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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-22
sTUMPY POINT PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Midgette
spent Friday in Norfolk. They
were accompanied home Saturday
by Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Midgette.
Mrs. Midgette is convalescing
from a recent illness.
John Hooper of Buxton visited
his sister, Mrs. Evelyn Meekins
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Best and
daughter Oracle spent Sunday in
Washington, N. C.
Mrs. Donald Midgette and chill
dren, Steve and Donna Gene re-
turned from Oxford Sunday after
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Mary Burgess and mother,
of Elizabeth City visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Burgess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Wise visit
ed their daughter, Mrs. Dwight
Hooper and family in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Under
wood and children of Norfolk
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Hooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mason and
children of Norfolk visited Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Midgette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Osborne and
daughter Gloria of Norfolk visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Hooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wise of Nor
folk spent the week end at their
home here.
John and Bob Midgette of
Mashoes spent Sunday here with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Midgette.
Reuben Payne, Seldom and Mel
da Francis of Manteo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Hooper, Mrs. Lucy
Gard, and Mrs. Nina Midgette of
Manns Harbor attended the burial
of Ralph Payne here Saturday.
Pat Twiford returned to Nor
folk Sunday after spending the
Easter holidays here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Twi-
ford.
Jimmy Hart of Norfolk visited
Brantley Twiford.
Mrs. Ira Spencer of Manns Har-
Dor visited Mrs. Evelyn Meekins.
George Payne was in Manteo
Monday.
The Spiritual Life meeting was
held with Mrs. Ruby Gray Monday
night with Is members present.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-22
HATTERAs PERSONALS

Mrs. Sue Foster and daughter,
Mrs. Myron Garrish, visited at
Ocracoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Darden
of Norfolk were here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stockton Midget
visited Mrs. Ursa Midget and
children at Rodanthe Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Burrus
and Mrs. Steve Burrus visited
Steve Burrus in Portsmouth.
Mrs. Levin Fulcher attended the
Billy Graham show in Manteo.
Mrs. Henley of Kill Devil Hills
has been visiting Miss Yvonne
Latham.
Anderson Midget is in Whining
ton attending the Masonic Grand
Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hollis have
returned from Alabama.
Steve Wilkerson visited Manteo
and Elizabeth City.
Mrs. Eleanor Burrus of Ocra-
coke is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Brittle Gaskill.
Geraldine Fulcher, Fern Bal
lance, Bobby Scarborough, mem
bers of the senior class, left Mon
day for Washington, D. C. on
sightseeing tour, accompanied by
Mrs. Virginia Austin as chaperone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Austin and
son, Mrs. Virginia Austin and son,
Michael, spent the week end at
Ocracoke.
Mrs. Kate Burrus left Wednes-
day for Norfolk to collect $50
prize for giving the title of a song
in An Old Song Contest.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-22
BUXTON PTA ELECTS
OFFICERS AT APRIL MEET

At the April meeting of the
Buxton P.T.A. of Cape Hatteras
High School, officers were elected
for the coming year as follows:
President, Mrs. Blame Midget,
Buxton; Vice President, Mrs.
Bethany Gray; Treasurer, Mrs.
Vivian Fronts, Buxton; Secretary,
Mrs. Pauline Oden, Hatteras.
The Girl Scout Troop No. 1 and
the Brownies began the meeting
by reciting the allegiance to the
flag, and singing several songs
with their color guard on the
stage. The troops were with their
leaders, Mrs. Louise Clemmons,
Mrs. Patsy Robinson and Mrs.
Joyce Gray.
Civil Defense was the theme of
the P.T.A. meeting. DIR. Donald
Tharpe of the Cape Hatteras
Health Center gave a talk on
Emergency Action to Save
Lives" Mrs. Paula v. Fulcher
gave a short talk on the need of
an Emergency Feeding Pro-
gram" for Civil Defense. Rev.
Robert Rayle, pastor of Assembly
of God Church and teacher for the
seventh and eighth grades, show
ed two films on Civil Defense.
CT.
At the end of the program
cakes and Coca-Colas were served
in the lunch room. Hostesses were
Mesdames Maggie Austin, Chris
tine Williams, Pauline Williams,
Myron DUDLEY of Frisco, and Reta
Dudley, Muriel Fulcher, Ionic
Tolson, Ellen Farrow of Buxton.
The pupils of the seventh and
9th grades won the attendance
award. Mrs. Joyce Gray, presi-
dent, opened the meeting. Mrs.
Violet Austin of Hatteras, secre-
tary, read the minutes. Mrs. Wv
ian Fronts gave the treasurer's
report.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-22
DISTRICT POSTMASTERS
TO MEET IN COLUMBIA
State President Of Group TO Attend
Saturday at i am; Full
Program Planned

