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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29
BY Robbie crump

trimmed in sequins with lace
pleated panel in front and in
the back, the lace panel extend
ed into a chapel train.
Her matching head piece, a
crown of sequins, held . two
TERED silk illusion veil. She
wore a single stran of pearls,
white brocade shoes, and she
carried bouquet of white
daisies.
She bride was given in mar
rage by her brother, James c.
Mckenzie.
TIE brides sister, Mrs. Regina
Murff. who was matron of honor
wore a powder blue tulle over
taifcta gown with full skirt, ac-
cented with thee tiny rufflcs,
Continued On Page 81
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dam News.

dam News.
Mr.. Hicks was appointed
this week as special assis-
tant to Richard l.. Tobin,
Director of Public Relations
for National Citizens For
INSTRUMENTATION.
The Republican and Citi-
Zens leaders gathered un-
der a huge circus tent and
enjoyed a barbecue dinner
after listening to the Presi-
den reaffirm his pledge of
equality for all Americans
and urge them to get out
the vote in their home
states.
Mr.. Nixon, who stressed
the Importance of giving
the President a Repub-
lican Congress, took a
slap at Adlai Stevenson
on the issue of civil rights.
He pointed out that while
Mr.. Stevenson is currently
making loud claims as to
his liberal views on civil
right, the same Mr.. Steve
son did not raise his voice
in defense of those rights
when the Democrats side
stepped the issue at their
Chicago convention.
Among other N egro
leaders who enjoyed the in
innate informally of the
Presidents farm were
Charles L. Gaines, of Chi
cago, Vice Chairman of the
Young Republican Fedora
ton; Charles Chew, super
intendent of the Jackson
Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of Chicago, and DR..
Horace Scott of Philadel-
phia, Republican candidate
for Congress in the Fourth
District.
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Southern COPS
Back Civil Rights

Gettysburg, Pa, Top n
gro leaders were told here
Wednesday that Repub'
leans in the South stand
100 percent" behind the
fortnight civil rights plank
of the Republican Party's
platform adopted at its re-
cent San Francisco conven-
ton.
The message from var
ious regional leaders re-
ported on COP activity
in the South to President
Eisenhower and five hum
dred top Negro and
white Republicans who
met with the Chief Ex-
ecutive at his Gettysburg
Farm to officially kick
off the 1856 Republican
campaign.
The meeting included
President Eisenhower, Vice
President Nixon, COP Ma
tional Chairman Leonard
Hall, John Reed Fitzpatrick,
Chairman of National Citi.
zens For INSTRUMENTATION
and his co-Chairman, Mrs.
Dorothy d. Houghton, and
many other citizens lead
ers.
Among the top Negro
leaders who were guests
of the President and Mrs.
Eisenhower on their roll
i'm 4S5-acre farm were
Val Washington, special
assistant to Leonard w.
Hall, Republican Nation
al Chairman; Mrs. Crys-
tai Bird Fauset, Special
Assistant to the CO.
Chairman of National
Citizens For Eisenhower
Nixon, and James L.
Hicks, managing editor
of the New York Amster-
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MARRIED AT SECOND BAP-
TIST: Top-RubY Mckenzie.
Fletcher Williams Jr. and
eroom's mother. Mrs. Fletcher
Williams. ST.. of Pensacola.
Flo.
BOTTOM: Williams Mckenzie
bridal party. Mrs. Regina
Murff. mafron of honor. Char
lie B: anch. best man. of Belle
vile. Mich. Rev. Milton
Smith. Miss Maggie Adams.
Mr.. Berry Evans. Miss Cath
crime Perkins. Mr.. Charlie
Branch and Mrs. Mary Mat
hews. with flower girl. little
Darlyne Shepard and bride and
bride and grcom.-See Robbie
Crump's column for sio.Y.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29
BY RUBY E. WILLIAMS
BETTY SIMONS EXCHANGE
VOWS WITH JOHN MURPHY


