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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21

Place in blender for a few
seconds until thoroughly
mixed. Use as marinade
for chicken pieces which
have been skinned first
to allow marinade to pene-
trate. Marinate at least
one hour. Place chicken
on rotisserie tray. Set
timer for 10 minutes; turn;
broil another 10 minutes;
haste with marinade; con-
tinue hroiling another 10
minutes. Serve with rice.
Any marinade left over can
be used another time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
Huwuiiun Chicken

One cup olive oil, l cup
soy sauce. 3 sticks ginger
root, ground; 3 cloves gar
lie, pressed or ground. Mix
together oil, soy sauce.
garlic and ginger root.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21

Woteh for The stor's big Thonks-
giving food section on Mon
doy. November Is, with menus.
recipes and oil the trimmings
for the holiday dinner. Diree-
tions for stuffins as well as
roasting the turkey will be
included.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
VIOLET FAULKNER SAYS:
Cooking for Fun
Generals Hobby

Although Brig. Gen. Charles H. Royce began
collecting recipes back in the sos, it wasn't until
his retirement two years ago that he took up
cooking as hobby.
''I've been collecting recipes since was in
China in 1881 We had a foreign colony in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
Roto Cook

The generals strictly a
rotisserie cook although on
occasion he will resort to
the oven for a roast.
IT cook just for fun and
relaxation" he pointed out
as he started to make a
marinade for broiled
chicken. He's no "by guess
and by gosh" cook, by the
way. He measures!
Its the old military
precision" the general
laughed as he measured
out a cup of olive oil and a
cup of soy sauce for the
marinade. He uses a small
, coffee mill to grind the
ginger root: a press for the
garlic. Then all went into
the blender for a couple
of turns to mix thoroughly.
This same marinade is
fine for a fiat chuck steak.
too. I add a couple jiggers
of whiskey, marinate the
beef about IL hours. then
broil it (rare) on the ro-
tisserie just like steak" he
p explained. Then added that
he also used the same ma
rinade for shish kebab.
First I skin the chicken
that Is, Daisy does s.
and let it marinate at least
an hour. The sauce pene-
trates better when the
chicken is skinned" he adj
vised. When it goes on tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21

Tientsin and some Of my
recipes came from them,
said Gen. Royce.
You really became in
terested when we were in
Germany in 1950-53,"
added Daisy Royce, who
revels in the fact her hus-
band enjoys cooking.
When he eats something
he particularly likes in q
restaurant, he tries to get
the recipe. One of the best
meals he ever ate. the
general recalls, was at a
restaurant in the ghetto
district in Rome. The meal
consisted of artichokes
Roman style. cod .fish
sticks, Italian bread, a
salad and wine.
IT bought two or three
Italian cookbooks before I
found the recipe for those
artichokes," he explained
leafing through the pages
of one of the books to find
the recipe for me.
But this is really my
prize collection" he de-
clared taking a loose-leaf
notebook from a shelf in
their pine-paneled kitchen
in Georgetown. Here neat
~ typed and listed accord
ing to category were the
recipes from friends, rela-
tives, and the Hungarian
cook the Royces had in
Germany. The purlough
and trout that follow are
two of the Hungarian
dishes they enjoyed.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-15
Tough Task Ahead for Congress, President Warns, to Meet Cost
 Of. Space Age Defense Weapons

of "chins up" talks designed tc bolster United States confidence in free world defense capabilities, Eisenhower said Russia's chal- lenge is being met and will con- tinue to be met.
 He cautioned that the Soviet Unions recent achievements in development of weapons of the future mean ''there is danger ahead for free men everywhere.
 The President, addressing an overflow audience in the munich pal auditorium, recalled that Nazi dictator Hitler once boasted he would bury the free world.
 'sNot enough people took him at his word," Eisenhower said in ikening the situation then to the Russian threat today.
 Eisenhower's assertion that de- fense spending on missiles and other weapons of the future must be hiked by "a very considerable figure" quite likely killed any remaining hope for tax cut next year.
 He said: ''There has been much discussion lately about whether Soviet technological break throughs in particular areas may have suddenly exposed us to inn mediately increased danger.
 "As 1 pointed out last week, this is not the case But these accomplishments have provided us all with renewed evidence of
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-15
By MARVIN L. ARRowsM1TH

By MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH
 OKLAHOMA CITY, R-Presi- dent Eisenhower Wednesday night warned the cost of space age weapons means "very con- siderable" boost in defense spend ing is coming and Congress will have to face the tough task of cutting non-essential national programs.
 He said Americans won't tol- crate sacrificing security to the worship of a balanced budget.
 This impending boost will mean sharp cuts in some on-military spending programs in next years budget to offset a part of the hike, he said.
 Some of these programs may have to be eliminated entirely, the President declared. He de- parted from his prepared text to add: And pressure groups will wall in anguish"
 In nationwide television-radio address, the President also called for a stepped-up educational pro- gram of training scientists to meet the Russian threat.
 Making the second of a series
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-15
NOrdin Construction Co. Wins Bid on White Alice Construction at Bethel

ANCHORAGE, R-The Nordin Construction Co.,, Fairbanks, has been awarded s56,OOO contract for encasement of foundation pill ings at the US. Air Force White Alice" site at Bethel. Government estimate for the work was $1O2,655.
 The work consists of encasing, with metal collars, approximately Fl steel billings on which the. White Alice installation is con- structed. The collars are to be filled with a special mixture of wax and oil to prevent the freez- ing ground from adhering to the piles causing them to heave.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-15
BROWNIE NEWS

A new group of Brownies held their first meeting Nov. 9th in Mrs. Langhus' classroom. We made designs out of our own names.
 The following officers were elected:
 Jean Foster, chairman; Laura Walker, treasurer; and Catherine Walsh, scribe.
 We talked about making aprons and hangers. Our dues are five cents. Mrs Handeland and Mrs. 'Langhus are our leaders.
 Our second meeting was Nov. 18th. We made patterns for our aprons. Then we cut the aprons out. Some of the Brownies started to sew on them. We will sew next Wednesday, too.
 Catherine Walsh, Scribe
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-15
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

The Little Dipper Girl Scout group is having an ce-skating party tomorrow and all eighth grade girls are cordially invited. The girls will meet at Mrs. Liebig's house Saturday afternoon at 100 pm.
 Beverly Bohrer
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-15
Sputnik and Too Much Cheese
By DIR. GEORGE s. BENSON Director. National Education Program

By DIR. GEORGE s. BENSON
 Director. Program
 Out of the national furor created by Communist Rllssas successful earth satellite Sputnik have number of political voices declaring that economy in government has held back our nations satellite launching
 It's fair question to ask What economy in gov ernmen? The federal budget is the biggest in peace time history The budget reduction which the vast majority of the American people demanded earlier this year just did not occur, although the public got the impression from news out of Washington that the economy being swung healthy.
 The politicians who are sadly shaking their heads over non-existent economy session of Congress are actually advocating increased federal spending and the rejection of any suggestions for cutting taxes next
 Lack of Capable Management
 Out of all the statements I've read from leaders of government satellite program comes the nescap able conclusion that lack of capable management and proper coordination by federal agences-and not lack of delayed the U.S earth satellite launching
 The same trouble apparently is delaying our inter continental ballistic missile program.
 Expert opinion suggests that the program to launch an American earth satellite-counting research, strucon launching and operation expendi- ture of approximately $1OO million tax money That's comparatively small item in budget of $72 billion According to recently published statistics the federal government paid out almost that much in cheese sub- sides to benefit dairy farmers in the last 12 months!
 This year, in fact, the Agriculture Department will be paying than $5 billion to farmers most of in subsidies farm production far beyond market demands at true value prices This is of the most ridiculous situations in the history of nation.
 The Budget Items
 We certainly need to spend adequate money on the missile program, the development of earth satellites and other vtally important research and explorations But should obtain whatever additional money is needed above present alocations by sensible cutting down of the swollen federal budget
 Here are the items that make up the record budget:
 Military, $38 billion foreign military aid $32 billion foreign economic aid SIS blion other defense activities, S29 billion; aid to veterans $5 billion; welfare and labor programs $34 billion; aid to farmers $5 billion; power reclamation etc. $14 billion; aids to housing and commerce. $21 bilion interest debt $7.3 billion; all other programs, SIS billion
 The budget items add up to $72 billion This is almost S200 million than the government had planned to spend before Congress began it's widely pubicized cutting of appropriations"
 Look at the budget items carefully Do you approve of the amounts? Are your taxes not burdensoe? What you doing about it?
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-15