Mrs. Effie A. Brickhouse, Post
master of Columbia, will be host
Saturday, April %, to the post
masters of the First District.
Guest speaker will be j. Tracey
Moore, Postmaster of Greensboro,
State President of Postmasters,
First Vice-President of the Ma
tional Association.
The meeting will open with the
singing of America; Devotional
by Rev. Donald Wagner, Baptist
pastor; address of Welcome by
Paul Liverman, the Mayor; fur
Their remarks of welcome by Mrs.
Brickhouse; Response by Bill
Ormond, postmaster of Ayden; a
solo by H. T. Davenport; Reading
of the minutes of the last meeting
by Mrs. Maude White, Postmaster
Of Buxton, who is secretary of the
group; presentation of the speak
er by the chairman, R. L. Garrett
of Elizabeth City.
The meeting will be followed by
lunch at Bill Van Horns lunch
room.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-22
OUTER BANKS SUB-DISTRICT
MEETS IN BUXTON CHURCH

The Outer Banks Sub-district
W.S.C.S. held its spring meeting
at Buxton Church Wednesday,
April IS, with SO present. Five
district officers attended, Mrs.
xon, Mrs. Pegram, Mrs.
lplissy, Mrs. Lois Brown and
Mrs. Helen Nance.
Mrs. Mabel Meekins, chairman.
of Avon presided.
Mrs. Cedric Midget of Waves
led the devotional using the Eas-
ter theme. Prayer was by Rev.
Dan Meadows of the Hatteras
Charge and special music by Mes
DANES Thelma Gray and Pearl
Midget.
Mrs. Joan Tharpe extended the
welcome and Mrs. Rebecca Bur-
rus responded.
A memorial service was held
for deceased members, Mrs.
Louise Gray and Mrs. Willie Ann
Farrow. Mrs. Evelyn Gibbs led
this service and Mr.. Lefever rem
dered solo.
Mrs. Nixon led in a noontime
devotion using "That the Kingdom
of God may be Realized" as her
theme.
The main speaker at the after
noon session was Mrs. Meekins
who gave an inspirational talk en-
titled I'm the Beginning. Rev.
Couch of the Kennekeet Charge
pronounced the benediction.
The Buxton ladies served a
delicious ham dinner.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-22
BUXTON GIRL SCOUTS
FETE HATTERAS GROUP

The Girl Scout Troop No. 1 of
Butxon entertained the Girl Scout
Troop from Hatteras at an egg
hunt, at the home of Mrs. jeanne
Tharpe. After finding the many
colored eggs, Scout cookies and
pink lemonade were served. Sew
eral games were enjoyed.
The Scouts from Hatteras were:
Cora Joan Austin, Elida Austin,
Roberta Austin, Ursula Austin,
Cornelia Batten, Mary Burrus,
Midget, Vivian Robinson, Elaine
Ruby Fagley, Jean Gray, Sandra
Gillikin, jeanne Midget, Susan
Stowe, Iris Stowe, Ann Swain,
Jean Wardman, Cecilia Scar
borough.
Scouts from Buxton Troop were
Betty Gay Robinson, Mary Tolson,
Ruby Gaskins, Becky Midget,
Gloria MacAbee, Diane Williams,
Celcia Robinson.
Also the troop committee, Mrs.
Ray Gray, Mrs. A. S. Autin, Jr.,
and Mrs. Fred Austin. Mrs.
Joseph Oden, troop leader for Hat
teras, and Mrs. Louise Clemmons
and Mrs. Patsy Robinson, troop
leaders of Buxton.
Mrs. jeanne Tharpe with Mrs.
Babe Hooper created the first
Girl Scout Troop on Hatteras Is
land.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-22
UNIVERSITY WOMEN HOLD
FAIR IN NORFOLK APR, 1927

