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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
Safety Film Shown

''The Case of Tommy Tucker y
safety film was shown to Mrs.
Ruth Trenshaw's Problems of De.
mocracy classes, Friday morning,
February IL. The film illustrated
the Importance of safe driving
and safety campaign conducted
in certain town. Tommy Tucker,
a school safety patrol boy, starts
this campaign when he was made
mayor for day on Boys Day. AT
ter Tommy is hit by a careless
driver, it makes the people more
conscious of their walking and
driving rules.
HelenBovia
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s.s.s.s.s.sssys.'
Secretary Returns

After a weeks illness with flu,
Sharon Brown, Mr.. Corthell'S Sec
retary was gladly welcomed back.
The office had several girls work
ing in Slaron's place, but the
work still got behind.
LaVerne Winke
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
New Benches Received

The mechanical drawing room
has received four new drawing
benches and new instruments
which enable the classes to be in
creased from twenty to twenty
four students.
Fruit bowls, made by welding
wrought iron, have been made as
projects by few Junior and SEN
ior boys.
Esther Hansen
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
Glasses May See Play

Mrs. Brown has been consider
ing the possibility of taking her
Junior English classes to Della.
ware, in April to see "The Tenn.
pest" or to Cleveland to see "Jul-
ius Caesar" She has also written
to Bowling Green to inquire about
any plays they may be giving
there in the future.
Carol Sokoloski
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
PENINSULA ITEMS
Marblehead Man Picked
For Special Training
By MARY LUCAS
News Staff Correspondent

The name of Mayor Edward j. Ontko of Ma1blehead,
in the certified list of officers to receive high level
training recently announced by the Central Board of Com
mands From pool of 1000 officers carefully screened by
Staff School at Maxwell AFB Ala 1t is the largest CSS
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
School Closed

Hurrah! Hurrahl
Port Clinton High School will
not be open on Tuesday, February
%. The celebration will be the ma
tional holiday of George Washing
tons birthday.
LaVerne Winke
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
Mr.. Miller III

Mr.. Miller, third floor janitor of
Port Clinton High School, IS i'll
and will not be able to resume his
duties.
His work is being done temper
arily by Herb Roder, Howard
Mackey, and Jake Perry.
LaVerne Winke
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
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ADMITTED

Feb, II: Lewis Johnson, Gypsum,
medical.
Feb. II: Dorothy Blatt, Route /,
Oak Harbor, medical; Mrs. Curtiss
Thompson, 1852 State Road, medi-
cal; Sandra Doyle, Route /, Oak
Harbor, medical.
Feb. 13: Gary Buhrow, Route 3,
Oak Harbor, surgical; Catherine
Moran, 601 Church-st, Oak Harbor,
surgical; Otto Booker, Danbury
surgical; Mary Lano, Route 2, Oak
Harbor, medical; Mrs. Henry
Christensen, 112 w. Sixth-st, sur
gical; Mrs. Noah Salyers, Gypsum,
surgical; Minnie Roda, E. Seventh
st, medical; Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Finken and daughter Beatrice, Rt.
/, Oak Harbor, accident.
Feb IA: Sharon Lee and Peggy
Burning, Route 2, Oak Harbor, sur
gical; Mrs. Harold Probel, Fulton
st (Neidecker ambulance), medical;
Mrs. Vernon Tilton, Route 3, medi-
| cal.
Feb. Is: Joseph Robinson, 3O4
Cedar-st; James Lee WeStgate, Rt.
], medical
DISCHARGES
Mrs. Louis Christensen, Mrs. Bes-
sic Wright, Henry Gentner, Mrs.
Hugh Arnold, George Tewers, Will
son N. Britt, Mrs. Raymond Vargas
and baby, John Danc1isen, Marcia
Kay Smith, Mrs. William Plumee
and baby, Mrs. Theodore Hollinger
and baby, Mrs Frank Scott, Mrs.
Richard Lulfs and baby, Mrs. James
MCGEE and baby, Miss Elizabeth
Oberth, Mrs Jonas Young and
baby, Herbert Galow, Mrs. George
Sharp and baby, Mrs. Emery Whit
ing and baby, Alex Turner, Mrs
Charles Higgins and baby, Mrs
Curtiss Thompson, (Mr. Floyd Fin
ken-transferred to Mercy Hospital
Toledo, Ohio) Sharon Burning,
Peggy Burning, Mrs. Archie West
fall and baby, Mrs. Alex Meterko
and baby.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
Seniors Notice

