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Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18
WSCS School Of
Missions At Dover
tcOntlnued from f1rst pare1

| ACOHlthueu from llFSL pager
ference, who will use a symposium
christianity and Wealth.. The Rev
Bohi is a native of Iowa, received
his A. B. degree from John Fletch-
er College and his B. d. from Drew
Theological Seminary. He served
several pastorates in and around
baltimore and since 1850 has held
his present position.
Miss Lydia Gerhart of Orlando.
Florida, will teach on the theme.
THE City, and her text book will
be Man and God In The CITY" bv
Kenneth D. Miller. Miss Gerhart
is a native of Bucks County. Pa
and received her education in that
state. She served in the Philadel-
pnla DeacOness Home and Settle
ment and in 1910 became superin-
tendent of the Methodist Deaconess
Home and West Side Community
House in Cleveland, Ohio. Since
1947, Miss Gerhart has served as
held representative of the DEPART
ment in the Home Field for the
Woman's Division and as such itin-
Grated through Peninsula Confer
ence In the fall of 1851.
Miss Hilda Lorraine Wilev will
teach the course on India. using
Under Three Flags, by Stephen
Nelll, as a text book. Miss Wilev
is a native of Seaford, Del and
was graduated from Wesley Junior
college and Scarritt College in
preparation for her missionary
work in India. AS an I 8 she work
ed in JagdalphuT, Baster District
India, for three years. On return
ing to the States. Miss Wiley took
graduate work at Scarritt and is
now director of religious education
at McCabe Memorial Church viii
mlngton. Her recent experience
VIII enable her to give first hand
information about the missionary
work in India, Pakistan and Cev-
Ion. ~
A workshop for the entire
school will be conducted each dav.
Dy Mrs. H. w. Bland Detwiler of
PleasantVille. N. j., on "The Com
mlttee on Program at Work" Other
daily workshops will be lead bv
MRS. Arthur J. Jackson, president
OF peninsula Conference on "The
Organlzation and Work of the
W. s. c. s." and one on Methodist
Women and the United Nations"
VIII be lead by Mrs. Granville
Hooper, secretary of children's
t'c work for the Northeastern Jurisdic-
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18
GMC Truck, Bus
Brakes Are Improved

Substantial progress towards in.
creased highway safety has beer
made as a result of constant i'm.
provement in GMC truck and bus
brake systems in the past several
years, it was disclosed TODAY nv
p. J. Monaghan, vice president OF
General Motors and general man.
ager of the GMC Truck and Coach
Division
Stopping distances of GMC trucks
and coaches after emergency an
plicatiOn Of the brakes have been
shortened considerably as a result
Of many engineering developments
since World War II by. GMC engi-
neers and brake suppliers, Mona
CHAN said
There has not only been a con-
ttnual Improvement in the safety
factor but a much longer life for the
various cOmpOnents in the brake
system as well", he said. "We are
well aware that this is Of great
significance to the truck on rator
and motoring public, and GATC has
been making every effort possible to
lead the way in this field"
There are three general areas
that govern the effectiveness Of
braking trucks or coaches, Mona
CHAN said. The first is driver per-
ceptiOn and reaction, over which
a manufacturer has little control.
except to make the driver comfort
able, give him a good range of
vision, and place the brake controls
within easy reach.
The second factor is the mechani-
cal transmission of the braking
power, whether it be air or Hy-
to the brakes themselves,
while the third area is the appli-
cation of the brakes at the wheels.
The time between driver reaction
and the full-pressure application of
the brakes at the wheels is an
important interval that
GMC and its brake suppliers have
been working to shorten, the. GMC
executive said. For instance, the
air brake application
time for a GMC 4-wheel tractor
hauling a tandem-axle semi-trailer.
has been cut from 81 seconds to .23
on the rear axle Of the
tractor, while on a 4-passenger GIN
coach the time has been shortened
from AZ to .16 seconds on rear
and from .39 to .18 seconds
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18
Abbott Family
Reunion, June q

