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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21

Plans for events scheduled for hS
coming year viii be discussed and
al members are asked 20 attend
Ever try adding butter bOwnec
diced onions 90 cooked carrots foi
. quick taste change
dsFfvl pens o. Betty Ann Station
sss ever o., Fleming Street. Dent
gorasi, yoV cen Get ell yovF e.
Tee ard sshool svpplisrs 81 Bet
I ~ Ann.
4 4 =
Now | know that summer 8 OH
eially over because cur wandering
girls are back home again ! Wsl
met one Of my favoriie people over
Al Betty Ann, the store | just told
YOU about. Miss Elizabeth Rob
erts. It's nice 20 welcome her baeA
home, she says she's glad 10 b
hack. but know just how she feels
4 only travelled . little. but It's 4
let down. Just imagine Il you had
been in the fairy castles Of Spain
the grandeur Of Switzerland OF ans
Of tine other lands that she visited
Welcome home Betty, hope you
don't Eet toe bored with Key West
hut l wouldn't blame you Il you did
q a
Mother Donsld's Geese RhY-
mes:
Peter Peter Pumpkin eater
Asd . vile snd soVldnt keep
'F
Nov Ne keeps hsF very well
With trips 10 Donald's.
NsV ssn tell.
We started out by complaining
about the heat 50 we might as vel
wind up BY telling you about ths
Rev. Paul n. JeWett over IN JERSEY
City who took advantage Of a eur
rent hot spell b. erecting a sigI
In front Of has church that said a.
follows: Now that you know how
hot Hell Is. what are you going q
do about IT,
Ne? I'm going into some nice
air conditioned store and cool off
See you there shopping Luv ans
stuff, especially TO Aunt Margaret
), JaxOn. advt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21

II you are an October baby. or
. SeptembeS bahy born after the
7ist | know you Iast cant wait 20
hear more about yourself 50 here
goes, People born under this sign
are supposed b make good Law.
yers, adjusters. arhiirators and dip.
lomats. As . natural leader they
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21

Baking fish Steaks7 Top them
with slices Of tomato and green
pepper an onion rings: haste with
melted butter or margarine. Good!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21

More than l2.oo0 ships 50 through
the SueE Canal In a typical year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21
PYTHIAN SISTERS
MEET MONDAY

Pythian Sisters will meet q,
Knights of Pythias Hall. flcming
street, Monday evening al 3 pm
Plans for events scheduled for he
coming year viii be discussed and
all members are asked 90 attend
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21

wil receive hon0rs, and reach q
high state In life.
These people are most likely Q
siekly bunch because the h0ros-
cope says that they have 10 guard
their health carefully % else they
will BE- held bach BY laek Of ply.
seal strength and endurance. They
sre sympathetic. kind and gener,
Gus. loyal and loved by all who
kn0w them. The gals born under
this sign have . deep sense u
beauty. q desire Cor pleasure and
q talent for dramsties. The lucky
months are August and December
and Friday Is the lucky day. Ia
rhyme Il says.
To those born In oetober's hour,
Keen Judgment the opal brings,
The lovely hop Is your fiower
The giii Is charm that ellngs.
= = =
~ always remember shs name
printed en- ire insels 81 ire very
first psiF 81 'aFewn.Vp" shoes I
ever he'd. snd cen else Esmsw-
beF NE snoss. They wsTe dane.
Inc epeFa pumps 81 fswuy
soloFed satin with bic seld buck.
Ias. ard TREY had real high heels
Toe. In lssi . little mere than
en- inch hishl eVs like . ssid IRE
name really stuck IN my mem.
cry. ~ YES ''cels." ard We seins
right en- iedsy thrilling slFls bic
aad little. Yevne and cid.
The latest thrill frem o cele
shos came sstvrdsy when MRS.
seaai ever % IRE clobe Shoe
Store en- Fleming Street Showed
me the nsw 1850 veFslen 81 my
ED dancing pump. This ere yes
made Of fins soti navy blue suede
with TIE woven vsmp % elsvsFlY
done BY The artisans 81 Spain. a
tiny heel ret much ever en- Inch
IN height Showed ne Spanish IN.
Hvsaes Tee end locked much veil.
o. than u really 10. These we're
ssFiainlv sllppeFs 10 thrill sny.
ere. They ere made IN opsn.hssl
strap style Tee. There ere many
mere thrilling res Cello styles
that yeU will levs, ard Yov'll levs
Tire prizes. The dsaeins pump
IVES only ss.ss leV ere 81 ths
incest. nosi lvxvrievs shoe styles
IN town.
bssY kldsl clebs shes Store hes
. whole nsw shipment 81 black
and white. and bFewn end white
saddle oEfoEds. medium priced
lust Ter Yov. Al Sizes IN beth
eoloFs. 90 Genre on ever end Get
YoVFs. Fer tire ether Gals need.
Inc shoes. ihe Convent hTewn On.
serds ere IN. ard lvss IN time zee
because October ere 10 unlseFm
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21