Seniors will be interested in tais
report from Supt D. D. Sims. DR..
Paul N. Elbin will be the speaker
at commencement to be held on
Tuesday, May 81. DR.. Elbin is pres
ident of West Liberty State Col
lege in Wheeling, West Virginia.
Baccalaureate will be held on
Sunday, May 20.
LaVerne Winke
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
Principal To Attend Meeting

Principal B. H. Corthell will at
tend Principals Association
meeting in Atlantic City, Febru-
ary 19 through February %.
LaVerne Winke
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
supt Sims At Attiea Meeting

SUPP SiFHS AZ ATIIcd WeerIHY
Supt d. d. Sims attended the
School Superintendent's meeting
in Attica last Tuesday, February 8.
LaVerne Winke
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18

IN THIS electrical age, all
the housewife has to do is
to just keep plugging. Get
ting up in the morning is a
question of mind over mat
tress. The hardest things
in life are easy payments.
You save by paying less cash
at Sans.
= - =;
THE CHINESE MAY BE
YELLOW, BUT THEY ARE
A PATIENT RACE. ANY
DAY NOW WE MAY BE UP
AND ATOM.
SPRING PRE-VUE: PINK
PANTS are at "Sams" for
young ..fellers ..c'Billy the
Kids"o. Sure-they have to
be washable. Spring ship
ment of wings" $2.95 shirts
arrived. You know wings"
are the only ones with collar
and cuffs guaranteed to out
last the life of the shirt Cor
a. new one free). Along
with bargain close outs,
"Sams" are running a special
on ST stretchy nylon soX this
week for 67c.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18

Nice seeing the AL Meizeners.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16
Christmas Music
Featured on Pleasant
Sunday Program,

Children and youth will bring
Christmas music to the Pleasant
Sunday program at Ragsdale's
Chapel In the Valley, HOO East
Jefferson, Sunday, December 19.
Bringing group music to herald
the joyous Christmas season will be
the Angel Choir of First Institu-
tional Baptist Church, under the
direction of Miss Strelsa Mcmahon;
The Tanner Chapel Youth Choir,
Mrs. Clara Townsend Moore, di-
rector, and Mt. Calvary Junior
Choir, Mrs. Brooks, director. There
will be other numbers as well.
Organ prelude will begin at 3:15
pm. and a singing professional
will start the program at $3.50 pm.
The public is invited. No admis-
sion.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16
DESERT MASHIES

The golfers are all agog over the
club tournament which is going full
blast now and will terminate on
December 21. All members who
have not played are urged to do so
and please turn score cards in
marked club tourney Club champs,
DR.. Wormley, Atty. ToWles, Will
liam Robinson and Bob Banks will
play the deciding factor Sunday
at Encanto. The golfers in the
championship flight will be calling
a putt, a putt, over the 18-hole
course. Prexy Harry SESSION. Da-
vid McClammy, Jim (Black Pan
ther) Mitchell and George Brown,
played last Monday and the game
between these four this Monday
will tell who's who in their flight.
The golfers, this year are showing
no mercy, and it will be a tough
tourney. Trophies will be award
ed deserving golfers on Wednesday
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16
Debonuirs To
Exchange Gifts

Members of the Debonair Club
met Tuesday night at the home of
Mrs. Adella Galbraith where they
discussed their Christmas party.
Names were drawn for gift eX-
changing at the party which will
be held next Tuesday, the regular
meeting night at the home of Mrs.
Amanda Grey, 1415 East Jefferson
Street.
The group also reviewed their
recent annual dance held at the
Knights Of Columbus where they
and their guests had wonderful
time
Viola Reynolds, reporter
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16

Hanging from demountable poles
more than Is stories above street
level, the stars-each of which
faces one of the four major points
of the compass = are 161a feet in
height.
President Carl A. Bimson of the
Valley Bank noted today that the
stars were first installed last year
and drew such favorable comment
that the bank again erected them
this year.
"NO commercial motive is in
volved," he explained. "The stars
symbolic mans shining faith in
the future as well as reminding us
of the Star of Bethlehem that
glOwed high in the heavens 1855
years ago when He was born"
More than $50 feet of neon tub
ing was used to fashion their out
line and 120 milliampere wiring is
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16
DEBONAIRS ANNUAL DANCE
A SUCCESS