Betty Simons, daughter OF
Mrs Celeste Simons. 2206 Penn
sylvania, and John Murphy, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lang
ston Murphy, prominent resi-
oence of Selmer, Ala. were
joined in holy wedlock. Sasur-
day. Sept. 18th, at Ebcnczer
AME Church. Brush and Willis.
Rev. Carlyle F. Stewart and
Rev Herbert Robinson per-
formed the candlclight cere-
mony The bride was given in
marriage by her uncle. Mr..
James Wyatt, of Inkster. Mich.
The ceremony took place at 6
pm
For her wedding. the bride
chose lace and net over satin
gown. with a high neckline.
sSand-up collar. long pointed
sleeves. with full skirt. Her
headpiece. a crown Of sequins
and pearls. held her fingertip
veil.
She carried bouquet of roses
and carnations with on orchid
in center. Maid of honor, An
nette England. wore a coral
chiffon waltz length gown. with
full skirt. shirred bodice. panels
hanging from shoulders which
formed a bow in the back.
Her bouquet was of aqua car
nations. Bridesmaids Jewel Nc
Neary, Nancy Turnbow Verlene
Willis. Ethel CAVITY, Evelyn
Johnson and Dolra Lewis, wore
pale aqua chiffon gowns and
carried coral bouquets of tinted
cluster carnations.
Their head pieces were COW
cred with daisies on each side
of coral ribbons.
Frank Adams. Herman Bailey.
James Harrell, Marshall Muir
ply. groom's brother, James
Nosley. William Taylor, son Of
the late William TAYLOR of Sell
ma Ala. ushcrcd.
John asked Lanqsion Muir
PLY. who wore black tuxedo.
10 be best man. Junior brides
maid Francis Murphy wore
similar acwn TO that Of brides
maid ard carried coral csrna-
items. Michael CanfY was ring
bearer.
For her daughters wcdd ng.
Mrs. Simons wore a blue taffcta
princess style dress with bow in
hack, a matching feathered hat
and accessories. and a purple
orchid. The groom's mother
wore beige taffeta dress with
lace panel in back. small brim
sequin hat. rhinestone accesso-
rles. beige shoes and gloves.
The reception followed cere-
mony at the Urban League.
hostesses for the lovely occasion
were Gwendolyn Taylor, Ann
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Musicians
presents

Musicians
presents
The Program Prepared
Under the Artistic Direction
of Marguerite Kozenn
Charles
The participating artists:
Frances Cooperman, sopra-
no; John Redfield, bari
tone; julius Chajes, Piano;
Milton Setter, piano; Lare
Wardrop, English horn;
Harvey Seigel, violin; Eu-
gene Altschuler, violin;
Meyer Shapiro, viola; Ed
ward Korkigain. cello.
MAIN LIBRARY
Woodward at Kirby
Tuesday, October 2, 1856
8 PM.
Admission is Free
OBITUARY
Services for Mrs. Ollie
Shorter Burch, 68, of 6O99
Van Court St., were con-
Quoted at st. Stepens
AME Church, SANFORD
and Cobb Streets, Saturday
morning, september Ia, at
IL o'clock. The Rev. Caas.
S. Spivey, officiating.
Funeral arrangements
were by the Stinson Fune-
raj Home, Burial was in the
Detroit Memorial Park
Cemetery.
Mrs. Burch, widow of the
late Anderson Burch, died
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. The deceased was
apparently well, the night
previously, having attend
ed birthday party given in
honor of one of her four
grandchildren, all young
girls.
A native of Atlanta, Ca,
and one Of ten children
of Hattie King and Nelson
Shorter, one of atlanta
pioneer families, Mrs.
Burch, came to Detroit in
1917 with her husband
Anderson and which fam
lily became their permanent
home. She was an ardent
worker in church, st. Step
hens, and in neighborhood
activities. She took an
especial interest in the
childrens Sunday School of
Continued On Page 81
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BY Betty Ellington
18th Anniversary Dinner

