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The frontiersman., 1954-08-12
Four Girls Register For Queen Contest

A week ago it appeared as though the 1854 Valley Fair queen contest might not get un- der way this year. However, be- ginning August 6 and continuing through the week four Valley girls have entered the annual race for top Fair honors.
 First to register this year was Mara-Lynn Rebarcheck, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Ray Rebarcheck, longtime Valley residents and Grade A dairy operators. Mara Lynn was Is years of age this past May IA. She was born in Palmer and up until last year schooled in Palmer. Last year she attended the Williams High School at Williams, Minnesota where she was member of the cheerleader team She will enter her sophmore year at Palmer High School this fall.
 Tn first queen contestant is five feet, four and one half inches tall, weighs 130 pounds and has blue eyes. She wears her blond hair in long hair style, lightly curled. Her favorite hobbies are dancing, singing, sewing and cooking. She also collects pie lures. Skating and all winter sports, are her favorite sport pasttimes. Other members of her family are a sister, Mrs. Wesley Venne of Palmer and a brother Ronald who is in the U. s. Army.
 Patricia Chandler
 Patricia Pat" Chandler, 1854 Palmer High Scho1 graduate, was the second local girl to register for the queen contest, also on August 6. Pat is being sponsored by her employers, Knik Drive Inn, and is daughter of Mr and Mrs. Harold Chandler. The family live at the Eklutna Project where Pats father is employed in the finance department, Bureau of Reclamation. Mrs. Chandler is bookkeeper at Hartley Motors ;here in Palmer.
 Pat came to the Valley going on three years ago and attended Palmer High School the past two and one half years, where during her senior year she took the lead in the senior class play, "A Date with Judy. Pat was a member of the Pep Club, Girls AthEGc Association, was a cheer leader during her junior year and a majorette her final year of school. She plans to continue her education at the University of Seattle, leaving for the States the latter part of September Swim ming is the favorite sport activity of the blue-eyed contestant. She said she has no special hobby but likes to dance. Pat is five feet, six and one half inches tall and weighs 125 pounds. Her light brown hair is worn in the popu- lar short cut.
 Mary Jane Clark
 Another native-born contestant is 18 year old Mary Jane Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank . Clark who make their home on Lazy Mountain. Mary Jane, who is being sponsored by the Matan- uska Valley Farmers Cooperat- ing Association, registered for the contest on August II. She is five feet, six inches tall and weights 120 pounds. She has brown eyes and short brown hair.
 Continued on page
The frontiersman., 1954-08-12
A. J. DeJULIO ELECTED
 TO CITY COUNCIL SEAT

Al J. DeJulio, pu b l is h e ' and owner or The Frontiers man, will be sworn into the office of Palmer city council man by City Attorney John Shaw at the next regular council meeting on August IT. Members of the city council unanimously elected DeJulio to fill the existing vacancy in the council during the August 10 meeting. He will serve in office until the city election on October 5 at which time the council seat will be filled by the voters, along with two ex- piring terms of two city coun- cil members.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08
Senator MeC arthy

Til. Detroit Tribune presents the following excerpts from the
Christian Science Monitor Reader Asks Section
William NJ EnaIemann, BeIvis, NJ. Y.
o-Is Senator Mecarhys Investigation OF communism
in government hindeng helping the country IS whole
in both domestic and foreign sHsrs1
A-Senafor Mccarthy has certainly created very great
problems both At home and abroad Let recognize that
he bs. added TO the nations aeness TO eommvnsms threat
and has spvred tighter security measures We tsel foo'
,h., MANY friends abroad due experience with dsms.
oouues who became destors have overesfmsted the
ihv influence But mistakenly not the United States mas
been damaged in world opinion
Alarm saunders useful when they prove trust
worthy n their warnings repeatedly shown TO Dc mac
evrsse they lose value Much OF the time Senator meSny
esn,sr. attention on himself TO degree which nfsrers'
with the essential Job Of roofing out Communists The red
.r Bureau Of Investigation, sxsevtvsdsPsrmsnt security
labor unions other congressman and the courts
Al have proved more efficient In pons and evrbng Com
rnunists !.
~ the senator frightened security he has done ~
Of freedom and ihs cost OF morale ss ror
Mo,o,,h and the loss Of effective snsicommvnisfs " In
Continued Next Column-TOP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08

