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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16
CALM AMIDCHAOS

tivity of divine Life, the Chris
tian Scientist reasoned that dis
cord and death could never in
terfere in any way with mans
being. Neither could decline or
failure hinder his upward soar
ing movement. Then he remem-
bered these words by Mary Bak-
er Eddy. the Discovered and
Founder of Christian Science, in
Science and Health with Key
to the Scriptures (p. 1867: I'm
disturbed amid the Earring testi-
mony of = the material senses,
Science. still enthroned, is un-
folding to mortals the immut-
able. harmonious. divine Prin-
ciple. lis unfolding Life and the
universe. ever present and etern-
al
With JOY the student applied
these truths TO the erroneous sit
uation, knowing that they were
indeed impartations of Science,
or Gods law. AS he watched his
fellow passengers. he saw peace
and composure replace their con-
fusion and dismay. and he real
lied with gratitude that Christian
Science had enabled him to be
calm amid chaos. serene in the
face of mortal minds claims that
we are subject TO disaster. He
had applied the immutable di-
vine Principle Of Christian Sci
ence in a practical way in human
experience. Before long the plane
landed safely at the airport. an
other plans was procured, and
the journey was resumed.
This instance illustrates the
might and power OF clear. ,scien-
tific knowing in the midst of
seemingly adverse circumstances
Our friend unfailingly maintained
that spiritual poise which char
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16

Baptist says that he Will conduct
his annual revival services in the
early fall.
Dear Miss Conner: / have
boy friend who loves me very
much, and / love him and want
to marry him. But he says he
hasn't gotten enough pleasure out
OF life yet to wed me- He's II
and I'm Is. What should | do?-
Mary Lee.
Answer: Do not rush your boy
friend into marriage Both of you
have lots of time before you get
married. Finish growing up, first.
Dear Miss Conner: | have so
much trouble. l just don't know
what 10 do. ! don't have a job
and some of my family are ILL.,
This upsets me terribly / can't
get aid from nowhere, even to
getting on welfare. Please help
me.-Tommy.
Answer; Take your troubles to
someone you have faith in. per-
haps as last resort, your min
lister Then go home and pray
for all you are worth. Arise early
the next morning and seek work
at an employment agency.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16

acterized Christ Jesus and which
admits of no turmoil OF confus-
ion. The effect of his radical
adherence to Truth was immed-
lately felt by the other paSsen-
gers aboard the plane.
In such ways Christian Scien-
lists are each day meeting and
mastering whatever discord or
disorder is presented TO them,
and the cumulative effect of such
individual spiritual correction
reaches far out into the world
War, distrust, greed, jealousy.
SIN sickness and death are be
liefs Of so-called mortal mind
beliefs that man can be separated
from God and plunged into hope
less material circumstances Chris
tian Science, "undisturbed amid
the Earring testimony of the
material senses" is the final rev
citation of Truth. which is show
ing mankind how TO demonstrate
the coexistence of Mind and man
and the unassailable perfection
and unity of that eternal rela-
tionship. Regardless of whatever
situation one may seem to be in.
the right understanding of these
facts imparts, strength, and
demonstrable realization Of the
protection of divine Life.
Mrs Eddy says (Science and
Health. p. 1927. The evidence
of the physical senses often re-
verses the real Science of being.
and so creates reign of discord
assigning seeming power TO sin.
sickness, and death: but the great
facts Of Life. rightly understood.
defeat this triad Of errors. con
tradict their false witnesses and
reveal the kingdom Of heaven
the actual reign Of harmony on
earth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16
Alfred II. Casey. Atty.
2l40 Jos. Campau

State OF Michigan. County Of
Wayne.
SIS. 40l.l07
At session of the Probate
Court for said County OF Wayne,
held at the Probate Court Room
IN the City of Detroit. on the
Twenty Fourth day Of July in
the year one thousand nine hun
dred and fifty-two.
Present William J. Cody, Judge
of Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate of
GOVERNOR BROWN. Deceased.
On reading and filing the pc
tition of Sophronia Brown pray
ing that administration OF said
estate be granted TO herself or
some other suitable person:
II is ordered. That the twenty
sixth day OF August. next. at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon al said
Court Room be appointed tof
hearing said petition.
And il is further Ordered. That
copy of this order be published
once in each week for three
weeks consecutively previous TO
said time of hearing. in the De
troit Tribune. a newspaper print
ed and circulated in said County
of Wayne.
WILLIAM J. CODY.
Judge of PROBATE.
"a True Copy
Joseph F O'SullIvan
Deputy Probate Register.
$3.50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16

