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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-24
Christlike Christian Scientists
Gods Chosen People!!!
KNOW and Demonstrate
Evil to Be Non Existent!!!

How svl =. reel in the universe Of wholly good
God who "a 1--we Who -, onnpotent, omniseient, omn
present ctive fSAHJ and whose exclusive, wholly
be onious spiritual creation S-AT-URA-I-E-S every
.or Of the universe With heaven and eternal lfe!!-
In which all Of us, RIGHT NOW, in our
Shrstihe spiritual indvidustes, eonseousness' are
Seienuhe .ods eternal ina ge and likeness!!!-
Discovered. dscerned, and demonstrated by means OF
the Chrst scientific divine des-Ambassador in human
son.eiou,ne.s on the right aide Of fseultieseon
seieneel reason Judgment spiritual sense!-where we
discover God heaven eternal life, and our true being and
the mythical nature Of error evil matter!-menta but
UNREAL!--the denomination Of which was concluded in
Jesus Ascension, when-before witnesses-H" BODY
inage not per.ona mental image OF the
sum total Of human CONSIGNMENT and in the human NOR
(contnued Next Column-ToP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-24

tai porou sherecf-frcrn birth death the body icing
moving picture registering the Development and ae-
tivty Of human eonsesousneis-~ent back 70 ia native
nothingneu.
And IN. material sh.do-y. distorted counterfeit
called ~or6 vsnihed frn the dual eoaesocsness called
Chris. Jesus-fGlslzs Ha -or6s. This World SHALL
s~sy.
AZ ASCENSION FOR EVERYONE EVENTUALLY!
TIE R.iscsl 20 days after tie Resurrection suHieed
fer Je,u, 70 AWAKEN fran IA. nor PARTON os mortal be-
e. ~h.eh remained after the Resurrection.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-24
Mrs. +. D. R.-EIeanor Roosevelt
Of that 'Breed'!-" They Loved the
Praise Of Men More Than. ;. God 81!
Meets the Press!

MRS ROOSEVELT did the late President change his
the wisdom of having recognized Soviet Russia
in So
ANSWER: Gin substanee) Well not exactly. He felt
right thing do that time, conditions being
what they
QUESTION: Do you think the past Admnistratio
~er sufficiently alert and zeslous re the Reds?
ANSWER in substance oh, yes. We smile
COMMENT: Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt like Adlai Stew
enson al, dupe for the Reds for international
Judaism. whose devish manpulaons Of which Mr. Henry
Ford Research staff made exhaustive studies in the 20s
enlshsen the seeker of the truth
though 'serpents must be taken up.!
WATCHMEN OF ZION,
thorough Chrstke Christian Science students, think
and leaders MUST rise in ALL nations,
ALL peoples. order circumven the maehnstions of
the de~i,-who in belief eounserfes the omnipotence
Of God,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-24

universe.
The 2lst chapter Of John
tells US: Simon Peter saith
unto them, | go a fishing.
They say unto him, We also
go with thee" The story goe,
on to tell US that they hshed
through the night and
caught nothing
/. But when the NOR ag
was now come Jesus stood On
the shore. but the disciples
knew not that i was Jesus
). Then Jesus saith mo
them. CHILDREN HAVE
YE ANY MEAT? Thev az.
swered him. No.
s. And ne said unto ,ts-
c asst THE NET on TIE
RIGHT SIDE or THE SHIP,
AND re SHALL FIND. Trey
cast therefore. and now Trey
We're rot able 20 draw I. .or
the multitude OF fishes.
"As soon then as they
come to land. they saw a FIRE
Of Goals there. and FISH laid
thereon. and bread. john.
Was not this the evidercH
OF things not seem And
was il not another proof that
substance. even bread ard
meat. are in reality Of Spirit
And as We strive 10 have that
Mind in Us which was N
Christ Jesus. all Of our ra-
man needs are supplied bv
Life more abundantly =
Jesus-divine Love" (S&H).
Christian Science teaches:
The history of Christianity
furnishes sublime proofs OF
the supporting influence and
protecting power bestowed
on man by his heavenly
Father, omnipotent Mind,
who gives man faith and un.
derstanding whereby TO de-
fend himself. not only from
temptation, but from bodily
suffering" - Science and
Health. page 3s7.
Study Gods Word,
C.S. Explains
II is through study. prayer
and experience that we
achieve the spiritual ability
20 listen 10 angelic messages.
which enables US rise with
Christ Jesus. above the
mirage Of error. 1t is also only
through ones own spiritual
enlightenment that he is able
to actually feel the presence
Of the living Christ Spiri,
W hich enables him to rise up
above human will. bigotry,
hatred. prejudice. sickness,
sin. and the belief in death.
as a solace TO gain heaven
and eternal life. Spirit. God.
Mind, Soul. alone is able to
give us faith hope and
courage to rise above all OF
the material senses. So stay
with God, through Christ
Jesus.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-24