The Norfolk Branch of the As
ISOLATION of University Women is
sponsoring it's sixth annual An
tiques Fair on April 25th through
9th at the Norfolk Municipal
Auditorium. Proceeds are to fl
nance the Cherry Nottingham
international Fellowship Grant,
and Scholarship. Hours Of the fair
are from IL a. m. until 10 p. m.
and the tickets are rs cents.
Luncheon will be served from
IL to 2 p. m. in the Tea Room.
Refreshments viii be available
during other hours. A fashion
show Iof antique clothes will be
held at 100 each day and there
will be other features. Old dolls
will also be displayed and sold.
Both local and out Of state dealers
are invited.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-22
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-02
Southern Slavery
The Drinking Gcurd'
To The Christian Science Monitor:

To The Christian Science Monitor:
Permit 10 make gentle demurrer TO the general
Indictment OF the South by implication in Betty Williams
article. The Drinking Courd" in your May issue.
Mrs. Williams piece dealt with u qvoe) " the Under
ground railroad which stood for the ways people
helped Negro slaves travel Of The South freedom She
says she had told the story her eghyearod daughter
Gale.
Your writer further says - tried TO tell her little csls
little about the Negroes who stolen from their
s"ds in Africa and brought TO work like draft animals
in the cotton fields and the plantations" THE inference
being that Southerners stole the Negroes work them like
draft animssJ
No in his right mind ondones slavery But records
show the South entire cotton field nor were ali
slaves worked like draft animals II such true why
Southern family after Southern fsmiyihe menfolk fighting
under Lee and his evtenants-poteeed against Northern
msrsUdng soldiers by those saves7 would have
human for them 10 have Ned would II not? Evidently
were kindly treated
As for Souhernsrs stealing Negroes from Africs-whieh
The story plainly nfefaes supplied by Northern historians
show the contrary May cite your TrvsIow Adams
. Yankee and scholar Of disfinciion7
See--Southern Slavery-PAgs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-02
THE DETROIT TRIBUNE ANSWERS, HEREWITH
REPEATED QUESTIONING RE
Roman Catholic Argentina
Satan is Fighting Satan-And God
Is Winning! -