18TH anniversary Dinner
Three community lead
ers will be honored fol
their contributions to "civit
awareness" at the 18th An,
nual Anniversary and Ap.
probation Dinner of the
st. Cyprian's Episcopal
Church, to be held on Wed
nesday, September 26th at
1880 Pm. at the Church,
located at 18th and Mil
ford.
Selected for awards at
this years event are Mrs.
Ben r. Donaldson, Presi-
dent of the United
Chuch Women of Michi-
gan; Boris M. Joffe, Ex-
ecutive Director of ihe
Jewish Community Coun-
Gil of Metropolitan De-
and Mrs. Mary Kastead,
Executive Secretary of
the Detroit Federation of
Teachers. The occasion
is marked each year by
the Church in memory of
its patron Saint who was
martyred in the defense
of his faith and for his
esPousal of the Church
in Africa.
Guest speaker at the oc-
casion will be DR.. James
H. Robinson. founder of the
Church of the Master and
the Morningside Commune
ty Center in Harlem, New
York.
Previous recipients of
the st. Cyprian's citations
have included DR.. David
Henry, then Presiden of
Wayne University; the late
Rabbi B. Benedict Glazer
Of Temple Beth FL; Benson
Ford, Selden B. Daune, Au-
gust Scholle, Ralp dwelling
and others.
The awards will be pre-
sented by lay leaders of
the Church. Rev. Malcolm
G.. Dade, d. d., is the Rec
tor of the st. Cyprian's
Church.
The Detroit Public Library
in cooperation with
The Musicians Perform
ance Trust Fund of the
American Federation of
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The chu: Oh altar was adorned
with white gladioli. palms.
and candlebra.
For the double ring ceremony
the bride wore a white chantilly
lace gown over satin and tulle,
with yoke extending in back
with Queen Ann stand-up
collar. The lace bodice was
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l>A AAvYeSe9 r.
" q not svsrrs with ~ for ssskIS n vndsndIns
% NJ filings sssM No sehsfs-THE MYTHICAL To THE
Pune N HEART" ny ctsssn People chFa''ks Christian
Sceniisisl ,,x ,.ss.
Mrs. eddv rsesrdsd In our Christian seItss ssxbsek:
IAN UNDERSTANDING or ERROR AND IT'S OPERATIONS
IS NECESSARY BEFORE THAT UNDERSTANDING Or
TRUTH WHICH DESTROYS ERRoRT
bUT-"THE WISDOM or THIS WORLD IS FOOLISH.
NESS WITH cop"i = the 'wsdom, soealIsd = OF The
THINGS THAT ARE SCIENTIFIC CHASTITY FARCE OF
MATERIAL [se.esIIsdl EklsTENcE"i--p 272. s&h
Jesus and MRS. Eddy-My two incorporate ones since
Moses-setsd on The definition Of NY nature.
MOTHER COD All-HARMoNlous" Is Spirit insa'ss, the
one and only REAL Mind Soul Substance, Parent insnd
o-shs entire universal They kept the first Commandment
and the others too -"THoU. SHALT HAVE NO OTHER
coDs"-no osher ereator-"BEFoRE NET
"caII no MAN ssthsr"l said Jesus. g
The Christ Miracle Messiah Millennium - oil pso-
Piles! reveals and demonstrates crssor. erssion and
universe eernsl completely populated with hsnonIoU'
Ideas wherein Ny offspring conscious beings hsshsss
Chrisfks, and spirltvs
The REAL man is therefore, spiritual consciousness,
taking in fhs eirs universe do he nfslibs Par
emf.
And THE pure In heart" Ny Chosen People, chrsiks
Christian Scientists! KNOW demonstrate the human
and their soeaIed material world 10 be devIish frsvdusn
MYTHICAL. VISIBLE MORTAL THOUGHT eounfsrfsits and
bvrIssqves Of the divine and only REAL!!
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II Marines Die in Sea-
"BLEssED ARE THEY THAT M
CONTINUED from Back Page)
PART z


