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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

Christian Science by Mary
Baker Eddy defines CREATOR
IS Spirit; Mind; intelligence;
the snimafing divine Principle
Of oil that Is real and good;
sslf-existent Life, Truth, and
Love; that which is perfect and
eternal; the opposite Of mat
ter and evil, which have no
Principle; God, who made oil
that was made and could not
create an atom or an element
the opposite OF Himself"
Study For Inspiration
The study of the Bible, and
Science and Health, show the
way out of sickness, ignorance
of Truth, sin. and wickedness.
And how NOT to compromise
with them, but let all error
be a liar. The study of Truth
points out the way to demon
stration of the true wisdom
and knowledge of the ages.
THAT THE MAN OF GOD
Az BE THOROUGHLY
FURNISHED UNTO ALL
GOOD WORKS." UI Timothy
3:l7)
Man, representing his in
herited possession of distinct
iveness, and spiritual being is
highest of the creation. And
this of course, makes the real
spiritual man of Gods Gre
alton unbiased. unprejudiced,
charitable, loving and kind
WITHOUT compromising good
with sin, sickness, and death.
This is true because God has
always lived. Therefore, man
made in His image and like
ness, even when he passes on,
out of this existence, we learn
through study, that he lives
in consciousness with wings of
Spirit. II is good, then, that
all should watch closely. and
keep our consciousness clear.
Christian Living
The characteristics which
reeoneiles man 10 God,
through Christ Jesus. are
brought out in Christian liv-
ing, that Is spiritual and not
material. This Of course.
leaves no room or place for
animal magnetism thypnotism)
and evil 10 enter. and enables
the human race 10 know that
divine life Is not az the mercy
OF any ignorance or Of human.
mental malpractice. Because AZ
the end such will only hurt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
President Eisenhower's Team!

God is enightening beloved President how 10 evaI
ua'e the different members Of his tesm-Ikewse his poI
cal opponents in both political psrtiesl
President Eisenhower is vnquestionsbly observing the
operations OF Judaism his stion-Hebrew Major
Irving Peess promoted sffer his Red sympsihes dis
cosed There is documentary information available that
damaging evidence against Hebrews in the government sud-
denly vsnshe-she complete fIesl-Fgvre that oU tsmes
President Eisenhower vnqvesonabIy knows more about
Spiritual wiekedness in high places than he presently
utilize sdvantageovsy-Jesus observation: Wait for the
harvest time separate the chat from the wheat being per-
tinent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
MIR. Joseph Dellabonta
2944 McDougsll
Detroit, Michigan

Detroit, Michigan
Dear Mr.. Dellabonta;
God whom His Chosen People-Christlike Christian
Scientists-know "our Father.Mother God all-hsr-
monous'-commands to write you and to express
sincere sympathy the robbery of savings
Now you going to discover true wealth and how
wealthy in your true bengdivnely scientific,
Chrstke, spiritual consciousness!Cods very image and
Iikeness-and in possesson-NOW-in increasing meas-
ureof your heavenly, harmonious existence of endless
billions of yearsll!-"life abundanty", truly-ss
great Master and Savior Christ Jesus promised And
he spoke, by authority, of God, Himselfowing to His
Holy Ghost conceived Sonship of the Virgin Mary.
But do allow the European religious crpples! to
defrsud you Of Jesus promises my works and GREATER
shall ye do'l!l Their fundamentals perfect and
we're using thcm-wth divinely inspired
thanks to Gods fulfilled Christ-promised "Comforter
Second Coming of Christ" Truth-"even the Holy
Ghost, the spirit Of Truth. Who will teach you all
things :" John IL
See The Wealth Of Wisdom-Psse
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Wednesday Night Impressions
Of Last Saturday, Christian Science
Lecture, Before $500 to $500


Mr.. George Claiming CS.B. very fine person, and
Christian Scientist, delivered fine lecture-express
ing both the Fatherhood and the Motherhood of God
ypihed by the Fighting Angel Michael, and the gentle
angel Gabriel.
We believe however, that MIR. Claiming 10 capable
of superior, dynamic Christian Science lecture,
efectual to fight the battles of the Lord dvine Love
spiritual warfare with the world, the Hesh and the
devil" imperative to heal the Clobal MYTH Of ev!-
and counterfeit long delayed headings and premature
deaths, under the best therapeutics earth today!
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TREATMENT!
PART 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Jesus and Judas.

