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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24

-Four and half years is -;
>hor' tine 10 live in : country
( bGi much has happened in the
world SINCE | came here. and IN
past ular much has happened
which has deeply affected oul
two nations. Together we have
faced stern decisions Together
We have run grave risks.
Ny arrival saw the threat 10
BE lin which resulted in that
grea, JOINT effort OF the Berlin
Anlifi Il was the first time
perhaps. that we both fully rec
aenlzed the new peril that faced
u, and >traighiawav took JOINT
ard effective steps to cope with
IL
Tacn | witnessed series OF
events OF the greatest Importance
TO Our two countries. events
which have shaped the course OF
history The most important
ard the most creative OF these
events ! think. was the Marshall
Plan. This most generous and
Imaginative ac' ~ craftsmanship
brought sorelv needed vitality
20 the war shattered economies
@, western Europe.
Tnen came something entirely
neW--a new idea tor you a. well
! tor us-the ldea o. an Atlantic
Community The common m
forests ana the common ideals
o.. the people living around the
hoges OF the Allant were gwen
effective purpose BY the Atlantic
Pact We and other nations
olned ourselves together to build
citadel 10 preserve liberty and
prevent aggression
The final oven, 20 which 7
&agld refer is the significance 20
al Of Korea You have made
Q AZ. sacrifices foi voar leader
ship Of freedom. Ye' YOUR de-
Is on 70 lead the Unitec Nations
lr resistance 70 aggression has
1.ren purpose and dignity 10 our
world.
We p Britain know that a.
gics,ioa must be resisted Our
.alceS serve with YOURS in Korea.
W. sustain commitments IN many
parts OF the world which take
our men away from Britain. We
have & quarter OF million men
M military service overseas. on
guard against Communist agrees
sion We have homes in Britain
where Korea and Mslsva arc re-
membepco ni,n proud sorrow
Ne nation however favored bv
nature can oe greater than rs
people The greatness o, Your
partner Br.air lies IN the quail
liv Of her people ! am not
only recalling that terrible test
o' gu national spirit the ordeal
by battle in 1910. the drama u
the lonely stard ! am also speak
ne q our grim. dread. monos-
onou' battle wear by wear for
economic independence and sta
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24

''''~" ''4' '"'irArN tiNii ilt is
tue sense Is attained Il states.
Who doth HIS Willis likeness
still
Is satisfied"
Because satisfaction is spirit
ually mental it may be demon
strated anywhere and at any
time, provided one IS Wing in
obedience TO Coo viii. Christ
Jesus indicated how satisfying
this IS when he assured his dis
cipleS (John 4:3il. MN meat is
to 90 the will OF Inn tina sen,
me. and to finish his WORK Ii
We are enaeaVorlng 10 follow nm
sS our Wayshowef. a. Christian
Science teaches Us 10 do. than
ms assurance = IUr Us also and
we may rejoice IN It's tender
p. omise Man IN the image and
likeness OF God. was gwen DO
mlnion over all the earth. One
VINO understands this is master
OF circumstances and environ
| ment tie Is never their victim.
One Sunday afternoon the
writer was overwhelmed by q
sense OF dissatisfaction. boredom.
and iutiliiy After a few mo-
ments she remembered that II
was the Sabbath and that, in obe-
oience TO the fourth command
meni. she was 10 keep IL holy
she reasoned that to accept the
erroneous picture Of a dissatis.
lied mortal was not hallowine
the Sabbath. She affirmed thai
she was Gods child, and that a.
Gods child she had only one
thing TO do: reflect Him. This
brought immediate refreshment
spontaneity. and freedom from
mental confusion. and an active
happy. fruitful afternoon fol.
lowed.
Mrs. Eddy states the high goa
OF satisfaction in very beautiful
and inspiring terms in a passage
" miscellaneous Writing In
So"l. where she says. "All men
snall be satisfied when the,
awake IN His likeness and ,hey
never should be until then
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24