BLESSED ARE THEY THAT MOURN
BECAUSE SUFFERING PROMOTES SPIRITUAL
AwAKENINcs FROM THE ILLUSIONS AND DELUsIoNs
OF THE DEVILS ANT-cHRIsT. MYTHICAL
ADAM AND EVE HUMAN COUNTERFEIT RACES!
WHICH APE THE ExcLUSIvENESS AND ETERNAL
HARMONY OF NY FLEsHLEsS, WHOLLY SPIRITUAL
cHRIsrLlKE CREATION AND UNDERSTAND
THERE IS NONE oTHERl
THOU SHALT HAVE NO OTHER GOD, CREATOR.
BEFORE MEMO OTHER PARENT!-As PER JESUS
CALL NO MAN ON EARTH YOUR FATHER -!
YOUR "FATHER.MoTHER GOD, ALL.HARMoNIous"
IS THE ONLY REAL CREATOR AND PAkENl IN
AND OF, THE ENTIRE UNIvERsE!!l
THOU SHALT HAVE NO OTHER SUBSTANCE But
SPIRIT, INFINITE. lNFALLIBLE, MAJESTIC, MIND sooI'
DIVINE LovEI
SIX THOUSAND YEAR REVELATION OF ETERNAL
rRuTr-NoT YET UNDERSTOOD EXCEPT BY MY
CHOSEN PEOPLE, cHRlsTLIKE CHRISTIAN
scENTlsTsl
Genesis ,.2s: land GOD SAID, LET US MAKE MAN
AFTER OUR IMAGE AND LIKENESS. AND LET THEM
HAVE DOMINION OVER . [A-L-Lll
Vsl--"AND GOD SAW ALL THAT ne HAD MADE
AND BEHOLD. IT WAS VERY GOOD"
AND THEN THE DEVILS MYTHICAL ANTIcHRIsI
ADAM AND EVE HUMAN BURLEsoUEi is NARRATED
AND ALMOST sMoTHERs THE pviNE-THE rlEsn'
lEss-THE REAL-To HUMAN THOUGHT.
EVERY EFFECT IS A MENTAL PHENOMENON
lF MATERIAL. !. n couNJERFEITs, OR BuRlEsouEs
IN B.eIJ.EF. MY EXCLUSIVE. ALl-sPAcE-ENCom-
PASSING. Externally HARMONIOUS CREATION. i,
oMNAcTlvE oMNJpREsENT, AND oMNSC'ENt
THE 'UNsAvEp' OR THE SAVED OF The Fouk
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRIPPLEs AND The Asaa,.
PEOPLES, ARE puPEs or THE DEWL.-AN.mA.
|MAcNETIsMr--uNTIL SUBSTANTIAL, REceNERAIioN
is EFFecrED IN NY ONE AND ONLY PURE,
TRUE. AND COMPLETE RELIGION THeRAP.u,. -,
OUR CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH MIL
lsNNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES
Continued Next Column ToPl
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MAR UNITY VOICE" DO you accept valid Ny dIess-
,io % NV ursasss Representative since Jesus, Nv neo
parable prSphssss Observation-Disclosures Of ANOTHER CON-
FoRTER WHO WILL TEACH you ALI THINGS"
John a. MARY BAKER EDDY, that shs human mind and
(Csuainnsd Ma Cslumn-roPl
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10 Children Found