Jesus truly prac'eed what he prsaehed-that He had
MOT TO DESTROY. BUT TO FULFILL THE LAW"l
Hence, Jesus as per Scripture: WAIT PATIENTLY ON
THE LORD cdivine INDEPENDENTLY LOVINGLY.
AND sELFLEssLY OBSERVES GOD AND THE
DEVIL RUNNING THEIR COURSES RELATIVE TO
JUDAS. THE HIGHPRlESTS, PLATE. HEROD;
LIKEWISE PETER. AND THE OTHER DISCIPLES!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Premature Deaths

THE DEvIL-ANlMAL MAcNETIsMI-IN RELIGION
AND THE EVL.sATURATED MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY
ANIMAL NORTHUMBERLAND
SUFFocATES THE THINKING. THE VERY LIFE OF
TWO YOUNG MEN-35YEAR-oLD HEBREW AND
37YEAR-oLo BOY WONDER INDUsTRIALIsTI Detroit
Tmesl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
$4,000 Savings Stolen!

$4,000 Savings Stolen!
A Victim Of the Wrong Kind Of
Prayers!-If Any! and Reliance on
the Devils Medicines Materia
land All PhysieaID Mediea!-and
Christ Science Void Prayers! and
Psychological Endeavors!-and their
'Whitewash' So-CaIIed Cures!
Cures Only in BELIEF!
Only Gods Divinely Scientific
ChristIike Protection Proteets!!!
December 9, 1876
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
The Dixon-Yates Deal!

HEBREW PRESIDENTIAL ADVsER-LEWIS {.
sTRAUss-DID NOT PROTECT THE PRESIDENT VS..
THE DEAL BEING A CLUB IN THE HANDS OF
POLITICAL ENEMIES
n a CESSATION or 7. v. A. EXPANSION BE
EFFECTED A PRIVATE POWER CONTRACT NEEDED
NEGOTIATION ONLY AT THE RIGHT TIME WITH
THE DEMONSTRATED RIGHT MEM ADMINISTERING
THE NECoTIATioNSI-WiTH PUBLIC OPINION
BEING INFORMED STEP BY STEP
PART
THE NEXT YEARS SHOULD Be WONDERFUL W
ACHIEVEMENTS, ENLIGHTENMENT, PROGRESS
THE LAW or coD"I
"cRoWTH IS THE ETERNAL MANDATE OF
MI-N-p"-THE INFINITE, GOD. HIMsELFI-THE
ONE AND ONLY TRUE AND REAl-THE ONE SOUL,
INFINITE SPIRIT, THE LIFE THAT KNOWS NO BIRTH
OR pEATHl-AND HAS NO PARENT Inland Of
THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE BUT GOD, HlMsELFIn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

NLLEN FAKK VETERANS HOSPITAL
VIA THE SENSUALITY-oF THE DEVELOP
NATERIA MEDlcA AND THE DEVILS JUDAS
JUDAIsM-TAKES MEYER M PLoTNlcK WORLD
WAR u VETERAN FOR IS YEARS.
QUITE ACTIVE AND PUBLIC SPIRITED
"Hs was member Of the Yetr-cohsn post No. $40 Of
the Jewish War Veterans the Bna Brh active In the
Torch Drive and other charities" Detroit Times)
But THE DEVIL WOULD NOT LET HIM CHOOSE
THE ONE THING NEEDFULT
Mary did-whoss brother, Lazarus Jesus raised from
the dsadI
Martha did MOTT In the words Of Jesus "Msrihs was
careful end troubled about many fhinssT
Are you masculine . feminine Msrhs7 Better be q
masculine or feminine Msry-mssning ths Peter James
John, and Andrew had the right ssn Doubling Thomss
was pretty weak Poor Judas worse but 80 bad
~ the ivnse Hsbrsle. spiritual bastard HEB i2 o. hIuh
prssisl
See Premature Deaths-Pase -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Christian Warfare