And that unfortunate population will eventually lib
Grated from the 1esposm-of both Juan Peron and the
devils Roman Catholic authoritarian despotism mater
ialstc perversions of the DRUGLESS. non-reg imened
health and healing. omnipoent Christianity of the
CHLDLESS Christ Jesus 1.-The Way the Truth, and the
Life, Who, in the devils Catholic per-
versions which the devils Adams and Ewes
multiply like rabbits says, in Luke 81 and Luke %:
The time will when they shall say-bessed
the barren the wombs that bear the paps that
give suck And them who are with child
and give suck in those days"!!
Jesus had offspring in his 33 years!-That is in
so lar as the devsh human counterfeit creation
cerned!
But-spirituslly considered the great Master is the
spiritual Father, Brother Friend to countless multi
hundreds of millons!! and is the one Tod
POPEi!i
GODS REV MARY BAKER EDDY, HIGHEST
REPRESENTATIVE SINCE JESUS HIS DAUGHTER
SUCCESSOR TO HIS HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED
SON, HAD ONE OFFSPRING IN 90 YEARS.
But our beloved Leader Mary Baker Eddv already
mas "'ons OF SrlKi UAL sons and daughters!!
PART 3
THE PUBLISHER OF THE DETROIT TRIBUNE
AT THE AGE OF 63, HAS NEVER BEEN
FATHER-AND THANKS GOD WITH ALL HIS
HEART THAT HE HAS BEEN SPARED THE
SOULSCORCHINC BURDENS AND THE DEVILIsH
FOLLY OF HAVING AND REARING
HUMAN OFFSPRING!M
The example of the CHILDLESS Christ Jesus is all
that this writer could desire. And he is never alone
NAT would be 'mpossble-Cod being EVERYWHERE
rKESENl and His great characters down the ages ave
spiritually present-bu in the writers 40 years devotion
to Christian Science he feels he has acquired MANY sn;
itual brothers and sisters!! 49,
PART4
90, i dMrLRiOR CHARACTER OF ROMAN CATHOLIC
OONiKlES-RELlGION, EDUCATION
THINKING, LEADERSHIPlli
The C'S Monitor, God bless it, has from time to time
See-Roman Catholic ArgentinaI- Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-02
HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS: RADIO PROGRAM
No. % tcKLW Radio GAS am. Svndays)
AN Awakening to Normal vision"

Following is the program the above title released for
broadcast the week end of June 7s Chris
men Science Heals heard internationally than s
stations This OF the weekly Chris
sn Science Committee Publication l07 Falmouth Bcsi
Is. Massaehuseits)
On this program Mrs Gertrude Morris Vsrrsl OF Ne"
YORK New York told Of her experience. as follows
When a young GIRL our family was told that my
mother COULD LIVE BUT A FEW HOURS She had suffered
tor many years from what called tuberculosis Of The
stomach and niesnes In her extremity she decided 10 ny
Christian Science. and Christian Science practitioner W"
See-An Awakening to Normal Vision Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-02
"Desegregation Decree: Two Side"
MIRROR OF WORLD OPINION
" Best We Could Expect "

The Supreme Courts school racial indignation decree is
The most liberal that the South could have expected
Without definite time limit il orders "a prompt and
reasonable start" toward eventual and full compliance
does Yield the demands OF the National Assoeia.
for Advancement OF Coored People that the decision Of
May w. 1854 be smmed down while threats forthwith with.
regard TO consequences.
puts enforcement in the hands Of the several FEEDER al
district courts in n states affected.
u takes Of the fact that conditions and do vary
greatly and allows the lower grant additional time
bring the transition about in orderly manner.
See-Desegreg alton Decree--Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-02
A Higher Cur"

.,, " ''S"-U O''N'ON e. 5. Moniior)
Nature often cures fractures and sets broLar 49, -.
'e' man me greatest surgeon reads report from The
national meeting OF 5000 family doctors in Los Angeles
Dr. Harold e. Grove. chairman Of the SURGICAL eom;,,..
Los angeles orfhopsedie Hospital pointed out tina, an in
a"o leg often grows inch faster and
accommodates its length TO that Of the normal Lao j.
time. - ~ ''''''
noteworthy also IS this reported statement Of his God
cures fractures orfhOpsedisis who know this often ear liz
mate surgery and reduce the risk"
man IS relatively trail creature who would never have
survived The long sras OF ignorance and primitive livno with
oy natures ability TO repair injuries and restore hsh Tn
greatest physicians Of day rely on this oddrse,sd ,n
With" U'-HolYwOOd tcsfJ cn1snNsws.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-02
Sunlight From Guatemala

MODEST CONTAMINATION Mirror Of World
Opinion" c. S. Monitor
year ago this month. the Army Of Liberation OF Col
ssros Castillo Armss moved cvsemsls City TO vns'"
me communicated government Of Jseobo Arben1.
IN taking Office as president. Castillo Armss found hn
country sacked and its treasury destitute Chaos prevails
throughout the tiny nation The farmers who had been prem
,ssd The moon by Arbsnr, resented Castillo Armss a
Some still do. bot many have come TO believe ~
See-Sunlisht from Cuatemala-Pags
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-02
Some Political HouseeIeaninu
in Chicago

