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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
President Eisenhower Should Accept
100 Per Cent Exclusive Christian
Science Treatment-God's Only
InfaIIibIe Medicine
See Our Beloved President Page IL
Testimonies of Healing

The made these testimonies with regard headings
carefully verified The original testimonies and their
vercaons file with The Christian
Science Publishing SocietY-The Editors.
wish to express gratitude for some demonstrable
understanding of God gained through the teachings OF
Christian Science Its Principle and rules, when applied
and practced in daily life, meet every need
Many years ago daughter taken sick with
complications of diseases that later developed into
TUBERCULOSIS We had several doctors and spec.
alist but she gradually We told there
hope for her recovery due the fact that
LUNG already GONE and the OTHER MUCH AT.
FECTED, and that could EXPECT THE WORST TO
HAPPEN AT ANY TIME. Knowing that everything had
been done for her that could be done the medical line
ready to change to other form of treatment
A friend recommended Christian Science, and a prac
toner asked to take the work From the
could see improvement, though the healing slow
As the light of Truth grew brighter in her consciousness
and as her thought because spiritual the physca
healing followed, bringing her into of norma
health and activity.
See Testimonies of Healing Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
Mayor DaIey's Chickens Come
Home to Roost" democratic!
tChicago Tribune Editorial, l2.l-55)


Fifteen hundred vnionized clerks and other city employ
have voted TO strike expression Of dissatisfaction
what they term token" pay raises provided in the 1856
budget Their absence from work might furnish fine dsm
sfrsfion that the city could we'll do without them permanent
The budget falls Ieng way short Of being an economy DID
ment.
However, no government tolerate strikes by lis 4
Poyes They render, supposed TO render, essen
services, the interruption of which be permitted
efys course in the event Of strike is already ehsred
the employees leave their Jobs and dsobey orders TO refu
TO Them they will face charges before the civil service &C
mission. " convicted, they may be dismissed.
The chairman Of Mayor DaIeys civil service commisa
Is William A. Lee president Of The Chicago Federation
Labor. As labor official his views the right TO s'rN
are likely TO vary considerably from those Of impair
administrator OF civil service law The Tribune mention
this very contingency when Mr.. Lee appointed m
like some Of the mayors chickens may be their way
roost.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
Nation Of Guilty Bystanders' Ahet
Crime, FBI Chief Saws

Editors Note-f queried, we'd all say would 60 10 !
lengths to extermnae crime, but actually, we're ndn
to the rising crime rate-and this indifference bodies III
the nations future This is the warning of the director
FBI who speaks out in the following report. VI
BY J. EDGAR HOOVER Detroit Me-
North American Newspaper Allianee)
WASHINGTON, Nov. SIN the sixth century &c.
citizen Of Greece made the statement, "a may ihr"
crime. but not for long,"
Crime in The United States, revealed by statistics
national disgrace
RIsINcLY SHARPLY
One need only look a. the record OF the recent pas
I952-Ths ssfimsfed number Of major crimes bross \
fhs 900 mark by than 10000 In 1883 The surg.
ward hi new high with 7lssoso crimes. The 1854 's
topped that by ioe7o for total Of 22672so major
See Nation of cuilty-Pags2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24

is kind The true spirit
Christmas elevates medid
to Mind; it casts out sVi
heals the sick, raise, /
dormant faculties, appeal !
all conditions, and suppl
every need of man. 1t les'
hygiene, medicine, ETH
ard religion to God and
Christ, to which is the Wl
in word and in deed,-d
Way, the Truth, and I
Life.
"There is but one JED
Christ on record. Christ
corporal. Neither the \
nor the | in the flesh can
or is Christ"
The above quoted pal
graphs written by Mrs. Ed
in her what Christn
Means To Me-" was repri
ed by the New York WoI
And at this Christmas sea,
it is an inspired thong
which should help us
know how TO give this grt
est event in the history
man, the honor due Chri
Spiritual Ladies and
Gentlemen
Through the help Of tn
inspired men and won
gone before us, we can
led to take greater inter
in spiritual pride. Thu
should help to teach us h
to better behave and pI
sent ourselves like spirit
ladies, and gentlemen a
teach us how to get ala
Continued on Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
"List 9 Dos and Don't IS for Victims
In Accidents"


