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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-06
Healing As Per Preface In C.S.
textbook:

TO thos. leaning on IN. sustaining infinite to-day is big
with be,sins.
The time for thinkers has come Truth, independent
e. doctrines and 'mshonoed systems knocks the portal
OF humanity conisnfmen' past The cold
Vsn'ionsIy Of ns'ersIsm erunbins away. p. WI
Theology and physics teach that both Spirit and
res and good whereas the fact that Spirit good
md real and Spirits opposite The question What
- Truth. answered by demonstr son.by healing both
disease and and this denomination shows that Christian
hssIns eoners the health and makes the best
On This basis Christian Science will have fair fight VII
The author has not compromised CONSCIENCE TO suit
The general drift Of thought but has bvnty and honestly given
the text OF Truth She has effort smbeIish esb
crate treat foil detail infinite theme BY thousands
% wsuthsns'sd OF healing she and her
have proved The worth OF her teachings These for
The most have been abandoned hopeless by regular
medical attendants Few invsIids will God Till ell
physical supports have failed because there little faith
m His disposition and power 10 heal disease
The divine Principle OF healing proved in the per.
sons experience Of sincere seeker Of Truth lis purpose
good and Us practice safer and potent than that
Of any other sanitary method The unbiased Christian thought
is touched by Truth. and convinced Of H. ONLY
THOSE QUARREL WITH HER METHOD WHO DO NOT
UNDERSTAND HER MEANING, OR DISCERNING THE
TRUTH COME NOT TO THE LIGHT LEST THEIR WORKS
BE REPRovED No intellectual proficiency is requisite in
the learner. but sound morals most desirable p <.
Many imagine that the phsnomsns Of physical heal.
Ing in Christian Science present only phase Of The
81 The human mind which action Unexplained way
results in The Of disease On the contrary Christian
Science nationally explains that ell other pathological meth
DDS are The fruits Of human faith ssisr-fsh n the
workings Of Spirit bot Of the nsshy mind which
yield 70 Science.
The physical healing Of Christian Science results
- in Jesus time, from the operation Of divine Principle
before which and disease lose their reality human
consciousness and disappear naturally and necessarily
Continued Next Column, TOP)
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What hes happened. OF course, Is that . svres...
esIsn hiss given kind Of freedom TO British jr;,;.
end British snsrsiss
Hence. the peak employment and with eompetiiv. a.
by Businessmen once again encouraged. British ob,.
view the economic future with assurance
They expect continuance Of the Current oro....
created by bvoysnt and booming demand"
The situation is like that in the United STATE, ~
since the New Deal vnfsffsrsd consumer spending Ia,
permitted 70 operate in the market place.
England also had It's soesIistie gloomy forecast. AZ
esssion and disaster after the Conservatives rsturc.a
Office.
With respect 70 Britain. The Sunday Times remark,
The truth Of the matter is that the tradition and
hsritsd skill Of the British artisan is combining with ~
vsor and initiative Of British management give the il
growing prophecies Of our inevitable economic decline"
However. there here consumer spsndiro :.
opposed 10 Socialist psfernssn is the Of sxp.,s
prosperity.
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p A z I =

CHRIST JEsUs-THE NUMBER ONE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTIST HENCE. AFTER DEATH. STEP BY
STEP ALL HUMAN BEINGS WILL BECOME
cHRlsrLlKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
A SCIENTIFIC TITLE FOR THE SPIRITUAL
IDEAS OF GOD. HIS ETERNAL IMAGE
AND LIKENESS
MvrmIlons tragedies Of all peoples testify TO inferior
leadership thinking prayers, discipline and imperative
eessy for submission 70 the prayers discipline thinking,
leadership OF Gods Christ Master Absolute Miracle Science
Universal Messiah Millennium! and the incompatible bless.
lnes-rewsrds OF "a hvnd edfoId" therefo!"THE PEACE
OF GOD THAT pAssETH ALL UNDERSTANDING"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-06

