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Detroit Times Branch Manager

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ABSOLUTE MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH TO ALL
PEoPLESl MUST-AND SHALl-REACH THE FIRST
PAGE OF EVERY NEWSPAPER IN ALL THE WORLD!
Millions desperately need III And they shall have i'll
via modern Day Of Penteeos multiplying that Of tho Acts
OF the Apostles by hundreds Of thousands! mions
PART
NEWSPAPER PSYCHOLOGY IS TOO MUCH
PRISONER or THE DEvLl-AlDlNC IN TRANSFERS.
SONS or THE Ten COMMANDMENTS AND cHRIsT's
SERMON ON THE MOUNT. VIA
J. Sex exploitation and raeketeerinsl
2. Advertising alcoholic beverages!
J. Advertising tobacco products!
4. Advertising medical drvgs-pervering the DRUG.
Less. nfslibe Christianity dvney spiritual Of the Holy
Ghost conceived Messiah. CHlLDLESS Christ Jesusl
In the foregoing respects the daily newspapers work
for the devianmal magnetismlrnate ralsml-and they
aided by such periodicals the weekly Michigan Cath.
oe which from time to time will accept Ads from the devils
beer brewesas God required 10 set forth in last weeks
issue Of this psperHs independent erusadng fearless.
Detroit Trbvne!ths spiritual arsenal Of the midwest and
all points north east south and west! tsmiles)
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'" AmiabIe Contempt Rolls Professor
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"SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
SCRIPTURES"-BY MY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO THE MASTER. MARY BAKER EDDY, is
INDISPENSABLE AND IMPERATIVE SAVIOR
LIBERATOR. AND PROTECTOR OF THE HOLY
SCRIPTURES FROM THE SPIRITUAL ADULTERY
OF THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPLES!-
MAKING MY INCOMPATIBLE KING JAMES
PROTESTANT BIBLE:
THE LEARNED MANS MASTERPIECE!
THE WISE MANS DIRECTORY!
THE POOR MANS DICTIONARY!
PART
l. GOD. DICTATED THE WORDS OF
"SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
SCRIPTURES"! AND WOE UNTO THE DEVILS
ADAMS AND EWES WHO ARE CONTENTIOUS
OR INDIFFERENT THERETO!!!
THE BIBLE: |, GOD 'DICTATED' ITS CONTENTS BUT
1T HAS BEEN HORRIBLY MUTILATED-AS MY
REV. MARY BAKER EDDY IMPLIES IN HER
STATEMENT IN SCIENCE AND HEALTH
THAT THE NEW TESTAMENT HAS HAD 100000
DIFFERENT READINGS, AND THE OLD
TESTAMENT 30. 00O!-TO WHICH ADD
AND ASSERT: NO NON CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
SCHOLARS ON EARTH ARE COMPETENT TO
RIGHTLY INTERPRET SCRIPTURE FROM
GENESIS THROUGH REVELATION. THE Go BOOKS
OF THE KING JAMES VERSION
THE APOCRYPHA OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC
BIBLE HAS LITTLE VALUE IN FACT IT WAS
TOO IMPURE FOR INCLUSION BY THE PURE IN
HEART" AMONG THE EARLY
CHURCH FATHERS!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-19
BY THOMAS DEWEY IN NEW YORK.
MY Answer"
BY BILLY GRAHAM

QUESTION: have just returned from trip around
the world. amazed find that most foreigners
have false impression of America They think Of
gangsters, SEx-CRAZY AND MONEY-MAD. II seems
to me we have missed the boat" in selling America to
the other peoples of the world B.AW.
ANSWER You quite right! In an hour when the
entire world is being asked to choose sides ia tragic
that we have done little TO sell other people on the
moral and spiritual traits of America.
Foreigners learn about Americans in three ways
through their through contact with
tourists and through American films Unfortunately since
the worst often gets into the papers they get
a composite picture of America through the press.
Too many Americans their trips as VACATIONS
FROM DECENCY, ENGAGING IN DRUNKENNESS,
IMMORTALITY AND GAMBLING.
The films which viewed by foreign audiences
too often major in crime and murder dim view
Is taken Of American morals
We need some sort of controls for films brefing for
tourists and information service which will get over
the world what America really is.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-19
labor relations board hearing.