Last week we touched up
on the woman whom The
Messiah converted. as well
as healed her of racial pref
udice. After she was healed
she became a follower of
The Master. and brought
many Samaritans into the
fold of Christ.
AS vapor melts before the
sun. so evil would vanish
before the reality of good.
One must hide the other.
How important, then, to
choose good as the reality"
MARY Baker Eddy, S & n,
PIP. 4S0:4S1)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24
Fear No Ea,iI
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

THE CHRIST SPIRIT WORKETH WITH THE FATHrs
Il was through the divine Mind, the abode of COD
righteousness in which state of consciousness CHI.
d,yels forever that he able to all manner
ed heliefs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24


PORTED. ELuclnAThp DEMONSTRATED
@ Tt l%9le AIEI 81 GODS HIGHEST REPRESENTA-.
Coz, REArEsr 0oNAz LEADER Il ALL
COD, AIRY j ler Century -REIERrND
NAHY bANEE EDDY
cop EFF TEr, ,ifRActf of.> CURE, .e HEAL
Ng> HRotsH HIS SECOND NARY FoE Is 70 ~
aIAhs y GREATER NUMBER ban THROUGH Any
Person ALL HISTORY
Ard PUTS SHAME pRoTr,TAxTS rAriloitcS
All JEW asa ALL OTHERS NOT YET H0yEST.To.
GOD CHRISTIAN = lENTlSTS'-
ADAMS ars EYES PRISONERS 81 IN, DEVIL
NINA NAlfNEIlSN PEARL HARBORS sr, tn.
REWARDS or THESE SPIRITUAL cRlPpLES,,
AZ gres,er .s--oph.e. doth the De,i give nation.
Va his Adams Ewes.
- 81 Ne ADAM and EVE PRISONERS or THE
DEVIL Don't BE Too bISCOl RACED WHEN pic
Ger AID BETTER BLtNDERS ARE MADE. coz
SlDER The OTHER NATIONS AND PEOPLES AROUND
III Gig,Bh THAT i, ~ COLLECTIVE HUMAN con
Remero.r ne. .se glole mental a. i. an material
phenomena
Material directs de.truetble imsse.-sinple
IDEAS '''0 "oe''rue'0'e spiritual
The thing seen mental and MYTHIcAL!!!
MRS EDDY and the GREATER WORKS"
THE DEVIL ANIMAL MAGNETISM through
ROMAN CATHOLICISM took over almost complete pos.
81 me spiritual healing Christianity Of Christ Jesus
'''' i"'eu christianity. Jzo A. d.
The PROTESTANT REFORMATION. like John the
Spust PREPARED mankind for the coming pure Christ
TRUTH. IN It's SCIENCE-thc HOLY GHOST vbicb
would teach us all things
foar hundred years after Martin Luther-chosen bv
Zoo oonOt 10y ne corrupt CHURCH-Satan cannot ca AZ
out Satan! Gods highest chosen one since Jesus HIS
second Mary was put 20 work by funerrne) Father
Ho'her God ailharmonious", 20 FOUND an infallible
church organization which to reach all peope, in
permanent copyrighted language exactly ~ the IIolv
Spirit revealed il 10 her. ''
Thus the mother of the nfallble Christ Sc;.n.e
which would rule al. nations with rod Of iron Gn(av.
lole divine SCIENCE see Observation-Disclosures onr
1reat Masters prophecy in Matthew IL 33: 'The king
9om OF heaven like leaven tthe Christi which woman
ma IN three measure - meal"-"Scencc Theology and
Meaene TIE TIT 81 the ssth chapter o. Gods Liber>to,
Of the Bible. the Christian Science textbook!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24
Sisters Support Of My Letter to
Semi-InvaIid = A. +. F., C.S.

