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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-30
Another Sfufe-Iine kiIIinu

Dora Granger, so year old
woman with a notorious record
.of homicide and attempted hon.
icide, shot and killed 22-ycar-old
Johnny Spivey, at her StatC-line
Joint on highway 4l0 Just out
side of the Tabor City limits in
Horny County Saturday night.
Spivey was shot with a IL
gauge shotgun at close range
IN the hip. The blast severed the
main blood arteries in Spivey's
leg, and he died from loss of
blood shortly after arriving at
the LoriS Community Hospital.
Spivey lived on route 3,
WhIteville, in the Sidney section
and repeatedly went to the
Granger place to get his mother.
Some words were exchanged be-
tween the victim and his killer.
and he went outside the eStab-
liShmcnt where Dora shot him to
death.
Mrs. Granger was carried to
tnc Horny County Jail IL Con-
way and charged with murder.
The killer Of Spivcy has a
/ long record Of lawlessncss in
Guiding the shooting Of a U. S.
Deputy Marshall a few years
ago. She also repeatedly killed
Chad Granger some years ago
and shot Luther Strickland but
/ didn't kill him. She has pulled
time in the penitentiary icr some
If the ShootingS. She has also
lll2Ecdly been involved in some
cutting ScrapcS.
/ She was arrested following
the shooting by Magistrate Con-
stables Willie Cause and Buddy
Fowler. She is now out on bond.
repeatedly either $4,000 or $4,000.
Mrs. Granger alleges that Spi-
Ivey cursed her and that he broke
away from friends of his and
attempted to come back in the
building.
. Splvcy'S mother repeatedly
had been staying at the Grazing
=. or place and he had gone there
to try TO get her to leave. Wit
nCSSCS said that after he was
, shot his mother went to him and
, tried to hold him up and he
said, Nom, don't touch me. You
arc the cause of all this"
!; The deceased was the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jilly Spivcy. route
, 3, Whitcvillc. Surviving IN addi-
ton to the parents are three
! brothers. Eugene. J. NJ. and
David, two sisters, Doris Ann
and Rachel; patCrnal grand par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Spi-
, vcy, route 2, Whiteville; and his
/. maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Ann Fipps, route Q, Tabor
City.
Final rites were held Monday
at 400 =. NJ. from the Nj. Sinai
Baptist Church. Rev. Mcleod
Strickland was in charge. Burial
. was in the Forest Lawn Come
terry.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-30
Local Girls In
Leaf Festival

The rising temperature hasn't
put a dampCr on paradcs in this
area nor will it keep the Yam
Festival float from appearing.
Tally Eddings, executive sec
rotary OF the Merchants Associa-
ton. said today that the float
would appear in Lake City on
Thursday and Friday during the
Tobacco Festival.
Brenda Eddings, Miss U. S.
Electric Cooperative" will APP
pear in the parade atop the Yam
Festival float. She will also be
Ia contestant in the Miss To-
baCCo Festival contest.
Diane Gore. miss Tabor
City" will be a special guest OF
the festival.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-30
AI|-Sfurs In Runner-Up Spot
0fSfufe WV Teener Tourney

Three Tabor City tccnagc slug
gers led the Columbus County
All-StarS to the runner-up spot
in the VIEW Teener baseball
tourney held last week in Green
vile.
The Columbus County all
star nine dropped the hard
fought championship game to
Lenoir by a score of to 8
I'fDarked the end of l9-inning
game.
Jerry Cartrettc. manager. Gre
ditcd three Tabor City SluggerS
with playing a prominent role
in the success of the team. They
were Leon Edward Fonvielle,
Boyd Lee and Henry Neil
Wright
FonvicllC blasted s hits for l6
trips to the plate. His 500 bat
tn average was among the
most impressive of the entire
tourney. Wright hit 4 for Is
while Lee hit 2 for 6.
Fonvielle scored six runs and
hit a homer and triple during the
tourney.
The Columbus players whip
ped GaStonia 4 to 3 in the OPEN
ing game Wednesday morning
On Wednesday afternoon they
beat Lincolnton IL TO 6 to- gain
ei7tEy to the finals.
The l9-inning game for the
title was split UP over two day
period. on Thursday the score
was dcadlocked 2 TO 2 so the
game was continued until Fri
day when Lenoir eeked out the
to 3 victory.
Cartrettc expressed apprccia-
ton for the use of automobile,
loaned by Leon Fonvielle ant
WnDdrow Granger to take the
county players to Greenville.
Cartrctte also announced to-
day that the Tabor City summer
recreation program would b'
completed on Friday, August 8
This includes the teener league
schedule.
The current standings for IN,
little league baseball teams fine
the Jaycees in top place with {
TO record. In Second plac
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-30
Street Dance. Singing Eighlight
Leaf Market Opening Celebration