space
The material Creation is dsviIish UNREAL dream
counterfeit Of the divns-fhs Adam and Eve drssui
Jesus reduced 70 It's native nehinsnsss in ME Asesn
sionl
You awaken from the Of these European
systems erippss Protestant Catholic Hsbrsie mstsra med
iceland Communism and It's phony democracy Of the
DEVIL
They in considerable measure, prisoners OF the
dsvil-nstsrisIism. animal mssnstism
They have yet learned the Significance OF the
cHLDLEssNEss Of Christ Jesus the Way the Truth and
the Life
who could have had wonderful and daughters but
choose LEI the dsvish Adam and Eve dream down,
far he concerned and said This world shall
away.
Civilization is in some sopsrdyn considerable meas
ur-bsesuss SHINING stupid bvndsns mortss have been
multiplying like rsbbtsI
Lovingly yours, according 10 Christ.
Andrew r. Frvshsvf, C.S."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-06
Popularity Poll

Recognizing that President's popularity flueu.,.
every time he makes a ajor move, the Gallup pol,,.
have kept periodically President Eisenhower d
former President Truman for their frat months in o,
The results of their samplng noteworthy in tn,
they show that Mr.. Eisenhower standing among III. n
pie remains high, but in Mr. Trumans case it fell d
Here the Gallup findings in percentage of voter A.
proval:
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an, or youth is learning how
to get out Of the way of
oneself. And as one learns
this he finds much Of the
human obstruction removed
out Of human consciousness,
the only place material
errors ever were, or ever
will be found.
A student Of Christian
Science visiting the DetrSit
Tribune said last week, that
she was learning day by day,
that the only trouble she
has ever found was because
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Fear. No EriI
Continued from Back Page)

m Back rage :.
of her thinking, and az :
learns to get out Of her ao y,
way, she finds solace. ! DI !,
said she, lit is one Of = |.
hardest struggles oil
life"
So, we can rejoice " :. J"
knowing that divine IN
takes away evil thouss ''i
and leaves no evil 70 "a
This knowing is helplns,
evangelize and rec CSSl
man to God. And the ~" =.
Spirit makes clean here
now.
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Excerpts from Straight From the Shoulder"
Journal of Political Fact, September, 1884
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-06
PART 5
CONGRESSMAN KNIGHTS HEALlNGl-
MANY TO BE BLESSED


The healing will be Iiber alton from The Of the
Christ void, sn-Chrst devils Judas Jvdsism
2. The devils Roman Catholicism
3. The devils Christ Science void healing sndesvors,
whose whiiewssh heanss Of the devil less would
deceive, il possible, the very eIeetl Matthew 24:24)
Enabled pyehopathie syphitie Of Satan ussolin
10 rise power and wreck nation!-
And the devils polio r. D. r. with the aid Of the DEVILS
Judaism and Reds mesmerired the for third and
fourth erms-wth the Pearl Harbor insmy Of the devils
Demoersiswith heavy defeats of Christian leadership
Asia and the sIobe!-whose prestige will only
be recovered by Gods Christ Master Absolute Miracle Science
Universal Messiah Millennium, in which
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-06