EDITORS NOTE: The following article written by Mrs
sisters OF letter sent
brother semnvad in ls43 Now that Mrs Chamber
Of Directors of the Detroit Tribune
support being done by the through Mr.
that the reprint should great deal OF
food for thought readers at the present time
By MYRTLE FRUEHAUF CHAMBERLIN
March 10. 1913
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24
A MAN HEALED OF
PALSY

When Christ entered a ship
and passed over into his
own city" and the sick man
of the palsy was brought to
him, He said, "Son be Of
good cheer; thy sins be for
given thee" Just as soon as
Christ spoke the words the
people began to humble,
and prosecute him because
il was on the Sabbath day.
But did he stop because
the people prosecuted him :?
No! he did not.
But he did ask the people,
Nv therefore, think We evil III
your hearts," He explained
TO them the Spirit Of the
Father which was with him,
and he had power on earth
to forgive sins. He knew
the man needed healing and
he had the power over dis
ease, and he did not see the
need of any more argument
with mortal minds in the
performance of his good
deeds.
So to quickly get TO work
at his Fathers business of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24
How To Perform
RACLES
By ANDREW +. FRUEHAUF, C.S.

Major Prophet of "our Father Mother God, all
harmonious (p Is. Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace of God
dos Fruehauf-Martn Luther job in this age!! And
How Science Health. textbook. is Gods Lib
orator OF The Bible.
A Higher and Truer representative of God than the
Pope a Rome! And His Friend.
INDIVIDUALLY COLLECTIVELY NATIONALLY,
INTERNATIONALLY
BY He Who Had More Divine Power Than All Others
Gods Only Begotten Son. Christ Jesus
FROM THE GOSPEL GOOD NEWS OF JOHN.
l4TH CHAPTER
Yes. ~ Beiele>t thou no, that an h the Father
and ire Father me
The word, TIA, SPEAK unto you | speak
of myself:
Btiae Father that dv~lle,t in ME He doeth
the works
Believe = ,ha' TIE Father and the
Fafher ~ me-
Ore~e believe ne for he works sake.
GODS INFALLIBLE FORMULA VIA HIS MOST BE-
LOVED SON VERSE II
Verify. verify unto He that beieveth me,
and on Him Who sent me The works that do shall
he do also;
Ard GREATER WORKS than these shall he do;
Because 60 unto Father.
na we 81 e 'se Ffre' 1eca-.e we de' have
% aHru rsg, BECAUSE I'm Hin ,eiocl i've ard
n e.ad sase our terT As Saint Pau 'raA sad
W. sa ii, FATHER f mar eor.so4,,.~. 81 the
gr' sle q. ler.e reason. ,dsner, -rr-a -erse
via the Christ r. ri, al dea ~ God the right idea
of Jesus. -a.. rar 81 IT, Trs,r l,te. 3, work
.sGon,. ~ N e,trrs.' rta,i,e'
The New Promise and Privilege in PRAYER
tffor me ScoHed T.. ',rerct R
y,f-e Ard WHATSOEVER sha al II my
that will do.
Ira- M Father nay ~ elnr.saG ~ ~. son.
SIC ~'.a any thing in nv name, tthe
Ctri>.a will do it.
Now Note the Imperative Requirements
KEEP MY COMMAND.
MENTs,M
The Promise Of the Spirit CScoheld
Nef,f Is And will pray the FATHER and He shall
give another comforter
ra' r.ay al cN Fin SOU for ever
Even the spirit OF Truth: whom the world
cannot receive
Hs-al-t seetr rr rai
Ns.rer 'v.fh h.n ia, w. Know INK
For cwe..e.r 'ei'r roa. ard = al ht r vo...
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24
BY SIR OLIVER FRANKS

Reprinted from the Christian
Science Moniforl
Excerpts from q radio fare
well address by the retiring
British Ambassador 10 the
United Sfafes.)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24

Jesus said John 3:lsl
man hath assembled up TO h'I.
but he that came down
heaven. even the Son o.
which is in heaven" On !,
500 OF Science and Healln
Eddy defines the kineo'.|
heaven. in part. as "Ihs J
OF harmony in divine o
the realm Of unerrine, FL
and omnipotent Mind III
not seem TO be obtain,n'
goals. IL we appear TO o
fused and frustrated. LEI u
up on our starting point =
recognize mans starting Fl
be God. and that nowner
at no time can he get oeyg1||
allness and infinitude o
good. we find here ano y
happiness and harmony
en-. Of destinations reae,
hopes fulfilled. Of goals
Of aspirations satisfied.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24
BY MYRTLE FRUEHAUF cHAMBERLIN