Soviet competence in science and techniques important to modern warfare. We must, and do, regard this as a time for another critical reexamination of our entire de- fense system"
 The Presidents talk here cli-- maxed Oklahoma's 50th anniver- sary arrows to atoms" celebra-. ton of it's statehood. He headed back to Washington by plane in- mediately after the speech.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-15
sNowB1RD BROWNIES

At our last meeting we elected officers. They are:
 Nancy Gray, chairman, Lynn Cfump, secretary; and Navada Pettijohn. We made sit-upons. At our next meeting we are going to make something for Thanksgiving.
 Lynn Crump, Scribe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27
Testimony Resumed

YMcA SEC. not Iocsr ORDAINED MINISTER,
DINNER GUEST.
II my profound privilege from fine 10 ne, 70 have
conversations win ne clergy including occasional R.
priest ard RABBI, and physicians too. AND THEY COME
BACK FOR MORE
We Christian Scientists stand squsrey the si Oh.
Of cenesis-PERFEcT coDl And remember Jesus def
n-ion shereioAlkffNlTE "sPlRiT"-ikFALLIBLE, MA
JEsTic, MIND. SOUL. omNPoTENT, DIVINE LOVE-
YOUR "FATHER4noTHER GOD. ALL-HARMokIoUs'I
PERFECT CREATION FlEsHLEss. LMnsferisi spiritual,
chrf<e popUlstins completely Throughout eternity the
one Universe cs nyuInersbe omnipresens heaven and
eternal Iifel-vERY coOD~-cen. I:3l
IOaM-EvE PsEUDo-cREATIoN REPUDIATED.
We rspOdisss sbsoIv'er and completely the desiIish.
MYTHICAL. sr'i-chrsf adsr-E.e concept Of creation!
God ec net ce'eriorsfs and create and
~5ose o@sp~ins eould Dc murderer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27

fContinved from Beck Pe0e
THE ADAM-EvE HUMAN RACES AND IHe'k
se-eslIed ~Msserisrs WORLD. WITH HuAlAM cosceP-
TON BIRTHS SIM DISEASE. pEFoRMiTiEs
DISASTERS pesTILENcEs WARS. coAAMueelSM.
ARE MERELY VISIBLE. MYTHICAL. MORTAL
THOUGHT coUNrERFEITs AND BuRLEsoUEs or
DIVINE IDEAS-vERY WELL CHARACTERIZED
BY MY INCOMPATIBLE DAucHTER-REvElAToe.
MARY BAKER EDDY, A FEW YEARS AFTER The
SUICIDAL TRAGIC BUT M-Y-T-H-Ic-AL CIVIL WAR
BLOOD BATH A PRODUCT LARGELY or
SPIRITUALLY NAKED SOUTHERN WHITE THEOLOGY!
MRS EDDY PuNcENTLY cHARAcTERIzEs THE
FOREGOING AS THE CHASTITY FARCE or MATERIAL
lso-esIIedl ExiSTENcE"Ep 27z. S&H
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27
God Can Fiji Our Churches!

Ire c Mcni.or ~i undergo steady Transformation
- sr-e-cfec q N.Y. Gods t~o sressest Representa-
tFsss ;ssv-Chrssn Silence ard Mrs Eddy-inco-
parable i-5srs.iss s@ssn all rortsls the ONE AND
Only REAL CREATION AND Enthusiastically hsr.
rcncSs FLES-LEsS MINISTERIAL spiritual, chrissIike!
Ire Nootor>s UNRESTRICTED application Of N.Y. Gods
c7st ~rscis Silence Messiah Millennium eli pecples
49, sarcs Christian science into conversation increasing
ressDre n al ns.ions and Of al peopiesl
Ard re natives will fock our churches 70 find
CO -bss IS al sboC Ard they will discover spiritual
poverty re spsrisusl anstury. spiritual innpurity
re Ssfsr bondage Of ali Of me ncn-chriss Scientist
clergy. every single one-~sLIND LEADERS or THE
BLIND. rsn-e yoyr Pearl Hsrbers, koress the bvIdup
g ne cs~7sriss, MYTHICAL b.. terrifying. coIsihiks
osssrs s~sfins snnihilscn.-reducfon 70 ITS native
nohns'sss -x-unbsr Of reros.-bY NY Chosen People,
Crritsi7xs Christian Se5entistsl
Ne kne- mat the higher purpose Of Christian Science
Is g take e SINS Of me world the healing
e re rssi5ns- per s. John in Revelation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27
Censored F.D.R. Yalta-

D.. =. we"f'nOed from Psss u
m..''. NY e""pessn'. uss;sIs Christ Mr.e. s<,.~.
= -. ss~' 10 s psop'ss w awaken n. ch,cs..
spiritual ara o"serss-FtestlEss. AAmsss,isl
pies will b found =" nsfe"s end pss-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27
ChiId|ess Career Of Jesus, The Ideal!