A basket lunch to be served at
noon will highlight the. fifteenth
annual reunion of the descendants
of John Wesley and Louisa John
son Abbott, Camden, Del, at River
view Beach. Sunday, June 9th.
About 100 members Of the family
are expected to attend, coming from
Delaware, Pennsylvania, and New
Jersey.
Officers of the reunion are: Mr.
Raymond Pearson, Dover, presi-
dent; Mrs. Harry S. Marker, Will
mington, secretary; Mrs. Ralph
Carey, DoYer, treasurer: Mrs. Har-
'ry Paris, Wilmington general
chairman. ts
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18
Milford Grange Notes

The Parade of Mademoiselle
held in Milford Grange recentl,
proved to be a very nice affair. tn,
dresses worn were entered in ;
contest sponsored by the Nationa
Grange and the Clark Spool Cottor
Company, they were Judged as tC
/ appearance and workmanship. sucI
ais on zippers, buttons and button,
holes, hens, hem line, waist line
cutting on the thread, properI,
Traced, and numerous other details
T Alrs. Alderman Home Demonstra.
ton Agent in Wilmington, Miss
Pierce, clothing specialist at the
University of Delaware and Mrs
keil, Milford High Home Ec
teacher were the judges and the
winner of the first rize was. Mrs
Donald Jester, with a very pretty
striped gingham. All others entered
were highly commended for the
work on the dresses and appear
ance of same. MrsALOngbOtham had
charge of the affair as Home Ec.
chairman for the local Grange.
Many members from Milford
Grange attended the State Grange
Worship Together Sunday on Rural
Life Sunday in May held in the
Red Clay Creek Church in New
Castle County, very close to Har-
mony Grange Hail. Those from the
local Grange having part in the
service were, Mr.. Howard R. Moore,
Chaplain of the State Grange who
mad charge of the arrangements and
presided at the service. The quar-
tette consisting of Messrs Douglas
Fry, Charles Lacy, William Michel
and Harvey Wood sang very beauti-
Iully, the hymn Jesus Lover of My
Soul" they were accompanied by
Mrs. Preston Kenton. Mr.. Preston
henton served as one of the ushers.
Words of appreciation were given
near the close of the service by
Mrs. Clarence E. Jester, Past State
Flora of the State Grange. After
the services the Milford members
Joined the State Officers and others
at the home of Mr.. Bayard Taylor
State Grange Secretary and Mrs.
taylor and enjoyed a buffet supper.
Other members present from the
local Grange were: Mr.. Paris Kir-
Dy' State Grange Overseer and Mrs.
Kirby, Mrs William Michel, Mrs.
Harvey Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Jester, Mrs. Douglas Fry, Mr.. and
Mrs. John LOngbotham.
Many members of the local
Grange will take part in the Chic
ken Festival to be held in George
town this week.
AT the meeting of the local
Grange to be held this Saturday.
June 18th, at p. m. Mr.. Paris
Kirby will have charge of the
lecturer hour and will have as his
theme Save A Life Program" Mr..
William Michel, Master will preside
0Eer the business meeting.
The public is invited to use the
picnic area located on route 1I3
West of Milford and Just south of
Bratten Heights, which is being
sNonsored by Milford Grange in
cooperation with the State Highway
Department Drive out to it some Of |
.hese hot afternoon, and take a few
and jug of cold tea.
and enjoy your lunch out in the
open. 1t is there for the benefit of
my who will avail themselves Of
he opportunity to make use of it. /
Kansas was named for the Kansa /
indian tribe.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18
sToRK ADVANCE

FREDERICKSBURG, Va.-(Al
Mrs Carl Joseph LaMonica picked
up a newspaper and read-to her
amazement she had become the
mother of girl. The next day She
lived up to advance notice went
to the hospital, became the mother
Of girl
The hospital explained it wasn't
IN the habit Of giving out such am
nouncements ahead of the stork.
In this case it was mixup of rec
ords. The lady who had the first
girl was another Mrs. LaMonica-
Mrs. Guida Louis LaMonica.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18
Traffic Increases
On All Counters
CONTINUED from flrst Darel

