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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27

o44I FOfbes Street
Pittsburgh 13, Pa
Gospodne brate preds dsjednice
Predsavnici Hrvatske Kaolcke Zajednice State of
Pennsylvania, Fratema Congress-u, braca: George Ra-
muscak Steve Cvetetch obavestise odmah povrat
ku da ste izabran ednika svh Bratskh Zaedna
Drzave Pennsylvania.
Meni je osobno drago da je potomak sin slavnoga
hrvatskoga roda predsednik Hvaske Bratske zaednce
izabran ma tolko visoku cast pozcu, pax ovme
sluzbeno cestam me clansva Hrvatske Katoicke "a
jednce znajuc drzec da cee isto hrvatsko
svagdje istecat vsoko drzati, jer to zasluzuje.
Duboko zalm, da nijesam mogao osobno prisustvo>at
rad eske boest mole predrage supruge koa podnasa
izljecvu bol vec blizu dvije godne.
Ponovno srdacno cesttamo zelimo sve dobre srece
novoj pozcij - Odan
Hratska Katolicka Zaiednica u SAD.
L. c. Samarzija, glavni predsjednik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27
NASA NAPOMENA

Danasnja zgrada ne odgo-
vara "a glavni ured ne samo
cato sto je postala tijesna "a
danasnje poslovanje, nego
radi toga sto Sc sastoji cd
puno malih soba (ureda) IT,
jesnih "a pojedina odjeljenja,
Nijedan odio Zajednice nema
potrebnog ureda "a poslova-
ME osim glavnog predsjed-
nika. Odio Pomladka, komu
je ma celu brat Grasha, ma
lazi Sc otraga u jednom ku-
tn sakriven njegov ured "a
pravo neodgovara "a njegovu
poziciju.
Glavni blagajnik ina ured
cd dvije male sobice, jednu
"a sebe, a .jednu "a svoje ci-
novnistvo. Glavni tajnik tai
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27
BROJ (NUMBER) 4S
raske organZaciie pr0mCu Amerkanzam Fraternalizam

CETRDESET.SESTI G0DISNJI SLUzbEN|
PENNSYLvAk FRATERkAL K0NGRES
ODRzAN U PHILADELPHIA 49, 20. NOvEBMRA
GIL. PREDSJEDNIK H.B.Z. v. l. MANDIC IZABRAN
JEDNOGLASNO IA PREDSJEDNIKA KONGRESA
u mjesecu novembru svake godne odrz svoju konvencu
Ist sasto cd 2 bratske organizacie koe canicc
Congressa Svrha je isog da paz nastoji da b
zakonodavnom telu dzave progurao kakov zakon Ste
fraternazma, braskh organzacija njhovog canstva
Povrh toga promice America fraternaizam duhu demo-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27
DOBRE ZELJE | CESTITKE
v. |. MANDIC

MIR. V. l. Mandich,
Gl. predsj. Hrv. Bratske Zajednice,
3441 Forbes Street,
Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
, 1957-08-22
NOTICE

Parents and guardians OF
children who will be of school
age during the present year
are requested to enroll them
in school when they reopen on
Tuesday, September 3, 1857.
Children are of school age if
they are 5R years or over on
that day.
Jane E. Tuitt
Acting Commissioner of
Education
21-22-24-27-29-31
, 1957-08-22
BANK BOOK Q

Savings Bank Book No. 81 hav-
ing been reported lost or stolen,
the holder thereof is hereby re-
quested to present it to the
Bank within twelve (12) weeks
from this date as otherwise the
Book will be cancelled and a new
one issued in its place at the ex-
piration of this period.
Virgin Islands National Bank
Christiansted, v. /.
August is, 1857.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-12

their courage, resourcefulness
and forethought, in getting all
the children home safely. He
thanks, also, the many parents
who offered, and gave, assist
ance.
There follows a partial list OF
dates to be remembered between
now and Christmas in Clarks-
burg:
Thursday, Dec. ~ = Home
makers Club at the home of Mrs.
j. Leo Clagett, 8 PM.
Friday, December 10 - Boy
Scouts, Troop 767, First Board
of Review, 7:3O PM, at Hyatts-
town Fire Hall.
Monday, December Irregular
meeting of Optimists.
Tuesday, December 17-Christ
mas program, Clarksburg school,
at 2 Pm. Performance to be re.
peated Tuesday evening, 8 PM.
The same evening, Clarksburg
Methodist WSCS Christmas party
at the parsonage, s PM.
Wednesday, December 18-Hy-
attstown Civic Association meets.
Thursday, December 19-Cub
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-12