In whose eyes a vile person
is condemned; but he hon
ourefh them that fear the Lord.
He that swearefh TO his own
hurt. and changefh not. He
that puffefh not out of his
money TO ursurY. nor fakeih
reward against the innocent.
He that doefh these things
shall never be moved"
SICK AND SHUT-INS: In the
following hospitals are Gertrude
Walker. Leila Mae Lowe. Earvin
Benton. Myrtle Weathers. Mamie
BullinS, Raymond Brooks. Mcr-
cy General; Lueite Flemons.
Evelyn Bush, Estelle Ward. Lou
Use Moore. Vienna Williams. and
Bessie Harrison. Trinity.
Mr.. Addie Louis died at the
age of 81 at Mercy General Hos
pital after being a patient there
for over three years. Mrs.
Pearl L. Taylor Of 995 Livingston
IS well on the mending list after
being recently discharged from
the hospital She expects to be
back 10 work in about two more
weeks. Lugenia Long. beau
tician at 3ll9 Hastings, has re-
turned from attending funeral
services for her sister in Shelf
field Ala. Her sister died while
she was at her bedside
Funeral services for William
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16

State of Michigan, the Probate
Court for the County Of WAYNE.
NO. 400.ll3
In the Matter of the Estate of
RACHEL BELL Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that all
creditors of said deceased are re-
quired to present their claims.
in writing and under oath. to
said Court at the Probate Office
in the City of Detroit. in said
County and to serve a copy there
of upon JAMES MERRITT ex-
ecutor of said estate, at 3i02
Monroe. Detroit, Michigan on or
before the 9th day of October,
AID. 1852, and that such claims
will be heard by said court be-
fore Judge William ]. Cody in
Court Room No. 504. Wayne
County Building in the City of
Detroit. in said County. on the
9th day of October AID 1852, at
200 o'clock in the afternoon.
Dated July %. 1852
WILLIAM j. CODY.
Judge of Probate
Published in Detroit Tribune
once each week for three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY. within thirty days
from the date hereof
go 8-l6)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16
Written for the Christian
Science Monitor

Centuries have passed since
the PSalmist confidently declared
psalms Oil 10): He that dwell
eth in the secret place of the
most High shall abide under the
shadow of the Aim ghty. i.
There shall no evil befall thee
But the intervening years have
not invalidated this promise of
divine protection, for il stems
from an understanding Of Gods
unfaling. eternal care for all who
turn TO Him without doubt or
icserVat on.
A traveller was on large trans
continental airliner flying at an
altitude of ten thousand feet
when the plane developed engine
trouble. AS the cabin filled with
smoke. CONSERVATION and anxiety
seized its occupants. The pilot
banked sharply to return TO the
airport for il was evident that
one engine had ceased to func-
ton. Over the lQudspeaker came
the assuring voice of the copilot
momentarily calming the pasSen-
gers. However the distressing
picture soon increased their fear.
But the traveller. Christian
Sc enlist. instead of surrendering
TO mortal belief in chaotic con
ditions. found inner calm in
turning to that spiritual under
standing which the earnest study
of Christian Science affords He
declared the all-pfesence of dl-
vine Mind. or God and knew IT
TO be impossible for the children
Of God to be in danger He re-
called the beautiful assurance in
Deuteronomy (33:0. THE eternal
God is thy refuge. and under
meath are the everlasting arms.
He knew that Love is every
where. the only power. and that
man is unfallen and upright. in
separablc from his Father Moth
er God. The words of beloved
HYMN from the Christian Science
Hvmnal also came to HIM (No.
l48).
In heavenly Love abiding
No change my heart shall fear;
And safe is such confiding.
For nothing changes here.
The storm may roar without me,
NV heart may low be laid;
But God is round about me-
And can | be dismaycd?
AIMED with the firm convic-
tor Of mans eternal safety in
d vine Science. he challenged
the threat of accident and dis
aster being presented to his
thought He realized that spirit
ual man. rs the ctcrnally calm
reflection of Mind image and
likeness Of God. could not be
panic-stricken or terrified. Since
mao supported protected, ana
sustained i'm the harmonious ac-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16