Jesus. Son Of Virgin Mother. rightly declared 70 fhe
Christ His divine, FLEsHLESs. ministerial Sonship: Il
AN THE WAY. THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE"I mo MAN
coMETH UNTO THE FATHER EXCEPT BY Me-!
And in Luke. Chs. II and a. BLESSED ARE The
BARREN, THE WoMBs THAT NEVER BEAR, AND
WOE UNTO THEM WHO ARE WITH CHILD n
Jesus cHLDLESS is eommendsbe for all adults
who reject the devilish CHASTITY farce Of AdamEss
fraudulent MYTHICAL counterfeit creation and parent
hoodl-s bvresqve Of the efernsy harmonious. dvins
AMPLE EMPL oYMENT FOR cHIlDLESS ADULTS!
Ny two Incompatible Ones since Moses, Christ Jesus
and Mary Eddy ideal examples Of community
parenshood.
We commend their examples TO all who would make and
demonstrate their Declaration Of Independence from fhe
MYTHICAL ansChrisf, DEVILS Adsm-Eve and their
so-esled material" world-mereIy visible MYTHICAL,
mortal thought eovnterfefs and bvrIesqves Of the divine
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27
Old Senate Foe Lauds-

tSonrtnueo
PART z
THAT ll3-DAy 6. M sTRIKE-sooN AFTER VI pAY
SABOTAGE or THE DEVIL!
REuTHER's SPIRITUAL LuNAcY AND DAMNABLE
TREASON TO NY NATION AND PEoPLE!!
NO HONEST LEADER WHO IS NOT PROVEN.
cHRIsTLIKE CHRISTIAN scIENTIsT!-PARAsiTES.
RAcKETEERS. GIGANTIC BILLION STEALING.
WITHIN THE LAW!-HEAvY GUILT FOR THE MORE
THAN QUARTER TRlLLloN NATIONAL. tFEDERAL)
INDEBTEDNESS, TOGETHER WITH DAMNABLE.
INVOLUNTARY. SPIRITUAL TREASON OF 20
YEARS DEMOCRATIC MIsRULE, THE COSTLY MULTI
BILLION RECOGNITION AND BULDuP OF THE
COMMUNIST GOLIATH MoNsTER-BLUNDERINc INTO
PEARL Observation-Disclosures. SPIRITUALLY
TRAIToRoUs DEMOCRATIC lNFAMYI
KOREA. LIKEWISE!
OLD SENATE FOE LAups REUTER-
WASHINGTON April IS LAP)-senstor co,ew.ter n,
Of Arizona spoke up today defense Of an old adversary,
JAW President Revther but said he s. wants 70 nvess
gate Rsvther's union iseiics
codwser. member Of the Senate racket nvessis.s-
ing committee. said
y believe Revther is an honest man."
koHLER STRIKE TIE
ne SAID there was no conflict between this statement
which he said he made lin fairness and his des;r. "A
investigate the role Of Reushsr his United Auto Mort
ers Union in hreeesrold strike he union sill !. n,.h
against the kohIer Co. in Kohlsr, Wis
The firm Is operating with nonssriksrs end new ~orx..
has accused the union Of violence and vandalism. .nd
OF boycott efforts.
The union contends the company has refused 70 b.ro.;c
In good faith.
ooo~a'er said his staff Is looking into The ,so.,;,
OF union tactics in that dispute
MCCARTHY CHARGE
Much OF coldwser's dispute with Reushsy IA, $4,000
around the senator's contention that Il is wroD, !, 49,.
union funds for political purposes.
~ %, oo'dwaer said he has heard sny,hiro "a ,
.p - such as recent by Senator Mecsrthv
W " wisconsin who told shs eoumsss. In $500, -
mao information" about the JAW which NJ go 49,
evidence IN its investigation Of resm.,,r, 49,
parison. WV w roses IN COM
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27
Satan Bound" Clergy!