The popular Debonairs held their
annual formal dance, last Saturday
night at knights of Columbus Hall.
The ballroom was very beautifully
decorated. The gracious hostesses
served free cocktails throughout
the night and also ham, turkey.
and other tasty food. A floor show
was presented. During intermission,
1 happened to notice the Lucas
Leoses, David Solomons, Robert
Banks, A. A. Shaws, Ted Williams,
L. Smiths, John Webbers, Will
liam Weslies; and memberships
of Loyal Buddies, Toip Hatters,
Valley Velvets, Merry Mixers,
Jolly Twenty, Voguettes, among
the over 200 guests. An after hour
breakfast followed the dance at the
Valley Velvets Club House. Hats
off to Prexy Lillian Clark and the
entire Debonair Club for their gra-
cious hospitality.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16
Palm Chapter No. J
Elect and install

The annual election and installa-
ton of officers of the Palm Chap
ter No. 3, Order of Eastern Star
was held last week at the Masonic
Temple. Grand Officer, M. H. Hag-
Ter conducted the service.
Officers for the year 1856 are:
Robbie Young, Worthy Matron;
Ruth Franklin, Associate Matron;
Bertha Clark, Secretary; Alberta
Myles, Assistant Secretary; JoAnn
Brown, Conductress; Irene Hutch
1nSon, Associate Conductress; Ber-
tha Perkins, Treasurer; Mary How
ard, Marshal; Lillian Patterson,
Chaplain; Ruth Banko, Warden;
Naomi Gilbert, Sentinel; Josephine
Youngblood, Ada; Gertrude Albert,
Ruth; Vanilla Bobo, Martha; Flor
ence Jewell, Esther; Ruth Camp
bell, Electa; and Estella Aliens
worth, reporter.
Christmas gifts will be exchanged
and refreshments served at the
next regular meeting on December
% at the Temple.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16
Visit Friends

Mrs. Andrew Wallace and son
spent several days in the city visit
ing old friends. They stopped by
on their way home to Los Angeles
after visiting relatives in the East
They were the housegueStS of the
Granville McBrooms, 915 South
Seventh Avenue.
Mrs. Wallace joined her husband
here, who runs into Phoenix, as a
railway mail clerk. Mr.. Wallace is
a former Phoenician.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16
STICKING DRAWERS

If cabinet or bureau drawers
stick because of dampness, screw
an electric light bulb into the plug
on an extenion cord and put this
inside the drawer The heat will
dry out the wood in short time
and the drawer will open easily. Be
sure to avoid the danger of scorch-
ing or fire by removing paper and
other inflammable material from
the drawer, and the light bulb
should be placed on an asbestos hot
pad or other fireproof surface.
Once the drawer is opened, places
where it has rubbed should be
planed slightly Also, paraffin,
rubbed on the bottom and sides,
will help to keep it from sticking
again.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16
Home on FUrIoUgh

Melroy Patterson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Jack Patterson, 1923 South
18th Avenue, is enjoying a 14-day
furlough with his family. He just
finished his boot training with the
US MTG. of San Diego, California.
Upon expiration of his furlough,
Patterson will report for duty at
the San Francisco Navy shipyard.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16
Okluhomun Here For YUIefide

Mrs. Louisa Scott of Magnolia,
Arkansas, is house guest of her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. White, 1903 East Sher-
man Street. She is also the mother
of Mrs. Myrtis Hall of 2O53 w. Co.
.copah Street. Mrs. Scott is here for
the holiday season.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16
Jottings On Your
SOCIAL ond CLUB AFFAIRS
Call your into the office before
Wednesday S PM --P Phone Al 3-3o82
Order, Golden Circle
Plans Xnus Party

The Westgate Consistory No. 1
Order of the Golden Circle is plan
ming a delightful Christmas Party
to be held Monday night, Decem-
ber 10. All members are requested
to bring a gift.
The annual affair is the first So
cial under the new Loyal Lady
Ruler Thelma Evans.
Gladys Durham, reporter
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16
MARICOPA BRANCH, NAACP,
ELECTS ATTY. DANIELS
PRESIDENT

