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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-12-23
Bible Questions
And Answers
ALBERT r. RANDOLPH

Question: What is the greatest
part of the Christmas story?
Answer: Answers will vary
IS answers must;
For by varying people they're
often discussed.
Some will say this and some
will say that,
Some forgetting the Son that
was begat.
Now the Christmas story, the
story old,
Is precious today, though often
retold:
It's story that brightens the
page of life;
And if followed completely
would end all strife.
We think of the Babe, on that
starry night,
Who was born on earth, in
Gods own sight:
The Babe who came the world
to save,
For God so loved that He
willingly gave.
We think of the shepherds who
watched their flocks,
In the midst of grass and heaps
of rocks;
And faithfully serving their
earthly trust,
Were admitted to scenes Of
the heavenly just.
We think Of the angels who
filled the sky;
Who sang the message of God
on high:
Who told of the Savior who
came TO earth,
That all might know a spirit
ual birth.
We think of the wisemen who
came from afar,
Following carefully the light
of star:
Seeking the One who was born
King,
To present the gifts they
gladly bring.
We think of the mother, who
from God had heard,
And who cherished carefully
the precious Word:
Who pondered the things that
were strange and new;
But faithfully kept them all
in view.
We thing of Joseph, of the
people all;
OF the animals stabbed in the
stall:
Of the song and the JOY of the
holy night;
For all these things make the
world more bright.
But when we have weighed
and considered it all;
And have seen Gods plan tc
save from the fall:
There's a thought that strikes
us through and through,
And we hope that it will be
so with you.
The shepherds said, Let us
go and see,
This thing made known unto
you and me"
So they came with haste as
they had been led,
And found the Babe in the
manger bed.
My friend if you will also
hear,
And come to Jesus, definitely
near:
You can have a Christmas the
whole year round;
And the JOY in your heart will
always abound.
Merry Christmas
The Lord bless you.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-12-23
Brownie Troop Two
HonorS Birthdays

Brownie Troop No. Two of
Florence, entertained with a
birthday party last week honor
ing Betty Anderson and Mary
Ann Shondrick.
The tables were centered with
two beautifully decorated birth
day cakes, The cakes We're gifts
of tn girls mothers, Mrs. Leon
ard Anderson and Mrs. John
Shondrick.
The honored ones were pre-
sented many nice gifts includ-
ing brownie bracelets from their
leaders, Mrs. Anderson and Mrs.
Bober.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-12-23

Mrs. Edna Tarleton left We'd
nesday for Salem, where she
will spend the holidays with her
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Tar
letcn and family.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-04

Little wonder that many Of OUR EMPLOYEES Nav.
ASKED again end again, ARE THE UNION LEApr
REALLY INTERESTED IN OUR JOB sEcURTY-or
they concerned about protecting their Jobs r.
fhs Threat Of some rival vnion7"s
We o. Square believe in fhs rights Of organized l,h
We believe that union should have the right TO ssriks m
legitimate demands AFTER contract has expired w. ~
NOT believe that u should strike grievances W. -
svs that where grievances concerned. the oen.,,
accepted procedure should be followed This simply m.
impartial arbitration in those where the Uni,
and The Company cannot agree upon satisfactory ,.u
The Union Is insisting the right TO strike WITHOUT
such arbitration and with this demand CANNOT eom
For after aIL A LABOR CONTRACT THAT DOES NOT a,
SURE CONTINUED WORK and operation Of the plan,
ABSOLUTELY WORTHLESS. In view Of our past :.
psrIsness and in justice TO Company customers o
workers and stockholders, I'm you can see WHY
we must have such PROTECTION AGAINST WLpcAr
WORK sToPPAGES.
CONTINUED Next Week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-04
A Bit Of Repartee-
A Compliment to the Writer!