service due to construction opera
ttons in progress where it is To-
Gated.
Along T. S. Route 1S, at a point
north Of Smyrna, the increase was
6.25 percent with the daily aver
age of vehicles counted being To-
l5S and the largest single day was
Monday, May 31st, when 1889 We
hieles were counted.
An increase Of 7.O4 percent. was
recorded along U. S. Route 113 at
q point north of Milford, where the
daily average of vehicles counted
was 5,702 and the largest single
day was Sunday, May 3Oth, when
1921 vehicles were counted.
The largest increase for the
month was recorded along u. s
Route lS, at point south of Green
wood, where the increase was 11.21
percent and the daily average Of
vehicles counted was 5,615 with fhe
largest single day being Fridav
May 28th. when 1910 vehicles were
counted.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18

Three U. S. Presidents, Johnson,
Jackson and Polk were born in
North Carolina.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18
OCEAN VIEW


On Monday evening, June T. a
surprise birthday party was given
Mrs. Francis Derrickson at her
home, by Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Simpler Of Selbyville. Those pres
ent were! Mr. and Mrs. Virgil ID.
McCabe Of Millville, Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Hickman, Mr.. and MRS.
William 2. Beauchamp and grand
son Rupert, and Mr.. and Mrs RAY
mond Hickman and daughter, ali
Of Bethany Beach; Mr.. Rueben s.
Daisey, Mrs. Nettie Hickman, Mr.
and Mrs. HARRISON Hickman, Sr..
Mr.. and Mrs. HARRISON Hickman, Jr..
and two daughters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas e. Hickman, Jr. and three
daughters, and Mr.. and mrs. Les
ter Kauggman. all of Ocean View;
Mrs. Sherman Bishop, Mrs. Montre-
liza Hudson, Mrs. Norman Whaiey
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Bishop and
two daughters all Of Salisbury, Md.
Refreshments Of ice cream, cake,
candy and nuts were served. Several
lovely gifts were received.
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Shore Horror Show
Is Due Tonight
CONTINUED from flrgt %.

Continued from first page)
lures who will leave the stage and
circulate among the audience
its ghastly, its weird and its com
ing to the stage of the Shore Thea
tire one night only, Friday. June
18TH, at eleven p. m. Regular stage
show prices will prevail and tickets
may be purchased in advance.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18

The temperature or birds is high
er than that of mammals.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18
HUNT FOR SAFETY

SACRAMENTO, Calf. - (R -
Big 1ackrabbits make landings and
taKeotfs hazardous at the Municipal
airport. Police Chief James Hicks
leo 80 policemen on a hunt. They
shot more than $50 rabbits which
were fed to the city zoos lions and
panthers
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18

cHAs- sTARRETT in STRANGER FROM TEXAS
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18

Thurs, Fri, 8 Sat-, June "a, Is & 26
JUDY cANovA in "UNTAMED HEIREss~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-10
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Mar. 1O.-Britain
last night announced plans for a
guided missile-atomic age Royal
Navy involving sweeping changes
in almost all types of vessels in
the feet.
Among these changes are
swept-wing jet fighters capable
Of carrying A-bombs. aircraft
carriers designed to handle
heavier and more powerful
planes. speedy surface units with
improved methods of killing
submarines and stepped-up pro-
duction Of small navy craft.
j. p. L. Thomas, First Lord of
the Admiralty, told the House
of Commons: 1.-THE potential
enemy must realize that, If the
need should arise, the navy will
fight the next war with the next
wars weapons"
He outlined the changes
some nearing completion and
others still in the planning stage
in presenting the. navy's esti-
mate of 1858 million ($988.4 mil
lion) for the coming fiscal year.
Britain now is rated as the
third largest naval power after
the United States and Soviet
Russia. The theme of Mr..
Thomas speech was that the
Royal Navy intended to be Sec
ond to none in the employment
Of modern weapons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-10
Navy Chief Reveals Plans
/ For Britain S Aton7ic-Aqe Fleet