What should you do after aeeident7
Here is checklist compiled from suggestions Of the
Michigan State Police State Bar Of Michigan and insurance
firms be clipped and carried in cars glove compartment
for quick reference:
!. Stop immediately without blocking traffic possible
4 Make the injured comfortable but be careful about
moving victims. Movement sometimes increases sew.
Gritty Of injury.
MUST CALL POLICE
}. Make calls the local police the sheriff
The State Police Tell them IL someone is hurt
4. Exchange your name, address and license number
with the other driver Get the and addresses
Of oil injured persons.
s. Round up many Witnesses possible. List their
and addresseS
SHOULD MAKE NOTES
6. Make notes Of the accident for your later
7. Stay calm, make hssty admissions opinions and
do not sign any paper 81 the You have right
TO see lawyer before making any formal statement
signing any paper.
g. See doctor within "a hours you suspect injuries.
g. Report the accident matter how slight 10 your In
svrsnes company 81 once.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
NEW TESTIMONY
FULFILLMENT
Christ The Son of God

Christ The Son Of God
"And she shall bring forth
a son, and thou shalt call his
name Jesus: for he shall
save his people from their
sins.
"Now all this was done,
that it might be fulfilled as
was spoken of the Lord by
the prophet, saying.
Behold, a virgin shall be
with child, and shall bring
forth a son, and they shall
call his name Emmanuel. -"
Matt. 1:21-23.
The Christ Spirit Is Here
And The Christ came
preaching the gospel and
redeeming humanity out of
its own fearful material be-
llefs.
"And he saith unto them,
Why are we fearful, o ye of
little faith? Then he arose
and rebuked the winds, and
the sea; and there was a
great calm.
"But the men marvelled,
saying, What manner of
man is this, that even the
winds and the sea obey
him!-Matt. S:26,27.
Christian Science is show
ing the human race the i'm
portance of the Christ Spirit.
+" The basis of Christ
mas is love loving its enc
mics, returning good for evil,
love that 'suffereth long, and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
Ed Murrow's Thursday Broadcast
Disqraced The U.S.!

DISgfdCeu Inc U.9..
AND ONE ED MURROW, HEBREW AND
DEVILS DEMOCRATIC, SPIRITUALLY TRAITOROUS
FRONT AND DUPE!!!
God to the Detroit Tribune;
JESUS GAVE THE RIGHT ANSWER; FEATHER,
FORGIVE THEM, THEY KNOW NOT WHAT
THEY Do!
We reiterate: THERE is NO ABSOLUTE
FREEDOM OF THE WILL WHATSOEVER!
(Cod) AND THE DEVIL-ANIMAL MAGNETISM
THE COLIATH-LIKE FRAUD AND MYTH
DO ALL THAT is DONE
THOSE SATAN BOUND" SPOKE AS DID
ED MURROW!
PRISONERS OF THE LORD" divine
Love)-St. Paul-SPEAK, AND WRITE, AS PER
MY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITORS REACTION
TO THE THURSDAY DEVELOPMENTS IN THE
UNITED NATIONS, p. 1, IL /16:
"WEST MANEUvERS REDS INTO JAPAN-vETO
CORNER" by William r. Frye. We shall present MIR.
Frye's admirable article.
PART2
ALLEGED WISDOM OF THE MEN OF
MOSCOW!-THOSE SPIRITUAL LUNATICS,
CRIMINALS, GOD CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL
BASTARDS' Heb. 12:7,S)-
"IF YE ENDURE THE CHRISTENING OF THE
LORD, THEN YE ARE SONS; IF NOT, THEN ARE
YE BASTARDS AND NOT sons!
MIR. Murrow chided Secretary of State John Fos-
Dulles for lack of asueness etc. and being outsmart
ed by the Reds.
See Ed Murrows Thursday Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
God and His Detroit Tribune Wish A
JOYOUS Christmas to All Of Its
Readers, and Dear Ones, and
Neighbors!
By ANDREW F. FRUEAAUF. c.s. d -