IS darkness gives place light and sin TO reformation Now
then mighty works not supernatural but So
prsmey natural They the sign OF inmsnvs' or GOD
with VS. divine influence present in human con-
seovsnsss and repeating itself coming was promised
sforefime
TO preach dsliversnee 10 the esptives Cof ssnssL
And recovering OF sight 10 the blind,
To set at liberty them that bruised" p. II
PART z
HEALING OF THE POLIO BELIEF REsTATED-
Dear Lsnny God did not make this lie about man
Sis spiritual perfect eternal image and liksnessyour true
and ONLY real beinsl
Therefore. you don't need 10 have u!
You cant possibly keep III
And. really. you haven't got III
rs Just day dresm!-
An illusion and delvsion of the physical sen.ss
PART 3
COD TO MRS EDDY, TO YOU. THERETO:
The christlike understanding OF scientific being and
divine healing includes perfect Principle and des-perfse
perfect the basis Of thought and demon
sfrafion." p. 259 S&H
PART
HOWARD HUGHES QUICK RESPONSE!
Howard Hughes, il will be recalled. nearly killed
that plane crash mid 4os and for days in
preesou condition Owing 10 his aircraft manufacturing
The writer felt him worthy Of aid and 500
o'clock sent this wire
Mr.. Howard Hughes
Good Samaritan Hospital
Los Angeles, California
May l. a entire stranger, offer the following: Gods
Christ Science Second Coming Of Christ Truth The Mes
.sh oil peoples page 2s9 Of the Christian Science
textbook ssysAnd the foregoing quotationThe
ChrisfIke understanding Of scientific being" etc
Following the quotation, signed of with these
words Best wishes for speedy awakening your divine
piritusl mssferful chrstlke individuality
Andrew r. Frushsuf, C.s. >
RESULTS
Next morning Newsessi 800 o'eIoek-First good
right reported.
Afternoon: Taken Oh the critical Iistdue, doubt,
large the IL page typewriter letter with
1912 pages Of enclosures with perhaps authorized
Christian Science literature Air Mail Special Delivery
hour and half after the wire.
The letter touched upon The Frushsuf family Christian
Science Trailer world leader in that industry
and the writer's fume erusadns behalf of Gods Christ
Science Messiah having been forced declare himself
major prophet Of the Lord cdvns Lowell with world
sage and mission in his 3oh yesr-'he age at which
Jesus began his public minstry!-a good omen. truly :
And that in the writer's SD year he sustained Issst
social and financial ervefxon-s metaphysical 10th Cen.
Yry equivalent Of Joseph Esypisnd you will recall that
Joseph didn't do too badly. under divine guidance!
And thanks TO God and His Christ Miracle Science Mes.
sh mountains Of human beliefs had been for the
writer. with the joyful peace Of God which psssth all
dersfsndng" in wasns the glorious spiritual warfare with
the world the nesh and the devP'-by which we "faht
the battles Of the Lord"l
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Jesus Re the Unworthy Of HeaIing!-

EYES THEY HAVE THAT SEE MOTT
EARS THEY HAVE THAT HEAR NOT
HEARTS THEY HAVE THAT WILL NOT UNDERSTAND
LEST THEY SHOULD SEE AND HEAR. AND
UNDERSTAND AND BE coNvERTED
land SHOULD HEAL THEM or THEIR DIsEAsEs"!l
AND He tJssvs WENT AWAY FROM HIS OWN
VILLAGE AND COULD 90 NO MIGHTY WORKS
THERE BECAUSE or THEIR U.kB-El.IEFT
PART
CHICAGO SHOULD CONSULT WITH GODS PROPHETS
cHRIsTLlkE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
HIS CHOSEN PEoPLEll
Christian Science thinking prayers. discipline leader
ship IMPERATIVE for the healing Of the ns'ons-Rsvs
lefion.
Hebrews Catholics Protesfsnfs = All-non-honesf.o
God Christian Seensts-srs spiritual eriPPles-Prisoners
Of deviIsnirsI msenetism!-persons OF detective san
i'y. judgment. honesty intelligence!
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Repentance. Then Reformation. and
Spiritual Regeneration!
Continued from Page 81
PART 4

HONESTY, PURITY. UNSELFlSHNESS. CHRIsTLIkE
LOVE FOR GOD AND MAN IMPERATIVE!!!
PART
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Jesus Has Come!!!-

in Spirit, as God wiIIed IL!
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TRIBUNE-sATURDAY. NOVEMBER s, 1854
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HOWARD HUGHES QUICK RESPONSES


Howard Hughes, il will be recalled, was nearly killed
plane crash the mid '4os and for days in
condition Owing 10 his aircraft manufacturing
interests the writer felt him worthy Of aid and At 500
o'clock this
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-05

First comWsWnlon
chElsslaa Church 70
Observe Anniversary
Notation win be made Sunday.
February 7, 1854, Of the first an.
nlvsFsary OF First Communion
Christian Church, ut the II q. m.
worship service.
Guest speaker during the morn.
ing service win be Shelton Gran
ger. executive secretary OF the
Minneapolis Urban League.
Scheduled Vocmlists are Mrs.
sylvia Little and Mr.. Ernest
Christopher.
The services viii offer an OPP
portunlty for the church's many
friends TO give II q boost into lis
second year.
Lunch win be served in the
cafeteria Immediately after ser.
vices.
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Adult Glasses
IN Severed Nam
Civ Schools

