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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-12

Meanwhile, undermining the
movie code to permit films on the
subject of narcotics, as urged re-
peatedly by producer Samuel Gold
wyn, would NOT be in the public in
terest, the us. commissioner of
narcotics told the producer in a
letter released at the Treasury De-
partment in Washington.
Commissioner Harry j. Anslinger
informed the producer that ut is
almost impossible to produce pic
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-12
Movie Magnate Is Accused
OF Attacking Screen Code
To Cain Attention OF Press

challenged
Editor Martin Qge offered the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-12
Peters Pence" Collection Is
Scheduled For Coming Sunday
Pontiff Sends Personal
Blessings To Diocese

In letter TO all pastors Of the Diocese Bishop Ready
nounced this week that the annual Peters collection
which has been annual act of love and loyalty the Vicar
of Christ from time mmemoral will be taken up all the
churches and chpels of the Diocese this coming Sunday Mar
IA
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-12

The Holy Father has sent his
personal blessing TO fhe Diocese
Of Columbus, il was announced
by the Chsneery Office this
week. This pledge of the sffee-
tion Of the Holy Father for the
Bishops, priests and people Of
this Diocese came in response TO
the greetings and offerings Of
prayers sent 10 him on the sn-
niversary of his election ss Su-
preme Ponfiff and the eelehrs-
tion of his birthday.
The telegram sent over the sig
nature OF Bishop Ready 70 the
Holy Father read:
The clergy. religious and
faithful Join Auxiliary Bishop
Heffinser and myself in Offering
Filial homage and perseverins
prayers for your Holinesk'x vel
fare or iris blessed anniversary.
6@seeentn9 me faNoF Ano 10y OF
yeUr blessing,
+ Michael J. Ready,
Bishop OF Columbus"
The Holy Fathers answer re-
eeived from Mssr. Giovanni Mon
fini, Pro-Seeretsry For Extrsordi-
nary Affairs, reads as follows:
The Holy Father expresses
sincere appreciation for the de-
voted praYerfuI message and cor
daily inpsrts to Your Excellen-
eYs the priests, religious, and
people of the Diocese of Column
bus his psfernsI, Apostolic Bless
inss."
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-12

oeess the opportunity Of sending
his own personal message Of
good cheer and filial love to fha
siIins Ponfiff.
The Pope himself has told US of
ten that nothing wounds his heart
so deeply as the sight of the sorry
plight Of the world today-and his
inability to help the suffering mill
lions of mankind who turn to him
as their only hope OF comfort. To
a great extent, this Peters Pence
collection is the one means where
by the Pope can extend his hand
in the charity that fills his heart
and aid the suffering world.
What finer message OF good
cheer and hope, what easier way
Of strengthening hi great heart
could there be than to give gener-
Evening star., 1954-11-18

an addle-pated so-and-so is In
charge around there anyhow.
The only solution will be to
televiSe both games simultane-
ously where they overlap. Maybe
the Colts could use some help
from SMU.
**A
PROGRAMS AND PEOPLE
"They Need to Know" new social
security film produced by the
Department of Health, Education
and Welfare, will have its WASH
ington premiere Saturday at $50
am, over WRC-TV. The
Celeste Holm Tv show. Honest
ly, Celeste!" is reported in for Q
change Of formal. Jerry
Lewis, will get a chance next
summer to satisfy his yen for
directing. He'll pilot a new tele-
film comedy series, Is episodes
of which he hopes to finish in so
days. The first 15-minute
show in that series James Mason
is filming with his daughter
Portland starred, will be seen on
Ed Sullivan'S Toast of the
Town" "Star of Bethlehem" is
the title, the date, December 10.
|. Hollywood Reporter says
that TV interests in Rome are
negotiating for the amos m
Andy" film series, planning to
dub the dialogue in Italian. It's
a fascinating thought, If you will
pause and consider it. Somebody
ought to let us watch Amos n
Andy" here, just once at least,
with dubbed Italian dialogue.
Evening star., 1954-11-18

cent television stations. Balti-
more's WAAM on Channel Is,
has a problem which should in
terest sports fans among the
fringe viewers. Come December
4, WAAM will have a program
ming problem. 1t will have
available the Notre Dame
Southern Methodist football
game starting at 3 pm. and the
Baltimore Colts-LoS Angeles
Rams pro tilt starting at 5 pm
1t would like its viewers tc
answer a question.
Do they want to see the col
lege game up until 5 o'clock
even though it may mean cut
ting it off before 1t is over?
Or, would they prefer none
of the college game at all rather
than merely part of it?
The WAAM management has
asked no advice from here. but
it can have some free of charge.
1t will be living in a FOOLS para
disc if it thinks it can settle
this by letting the viewers de-
eide. Before December 4 it will
receive 1882 letters, 11,601 of
which will favor one course of
action. while 271 will advocate
the other.
The mail on Monday, Decem-
ber s, will contain 1882 letters.
There will be 271 praising the
station for what it did Saturday.
The other 11.601 correspondents
will want to know what kind of
Evening star., 1954-11-18