"CHRISTIANS MUST TAKE UP ARMS AGAINST
ERROR AT HOME AND ABROAD.
"THEY MUST CRAPPLE WITH SIN IN
THEMSELVES AND IN OTHERS, AND CONTINUE
THIS WARFARE UNTIL THEY HAVE
FINISHED THEIR COURSE.
"IF THEY KEEP THE FAITH, THEY WILL HAVE
See Wednesday Night Impressons-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
President Eisenhower's Increasing
Stature Testified to by the
C.S. Monitor!
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF. c.s. 4

= 2 -
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our Father-Mother God, all
harmonious" Up. l6 Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace OF Goo
do Fruehauf- Martin Luther job in this age! And
Howl Science & Health our textbook Is Gods LID
A HIGHER AND TRuER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIENDl AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOOL
Jesus slowed righteousness and hated inquity"l
The "lukewarm" live in a fools paradise"l
YEARS APPRENTICESHIP. PLUS PRAYER. is
ENABLING THE PRESIDENT TO sIFT THE cHAFF
FROM THE WHEAT. AND TO SEPARATE THE
GOATS FROM THE sHEEPi GOD AND THE DEVIL
DO ALL THAT IS DONE!
THERE IS NO ABSOLUTE FREEDOM OF THE WILL
WHArsoEvERl-THE ROMAN CATHOLIC DOCTRINE
or FREE WILL TO THE CONTRARY. NoTwlTH-
STANDING!
If THE CATHOLIC PRIESTHOOD HAD FREEDOM OF
Tie WILL THE ENTIRE PRIEsTHoo0-FRom
PRIEST TO POPE, iNcLUslvE!-WoULD BE CHRIST.
LIKE CHRISTIAN sclENTISTS!!
AND THEN COULD TAKE sERIousLY-WTH
DEMONSTRATION - JESUS WONDERFUL
PROMISE: my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL
YE DO'lM
THEM TOO THE CATHOLIC PRIESTHOOD WOULD
NOT FORBID OR DISCOURAGE ITS FOLLOWERS
FROM EXAMINING OR BEING EXAMINED! IN GODS
FULFiLlMENT OF THE CHRIST PROMISED
"coMFoRTER"-"sEcoND COMING OF CHRIST
TRIUMPHANT. INvNclBLE. DIVINE LIFE, TRUTH,
AND loVEl-"EvEN THE HOLY GHOST, THE SPIRIT
OF TRUTH, WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL
THINGS :" John l4-FuflIed in Gods Christ Miracle
Science Messiah!
PART
THESE YEARS MAY BE LIkENED UNTO THE
PERIOD OF PREPARATION OF GENERAL
EISENHOWER, PRIOR TO THE NORMANDY
LANDINGS IN FRANCE ON v.D OAKLAND THE
MARVELLOUS, TRIUMPHANT LIBERATION OF
WESTERN EUROPEl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
ALL and Go to Get Married?
That Good? (SmiIes) MonopoIistie?