Onooker; "Clean living!
The writer: Wisdom and understanding and prayer,
too-and all of this in 'one PACKAGE
Solomon had wisdom and understanding, but he was
a sucker for SEX and it ruined him.!
FOR THE READERS INTEREST: You may recall
that th. not -Chrstlke Hebrew dupe!-a sucker
for thousand women i-counng both wives and coneu-
bines-so the Bible
SOLOMON PURITY OF CHRIST JESUS
AND MRS. EDDY
For-THE PURITY OF MARY BAKER EDDY-see
AUTHORIZED biographies in Christian Science Reading
Rooms And Science & Healthof the highest holiness
since Jesus!
Don't be .dupe for the spiritual bastard Heb. l2
7S) perversions and authorizations of Mrs. Eddys most
Chrske and spiritual life since Christ Jesus despite
Roman Catholic Protestant Hebrac liars -involun
tsry ALL
Mrs. Eddy's three marriages should and can very
easily be accounted for again
The first in her early eos, 32nd Degree Mason
widow within year. Son born after death of father
Mrs. Eddy returns to parental home and after death
of mother and subsequent contemplated remarriage OF
father and persuasons of interested to marry Dr.
Patterson related to the future of her mother
Mira Eddy does accept the prospect of home for herself
and child
Her health fral due conflicting Protestant
beliefs of father and mother-her fathers Calvanstic
gentler mercul concepts of Chris
tianity Of her mother!
Dr. Patterson iterant dentist had his shortcomings,
which Mrs EDDY endured pauenty' unti ne comm'''eo
adultery !-Whereupon God demanded that she exercise
the provision. and liberaton-divorce-sated by Gods
beloved Son, Jesus-sdultery!
And that was really the end of Mrs Eddy's married
life!
Years later DR.. Eddy-he best male Christian Scien-
m in those early years. whom God used to copyright His
Christ Science became Mira Eddys third husband by Gods
demand but only blessed and spiritual union!-to
promulsste and demonstrate the Christ Scence-keepng
in mind it's higher purpose-"to take away the Of the
world
And 40. DETRACToRs OF MRS. EDDY ARE OF THE
MURDEROUS HEBRAlC, SAUL OF TARSUS TYPE OF
SPIRITUAL 'BASTARDS' Heb. l2:7s).
And Jesus Words pertinent: Except ye repent,
ye shall all likewise perish"
Saul did repent beautifully and became the siant-like
Apostle Paul! And Paul and Martin Luther probably
Gods highest representatives between Jesus and Gods
Reveator of Hi. Christ Science Messiah. Mary Baker
Eddy!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-04
Gods Revelation Re Church Manual
And Divine Protection Against the
Devils Effort to use it asa
'Bott|eneek' Re Gods Two
Masterpieces -The Bible And Its
Savior The C.S. textbook!

Object of The Church Manual, by its author,
"To hedge about the BUDDING THOUGHT with d.
vine Love"!-Mrs. Eddy
Protection for the immature The manhood and
womanhood of Christ is law unto tself! according
Christ 1t has made its Declaration of independence
Zone with God is majority" Human unity is wesknem
True unity is with Cod"-Mrs. Eddy in MiceL
laneous Writings.
God to the Tribune Publisher: The object of The
Church Manual is designed to restrict E-R-R-O-R!-N0T
TRUTH NOT restrict the nvincibe, scientific Christ
Word of God! is engaged in irresistible warfare
with the world, the flesh, and the devil!!!
TO THE READERS The immediate foregoing Thoughts
recently submitted to the Christian Science Publishing
Society and the Christian Science HQ Boston,
ing check for 167.45, for multiple subscriptions to
Christian Science publications!
The writer receives 80 copies of the CS Sentinel each
week. and all distributed except two; 10 copies
of the monthly CS Journals 20 copies of the Quar-
tery Bible Lesson booklets also received each quarter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-04
NO HUMAN SIGN
TO COME

~ AONhE o,
1t is found in Luke II
chapter. And when me
people were gathered thick
together. he began to say
This is an evil generation
they seek a sign and there
shall be no sign given 1t Du'
the sign of Jonah the prophet
For Jonah was a sign un'O
the Ninevites, so shall also
the Son of man be to 'ns
generation"
SPIRITUAL REVELATION
In this age Christian scr
ence being "the queen Of
life" in the religious world
is here for man to use in Ms
daily life. For through tne
Key to the Scriptures oy
Mrs. Eddy, she condemns
all error. gives God tns
glory, and not matter in any
of its human forms, and We
are to bear with thanksgN'
ing, the enduring renien'
brance of Truth over error;
divine Love over every KInu
of evil which may try to man.
fest itself as something. Error
and evil in reality are notn'
ing, and can have only tns
power one gives 1t. there.
fore for the very elects
sake. every man, woman anu
child should bear witness 70
the Truth.
LIGHT NOT DARKNESS
1.-THE men of Ninevan
shall rise up in the judgmen.
with this generation, ana
shall condemn it: for tney
repented at the preacnlnE
of Jonah and behold
greater than Jonah is here
mo man when he hata
lighted a candle, putteth "
under a bushel, bat on =
candlestick, that they wnle""
come in may see the light
saith Christ Jesus.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-04
Fear No Ea,SI
CONTINUED from Back Page)