labor relations board hearing
The company would have preferred 70 spprsss the ST.
vson AZ The end OF the strike but the Unions demands t
the company no alternative but 70 take action now"
An NLRB hearing into the Unions complaint Of unfair
labor practices 10 be resumed Tuesday Shsboyssn Neso
aions in the long dispute have been stalled for months
the question OF union security Meanwhile the company
has resumed production AZ vndseosed percentages OF
capacity and recently reported net profit for 1854
Nineteen strikers and their union scheduled 10 90
trial March n charges OF contempt Of for
lions Of the Wisconsin employment relations boards order
70 halt violence in connection with the strike.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-19
BRITAIN LEARNS Tv lessons TEENS DRINKING"
HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDANCE ALSO REDUCES 1T

lChicago Tribune Press Servce1
LONDON, March 6-British teen-agers drinking
less as teevson spreads the country.
The economic research council reported that il had
discovered in survey that only half many teenages
arrested for drunkenness in London which has two
~ sets for northern England where
teen-agers ounumber TV sets two to
The council guessed that TV is succeeding where
movies failed in supplying outlet other than drunken
meas. for youthful filings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-19
Vast Problem


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who addressed Jesus Good Master what must do to
have eternal life p. "WHY CALLEST THOU ME GOOD?
NONE is GOOD BUT ONE. THAT is GOD"
PART 2
MARY BAKER EDDY MY DAUGHTER
SUCCESSOR TO THE MASTER AND (Cod)
REVEALED THAT MAINLAND THE ONLY
REAL MANS THE SPIRITUAL, ETERNAL
IMAGE OF HIS "FATHER-MOTHER GOD.
ALL HARMONIOUS"!-THAT MAN REFLECTS
THE DIVINE ATTRIBUTESl-And. Mrs. Eddy
writes, MAN HAS NO UNDERIvED POWER!
From The Detroit Free Press)
VAST PROBLEM
REPORT MILLION ARE MENTALLY ILL
BY PAUL r. LEACH
Chief OF Our Washington Bureau
WASHINCTON-Mentali illness ia the greatest single
problem this nations health picture special report to
Congress said Monday.
Exact figures cannot be compiled. this addition to last
week. health-care recommen of the Hoover Com
mission ON Government Reorganization but it makes
these startling assertions;
Surveys ".uggest" that as many a. 100000 per
sons almost per cent of the population, suffer from some
form of mental disorder.
about 10 per cent of these, slightly less than
5000 OOO are considered in need of hospital care.
3-There are about $4,000 prolonged care" psy-
chiarc patients being treated in state and Federal tax
supported mental Institutions
4-In addition "a large number of persons suffering
from mental disorders being cared for at home in
pr;vate ..ntorum nursing homes, and general hospitals
whose patients are not included in the psychiarc hospital
statistics.
s-More than half Of the hospital beds in this country
are devoted to the mentally ILL.,
6-About 100000 patients will have their frat
admission to such hospitals this year,
AT the present rate OF such illness, one IN every
II children born in this country will spend time in
mental institution and the number of prolonged care
patients steadily increasing at the rate of 10000 year
Why these increased mental illness heures?
Dr. Francis J. Braeeand, OF Hartford, Conn, mem
Der Of Herbert HoOver commission task force on msde"
;c.. which prepared last weeks controversial report
says;
''The growing needs in this field are reported to
largely the result OF population growth and Che larger
of older people, rather than in the
,.t. Of ailments of this kind"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-19
President Eisenhower Hears