WILL THIS WORK OUT THE GREATEST GOOD
FOR THE GREATEST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pIvINELY. SCIENTIFICALLY, ACCORDING TO
CHRISTIE
WILL THE DEvlL-ANIMAL MAGNETISM
ALIsM!-HAvE GREATER POWER TO DEFEAT
THE PUBLIC INTEREST," OR WILL THE GUIDANCE
or JOUR- FATHER-MoTHER GOD, AlL-HARMoNous"
BE AccEPTeD7-"A CONSERVATION DEvouTLy
TO BE WlsHEDI
POWER HoNEYMooNs' OF THE DEvILl or THE
WAGNER LABOR RELATIONS AcT-CoMMUNIST-
INSPIRED AND WRiTTEN!I-
AND THE INSANE, FRAUDULENT ADMINISTRATION
OF THE kLRBI-NATioNAL LABOR RELATIONS
BoARD-THE DEVILS DUPE-F. D. R.-PAcKlNG
NLRB WITH REDS AND FELLOW TRAvELERs!!!-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WIckEDkEss IN HIGH
PLAcESI
THE CRIMINALS, REDS AND DuPEs IN ORGANIZED
LABOR Numbered WAR PRoDUcTIoNl-cosT THE
LIVES OF MILITARY PERsoNNELl-AND FORCED
GOD TO SLAP DOWN THE LABOR BARoNs WITH
TAFT.HARTLEY FOR THE BIBLICAL YEARS PLUSH
PART
WHAT IS TO BE. WILL BE"l-AccoRDINc TO
cHRsT-THE TRIUMPHANT. MAGNIFICENT IDEA OF
COD JESUS, CREATION AND CONDUCT
ALMIGHTY GOD, SUPREME IN WISDOM EVER
PRESENT, oMNIAcTIvE-"oUR FATHER-MoTHER
GOD ALL.HARMoNoUsT ts&H) BEING THE RULER
OF THE ONE REAL UNIVERSE AND cREAToN-
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVERY ioTA
OF THE UNIVERSE WITH HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIEEl AND, DEAR READER. DO YOU THINK THE
DEvIL-ANlMAL GNETisM-MATERiALlsM-
HAS ENOUGH ACTUAL POWER TO USURP SPAcE-To
HORN IN ON TERRITORY SATURATED WITH
THE POWER AND CREATION OF GOD WHO IS LOVE-
DIVINE PRINCIPLES? DON'T BE SILLY BRoTHERl
smiIes)
PART
OUR ECONOMIC, RELIGIOUS. AND POLITICAL
EDUCATION, ETC, SHALL CONTROL OR BE
ENLIGHTENED BY COMING EVENTS!
The writer says LET the devil do his damndes! smiles
On the basis Of personal demonstration. God TO Mrs.
Eddy US: why stand sshast at no'hnsness? The
sum total Of human error p 563. SAILOR any aspect OF
The MYTHICAL "ghsstIy farce OF material so-esed)
exisienes'I Up. 272. s&H.
And again, after God closed conference for Mrs Eddy
and some chosen Students Nov, my dear students
the grandeur Of your outlook the subimity OF your
hope faith the infinite capacity Of your being you
See CLIO & AFL to Get Married-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Fear. No EriI
By B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
TRUTH DESTROYS ERROR
DIVINE LOVE DESTROYS HATE
BY 3. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

I'm THE BEGINNING GOD CREATED THE HrAvI
AND THE EARTH."-csnssis III.
The Bible also tells TN the beginning was The w.
and the Word was with God and the Word was God
TN him was Life; and the Life the light Of rsI
And the light shinsfh in Darkness and the darkness smp
hended N not"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

PA R T
Arizona sun., 1954-07-09

physical science; and social sci
ences, including American history.
ATLANTA UNIVERSITY,
Atlanta, Georgia:
More than thirty visiting educa-
tors have Joined the summer facul-
ty in addition to the regular facul-
ties of the Atlanta University Cen
ter, accol ding to an announcement
by Dr. Wesley J. LYDIA, Director of
the Atlanta University Summer
School.
In addition to guest teahcers
from the public school system of
Atlanta and educational organiza-
tions throughout the state of Geor-
gia, several other states are also
represented Amnog them are Tex
as, Alabama, Virginia, North Car
olina, Missouri, Pennsylvania, New
York, and Florida.
Featured during the summer ses-
sion are School Health Workshop,
the Language Arts Workshop. the
Elementary Education Workshop,
the Workshop in Temperance and
Alcoholic Education, the Class for
the Mentally Retarded, the Speech
Hearing Clinic, the Principals
Workshop, and courses in Audio-
Visual Education.
Arizona sun., 1954-07-09
EDUCATION
NOTES
HAMPTON INSTITUTE, Hampton

Virginia:
The Hampton Institute Summer
Session will feature again the pre-
College six-week session for high
school graduates. This pre-colleeg
session was established as a part of
the Hampton Institute curriculum
during the 1858 Summer Session.
The session grew out of an effort
some of the iffsuclietid ETdy
on the part of the college to rem
edy some of the difficulties exper-
fenced by some students in making
successful transition from high
school to college, and the high per-
centage of failing grades made by
freshmen, especially in English and
mathematics courses.
The special session began June
21 and will continue through July
21.
Arizona sun., 1954-07-09