Mr.. Kobane don't you believe in Jesus words re
prsyer7- WHATSOEVER ye ask for in Prayer,
BELIEVING, understanding, ye shall receive!
But-"If ye love Me, KEEP MY COMMANDMENT
And-"These Signs shall follow them that BELIEVE.
KNOW the Truth that makes free-snd OBEY AID
Eye shall heal the sick!
Cleanse the lepersl
Raise the dead! (from the neck up down. Never
mind the graveyards and undertakers!)
Make the blind to see
The deaf to hear!
The lame O wark!
The dumb to speak"!-
with the scientific Christke Word of Cod!-the nfalbIe
remedy for the diseases of,
Ant-Christ Judas Judaisml
The devils Roman Catholicism
The impure and materalistic aspects Of
Protestantism
Mr. Kobane, rise in rebellion (S&H) against your dis
cripple IN BELIEF prisoner of the dev all these years
The shooting devilsh myth of Adam and Eve
NON-sense!! God says it did take place at allil
Why, of these miserable European religious
crpples! actually forbid their people from utilizing Gods
divine Science Comforter world Messiah, especially de-
signed for goth Century complications of mortal beefs
ABSOLUTELY NO FREEDOM OF THE WILL
THAT'S WHYl
God and the devil do all that il and God and
His wholly harmonious spiritual creation, which find
bengl-are THE ONLY REALITIESl
As per God to ST. Paul: "The things seen temporal
(mythca!!!), while the things NOT SEEN are eternaIli
HEALING DELAYED!-IN Belief
GODS MAN IMMUNE TO ERROR!!!-EVIL.
Mr. Kobane get of the medical psychology of the
devi!!!
Christ jesus at is the spirit that quickeneth the flesh
PROFITETH NOTHINC(D The words that speak unto
you, they are spirit and they life!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08
king Asa Sought Not Unto The Lord,
But Unto the Physieians... II!

ST. Paul: BE we ABSENT from the body Tin scen
thc Chrstke thinking! Accept THE Fathers Business"
the real work of the world-a spiritual warfare with
the world the Aesh and the devil" Fight the battles
of the Lord"!- glorious "wsrfAre"!!!-"Im telling
your" and be we present with the Lord! divne Love).
HOSPITAL POPULATIONS PRISONERS OF THE
DEVIL-ALLl DOCTORS, NURSES,
ATTENDANTS, PATIENTSi-
EXCEPTING ANY CHRISTLIKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTIST PERSONNEL!
LIKE KING ASA WITH DISEASED UNDER
STANDING! (FEET) LATE EDWARD
STETTINIUS-suicide! and the LATE GEN.
HOYT VANDENBURG-
sought not unto Lord"-the healing of Gods Christ
miracle Science Messiah metaphysics! ('meta means
"over above, and beyond-as you know, but the devils
atera medca! And the medical prisoners of the devil
had two more corpses their hands!!l
$40 Be-. Second Chronicles, 10th Chapter, gives the
King Asa details! Read it!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08
Repentance Of Sin, Meekness, and
Humility, and moral Courage, the
Lion and King of...
Divinity, Imperative! To See and Enter
Ever-Present, AII-Spaee Consuming,
Heaven and Eternal Life!!!

Dare to THUNDER to subtle, courteous, mouth
pieces the devl-"Cet thee behind Satan! in
some cases, "Are you talking for God the devil? If
God do you acknowledge His Christ Comforter Messiah
via His 19th20th Century Mary, Baker Eddy the woman
.poken of by Jesus in Matthew 1888 and Luke
"The Kingdom of Heaven is like unto eaven, which n
woman hid in three measures Of meal "!-"Scence,
Theology Medicine"- the title of 9Th CHI. Ssh.
Mr. Kobane you may consult with me on the telephone.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08
Corporal

Corporal - California
The following Testimony Reprinted from The Christian
Science Sentinel)
have been raised in the sound environment of Chris
an Science for which appreciation continues to grow
Much benefit has been realized from my the
Sunday School and from the firm groundwork of regular
study and application of the truths of Christian Science
were taught at home particularly thankful for
the daily prayerful work that done in home 1t
kept ready the threats of dscord We
well protected from many nharmonies that mortal
belief expects children to have
used my own understanding of Christian Science
more when away from home attending college, and
found increasing confidence in Gods power saw it
continue to work in experience. early led to cha
enge the belief that time mortal limit
who dwells with his in eternity This
from page 46s of Science and Health with Key
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy became
ngul to Eternity, not time, the thought of
Life and time part of eternity. One pro-
portion the other is recognized This resulted in
having plenty of time take full study load into
several activities, including very reward
ing work in the Christian Science Organization my uni
versity, and GRADUATE AHEAD OF SCHEDULE WITH
HONORS. was happy to find myself free in large
from pressure of time schedules during these
During the first weeks after DRAFTED INTO
MILITARY SERVICE became alert to the fact that
l was actually IN GODS SERVICE saw that HIS
REPRESENTATIVE ! must always have LIMITLESS
GOOD and useful work to do when mortal mind
argues otherwise This has borne fruit in pleasant
work and INCREASING HARMONY WITHIN MY UNIT
active participation in The Christian Science Monitor
Youth Forum, and opportunity for study of
periodicals and other authorized Christian Science tera
ure This studying have found be done in the
midst of the mortal activity of barracks, which would
sometimes parade confusion.
have been healed solely through Christian Science
abcessed tooth, eyesran weak arches and
tby colds. Also have been protected from auto
mobile accident when appeared imminent. For the
Christian Science Ministers for the Armed Services for the
of The Mother Church and membership in it, and
for the opportunity be active in branch church work
am grateful-(Cpl Robert Dennson Wright, Santa Ana
California;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08
DETROIT BRANCH