The Minneapolis Public schools
have CLASSES for adults In q mum.
Der Of the high schools. Vocation
al Evening School. eth Avenue
South and Grant street, spring
term. opens February 9 and
closes Juns ., with registration
the week Of February 1. A great
variety Of olaAaen are offered In
tho fields OF DlHtributive and OF.
flee Education. HomsmRixlnE.
Trade Extenalon, General Interest,
Engiiah. Naturalization civioa,
EnGilah classes for the foreign
born are also held at Sheridan JT.
High School. 1901 University Az.
N, n.. Monday and Tuesday eve
nings, ESQ 20 piaO. and at Lincoln
Jr. High School. 1880 Penn Av.
NJ, on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, ESQ 10 ESQ, All olaAsea
are open 10 anyone over 10 years
Of age and meet one OF two eve
nings q week, Glasses vary In
length from Q 10 10 weeks A nom.
lnal Zee IL charged. For further In
formation, call Main osai Task for
Evening School ottlcel.
In addition to Vocational eve.
ming school, the Beard Of rducA-
ton sponsors four community CEN
tsra. The activities are primarily
In General Interest, HomsmAhlng
and Recreation. Bryant Commun-
ity Center. asth street and ara
Az q, u open five nlghtn a week.
The telephone number Ia Regent
aaia.
North side Community Center
North High schoOll iTlp Ere
mont Av ~. In open Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, For FUR.
thsr information. call Aldrich
saoS. from a;SO TO $50 p, M. Wed.
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PuaRIM REST CHURCH

Sunday. January 81. was Mis-
sion Day. Our guest speaker at the
IL q. m. services was Mrs. Ida
Mary funston who brought us an
inspiring message about missions
and what mission meant TO her.
We enjoyed every word of Il.
We welcome our visitors at all
times and hope they win come
again.
Al the three o'clock hour, the
singing group Of the church. which
10 affiliated with the 50. Paul Cos
pei Union, was engaged In conse-
Grafton services at Mt. Ollvet Bap-
fist church, 81. Paul Rev. Il. J.
Jones presided. assisted by Rev.
J. jackson. The Gospel Union
Chorus sang beautifully.
On Sunday, February 7 the
young men OF our church are spon-
soring q program, the proceeds TO
20 toward the building Of our
aupeFatructure There win be three
singing groups represented. Come
out and help W In our efforts TO
build Gods house. We need your
help.--Mrs. Dayton Loud, report
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PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
&c. Paul