Mary Baker Eddy, in her
textbook, Science and Health
With Key to the Scriptures,
psge IA, says: Entirely sep
arate from the belief and
dream Of material living, is
the Life divine, revealing
spiritual understanding, and
the consciousness Of mans
dominion over the whole
earth. This understanding
casts out error and heals the
sick. and with it you can
speak as one having author
i;y'
TIE divine Principe Of
teaching nieE Is % the mean
-g OF love was made man
.fe>t through Spirit which
refeal- God ard His mar.
when ire Master proved his
pros nee. and demonstrated
Sp.ri. over material beliefs.
But after | am risen
again. ! will 60 before you
into Galilee."
Doubling Thomas
Although Jesus had proph-
e>ied that ne would rise. and
others mad seen him after the
re- trrection. Thomas ore Of
Us disciples. doubted its.
actually. Perhaps Thomas
ie.ief trat i was very i'm
Icrtant that he actually felt
the places where the nails
on the cross had been driven
through. made the history OF
the ages. Il was only hui
manly natural for mortal
thought 10 doubt the reality
Of Spirit. in a world where
mortals had so definitely
made matter real. and Spirit
& shadow. or a ghost.
Thomas by seeing and feel
ing the places where the nails
had been pierced. made it
easier for him 10 convince
others who may have been
harder, even to this day. TO
understand the TRUE. and
NOT the false. and believe
in the power of Spirit over
every material thing. Not on
~ could Thomas convince
the other doubters of the
eternal might and power Of
Spirit. but seeing and feeling,
he himself was able 10 ex-
pand his OWL spiritual sight.
and help others understand.
and realize in a higher sense.
the eternal might and power
Of God.
We Should Not Doubt
The above is not in de-
Tense OF doubt and unbelief.
but perhaps through Thomas
Investigation. he helped the
unbelieyers. who otherwise
might have gone on suffering,
rather than to accept the
the actual prophecy. the
spiritual redemption Of man
from the sins of the suppo-
sititious material so-called
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-24
Israel, U. NJ, Arabs, and U. S.

Truman and Dewey-dupes for Judasm.-jumped
gun the United Nation. and terribly harmon
relations between Christian nations and the Arabs
Thus Israel given U.s. support, via politicians,
going beyond the carefully and prayerfuy studied United
Nations ALLEGATIONS Of territory to the Hebrews and the
Arabs, in carving out nation in Palestine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-24
The Day Of Pentetost!

Tea dsys after tire Aicenson the spiritual and psy-
chclczcsl rpset os JESUS miracles and teachings 50
rels-z-she Of the 3year Christ min
airy lad ,no~-Selled .-Produeing many simple con-
,erts-asnereci ard thou,ands-bu; the Apostles ex-
Gliding reached such absolute conviction that to
fsce ces,s fer bearing the Truth vas q
pr%iege
MRS EDDY INSPIRED
ca 70 the dungeon or the scsEcld Il you must,
BIT TAKE not BACK The WORDS OF TRuTH"!.
2. &c. Mncellsneous Writings).
= Y Herald Tribune
A-r.l -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-24
Protection VS.. Knaves and Fools!

Christike Christian Scientists, Gods Chosen People
MUST and SHALL. rise power, in increasing
in ALL departments Of the human race.-as antidoe
against the power honeymoon of the devil, mubil
lion laundering and raeketeering leadership such
had By Rooseveltl.l, Truman, ct al!!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-24
AdIai Stevenson Has an 0peration!-
Not of the Lord

NOT OF THE SWORD OF THE sPIRITri
STILL A PRISONER OF THE DEvILl-BECAUSE-THE
SURGEONS KNIFE CANNOT LIBERATE ONE
'wHOM SATAN HATH BOUND"i!!
Adlai-a spiritually sick manifestation Of 20 years
plus of the devils "Red"i Hebraiel Roman Catholici
Continued Next Column, inches Up)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-24
Franee-Guardian or Big Brother?
Freedom for Indo.C China?
By ANDREW FRuEHAuF, c-s . =
49, chrl.,lsn - Cruneer

