. -e-.,s,.. -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Frank Bell, {. S. B. Heard
In Odd Fellows Temple
Tacoma Lecture Under Auspices OF
Fourth Church of Christ. Scientist

A public lecture Christian Science given in Odd
Fellows hail. 9Th and Fawcett Monday evening under
auspices of the Fourth Church of Christ Scientist The
speaker Frank Bell C. s. B. of New York City, mem
Der of the board of eeureshp of The Mother Church. the
First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston, Mass The
lecturer spoke substantially follows:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17

through sp,r4tuai understanding
dos magnify IN. Lord" The
writer Of Genesis affirm. that di-
Win. sn,r,t ~. v,v., man ao-
main oy.r ,.r,hlv thing. Jesus
rrov.a th,. IN h. ,r,. and said nj.
,o,low.r. .hou,s AZ likewise
-.
49, .,.,rs..,n.,, n,,,,.s !. ,n.
- - 49, s,,...,s ~.
~ -, 80. -.
rs.,s. 60. a.
,. -. -. -. 49,.
ry.,s,,ou. nro~... FINALLY he
..w that vh., n.edea 10 n, en-.
l.ysed srst Wa hls understand
An. ~ mar =. God. im.s. and
l,l.n..s N v.s his narrow
n,rch.s ..n.. a, .el, thu, va.
hr,ry,n. fo,,h ..f,., its Wind" IN
nj. n.r.o,a, .x.n.r.re. cu,,i-
v.,,n. /. ,.,s.r "a NOR. sn,r,t.
nj rarc.n, =, Goa ana mar A
:. ,..xn.a a. A an n.r,.c,,v
n.,nr., 49, ,nro,.s On. teach.
,n,. =, rnr,.,,a, se,ene. n. aeon
,o,,na mi. rI.r,,,.s v,,,on re-
u..,.. A. -. .,,.,r. NJ. ga
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
INTELLIGENT CHOICE
OF REMEDIES


The use Of spiritual means IN
healing IL consistent with the as
suranes that come 70 the student
Of Christian Science that realities
are spiritual, not material
From the standpoint NJ ma
terisl-mindedness. and with mere
ly physical ends in view. material
remedies might be considered rea-
sonable. Probably nobody con-
tends. however. that man In wholly
physical. Generally he IL
Acknowledged 10 be both material
and spiritual.
Some natural scientists admit.
with reservations. that material
things are not the detached resii-
ties they appear 10 BE-. but are
objects In thought. Medical men
frequently say mental states are
invoiyd in disease. So far, 30 good.
But these cautious advances
seem 10 get into . bit Of . jam
as they approach consideration Of
the thing called the brain. FOR II
the asserted seat Of thought 10 IL
self but = thing o. thought. ~hsrs
IL material sense 10 hang its hat
Nothing 10 To be gained by
pressing these comments undsiy.
We rejoice 10 know that so-esilsd
physical science il yielding. step
by step, In spiritual facts.
The human body beinF . NOR
tally concept in consciousness. ia
conditions must b. determined by
the state If mind. particular or
general, In which 1, 10 held Ths
same must b urls ~ the ma
tsrial remedy. No organ or mem
Der u the physical body can de-
eide for itself how or wn<n II viii
act. No drug has intsliissnes.
Material remedies therefore are
but roundabout substitutes for ths
right kind Of thinking. Since man
10 not In matter anyway, .
remedy directed only 81 ma
tsnsl accomplishment would not
serve the ends q Christian heal
ing.
II everything claimed for or en-
peetsd Of material medicine we're
possible the CHRISTIAN stiIi would
be justified In choosing rather the
medicine Of the Great Physician.
sho said: Take no thought I.
for your body" The nssn
profiteth nothing" III " ina
spirit that sulcksnsth.~ Tiny
faith hath made ths whole Go,
and ssn no more
Our preference for spiritual
remedies instead Of material -
therefore not fanaticaI Matsrizi
remedies do not reach the source
u human woe. bst minister al best
merely u superficial effects. The
Ills NJ the flesh exist only in
fl>shly sense. which 10 mistaken
sense. True intelligence -
spiritual ylctims Of ain, dlaeAss,
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and lark need IN 10 renewed in
the spirit ~ tthel mind"

and lark need n 10 renewed in
the spirit ~ tth.l mind
THE pIscovERER AND
FOUNDER
Mary Baker Eady's discovery n
Christian Science came 81 . time
when science. theology. and nedi.
cine were heavy with s~lf-sstis-
faction. and with masenlsnlty. The
human mind. perhaps especially
the male variety. does not like Ia
he aroused suddenly out NJ reposs.
The fact that In this instance the
challenger was . woman I'D not
add 10 the amenities n the oeca-
sion. In the sixtiesr u was still
very much . mans world.
Mrs Eddy's manner ~ present.
ing her discovery probably d,d
not lsssen the disturbance. In the
Preface 10 her textbook she wrote.
page 4. The author has not COM
promised consciencs To suit the
general drift Of thought. hu, has
bluntly and honestly given the
test Of Truth" Materisilstic
science. theology. and medicine
were outraged. They rose almost
as one man" 10 drive out this
daring intruder. Some less re-
spectacle elements. including Mt
srsry mercensries. pinned the
chase. The campaign 10 dis
credit Mrs. Eddy makes anything
hut = pretty story. II 10 an old
and familiar story. however. In
those acquainted with the human
mind's reactions toward the hest
friends Of mankind.
Mrs. Eddy's trust In the ulti-
mate triumph Of the truth vas
mistaken. In the midst II the
unlovely turmoil. IN which vol
umss were written. sermons wsrs
preached. and scsndalous tongues
whispered busily. she said with
trsnouif assur~ne. s.rho.. ~no
hook for me In person. or else
wher. than In nv writings los.
m. instead ~ s,cs me. I'm,
First Church NJ Christ. seientist.
and Miscellany. page 1901.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.
No. 3205
Notice of Time and Place Appointed
for Proving Will and Hearing
Application for Letters Testa-
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In the Matter of the Estate of
CHARLES AUGUSTINE DOOLEY,
also known as CHARLES A. DOO-
LEY, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that q
petition for probate of the will OF
Charles. Augustine Dooley. also
known as Charles A. Dooley, de-
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Cecilia I. Monahan of letters Tes-
tamentary, has been filed in this
court, and that Friday the 9th day
of May, l941, at 200 o'clock pm,
of said day, at the courtroom, Dept.
q of said court, at the Court House
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Imperial, State of California, has
been set for the hearing of said
petition, when and where any per-
son interested may appear and con-
test the same, and show cause, il
any they have, why said petition
should not be granted.
Dated April %, l94l.
w. j. McCLELLAND,
County Clerk.
BY Maxine Console,
Deputy Clerk.
CA 20 TO May o incl.)
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