school had been officially dis
missed, but with the bus driven
by Mrs. Norwood still out of com.
mission, schedules became some
what confused. Runs normally
taking 35 to 40 minutes, took two
hours. Some kindergartners did
not get home until 5 PM. Mrs.
Phillip Linthicum completed her
run down Hyattstown Mill Rd.
and then was forced to move in
with her two children with the
Jesse Hafers until rescued at $3.50
P.M. by the snow pillow.
Some of the teachers (Mrs.
Scott and Mrs. Williams) never
got home that night, preferring
to stay where they could with
friends in the Clarksburg area.
Mr.. Crockett, principal, finally
reached his home in Rockville
about 8 Pm. Note: Only on the
insistence of authorities in Rock
vile (who were no doubt listen
ing to weather reports), did
Clarksburg school remain in SEES
sion after mid-morning.
Mr.. Crockett wishes to com.
mend the school bus drivers for
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-12
Sandy Spring
Joint ChOirs
Will Offer
Yule Cantata
By Margaret Adelfio
Spring 4-3803

Christmas activities are in full
swing in various local churches.
A cantata, Carols of Christmas"
is being prepared by the joint
choirs of Ashton and Oakdale-
Emory Methodist Churches for
performance during the holiday
season. Mrs. Lester w. Harris Is
directing the choirs with Mrs.
David Brigham as accompanist.
The first performance will be
at the Ashton Church on Sunday
evening, December IS at 8 PM.
A second presentation will be at
Oakdale- Emory Church at a PM.
on Sunday, December %. This is
a venture worthy of everyone's
attention. All are welcome
A good spot for your. Christ
mas shopping will be st. Johns
Episcopal Parish Hall on Deem
Der IA. That is the day of the
Annual Bazaar and Turkey Din
ner for the benefit of the church's
building fund. There will be
something for everyone on your
Christmas list at the various
booths. Featured will be attic
treasures, snacks and a sweet
shop, antique horse brass brought
back from England by Rev. and
Mrs. James Valiant, and the add
ed attraction of children's books
autographed by their author.
Frances Carpenter, who has
written "Pocahontas," Wonder
Tales of Cats and Dogs" and
''Hewes and Horses" win be on
hand to autograph copies of her
books sold at the bazaar. One of
these might make perfect gift
for a member of the younger set.
The hours for the bazaar and
dinner are 3 to 8 PM. Movies
and organized games for children
will help make the event attrac-
tive to the whole family, so come
one, come all.
Sherwood High Schools Christ
mas ball will be held December
IA from $3.50 till 1870 Pm. The
Senior Class sponsors the annual
affair for the alumnae of the
school.
A large group enjoyed the COM
pany and the party atmosphere
last Sunday afternoon when Mr..
and Mrs. G. Rust Candy enter
tanned "At Home"
DIR. A. Thomas HaIIOweII of
Little Silver, N. ]. spent week
end visit with his mother, Mrs.
Francis M. Hallowell. at West
Cedars.
Mrs. George Coffee entertained
at bridge at her home on Monday.
The Little Garden Club met last
Tuesday with Mrs. Francis Mill
er. The members brought small
gifts which are to be wrapped and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-12
Hey, Students!
Here's Chance
For Scholarship

The second annual examination
for the Maryland Teacher Educa
ton Scholarships will be held on
February 8 at test centers desig.
mated by each county board OF
education and at Baltimore Poly.
technic Institute in the City.
The COS four-year scholarships
were established by an Act of
the General Assembly at its 1856
session. One hundred fifty-two of
the scholarships, each with a
maximum annual value of $500,
are awarded each year.
This year number of add.
tional scholarship awards of less
than four years will be available.
The scholarships are awarded by
the State Department of Educa.
ton on the. basis Of the results
Of the scheduled competitive ex-
animation.
All high school seniors who ex.
pect to be graduates in 1858 and
all high school graduates of for
mer years are eligible to take the
examination.
Scholarship winners must en-
roll in one of the Is nonpublic in
stitutions whose teacher educa-
ton curriculums have been ap-
proved by the State Department
of Education and follow a course
Of study leading to a teachers
certificate. The 13 eligible in
stitutions are: College of Notre
Dame of Maryland, Goucher
College, Hood College, The
Johns Hopkins University, 10y
ola College, Maryland Institute,
Mt St. Agnes College, Mt. ST.
Mary's College, Peabody Conserv-
atory of Music, St Joseph Col
lege, Washington College, Wash
ington Missionary College, and
Western Maryland College.
Each scholarship recipient must
also give bond that he will teach
in the Maryland public schools
for at least two years. In add.
ton, he must meet the conditions
set by the college regarding this
scholarship program in order to
benefit from this award and be
eligible to accept a renewal
award.
Applicants interested in taking
this examination must file an APP
plication by January 8, 1858. Ap-
plication forms may be obtained
from any high school principal or
from the State Department of
Education.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-12