DEVILS acAMEvE DUPEs or The FRAUDULENT.
DEVLisH, -Y.TH4-c-aL, AkTI-cHRiST ADAM-EvE
HUhLsk RACES AND THEIR scLcALLEO
MATERIAL" Wo7L Dali or WHICH ARE MERELY
MYTHICAL MORTAL THOUGHT COUNTER
FEIrs AND 6URLEsoUEs or DIVINE IDEAs
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27
Mrs. Eddy And Her goth Year!

Mliions have been inspired by the life our
beloved Leader wo surpassed s average life expectancy
e the fire Of her departure in 1870 By third Of cen
fyrf
Mrs EDDY reioiced 81 fips remsrkins that Of her
tconfnUed Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27
PART 10
DamnabIe Spiritual Adu|tery!!!-
Don't Talk It, Live IT.!

ALL BEGINNERS SUBJECTED TO IT! WHEREAS.
DAILY STUDY or BIBLE AND c. S LITERATURE FITS
ONE FOR SUPERIOR coNvERsATIoN-AND
GOOD SAMARITAN RoLESi
I'VE SHALL CAST OUT DEvILs"!-Jesus.
"IF THY BROTHER OFFEND THEE. REBuKE HIM
AND IF He REPENT. FORGIVE HIM -. SEVENTY
TIMES SEvENr
And Mrs Eddy-engrsved fhe wall Of The Mother
Church. back Of desk of Second Reader by N.Y. Gods de-
msnd-"WHEN ERROR coNFRoNTs YOU WITHHOLD
NOT THE REBukE OR THE EXPLANATION WHICH
DESTROYS ERROR ~ (S&H)
And Mrs Eddy. p. 49, Of her sermon. "CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE PANTHEisM"-"BeIoved brethren. the
love Of loving Lord manifest than in its
condemnation Of all found counsel
thee. rebvke and exhort another!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27
Rebukins People Objected 10.
Who and What Are People?

Gods offspring are perfect invuInersbIe TO any BE-
LIEF OF error, evil disease land matter" the MYTHD
What about Jesus rebvke Of Pefer?-"GET THEE BE-
HIND ME SATAN. THOU ART AN oFFENsE UNTO Me.
THOU sAvoUREST NOT OF THE THINGS THAT BE
OF GOD BUT THOSE THAT BE OF MEN,!
And what about Jesus rebvkes to the hiqhpriesfs?
THE GOLDEN RULE! AS PER CHRIST
CHRISTENING LOVE!
I'VE ARE OUR BROTHERS kEEPER"!-"THE
TRUTH SHALL MAKE FREE"]INSTANTANEOuSLY
We repesf-Wsrrior Angel Michael is imperative 10
demonstrate that THE WORD or GOD IS QUICK AND
POWERFUL. AND SHARPER THAN ANY TWo-EDcED
SWORD piercing TO ihe dividing sssvndsr OF SOUL AND
SPIRIT. REACHES THE JOINTS AND MARROW Iof tho
bonesl AND IS DiscERNER or THE THOUGHTS AND
iNTENTs or THE HEARTH
PART II
DISMISSAL FROM MOTHER CHURCH AND BRANCH
CHURCH 30 YEARS APARTl
CALCULATIONS AND PROMOTIONS AND
LIBERATioNs. BY GOD. HIMsElFMl
u Is my charlottesville MEAN DisTINcTloN-so
have had these dsisss observation-disclosures The elders
could NOT take my Martin characterization Science "er-
ssding"-cod inspirsdD.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27
PART 2
WE Met m THE FOYER.

We offered our hand and eorpIinenfed this former
Reader his fine talk and expressed Joy that
given N reflection OF the soeslied sea
soned Christian Science thought and know precious
movement just II fynctoning today, is doing fhe
greatest healing and religious work among the nations!
But kno~. TOO. Of premature deaths and
long delayed hesnss under Christian Science treatment
tJesus away from His village and could do
mighty works because Of their vnbelef And fine pool
Of Bethesda He healed only Of those diseased and
'erippiedl
I needn't mention any names but will mention the
late who not healed Of her goiier in
third Of century, class taught. member OF The Mother
Church and branch Church. and finally submitted 70
operation believing this would her life. costing
81 10000 pius.l-s premature DEATH. thinking svToes-
fionl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27