CONTINUED from Back Psgs)
JESUS. A'PERFEcT MAN, HAD NO OFFSPRING!
BUT THE DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLIC MoNSTRosITY
PROMOTES THE MULTIPLICATION OF THE DEVILS
ADAM AND EVE. HUMAN DUPEs MuL TIPLYlNc LIKE
RABBiTSll!
THE DEVIL. NATURALLY, HAS MORE FAITH IN
NUMBERS THAN IN QUALITY AND PERFECTION
Hence. fhs old saying: LONE WITH GOD IS MA
JoRTY" Of inferior value TO Roman Catholics until some
SUBSTANTIAL DEGREE or LIBERATION IS MADE FROM
THE DEVILS ITALIAN VATICAN PERvERsioNs OF
"PRIMTvE CHRISTIANITY" whose lost art Of healing Is
restored in Ny Incompatible, imperative Christian Science
movement, which Is destined to effect 1.-THE HEALING OF
THE NATIONS RevsIson-and dictated to My ineom
parable OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mrs. Eddy ITS HIGHER
MISSION IS TO TAKE AWAY THE SINS OF THE WoRLD D.!
THE DEVILS JUDAS CHRIST VOID, ANTicHRIsT
JUDAISM ALSO NEEDS 70 HAVE DEVILS CAST OUT!
-BRoTHERLY LOVE AS PER CHRIST VIA WARRiER
LIBERATINc ANGEL MICHAEL; THEN THE GENTLE
GABRIEL PERFORMS!
10 CHILDREN FOUND STARVING OF NEGLECT;
POLICE HUNT PARENTS
free Press)
Oakland County shsHs officers searching for the par
ens Of II children The parents are accused OF nsslsepg
veteran detective called hs he worst I've ever SEEM
Oakland County Prosecutor Fred zsm issued warrant
Friday charging William Wyatt ~, and his wife, Ada 80,
with cruelty TO children They live in Kseso Hsrbor
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JESUS PRESENT AoAinlil-Mor svlpGMT 70
uNNopuhTANf SINNERS, NOR 70 TIM teesIsd
ANc; 9fAL kutkINo AROUND IN SPIRITUAL
or RE csplsr, ,fsuS AND YOUR TRUE.
ETERNAL. la,vlkclsLE INDIVIDUALITY, JESUS SAID:
10. LAM WITH you AWAY. EVEN UNTO THE
END OF THE WoRLpTA
BUT THE MASTER FELT KEENLy THE RESISTANCE
OF THAT WICKED AND ApuLTsRous GENERA
n HAVE MANY MORE THINGS 70 SAY UNTO
YOU, BUT YE CANNOT BEAR THEM NOW. BUT THE
FATHER WILL SEND you ANOTHER COMFORTER
-. WHO WILL TEACH YOU AL Tt'Ncs."-Jehn H.
PART
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS HAVE SURVIVED
uNoEkToW
The Detroit Tribune Publishers Christian Science teacher
the first Director Of The Mother Church, and Aso
ciae Editor Of the Christian Science Sentinel and Journal
and pioneer Christian Scientist In Michigan in the COS
than third Of century sye told group Of Us In Dssrot
81 Christian Science prayers saving rs student from Imminent
drowning when sudden vhdsrtcw threatened to carry the
swimmer far OUT
Realizing Gods goodness, omnIprsssncs onnipo.
being, and in her sshsss, spiritual individuality The
eternal Image Ind likeness Of Cod with divine lover
every adverse circumstance according to Christ divine Love
WOULD NOT. AND COULD NOT PERMIT THE ACTUAL
EXISTENCE OF ANY ERROR, pscoRD MATTER. EVIL
the swimmer suddenly found herself floating the surface
toward dry IsndL-looss mental phenomenal
II MARINES DIE IN SEA
SWIMMERS PERISH OFF oKINAWA
VICIOUS UNDERToW BLAMED ON STORM
500 MINES AWAY
l'7.- Detroit News)
NAHA, okinswa, Sept. (AP)-EIeven Y. S. Marines
drowned of the north shore Of oknawa yesterday while
swimming dvrinq break in field exercises the Marine Corps
announced
The knocked of their feet by strong under.
which believed due to typhoon 500 miles away
II said. 'wSe~
First reports said II Of the Marines LOST but roll
call showed II missing
Brig Gen. Victor n. KruIsk. commander Of the 3rd
Marine Division said freak caused the drownngs
At least II other Marines were rescued.
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SiIeneed on China