Those who select the winners
Of Christopher Awards have
heard, even as all the rest of us,
that song you can't turn on the
radio without hearing. The
name of Irving Berlin heads the
latest list of those honored for
outstanding achievement in the
entertainment fields, announced
today by Father James Keller,
director Of the Christophers.
1t was, you hardly need to be
told, Count Your Blessings" |"
which won for Mr.. Berlin the
bronze medallion bearing the
Christophers' legend: Better
to light one candle than to
curse the darkness" These en-
tertainment awards are bestowed
twice annually. in April and No
vember, ito individuals whose
work reflects positive values and
shows how q person can use his
God-given talent for the benefit
Of ALL"
The predominence Of televi-
sion in the entertainment field
these days is reflected in this
November's honor roll. Awards
went to four TV programs, two
radio shows and two motion
pictures.
X II 4 Il
In addition to Mr.. Berlin, the
Christopher medallions went to:
Producer Louis Edelman, Di-
rector Sheldon Leonard and
Writers Alan Lipscott and Bob
Fisher. for Birthday for Julia, I"
the April 6 chapter in Danny
Thomas make Room for
Daddy" over ABC-TV.
Producer Robert Montgomery,
Director Norman FELTON, and
Adapter Doria Folliat, for that
fine two-part "Great Expecta-
tions" on Robert Montgomery
Presents" over NBC-TV June
IA and 81.
Producer-Director Frank Wis
bar and Writer Michael Foster,
for Crusade Without Con-
science" the September Z play
on 'Fireside Theater," over NBC-
TV.
Producer Felix Jackson, Di-
Evening star., 1954-11-18
On the Air
Berlin, N Shows Dominate
New Christopher Awards

rector Franklin Schaffner and
Writer Reginald Rose. for the
jury-room drama, Twelve Angry
Men," done September 80 on
Studio One" over CBS-TV.
Producer Director Wallace
Magill for the May II broadcast
Of "The Telephone Hour" over
NBC radio.
Producer Director Albert Nc
Cleery and Writer Ted Wear,
for Proclaim Liberty" broad
cast July 4 in the NBC radio
Inheritance" series.
Producer Arthur Freed, Direc-
tor Vincente Minnelli and Writer
Alan Jay Lerner, for the MGM
screen version Of "Brigadoon."
Producer Aaron Rosenberg.
Director Anthony Mann and
Writers Valentine Davies and
Oscar Brodney for the Univer-
sal-International musical biog-
raphy. "Th he Glenn Miller
Story"
+ \ \ Il
There will be no complaints
from here the Christophers un-
doubtedly will be happy to
learn. about any Of these selec-
tions. especially with this en-
phasis on television. AS dead air
always has been q curse in radio,
so darkness is a curse in tele-
vision. It is good to know that
we have some candle-lighters
in the trade.
y 4 X 4
DILEMMA-One Of our ada
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20
Mt. Zion Nens
Mt. Zion Church Prepares for All-Day
Homecoming Services on August p

Mrs Nettie Hill winning two
prizes. a beautiful collection Of
gifts for the honoree, a real jolly
fellowship. and delicious refresh
ments in the traditional efficiency
of Mrs. Davidson, were enjoyed by
all present.
Guests this week in the NJ K
Davis home, were MIS-. Henry
Campbell Of near Scottsyille. and
her daughter, Mrs. James Monta-
que Flanagan, III. and her two
little girls, 10 Ann and Maureen
Carolyn Of Louisville, Ky: little
Sandra Campbell Of Richmond;
Harry Mann, Of Dumfrles, Mrs.
Walter Davidson. Mrs. Herman
Springer, Granville Anderson. T,
B. Anderson, Jr., Howard Toney,
BWnette Newton. Joe and Billy
Mitchell, and Mrs. Kate Carter.
Miss Louise Anderson continues
sick IN her home.
The ladies are busy canning
vege sables and fruits and freezing
in deep freezes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Davis attend
ed the DoWdy- homecom-
ing at Bear Creek Lake, Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20