To-day recei,e ed copy the letter Andrew you.
thougnt it quite fitting give my views and too have
been about 10 wrie YOU for several weeks.
First il is a masterpiece, BY that mean II takes life
dedicated to such advanced instructive
thoughts Every word is true understood readily do
become disturbed it will unfold your consciousness
just like petals You know Andrew is unique
figure. a prophet-n simple language-so, consequently,
he expresses himself accordingly
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24
Our Right Starting Point

Of Christian Science is % ura'
stand It's teachings and cxpenaa
- blessings. he mus, keep Il
allness Of God. Spirit consisni
IN thought The recognition oial
divine allness ro 81
reached late in hi. study n
the only starting point iha d
bring HIM 10 bis dc.iinaim
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24

Your healing. my dear is VEGETABLE. What you are
experiencing is purely educafiona unlearned lessons
which sometime in their life First be very
grateful! your dear husband and your confortab
lovely home and all family and friends this is the
start
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24
SATISF

illled before satisfaction in lis
tue sense Is attained Il states.
Who doth HIS Willis Likeness
still
l. satisfied
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24
should be made manifest N nm.

N,w dear this j. position lie; God handle voa
and He will show YOU Things dreameC
before :. & II e 23l:7 w hat God cannot do MAJ
etd attempt, Read the testimonies in the back OF ;
H. also Journal which in the mail and too am send
rg with Bible. Science Iealtf and Quarterl,
Stadv he daily Billie lessons You will find pracou,
and ehNll hes listed in back NJ Jnnrna
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24

My dear my only advice is study study, Andrew
it, and you will be blessed beyond And
you will be constant of Inspiration and help to
(sonavaton Cadet Mrs Eddy in Of her books,
First Church and Miscellany p 2lo-"Good thoughts
impervous armor clad Herewith you completely
shielded from the attacks of Of every
only yourselves safe but all whom your thoughts
upon thereby benefited"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24
Psalm loo4 Enter into his gates with Thanksgivins
md his with praise: be thankful unto him and
Bless his

J0hr 9.l-3 And as Jesus PASSED bv he a m
Hrich bind from his birth And as disciples a>k,o
MIN saving Master. who did >n. this his paren
nat he born blind Jesus answered Neither hath tn
NJ >;rned his parents but that the works of God
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24

One more thougft east ont Of votr mind ais ~ all
negative thoughts and replace them with righ titual
bounds.
none YOU have read tie story Of "Naanan II X ngs
How he had q shov0a changed state OF mind bee he
could ~ realed o. enfos, bv that mean he b, be
ohediel- first nity and mrekneSs the res site
20 = tese qualities dominate yonr experience and YOU
will come our With fying colory.
Read the following in Science & Health with Key te
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, textbook and
companion to the Bible by the Mary Of the 9th Ger
fury, through whom God has revealed he comns
Of Christ. Truth-the Messiah to all peopes
God 81 IS; Man, p. AS 90 Church. 4 80
l2-l" Christ B. 5S3 l0-ll Jesus, p. $50: l9-l5.
BIBLE: The Ten Command ments: Exodus 20: By
The Beatitudes: Matthew 5; 3-l2. SERMON ON TIKI
MOUNT, Matthew, Chs. S, 6. 7.
Mich iose-and may God speed YOU on.
\ Myrtle
RS Ny aer best wishes TO and when so4 Writ
Mn,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24

IhriSilen Science Aeanns' h
the inevitable scientific Fessl
of starting from the premise J.
God. Spirit. is All-in-all
practice Of Christian Science
sists in the steadfasi prayeI
recognition OF the allness o.
vine perfection and the "j
quent perfection OF Gods
verse, AS this recognItlo' !
maintained. Elusive ma"J
evidence to the contrary
It's hold on thought and IS NO
dispelled. So from the rienl
ing point the right destina''
reached.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01