An old fashioned street dance
and general get-together will be-
gin in Tabor City Monday night
at ! p. m. as folks from this area
celebrate the upComing opening
of the tobacco market.
Tally EddingS. executive sec
rCtaaTy OF the Merchants ASSo-
citation under his sponsorship
falls this celebration, said today
that the evening of entertain
ment would include quartet,
duet and solo vocal rCnditions
plus street dancing.
"A great evening of entertain
ment is in store for the folks
who turn out on Monday night.
II will be a wonderful four hours
of fun and fellowship. said Edd-
ings.
Music for the street dance,
that proved so popular last year,
will be provided by Ken Share
cropper' Lowell and his quartet.
No charge is being made for
any of the entertainment. How
ever, some lucky person will be
the winner of a S25 savings bond
IN hp nxya rfIa5 NJ tbc cpr, r1ucinn
Of the evenings activities.
In addition TO kicking off the
opening OF the Tabacco Market,
the celebration will kick off the
free silver dollar days" begin
ming Tuesday, August ) and con-
tinuing through August rs. One
thousand silver dollars will be
given TO lucky people on August
26 at the special drawing.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-30

Gentle words, quiet words, are
efter all the most powerful
words. They are more convince
ing, more compelling, more pre-
Ivailing.
-Washington Gladden.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-30

Wise sayings and earrulous
talk may fall TO the ground
rather than on the ear or heart
of the nearer; but a tender senti-
ment felt, or a kind word spok-
en-, at the right moment, is never
wasted.
Mary Baker Eddy
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Mercer and
son. Jimmy, spent the weekend
at Gatlinburg. Their daughter,
Charlotte, is in Wilmington with
her cousin, Judy Aud.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-30

Keep eggs at IS degrees r. or
below TO insure quality.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-30

i'm HIGH POINT
Terry Bell is visiting n High
'lPoint with his grandmother,
eMrs. Nina Grady.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-08-30
Waterfowl Season
 Opens September !

The seasons throughout Alaska for ducks, geese, cootS, and brant will be September through December 3; for Wilson's snipe, from September through October l5, according to Will TToyer of the Fish and Wildlife Service.
 Daily bag limits for ducks will be seven, with IA in possession. Tn Wildlife Management Units 8, g, 10, and IS through 26, the daily bag limit for old squaw, harlequin, scooter, and cider ducks and Ameri- can and red-breasted merganser ducks will be 10 singly or in the aggregate, and the possession limit may be taken and possessed in ad- dition to the previously mentioned limits for other ducks. In Units to 2 and II to 15, both inclusive, the bag limits on American and red-breasted merganser ducks are five daily and 10 in possession, singly or in the aggregate of both kinds, which limits may be in ad- dition to the limits previously mentioned for other ducks.
 The daily bag limit for geese is five of which not more than three may De species other than snow geese and the possession limit is 10 of which not more than six may be species other than snow geese. Bag and possession limits for coots are Is; daily bag limit for brant, three, possession limit, six. Daily bag and posses sion limit for Wilson's snipe,' eight.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-08-30
Routine Isiaaess Up Before Council

Routine matters, such as trans ferring taxi license, adjustment Of taxes, passage of an ordinance and adoption of resolution. were the order of business before the City Council meeting Monday.
 Presiding over the meeting, Councilman Dick Berg, in the absence of Mayor Coon. wound up the business for the evening in about three-quarters of an hour. Resolution No. 3-58 amending Section 2 of 3-58 establishing the due dates of real and personal property taxes was read and adopt
Kodiak mirror., 1958-08-30
Funeral Services Held for Child Y.