Modern Chrlstlsn Scse-ce Cr-t&cer
Msior Prorhe. q CIR fs,her-H o,ner Coo all
h.rronsoa.7 ? Is s<sense Health ~ith ke, 70
IN. scripture, y Msry esker Edey -ra ~erie
raetssze end -s,tsor -ne ~i.!-cs re grace q 80
d. Fruehsef.Hsrfir Ls..er !o5 = III age Aod
How se.sae. & Health or ,sr'boek C9e l-o
AicAEF zsD rRuEP REPRESENTATIVE OF
COD THAN The Pope At ROME AID The
WRITER Is HIS FRIEND. AaD or HIS PEOPLE
100.
Js.q. -ie.ed riss.eo.sn... ed hated a.9ui'y7'
The slsks~srn1 I've focl' Psrse
COD HAS The RIGHT AsswER AID
We CA. AscERTAls IT
Our fATHER.NoTHER COD ALL-HAFMos
IOUs. .sy. in Sc.ence sne HEALTH. ""HAT
RLEssEs one, ELEssES ALL
HIS HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED MESSIAH sOs
CHRIST JESUS SAYS -lF YE CosTisuE ~ Ny
WORD THEn " APE NJ DISCIPLES INDEED
AID TX SHALL Ks o." The TRLTH.
AND TIKI Truth SHALL HAKE YOU FREE
JESUS ~ RIGHT AID GENEROUS CONDUCT
"As YE C.iyE 81 SHALL YE RECEIVE rEAPED Up
AID Pu>SlsC OVER SHALL MES
GIVE LSTO YOU
And Abe Lineoln. LET Is HAVE FAITH THAT RIGHT
MAKES MfcHT And ~ THAT FAITH LET Is TO
THE END DARE TO DO OR Duty As We
UNDERSTAND lT''-ls5s Or 20
And no, cnx before atstsnstlcn WITH MALICE
TOWARD NONE. WITH CHARITY FOR ALL +" 1858
~sRr,o YE ALL TIE TIrHEs rTo The STORE.
HOUSE THAT THERE MAY TX HEAT ~ "iSE
HOUSE AND PROVE NIX SOW HEREWITH,
SAITH The LORD Or HOSTS If WILL sCT OPEN
YOU THE WIsDOWs OF HEAvE.. AID
-FOUR yoL OUT a BLESSING that THERE
SHALL NOT BE room ENOUGH 10
RECEIVE IT Nal>chl 300 III another Scripture isyi
WAIT Patiently o. TIE LORD = aiy.ns
Love- Beesu,e PATIENCE MUST HAVE HER
PERFECT WORK Odd - H-, EDDY.
Roman Cath1.e T. s senst., Kennedy Il Msasehv.
Ill r
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-24
Economists COMPOUNDED As West
Weathers U. 5. Slump!

e. jain Allan MAJ. Staff Writer
SOMETHING QUITE REMARKABLE HAS HAPPENED.
The oga.ce world Which expected to take heavy
gone through months Of an American re
ee.ion downturn, rolling d.ls,men Sih almost no
difficulty a, all
MOSCOW RADIO SAYS INDO REBELS
WILL NEGOTIATE.
fLondon, Apr. Is, APP
GEsEvA.sWITZERLAND CONFERENCE
BEGINS APRIL IS.
n.~ York Herald Tribune-April-le-
"Nato Transforms Weakness Into
Strength in Five Years!
ia Nations Mark Paet's
Anniversary!
"Spester of War Is Pushed Back!
LORD IsMAY FINDS NATo EXCITING,
REVOLUTIONARY!
Secretary General North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATo the policeman who protects all the homes of
Western Europe of the United States and Canada, OF
Greece and Turkey,
"gIDAULT Franee) LISTS BENEFITS OF ATLANTIC
PACT sEcURITY"l
Fuller Understanding'-
GENERAL A. nj. CRUENTHER, U.S.A Supreme Allied
Commander in Europe, TELLS OF GAINS
AND UNITY!
TRANCE, KEY NATION, HAS Ia DIVISIONS
IN NATO"!
ITALY is SWAPPING BACK FROM RAvAGES
OF WAR!
lair FLEETS MISSION; ATTACK CENTERS, TROOPS"
"BELCIANS PUT FAITH IN INTECRATION"!
"DUTCH DEFENSEs TAKE BIG STRIDES IN
FIVE YEARS"l
"PAPAcos FIRMNEss PUTS GREECE BACK
4 ON ITS FEET!
EDEN (Britain) SEES POWER IN MUTUAL RESPECT"
"U s. PREPARES TO BOLSTER NATo
WITH ATOM DATA"l
/ CANADIANS SHOULDER A MAJOR ROLE"
i TURKEY. BOOM NATION ON THE
II SOUTHERN FLANK"l
DETROIT TRIBUNE ADDITION:
Gods highest representative since Christ Jesus, Hi
Mary Baker Eddy Reveator of His Christ Master Science
world Messiah
i Came Of Prote American heritage
of about seven generations, in Americal!l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-24
"RepuhIiean Gain seenby Publisher"
broader House Control Foreeast"