then distributed among the pa
tents in the Nursing Homes of
the community at Christmas.
They also planned the exhibits for
the Greens Show to be held at
the Community Library from
now until Christmas.
From Providence, II. 1. comes
the news of the birth of Patrick
Alexander Wilson on November
16. His parents, both former resi-
dents of this neighborhood, are
Kathy and Lex Wilson.
And a daughter, Marie Shering-
ham, was born November "a to
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cuff.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-12
ClGrksburg
School Had
Rugged Bout
With Snow
Mrs. David j. Brandenburg
GaitherSburg 721-W-1


Last weeks misadventures
with snow and ice will long be
remembered by Clarksburg school
children, faculty, and school bus
drivers. Wednesdays first home
ward-bound bus OF kindergart-
ners, driven by Mrs. Otis Nor
wood, foundered somewhere near
the home of James Wins of
Clarksburg.
Mrs. Wins kindly returned the
six children still on the bus to
school, where they were served
lunch from the cafeteria. BY 1870,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-12
Boyds Contest

The Boyds Community Mems
Club is offering prizes for the
three best-decorated homes in the
community during the holiday
season. Entrants should send a
post card to Boyds Community
Mems Club, Boyds, Md. in order
to be judged.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-12

won several awards at the
Achievement banquet at the Ag
Center Saturday. Among those
receiving awards were the fol-
lowing: Sandra Wightman, Soil
and water conservation; Barbara
Windham, Records award; Nancy
Windham, Food Preparation and
Home Improvement awards;
Opal King, cherry pie award and
the Lawson King award for the
outstanding All girl in the coun-
ty. Incidentally Opal who Is the
new president Of the County All
Senior Council was toastmistress
of the banquet and will represent
Maryland in the national cherry
pie contest in Chicago in Febru.
airy. Jack King, field crops award
and a All jacket for Judging
dairy cattle; John King, a All
jacket for judging beef and a
medal for poultry judging; James
Wightman, agriculture award,
aid Tom King, poultry achieve
ment award and the ]. Sterling
Bowman award for the junior All
child with the greatest participa.
ton in the county fair.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-12
Laytonsville-W oodfleld
Yule Pageant
To Be Held
December p
BY Mrs. Ulysses Griffith ~
Clearwater 1862