Thsy'Te back Ard vs. sbevs
eAme Zee. We missed them like
sTsHy. .shs trisndlY greetings.
ne asnY conversation. but most
- ell IRE wendsFful fOod and ice
cream eenesetlens. Who else
weVid ws mean bit Phil snd lee
~ ire Slsahee SnssksTY9
The SnaeksTv Fe-opsned YesseF.
dsv after Ten days 81 vacation.
end goF tire nest fee weeks yoO
cen expect NEST anrthlns. Phil
is bvbbllns ever and ice. well
soed 81 ice 10 USING Vp ell he
strength lust trying 10 held Phil
dawn.
Jvsi % peV'il net forget. and
who could. that seed Ssslsass Ice
Cream 10 being sloppsd vp a. ire
same Esls tFom behind IRE eovn.
esE oVa ~ sissbes ard rs sasin'
tims ssain ell Tire time a. the
SassksFy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21

Ever since eur ancestors vslna
hammer and shlssi managed 20
semmvnlssts with ere anoshsr on
ssons tablet end well. IRE srs %
writing hes been en- important
enc in the realm 81 HUMAN Iiv.
Ing.
Give me e ssod ED pencil, PEI
o. typewriter snv dsV shevsh,
and when h's . pen. sos heavens
sakss be sure re en- EslsrbTook
pen. esSsVss this 10 THE pen with
me interchangeable Point. Ester.
hFook says. "ehooss shs RIGHT
Pelns fsF the wsY ysO write"
fev can pull en- Esserbrook
point evf Of veVT pen IRE same
way YeU used 10 pull those ED
fsshiensd pen points cut Of shs
holdsFs 'waY back when every
sshoos desk held en- lnkwsll, and
before they cave ell their pens
70 the Pest Offices. what's mere.
there ere seventeen Different
kinds 81 points 10 cheese from,
and Yo0 can change ysVr poins
according 10 chat hind 81 wrisins
yeo have 10 Do. trem letters 10
bOekkssPins. li's lust shs thlns
foF ssheol o. ssllese. end ire pen
and ere peins IL only Si.s. while
the sxsrs points ere 3ss and csc.
Anothsr seod pen 10 have with
yoo' IN vest pocket o. hsndbsS
10 IRE brand rev PAPER Mate
ball peini BY wssr-svsr. rs en-
attractive licking pen that can
Be Fssillsd. snd unlike NEST ball
points has = fine pslns that writes
and writes and writes. % GENES
IN ell attractive ssleFs with Geld
soleFsd metal cap ard sells Ger
sl.6S saSh.
rsV'a Naa beth o. these wsN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21