sale Saturday She will stay with
relatives until she is permanently
settled
The YWCA sold lunches for the
benefit Of the building fund for
Sharon Baptist Church. They
cleared something over $50.
Rev. Byrd and Rev. Hall were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. l..
F. MaXey on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ralph Newton has return
I'd from University Hospital, at
Charlottesville. We hope she will
be greatly improved
The adult ladies Sunday school
class of Sharon will meet with
Mrs McKenna Ayers on Friday
evening These meetings are al
ways enjoyed for their instruc-
ton and good fellowship.
Many visitors from the sur
rounding towns and cities attend
ed the revival at Sharon during
the week. Among them was James
Hurt. son of a former beloved
pastor
The Rev Hall and the Rev.
Notham Byrd were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. B B. Patteson
on Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tapscott
and daughter. Carolyn, were visit
ors in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
B. B Patteson this week end Car
olyn will remain for a two weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. T. E Patteson was pre-
sented with a new Ford on her
birthday. Congratulations
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Hayes were
visitors in Cumberland this week
end and callers in the B B. Pat
teson home on their return.
Leonard Patteson and family Of
State Farm. attended services at
Sharon one evening
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20
Ransons

Bruce Rush is doing we'll at
Medical College Hospital and ex-
poets to be able to come home on
Tuesday.
Gordon Rush returned from
the hospital Friday. He is recov-
ering nicely
Mr. and Mrs. John Tapscott and
daughter Carolyn, of Norfolk,
brought Mrs. Alice Steger back
from an extended visit to Norfolk,
Newport News and Gloucester.
They are visiting his sister. Mrs.
Alexander Boiling, and other
friends for a few days
The Well Water Home Demon
onstration Club had its regular
monthly meeting Friday after
noon Miss Howard gave an inter
esting demonstration on table set
tingS. Mrs. b. B. PattesOn was
hostess
Mr.. and Mrs L. Willard Pate
son and son, L. w III. were
overnight guests of his sister, Mrs.
Samuel Spencer in Scottsville, last
week
Riley Patteson is enjoying his
stay with his parents. Or. and
Mrs T E. Patteson.
Messages home have been re-
ceived from Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell
Hunter who are spending their
vacation touring the mid Atlantic
states. They also visited Niagara
Falls. Mrs. Hunter was Elizabeth
MaXey
Mrs Lucy Station had final
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20
CWdsUille School Purchased As
CWdsuille Community Center, Inc.

The old Curdsville School is
now the official property of the
Curdsville Community Center
Inc, thanks to the efforts of the
60 member Curdsville Grange.
who sponsored everything from
square dances to variety shows
TO buy the Building.
Earlier this year the Grange
decided to make the purchase Of
the school for community cen
ter their community services
project for the year. Since no
other meeting places were readi-
~ available or close by and the
school board closed the building
in favor of a new school being
completed near Dillwyn, the
Grange chose the Curdsville
School as the ideal spot for a
center
To obtain the necessary money
the Grange set up building
fund and sponsored many boost
er nights. suppers. square dances
and variety shows to fill the
Golfers,
The deed to the property and
buildings was received last week,
made out to the Curdsyille Com
munity Center. Inc, because of
many people contributed 50
much toward the final purchase
A four man trustee board has
been set up to direct the use of
and improvements to the build
inEs Those trustees are DR. Ed
gar M Johnson Cleveland
Jones. Kemper Beaslcy and f.
II Bowling. Jr, the present
Grange Master
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20
/ Mt. Zion Nens

There will be homecoming day
at Mt. Zion Church next Sunday,
the fourth Sunday in August. the
22nd. All day services and dinner
will be held on the grounds, We
hope many old friends and new
ones will be present. and all are
cordially invited The revival
services will continue throughout
the week at night
Oak Grove Chapel held its home
coming last Sunday with many
former residents present. A boun-
tiful feast and a wonderful din
ner was served to all, and splen-
did worship held in the morning
and afternoon. The revival meet
ing Will be held each night this
week. Rev RiyeS Ferguson. a for
mer pastor. is assisting in the
meetings.
Mrs. T. B. Anderson, Mrs. Pres
ton Mertz. and Miss Mary Ander-
son attended the shower last
Sunday given in honor of her
niece, Miss Patteson of BremO,
who expects to marry soon.
Mrs. jamie Davidson is spend
ing the week with Mrs. Willie Ia
tum while her daughter and fam
lily are off on a vacation.
Mrs. Nettie Hill and Mrs. M
x. Davis attended stork shower
Saturday night in the home Of
Mrs, Walter Davidson by Mrs.
Herman Springer and Mrs. Walk
er, honoring Mrs Rec" MeMil-
Ian. Games. contests, prizes, with
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20

f.ld and Linda Gail, of Farmville,
Body and Peggy Lou Carroll.
Visitors in the home Of Mr.. and
ATsa. J, 4 Atwatei~ for the week
tnd we're Mn. and Mrs. T. Z. Bur
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20
Odd Fact