HEREWITH THE CONTEXT OF ACTS 27.2s.
"And when neither stars in many days ap.
Jared and ANAL tempest Icy US, all hope that we
Lould be saved was taken away
"But After long abstinence Paul stood forth in the
d,t of them, and said, Srs ye should have hearkened
.o me- and not have loosed from Crete, and to have
lined this harm and loss
"And exhort you to be of good cheer; for there
ALL be no loss of any mans life among you but of the
hip.
"For there stood by this night the angel of God
hose am and whom ] serve,
Saying, Fear not Paul; thou be brought before
c..mr, and To- God hath given thee all them that sail
with thee
Wherefore sirs, be of good cheer, for believe God
that il shall be it was told me.
"Howbeit we must be cast upon a certain island"
"And while the day coming on, Paul besought
them all take meat saying, This is the fourteenth day
that We tarried and continued fasting having taken
nothing
Wherefore pray you to take some meats for this
for your health; for there shall not an hair fall from
the head of any of you.
"And when he had thus spoken, he took bread, and
gave thanks to God in of them all, and when he
had broken it, he began to eat
Then they all of good cheer. and they aso took
some meat.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-19
vandaIs Fire School,


Gods Christ Miracle Science Messiah 10 all people fol.
fills the promise Of Jesus: - WILL COME AGAIN.! And.
IS declared by God Jesus coming again would be in His
invneble. triumphant. divine Christ individuality!
BuT-sensvaIy- minded, neshy seekers for Jesus sp-
pesranee again, in the nesh will reject the Christ Miracle
Science Universal Messiah MIlennvml The devil will 10
thstl!
Hence the spiritual immsivriy OF the clergy who
eonfempuous Indifferent towards the actual presence Of
NY Gods Christ Miracle Science Messiah and the most
marvellous life since NY Gods beloved Holy Ghost
eevsd Messiah Son. Christ Jesus that Of NY Gods Mary,
Baker Eddythe only worthy from 80 AID. until 1860,
complete the Unfinished business Of Ny Gods beloved
Son. Jesvswho knew all the but had 10 resretfvy
repori u HAVE MANY MORE THINGS TO SAY ukFo
1oU BUT We CANNOT BEAR THEM NOW But THE
FATHER WILL SEND THE COMFORTER a.!
vANpALs FIRE SCHOOL; los PUPILS HOME
Detroit News)
Fire which damaged a tworoom portable kindergarten
school 1850 Stout causing estimated loss of 81 500
attributed youthful vandalism by detectives today
The interior OF one Of the rooms was destroyed
The portable unit. called the kosevsko School, was
moved 10 the location near fireman Evergreen last fall
relieve critical shortage OF esssrooms in the
Some los kindergarten pupils attend classes there No
school was held today because Of the damage
Arson bureau detectives said the blaze appeared 10 be
"wsnton destruction
WHERE 1T STARTED
Detective John Mcdonald said fire was started in a
cardboard filing cabinet in and in two wasfebaskets
IN the other
The front room. called the art room, destroyed
by the fire.
Firsmen forced smash through windows and tear
OF the ceiling and walls 10 get al the flames Fur
ntvre school equipment books and teachers belongings
destroyed,
lsvstory and furnace between the two 2oby3o
foot eassrooms damaged The fire discovered
At s:4S last night.
As far they could determine, Mcdonald and his part.
ner, Vernon Smith. said. only record player had been
sroien.
JANlToRs STORY
The school janor. Lyle Pesehke loo4l Moniross. said
he locked building at pm upon leaving for The day
The detectives believe that vanda made their entry through
a window fronting fireman.
The school is located in former city park purchased
recently the Board Of Education site for new school
building 10 relieve the crowdng the nearby Dixon School
I9soo fireman which has about 800 students many on
halliday schedules.
The detectives said they had visited the Dixon School
recently TO question several boys on vandalism,
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Koh!er Company Rips
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COMPANY RIPS uNlONlSTS FOR MISCONDUCT
ACTION cLlMAxEs II MONTH WALkouT