The Christian Warfare" was
the subject OF Rev. Floyd Massey's
sermon on Sunday, January 81 at
the morning worship service. Dea-
con c. 8. Anderson offered morn
ing prayer. Music was rendered
by the Gospel Chorus and the
Senior Choir.
Registered visitors were S/Sgt-
and Mrs. c. Henry Of New York
city. II was noted that Horace
Brown Il confined TO Miller hos
pitaI and Richard Chapman, 1119
Sherburne has been added to the
sick list.
n was announced that Charles
Ward OF Brown and Bigelow. made
a donation of $1,000 which was
turned over TO Ollie Granthum,
M. r. a. c. !. Fund treasurer.
Mrs. Leona Montague and Mrs.
Anita Tucker were accepted az
new members. Appreciation was
expressed by the Mothers March
of Dimes Committee 10 all who
participated in the March, gave
donations or participated In any
way for this cause. Following the
DoxoIogy, Dedicatory Prayer was
offered by Trustee b. L. Morris.
Bendiction was said by Rev. Tim
othy C.. Simmons.
At s p. m. the Baptist Youth
Fellowship met with Deaconness
stella Arnold, 500 Sherburne. At
9 D. m. the Gospel Chorus present
ed its Midwinter Musicale. Soloists
were Kelsie Whitmore and Mrs.
Odelle Galloway. Mrs. Arlee o.
HaIloweII and Harriet B. Smith
were the pianists. Mrs. Smith was
At the organ. The program was
under the direction Of Mrs. Hal
lowell.
On next Sunday, Rev. Massey
win preach and the Ordinance of
Communion win be observed at
the IL q. m. service. The BYE
win participate. At 8 p. m. the
Ordinances of Baptism and Com
munion win be observed. Mildred
T. Jordan. Reporter.
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Washington. Jan. ai--Ctting
President Eissnhowsr'a insistenee
upon the principles Of individual
decision and cooperation by con-
sent. Harold n. Staaasn. director,
Foreign Operations Administra-
ton, urged the young people at
tending the NAAcP-sponsored
National Youth Legislative Con-
ference at Howard University last
week TO work for the full rsaliEa-
ton Of these principles.
The nation needs the coopera-
ton and assistance OF you young
men and women here tonight and
throughout the country to work
TOR steady improvement Of condi-
tons Al homo while extending aid
10 undsrdeveloped countries n
broad" Mr.. staAssn said.
There are two Facets upon
which you can make tremendous
contributions In tho decade ahead.
First. u In necessary to secure the
dignity Of the individual and 10
uphold HIS civil rights irrespective
OF race, color, religion or national
origin Equally important 10 your
responsibility 10 let the world
know % our record Of progress in
human rightA
while much remains 20 be done.
our record Of accomplishments
promises greater progress IN the
decade ahead II u vastly import
ant that the peoples Of Asia, Ant
CO and other parts Of the world
rSaliEe the significant changes
which have been taking place In
Tits country"
Mr., StaSsen was introduced to
the conference by DR., Margaret
Butcher. faculty adviser 10 the
Howard University chapter of the
NAAcF. a. a man who was the
young governor OF Minnesota and
the young president Of the Univer.
sity % Pennsylvania" and a. such
set records for young people to
emulate,
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Zion BAPTIST CHURCH


Sunday was q glorious day at
Zion. The Senior Missionary So
eiety was In charge. Mrs. Dora
Hardy, first speaker, brought out
wonderful highlightS on the SUBJ
ject. Family Problems. Construc-
tive and Destructive Forces"
Mrs. Hardy emphasized that it's
time that we reconstruct our
lives and unite ourselves, live to-
gether AZ one with God. She didn't
leave out cooperation. One Of her
closing words was. The fight viii
be q happy one IL fought in Jesus
name" Many other interesting
points were brought out.
Then In the sermon. our pastor,
Rev. II. w. Bolts, put emphasis
on this great subje Family
Problemsl. He said az Solomon
had said. train q child In the
way II should 20 and when it's
old. II win not depart" He also
stated that we must first find
the course, then check on our
selves: first begin at home TO train
our children: and unless we do the
institutions viii always be filled
with Juveniles. He stated that we
must put god first In all Of our
dealings.
Many visitors were welcomed al
thought the visitors registry was
not signed. You are always well
come at Zion.
The evening session was brief.
Sister u. Bolts brought interest.
ing greetings from the National
Board meeting from Hot Springs.
Ark. which was enjoyed very
much. The chorus and choir
brought music for the day.
The congregation was very hap
py to greet our beloved brother.
Henry Young at the morning SER
VICE He and his family have been
In Portland. Ore, for some
months. He expects to leave for
New York for an indefinite stay.
Hls present address is ITO Hum
boldt Az. ~
Regular church business meet
ing win be held Friday night, Feb
ruary 8 at 8 p. m. The Pastor re-
quests that all members interested
In church welfare be present at
this meeting.
Zion sick List
Most Of the sick have improved
we are informed. Mr.. william
Crump. 951 Aldrich Az. N. was
taken 10 Parkview hospital Mrs.
Ethel Sanders IL In F'airview and
her condition Ia reported favor
able. Mrs. Birdie King wishes all
10 know that she Is not seriously
III. but an arthritic condition win
not allow her to walk very much.
Her address now In 2546 Hiawatha
Az. and she wishes to Be remem-
bered In prayer.
Youth department meets Friday
February 8 at , .. m, At the
church. Mrs. r. Wallace is direc-
tor.
We win have baptixing on Sun
day. February Z, after the morn
ing service. All candidates are
asked to be present Mrs. T.
Henderson. reporter.
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ST. PETERS A.ME. CHURCH