proving that he will endow
his great strength and con-
tinue dependable forever.
WITNESS TO TRUTH
Jonah out Of gratitude for
witnessing the everlasting
power of God, when he
heard the revelation the
second time, went and
preached the Gospel, and
carried the message which
God bid him to carry to
Ninevah.
$50 Jonah arose and went
unto Ninevah according to
the Word Of God"
THE PEOPLE REPRINTED
The great thing is that
the people of Ninevah no
longer hardened their hearts
against God, and the city
was not overthrown.
SO the people of Ninevah
believed God, even the
king took off his material
robe, that he might come bare
before God, who through His
patience, and love for the
man of His creation, might
save the city alive. And the
people proved the capacity,
and power of good over evil.
So, as God spared .Ninevah,
He is right now ready to
help the people overcome the
belief of all manner of dis
tress, give health, happiness,
peace and prosperity within
the walls of every family.
The substance Of life being
Spirit, and not matter but
Truth. Life, and Love"
"The substance Of things
hoped for, the evidence of
things not SEEN"
CHRIST JESUS
A Greater than Jonah
came preaching the Word,
and teaching the people to
depend upon Mind and not
material things.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-04
Chicago Tribune Re World Council
OF Churches
"AssaiIs Minor Role Church Gives
Women!

d
God and His Christ Miracle Science and KeveA'0'
thereof His Mary Baker Eddy, and the Christian Science
movement Gods greatest and only and mature eau
catonA religious and healing system in all the world!
all timel are bringing into their rishtfu equality
To serve God and all mankind!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-04
President Eisenhower Reports
Continued from Page 8
ILICAL 40th YEAR:

Continued from Page
l94-BBLICAL 40th YEAR,
The devil--animal ma gne sm !-on suicidal 'spree'!-
World War |! Goiaths ished!-kaiser, ct al.
l939-WORLD WAR II begins.
More Coliaths dethroned!
The devi-via DR.-'ma stermnds' the Pearl Har
Dor disaster and catastrophea KO for white nations
and Christian influence in Asia
United States dominant military strength sabotaged
via Red Hebrae saturated devils traitorous, Democratic
Partyi-ogether with Roman Catholics and the Franklin
Eeanor-Harry spiritual bastard Heb. 1919 perver
sions Of Protestantism having multi-bllion power
Homogeneous of the devil
RED-HEBRAIC CONSPIRACY AND SATURATION
OF THE DEVILS DEMOCRATIC PARTY, MORE
POTENT THAN PROTESTANT AND CATHOLIC
BUILDUP IN CHINA AND PROTESTANT
CENERALISIMO AND MADAME
CHANG KAI SHEK!
United States' emasculated military strength, and
msn.Acheson-dupes' Of the dev!-invite Reds to
help themselves to Korea!
Detroit Tribune presents example Of the racketeer.
ing Of the Red-Hebraic. devils New Raw Deal Of
FDR, ct al;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-04
By Norm Hull

BY Norm Hull
THE necessity of a having his choice of working
whom he has always been stressed import
part of democratic living. 1t 10 also just vital
way Of life that worker be given the right decide for
himself whether not he wants to join a union.
For contrary to the expressions Of of the paid
pubests of labor there st thousands of who do
not belong unions and who do join one, who
happy their daily work They feel they getting
fair deal from their employees and have nothing gain
by gaining such organization.
"This was again demonstrated in Windsor this week
when employees of Burroughs Machines Limited soundly
ssounced the U.AW.-CIO. in cert6cstion VOTE Almost
twice many voted continue without union
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-04
TRIBuNE-sATURDAY. SEPT. a. 1854
Detroit Tribune
2l46 St. Antoine WO. 4-8208, 2-4937

Representing .our Cod Divine Publisher
cussdsr Invnebs Triumphant Divine Rights OF Man
PLEDGED 10 secure uphold md rights.
Wednesday by ho Detroit Tribune Publish
Ing Co. Inc
Entered as second the Detroit
Michigan under March 1879 Subscriptions One
Year As0 t2.s0 sl25; Foreign. $500
National Advertising Representatives Interstate United
Newspapers.
Andrew r. Frushsuf cs- Owner end Publisher
Elizabeth Eltnsfon. Managing Edisr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-04