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Arizona sun., 1954-07-09

- NEW YORK, (GlobaD - Willie
Bryant, still one Of the greatest
disk jockeys in the business, is
back broadcasting from the Baby
Grand Cafe. Last Monday night
Willie's opening Cor re-opening)
was "out of this world as notables
from stage, screen, radio, TV and
records showed up to greet him.
Los Angeles: The new Savoy
Bathrooms policy is to book double
attractions to appear each week
end. On June Is Amos Millburn
and his ork, along with Choker
Campbell's ork, appeased and did
well, too T.. Louis Jordan re-
turned to the West Coast with an
engagement at the Green Mill
Ballroom Johnny Otis and
his orchestra continue their long
stand at Club Alimony The
Larks are at the Gatineau Coun-
try Club in Hull, Quebec.
MGM Records, under the direc-
ton of Jimmy Vino. is set to
launch its RIB sides, and this writ
er predicts they will be tops in this
field The Normanaires. .un-
Ger the direction of ASCAP COM
poser and arranger, Fred Norman,
did their recording session for
MGM last week
Louise Woods, Mable Lee, Con-
ME Carroll, and Charles Riley, (the
only Negro Tenor to sing with the
Metz are heading the cast OF
"BroWnskin Models" which is now
in rehearsal and will open at the
Apollo July 16. The show will fea-
ture six of the most beautiful
brown models in the country. The
chorus is rehearsing over in Phila-
delphia, and the principals are re-
hearSing at Suntan Studios here in
New York.
Two featured payers, Frank
Wilson and Terry Carter, on the
Philip Morris-Pet Milk radio SERIES
''The Story of Ruby Valentine"
have been offered stage roles this
week Carter will go into the off
Broadway production of Stein
beck's "Of Mice and Men," Veteran
actor Wilson has been asked to
join the cast of Take a Giant
Step" when it is produced in Lon
don this fall.
Mitzi Mason all set for her disk
Jockey tour Sarah Vaughan
seen about town Enrol Gar
ner and Woody Herman and his
Third Herd still clicking at Broad
ways Basin Street Cafe The
Trenier Bros still at Downtown
Cafe Society.
Arizona sun., 1954-07-09
SOLVE A
G. r IM :
ARIZONA SUN
BY A. C.. Gordon
YOU ARE THE DETECTIVE

One of your friends, Police Ser
geant Tom Blake, asks for your
help on one of his cases. Here are
the facts as he has gathered them:
Four gangsters had a rendezvous
one dark night in little square
shack on a lonely hill. Save for the
large chinkS in the door and the
broken window on the north side,
there was no ventilation. There
was no light, although the rising
moon family lit up a single win
dow, but sent no beams into the
dark interior of the shack. The
four gangSters fitted silently, one
by one, into the shack and seated
themselves in the dark-no words
were spoken = all communication
being made by code messages
tapped out on the wooden table.
A shot suddenly rang out, then
mad scramble, and three of the
men ran out of the shack and to-
wards the nearby road. 1t was here
that Sergeant Blake and four of
his men intercepted the fleeing
gangsters. He had received a tip
on the strange meeting, but az
rived too late to prevent the death
of one of the hOOdlums, Dan DOO-
ley. At headquarters, Sergeant
Blake questioned the three survi-
vors, and thanks to his lie detectOr,
was able to ferret out the true
facts from the conflicting stories
told by the men.
1t seems no one knew just
where anyone else was sitting, but
the man opposite Buzz Carpenter
Sneezed several times. Steve New
som was positive that the shot had
been fired by the man on his right
All four chairs were occupied when
the shot was fired. The murdered
man was seated next to Gus Cor
man, because he bumped into Cor
man when he fell.
Although these facts collected by
Sergeant Blake are meager, he
asks if you can deduce from them
just which man shot Dan DoOley
Can you do it?
SOLUTION
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Arizona sun., 1954-07-09

Every day there are $500 more
mouths to feed at the breakfast
table, and for lunch and supper,
too. The food for these new ones
and the clothes for their backs
must come from the soil. The Ma
ton has lost a third of it's good top
soil already. We cannot afford to
lose more. Conservation practices
save water and soil and help pro-
duce more crops. Let's speed up
conservation in Arizona.
Arizona sun., 1954-07-09

To develop normal bones our
modern str aims of market chickens
require little more than 300 units
of vitamin D-3 per pound of ration
Arizona sun., 1954-07-09
FLORIDA n. & /. MEMORIAL
COLLEGE. St. Augustine. Fla.