axine has . recipe In Il worth re-
peatlng. especially as Il Is a
recipe that can be prepared In the
morning and popped into the oven
iusl a minutes before dinner time.
fl's beef filled Bermuda onions,
and Oh 80 good.
Peel sin medium large sweet
eniona carefully aud boil In sailed
water 10 cover for IS minutes.
Drain and cool and cut . slice one
half inches thich from the top Of
each onion and cut out the Cenlcrs.
these leftOvern may be used later
Cor ereamed onions or some other
cooked dish.) Then melt twO table.
spoons II butter or margarine In a
skillet; add one fourth cup eoarsely
chopped green pepper and cook
over low heat three minutes or
until soft. Add one pound ground
chuck beef. separate with a fork
and cook Cor five minutes. Com.
bine the pepper.meat mixture
with one cup Of bread crumbs,
torn from soft slices. one teaspoon
sall. one eighth teaspoon pepper,
one fourth teaspoon basil and spoon
Into the onion cups that are ar.
ranged In q casserole. Mix one
and . half cups Of tomato Juice
9th one tablespoon brown sugar
and pour over the OniOns Store In
the refrigerator until Is minutes
before dinner, then bake in a mod.
erately hot oven.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21

] recently read about q guy who
really carries friendship 10 the nth
degree II seems that a friend Of
his loaned him his brand new De
Soto. When the friend took Il bach
he decided that II didn't sound Sc
good 50 he took q look under ths
hood and found that his new engine
had been replaced By q dirty old
1850 model. So he asked The polio,
TO arrest the guy he'd loaned IN,
car 10. Il was then that friendship
came TO the fore. The borrower ex
planned that he had just put N,
motor In his own car 10 break h
IN and was going 10 awe II righl
back as soon as this was properly
done.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21

Ever try adding butter bOwnec
diced onions 20 cooked carrots fol
a quick taste change?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21

MaFpy Due Munaat I'd N1u to4
AL | want 20 knoN Is. when does
thia here new heat save break upl
I'm just sbOut n die II q and
that's no foolin.
According 10 my Horoscope, you
kn0w, that ally Old Astrul0gy
thing. .we just came under ths
aign II Libra, and this ls Cor the
FOLKS Who we're barn from Septem
Aes n through October q. Libra d
course means scales Or the BAL
ance, and Ia the indication Of lib
rams most dominant trait. They
are supposed 10 have very sound
Judgement. . strong controlled will
end the ability 10 see both sides d
q question.
Wen yoa don't have 10 BE- born
an October 90 be . shop hopper
and you can readily see ell f0uI
aides u any question when sou g
shopping with me, 90 let's b.
awayI
= y .
TIE all time IssdsS IN fhs Vim
issi isshlen psEsas 10 my wsy
- fslnhlns IL . spsnish TeFssdor
psaal pusheg suli I see SsivFdsv
aa ideal Tegs. ne hard 10 de-
aeElbs n IN mare weFds. because
lf's sbselutsly re evssss ovtfit
. san Eamsmhsr sesl0a sHYwheFs
zee en- hensst 70 aeodnsss
lsUnslna, pieylna. psFiyine evs'
ela shai 10 ser me zee enss sions.
as u enly GENES In sinss zee 10
siH. zee made 81 fins pslishsd
eestea IN Q wlowins red eoler
with o very small pgtHa. " "
stitched ell ever IN . quilted De.
slun slshsvsh 70 ls net quilted.
90 n Fegslns We eeel avaliiies.
The sspessd trousers ere bound
N vide Vellow tape and have
three severed yellow hvstons
snvely sssiensd lvsi below ths
hines. % he's tiny little ssp sleeves
end Q prlm little cellar. beth
bovnd IN Ysllew. end several eev.
sFea bvlaens 81 ire threat. The
peskss spssklss with the popular
ghlnesiones . en- Gotten look.
Well honestly, ! eeUldn1 think II
Q nicer ults for that Ilfsls ere.
nsF nslshsF eovld imsnlne sny
meihsF seeing u without feeling
ihas she lvss had 10 Get u Ter
davshseF. Especially 90 ths pFies
zee en- title little Treasure u ivsl
N.sal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-19
Christian Science Quarterly
BIBLE LESSON SERMON
Subject: Matter