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT
OF COLORED PEOPLE
6o6 East Vernon Highway
Detroit l. Michigan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08

the foreign service. He has done grave injustice indi
vidvss by using his official power pvbIe1e false charges
10 browbss Witnesses and TO spread gross
His methods have fossrsd suspicion fear and division among
Americans, undermined confidence in government in the
Protestant clergy, and in patriotic educators.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08

a.. For MORE THAN A DECADE Wilson has
been saying What's good for OUR COUNTRY is good for
General Motors. II widely hailed as enlightened
attitude for the head of great Came Jam
uary 49, 1853, and Wilson appearing before closed
session of the Senate Armed Services Committee consider
ing his confirmation Secretary of Defense. Senator
Hendrckson, of New jersey asked quote from the
printed record If situation did arise where you had
to make decision extremely adverse the company,
in the of the United States Government could
make that decisisn?'
Replied Wilson, Yes sr could. cannot conceive
Of because for years thought what good FOR
OUR COUNTRY was GOOD FOR GENERAL MOTORS.
and vice versa
AS you Wilson going fine until, through
careessness just round the he dropped
those three ambiguous little words and vice versa They
might be interpreted and what bad for country 10
bad for General Motors.
But one senator present--not Hendrckson-CHOSE
to interpret them otherwise and shortly after the closed
session adjourned geeuly spreading the word that
Wilson said What's good for General Motors good for
the country To this day. throughout America, otherwise
well-nformed people believe Wilson actually said that.
And to this day. Wilson, whenever he vice versa,
Anches, smiles, ruefully and Watt better watch
that vice versa"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08

Continued From Page 81
the Way, the Truth, and the Life, to us; u have gwen
you POWER over ALL the so-called power OF the
enemy, and NOTHING shall by any means, hurt you"
Continued Next Column-TOP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08
Happy Living

Continued from Back Page)
PRESSURE OF TIME AND SCHEDULES"
MILITARY SERVICE!-
GODS "REPRESENTATIVE"!-"L COOD"!-
INCREASING HARMONY WITHIN ARMY UNIT!
THE c. S. MONITOR YOUTH FORUMl
PHYSICAL HEALINCS!
PROTECTION vs. IMMINENT AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENT!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08
April 7. 1854

Pittsburgh National League
Baseball Club
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gentlemen;
The sports item relative to the release Of your
Continued Next Column-TOP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08
GODS ADDED REVELATION IL YEARS

AFTER GODS SAVIOR AND LIBERATOR
OF HIS HOLY BIBLE, THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEXTBOOK, WAS PRESENTED IN 1871
'The cardinal point of difference from Christ Jesus
and Gods Christ Science Messiah healing and all Others
10 this;
"Bv KNOWING the UNHEALTHY of disease,
SIM and DEATH we DEMONSTRATE the ALL
NESS land goodness) of Cod Who sis infinite Love
Unity of Good by Mary Baker Eddy.
Dear Madam Chang: You should make an exhau'-
tive study of Gods pure and most advanced dctaton to
His greatest Reveator since Christ Jesus His Mary Baker
Eddy found in her authorized copyrighted writings OF
The Mother Church,
Your strdies should include-WILL incude-an earn
est research of the Bible with the guidance of the dvinely
authorized Christian Science Bible Lesson Sermons cover
ing 2e subjects twice year, plus special lhanksg~ns
Day Lesson.
ALL OTHER STUDY UNWORTHY TO BE UNDER
THE SAME ROOFll!-as per John the Baptist
a" am unworthy unloose the sandals of His feet-the
Msster'sl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08