The Maricopa Branch of the
NAACP met Tuesday night at the
Elks Home where the following
nominees were elected for 1856: H.
B. Daniels, president; Herb Finn,
first vice president; Ben Washing
ton, second vice president; Thelma
Evans, Secretary and Levoi Shoals,
treasurer.
Elected to executive board were
Mines Rhoda Bell Smith, Ann
Shoals, Pearl Cook, Thelma Nit
chell; MesSrs. M. D. Manuels, Mich
olas C. Dragon, Carlos Morales,
William Worthy, w. P. Mahoney
Jr., Robert Morrison, Melvin J.
Mirkin; Reverends C. w. Dupree,
c. N. Hall, A. C. Hendricks, and
Joshua Miner.
Retained on the board were
Mines. Jane Washington, A. o. Bell,
Leamma K. Bell; Miss Glayds
Owens; and Messrs. Orel Gaines
and Thomas Taylor.
All interested persons are urged
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16
PERSONAL MENTION

Doctor David Solomon, we'll
known Physician of the valley has
returned to the city from New
York and Washington where he
was an official representative of
the Public Welfare Agency. DR..
Solomon states the meeting was
we'll attended.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16
Card Of Thanks

Mrs. Christine Mosley wishes to
thank everyone for the lovely gifts
she received at the baby shower on
Monday night, December 5, given
by her mother, Mrs. Addie Burton,
and Mrs. Leila Dickson, at Mrs.
Burton's residence.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16
Move $50 Cars
OF Oranges Here

Shipment of Arizona navel
oranges hit its peak this week with
approximately $50 carloads of fruit
moving from Valley packing houses
to eastern and midwest markets.
/ c. E. Pietsch, manager of the
Arizona Sunkist Citrus Exchange,
said yesterday that there will be
"a gradual decline in navel orange
shipments following movement this
week. Very few shipments will re-
main after Christmas.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16
Creefs Sister

Mrs. Addie North stopped over
on a flight from Los Angelec on
way back to her home in Okla
homa, to say goodby to her sister,
Mrs. James Peters, 12133 East
Monroe Mrs. North was a Phoenix
visitor several weeks ago.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16

For centuries, when Chinese boys
and girls acquired leg and arm
weakness, they were fed ground
Dragon Bones brought in from the
Cobb Desert. These were dinosaur
bones, and the calcium content
generally corrected the trouble.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16

The Q'ettes, wives and sweet
hearts Of Omega Psi Phi held
recent meeting to plan Masquer-
ade Ball to be given in early Feb
ruary. Watch this column for fur
ther details.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16
LOYAL BUDDIES TO ELECT

The Loyal Buddies will elect Of
ficerS at their next meeting, Sun
day night at the home of Mrs. Ar
vella Bledsoe, 1924 West Madison.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16

being utilized to insure maximum
visibility.
The stars will be lighted every
evening until New Years Day as an
additional feature of the banks OBJ
Servance of the Christmas season.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16
SAHUARO SHRINE

The Sahuaro Shrine Fez Club of
Elks will have a social evening
Sunday night at the Elks Home at
8 pm.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16

Visible for several miles in any direction, four
brightly Illuminated Christmas stars this week began
flashing hallowed Yuetide symbol from their vantage
point top of the Valley National Banks Professional
Building tower in downtown Phoenix
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16
DOING TIL TOWN
jane Washington

night, December 21 at the Charity
Ball which will be held at the ElkS
Club.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-16

to attend meetings every third
Tuesday night at the Elk's Home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-08
Statesman Present"

Reprinted from The Christian Science Monitor)
To The Christian Science Monitor
is being frequently said that President Eisenhower
has required capacity for the presidency of the
United States or leader Of country. And why? Be-
cause he military and politician But this
is military age. The whole world is speaking IN
language. Is politician trained to meet such situa
ton? Military knowledge may be of the very quail
ties that is needed at this critical time
President Eisenhower is not heading government
only as trained military man; he is broadly trained
thinker. We might call him statesman" which Web
ser says now usually suggests broadminded and far
seeing capacity in affairs of state" We might add that
today includes affairs of nation Also politician"
so Webster continues, now commonly implies ability in
party politics.
Let consider this difference gracefully.
Emily S. Finch
Santa Barbara, Calf.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-08
Pontiac Boy Loses Legs After He
Slips Under Train!