tconsinved from Back Psge)
Hence hsssy rebuilding Of our muIsibiion military
mschins, with terrific inhsfion and taxss
DEMOCRATS DON'T LET THOSE DEVILS MOUTH
PIECES ADlAl INCLUDED. ADD Lie UPON LIE,
UPON LEI
Ito Be Continued Next Weekly
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CONTINUED From Back Page)
And remember, "Ths WAY OF LIFE IS STRAIGHT AND
NARROW. AND FEW THERE BE THAT FIND IT, WHERE
AS THE WAY OF DESTRUCTION IS BROAD AND MANY
THERE BE WHICH GO m TtiEREAT"I-Jesvs.
And now note what blasted DEVILS Adam deliberate
" did 70 his employers product and service and The distress
Of The motor car until finally The mischief was dis
covered and corrected
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(consinusd from Back PAss)
rt,e FIREMAN WAS A TYPICAL NoN-cHRIsTiAN
SCIENTIST DEVILS DvPE. HEBREW OR CHRISTIAN
ADAM NOT YET READY TO BE A SPIRITUAL
,os4N PETER. OR PAUL.
you DON'T FIND MANY SUCH OUTSIDE OF NY
INDISPENSABLE. INCOMPATIBLE, IMPERATIVE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT, or THE SECOND
COMING or THE CHRIST" MESSIAH FULFILLING
JESUS AND NY PROMISE OF "ANorHER CON-
FoRTER WHO WILL TEACH you ALL THINGS
John. H. IS. I6 ~
REAL CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS ARE NY CHOSEN
pEopLEl AND DON'T you NoN.cHRIsTlAN
SCIENTISTS be TOO HAsTY-As DEVILS DUPES-
TO PASS JUDGMENT UPON THEM!
THE IGNORANT OR THE WORLDLY WISE soPHIs
1IcATE WILL cARELEssLY SOMETIME PASS JUDO
MENTION, that neither Christian nor scientific
--FoRceTriNc THE VERY CONCISE OBSERVATION
ON JESUS LIFE. IN THE BOOK or HEBREWS.
IN THE NEW TESTAMENT. THAT "HE LOVED
RIGHTEOUSNESS AND HATED lNIQUTYT
AND THE REAL CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST IS SCIENTIFIC
BEYOND THE WORLDS MOST FAMOUS PHYSICAL
scENTISTS-bs u Einstein. Edison, sfeinmsfz.
THESE SCIENTISTS DIDN'T KNOW YET WHAT
MATTER" IS NOR ELECTRICITY, BOTH OF WHICH
WERE lNTELLIcENTLY AND DEMoNsTRABLY
DEFINED IN NY DIcTAToN TO NY INCOMPATIBLE
PRoPHETEss MY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MILLENNIUM TO ALL
PEoPLES-MARY BAKER EDDY-MY GREATEST
REPRESENTATIVE SINCE CHRIST JESUS, MASTER
DIVINE HEALER. SECOND ONLY TO THE MASTER,
HIMSELF.
AND TO THIS WOMAN Matthew 1888 THE ENTIRE
HUMAN RACES WILL HAVE TO BOW THE KNEE AND
LIKE TITO EMERGE FROM THEIR DEFECTIVE
SANITY, JUDGMENT, HONESTY, INTELLIGENCE!
INTO WHICH ALL HUMANS ARE BORN; THE ANTI
CHRIST ADAM AND EVE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
OF SIM DISEASE, DEATH, DEFoRMITIEs,
DISASTERS. WARS, AND EVEN THE CONCLUSIONS OF
soeaIIsd NATURE. MORTAL THOUGHT coNvUlSI0
inland oF-coLLEcTIvE HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS
AND ALL THESE PHENOMENA INCLUDING THE
PREACHERS PSYCHOLOGICAL TOOLS OF HELL AND
EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT ARE MERELY
MORTAL THOUGHT CONCEPTS. MYTHS. TO TERRlFY
UNREPENTANT SINNERS AND THE SAVED NOT
YET ADEQUATELY PURIFIED WITH A SPIRITUAL
REGENERATION THAT TAKES THEM INTO THE
MANHOOD AND WoMANHooD OF THE CHRISTI
THE NoN-cHRIsTIAN SCIENTIST DOESN'T YET
UNDERSTAND SUCH THINGS.
WE WILL HELP THEM PUT ON SPIRITUAL LONG
PANTSl
HOW chief CRASH KILLED ~
OPEN SWITCH BLAMED FOR WRECK IN N. M
FIREMANs ERRoR TRAINS HIT HeADoN
Springer. NJ M. Sept. tAP)-A railway worker early
iodsy threw switch wrong and sent the Santa Fe Chief
plvnsng headon into parked mail train At least 10 persons
were killed
THE Chicago office Of the Santa Fe reported ~ dead In
the wreck and released of the Of the victims
also said IS injured.
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PEOPLE
ipairolf Newsl