Funeral services were held Sat urday for Jo Anne Elliot, g month old child, daughter of Radionan 1c and Mrs. Floyd Elliot, who was found in a drainage ditch on the Naval Station a week ago Tuesday.
 The child apparently was drown ed in the ditch, which was two feet, five inches deep and adjacent to the parents home on Nyman's Peninsula. She was rushed to the Naval Station hospital, where doc tors attempted resusication, but without success.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-08-30

A four-eent commemorative postal stamp will be issued on the day Alaska officially becomes a state. 15O million stamps would mark the Alaska Statehood issue.
 Interior Secretary Fred A. Sea ton made the announcement Tn Anchorage Monday. Seaton said the designs for the one-color stamp are being accepted by the Post Office now, and the first-day issue would be sold in Juneau, the capital. The announcement came from Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield.
 The Kodiak Chamber of Com merce, in an action recently, re quested the issue of special com memorative stamp in honor of statehood. OK. Kincaid, president, stated. The executive committee had unanimously passed resolu- ton asking that certain usual re- quirements be waived So stamp
Kodiak mirror., 1958-08-30
Commemorative Stamp Issue Marks Achieving of Statehood by Alaska
KODIAK MIRROR

could be issued as near to tne effectual date of statehood as possible.
 The chamber asked that the main motive of the stamp se the Alaskan flag, with it's colGrs of blue and gold. In connection with the flag element, the chamber asked that the Kodiak post office be made the office of first issue so honor could be done for Ben Benson, the designer of the flag. Benson is a resident of Kodiak.
 When a post office is honored with first day isue, it is the only office allowed to sell or that day. and as many as many as 100000 separate requests for stamps have been received at other offices having first day sales, according to William Lamme, acting post master here.
 By the action of the Postmaster General, the new States capital will be honored by the new issue.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-08-30
Civic Official
 Rotary lnductee

A new member of the Rotary Club was inducted Tuesday at the Island Fountain by President pr. R. Holmes Johnson when Bill Poland, city manager, was added to the club rolls.
 A movie on cancer, sponsored by the Community Service Com mittee, Art Brooks, chairman, was shown as part of the general education program being conduct ed. +a.
 Guests included Dr. Bruce Keers, Howard Wakefield, Al Owen, Robert Boko, Jim Gray and Cmdr. Les Leach, Cmdr. Birum, and Bob Miller.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-08-30

[SAs
 Transfer of a taxi license from Clark Rabbit to Daniel Enn0lin was approved. The Council also approved Ordinance No. 227, which provides for an annual re- view of pay schedules and general terms and conditions of employ ment of City employees.
 A proposed ordinance which would regulate the operation of the small boat harbor, was present ed for the Councils consideration by City Manager Poland. Acting Mayor Berg requested that each Councilman be given a copy for study before action is taken or any discussion.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-08-30
Donald H. Lucius |.
 Is Now at Juneau

Cmdr. Donald H. Luzius recent ly assumed duties as Search and Rescue officer for the Seventeen tn Coast Guard District at Juneau. He relieved Cmdr. Raymond A. Futile.
 This is Cmdr. Luzius's second tour of duty in Alaska, as he was executive officer of the Coast Guard Air Detachment in Kodiak during 1951-52.
 He was accompanied to Juneau by his, wife Marie and children, Donna M., age 10; Michael J., age 8; Donald H., age 4; and Karen E.. age 5.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-08-30
KODIAK PUBLIC LIBRARY
 CLOSED FOR WEEKEND