Lee Jefferies. one of the ground
breakers for the Trinity AME
Church and veteran trustee.
were held from the church
Wednesday afternoon.
Survivors of the faithful church
worker who lived at 1861 Chope
include his wife, one son. a
granddaughter, and three sisters,
two from Saginaw and one from
indianapolis. Ind
Last rites for Mrs. Lillian Bert
rand, founder Of the IL Star club,
were held last Thursday from
the Friendship Baptist Church
with the pastor, the Rev ]. John
son, officiating. Survivors in
clude one son, Ashley, Jr.; two
sisters. Mesdames Lucy Thomas
of New York. and Mary Hatcher
of HackenSack, ~ j., and one
niece Mrs Elnora Hazelwood.
The Senior Choir of Friendship
Baptist Church celebrated its
35th anniversary at the church
Sunday afternoon with pro-
gram The Rev. j Johnson is
pastor Mr. and Mrs. James
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16

Mckenzie of 1000 Superior spent
the weekend in Chicago where
they visited an aunt. 4. The Mis-
sionaries of Trinity AME Church
are sponsoring a bus trip to the
Detroit Zoo Saturday noon. Buses
will leave from the church at
5l5l Maybury Grand.
The New Zion Baptist Church
was guest of the Macedonia
Baptist Church of Hamtramck
Sunday afternoon in helping
TO celebrate the pasforship an
niversary of the Rev. B. Wat
SON Incidentally. the New Zion
Baptist congregation marked
the Gath year of their pastor.
the Rev. r. c. Mercer. last
Thursday week. Franklin D.
Mills will celebrate his 18th
birthday Saturday with a
closed party.
The Evangelist Home at 10
Prince street in Chatham, On
tario, held its Emancipation pro-
gram last Friday week at the
church with Miss Alberta Mae
Jones delivering the main adj
dress. The Rev. c. p. Jones de-
livered the Memorial Mission
sermon in the afternoon. The
Rev. F. c. Mercer of Friendship
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16
EAL NOTICES
|,,;.u v. Banks. Atty
4os Grsiiof /.
Of Michigan. County OF

OF MlCniS"'
4 IS. a46.4ss
sossion of the Probate
fsor said County of Wayne.
the Probate Court Room
4 Citv of Detroit, on the
Fourth day of July in
T. one thousand nine hum
Ind fifty-two.
In. James II. Sexton,
4 Of Probate.
H. Matter of the Estate OF
fFR TURNER. Deceased.
lam V. Banks, administra-
Iith the will annexed OF
ktate. having this day rem
flo said court his first and
Recount in said matter and
herewith his petition pray
In the residue Of said estate
Eioned in accordance with
Irovisions Of the last wall
sstament OF said deceased:
[ ordered. That the twenty
5ay of August. next, az ten
i in the forenoon at said
Room be appointed for
hing and allowing said &C
and for hearing said Pc
! il is further Ordered, That
4 Of this order be published
lin each week for three
consecutively previous to
lime OF hearing. in the De-
Tribune. a newspaper print
II circulated in said County
ayne,
JAMES II. SEXTON,
Judge Of Probate.
|ue Copy
h F O'Sullivan.
~ Probate Register.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16
oson B. Powell. ST.. Atty.
1908 Broadway

1908 Broadway
lie OF Michigan. the Probate
"A io' me County of Wavne.
4 NO. 400.273
me Matter of the estate of
PAN MAE SIMPSON. De-
2,lce is hereby given that all
H'orS Of said deceased are
ieo TO present their claims.
Ii,ng and under oath. TO
court at the Probate Office
oity OF Detroit. in said
~ ana TO serve a copy there
10, Sp9n THELMA HIGGEN-
lAh HUNTER. executrix of
stale al 294 F.. Boston
4. Detroit Michigan ON or
,o me 9Th day of October.
!, .912 and that such claims
y heard by said court. be-
'"use William j. Cody in
H.. room 80 No. 5O4. Wavne
III, nulldmg in the CITY of
~ N n said County. on the
fsy October. AID. 1852 al
H. of e, IN the afternoon.
WILLIAM J COW
obljsho, Judge of Probate.
eaah IN Detroit Tribune.
|ess;vn n week for three weeks
\ ,b ,eel ~ within thirty days
(8-2 8-16)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16