Golden Text Hosea 81 | will have mercy upon the
house of Judah and will them by their God
and will them by bow, by sword nor by battle
by horses nor by horsemen.
Responsive Reading Samuel l7:32-34, SO, as, as az
81 And David said Saul Let no mans he art fail be-
of him. thy will go fight with this Philis
tine.
50 And Saul said to David. Thou art not able to 90
against this Phistne to fight him for thou but youth
and he a man OF war from his youth.
"a And David said unto SAUL Thy servant kent hi,
fathers sheep and there lion, bear and took
a lamb out of the hock
SO Thy servant slew both the lion and the bears and
this uncircumcised Phistine shall be them seeing
he hath dehed the armies of the living God
IS Then said David to the Phistine Thou contest to me
with sword, and with spear, and with shield; but
come to thee in the Of the Lord hosts the God Of
the armies Of Israel, whom thou hast dehed.
IS This day will the Lord deliver thee into mine
hand;
4s And David put his hand in his and took thence
stone and slang it, and the Phistine in his fore
head that the stone sunk into his forehead and he fell
upon his face to the earth.
David of God, Spirit va GoIiath's (joint) of the
Devil-Mauer)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-19

Of Spirit"
And when we put forth
the effort TO make our work
an honest achievement, we
can demonstrate the Truth
as showed forth, and. taught
by Christ Jesus. in his Ser
mon on the Mount, and
among the people. This same
Truth that makes free. dis
covered by Mary Baker
Eddy, is here, and it is the
privilege of every honest stu
dent to study. And as he
prays and studies. he finds
out that il is actually true
that man is spiritual. indi-
vidual. and eternal; material
structure is mortal"
Yes, we can prove as far
as we understand. that we
live in a friendly spiritual
universe. And we are under
the banner Of divine Love.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-19
PRIMARY ELECTION OVER
By BETTE ELLINGTON

The Primary election here in Detroit il over. Anu
now the citizens looking forward 10 the genera cleo
ton through which those elected will serve for the neN
four Years We hope that those elected Will do as much
and exceed that which been done tor the better
npnt Of the sbitants Of Det OFT We are sure me c
will apart those who they believe nave me quslN
honesty and integrity 10 gain and maintain municipal
90, eminent best fitted for every community
Better Community Life
And This means. lower housing. Tor tho-e W tn
large families continuous better streets. cleaner alleys
good school facilities good police protection. more street
lignt when and whenese they needed. There is a
need for more and play grounds Tor NJ
protection Of children, and struggle against iuNe-
nile delinquency.
Good Citizens
All Of the above go into the making Of better IN
it lie of which will avavs forth better citizens.
50. will 10 good thing TO get out and cast yoar vote IN
the genera election II stake home cleo
ton dsy. Your means something 10 you. and your
community
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-19

The loud cries that followed
indicated that the men around
the President would not allow
his choice to sfand-nof for
long. and certainly If he tam
psred with the TIL law.
Neither did the late Sen. Tsfts
opposition 10 the appointment.
at the outset. deter the Presi-
dent.
Nevertheless. "ihe coalitions"
and legislators who feel that TIL
IL completely" justified in every
respect, brought pressure TO bear
on the President. when il ap-
peared that he would go along
with his Secretary OF Labor. Re
sults--Durkin took a walk OUT
powder. undoubtedly feeling that
he owed more TO organized labor
than TO the high position TO
which an almost precedent had
been established. with his an
pointment.
Practically one hundred per
cent. since his election, the
President has gone down the
hne--as outlined and promised
The people before hsnd. on most
OF his plsns--sxespf where he
discovered that different plans
were more beneficial for the
nation.
But did he do so in the case
OF Durkin--the AFL labor leader
Had he played a changing role
with Durkin-upon advice OF the
leaders OF the CIO, and now plan
10 give a CIO man or Go sup
ported candidate. the labor sec
rotary job? Too. the question 10
ask would not be superflous. but
TO the contrary. pertinent: HAS
ne allowed party politics to pres
sure him in altering his an
nounced plan Of doing the digni-
lied and right thing about all
segments OF the population"
Until further reports from
Washington politics. and possibly
from Durkin himself. with the
public left 10 reach their own
conclusions. real reason for the
quiet departure Of Durkin. can
remain in the speculative stage.
insofar as the real facts are.
President Humans Executive
orders euimoding segregation
In the ranks Of the United
States armed forces. has not
injured The morale of the va.
rious divisions Of our military
strength. as claimed by msnY
un-Amsricsn individuals.
From the Kremiin 10 Korea,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-19