$50 sauusx dssah fssesso] $500 ~ sssors
~ vsr -nsvsr rscsrd 49, - - esHsdsssd secsrs
hgH.
& ~ eusuus. . s.y - FoR a o. ~ IS YEARS
cArssss.r sessnes hss fe Wsssss rsssurs IN
ne uivsrsss essssd privilege 10 take me family
81 seven s< ct ne vsry 800 ceaa lvrsn Church into
chrisssa S<ssnea
A. - fs fssssrs Assiness g asrss hnn'fs
N - - ssrtd ssdse fer nsv yssss = - - -
shrss vssns.r krs<&srs reessvsi rihs spriSs espem
- iarpsrss. ~ ssriaD py ~ sAsy = hsesRs
esnv<<ts yssros<s ersser ~ Prss'dsnf nssassys
Ne & Psmcipi~A
shsN e>sSn - eisse wsh H. observation sAss ffse
eAuseRx BlsuSESx~ speksn et ~ jsssz - ~ - -
~ IS YStE REAL WORK o. ALL RACES And PEOPLES
AND IS SPIRITUAL WARFARE WITH The
WORLD The FLESH AND rrsE DEVIL,
WE MUST MAKE OUR DECLARATION or ikDE~S
PEkDEAcE- FROM ALL huMAk ccNrRoll LAS PER
GOO TO MRS EDDY TO YOU >. los. SAN
WE MUST Sc A LAW UNTO OURSELVES. ACCORD
ING TO CHRIST, WE MUST Sc OUR OWN BOSS
ACCORDING TO CHRISTI
srssefvl
PART
FORMER READER GIVES IMMEDIATE REsuTTAL
Ir WAS FINE SCHOLARLY DEFENSE or THE DEAR
DIRECTORS or The MOTHER CHURCH. THEIR
FAITHFUL ADHERENCE TO TIE MANUAL OF The
MOTHER CHURCH. AND TESTIFIED TO The HIGH
ESTEEM or The C s MONITOR THROUGHOUT
THE WORLD.
Ne erphssised sfe genfenexs OF our beloved Leader
ard channels CT the Christian Science
intended operate in gentle fashion. etc.
etc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27

YMcA SEC. not Iocsr ORDAINED MINISTER,
DINNER GUEST.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-04
"DAC' Meeting
At Hopes Home

The Tecumseh Trails Chapter
Daughters of the American Colon
lists was entertained at the home of
Mrs. nellie G.. Hopes of Marys-
vile, Saturday. Mrs. Clarence
Hopes and Mrs. John Heller were
co-hoSteSSes.
Miss Martha Robinson, program
chairman, presented the speaker of
the afternoon, John Strickler, who
gave most interesting talk on the
forthcoming exhibition of the I'm
ion County Art League which will
be sponsored by the chapter be-
ginning Monday, October z. Mrs.
Robert L. Mitchell, Plain City
RID. No. 2, stated she will be
pleased to hear from any person
who wishes to enter any one of the
five classes.
Preceding Mr.. Strickler's talk,
Mrs. Robert L. Mitchell, the regent
conducted a business session after
the usual ritualistic opening by
Mrs. David Sutherland, who pre-
sented the colors, led in the pledge
of allegiance to the flag, singing
of the National Anthem with devo-
tions by Mrs. Burl Mayer, the
chaplain.
Among matters of Importance
taken up at the business session
were a vote for the chapter to sup
port the Christmas Gift Shop" for
the men at Veterans Hospital,
Chillicothe; suggestion by Mrs.
John Heller that there was great
need for more education about the
Constitution of the us. and who
also requested more Bible records.
Reports of Mrs. r. F. Bowker, the
secretary and Mrs. H. A. Dunmire,
the treasurer, were included in the
business.
Delicious refreshments were
served the following members:
Mrs. Mark S. Taylor and guest,
Mrs. w. j. Dyer of London; Mrs.
Clarence Hopes, Mrs. John Hell
Ter, Mrs. nellie G. Hopes of
Marysville; Mrs. r. F. Bowker,
Mrs. H. A. Dunmire, Mrs. Frank
Feather, Mrs. r. c. Goodrich, Mrs.
Kenneth Helser, Mrs. Burl Mayer,
Mrs. j. H. miller, Mrs. r. L. Nit
chell, Mrs. j. w. Price, Mrs. P. o.
Robinson, Mrs David Sutherland,
Mrs. Harley Tedrick, Miss Martha
Robinson, all of Plain City.
The next meeting will be Octo-
Der IL at the home of Mrs. Ken
meth HelSer.