The Kodiak Public Library will be closed Saturday, August 30 and Monday, September I. Books due on either date will not De charged if returned Tuesday, September ?.
 The regular library hours are from 2 pm. to 8:3O pm. each week night, and on Saturday from 10 to 12 am.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-08-30

The City Manager was asked to investigate reports of speeding boats through the channel. These cause damage to moored vessels, it was pointed out. Councilman Fields asked what controlcould be exercised.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
Weather Experts


THAT wicked AND ADuLTERoUs GENERA
TiON~ COULD NOT BEAR" THE PROFOUND KEY
TRUTH RE HELL AND HEAVEN THAT MATTER"
IS A MY-rHE"BUT THE FATHER WILL SEND you
ANOTHER COMFORTER" THE COMFORTER.
WHO WILL ABIDE WITH you FOREVER AND TEACH.
you ALL THINGS" - CIVIL WAR, SEVERE
TRAVAIL or A NATION. BIRTH PAINS or
MARVELLOUS CHRIST. SECOND COMING" SCIENCE
MESSIAH MILLENNIUM, REVEALED AND DEMON
sTRATEs MATTER" TO Be THE sHADoWY
SUBSTANCE or THAT GIGANTIC FRAUD AND
MLv-T-h, the pEvIl4-ANINAL MAGNETISM
tceniinvsd nsxf celumn TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
",Satan Bound" R. C.

CONTINUED from Back Page)
HUMAN PARENTHooD IS AN ILLUSION AND
DELUsloN. VIOLATING THE COMMANDMENTS, THOU
stAtT-rn4vE- NO OTHER GODS BEFORE Me-"
FLEsHlEss MATTERLEss, SPIRIT (!
THOU SHALT NOT BEAR FALSE WITNESS!
ATTEMPT TO BAN SANGER HITS AT RIGHTS
OF ALL
Excerpts from CHURCH AND STATE. December 1857
dramatic battle for freedom Of the air in respect to
the discussion Of the policies Of the Roman Catholic Church
being fought the Catholic press and elsewhere the
appearance wordfamovs birth control leader. Mrs.
Margaret Sanger, eIevsion program last September
Two officials Cardinal SpeIImsns Chancery office in
New York attempted TO block the interview between Mike
Wallace and Mrs Sanger and only flood Of protesting fee-
grams from thousands Of planned parenthood leaders in
oil parts the United States the suppression Of
fhe program
Mrs. Sanger pointed out that Catholics Planned
Parenfhood clinics throughout the country in about the
same proportion . non-cathoIies.
IN HER BROADCAST MRS. SANGER EXPLAINED
THAT HER MOTHER HAD BEEN BORN CATHOLIC IN
IRELAND. AND HAD DIED YOUNG AFTER BEARING
ELEVEN CHILDREN Mrs. Sanger became q trained nurse
working among poor people in crowded fenemens in our
great cities and she soon realized the DEVASTATING
EFFECTS OF CATHOLIC POLICY UPON IGNORANT
MOTHERS In her broadcast she said frankly or CATHOLIC
PRIESTS. THEY ARE cELIBATEs. THEY DO NOT KNOW
LOVE, AND THEY DO NOT KNOW MARRIAGE THEY
KNOW NOTHING ABOUT BRINGING UP CHILDREN nor
anything Of the Fundamental marriage problems OF ife
Yet they speak to people as If they were God"
Mrs. Sanger told how hundreds Of Catholic mothers had
come saying in effect: ." Catholic have been
raised in the Catholic Church. but this issue the church
BUT MY CHURCH IS WRONG ON THIS ONE POINT"
She declared that Catholics have perfect right 70
pose birth control but that noncahoes have The same
right TO demand freedom for themselves in this matter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
Study Points Up
Continued from Back Pase)