The Sunday School of st. Bar.
tholomew's will present its an
nual Christmas pageant at the
church Sunday, December % at
5 pm Everyone is invited. Fol
lowing the pageant there will be
Christmas party for the Sunday
School complete with a visit from
Santa Claus, Mrs. Edward smith
and Mrs. Frank Griggs are in
charge Of the party and Mrs.
Ulysses Griffith w is In charge
of the pageant. There will be a
dress rehearsal of the pageant
next Sunday afternoon at 1:30.
The All Achievement Awards
banquet held last Saturday at the
Ag Center saw many Laytonsville
area cAildren receiving awards.
Among them were: Ruth Ann
Payne, Hcmc Economics award;
Nancy Lcchlider, the Winslow
award for the senior All "aild
with the greatest participation in
last Summers county fair, can
ming award and medals for gen
eral achievement In beef and
swine; Patsy Messer, Dairy Foods
award and style review pin; Mar
garet Low. Electrical award and
safety award; Deanna Nichols,
Electrical award; Joy Green,
county leadership award and
Joan Fry, dress review pin.
Nancy Lechlider and Patsy
Messer just back from the Ma.
tional All Congress in Chicago
where they had represented Mary
land were recognized.
Local leaders were also recog.
nized with five year pins going to
George Fry and Sam Riggs w,
10-year pins to Mrs. Harrison
King of Woodfield and Mrs. Rol-
and Green, 15.year pins to Edwin
c. Fry and George Lechlider and
a 20-year pin to Allie Messer.
Mrs. Roland Green was also
awarded the special Alumni
Recognition award from Mont.
gomery County and from the
the State of Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis EckIOff
and family were Sunday dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Green.
Mrs. Richard White was host
ess last Monday at a bridge lunch
con. Prizes were won by Mrs
George Vault, Mrs. Nathan
White and Mrs. Clara Cashell. On
Tuesday Mrs. White entertained
again at a bridge luncheon.
Prizes were won by Mrs. George
Howes. Mrs. Mary DERRICK and
Mrs. Nathan White III.
His many friends in the area
will be glad to learn that DR.. Clar-
ence Rhodes is back home after a
stay at Suburban Hospital
Woodfield
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Snapp enter
tained Saturday at a housewarm-
ing party in the new home of
their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ward in
Woodfield. There were about rs
guests. A tasteful green and yel
low color scheme was used and
the young couple received many
lovely gifts.
Mrs. Leonard e. johnson is
convalescing nicely at home after
q stay at Walter Reed Hospital.
Among the local nimrods who
have been deer hunting in Penn.
sylvahia. Western Maryland or
way stations are Norman Bur.
dette. Ellsworth King, Ralph
Howard and Elwood Duvall. We
understand both Norman and
Ellsworth are enjoying some fine
venison these days.
Jimmy Hawkins is doing fine
after tonsilectomy last Thurs,
day at Montgomery General Hos.
pital.
WOodfield area All children
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-12

Scout Pack 767 meets at Hyatst.
town Fire Hall, 8 PM.
Monday, December 23-Commu-
nifty Christmas Party for all res.
dents will be held at Hyattstown
Fire Hall, 1880 PM.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-12
Poultry Meat Prices
To Stay Low in 1858

Consumers will continue to find
bargains at poultry meat counters
next year, according to an outlook
report issued by the University
of Maryland department of agri-
cultural economics.
Broiler prices may average
even slightly lower next year
than in 1857, the economists say.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-12

awe-npng happening age
the
1000 of Our Saviour.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-02

we can make manifest in our
experiences the righteous
judgment of our God. He is
merciful and in His kingdom
there is no room for anything
but blessedness. And for this
let us be glad and sing for
JOY.
Divine Love is renewing
strength, and Truth must
yield its increase. God will
save!
The subject Of the Chris
iian Science Lesson-Sermon
this week is Love "a sub
ieef which is very radiant
with spiritual splendor.
SPIRITUAL WAR
In this war against the UNI
reality of sin, sickness and
death, our position must be
on the side of Truth, Life,
and Love or we cannot win.
To be on the right side, we
must watch our thinking. We
must know that God and His
ideas are the only realities.
ONLY GOD IS REAL
So, no matter how fhe
myths Of vnresIify try TO
make themselves seem. real.
we must hs still end know
The real truth about God, and
His creation Of good.
CONTINUED on Page u
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-02
Bishop limerick 5 Spiritual Impurity!

Sunday January 20, ILLS. WJR.
IN HIS ANSWERS. THE DEAR BISHOP tProfesisnf)
ATTRIBUTED PAIN. ETC.. TO GOD AND ALL HIS
cREATIoNI
And ihe dear Bishop also stated: GOD MADE THE
BoDY"i
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Well. dear Bishop. what about ST. Pavrs inspired
Scripture: THE FLESH LUSTETH AGAINST THE
SPIRIT. AND THE SPIRIT AGAINST THE FLESH, so
THAT YE CANNOT DO THE THINGS THAT We
WOULD" AND sHoULD
tsee BISHOP EMERIcK's Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-02
ice Gives Way"
Death Trap Pond Kills ; ChiIdren"

n Af& ~ News VA
THE WAGES or SIN" 49,.
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
IN THE ONE REAL CREATION AND UNIVERSE,
Externally VERY GOOD. PERFECT. AS REVEALED
5000 YEARS AGO. GEN. 1871: NO DEATH. AccI.
DENTS. WARS. DISASTERS. ARE PoSslBLEl
THEY ARE UTTERLY uNTHINkABlEl THE
UNIVERSE IS looss THE MANIFESTATION or
THouCHTLwe must reifersfe.
HENCE. EVERY EFFECT IS A MENTAL PHENOMENON!
But. THE MATERIAL" AND THE FLEsHLY
so-esIIsd CREATIONS ARE MERELY MYTHICAL,
VISIBLE. MORTAL THOUGHT coUNTERFElTs AND
BURLESoUEs or NY FLEsHLEss I-hA-aATERIAl,
SPIRITUAL CHRISTINE. ETERNALLY HARMON
IoUs CREATION AND UNIVERSE or oMNIPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LlFEI
tsee ICE GIVES WAY. Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-02