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Ma Tor Prophet of "our Father-Mo God, ALI
harmonious" (p. 10, Science and Health with Ney 10
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace of God
do Fruehauf-Martn Luther job in this age! !!
And how! Science & Health, our textbook, IS God s
Liberator OF The Bible.
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE or
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE
TOO!
Jesus '1oved righteousness and hated niquity"!
The 'lukewarm' live in FOOLS paradise!
We present from The December c. s. Sentinel,
coMPANoNNc WITH GOD ASSURES
a JOYOUS CHRISTMAS
frankie L. Thomas
Once AGAIN the blessed Christmas is here. The fol-
lowing by Mary Baker Eddy point the way TO joyous
The First Church Of Christ Scientist and Miscellany 26o)
I'm CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, CHRISTMAS STANDS FOR THE
REAL, THE ABSOLUTE AND ETERNAL-FoR THE THINGS
or SPIRIT NOT or NATTER Then little farther on she
continues Of Christmas love loving its enemies,
returning good for evil that svfereh long, and is kind
THE TRUE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS ELEvATES MEDICINE
TO MIND Cod; IT CASTS OUT EVILS, HEALS THE SICK,
RAISES THE DORMANT FACULTIES, APPEALS TO ALL
CONDITIONS, AND SUPPLIES EVERY NEED OF MAN"
individuals seeking The comfort OF the Christ will find II
In the writings Eddy Thousands herald the textbook
Science Health with Key the Scriptures by Leader
In the way Shepherds greeted the angelic
senees told Of the birth Of Jesus Christian Scientists
grateful for this gift Of gifts for the understanding that
man is The image and likeness OF God that he purely spirit
val, not material.
See Companonng With Cod Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
Mr.. Butler Offers a Deal
tchlesgo Tribune Editorial, PISS

ChIeago TTbune EdIfoFIaI IZ-I-53J
Paul M Butler the Democratic national chairman has
proposed that members Of his party will stop erezng the
Republican conduct Of foreign policy hs Republican lead
sshp will agree claim the credit In the 1856 Prssi-
Dental campaign for keeping fhs nation o. psses.
We readily why Mr. Butler should be agreeable
10 this kind Of bargain There have been three American
See Mr.. Butler OHers- PaRsz
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24

Our Beloved President Eisenhower,
lodr S Highest Political Representative,
AND THE PUBLIC. ARE BEING GIVEN INSTRUCTION
IN HEALTH AND HEALING PROCESSES! cAuSATioN
is EXCLUSIVELY MENTAL!
EVERY EFFECT is A MENTAL PHENOMENON
MATTER" IS A MENTAL PHENOMENON AND
A M.YT.HM!
President Eisenhower in his divine and spiritual nd.
vdvsly- coNscIOUSNEss-s the christike, triumphant
Of God-God very image and s!!-AS ARE ALL
or US, IN OUR TRUE BEINc
PART z
EXCLUSIVE ACCEPTANCE OF GOD AS THE ONE
INFALLBLE PHYSICIAN, DEsTNEDl
President Eisenhower evolving towards rejection OF
ALL healing aids void Of Gods Christ Science Messiah
HEALER-THAT HEALsl-AND THE ACCEPTANCE FIX
cLUsIvELY-oF GODS iNFALLiBLE MEDICINE - HIS
CHRIST MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH
MILLENNIUM proving that THE WORD OF GOD is
QUICK AND POWERFUL AND SHARPER THAN ANY TWO
EDGED SWORD, PIERCING TO THE DIVIDING AsUNDER
OF SOUL AND SPIRIT. -"
Which raised Gods Rev. Mary Baker Eddy from her sup
death bed her 4sh year. upon which God dictated
the pures nfaIble omnpoenf wisdom and leadership since
Christ Jesus into Mrs Eddy goth yearMr Eddy passed
in I9lo-cod having used her prepare humanity for the
coming wars, and Of wars" Uesvstwo World Wars
and Korea the DEVILS phony democracy the Communist
lunaey erminay, which, in BELIEF, frsmpes all
NY Gods Ten Commandments and Ny Incompatible Chrsis
Sermon the Movnt"!-
Bvt-commvnism does this only in fhe svppositovs
realm Of collective human eoneioUsness-and Is only gi
saniie coIiafhike fraud and MYTH!
Hence the astounding marvellous conclusion: but WHY
SHOULD WE STAND AcHAsT AT NoTHINcNEsS7 THE
SUM TOTAL OF HUMAN ERRoR"l-p. 563, s&H
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
FEAR NO EVIL
The Christ Spirit Is Real
And Lifts Man Above Evil
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