The 1854 Summer Session Pro
gram at Florida Normal and Indus
trial Memorial College will feature
special Workshops from July )
through August 5. The sessions will
include training in Teaching the
Slow Learner"
In addition to the academic pro-
gram, there will be a course in
swimming for those interested in
securing Life Saving or Instructor
certificates, and an extensive eX-
tra-curricular program has been
planned which will include sports
and excursions.
Arizona sun., 1954-07-09
SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY,
Baton Rouge, La:

bdCOn Rouge, La:
Mrs. Vivian J. Tells, Assistant
Professor of English at Southern
University, has been granted a
scholarship to the School and Col
leeg Program for Teachers at the
University of Chicago, it was an
nounced this week by DR.. E. c..
Harrison, Coordinator of InStruc-
ton at Southern. The scholarship,
given through the Fund for the Ad-
vancement of Education, covers a
five week period, and began June
%.
The School and Colleeg Program
for Teachers is holding its second
annual session. The general pur-
pose of the program is to help
bridge the gap between school and
college. The fundamental organi-
zation is divided into seven groups
Of general subject areas: biological
sciences; English, compositions
German; the humanities-litera-
ture, art and music; mathematics;
Arizona sun., 1954-07-09

The Floirs, dynamic ond ex-
citing young quintet disoov~
cred by the Ben WoIler
Agency in Hollywood ore set
for cross country tour OF
one niehters and club dotes.
Just out Of high school. the
group is considered the
greotest musicoI discovery
since The Ink Spots.
Arizona sun., 1954-07-09
SOLUTION

'I9IT!Y 9ql Sc J9lu9dIeG
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-11-05

Top, right, Exterior
view Of the Cleye-
lund Mills OF
3i5 Euclid Ave.,
close 10 Union Ter
minoi.
lower Viewi Ex-
terror view Of the
Cincinnati Mills OF
90 Eost Afh St. A
few steps fro m
Founiuin SaUore.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-11-05
Darby Y-Teens Return From
Trip To New York City

Rose Ann Rausch, Dorothy Blu
menSchein Sue Ann Scheiderer,
Gladys HUFFMAN, accompanied by
Mrs. George Thiergartner, return
ed Sunday morning from trip to
New York. The trip was sponsored
by the Ohio District of the wv
CA. and included a tour of the
United Nations Building.
The guided tour of this build
ing proved to be interesting, and
it was learned that there are three
councils in the United Nations, the
Security, the Economic and Social,
and the Trusteeship Councils.
The purpose of the first is to
maintain international peace and
security; the second, strives to
raise the standards of living in the
territories; and the latter, gives
the territories a chance for self
government or independence.
The general Assembly is the
center of the organization and the
councils bring their problems to
the General Assembly for confirm
alton or rejection.
The 80 story Secretarial Build
ing is made up of offices, design
ed with every modern convenience.
The delegates also attended
workshops at the National Y.W.C.-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-11-05
S. CHARLESTON
BY MRS. n. T. NELSON
Ph. S-sSO2 q S-s375

Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Grimme and
Mrs. Laura Kelly returned last
week from a motoring through
the southwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Van Dyne
of Bluffton, Indiana, were guests
last week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Hart.
The Past Noble Grand Society
held their October meeting in the
home of Mrs. E. II. Hammer on
last Wednesday evening. Assisting
hoSteSSeS were Mrs. Elmer SeSs-
lar and Mrs. Russell Saylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Mann of Nc
KenZie, Tenn, were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kemp.
Miss Anne Elder of Cincinnati
spent the weekend at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Robert Elder.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-11-05
CONTINUOUS SERVICE 65 um pm Dolly cOsed sunduys

IN DETROIT - visit
ihe Greenfield's Res
iouronis t2l under
The some munuge-
msni and providing
fhe same fusiy foods
and pleasant serv-
Ice os oil Mills Res
t1uTdnts.