tchicsso Tribunel
SHEBoYcAN. Wis. March tSpeeia)-Ths kohlsr com
psny today announced had discharged 81 striking employees
for violence other misconduct in connection with the
month old strike wagsd against the plvmbngwsre firm by
the clio United Auto Workers.
In letter TO the union confirming the action. the COM
pany also said il intends discharge employees guilty OF
future misconduct connection with the strike " was the
first announcement Of any strike hrnss
The striking union. local $50, had demanded list OF
employees the company would back the strike
settled the firm having announced the start OF the trouble
would continue 10 employ those who participated IN
iawbresking during the strike.
PoSTPoNEMENT SOUGHT
Company efforts 10 postpone the action Until the end
Of the strike with the Unions nsstenee tor list
When lis demands the union immediately charged
in statement that the eompSnys only purpose IS to break
the union.
Amonq the 81 strikers discharged were Allan J. Gras
kamp president Of local 500 all members OF the union sSeeU
tive board and shop stewards and committeeman.
The strike. initiated by the JAW on April 5. 1854. has
been marked by piekstins and other illegal conduct
which eventually led and desist order by the Wis
eonsin employment relations board and Circuit Court
toreement order.
The company publicly announced AZ the beginning OF
the strike that those who engaged in violence and misconduct
would not be eemployed said Lyman C. Gonssr chairman
Of the eompsry's management committee.
UNION DEMANDED LIST
The action OF the company the discharges taken
al this time because union demanded list OF employees
who would not be taken back passing such request
questions they asked Herbert koher during the national
CONTINUED next column. TOP)
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God rel Communism

Continued from Page 81
Hence. God 10 Mrs. Eddy. 10 you: WHY STAND
AeHAsT AT NoTHlNcNEssa THE SUM TOTAL OF
HUMAN ERROR! (s&H)
PART
DEATH IS A CHANGE LIKE COMING FROM EUROPE
10 AMERlcAi-AND THAT Is NOT BAD DEAL IN
ANY LANGUAGE!
Jesus said: Fear not him who kill the body BUT
lear him who destroy both soul and body in hsIll
And that exposes the dsvlsh folly OF the laundering
ass r. o. r.. who had NOTHING TO FEAR BUT FEAR
TsELF Hence. that spiritual bastard Heb. l77.
sompseent dvps for the DEVILS Reds and Hebrews and
spiritual bastard Heb. l27 81 Christianslths DEVILS Dem
oess-spiritvs traitors 10 God and eovniry-who have
given the Christian nations terrific challenge in building
up the Soviet and Chinese Reds!
BuT-thsnks TO Gods Christ Master Absolute Miracle
Science Messiah ell psopss victory 10 already assured TO
those who fight the battles OF the Lord with the aid OF
Gods Chosen Psopls!-chrisiks Christian seisntistsl
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American Traveller Reports

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WE HAVE HAD MORE THAN ENOUGH Or
ITALIAN ROMAN CATHOLIC cANcsTERS OF THE
Al cAPoNE BREEDi-AND THOSE PROSECUTED
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From The Detroit NewD
'AMlABLE CONTEMPT Rolls PROFESSORS
AT CONFERENCE

'AMIABLE CONTEMPT Rolls PROFESSORS
AT CONFERENCE
Special TO The Detroit News
CHICAGO March 2-College professors said today
that the "amiable contempt in which they are held by
the public threat the future of American education
The picture of the American college teacher az an
Intellectual egghead" makes it difficult to recruit teach
ing stats, Dean Thomas H Hamilton. of Michigan State
College. told the 9th National Conference on Higher
Education.
Hamilton blamed only the public, but the colleges
themselves.
"As things going will not have enough teach
ers for the expanding college enrolment of the future"
he said There is little inducement for able young men
and women to enter teaching.
YEARS IN COLLEGE
The prospective teacher must study for at least seven
years in university. Then he starts $4,000 to-
$4,000 year.
Then the teacher will be treated a. an Intellectual
egghead by large share of population and every
twofora-penny demagog will feel free TO aspersons
the teachers loyalty without fear of retrbuon when
it his petty purpose"
Henry David. executive secretary of the National
Manpower Council of Columbia University, ssid he is
worried because general approval of formal schooling
is accompanied by amiable contempt for the intel
lectuAI and the academic
ATTITUDES CITED
Our dominant attitudes assign a low value to intel
lectual development of his potentiates" David sad.
David charged colleges of America with helping to
foster these sntnelleeual attitudes" by dseourssng
critical thought and reflection
NJ Euniee Hilton. dean Of the Syracuse University
college home economies said the attitude Of the public
responsible for the drop the enrolment Of women in
universities.
As long as the idea persists tina, higher education ia
luxury for the who intends marry. the drop
will continue" abe said
Evening star., 1955-10-28
Fother to Shoot Against Son
III Blue vs.. Gray Rifle Notch