The Republican party strong as it ~ss before
the Eisenhower lardsli5e 1852 and likely to widen it's
q Congress the fall elections, eroas-seetion Of
ne~l7s5er publishers sad ye,terdsy"
{ 8 Monitor
IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-24

DIVINE PRINCIPLE
BE ye therefore perfect, your Father which
in heaven is perfect."-Chrst Jesus.
Last week the civilized world celebrated the Risen Lord
Because he from the of the material
assembled through divine Principle should be grateful
forever l. was through the understanding OF divine Pr
cpe the divine Mind Cod that he taught the people ire
meaning O: Love through Spirit Using material things only
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-24
Fear No EciI
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

CHRIST HAS REVEALED SPIRITUAL MANS
DIVINE PRINCIPLE
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Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13

church, and five are candidates
for baptism, Guest ministers were
Rev J, S. Newborn, Antioch Bap-
ust church; Rev b. ii. johnson,
Pmey Grove A M h; Rev, u, W..
Smith, ST. Paul AME, Arkadel-
phia, Total raised for the week
Sl0023. Several visitors We're pre-
sent from Nashville. Mrs. AL
berta Brinson. Washington, d. G..
visited with her brother H. w.
McGhee, the past weekend.
Shirley Ray Preston has returned
home from the State All camp
at Pine Bluff. She was a repre-
sentative from this community al
SO Miss Jennie M. Mason, county
HID agent and Mrs. B. |. Fort.
Now I'm sure everybody feels bet
ter after thinking the mercury has
dropped back; not to normal yet
but the mites are cooler, which
says back to school soon. Viii
liam Henry, Booker T. Stephen!
and wife of Texas, visited brother
in-laW and sister, Mr., and Mrs
Henry Hearn.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13
YWCA Notes.

The Y beautiful garden club
held its first annual Pilgrimage
at its July meeting, After a short
business meeting at the " the
members climbed aboard their cars
and visited the homes of several
of the members with helpful dis
cussion on conditions of the var
ious gardens and growing hints,
The homes visited were those
of Mesdames Picola Harris, Sally
ma Lewis, Annie Harris, Nancy
Terrence, Devotion Murray, Cor
enda Gladney and Faye Seoggins
The pilgrimage ended at the
residence of Mrs. Scoggins who
served a delicious repaSt of de-
lieious iced fruit punch, cake, can
dy and nuts.
The members plan to exchange
cuttings in the fall. Next meeting
will be the annual picnic the 4th
Tuesday in August Mrs. Salyna
Lewis is president o. the club,
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13

To the H. d. ladies of Wood
ruff County, there will be another
call meeting on August 10th, at
the extension office to clear up
all matters on preparation for the
state H, D. council So ladies
please come out and make your
report. let us not have to rush
for there may be things left IN
done, Let us start in time We
have the narrator and poster car
riers. Our agent Mrs. Florine
Strong rendered some important
information regarding the State
meeting, which was helpful to
all. Persons unable to be present
August l6, please bring your re-
port on Saturday, August %,
which is the last day. Mrs. c..
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13

81 of Biscoe, motored to Little
Rock, to the OES dedication SER
vice. which included the follow
ing persons MIR. and Mrs. Sam
Adams, Grace Leachman, Marie
Hendriek, Hardie Martin, S I,
Hollis, A, f. Hall, W. M. The
donia. Mcdonald, C. B. Hall, and
Mrs. A. j. Thompson. Miss
Elma Gray has recently returned
home from summer school at AM
an college. She will teach in the
public school system On the
sick Hst are: Mrs. Lula Davis,
Mary Cohn anu Charlie
Boyce. We pray for them an early
recovery.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13
.Cdsscoe

Our community enjoyed another
big rain Sunday. The Sundays
service was held on time and
well attended. Mrs. Lula Wash
ingto died August 2, at her home.
Her children from Detroit and
Chicago are here for the funeral
services. Mrs, Marie Franklin
has returned from her visit to
Chicago Penny Price and her
sister, June Helen, Chicago are
here visiting. Mr., and Mrs
Eli Picketts son-in-law, Sgt. Clar-
ence d. Childs is on his furlough
from France. The White River
district Sunday school convention
closed Sunday at ST. John NC
church. The Emmanuel high
school MIA boys gave a social
Friday afternoon.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13