CONTINUED from Back Page)
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRIPPLES. AsIATIc PHIL
osoPHEs, THE DEVILS MATERIA MEDIcA, AND
OTHER NoN-cHRST SCIENTIST MESSIAH
THERAPEUTICS, EDUCATION. CULTURE POLITICS.
ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION THAT
BEARS FRUIT AFTER ITS kIND'-THE MYTHICAL.
1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL lso-eaiIedl
EXISTENCE" Up. III, S&H.
STUDY POINTS UP PLIGHT OF MENTAL HOSPITALS
NOT A SINGLE STATE HAS ADEQUATE STAFFS
NURSING SHORTAGE WORST
BY Earl ubeI. Science Editor
m Y. Tribvne)
mental hospitals he leading mental health organize
tions reported yesterday
They said that New York State had an insufficient
Der DOCTORS nurses psychologists, social workers and
other hospital workers necessary maintain good patient
care
The Indictment Of the states emphasized the vast extent
of nationwide shortage Of these professional workers. The
report could find state that measured up to even mini
mum standards by the American Psyhare Association
The report based study by the association and
the National Association for Mental Health found that more
than 10000 employees would be needed to bring the
nations hospitals up the minimum standards.
The nursing picture the worst Only five states had
more than one-hird Of The registered needed to
operate the hospitals adequately New York had even less
than ~ per cent? but eighth best in hs nation
in this respect.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
"28 Die Trying To Save A Ship"

OSLO Dec. n APt-rwo freighfers sank today In
storm in the North Sea and all iweniyeght Of the crew
Of one ship were drowned 20 miles southwest Of Sfavsnger
Norway
The 9oIson Scottish feighter Nsrvs sank steamed
70 he aid Of the other stricken ship. the British frsgher
Boswell whose saved by other ships
The session Boswell bound for Norway with coal. was
about sixv miles from the Nsrva when developed list
and sent out distress call.
The crew abandoned shs vessel and were picked up by
other ships which standing by. The Nsrvs sank
Ifsboss from Norwegian liner fought ifs wsy 70 shs
doomed vessel.
nETp0IT TRI6iINE SATURDAY Jan a 1850 I'M
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

(conslnusd frem Back Pags)
RE- REAL cREATiok-FLESHLEss. MA1TERLEss,
SPIRITUAL. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Externally. COMPLETELY PoPULATINc THE
ONE UNIVERSE WITH INcoRRUPTiBLE, iNvUL-
NERABLE, OMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE WHEREIN ALL OF YOU FIND YOUR TRUE
BElNc.-MY GODS. ETERNAL IMAGE AND
LiKENESSl
AND HOW THE DEVILS ADAMS AND EWES MAY
MAKE THEIR "DEcLARATIoN OF INDEPENDENCE
THE cHRisTLIkE UNDERSTANDING OF
SCIENTIFIC BEING AND DIVINE HEALING INCLUDES
A PERFECT PRINCIPLE, AND IDEA-PERFEcT
GOD AND PERFECT MAN PERFECT CREATION AND
UNIvERSEL-As THE BASIS OF THOUGHT AND
DEMONSTRATION" l-p. 259, C.S. textbook.
or THE DEVILS ADAMs-EvE DUPES:
WHOM THE gods WOULD DESTROY THEY FIRST
MAKE MAD" Hence MANS EXTREMITY. =.
GODS OPPORTUNITY" land THE DARKEST HOUR
PREcEDEs THE DAWN" Later two, ibid.)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
How Gain Christ|ike Sanity?

THROUGH GODS ONE PURE. TRUE CHURCH OF
ALL TIME-cHRIST, SCIENTIST 1.-THE PREDESTINED.
EVENTUAL. THE ONE AND THE ONLY RELIGION
AND THERAPEUTICS :" OF ALL RACES AND
PEOPLES - ALL TO BECOME CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS, STEP BY STEP, HERE AND HEREAFTER.
JESUS BEING THE PERFECT MODEL!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