Mrs. Eddy says, In Science
and Health with Key to the
Scriptures, p. 296, MORTAL
mind judges by the testi-
mony Of fhe material senses,
until Science obIiteraies this
false testimony. An improved
belief is one step out Of error
and aids in taking the next
step and in understanding
The situation in Christian
Science"
FAITH WITH COURAGE
We need courage which
comes only from God, to be
able to rise above human
thoughts. Let us stand stead
fast before the Lord our God.
Let us rejoice when we find
those among us today whom
God has chosen, to prophesy,
that it may continue to be
made known that He is the
righteous judge.
This is a time when all of
Gods children of His spirit
ual creation should stand de-
cisive in the knowing that
beside him, there is no other
God.
In the solemnity of His
ever-present love, 1--WE live
and move and have our be-
ing" This should always be
our solemn praise, because
this is the means by which
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-02
Roman Catholicism and Murder!

CHICAGO MOTHER or MURDERED GRIMES cIRlsI
MICS ~ TODAY"
fine locking testified TO having lost child In
a normal death In recent yesrsl
Said Of The fwo murdered daughters They were good
girls. very religious The Catholic Masses played prom
nsns role IN the family lifs
GOD TO ms DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Assin Roman Catholics Is 10 IRE FRAUpu-
LENT. DEuLIsH. MATERIALlsTlc PERvERsloNs
THEIR pEvILisHLv ENslAvEp RELIGION
pRESENTS-A MoNSTRoSITY. A BuRLEsouE or
tsss ROMAN CATHOLICISM Psos n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-02
Catcher Roy CampaneIIa

NJ T. Tribune. H26: "ALsroNs TWO WORRIES: ZIG
NEwk cAMPY" ''S
Inc previous issue OF the Detroit Tribune presented
News Press photo with few noses-"decsds with n.,.r
oy esmpsns's peers through The window Of his Hsr.
lem liquor store. ~ ~
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE.
Dear Readers You NEED NOT READ FlJRruep,
tne DEVILS BILLION TRAlToRouy Al coaol r.
BEVERAGE INDUSTRIES RAcKETslLToeAcco
AMI uko0 STORE MEDICINES. Tool-ARE CURSE
ON ALI NATIONS AND PEoPlEsl
ro... ,. me scripture says THE DEVIL WILL PER-
FokM MIRACLES THAT WOULD DECEIVE. n pos.
slBlE. THE VERY ELEcT~I
AND s''hoosh numerous reputable p.ooIs INDULGE In
ess s..ss gods lss distinctly BE- born. n mind = ~.
nr Ne" OF the 2oh Century we have had shs rise q ,hs
s''ssysr rseh's'on and Ms ssllshsnks 70 ihs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-02
Michigan Rated 1st In Mental
heaIth"

GOD 70 HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
WE'LL JUST HELP OURSELVES TO SOME CREDIT
FOR THAT PROGRESS! THE DEVIL WILL NOT LIKE
IT. BUT WE HAVEN'T ANY RESPECT FOR THE
DEVIL, BECAUSE He IS "A MURDERER. A LIAR. WHO
ABDEs NOT IN THE TRUTH BECAUSE THERE IS
NO TRUTH IN HM"!-N-O R-E-Al-I-T-Ylll
THE SECOND COMING or CHRIST!
Dafss-ls66 and 1875.
February. 1866. L. God. the third day" of sup
posed fatal injury turned Mary Baker Eddys thought
Ny Chosen King James Protestant Bibe-from The DEVILS
snchrist AdsmEve medical psychology Of fhe aesh-and
remember. Jesus declared THE FLESH PRoFlTETH
NOTHING. IT IS THE SPIRIT THAT oUIcKENETH, THE
WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO you. THEY ARE SPIRIT
AND THEY ARE LIFE"-John 6s63-and MRS. Eddy turned
Matthew 9:28 and the command Of Jesus man on
the bed with the palsy to Rise up and walk! became per-
sonsI and potent for Mrs. Eddy.
tsee MICHIGAN RATED Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-02
These Notices. Tribune Contribution
INDEPENDENT OF c. S. CHURCH -
SEE PAGE FOR MORE RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Christian Science
N Sun. Am. 9:30, Channel J
Par Excellence!
Believe In The Virgin Birth?