OF all the fleet types. only
battleships-once the powerful
backbone Of the battle line
remain unchanged and largely
unmentioned. Britain has only
one battleship in commission
now.
The carriers, the new queens
Of the fleet, are being equipped
with flight decks angled fore and
aft for longer takeoff and land
ing area and steam catapults.
Both changes enable the carriers
to handle faster and heavier air
craft now being introduced.
Regarding aircraft, the Ad-
miralty said the Hawker Sea
Hawk single-seat jet fighter and
the De Havilland Sea Venom
two-seat all-weather fighter will
eventually be replaced by twin
jet, swept wing fighter. "Devel-
opment and production is pro-
ceeding" on this new plane. the
Admiralty said. It will be capable
of supersonic speeds. carry air.
to-air guided missiles and can
be fitted to carry atomic bombs.
STEADY progress is being made
in the development of q large
guided missile for fleet and con-
voy protection. and the first
guided weapon trials ship will be
fitted out shortly" MIR. Thomas
said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-10
for juniors
THE WASHABLE
ORION TOPPER
1895

It's washable, but woter-repel-
lent. 1t obhors moths and mIdew.
1t sheds wrinkles in the whisk of
q lambs toll. It's warm but light.
It's lovely in white, blue, pink,
nude. 1t was O feature of March
"Seventeen". Have it in sizes
7 to IS.
WGL-Junior Miss Apparel, 4th Floor
also Chevy Chase and Alexandra
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Detroit Economic Club, Void Of the
Superior, Dynamic Fruehauf God
Christ Science Messiah!-jesus and
Mrs. Eddy No. | and No. z In The
Dog House" With Sheraton
Cadillac Hotel!

Sheraton Cadillac has better for its Ballroom than
the warmed hash of Economic speakers, still run
ming around in spiritual short pants'!an organization of
Protestant Catholic and Hebrew spiritual crippes trying
solve the problems OF the second half of the goth Cen
fury, with 9th Century tragcaly incompetent, theolo
gies!-vvhose victims into the millons!-who lean
false gods the devils medicine surgery and psychia
try order stand straight in their sins and spiritual
immaturity!
Then there is the socaled natural science! Thomas
Edison and Charles p Stnmetz could define cleo
rcity-perhaps not matter mental, the MYTH
during the first quarter of the goth Century despite it's
demonstrabe definition via Gods highest representative
since Christ Jesus-Mary Baker Eddy in Gods Liberator
and Savior Of the Bible the Christian Science textbook
SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIP
TURES, presented in 1875!
ELECTRICITY is MENTAL {prce! The universe
is exclusively MENTAL but sprtuals and wholly har-
monious-in Gods sight
Electricity is supposttious counterfeit Of that spr-
tua forceof God!wieded by the Prophets before and
after, Moses In the of Moses, the spiritual
power of the Word of Cod again. and again. and again,
annuling the SEEMING power and SEEMING REALITY
of matter!
And, Notwithstanding do in this modern
age, that material objects ARE destructble, MENTAL
See : Detroit Economic Club-Page
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THINE - Jesus.
REAsoN-As PER GABRIEL. AND. OR. MICHAEL.