SACHS TELLS 20 AIDS WORK OR LEAVE IoRs~
-, Chicago Tribunel
S"Y treasurer Morris 3. Sachs who has ousted three
PoeaY influential employees in the five DAYS disclosed
Yesterday ne laid down the law late Monday at meetna Of
me 20 employees still on his city payroll.
fo'd them. ! love you all expect an honest dsv's
work from each OF you II you don't 70 give me an
hones days work then you'd better your ANGELS and oe,
other Jobs" -
'aehs said he also warned those employees Of the Office
WIN civil service status who still don't want 70 work. ,h,
ne would go before the civil service board and saw he
work for them
LEGISLATOR OFFERS BILL
Sachs expressed interest in bill 10 abolish the civ a.
usfs office which was introduced the legislature bv Rem
Saroso w. Sheago yesterday caruso next TO State Rem
edward Shaw TO-. chieaso. who on Monday was oussd
from his $1,000 Job chief cashier Of the civ ,
vrers office $50
Does It say Morris g. Sachs or does il saw the e;,
treasurer inquired Sachs They're not tryno 70
me. ihey?
>aens produced payroll showing Shaw was maid
s,so Tor each OF three semimonihy payroll periods ended
April So May Is and May 81 The legislature was in
in Springfield in these periods
See-SOme Political House Cleanng-Page ?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-02
The Detroit Tribune Presents
Reactions to the United Nations,
From the C.S. Monitor With Our
introduction
Introduction

The adverse reactions such as that OF the Chloago
Tribune, testify materiaiso conception OF Christian
ity of 9Th Century, spiritual dscernment which has
not vet been awakened to the impact human thinking
and leadership Of Gods Second Coming Of the Christ
divine Truth Life and Love in His Christ Master Also
lutte Miracle Science Messiah Millennium and Gods 18th
Century Mary Baker Eddy Daughter Successor to Gods
HOLY Ghost conceived Messiah Son
The woman. per Jesus, Matthew 1888, who
would take the leaven Christ Science, and put it into
"3 measures of meal"-"Science Theology, Medicine
the title of the 9th Chapter Of Gods indispensable, inn
perative Miracle Worker, Healer, Educator
The C. 6. textbook Gods Savior Liberator, and
Protector Holy Scriptures the King
lanes Protestant Bible, which excludes the impure
Apocrvpha Of the inferior Roman Catholic Bible, and
INCLUDES the New Testament Of Gods marvellous
Representative of all times the Christ, New
Testament void Hebrew Scriptures, which testify to the
pful pathetic spiritual poverty of the Hebrews and inn
potence Of their rabbs!
When Roman Catholic renegade. Hitler had more
pow.r with the devil than Judaism had with God million
Hebre gave up the ghost premaurey!-he devil find
ing them oerable, owing to his Satanic Majestys,
cess via sensuaa persuadng the Hebrews that con-
ception by the Holy Ghost scientifically mpossibel
How tragcl, How pitiful!,-the divine Ego, God,
considered incompetent equal the reproductive capacity
Of shining male ego!
HEBREW>WIsDoM MUST RISE HIGHER THAN
THAT OF EINSTEIN AND THE RABBIS. WHICH
RISE NO HIGHER THAN THE PERCEPTION
THAT MATTER AND ENERGY ARE DIFFERENT
See The Detroit Tribune Present. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-02
Prayers, Citizens, Re The Rundown
Appearance of the Griswold Hotel