Evangelist Billy Graham and
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
UNTIL THE FULFILLMENT OF JESUS AND MY
PROMISE AND PROPHECY OF "ANoTHER COM
FoRTER." THE COMFORTER WHO WILL
TEACH YOU ALL THINGS" IN THE PosT-cIvIl
WAR. MARVELLOUS DIVINE REVELATIONS. VIA
MY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES, DAUGHTER.
REvELAToR. MARY BAKER EDDY, HIGHEST
REPRESENTATIVE SINCE CHRIST JESUS, MILLIONS
HAVE HAD TO TAKE THE VIRGIN BIRTH
CONCEPTION BY THE HOLY GHOST, RATHER THAN
VIA THE cARNAl. MALE Eco!-oN FAITH
AND BEAR IN MIND. THE UNIVERSE IS 1907 mENTALI
MATTER" IS SUCH. AND A MYTH
The DEVILS COUNTERFEIT OF THE ONE SUBSTANCE
OF ETERNAL LIFE AND THE UNIVERSE, INFINITE,
NFALLIBlE SPIRIT
THESE MILLIONS or BELIEVERS HAVE TAKEN
The VIRGIN Birth ON FAITH. OR. THE MORE FOR.
TuNATE ONES. ON lNTuiTvE SPIRITUAL SENSE,
tses BELIEVE IN THE VIRGIN, Pace y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-02
Secretary. q. Slain; Love Life
Is Studied"


Miss Katherine Kramer sovlseorehsd victim of
The DEVILS medical sherspeviesI. in which the Of for
hidden observation-disclosures body; animal mssnsssm-hss
been sxhsUssivsy expIoredi Hence Jesus: THE FLESH
PRoFtTETH NoTHINcT
But preceding Jesus by centuries. NY Prophet. per
Second Chronicles I3h ch declared King Asa victim
Of corrupt yvdsism Diseased In his feet and his disease
exceeding great. AND ne SOUGHT NOT UNTO THE
LORD IpvINE LOVE- BUT UNTO TIE PHYSICIANS
lses SECRETARY. a. SLAIN. Psss III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-02
Tribune Publisher Sees THE Ten
Commandments"

Commandments
Total time. including TO 10 minute inermssion. about
ga hrs.-snd not bit too long tiresome.
MARVELLOUS. sTUPENDOUS PRODUCTIONS
PART z
ONE SLIGHT REGRET.
The Ten Commandments not presented in written form
only an invisible voice reads them.
We grateful that millions Of all will this
grand production and many millions will be reminded
of the existence Of THOSE IMPERATIVE TEN COMMAND
MENTS!
PART 3
ANOTHER REGRET
Absence of Moses prophecy Of ANOTHER PROPHET
WHOM ALL SHALL HEARkEN UNTO!
The picture brings out Moses admission: II HAVE
sINNED" AND CANNOT ENTER THE PROMISED LAND,
but joshua upon whom Moses bestowed his MANTLE would
follow in Moses foofsfeps
BUT il is perhaps asking TOO much that Mr.. DeAile
could have presented Christ Jesus the fuImenf Of
Moses prophecy: THE LORD. YOUR GOD. WILL RAISE
UP PROPHET LIKE UNTO nae. HIM SHALL YE
HEARkEN UNTO AND EVERY SOUL REJECTING THAT
PROPHET. SHALL BE DESTROYED FROM AMONG MY
PEoPLEl-s psrsphrsse per ACTS of the Aposfes"!-
quoting Deuteronomy.
lsee TRIBUNE PUBLISHER Page I'D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-02
FEAR NO EVIL
Gods Love Brightens

We should do our best to walk in the light of Love- This
is the only pathway that cannot be darkened by erroneous
thinking and wrong judgment God filed the heart OF Jesus
with love.
In Christs Sermon the Mount he said firmly, JUDGE
NOT THAT We BE NOT JUDGED"