MANY Signs Show Decline
Nearing End 80"
BY WAYNE OLIVER
NEW YORK, AP)-Busincss in the United States this
turned a solid performance time of year that's
ira ADDITIONALLY slow.
Although few soft spots persisted, there MANY
SIGNS OF BASIC STRENGTH TO BACK UP THE
COMMERCE DEPARTMENTS report the other day that
the gross national produc-vaue of services and good
HAD ENDED nine-month decline.
Bank cearings business loans soft coal production
and retail sales showed gains oil industry well
coined n hrming of saggng prices.
The stock market rejecting confidence of investors
in future business prospects, continued close 24year
high
WHILE AUTOMOBILE OUTPUT WAS ONLY
THE CAR MAKERS PREPARED TO SWITCH TO 1855
MODELS, STOCKS OF UNSOLD NEW CARS DIPPED TO
AN 1s.MONTH-LOW.
RADIO COMEDIAN FOUND DEAD IN CARRIAGE 40.
sUICIDE?-OF CARS EXHAUST.
FOOLS LOVE FOLLY!
THE WISE CHOOSE WISDOM AND UNDERSTANDING.
Another thinking failure of unscientic unChristlike,
unsprual prayers discipline, education, Leadership,
science theology, medicine, politics!
THE world is NOT PLAYGROUND, it is A
SCHOOL ROOM! Life is NOT holiday! II is an
education! -(Henry Drummond).
And it better be based Gods imperative, indispen-
sable Christ Miracle Science Messah-becsue the life
that eternal irresistible spiritual warfare with the
world, the flesh, and the devl"!-
In order that may fight the battles of the Lord"
("dvine Love").
Christ Jesus: He that would save his life" via
sophisticated Christ Science Messiah VOID religion and
education, etc-"the wisdom of this world (which) 10
fooshness with Cod! est. Pau)-WILL LOSE I'll but
he that will lose his life for My sake the scientific spr.
tua Christ representative of our God all
harmonous'-THE ONE AND ONLY TRUE PARENT in
and Of the entire universe), SHALL FIND :" HIS
ETERNAL LIFE!
The MISUNDERSTANDING spiritual Christ image of
God, Who s Love, with present apprehension of all
asng heaven wholly excluding the supposed
reality of matter human births sin, disease, DEATH hu-
life, reproduction, and World Wars even!-al of
which merely disturbing, mira eike imagesI-
MYTHS!-sppsrently distorting the eternal harmony of
Gods wholly harmonious indesructibe spiritual ideas
simple compound complexthe greatest and grandes of
which His age and likeness which all
NOW-in scientific, Christlike, spiritual
which suffering will compel discovery of the foregoing
grandeur with Gods and blessings awaiting
acceptance via spiritual regeneration!-
All of which are available in Gods greatest and grand.
est and only pure and mature educational religious and
healing system all the world, in all time the Christian
Science movement!-to be utilized per this divine Key,
frequently stated by beloved Discoverer and Found
"Foow your Leader only far she follows Christi
the Rev. Mary Baker Eddy-our PERMANENT LEAD
Err via copyrighted textbook, Church Manual Mscel-
laneous Writings etc.
SQUARE STRIKE
Excerpts from Remarks Of J. S. VAUGHAN ON RADIO
STATION cKLW
9l5 PM-August ~, 1854
Continued from Last Week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-04
Devil UAW-(I0 'SoundIy Troun:ed'
BY Windsor Burroughs Machines
Limited Employees!

Reprinted from The Windsor Daily Star
NOW
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-04
SQUARE STRIKE
Excerpts from Remarks Of J. S. VAUGHAN ON RADIO
STATION ckLW
BY WAYNE OLIVER

Excerpts from Remarks Of J. S. VAUGHAN ON RADIO
STATION ckLW
9l5 PM-Avgvst ~, 1854
tconfnvsd from Last Week.
We are certain that the majority OF employees
are loyal Americans who hate Communism and eli II stands
for However, such charges naturally raise LOT Of questions
In minds How else you possibly explain the Unions
methods and fsees7 Why else would they present list Of
sEvENTY-oNE COSTLY DEMANDs-dsmands which they
KNEW The Company COULD NOT COMPLY WITH AND
STAY m BuSNEsSl Why else would they refuse drop
modify single Of those sevsny-ons demands during
seventeen soesIsd bargaining meetings held before The
strike esIlsd7 Why else, JUST FEW HOURS BEFORE
THE STRIKE BEGAN. did they PRESENT brand new list
Of TWENTY.EIcHT MORE DEMANDS 10 correct so-esnsd
insqvltiss In wage rsiss7
n there Is The least doubt about their motive or intent
LEI tell employees something which have never
mentioned bsore-and that that positive that the
Union planned this strike for many months before II actually
began in Jvns-snd that the UNION WAS DETERMINED
10 going TO HAVE THIS STRIKE REGARDLESS Of any
action which The Company might take
We should have realized this before we did, because a
UNION official TOLD US early last March that A
STRIKE WOULD START our contract expired.
Ne made this statement in the presence Of three Company
officials and several members Of the Shop Committee
there u.s. snds butts about H. He simply said land
! quote him exactly THERE WILL BE NO ONE WORKING
AROUND HERE ONCE THE CONTRACT EXPIRES"
This same official talked about strike again az our
very first negotiating meeting which was held on April 10Th
And the Union continued 10 talk about strike and
Us with strike In almost every meeting which we had But
not much The Unions talk the Unions action
which proved 10 vs that this strike was inevitable
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-04
"Iowa's World Citizen"

(letter to c. S. Monitor 81,
by one of AAbams's respected ctzens)
THE READER WRITES
Iowa's World Citizen
reprint from The Christian Science Monitor)
TO THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
Your editorial of Aug. 10, 'Iowa's World Citizen" is
Continued Next Column TOP
rnInt1Nr cArIfpnAx crnr
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