We find the proof that the things of Spirit are
through prophecy, and fufment Of both the old and
new Testament of the Christ.
OLD TESTAMENT PROPHESY
"But thou, Bethlehem Ephratah, though thou
tie among the thousands of Judah, yet out of thee
come forth unto that is to be ruler in lsraej \
gongs forth have been from of old, from everasti(
Micah
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
THE Chinese Student"

To The Christian Science Monitor:
In your Mirror Of World Opinion" August 10 Is q
statement by the Boston Herald that ought help
China TO its face by appointing third nation TO check
up and what percent Of the Chinese students in this
country are being held against their WILL
you published this statement because you agreed with
ihe Boston Herald. let say that think you both missed
the point II be the reasoning that
what Red China really is the and addresses Of
all non-eifizen Chinese in this country that they
to work their families in China. in effort TO thumb
these students Of the country and back under the
Red regime
For one think the State Department is right.
Claude Sehaffner,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24

No futile fitting az windmiIIs,
but proving the foe Is unreal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24

New HdVen, Comm
Editors Noe-Parael with the editorial from the Bos-
ron Herald published opposing view from the New
York Times supporting State Department resistance the
Chinese proposals. Earlier August ~ the Monitor said edi-
oriay that any information released by neutral examiner
Should not be in form which would help the Communists
put pressure on the families Of students nvoIved.')
, 1955-10-12
WEDNESDAY, oCToBER Y, 1855
Virgin Islands Agricultural Progrun News
Contributed by the Experiment Station
1855 .sss All CLUB PROGRAM

Al clubs are rapidly becoming an integral part OF elenen-
tary education in our rural schools. Ever since the re-estap-
lishmento Of these clubs in the Fall Of 1852, Al club activities
have been attracting more and more youngsters to become
members. Unfortunately one club, the the Ia Grande Prin-
cesse Club, was lost to this program due to the consolidation
Of the La Grandes Princesse Rural School into the Christian
sted Elementary School.
Last year at the La Vallee School the members carried
out two projects in livestock raising. The boys of the Peters
Rest Club had a successful corn project and the Diamond
Al club boys completed q pasture development area.
Throughout the clubs last year the girls learned to make
a variety Of household articles such as towels, aprons, hand
painted skirts and other articles in their sewing projects.
They also learned how to prepare and cook certain foods;
how to make certain preserves, and how4to can vegetables.
This year project activities will be expanded in all Of the
Al clubs. The Peters Rest Club plans to establish success
sion gardens this year. Boys will continue home project &C
tivities in small animals and poultry raising. The girls will
undertake more extensive projects in homenaking.
AT the Slob Rural School plans are under way for 4 joint
project for boys and girls in poultry raising. The members
Of the Diamond Rural Club have this fall launched q new pro
ject. In this project they will learn the care and management
of sheer.
Throughout the clubs, project activities Of the individual
members and of the joint groups vii be Of q larger scale
than formerly. All clubs will receive instructions in simple
carpentry this year on the construction of pens, stalls and
other equipment necessary in the management Of small live
stock.
In addition, two Identification projects will be carried out
bv the club members at the La Vallee and Diamond Rural
Schools. These projects will be supervised BY the Horticul-
turst and Extension Agents of the Virgin Islands Agricul-
tural Program
, 1955-10-12
PROCLAMATION
BY the Acting Governor
Of the Virgin Islands Of the United States
AUGUR DAY