.l,.,cts ARe MERELY COMMISSIONS or MORTAL
TstouctT 'lMA0es IN, INDIVIDUAL AND
m ecFlva HUMAN coNScIouSNgSy BUT Mv-v-+S,
ILLUSIONS, DElusloNs,- CLEARLY DEMON
srRAntR 70 TINE PURE ~ HEART" nv CHOSEN
PEOPLE, cHRlsTLlkE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
WHICH ALL HUMANS ARE DESTINED TO BECOME.
STEP ~ STEP, MERE AND HEREAFTER. CHRIST
Iesus BEING THE PERFECT MODEL!
MRS. EDDY, GODS SECOND MARY. AND HER
FREQUENTLY STATED POSITION THERETO: FOLLOW
YOUR LEADER ONLY so FAR AS SHE FOLLOWS
ciRlsT"I
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

III - PkEy NOeu0 TN The PAGAN. RELIGIOUS
csnsMek!ss-cRAFrED UPON THE MAIsRiAL
Isric AND nuMAstlsTlc PERveRsioMs or THE
cNMST-THE PGRFgcT IDEA AND IDEAL or ~
EXCLUSIVELY VERY GOOD" CREATION AND
UNIVERSE - THG DAMNABlE. SPIRITUAL
lueAcy ~ WHICH THE oEvIl-THAT GIGANTIC
FRAUD AND MYTH, PERPETRATED THE OLD
STRATEGY, ~ you CAN'T LICK EN-, JOIN 'EM
AND THEN TAKE OVER. IF PossIBLEI
THAT Is JUST WHAT THE DEVIL VIA r. C.. DOES
WITH MARY. THE VIRGIN MOTHER tALL CREDIT
AND HONOR DUE HER ACCORDING TO GOD
AND HIS cHRIsT)-sEEKiNc TO PERPETRATE THE
GIGANTIC FRAUD OF ATTRiBUTINc DIVINITY TO
HUMAN FLESH. PRONOUNCED MARY THE MOTHER
OF COD MI-THus RoBeiNc MuLTl-HUNDREDs
OF MILLIONS OF ADAMS AND EYES or THE SACRED
PRIVILEGE or GOING DIRECTLY 70 THE FATHER
IN PRAYER. AS INVITED AND ENJoiNED BY HIS y
BELOVED SON, JEsUS-Sse John l4:l2 and svbse-
qvsnt
v. 10, for example, WHATSOEVER We SHALL ASK
THE FATHER IN NY NAME mot MARY OR THE
SAINTS H. THAT WILL I Do-THAT THE FATHER
MAY BE cLoRIFIED IN THE SON.!
v. is-"IF yE LOVE nae. KEEP NY COMMAND
MENTs"I
l2-MY WORKS AND c-R-E-A-T-E.R SHALL We
DOL
No further comment on Jesus in Johns Gospel now.
Jesus again: "BE NOT LIKE THE HEATHEN"-LIKE-
MULTLTENs OF MILLIONS OF NoN-cHRIsT scIEN
lists TODAY !-"WiTH THEIR LONG PRAYERS
AND VAIN REPETITIoNs"
FOR EXAMPLE. r. c. PRAYERS FOR THE DEAD!-
OH MY. OH MY, OH NY!
BRIGHTEN THE CORNER WHERE YOU ARE"-ihst
loved Christian hymn. NEVER MIND THE SocALLED
DEAD OVER THERE IN THAT COLLECTIVE
CONSCIOUSNESS CALLED THE NEXT WORLD
THEY HAVE NY, GODS CHRIST JESUS SPIRIT
AND THE FULFiLLMENT THERE. AS HERE OF HIS
AND NY. GODS. PROMISE AND PROPHECY TO
THAT WICKED AND ADULTERoUS GENERATION"
or JESUS TIME, OF "ANOTHER COMFORTER"
THE "coMFoRTER. WHO WILL ABIDE WITH YOU
FOREVER AND TEACH YOU ALL THINGS!
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS over THERE WILL TAKE
GOOD CARE OF THE so-eslIed DEAD
ROMAN CATHOLICISM TO BE CHRISTIAN
SciENcElZEDl THE CATHOLIC PRIEST (OR HIGHER
TO HIS FORMER NEIcHBoR, A c.s. ELDER or
THE MOTHER CHURCH. AFTER PLEASANT VISIT
ITS EITHER YOURS OR OURS!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
"Satan Bound , Non-C Christ
Scientist Oerqy!