he of Michigan. County OF
n
4 SIS. 40l.ll8
n a session OF the Probate
n for said County of Wayne.
at the Probate Court Room
be City Of Detroit, on the
bty Fourth day of july in
lear one thousand nine hun
4 and fifty-two.
ksent William j, Cody. Judge
fobate.
|the Matter of the Estate of
AN WILLIAMS. a Minor.
b reading and filing the pc
D Of Rachel Zillner praying
she be appointed guardian
custody Of the person and
i Of the education of said
br
is ordered. That the twenty
\ day OF August. next at ten
fk IN the forenoon at said
h Room be appointed for
3ng said petition.
d il is further Ordered. That
Py of this order be published
IN each week for three
IS conSecutively previous to
time of hearing, in the De-
Nnbune, newspaper print
PC circulated in said County
tayne, and served by regis
mail ten (l0) days previous
sald time of hearing upon
Ia a Maybcrry Williams.
r. of said minor.
4 WILLIAM ]. CODY.
4 Judge of Probate.
nue Copy
Pa F o'Sullivan.
~ Probate Register.
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MISS M. A. coNNoR asaa Riyard Temple s.4sss
RyrdT Temples
COMMUNITY NEWS

WEEKLY BIBLE LESSON Psalm IS who shall abide in
Thy tabernacle? who shall dwell h He that bac
biteth not with his neighbour nor
reproach against his neighbour
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te OF Michigan, County of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16

Funeral services for William
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16
Edward M. Turner. Atty.
5l00 Beaubien

State of Michigan, the Prob;
Court for the County Of Wayr
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27
Palmer High Pep Club Travels 10 Seward

The girls of Palmer High Schools Pep Club travelled 70 Seward by bus last Saturday for I Play Day. which was sponsored oy the Girls Athletic Assn. of Seward.
 The girls left Palmer early Saturday morning and arrived ln Anchorage about 8 am. There they met 20 girls from the An chorage High School GAA who were also travelling to Seward for the Play Day.
 The schedule was changed be- cause of the late arrival of the Palmer girls. The bus had engine trouble, and after 10 hours of ciding, a tired bunch of girls climbed off the bus.
 A welcoming committee was waiting, and they took the girls to the Seward School where they had a very welcome lunch.
 At 6;30 pm. Seward had a GAA mixer. The girls from the three schools divided into several teams and enjoyed two hours of basketball. After the games, there was a get-together dance at the school. Although the girls were tired they all enjoyed the dance.
 After a good nights sleep, the girls got up and went to the church of their choice. At 12 noon
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27
sCS PLANS SURVEY or cHENa RIVER
 AREA THIS SUMMER

Charles V. Wilson returned 10 Palmer from has trip Outside last Friday with assurance that the survey of the Cinema River with draN al area W1ll go ahead as planned ihls coming summer
 The area consists of about B6 . 000 acres east of Fairbanks it consists of a two-mllc- wide strip on either side of the Lirtle Cinema and a strip two miles wide on the north side of the main Cinema.
 The Soil Conservation is plan. ming to send four soil scientists, including Tom Day. to make the land classification surveys. FaeIl- ties for boat transportation and for personnel from the States 10 assist the camp have been def nltely arranged for.
 Little is known about the area, Wilson said. because there are no roads into fl. but II Is believed that the survey will uncover lands suitable for agriculture. The Alaska Road Commission plans 10 build a new road through the area toward Cinema Hot Springs. Findings from this summers sur very may effect somewhat the exact route of the road.
 The Bureau of Land Manage ment is also planning a cadaStral survey in the same area this sum mer. and it IS hoped that ELM and SCS facilities can be com bined 10 keep costs down.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27
Legion Auxiliary Opposes Hoover Commission Bills

Women of the American Legion Auxiliary have joined The Amer. Icsn Legion in determined oppoSl. ton Co a scrles of bills affecting veterans and their families now before Congress. Mir lgola SlmA. legislative chairman of Matanus. ka Valley aaii of the Auxiliary. announced this week
 The bills drafted to carry out recommendation of the Hoover Commission. would dismnmber the Veterans Administration and endanger the benefits which have been provided for veterans and their dependents Mrs Sims de. clarcd She said
 These bills are supposed to be m the interest oi governmental economy. but the Legion and Auxiliary can see no economy n them. only confusion and hard ship for veterans and their famil- ies One of these bills would create a huge new Federal De partment of Health which would take over all the Veterans Ad- ministration hospitals and merge them with other health activities of the Federal Government. Vet erans would no longer have as- surance that hospital beds are available to them, and there could be no economy in establishing an- other government bureau.
 The Senate already has passed a bill to revamp veterans pre- ference and civil service pro- cedure. If the House also passes this bill and 1t becomes a law preference for veterans in Fed eral employment would be emas- culated, if not entirely eliminated.
 Another bill now before both houses of Congress would create another new bureau. an Insur- ance Corporation to handle vet eranS insurance now being hand led by the Veterans Admlnistra- tion. This does not look like an economy move to us. It looks like a step toward confusion, be- cause insurance matters are close ly related to health matters and to have different agencies handl- ing each can only mean separa- ton of records, delay and lost motion.
 There are r of these bills in all, and we are against them all. We are for government economy but not at the expense of sick and disabled veterans"
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27
WISCONSIN CHILDREN LOST IN sNOwsroRM LEAVE LOCAL KIN