The impact has been tremendous
win both white and colored SOL
diers expressing their approval
IN no uncertain terms.
or course here and there.
little difference will occur, as up
ale Sault Ste. Marie-not the
Canadian city, but the American.
Negro soldiers have complained
that they are unable TO get serv-
ices from civilian merchants
when they leave the base. But.
by taking few steps across the
border into Canada, they are
graciously served.
To pass up the situation with
out commenting or to say It's just
too bad does not strike our
fancy. Social contact between in
dividusls should be OF their own
choice. That is, individuals choose
their friends as they see fit--not
by law or other coercion.
Meanwhile. where the rights
Of individuals are violated. such
a. refusal Of merchants TO
serve the servicemen. the story
Is different and an invssfiga-
ton. such a. the governor Of
the state has ordered--is most
dsservedlY In order.
Oftimes we wonder. and know
that many veterans OF both the
Korean War (no police action"
as claimed) and World War ii
are amazed with the un-Ameri-
canism displayed by the very
individuals whom they're protect
ing. Further. the State Of Michi-
gan has . civil rights law. not
as strong as IL could be, but az
isis seldom enforced by Of
ficisls, charged with its enforce
ment.
And for those Americans who
SIT idly by, and although not
necessarily fsvoring segregation,
discrimination and other Jim
Crow America n tactics, they are
indirectly guilty Of the propa-
CATION OF such un-Americanism.
merely because they are either
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-19

The writer is in the least disturbed over any APP
parent real loss of prestige overseas The American
people either through suffering. Gods Christ Science
or both. will forsake popularity in order 10 gain genuine
spiritual Christke Christiantyas God revealed TO Mary
sker Eddy on Page 23s of Gods Master Miracle Work
er-'Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures
Gods Iberator of the Bible. from Judaic. Catholic.
Greek and Protestant neutrality-suspicious. Of the Holy
Scrpturesi.,
Mrs Eddy SAYS PIP 23s. 239:
Attempts O concliate society and gain dominion
mankind arise from worldly weakness He who leaves
all for Christ forsakes popularity and gains Christianity
Society is foolish juror listening to only one side Of
the Justice often too late to verdict
People with mental work before them have time for
gossip about false law testimony.
To timid justice and place the fact above
the falsehood, ia the work of time
The is the central emblem of history. Ii is
lodear in the denomination Of Christian hesling-the
denomination by which sin and sickness destroyed
The sects which endured the lash of their predecessors
their lay those who in advance of creed
Take away wealth, fame. and social organic tions
which weigh ot in the balance Of God and get
clearer Of Principle Break up cques level wealth
with honesty, let worth be Judged according wisdom
and We get better views of humanity"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-19

OFF ] meet all ih& sliei-
billy requirements Of the
korsin CT Bill. would be
allowed 10 take training.
even though I've gone back
on active duty and am now
in uniform?
A No The Korean CT Bill
prohibits training bN veterans
on active duty. even though
they do meet all the eligibility
requirements Of the law.
o.-Im planning 10 buy q
house with q CT loan. What
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-19
Ac0rnS 10 Oak Tree
BY JULIAN wYcHE

Seemingly to be the case
also Of numerous other vaca-
tionists or weekend visitors
from Detroit was that Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hart Williams
who sojourned in Canada
recently.
Williams, known as the
Dean of sepia Detroit
newsmen, told of the
warm reception given him
and his wife, particularly
in Montreal via a tele-
phone conversation later.
He was informed that a
greeting was receipted at the
office and how the staff en-
ioyed the well wishes Of va
cationists who seemed to
have gone far south as Cuba.
What was exceptional. we
pQinted-out. was that he did
not beat his greeting back.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-19
WASHINGTON SNAPSHOTS