THINE u Jesus.
REAsoN-As PER GABRIEL. AND. OR. MICHAEL.
BUT REAsoNl-AnseIs Of Love; Of Truth
Come now, and let US REASON together. Though your
sins be as scarlet they shall be white snowl ISAIAH
God, again, rs centuries more later: Reason Tho
most active human facvIiyI (s&H.
And continuing, in substance: Through reason, PER-
SuADE the morfa-Adsm or Eve-of his mistaken means
OF attaining the seemingly desrsbel
Success in error via the deviID is defeat in TRUTH
MRS. Eddy
AS THE SoWING-AND THINKINc-so THE REAPNc
BE not deceived, God is NOT MocKEDl.-whstsoeysr
man sowefh. that shall he also resp'l-si. Paul
Divine Love always has met and always will meet
every human needl is impartial and universal in is
edaPtafion and besiowas II is the open fount which
no, everyone that fhirseih ye 10 the waters
PERFECT GOD AND PERFECT MAN land perfect uni
versel-ths sprva the so-esIled material is shsdowy
MYTHICAL counterfeit Of the dvinelD IS THE BASIS OF
THOUGHT AND DEMONSTRATIONS God TO Mrs. Eddy
sab, p. 2s9)
The Master. Christ Jesus. promised rewards Of "a hun
bred foldll-My Works and greater shall ye do"l-BUT-
" We love Me- keep Ny Commandments
~ ye ask ANYTHNc-IN MY NAME (nsivre)-I The
Christ, triumphant, divine, IdesD WILL do IN
YOU AND THE OTHER FELLOW
You, in scientific chrisiIike spiritual consciousness
latent or aefive-sre Gods eternal triumphant and
daughter, both. in individual eonseiovsnesslI
so IS THE OTHER FELLoWIll
Hence, the practically Of the Golden Rule according
70 The masculine and feminine chrisf-who can do ALL
things, God spprovns
See Page 7
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aghaSt at nothingneSSo
Claim The Good
Man being created in Nh
spiritual image and Iikene,,
Of God. is assured and COM
forfed that harmony is rel.
and supply already prepared
and is established in divin,
Mind. But one may question
why can't ! make my demon
sfration? II should be we'll uni
derstood that as long as any
one has the thought that God
should take away from one,
his demonstration, and give
TO another, who has nd
claimed God, good, as his YER,
substance Of Iife-he is stand
ing in the way Of making hi
own demonstration.
We are taught that II 4
through righteous thinking
that Truth is revealed to usl
And beyond any doubt it
through pure scientific Chris
tianity that individuals proy}
by demonstration, the eyeI
presence of God, good. Mar
is remembered according ID
the greatness of the mercy d
"Our Father-Mother God al
harmonious"
Mans Greatness Of Spirit
II is true that mans great
ness is born of Spirit, and a9
he claims his birthrighl, op-
preston cannot be exercised
against him. And as man stops
letting error of the material
senses close in on him, he
learns how TO demonstrate
supply. harmony, peace, loy|
and contentment. These are|
among the good things which
God knows, and they arc all
included in divine Mind
Infinite Power
And since there is only one
Mind. the immortal, infinite.
only has power. So it is good
thing to make error in human
Consciousness be still. and let
in the fullness of the Truth
which diSpellS all evil.
We hear so often that as
one lifts up his voice TOO much
against error. il gives too
much TO meet.
Continued On Page q
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Habakkuk declared: For
the earth shall be filled with
the knowledge of the glory of
the Lord, as the waters cover
T the sea-" Hab. 2;l4.
Woman Proved Evil Unreal
One of the greatest things
in the world is to be able to
demonstrate Truth and divine
Love in some measure over
error. II happened not very
long ago, a woman who works
in an office had to make the
demonstration.
A man came into the office
while she was alone and de-
manded that she give him
some money for carfare, land
do it quickly" he exclaimed.
The woman did it quickly; she
knew that man is the spiritual
image and likeness of God,
and he could not be vicious.
Immediately after the right
thought took place, the young
man began to step back, away
from her desk, took his hands
out of his pocket, and said,
MAN, | only need % cents to
get to place where | will be
employed" And with humility
rather than resentment in his
voice, he continued: Some
day ! will repay you And us
ing spiritual sense, she con-
sidered that God had wonder
fully blessed her, and she said
just a moment. The man pa
tiently waited; she gave him
the quarter, and he went on
his way, and said to her may
God bless you.
Christ Jesus said: For
whatsoever shall give you a
cup of water to drink in my
name, because we belong to
Christ, verify say unto you,
he shall not lose his reward"
Mrs. Eddy has written in
her textbook, Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip
lures, page 563: Human
sense may well marvel at dis
cord. while, to diviner sense,
harmony is the real and dis
cord the unreal" We may
well be astonished at hatred,
which lifts hydra head, show.
ing its horns in the many in
ventions of evil. But why stand
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Community Itself Is Delinquent, Too!
Growing lawIessness OF Youth
Called Sign OF Social Decay!