Two fiye-year old youngsters. niece and nephew of John Church of Palmer, peFished in the winter. bound Nleolet National Forest tn Lakewood Wisconsin after be- coming lost the. afternoon of March 22 Lttlc Mary Ann Church. Sis. who accompanied her sister and cousin was found alive huddled V3th them % an abandoned outbailding Monday morning
 Sought by hundreds of snow shoe borne scschcI2. the children were located by two men. Mary Ann was rushed 10 Suring. Wis. con>in where she regained con scIousness. Her condition was reported as fair
 Air Church said that he has received no direct word of the tragedy. h. first knowledge was
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27
Regular City Council Session is Brief

Little action was taken by the City Council in regular session last Thursday night before the chamber was cleared for an eN- ocutive session Co decide on sc. ton 10 regard Co Inc telephone situation
 A letter from the Palmer in- dependent School District Board inquired what percentage of the sales tax moneys collected since September l. 1851. and due to be collected through June 90, le52. would be turned over to the school district, An answer was authorized by the Council recall ing a verbal agreement at the time of the sales tax election last July that the school would need no money for the present fiscal year. that tine budget had already been sci up and approved ai that time
 More work for the city roads manager. Russell Fclzien. emanat- ed from the granting of two special requests for grading Tn joint request. Russell Swank, Neal Wright, and (. L. Nelson asked to have graded the alley behind Bert'S Drug Store in or der to get some of the bumps out of Il. There was some discussion about the proprlcty of using city equipment on private property and f was definitely agreed that this alley Is private property t Was decided that each such re- quest would nave to be decided on its own merits: if for the good of the community. the request might be granted In this case. with public transportation and the delivery of mail to the Post Office involved. the request was considered worthy. Tony Sch Wamm of the Territorial CommiS- sion of Aviation requested that the city grader be used to clea" one of the Palmer Airport run ways.
 Ed DImock of the Labow Hay nes Insurance Company offered 10 give quotations on Workmen's compensation insurance for city employees and insurance on city vehicles.
 In answer to the request from the Anchorage area Civil De- fense. the Council also approved prepared draft assessing the Valleys defense potential. and needs in line with proposed eva cuation of Anchorage's civilian population in case of attack.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27

gained through radio news re- ports of the missing children.
 The dead children were MarA Ann's sister. Cathy and their cousin Steven Kennedy. Steven was son of Mr Church's sister while Cathy was hts brother g child. They were both five year old n JanuarA
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27
EXPECTED NEXT WEEK

Richard Jones, new manager O. the Matanuska Valley Bank, has acquired the MarloW Johnson house for his residence. His wife and three children are expected to arrive in the Valley the first of next week.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27
REPUBLICAN, WOMEN'S CLUB MEETING

Mrs. Don L. Irwin, president of the Women's Republican Club of the Valley announced an impor- tant meeting of the club at her home next Monday evening, March 31, at 7:30 pm. All mem bers are urged to be present.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27
vsllsT Troniisrsman
cAuLKIRs FAMILY RETURNS

The Herbert Caulkins family returned Co Palmer las, week end after visiting friends and rpla. iiVes tn Roy, Montana. sincr ias' August
 Jim Caulknk. a senior and Carl a sophomorr. say they are glad Co be home. jim played bas- keiball and football ai Roy Public High School
 Thus was Inc Caulkins fIrsi trip tn ihC S;atek since 1886
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27

they met at cafe for farewell luncheon.
 The bus left Seward for Palmer at 3 pm. Although everyone had a good time and enjoyed their stay at Seward, they were all glad to get home again.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27

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