That building should be razed, or renovated as the
Christian Scientists renovated the building on the opposite
cosner. And what inspiring transformation that ~
PART 2
PERHAPS THE CRISWOLD HOTEL is ON THE
ACENDA OF THAT DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY
OF DETROIT ENGAGED IN UNDERMINING
THE APPEARANCE OF OUR PRECIOUS CITY
WHICH WAS A POWERFUL ARM OF THE
LORD DIVINE LOVE, IN PUTTING THE WORLD
ON WHEELS-'LIFE MORE ABUNDANTLY"!-
MAJOR AIDE IN WINNING TWO WORLD VARS
saving civilization from the devils manpulatons of the
four European religious crippes-and the whewash
ealings of the devil!-and his materia medical And
Gods independent, CrusadnR Christ Miracle Science
Messiah Detroit Tribune weekly makes Detroit A
MAJOR SPIRITUAL ARSENAL AS WELL!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-02

CHRISTIAN sc lie n { f
TEACHES: I'VE all must learn
that Life is God. Ask YOURSELF:
Am living the life that APP
proacheS the supreme good?
Am | demonstrating the heal
ing power of Truth and Love?
ii So then the way Will grow
brighter unto the perfect
DAY Your fruits will prove
what the understanding OF
God brings to man. Hold per-
petually this thought, THAT If
IS the spiritual idea. the Holy
Ghost and Christ which en-
ableS YOU to demonstrate, with
scientific certainty, the rule of
healing, based upon its divine
Principle. Love. underlying,
everything. and encompassing
all true being lScience and
Health, p 496l
God Is Love
God has always made the
way clear for those who put
their trust in Him, and he al
ways will
Last week we touched upon
the Bible story of Moses faith,
hope. and understanding
which brought forth water in
dry land for the children of
Israel. And we find that as he
listened for the voice of God
and waited patiently. Spirit
revealed to him what TO do
and as he obeyed Gods COM
mand the human needs were
met.
Gods Intelligence Dictates
Commandments
Moses. the chosen one to
whom God revealed the Great
Law of the commandments.
healed the SICK. II was through
Gods omnipotent power that
he healed Miriam when she
was stricken with the belief of
leproSy
The narration is found in
Numbers, 18th chapter
The Sick Healed
And Moses cried unto the
Lord. saving. Heal her now.
o God. | beseech thee"
And she was healed. bot
as the custom was that one
should be shut of. the Lord
told Moses TO shut her out
from the rest OF the people
seven DAYS and she was RE-
ceived again"
The Commandments
"And God Spake all these
words. saying,
, II am the Lord thy God.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-02

WHICH nave brought lnec out
Of the land of Egypt, out Of
the house of bondage
3. Thou shalt have no
other gods before me.
4. Thou shalt not make
unto thee any craven image
, or any likeness of any thing
that is in heaven above. or
that is the earth beneath, or
that is in the water under the
earth.
5. Thou shalt NOT bow
down thyself to them nor
serve them: for | the Lord thv
God am a Jealous God, visiting
the iniquity of the fathers
upon the children unto the
third and fourth generation
of them that hate me,
8. And showing mercy unto
thousands of them that love
me, and keep my command.
ments." Exodus POLIO
II. Honour thy father and
thy mother: that thy days NAV
be long upon the land which
the Lord thy God giveth thee
10. Thou shalt not kill
Ia. Thou shalt not commit
adultery.
Is. Thou shalt not Steal
Is, Thou shalt not beg
false witness against thl
ncighbor.' Exodus 20:l2.l6l
The Christian Science Les
son Sermon as revealed 10
Mary Baker Eddy will be sub
ject Cod Sunday, July 3rd-
Those who study will be
blessed with a spiritual feast.
Study Your Bible and
Science and Health Page
by Page
Those who attend the G $
services on Sunday seeking 10
enter the narrow pathway OF
life will receive knowledge
and wisdom, to find the way
TO the excellency of the power
of God, right here. And brinI
into experience His law oil
progress now
People Seeing Light
Demonstrating God With Us
Many have been turned
from sense TO Soul, and
found the right way through
the eifor.S of the Detroit Tn
bune pointing out the way Tor
those who perhaps would have
been a long time. or who may
have never found and turned
to study Christian Science
the scientific Truth while on
this planet.