ST. PETERS A.M.E. CHURCH
The Helpers Club IL sponsoring
a Coffee Sip" Feb. II At the home
of Mrs. Cecil Stovall from 4 60 Z
p. m. At 1850 p, m. the same day
the play the "Unhghted Cross viii
be presented and a Miss So. Peters
viii be- crowned. The contestants
are Misses Jane Chivers, Margar-
et Rhodes. Dovie Williams and
Antoinette Hughes Next Sunday
10 Communion Sunday and Rev.
Simmons win be back In the pulpit
10 administer the sacrament.
Our guest speaker Sunday
morning was Rev. J. r. Jones Of
50. James AME Church OF st.
Paul Before beginning his SER
mon Rev. Jones sang q stirring
rrpndition OF Il Trust In God. !"
His subject was Lifting Your
Share Of the Load and his text
was Marx 3:l-S. II was pointed
out that man is the most import
ant thing IN Gods universe. God
has said that when men work to-
gether there IN strength. In unity
there 10 strength. In faith there -
also strength. Rev. Jones said
that we could not live without
faith-the assurance a. things
hoped for. the eSalvence Of things
Cod. other men and himself.
not seen. Man must have faith In
Rev. Jones closing remark was
that the reward In heaven In only
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BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH
A Consecrated church can 60
forward doing great work. We
must grow In grace and IN the
knowledge Of Jesus Christ. start
out doing what God wants US TO
do and not what We want 70 do.
This inspiFational mission mes
sage was delivered by Rev. J. J.
Clayburn taken from the 9Th
chapter Of Isiah.
Senior Gospel Choir and Must
cetts rendered heartfelt muEic un-
der the leadership Of Mrs. bessie
Gresham.
United with the church on
Christian experience were Mrs.
Georgia N. Mckinney from Chi
cago. and Mrs. Pauline Dauglas
OF Monroe. La. We welcome you
10 the fold.
The afternoon message was de-
liveFed by our missionary Rev.
John Young, taken from the third
chapter Of PHILIPPIANS. 18th and
18th verses. Theme. Leaving the
Old and Living the New" First
we must forsake all, second. we
must deny ourselves; third. we
must move pride out Of the way
and do Gods win.
Zion Gospel Chorus rendered
the music under the leadership of
Mrs. Dora Hardy. Mrs. Henrietta
Loud and her group OF singers
from Pilgrim Rest Baptist church
furnished two inspiring numbers,
The evenings installation mes
sage was delivered by Rev. J. J.
Clayburn. Music was rendered by
our Senior Gospel Choir and Mel
lowtones. $780, Sarah Benson, report.
ar
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OF sympathstic interest 10
friends In the Twin Cities was the
recent death at Christmas Of Ber-
nard TyrSs PoGue Of Washington,
d. G.. father OF Mrs. Charles u.
Moore.
Mrs. Moore. the former Sara
Bernics Pogus. 10 the wife Of
Charles E. Moore. formerly Of 81
Paul. and IN thu daughtsr-in-law
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis p. Moore Of
es2 w. Central Av
The Charles Moores have visited
hero on numerous occasions and
have q wide circle Of friends In
tho Twin Cities. Their home In
Washington. d. c. Il AZ Ease On
tario Road. N. w.
Mr.. Pogue. a member Of one Of
VirRinla's oldest families, was a
well known citizen In ths District
Of Columbia, having been an en-
ployee In the u, Q. Postal Service
for q number OF years.
He 10 survived by his wife. Mrs.
Sara y. Pogus: three daughters,
Miss verna Pogus: Mrs. Joyce
jackson. Mrs. Charles u. Moore;
two grandsons. Eric and Kelvin;
two brothers, Drs. william and
Benjamin Pogue and . host Of
relatives In Virginia and wash
lngtOn.
Burial was with military honors
In historic Arlington cemstsry,
Arlington, Va.