James Crofton were business visi-
tors In Little Rock, Thursday and
Friday. , Mrs. Myrtle Williams
and Mrs. Geneva Jackson have re-
turned to the city after attending
school in Little Rock. Preston
Polk, Washington, d. C., is visit
ing his parents, Mr., and Mrs,
Aurthur Polk. Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Taylor and son, Holly
grove, visited friends in the city
Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Simpson, Hooks. Texas,
are visiting Mr. Simpsons parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Simpson.
Misses Mary II. Crofton and Lee
nora Show, students at AMIN
college, Pine Bluff, are visiting
their parents and friends.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13
STATE PRESS Fri, Aug, 10, 1854


Gus jumps made by the company
III travelling about the country,
the Water Follies wardrobe mis-
tress has few opportunities to
hang the suits on clothsline to
dry at leisure.
All in all. tremendous amount
of research and hard work was
necessary even before the show
went into rehearsal. However, the
result is we'll worth the effort
expended The Water Follies has
been nailed far and wide, not
alone for the excellence of the per-
Torrance itself, but as the cpl
tome Of clean entertainment, a
show the entire family will en-
joy,
Water Follies is an exiting and
novel 2 ID hour musical revue
in water and on stage that fea-
lures world champion divers, top
ealibre stage acts, singing and
dancing stars, both a water bal
let and stage ballet group of girls,
with diving, stage and water CO.
medians galore. It contains II
water scenes and 10 stage num-
berS.
The Water Follies is presented
in Little Rock under the auspicies
of the Pulaski Heights Lion club
for the benifit Of Sight Conser-
walton and Aid to the Blind.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13
Legal Notice
NOTICE

In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Evelyn Bradley, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 100302
Robert Jones, Phoebe Frazier and
Lots Is, Is, II, Is in block 5 in
Foraker Grove Addition to the
tie Rock, Pulaski County, Arkan-
Sas, Defendants
Notice
Notice is hereby given that there
has been filed in my office, as
Clerk of the Pulaski Chancery
Court, petition for the con-
firmation of the title to lots Is
l6, IT, and 10 in block in Fo-
raker Grove Addition to the City
of Argenta, now North Little
Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas
and the quoting Of the title to
the same in Evelyn Bradley, pc
titioner therein.
All persons claiming said lands,
or any interest therein, are here
by warned to appear in the Pu-
laski Chancery Court six weeks
after the first publication and
show cause why said title to
said lands should not be con-
firmed to the said Evelyn Brad
ley
Witnessed my hand as Clerk
of the Pulaski Chancery Court
and the seal thereof on this the
22nd day Of June, 1854
Airline Turner, Clerk
BY Helen Edwards, d. c.
w. w Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
6;27.6:6-i3-20-27,
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13
Manning

James Crawford, Clemon Craw-
ford, and Mrs. E. Hall, motored
to Arkadelphia Monday. Fred
Carter and Mrs. Corine Craig
motored to town Tuesday, The
citizens of this community are
attending the meeting at Harmony
Baptist church this week, Miss
Delories Watkins returned home
from summer school Friday mite
Thomas Dale Harrison, Mesdames
Craig, Watkins and Robinson, mo-
tored to Fordyce, Saturday Mr.
House of California, is home visit,
ing his mother. Mrs. Jean
Craig and Mrs. M. Hall, made
Friday.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13

The Water Follies of 1854, now
showing at the Barton coliseum
through Saturday, August l4th
marks an entirely new departure
in the field of entertainment. I'm
til Producer Sam Snyder decided
to attempt the unheard of feat
of bringing a combined swimming
diving and stage show to the
public, entertainment of this type
was confined to the vacation
resorts of Florida and California.
Taking what had always been
considered purely athletic events
and building a show around them,
complete with music and light
ing effects, was a herculean task.
Not the least difficult part was
/ 7-;fg tn portable pools for
the show. For ease in handling.
two pools were designed. A large
one. for the exhibition swimmers
and the famous water ballet and
a smaller and deeper one, for the
divers and comedians, the overall
length being IT'S feet.
Assembling the cast for this
production was another huge task.
Hundred of girls received tryouts
before group capable of perform
ing the intricate figures of the
water ballet was selected. For
the ballet itself, special choreo-
graphy had to be devised, as bal
let in water is entirely different
nom dancing on a stage or on
ice
Another problem was arrang-
ing music and devising lighting
effects. The lighting in particular
hard to be carefully planned to
minimize the glare reflection ma
tural to light on water.
Swim suit material had to be
found that, strange as it may
sound, was practically waterproof.
With the number of changes made
during the show and the numer-