OVER A CENTURY AGO, Lewis
discovered the secret of real
comfort in overalls. The slim,
trim, easy fit of Lewis the fit
the working cowboy prefers =.
givesyou real freedom of action
without annoying bagginess.
FOR LONGER WEAR, Lewis are
made from an exclusive denim,
the worlds heaviest-Copper
Riveted for extra strength -
then stitched so strongly you
get new pair free if they rip
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01

ance. Most of the spring wheatx
showing resistance possess GER
tain amount of stem solidness, which
indicates that this plant character
must still be relied on as the prin-
cipal sources of resistance to sawfly
damage.
Some of these new solid stenmed
wheats have been crossed with
adapted wheat varieties in Montana
and North Dakota with the hope of
developing a better variety for the
producer and better quality wheat
for the trade. Such tasks may take
10 to Is years for completion.
In the meantime it is hoped that
better winter and spring wheat va
rieties can be developed from the
present crosses in which Rescue is
bein used as a source of resistance.
Both winter and spring wheats pos
sessing solidness of stem are now
being tested in yield trials in Mon
tana. If the quality and other charac-
teristics of even one of these wheats
proves to be satisfactory then an
other step will have been reached
in attempting to solve the sawfly
problem in Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01
In Lighter Vein

where's johnny" asked father.
81 sent him upstairs for swearing"
said mother.
Swearing, huh?" roared father.
'Tl teach him to swear!" he charged
up the stairs, stumbled and cracked
his shin on step.
When the atmosphere cleared, a
sugary voice came from below:
''That's enough for one lesson, dear"
The powder that goes off with
bang
Is dangerous enough.
More fearsorne though is the pow
der
That goes on with a puff
The lady of the house was show
ing the new maid about the prem
Uses. 'This piece of furniture"
she said, ''goes back to Louis the
Fourteenth"
''That's nothing" said the maid.
''My whole living room set goes
back to Snyder's the 18TH"
Dad. what do they mean by
puppy love'?"
They mean somebody is getting
ready for a dogs Hfe."
A farmer bent on rehabilitating
an aging barn called in a carpenter
to give him an estimate on the work.
After several minutes examination
of the sills and framing with an ice
pick, the carpenter turned to the
farmer and said, George, if were
you, I'd tear this building down and
build another one"
"Why?" asked the farmer.
swell, to tell you the TRUTH re-
piled the carpenter, 'tthe only thing
that keeps it from falling down right
now is that the termites are holding
hands,"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01
more comfort and wear in every pair!

FOR A BETTER BUY, dollar for
dollar, insist on the cowboys
favorite for over a century
LEVPS-the original blue jeans
from the Far West.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mabry and
daughter, Lana Sue and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hairy Howell are visiting in
Foster Falls, Virginia.
Mr.. Joe Windle of Belmore was
guest recently in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Nial Newton, and Mr..
Lewis Windle.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0rtho Stratton and
family and Mr.. and. Mrs. Herbert
Howell and family were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Howell and son, Gary in honor of
the hosts ninth wedding anniversary.
Mr., and Mrs. Stanley Niswander
and family of Lima were Sunday
afternoon visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Neill and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Harris and
family will be hosts of a Hard
Times Party" for the Friendly
Couples Class, Friday October % at
7:30 pm. Everyone is urged to
come-wearing old clothes. Others
assisting in the program and enter
tainment will be Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Frantz and Rev. and Mrs. Walter
Purdy.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-22
$50 Participate
I'm Music Festival

More than R50 voices representing
seven singing groups from Men
nonite churches over an area as
far away as Berne, Ind, joined in
the second annual Ohio-Indiana
Music Festival at Founders Hall
last Sunday evening.
A large audience enjoyed a pro-
gram offered by the various groups
and climaxed by two hymns and two
choral numbers sung by the massed
choirs under the direction of Earl
Lehman.
Russell A. Iantz, professor of the
school of music, Bluffton College,
was general chairman of the festival
and led the audience participation
in seyefal hymns.
Participating in the mixed chorus
group were those of the First Men
MONTE church, Berne, Ind; First
Mennonite church, Bluffton; Grace
Mennonite church and St. John
Mennonite church of Pandora.
The ladies chorus of the Ebenezer
and St. John churches, and the mems
chorus Of then Berne Church also
presented ssvefal n uni bers, and
numerous solo, trio and mixed quar-
tet numbers were enjoyed.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-22
Pleasant View,