move ia under way IN Washington hold togen
planned the slsshng Of S400 900 600 from appropria-
lions asked last winter by President Truman
he team consisted Of 80 executives and ACCOUNTANTS
oaned by business and ~ government experts supplied
b' me Genera Accounting Ofice These 80 men ansyzed
me Truman spending proposals for the House Appropra
lions Committee and made for possible
economies
Tax Liabilities Cut
Asar result. 400 900 ssshed from the Tr-
man REQUESTS for fiscal $50 and $l2 700 from the
requests for fiscal 954 That that Federal tax
liability Of each Of the 600 families in the United
States in hscs e54 reduced By an average Of 1914
The cHts will not produce corresponding reduction
In Federal expenditures for 1854 because large part of
the rejected appropriations scheduled for spending
on aircraft and other hard goods in 955 Of later How
ever me reductions will result sl270O Federal
spendns IN l954 or later II them is restored
Committee Asks Action
ne House Appropriations Committee has a. "a that
lS' o. all o. this temporary staff Of 80 experts be employ
"a again next wear The committeeman urged that drec
es setting up the FOR the experts he prepared
"nle ongress il They want the government to
negotiate contracts ~ with the executives and ar
coIniAn's loaned by business
y The temporary STAFF 10 =. successful next wear a. II
Va az wear. committeeman say they can give Congress
invaluable aid in t' program for balancing the budget
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-19
VETERANS QUIZ

o.-i vast 10 apply for
VAs vsestiensl eeunsslins
10 help me cheese . frsinins
sbisefivs under the Korean
CT Bill. There aren't any
eounsslins facilities in my
iewn. Would VA pay my
transportation costs 70 and
from , eounssliAs esntsr7
A-No VA may not paw
the travel costs OF veteran
VINO merely desires counsel
inE But VA could psy those
costs. in me case 81 . veteran
Tor whom counselinE ia man
dstory.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-19
Publishers Mail
TRIBUNE SERVES AS
c. S. PRACTITIONER

Mr.. Andrew r. Frushsuf
Hotel Sfatler
Detroit. Mich.
Dear Mr.. Fruehauf:
l am so grateful for the won
dsrful metaphysical articles in
your Tribune.
Recently ! had problem
which seemed very real 10 me.
One evening I thought I'll have
TO call for help from . Christian
Science practitioner. The very
next morning ! picked up a re-
cent edition Of the Tribune. a
verse from the Bible on the
back page arrested my sfien-
fion 10 the extent that I i'm
msdistelY read your article and
looked up all the Bible ref
srences
Faith. courage and inspira-
non filled my consciousness and
felt could be healed. Not
only that. but was inspired
TO do my own metaphysical
work. which was very unusual
for me. as I have always relied
SO much on Christian Science
practitioners.
From that time on I resolved
10 do better work on this So
called problem.
knew that the spiritual
ideas that I needed for my heal
ing were ever present and ever
available.
I had heard Christian Science
Testimonies of healing for this
difficulty and knew that God
is no respscfsr Of persons.
am very grateful for Chris
fian Science.
a Friend.
Class Taught Member
The Mother Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-19
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER

THEY THAT TRUST n THE LORD SHALL BE As
MOUNT ZION WHICH CANNOT BE- REMOVED, Ri I
ABTDETH FOREVER"
THY RIGHTEO SNESS Is Az EVERLASTING
RlGHTEOt SNFSS AND THY LAW IS THE TRI til :.
tPSAINSl.
THE SPIRITUAL. REALITY IS THE SCIENTIFIC
FACT N ALI. THINGS
THE SPIRITtAI FACT REPEATED ~ THE AZ
TlON OF MAN AND THE WHOLE INVERSE Is HAIR
MONlOIS AND IS IDEAL OF truth"
MARY BAKER EDDY.
patience; KINDNESS: GENEROSITY: HtMH-
TN COURTESY: UNSELFISHNESS: GOOD TEMPER:
81 Il.ELESSNESS: SfNCERITY-THESE MAKE Up THE
81 PRFME GIFT THE STATURE or THE PERFECT
MAN HENRY DR. MNONDD.