SANTA PAULA, Calf, Aug. 30-tAPl-Tirsd OF taking
his garages TO stop rattle Thar none ever sfoPpeo
:. All eor,narv snpjove AZ RIneon Beach sought out
mechanic and gave him The word Keep this thing until you
find the rattle, but lind r."
was an exhaustive search, but fruitful. bottle had
been welded inside fender Purely accident at the factory
Inside the bottle yves This nofs NOISY, slnf ifg'
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1.-THE WORLD IS NOT A PLAYGROUND; IT Is
scHooLRooM LIFE IS NOT HOLIDAY u IS AN
EDucATioN"- Henry Drvmmond
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DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY.. SEPT Is 1855 4 u
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among the best in the country.
and have thrived so under
Laura Magnuson's care that
DR.. Saunders named variety
for her.
Mrs. Magnuson is dirt gar
dener. and the garden is truly
Of her own creation. although
three famous landscape archi-
tects have worked with her.
Mrs. Magnuson will be in her
garden to answer questions
when it's open on Sunday.
Twenty-Five gardens will be
shown during the tour. II from
u to 6 O'Clock on Saturday,
10 from 2 to O'Clock on Sun
day. Tickets are $3.50 per day
Continued on Pc. D-23. Col. |
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Philadelphia Conservatory Of
Music. Miss Warner is a direct
deScendent of M. Anthony
LeCompte of Antoinine in
Dorchester County, Md, and
is the Observation-Disclosures of
the late Mr.. John Robert
Warner of Talbot County, Md.
Mr.. Dewey is a graduate of
the Hackley School in larry
town. N. T.. and of st. Lawrence
University at Canton, N. Y.
He attended Syracuse Univer-
sity for graduate study in en-
cheering.
Mr.. Dewey is the great
grandson of the late Mr..
Charles M. Ffoulke of this city
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sons to play baseball or bad

sons to play baseball or bad
minton.
Neighborhood House board
member Margaret Sawyer has
seen to it that every garden
will have an outstanding land
scape architect or plant expert
on hand on tour days.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul B. Mag
nuson OF 1921 o street are
again opening what to most
Georgetowners is the perfect
garden" with its vegetable
plot that includes French
strawberries and rhubarb both
espalliered and tubbed camel
las, star and southern mag
nollas and a lovely pool. The
Saunders tree peonies are
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New Gardens Opened
For Georgetown Tour

1898 N street. The Smiths have
an enormous brick terrace that
opens off their living room.
Around the terrace are two
story southern magnolia trees,
giant boxwoods, camellias, a
rare stuardia monodelphi tree.
Near the pool are enchant-
ingly whimsical bronze figures
and running L-shaped around
the corner from the terrace is
a long grassy area big enough
for the Smiths two young
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

That hardy perennial, the
Georgetown Garden Tour,
which benefits Georgetown
Neighborhood House, is COM
ing up for the 18th time this
Saturday and Sunday, with
brand-new gardens and old IA
vorites on display.
Among the new gardens
made into a thing of beauty
out of an ugly old back yard.
finished late last spring. is that
of the Gregory B. Smiths at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15
Eleanor Warner
Engaged to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. George Ray
mond Warner of Drexel Hill,
Pa, formerly of Easton, Md,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Eleanor Le-
Compile to Mr.. Albert Bromfield
Dewey. jr.. son of Mr.. Dewey of
this city and Newport, r. l.,
and Mrs. G. Tinsley Garnett
of this city.
The de-elect is a graduate
o. the Friends Central School
in Philadelphia and attended
Bryn Mawr College and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

and Of the late Mr.. Winthrop
B. Smith of Philadelphia. He
is the nephew of Mr.. Charles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

S. Dewey. former Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury and
Financial Adviser to Poland.
Papago Indian news., 1956-01-01

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Voluntary donations of blood are needed by the
Red Cross, for replacement Of blood used in the
recent illness Of Mike j.. Noriego.
Papago Indian news., 1956-01-01
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Papago Indian news., 1956-01-01

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