The Pleasant View E.U.B. Rally
and Homecoming Day will be- ob@
served this Sunday October "a with
S. S. at 9:45 AM, Worship service
will be at 10:45 AM. with the pastor
Rev. Earl Leist bringing the SER
mon.. Mrs. Wayne IWestall will give
vocal solo.
A basket dinner at the noon hour
will be held in the church basement.
The 200 Pm. service will open
with congregational singing. A note
burning service will be in charge of
Rev. Walter Purdy, Mrs. Kenneth
Keller of Findlay will be the soloist
for this service. Short talks by
former members will be given fol-
lowed by congregational singing and
the benediction will be given by Rev.
Leist.
Miss Sandra Reichenbach was
guest of honor Saturday when her
mother, Mrs. Myron Reichenbach
assisted by Miss Ann Augsburger
gave a delightful party for the cele-
bration of her 7th birthday. The
following friends also enjoyed the
occasion; Margo Reichenbach, Linda
Jane Reichenbach, Linda Lou Dukes,
Lou Ellen Dukes, Virginia Bea Neill,
Karen Hamilton, Carolyn Sue Han
ma, Cathy Carr, Jonella Wee Harris,
and Nadine Sue Harris. A gift and
regrets were sent by Linda Harris.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-22
Pennsylvania Named As Lecturer
During BlufftOn College Bible Week

DR.. Edward X. ziegler, director
of evangelism for the Church of the
Brethren, will be the, lecturer this
year for Bluffton Csllege Bible
Week, from Nov. Is Though 20.
He brings to the Blhffton college
Bible lecture series IA wealth of
experience drawn fybm work as a
church pastor, missionary, teacher
and evangelist.
A Pennsylvania, DIR. Ziegler re-
ceived his college preparation in
Elizabethtown AND Bridgewater col
leges. His seminary and doctor of
divinity degrees were from Bethany
Biblical Seminary, Chicago.
As a pastor he served charges in
Bridgewater, Virginia, and York, Pa.
For seven and ope-half years he
served as a missionary to India,
and he has been a teacher in
Manchester college and Bethany
Seminary.
Writing also has occupied much
of his time, and he is the author
of several books, the most recent
of which deals with the subject of
rural preaching, to be published in
April, 1854. FL
In this years Bible Lecture week,
DR.. Ziegler will begin series of
daily appearances on Sunday morn
ing, Nov. Is, with the program con-
tinuing through the following Fri
day.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-22

Womens Missionary conference
and Minister'S conference will be
held on the Bluffton college campus,
in connection with Bible Lecture
week, as in preceding years.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-22
Just A Reminder!

When you go to the polls Nov. think back
of the manifold benefits that Bluffton enjoys
as result of its excellent public school
system
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-22
There Is Only One Answer

to the question of renewing the school levy
for another years - a vote ''fOr" the levy
is a vote for continuation of good schools
and progressive community
Evening star., 1953-09-15
''IT IS
ALWAYS OUR
PLEASURE TO
SERVE YOU''

The guiding principle that has been re-
sponsible for GIANTS steady growth in
seventeen years is it's striving to give
PERSONALIZED SERVICE-to have
what you want at the time you want it,
presented to you as you want it, at prices
that are as low or lower than anywhere
else in the city. Our success depends upon
you, your satisfaction and your priceless
good will Giant personnel is trained to
serve you we'll and courteously.
Evening star., 1953-09-15
for
BETTER
LIVI in g

No matter where or what you are buying,
everyone appreciates getting that ''little
something extra exclusively
yours that distinctly marks a store as the
one preferred shopping point Now, when
it comes to food, your Giant not only offers
you something exclusive-but many
things Exclusive and what's more, al
though quality is our first important con-
sideration prices are as low or lower than
elsewhere.