Merchants In Scotia, N. Y, &C
cepted wooden nickels. specially
made for the occasion, in pay
ment for merchandise purchased
during the period OF the towns
recent golden jubilee celebration
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20

CESS and daughter, Of Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Atwater and
family, William Atwater and a
friend; also Myrtle Atwater, all
of Richmond.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20
am pie plus wiring

During construction, the extra cost
Of ample-plus wiring is very small,
adding, in most cases, as little as $40
per year to the mortgage.
In undermining or renodeling, if
service entrance capacity is large
enough, it may be that an extra cir
cult or two, larger main panel, or
simply some additional outlets, will
bring your wiring up to date and
ample for future new appliances.
WIRE AHEAp-fa electrical livlno
al its best
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20

F.S. Y yee're hvadins,
Notify WpcC q. .oo- C, Ne
fov-dctio, !. stored, Sc M.
electric service WI Be-
ovcilobie.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20

Ample-plUs wiring simply means
qmple electric service capacity for all
present needs, Plus reasonable capac-
ity-to-spare for future needs that are
probable, or within sight.
smart to be foresighted. Think
Of the wiring system Of your home as
D construction fundamental as
your roof or basement, an item as
vital to the comfort. convenience and
tolue as closet space, size and ar.
rangement Of roomsl
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20

SERVICE ENTRANCE CAPACITY the main kew to YOU,
eecc service This where from
power lines 3oampee service relic Of the 1905 and the
6o-ampee service which followed inadequate todays
increased demands Today the ardstck modern home is
at least 100 amperes
Evening star., 1954-06-09

652 U. S. Cancer Clinics
CHICAGO. - There are 652
cancer clinics in the United
States-twice as many as there
were 10 years ago.
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Public Housing Need
To Continue, SIusser
Tells Conference

The day when private indus
try can eliminate the need for
public housing ''is far in the
future" President Eisenhower's
public housing chief declared
last night.
Commissioner Charles e. Slus-
ser addressed the National
Housing Conference in the Hotel
Statler.
Public housing is an extreme
ly valuable weapon" in Ameri-
cas- war against slums, Mr..
Slusser said, but it is not the
final answer.
Sees Race Tensions Eased.
Another speaker. Albert M.
Cole. head of the Housing and
Home Finance Agency, described
how better. housing has helped
substantially to lessen racial
tensions"
Mr.. Cole said:
bad housing has continued to
be one Of the main factors un-
derlying racial stress. Improve
ment of the housing conditions
of more people. particularly
those of minority groups. offers
one of the greatest hopes we can
have Of removing the underlying
cause of racial conflict and of
destroying one of the breeding
areas of communism.
Other speakers at the final
session of the conferences 23d
annual meeting were Senator
Humphrey, Democrat. of Minne-
sofa. and Senator Bush. Repub-
lican, of Connecticut.
Senator Humphrey said the
present housing program Is too
little and too late"
Federal Action Held Needed.
Senator Bush reviewed the
provisions of the Housing Act of
1854, nov taking shape in the
halls of the Congress-" He de-
clared that housing problems
could not be solved by the State
and the community, but need
Federal action.
Thousands Of homes from
coast to coast stand as monu-
mentS to his effort: hundreds of
thousands of children live a bet
ter life today in sounder neigh
borhoods because he made their
welfare his concern" said Ira s..
Robbins, as he presented the
testimonial.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-13
Churches of Germany


s(Connued from Back Page)
tant Fund. The Christian Science Churches undoubtedly
present the highest demonstrabe knowledge of God and
His Christ but any nucleus of the Christian Science Church
WILL with comparative acquire the imam
cial aid The Mother Church in Boston, Massachusetts,
has a very substantial fund for that very purpose.
Re the $4,000 check-ths should be utilized to supply
authorized Christian Science literature which has for
Of century been demonstrated to be Gods
Savior of His Holy Scriptures from the devsh misner
pretations of His nfalbe Word the part OF the four
European religions, who offenders in this ascending
order; Protestansm, Greek Orthodoxy, Roman Catho
cism Judaisml
The writer has been divinely impeed to assert
and oyer again, that Musson had power with the
devil than the Pope did with God!
Hitler had more power with the devil than Judaism
had with God Hence, six million Christ Science VOID
Hebrews had gve up the ghost and should be
ably humble and meek, and receptive to Gods most adj
vanced aid since His dvney conceived Son, Christ Jesus
namely, His Mary Baker Eddy, who, together with her
Students will aid those unfortunate Hebrews who left this
world collective human conscousness) prematurey with
substantial compensation, however!some demonsrable
reduction of the mythical ghasty farce of material
istence" (p 272, Science and Health with Key the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy)-the ghastly farce
(Continued next column, Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-13
A Physicians Observation
\ Physicians Observation
Human Life Consists Of The
Reactions Of Pain And Pleasure
From Birth To Deaf" J.
A physician 10 the writer,