Detroit Times)-Bobbe Dunn
STEALING FREIGHT TRAIN RIDE!
OUT OF HOME, CHURCH, AND SUNDAY SCHOOL
If any-DEFICIENT IN-OR VOID Of
SECOND COMING OF CHRISTI, IN WHICH
JESUS HAS COME ACAIN!!l-IN MANS
"FATHER-MOTHER GOD, ALL-HARMONIOUS"!-
ALL-SPACE-ENCOMPASSIN AND PENETRATING
LovE!-ALL-WISE. INFINITE SPIRIT, MIND,
SOUL!-THE ABSOLUTE-THE ONE AND ONLY
IN AND OF THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE!!!-
EASILY APPROACHED, EASILY UNDERSTOOD
OUR GOD. WHO is INFINITE LOVE, AND LOVE is
IMPARTIAL AND UNIVERSAL IN ITS
ADAPTATION AND BESTOWALS. 1T is THE
OPEN FOUNT WHICH CRIES. 'HO, EVERY ONE
THAT THIRSTETH, COME YE TO THE
WATERS" Up. 49, S&H).
PART 2
THE GRANDEUR OF FULFILLMENT, OF 5000 YEARS
DIVINE REVELATION is IMMINENT-ToDAYl
IN GODS CHRIST MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE
SCIENCE MESSIAH TO ALL PEOPLES!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-08
How Does the Devil Manage to
Delude Mature Christian Scientists

THAT THE MONITOR EDITORIAL PAGE
SHOULD PROCEED NO FURTHER TODAY, IN THE
MID.2oTH CENTURY. THAN 1T DID IN THE YEARS
oe. %, l0?-
ANSWER: UNTIL EVEN MATURE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE STUDENTS SCIENTIFICALLY INTELLI
GENTLY, MORALLY. AND SPIRITUALLY LEAVE
ALL FOR CHRIST. TRUTH. THEY ARE NOT
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS IN THE FULL SENSE OF
The WOODLAND THEY WILL NOT ACCEPT MRS
See c. S. Monitor Edtoral-PaRe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-08
UAW-00 Spiritual Lunaey Of the
Devil!
AZ Grinders Idle 8, 900 at (hrysIer"!

Detroit Times)
"ONE ROTTEN APPLE sPoILS THE BARREL!
ONE RED INFECTED, GOD CONDEMNED,
SPIRITUAL BASTARD Heb. 1879 CAN
IMPLICIT PUNISHMENT UPON s,O0o!-PLUS
AND SUCH GOD CONDEMNED, SPIRITUAL
BASTARD LUNACY WANTS TO GET PAID FOR
So WEEKS A YEAR WHETHER THEY WORK
OR NOT!-RECARDLESS OF THE HUNDREDS
OF THOUSANDS OR MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
LOST BECAUSE OF DEVILISH COVETOUSNESS
WILD CAT STRIKES, SLOW DOWNS ETC!
AND DIAPERS TO DEATH, REUTHER AND Macy
ENDORSED THE SQUARE D CO. LABOR
RACKETEERS!!i
PART q
AND THE DEVILS UAW-CIO SPIRITUAL
LUNACY IN WINDSOR, CANADA, HAS INFLICTED
SUCH HARDSHIP ON WINDSOR AND ON
THE FORD WORKERS, WHICH WILL NOT BE
COMPENSATED FOR, FOR MONTHS OR
SEVERAL YEARS TO COMET!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-08
10 Year Youth, Born in C.S., No
Drug Store Medicine, Nor MD.
Since Birth! Honored

The Tribune Publisher is humby proud to nav :.
well merited tribute 10 his nephew his dear sisters only
son. "a It appears in the ASHER NEWS Quarterly
publication OF Asher Student Foundaton-East Lansing
Miehissn-November, 1864 of the Christian Scienc.
students Of Michigan State College:
PROSPECTIVE MEMBER RECEIVES TOP HONOR"
Donald Chambern, prospective freshman member
crosse romte, last summer was awarded the Gold
Tusis medal at Culver Military Academy. Culver Id
while attending eieht-weck training session Of naval
school
Gold Iuxis the highest award given in III. three.
year training program at the academy is based upon in
aous and competitive athletics, acquatics military pro-
fe'eney and 'esmanship and schoIarship"
Continued column. 8 inche, UNI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-08
ORGANIZATION GIVES FULL SUPPORT

of prime Importance is the fuheared particips-
ton of Asher in the Christian Science
at Michigan State The reader, the reader.eect
Tor the winter Term, the president vice and
treasurer are members of A.SF Many others active
In committee work such ushering, literature distrbu.
ton, lecture preparation, music and membership
This outstanding record is in consonance with the
Asher purpose and ideals outlined in its constitution The
preamble prescrbes harmonious and understanding
See Is Year Youth, Born in c. S-Page2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-08
A 'Bott|eneek' Of Moral Cowardiee,
Of Spiritual Dishonesty With God,
Our Leader, and Mankind
-DIsoBEDIENcE TO ARTICLE