nice challenge to the superior, dynamic Fruehsuf
sion of Christian Science!-no reflection on Mrs. Eddy
Petit has been failure for Pittsburgh because of the
spiritual immaturity of the Pittsburgh ownership and
mana gement!!!
The enclosures 60 into detail and should work
miracle for people, that is what needed There's
the writer's testimonial Ted Williams and Lefty Grove;
my independent weekly, Christ Science Messiah crusad
ing newspaper-The Detroit Tribune.
Best wishes for your 'savaging' operations,
am,
Sincerely and cordially yours,
AFF:m Andrew r. Fruehauf C.S. -
Encls.
DETROIT BRANCH
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT
OF coLoRED PEOPLE
SOC East Vernon Highway
Detroit l, Michigan
Mr.. Andrew F. Fruehauf Cs.
Stater Hotel
Detroit &c, Michigan
Dear Mr.. Fruehauf;
1t is with profound of humility that we ae-
cept your gift the NAACP under the conditions
in your letter of April 18th. We shall literature
from Christian Science Reading Room your insrue-
tions provided, and shall make attempt
make it available to people.
We firmly believe that the Of the NAACP Ia
closely allied to the of the Christian We believe
that Christianity only holds the dignity for
the human personality but that it champion the
rights of every human being fe liberty and equality of
opportunity which that dignity depends.
The NAACP is engaged in great crusade. Thousands
of and the nation of many creeds
colors nationaes have worked together for maxi
ing bring fuller democracy citizens
of the less privileged groups.
We believe that the struggle Of these unsehsh
and has found favor with Father because He
has blessed their efforts with much
There is much to be done, however, and there
too few people who you do the need God
in this special way.
We grateful for the gift of 500 which you offer
1t will help materially We wish, however, that
could touch your heart and that in
this present urgent campaign you might your way
clear to double your gift of last year at least.
would be pleased to have the opportunity to dis
the matter further with you if it is desired.
Very sincerely yours,
(Signed) Geraldine Bledsoe
Chairman Special Contributions
CB:G
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08
Attention-De Democrats, Labor Leaders
TODAY!

Continued From Page 81
TODAY!
Detroit Tribune 1--WE would give John Foster Dulles
high rating, tool
WHAT is GOOD FOR U.S. AND CM.!-SOMEBoDY
is A LIAR! (smiles).-THE DEVIL,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08
Madam Chang Kai Shek-
Continued From Page 81

Continued From Page 81
And well qualified, divinely authorized Christian
Science practitioners and teachers accessible to awaken
and demonstrate the perfect, eternal divine individual
y--scientihc, Chriske spiritual consciousness-of each
of US!
Disease is just day-dream!-an illusion and delusion
of the finite senses!-a myth-as is ALL material phe-
nomena!
Matter is mental and a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bly,
So to the pure in heart Matter the shadowy sup
postitious substance of the devl-anmal magnetism!
God to ST. Paul: "The things are temporal Gun
real. mythicaD, while the things NOT SEEN (nhne
Spirit, God) a eternal'!!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08
NOT MANI

God to Mrs Eddy I'm the scientific relation of God man.
we find that WHATEVER BLESSES ONE BLESSES ALL,
Jesus showed with the loaves and the hshes-Spr
matter, being the of supply" (p 206, & H)
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Minnesota Eyewitness
NJ BRENDA UEH.IlND
WHITING LESSON w


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yourself all
memory srudon the suporimpOd lumber Of all the
hard you smother It very easily
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rushing people often creative"
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imagination; Il letting ideas willing resolving doing
thing know already you by somebody
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think happens because such writers
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Members OF the Wednesday
Matinee Club were hoatsaseH at .
smorRRSbord Party on Sunday.
February II, At Up, m, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Cecil a.
Taylor. b20 Emerson Az. N.
The table was beautifully de-
coratsd IN the Valentine motif
with twin red tapsrs in crystal
holders.
Following the delicious smor.
gaabord served, guests enjoyed
card games and BociallElnE, Mrs.
Margaret Sanders, who celebrated
her birthday on February Q was
presented with q gift from each
member Of the club. Door prize
was won by Mr.. John o. Williams
Quests enjoying their hospital.
ity included the Mines. Anna Lew
IL. Mary Swain. Gloria Smith. Es.
sic Bradley, Mr. and Mira. Jake
Quartsrman and Mr.. Cecil q, Tay.
ior. all OF Minneapolis: Mrs. Flor.
sncs uoOdsn, ~. Paul. Mrs Floyd
Of st. Augustine, ria; Msasrs.
John O. williams and John Spring.
field Of Chicago. III.
The next meeting % the club
will be held on Wednesday March
II. at = p. m. with Mrs. Bertha
Johnson. ~ ~. First g.. ~ hos.
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JUDGE WRIGHT SHOW
ADDITION SCHEDULE

Talent addition for the Judge
Wright Show win be held at the
wCco Building. 025 Second Ave.
South beginning At 8 p. m. March
3. 4. and 8. The additions had pre-
viously been scheduled for the
Citizens Aid Building.
Talent IL stiIl needed for this sth
Annual Judge Wright Show TO be
held sometime in April. Applica-
ton blanks for additions are avail
able at all school offices and the
Jaycee ONCE, s3s Metropolitan
Building. Deadline for entries 10
February 2sth.
Students Of all Junior and Sen
Tor high schools Of Hennepin Coun-
~ are eligible to addition for the
show.