BY virtue Of the authority vested in me, ! do hereby
proclaim Monday, October II, 1855, a public holiday within
United States, for the purpose of ~affording the inhabitants
of those Islands an opportunity to participate in the inaug-
uray ceremonies Of His Excellency, Walter A Gordon, Gov
ernor Of the Virgin Islands.
Witness my Hand and the Seal Of the Government Of
the Virgin Islands, Of the United States at Charlotte Amalie,
ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this 18th day Of October, AID,
1855.
EAL)
CHARLES K D
Evening star., 1955-05-24
Have Your Picnic,
RQin or Shine

Specially Of the House" Sauce
2 tablespoons butter or marga-
rine
"a cup chopped onion
u cup chopped green pepper
2 t6 ounce) cans tomato paste
l cup water
/ tablespoon brown sugar
2 tablespoons vinegar
l tablespoon Worcestershire
~ sauce
l teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon black pepper
1s teaspoon cayenne pepper
Melt butter; add onion and
green pepper. Cook until light
ly brown. Add remaining in
gradients. Simmer until thick
ened, at least IS minutes.
Longer cooking brings out
flavor. If sauce becomes too
thick, just add a little more
water.)
Marvellous Oatmeal Cookies
2l2 cups sifted enriched -four
~ teaspoons soda
l teaspoon salt
cup brown sugar
u cup shortening. soft
70 cup peanut butter
2 eggs
"a cup milk
3 cups rolled oats. uncooked
4 az ounce milk chocolate
bars
25 cup chopped peanuts
Sift together flour, soda and
salt into bowl. Add suger.
shortening. peanut butter, eggs
and milk. Beat until smooth,
about 2 minutes. Blend in
rolled oats dough will be quite
stiff. Divide dough in half.
Roll each half out on lightly
floured board to about 70 -inch
thickness. Cut into 5-inch cir
cles, using a coffee can lid as
cutter. (They're big. Place
on creased cookie sheets. Bake
in moderate oven $3.50 degrees
F) IL to Is minutes. Cool.
For frosting. melt chocolate
Evening star., 1955-05-24

education chiefs of nine Ira
nian provinces who, along
with Nine. Asalam, have been
studying American school syS-
TENS under the sponsorship of
the United States ONCE of
Education.
The Iranian educators have
paid special attention to model
rural schools here, Including
the ones for Navajo Indians
at Taos and Gallup, N. NJ, and
for mountain children in Ken
lucky. aching problems
there resemble those the edu-
Gators face in rural Iran.
Evening star., 1955-05-24
BY VIOLET FAULKNER

You can't control the
weather. so go ahead and plan
your picnic for the holiday
week end, come what may.
If it pours, have 1t in the
recreation room. on the porch.
or in front of the living room
fireplace. One Of the most
successful picnics I know was
held in a garage while the rain
pelted on the roof. Afterwards
everyone square danced and
had a wonderful time.
Whether you end up having
your picnic in your own gar
den or in Rock Greek Park,
save yourself as much work as
you can. The paper plate in
dustry has come to our aid
with paper dishes of all de-
scriptions. Use them! After the
meal is over, you can pitch
them into the fire leaving very
little in the way of post-picnic
cleanup.
Plan Plenty Of Food
Some people like hot dishes
that can be started off on the
kitchen range and either re-
heated at the picnic site or
packed into a thermo carrier.
A good substantial skillet dish
is the barbecued yams and
chicken. Add bread and butter,
salad, fruit and beverage and
you're in business.
At an outdoor picnic MOTH
ing beats big, juicy hamburg
ers grilled over an open fire.
Or, they can be shaped at
home, Drowned lightly, chilled.
wrapped in foil and put on the
grill for 5 to 10 minutes, turn
ing once. Take along Vienna
bread to make hearty sand
wiches and serve with this
spicy sauce. 1t takes a little
time to make but is we'll worth
the effort.
To this menu add corn on
the cob (buttered, salt and
peppered. then wrapped in
foil and roasted over the
coals). relishes. fruit and
these mammoth cookies. Over
an eighth of an inch thick
and five inches round, these
giants are rich with the nutty
sweetness of oatmeal and pea
nut butter. On top goes a
frosting of thick milk choco-
late and sprinkling of
chopped peanuts.
Barbecued Yams and Chicken
l (3-pound) frying chicken.
cut in pieces
Salt, pepper. flour
u cup butter or margarine
! Glove garlic. finely chopped
l cup chopped onions
4 medium Louisiana yams,
peeled and sliced
2 t8-ouncel cans tomato
sauce
L cup vinegar
! teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
/ tablespoon brown sugar
Dash tabaSco
Sprinkle chicken with salt
and pepper; dredge with flour.
Melt butter and add chicken;
brown on all sides. Add garlic
and onions; continue cooking
5 minutes. Add yams. Com
bine remaining ingredients
and add to chicken mixture;
cover and cook over low heat
about 40 minutes, or until
yams and chicken are tender.
Makes 4 servings.
Evening star., 1955-05-24
Educators Here
From Irdn