(NY Herald Tribune, May 3o)
Outside Of Christian Science homes, Churches and
Sunday Schoos.!! AFT. C.S
And how people hate themselves! (smiesl
The devil is in high gear loo fast for the devils
anti Christ Judas Judasm the devils Christianity
Cathocisrn the Russian and Balkan Greek Orthodoxy
the Franklin Harry breed Of Protesantism and
the devils medicine, surgery, and psyehatry; well
the spiritually naked, so-cailed natural scence-natur-
ally dupe' and sucker for the devil = animal mag.
netism -materialism which requires divine, spirit
See Community Itself is Delinquent-Page
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Security from Diapers to Death!!!

(smIes)
The devil wants 60 million to underwrte the security
Of high pressure minority which has already cost the
country billions Of imitation, excessive cost in
Guiding the mubillcns devilsh folly of Bring the boys
back home !-premature rehabilitation.
And almost lost the peace!
A MASTER INTEL GENCE-IS-AVAILABLE FOR
LIFE MORE ABUNDANTLY"!
BUT NOT via Satan bound labor leadership and the
devils Democratic rackeeering!
GODS FORMULA THEREFOR:
Seek ye FIRST the Kingdom Of God and His right
eousness, and ALL. shall be added on to you!
Also, by the Master:
Ask and ye shall receive.
Seek and ye shall find
knock and it shall be opened for you! -
BUT-one ASK God FOR moral and spiritual
THOUGHTS and IDEAS IN harmony with the Golden
Rule, SCIENTIFICALLY, according to the triumphant,
Christ miracle Messiah mlcnniurn!!!-
In order to work out the greatest good for the great
est number!
CENTURIES OF WARS AND RUMoRs OF WARS!
EARTHQUAKES! DISTRESS OF NATIONS! MEMS
See Security From Diapers to Death-Page
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Word Crisis Tension Felt More
Abroad Than In U.S."

(by David Lawrenee)
From the NJ. Y. Tribune)
Today in Europe
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Veterans Hospital Practices
Examined!
&c. s. Monitor, May ~
Josephine Ripley

Josephine KpIeY
Ss55 600 cost PER YEAR,
"l69 HOSPITALS oPERATED4 - CONSTANTLY
INCREASING! 800 600 PATIENTS TREATED EACH
YEAR, 1874 PER CENT FOR SERVICE CONNECTED
AiLMENTsI $3.50 LiKEWsE!-BUT BECAUSE OF
NEW AiLMENTS $685. AILMENTS VOID OF
MILITARY CONNECTION!
DETROIT TRIBUNE COMMENT:
New hospitals cost up to 900 per bed! - The cost
of L-B-ER-A-T-N-C Hebrews and Christians from their
spiritually naked European reeons prisoners Of the
devi-animaI magneiism!-and fhe devils medicine sur
gerry and psychaiy spiritually naked edveaion including
so-caed natural science; drugess. so-eaed heang and
faith and prayers VOID of Gods Second Advent Of the
Messah!-in absolute and divine Master Science miracle
Messiah giving MIRACLE AGE for the pure in heartl
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Charles p. Stenmetz, late electrical wizard
in May Living Tissue '-Antviviseetion)
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The Detroit Tribune and Its Spiritual
Warfare! Cod Commanded
and God Sustained
To Execute Righteousness! Justice!
Merey!-To Relieve The Oppressed!

As per Jesus rye SHALL devils! Preach the
Gospel TO every creaiUrew
f Thy brother offend thee rebUke HIM and il he repent
oreive him! seventy times seventh!
Mrs Eddy thereto:
Beloved Brethren: The love Of loving Lord was
manifest than in its condemnation OF ALL
error WHEREVER FOUND | counsel ihee rebvke and ex-
hort another!
(p 10, &C. s. Pan.heism" by Mrs. Eddy
FRIENDSHIP THAT IS DIVINE. is INSPIRING
GENUINELY COMFORTING, LIBERATING,
ENLlCHTENlNG. :!
BLESSING OUR FRIENDS AND ENEMIES!
''lf we have TRiUMPHED sufficiently The errors Of
MATERIAL sense 10 ALLOW SOUL TO HOLD THE CON.
troll we SHALL LOATHE sin and REBUKE IT UNDER
EVERY MASK.
only in this way CAN bless enemies though
they MAY NOT SO coNsTRUE words.
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