-DlSoBEDIENCE TO ARTICLE
vII, SECTION &. "ALERTNESS TO DUTYI
1T SHALL BE THE DUTY OF EVERY MEMBER OF
THIS CHURCH TO DEFEND HIMSELF DAILY AGAINST
AGGRESSIVE MENTAL SUGGESTION. AND NOT BE
MADE TO FORGET NOR TO NEGLECT HIS DUTY TO
GOD TO HIS LEADER, AND TO MANKIND. BY HIS
WORKS He SHALL BE JUDGED,-AND JUSTIFIED OR
CONDEMNED"
PART z
AND WHY DlSOBEDIENCE TO GODS DEMANDS
AND SPIRITUAL DISHONESTY WITH GOD AND MAN?
BEcAUsE THEY LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN
MORE THAN THE PRAISE OF coDl John l245)
Page 100 of HISTORICAL SKETCHES by Clifford p.
Smith, EXPOSES THE SHALLOW REASONING THAT
COULD EXCLUDE DIviNELY SCIENTIFIC, CHRIST
LIKE. SPIRITUAL ANSWERS ON THE EDITORIAL
PAGE OF THE MONITOR!
I he Rev. William p Mckenzie, cs.B Tor cS.DJ
said TO Mrs. Eddy in 1909. relative TO the establishment
Of the Christian Science Monitor in The preceding year.
that THE DIRECTORS OF THE MOTHER CHURCH
HAD SOUGHT VERY EARNESTLY TO HAVE MRS.
EDDYs COUNSEL ON NUMEROUS MATTERS
BUT MRS. MRS. EDDY ELECTED NOT TO GIVE TT
MRS EDDY EXPECTED THE DIRECTORS TO TURN
TO THE ONE MIND, coD,-JusT AS SHE HAD TO-
FOR YEARS. THEM
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-08
The Devil via Judaism and Grace
Hospitals Spiritual Malpractice!
Takes 4l-Year-0Id Assist. Principal
OF Mcdowell SehooI?-

MISS GERTRUDE S. ROsENzwEIC
mAIEklA MEDlCA-SATURATED WITH THE
DEylLl!l-ANIMAL MACNETISMl-
oOFFOCAIES The DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL
SENSE!-THE THINKING THE VERY
LIFE HEREOF MISS RoSENzWEICl
AND THE DEVIL FORCES HER TO GIVE UP
THE CHoST!-TAKINC 80 YEARS PLUS!
THOUSANDS OF NoN-HoNEsT-TO-CoD
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS ARE MEETING THE
SAME FATE CONTINUOUSLY!
PART 2
AROCHIAL PRIvATE-sTILL
RUNNING AROUND IN SPIRITUAL DIAPERs"ill
GODS TWO MASTERPIECES IMPERATIvEl-
KING JAMES PROTESTANT MASTER BIBLEi
AND The CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK-CODS
SAVIOR. LIBERAToR. AND PROTECTOR
OF THE HOLY BIBLE FROM THE SPIRITUAL
ADULTERY OF THE FOUR EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS CRlPPLESi AND THE CoD-coNDEMNED'
SPIRITUAL BASTARD (IIeb. I2:7,s)
DiFFERENCE,-'lukewsrm-O CONTEMPT
FOR GODS TWO INDISPENSABLE, IMPERATIVE
See Devil Via judaism and Craee-Pags7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-08
State Auto Toll is Is, Highest
In Nation!

detroit Free Prsss)
ALcoHoL-EvEN BEER-AND cAsoLINE-po
NOT MIX IT MUST BE REITERATED
BEER BREWERS, ATTENTION:
Gosbes sirohs PfeiHers. Atss, Frsnkenmv,h EaB
stockholders executives and workers and eonbuno farm
ers-ALl, PRISONERS or THE DEvILi-sPlRITuAL
AND MENTAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OR INDIRECTLY. SURROGATE THE DIVINE AND
SPIRITUAL SENSE or ADAMS AND EvEsl-KNAvss
AND FooLS
PART
AND THEN. THE DEVILS TOBACCO AIDS, IN
COVERING UP THE MENTAL UNREST or JupAism
ROMAN CATHOLICISM PRoTEsTANTlsM. MATspn
mEolcA. AND OTHER SYSTEMS, NOT YET
ACCEPTING GODS CHRIST MASTER MIRACLE
See State Auto Toll is isr-Psr.7