Nine. Touran Asian. assist
ant to the chief. teaching
branch, United States Opera
tions Mission in Iran, will
speak on Education in Iran"
at a luncheon today of the
American Friends of the Mid
die East.
The event will take place at
the Sheherazade Restaurant
and guests of honor will he the
Evening star., 1955-05-24

bars over hot (not boiling)
water. Spread melted choco-
late over cooled cookies. Sprin-
kle chopped peanuts over choc-
olate. Makes | dozen.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-08
State Fishing
Reported Fine

Fishing iii Delaware waters is
excellent Boats fishing from
Fishers Wharf, Port Penn are
coming in with croakers, spot, por-
gies, trout, founder and Cape May
Goodies which is usually a fall
biting fish. One party returned this
week with "A croakers.
Party boats at Bowers Beach are
averaging 800 croakers and trout
to the catch.
Founder are literally biting off
hooks at Massey's Landing located
at the junction of Rehoboth and
Indian River Bays. One three-man
party fishing from small bateau
caught 81 fish the largest weigh
ing 10A pounds. Clammers will
find plenty of shallow water for
claiming at Massey's Landing. By
agreement between the landowners
and the Fish and Game Commits
sion, fishermen can park and
launch boats free of charge here.
Surf fishermen are catching
white perch, trout, king fish and
a few founder at Indian River
Inlet. Trout fishing is excellent
off the rock piles. Capt Pleasan-
ton brought his boat in Wednesday
with 154 blue fish averaging to
s pounds. Four hundred snapper
blues and so trout was another
catch at the Inlet Wednesday.
Fresh water fishermen will find
good bass fishing on some Sc ponds
throughout the state. Williams
Pond, Seaford, Trappe Pond near
Laurel, Blair's near Milford, Lake
Como at Smyrna and Noxentown
near Middletown are among the
current favorites with bass, pike
and pan fishermen.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-08
Kent Fire Auxiliary
Elects New Officers
Continued from page one)
Presented Pin

Mrs. Mary Johnston. Frederica,
outgoing president, was presented
with her past presidents pin by
Mrs. Potter.
Guests of the Kent organization
included Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Beatrice
Virgins, Stanton, treasurer of the
state auxiliary, and Mrs. Bertha
Carlisle, Holloway Terrace, past
state president
The following past presidents of
the Kent association were also
guests at the meeting: Mrs. Stella
Cahill, Andrews Lake, who organiz-
ed the Kent Auxiliary in 1899: Mrs.
Catherine Simpson, Harrington;
Mrs. Orella Wilson, FELTON,; Mrs.
Elizabeth Bush, Leipsic; Mrs. Mar
Elizabeth Bush, Leipsir; Mrs. Mar
garet Wilcutts, Magnolia, and Mrs.
Florence Maneyal, Milford, Mrs.
Jonnston's predecessor as presi-
dent.
A memorial service for members
who died the past year was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Dorothy Green,
Frederica. assisted by Mrs. Suzanne
Clark, FELTON,; Mrs. Potter, and Mrs.
Kay Still, Smyrna.
The Frederick auxiliary offered
an old-fashioned dress parade, as
sisted by the choir of the Frederica
Methodist Church, and with Mrs
Richard Gibson as pianist.
Mrs. Johnston presented the Off
GERS who served with her the past
year with gifts.