the Union Valley Volunteers.
sicklersville. tN. - placing Sec
ond.
Predicting the outcome Of this
week-end's matches. Mr.. Sonner
Is betting on his sons OUTFIT.
I'D almost lay Odds" he said.
that the 18th win take the
shoot
Evening star., 1955-10-28
d. JAMES Z. MOsER. d.

~ JAMES T. M0SER, 3f.
Il win be father against son
"a the case Of John and Donald
Lee sonner Of Alexandra when
the washington Blue Rifles meet
the 18th Confederate Infantry
ID the 18th North South slxir-
1nish at Fort Meade. Nd. tomor-
rom and Sunday.
The father. a. q charter menu
ber of the Rifles. considers him.
self only q medium. Yankee
shot. while his son, Donald Lee.
40. Is described as an excellent"
shot In the Confederate ranks.
Il win be the sons first skirmish.
when We gave him his mid
dle NAME Mr.. Sonner said. I'VE
had the general In mind.
Muzzle- Loading Event
The Sonners viii be part Of
some lS4 men wearing the blue
and gray In q total Of % eight
man teams competing In the
serai-annual m uzzle- loading
event OF more than q dozen
North South shooting groups.
Individual matches will be-
held from noon to 5 pm. tcmor-I
row, with an organization con-
ference Of competing team cap-
tains at 7:30 pm. On Sunday.
team matches win begin at 1890
pm. The shoots win be open
20 the public. There win also,
be modern rife versus musketI
try-otits.
Another father-son combina-
tlon-but both with the 18th
Confederates - Is Corpl. Frank
a. tHudl Purvis. a. Of T25 South
Columbus street. Alexandra. and
William. II, repeatedly the
youngest member Of any Of the
competing groups. It's the lat
ter's third shoot. He Is q pri-
yate.
Rebels Leading
Since the North South teams
held their first match In the
spring Of 1850 at Berwyn. Nd;
the Rebels have carried on seven
pennaiats and the Yankees, fOur.
Evening star., 1955-10-28

Mother-Donf say won't to Mother-s time to put your
another tel You put your cars IN garage the night
away right now and come you 70
bed spank rage behind the couch the big
you. lchair?'
Milford chronicle., 1955-05-13
AID TO RI BABIES

SCHENECTADY, N. Y. Up
A physicist. whose six-year-old son
was an Rh-negative baby, has de-
velored a device that may give
other Infants born with the wrong
type of blood a greater chance for
life.
His development is blood
warming device to be used in the
type of exchange TRANSMISSION that
saved his son from possible death
1t was the result of an over-the-
fence conversation between the
physicist, DR.. Volney c. Wilson of
the General Electric Co., and a pc
diatrician, Dr. Stewart c. Wagner.
DR.. Wagner told Wilson it
should be possible to decrease the
death rate of Rh-negative babies il
some suitable way could be found
to warm the blood during trans
fusion. About 10 per cent of such
infants do not live.
The device consists of a stainless
steel water container, a single
four-way stopcock and heating ele-
ment and controls to raise the wa
ter temperature to the proper level
The device lessons the shock to
infants during such transfusions.
Milford chronicle., 1955-05-13
Odd Reptile