a physician to the writer, 1877
This physician and the writer used to occasions
ally in lunch and upon his making that observa
ton the writer paused bit in prayer, then responded
substantially 9" believe that be reconciled with Gods
Christ Science -!
Mary Baker Eddy says speaking for God, MANS
extremity is Gods opportunity (which comedies with
jesus observation: Except leave ALL he
be my Disciple!
God brought physicians, eergymen judges, lawyers
educators business and mothers and fathers,
Christian Science because human and Ortho-
dox medicine and psychatry could
perform the servces.of the divine Mind the Holy Ghost,
Infinite Spirit, via the human so-caled mind Hence,
the receptivity of spiritually bankrupt mortas-Adams
and Ewes who have been disjusoned in seeking heshy
paradse!!
Jesus said:
Blessed they that for they shall be COM
forted."!
Blessed they which do hunger thirst after right
eousness for they shall be hlIed'
Blessed the peacemakers for they shall be called
the children of Cod!
blessed the pure in heart for they shall Godr
Suffering for sin and does bring spiritual
purhcation-and! Blessed the meek: for they shall
inherit Life abundantly'."
Blessed when shall revle and prosecute
YOU and shall say all of evil against you false
ly, for my sake.
Rejoice, and be exceeding glad great is your reward
heaven for prosecuted they the prophets which
before you Matt Oh. 81
Philosophers have said that suffering is the pathway
to vi sdom and understanding.
Mary Baker Eddy the youngest of FIVE experiencing
moral and spiritual evolution-"Progress is the law
Cod, her "FaherMother Cod revealed her,-need-
ed to, and could exchange human parenthood for the
divine, having wonderful spiritual conception! and
the Offspring the world through her spiritual
child'-Christ Science!
The Virgin Mother, Mary had option by the
Holy Ghost rather than male carnal mind, and the
product the Messiah, her Son, Jesus-The Christ as
The Ruf Cod
to His Mary, Baker Eddy, thusly: Christ jesus
1t is interesting recall that Joseph was the 18th
youngest of IL Hebrews and Prime Minister IN
Lgyp appointed by God to the Egyptian population
and 20 left the famine in
Canaan and had to Egypt for preservation thus
making the marvellous discovery of the rise
ly imprisoned brother and supposedly dead son.
incidentally, the writer's mother, the youngest of ten
to r. was the only to grasp Christian Scence-moraI
and spiritual evolution in operation!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-13
The Future!- Individual,
National, And International!

Continued from Page 81
because our God is Love'
Gods chosen people, Chrstlike Christian Scientists!
ARE-AND HAVE BEEN-demonstrating perfect God
perfect, wholly harmonious, spiritual and creation
and exclusive, wholly harmonious, spiritual universal!
excluding ALTOGETHER the supposed reality of matter
evil ain, disease death, wars!-the mental and UNREAL
of colds, polio cancer, heart trouble, etc-SUP
POSITITIOUS EFFECTS OF UNSCIENTIFIC, UNCHRIST-
LIKE THINKINCl-but MYTHS!!!
Only the good, the pure, and spiritual, ARE REAL!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-13
Man Proposes but God Disposes y

Meaning this: Catholics Hebrews Professionals Creeks
communists, Asiatics-NO ONE-can escape the moral
nd spiritual evolution which is uncovering, progressively,
e mythical nature of the CHASTITY farce of material
|,nce Demonstrating perfect God and perfect man.
pntua of course! Man is the name for the image of
|MIN-D-Cod the ONE and ONLY.-and HIS perfect
universe spritual!-THERE is NO OTHER!!l
The human and the material, so-called universe
|rs M-YT-H-S!!!-God has revealed and demonstrated
Iva the pure in heart-Chrstlke Christian Scientists
|Hn chosen people"!!
However, ALL human beings are, in their dormant
LATENT divine Municipalities Christian Scientss!-Thats
The modern for the spiritual and daughters of
|C% Jesus being the Number One, of counsel