CHURCHES. THERAPEUTICS, CULTURE. EDUcA-
TIoN POLITICS, ENTERTAINMENT. RECREATION
WHICH TOO OFTEN DOES NOT R-EcREATE BUT
REcsI
NoN-cHRiST SCIENTIST CURES. PREMATURE
DEATHS! THE WHlTEWAsH CURES OF ALL THERA-
PEUTIcs-PHYsicAL. PsYcHoL ocIcAL. RELIC
loUs-WHlcH ExcLUDE-WHIcH ARE NOT
DOMINATED BY-MY. GODS. TWO HIGHEST
REPRESENTATIVES, SINCE JESUS-cHRISTlAN SCIENCE
AND nv INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES DIVINE
REvELAToR. WOMAN, Matthew I3:33-'SEcoND'
MARY. MRS EDDY.--ARE SATAN BOUND" OF
WHOM JESUS WELL SAID "FATHER FORGIVE THEM
FOR THEY KNOW NOT WHAT THEY Do"!
MY BELOVED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MARY
BAKER EDDY. WAS APPOINTED BY ME. GOD. IN
LESS THAN A YEAR AFTER THE MARTYRDOM
OF NY BELOVED ABE LINcoLN-coMPARABLE TO
THE MARTYRDoM OF JOHN THE BAPTIST
THE CIVIL WAR-sEvERE TRAVAIL OF A NATION
PROVIDED THE BIRTH PAINS FOR THE SECOND
COMING or THE CHRIST" Ito The dull Adam-Evs
pseudo ssnsss-The Christ reflects Gods omniprsssnee
THE DARKEST HOUR PREcEDEs THE DAWN"I
MRS EDDY VERY WELL RECORDS MY. GODS. 'DIcTA
TON RE THAT CIVIL WAR-A MYTH
COMMUNICATING CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL
t-so-esled-l ExSTENcE"!Lp 272. S&H-
AN EXPOSURE or THE SPIRITUAL POVERTY OF
THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRiPPlES~
SATAN BOUND" GIVING HUMANisTic, MATERIAL
ISTic ADULTERAToNs OF DIVINE REVELATIONS
REVEALING ONE REAL CREATION AND UNIVERSE
OF ONE cREAToR-"vERY GOOD" Genesis. lsf
eb THE SATAN BONDAGE OF THE FOUR
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRIPPLEsl RATE LIKE
THIS:
I. JUDAS, CHRIST VOID ANTI-cHRIsT JUDAISM -
THROUGH WHOM THE DEVIL USES SCRIPTURE FOR
HIS OWN PURPOSE. AS PER LINCOLN QUOTING
SHAKESPEARE.
z. LIKEWISE, THE DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLIC.
MArERIALisTic. HuMANsTic PERvERsIoNs OF The
PoPELEss NoN-REcIMENTED, CHRISTIANITY
or THE c-tl-I-L-pL-ES-s CHRIST JESUS. THE WAY,
The TRUTH. AND THE LIFE" AND WHO BLASTED
THE DEvnfsH FOLLY, MYTHOLOGY. OF HUMAN
PARENTHooDI -
Luke II. 23. BLESSED ARE THE BARREN. THE
WoMBs THAT NEVER BEAR
WOE UNTO THEM WHO ARE WITH CHILD -. =
| NO ANTEcHRiST, ADAMEvE, MuRDERouS CAIN.
JUDAS KNAyEs AND FOOLS PSEUDO MATERIAL"
AND HUMAN REPRODUCTION FOR JESUS NO
PROSTITUTION or coD-cVEN FACULTIES AND
POWERS TO MULTIPLY SHINING. STUPID.
bkuhpERtNc. M-N.T-H-Lc-A-L. ADAM-EvE. HUMAN
MORTAL THOUGHT coUNTERFETs AND BUR
|lEsouEsk or THE EXTERNALLY, COMPLETELY
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