Odd Reptile
One Of the odd reptiles Of New
Mexico is the glass snake. which Is
really not a snake at all but q leg
less lizard.
Milford chronicle., 1955-05-13
Jaycees To Convene
Here On May 21st
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Continued from first page)
Ralph Koon, who is Deputy Direc-
tor of Operations of the United
States AIR Force at the Pentagon
Building in Washington. In addition
to state Jaycees, many Jaycee
guests are expected from surround
ing states along with state digni-
taries including the Governor, Sen
ator Frear, and Representative Nc
Dowell, plus representatives of To-
cal civic and fraternal groups. Cen
eral Chairman for the Convention
is Mr.. Phillip Walls. The Jaycees
are hopeful that the community will
welcome and be proud to have a
Jaycee Convention in Milford repre-
senting young mems progressive
civic groups throughout the state.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted for the End Annual Jaycees
Teen-Age Road-e-o to be held on
May Is, 1855. at 2:30 p. m, at the
Milford High School. From all in
dications, participation in this
years Road-e-o will pass all expec-
tations.
The Milford Jaycees have been
fortunate in securing Mr.. William
l.. Ruhl, Safety Director of Victor
Lynn Lines, Inc, as chief judge of
this event.
Milford chronicle., 1955-05-13
Spring Conference

Soroptimist Spring Conference
was held in Albany, N. Y, May z
and s, at the Sheraton-Ten Eyck
Hotel.
Soroptimists from Eastern Sus-
sex County Club who attended were
Mrs. Florence Brereton, Milford,
and Mrs. Cecil CULLEN from Bishop,
Md. The large gathering in Albany
was attended by delegates from
clubs from New York, Pennsylvania.
New Jersey, Delaware and Mary
land The American Federation
President, Mrs. Plummer B. Batten
addressed them on Make Way for
Freedom" Mrs. Batten is Superin-
tendent Of Schools in Salem, N. j.
The History of Soroptimism was
given by Grace Chandler, Editor
of 1.-THE American Soroptimist'
Clubs official publication. Miss
Chandler is of Doylestown, Bucks
County, Pa.
The Governors Luncheon was
held to celebrate their 35th an
niyersary.
Milford chronicle., 1955-05-13
MdSOns Will Name
Class For Asa Bennett
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parts Of the United States where in
the year of 1915 he attended the
General Grand Chapter of the Uni
ted States in San Francisco. The
pleasing personality and integrity
which he possesses and also his
love for fellow men has made him
many friends throughout the entire
country.
Mr.. Bennett attended the Univer-
sity of Delaware, Maryland and Col
dy College. In 1903 he served as en-
rolling clerk of the State Senate of
Delaware and later also served as
member of the Sussex County
Levy Court and holds membership
in Christian Church of Ocean View,
Delaware.
Starting the evening perform
ances a banquet will be held at $50
p. m, in the Masonic Temple to all
members of the Chapter and the
class of candidates, served by the
wives of members of Hope Chapter
No. z, r. A. M. The comforting of
Degrees will be in charge of Mark
Master, Walter l.. Conaway, Past
Master j. Ralph Carey, Most Excel
lent Master, Charles S. Calhoon,
and Royal Arch, Calvin E. Affler-
bach.
Charles S. Calhoon of George
town, Past Grand High Priest of
the Chapter, is serving as General
Chairman of the Committee on ar
rangements for the May IS event
Assisting Mr.. Calhoon are the Off
GERS Of the Hope Chapter which are
as follows:
High Priest, Dorsey V. Burnham,
Milton, King, Joseph T. Tyndall,
Seaford, Scribe, Carl R. Scarbor-
ough, Milford, Treasurer, Calvin E.
Afflerbach, Georgetown, Secretary,
Herman H. Conoway, Georgetown,
Captain of the Host, Warren w. Ed
niger, Jr., Georgetown. Principal
Sojourner, Arthur Lee Pittard,
Georgetown, Royal Arch Captain,
Oliver ]. Foskey. Millsboro, Master
3rd Veil, Charles R. Cannon, Jr...
Georgetown, Master End Veil, Rob
ert X. Wyatt. GEORGETOWN, Master
LIST Veil, Thomas j. Pittard, George
town, Sentinel, Earnest nj. Rogers,
Georgetown.