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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert S. Tongue,
of Charlotte, N. C. having an
nounced the approaching wedding
of their daughter, jennie Alberta
to Mr.. Luther Dease, of Jackson,
Miss. on Aug. "a, 1861. In the
seventh Street Presbyterian CHI,
Charlotte, N. G.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-12

Chicago.
Funeral services were held for
Mrs. Delilah Sullivan McCornely
on Saturday, August 5, at New
Hope Baptist Church, the Rev. j.
M. McEwen officiating with inter-
ment in the New Hope cemetery,
Tyler Funeral Home in charge.
Survivors include her husband,
two sisters, six brothers, six aunts
and six uncles and a host of rela-
tives and friends.
Revival services began Sunday,
August 6, 1861, at the Ebenezer
A. M. E. Church. Those present
heard three soul-stirring sermons,
after which they were treated TO
dinner in the recently completed
dining room of the church. The
meeting will continue through Fri
day, August IL. Rev. ]. R. Thorn
ton, evangelist; Rev. DIV. Wright,
pastor.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-12

MIS-. MagnOHa LOOK OF Derkley,
Calf, who is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Beauchamp of the
Shady Grove community, stopped
by to say hello to Mrs. Cecile
Brown and family.
Revival services were conducted
during the week Of July 30th at
Mt. Wade Baptist Church, Crystal
Springs, Miss. The meeting was
quite a success, twelve souls were
added to the church roll. All can
didates for baptism. Rev. H. Brown
of this city was the evangelist.
Rev. Robinson, pastor.
Mrs. Cecile Brown and grand
daughter have returned to Brook
haven after enjoying a three week
stay in the Chicago area where
they visited with Mrs. Browns
sister-in-law and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sarah Baugh, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Crumpton and fam
lily, and a host of other relatives
and friends.
Revival services began at Rose
Hill Baptist Church of Magnolia,
Miss. on August 9Th. Rev. J. Nc
Even, the pastor, wishes to ex-
tend to every one an invitation to
worship with him during this pc
riod. Rev. H. Brown, evangelist.
Mr.. Elm Robinson has returned
after spending his vacation in Chi
cago, ILL.,, where he was visiting
his sister and her family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Lyons and his uncle,
Mr.. Elm Robinson, and the family
of his aunt, Mrs. Adlaid Grant.
Revival services will begin on
Sunday at Oak Vale Baptist church,
Monticello, Miss. The public is
cordially invited. Rev. D. B. Barnes
of Florence, Miss, will be the
evangelist. Rev. H. Brown, pastor.
The community sick list: The
following persons are among the
sick and shut-in: Rev. P. A. Tay-
lor, Rev. w. A. Britton, Mr.. J. W.
Vines, Mr.. C. N. Buchanan, Mrs.
Lizzie Logan, Mr.. Milton Polk.
Their many friends hope and pray
for each a speedy recovery.
Kynette Methodist Church Choir
sponsored Calendar Rally Sun
day, July Both at 7 pm. which was
quite a success. January, repre-
scented by Mrs. Daisy L. Robinson,
raised the highest amount, $4700.
Mrs. M. L. Grimmett came in sec
ond with $28.75. The total raised
during the rally was $178.00. Earl
Hill, President of the Choir Rev.
E. E. Grimmett, pastor. ~
The Church of God in Christ
Holiness sponsored a Baby Rally
on Sunday, July 80, at 8 pm. The
babies and amounts reported were
as follows: Rose Mary Baughn,
s17.67; Charles Smiley, $17.00;
Irene Davis, $1,000; Patricia Phil
lops, $500, and Linda Fay Webb,
$3.50 and ether reporting lesser
amounts. Total amount reported
$4,000.
Mrs. Clara Wych left Sunday for
Gary, Ind, where she will visit her
brother and his family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Weathersby; her
nephew, Mr.. Charles Nelson. Dur
ing her stay in the area she will
also visit Mr.. James Robinson and
| family, her nephew of Zion, ILL.,,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-12

Mrs. Jesiemma Boston and little
daughters, Francis of New Orleans,
La, spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Willie Davis.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-12

Albany City Federation, a picnic
by the Alabama State Federation,
and a reception by President and
Mrs. w. H. Dennis, of Albany
State College.
Other program speakers includ-
ed Mrs. Wilhelmenia Crosson, pres
ident of the famous Palmer Me-
mortal Institute, Sedalia, N. c.;
and President w. H. Dennis of
Albany State College. The high
light for many delegates was the
showing of The Growing Expert
ence, Moral Re-Armament Movie
based on the life of Mary Mcleod
Bethune.
The Florida State Federera-,
ton will be hostess to the next
biennial convention in 1868. All
eight states of the region, repre-
scented at Albany by their .respec-
tive presidents, were Alabama,
Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, N.
Carolina, S. Carolina, Tennessee,
and Virginia.
Rev. and Mrs. R. X. Young of
Little Rock, Ark. have announced
the approaching marriage of their
daughter, Essie Mae, to Mr.. Rich
ard Norman, on Sunday Aug. 20,
1861, at Bethel A.M.E. church,
Little Rock.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-12

Mr.. Ray Don Allen of Brook
haven is spending a while with his
maternal grand mother, Mrs. Mar
els CHM.
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TYLER
NEWS

Mrs. Ida Deas of Gulfport was a
guest of Mrs. Birdie Dillon for the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-12

Mrs. Arts Stewart of Chicago,
ILL.,, died suddenly Sunday about
A A. M. I'M the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jop Lewis. Funeral services
are incomplete. Washington Funer-
al Services in charge of arrange
ments.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-12
BROOK Haven
News

Mrs. Magnolia Cook of Berkeley,
Calf, who is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Beauchamp Of the
Shady Grove community, stopped
by to say hello to Mrs. Cecile
Brown and family.
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Chicago.

Woodrow Davis from Alcorn
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-12

al Services in charge of arrange
ments.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-12

Revival services began at Rose
Hill Baptist Church of Magnolia,
Miss. on August 9th. Rev. J. Nc
Even, the pastor, wishes to ex-
tend to every one an invitation to
worship with him during this Pc
riod. Rev. H. Brown, evangelist.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Andrews had
as their guests Sunday afternoon,
Aug. 6, Mesdames Bertha Hills,
Dolly Riley, Rosetta Brumfield and
Mr.. J. L. Brumfield of New Or
leans. La.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-12

Revival services were conducted
during the week Of July 30th at
Mt. Wade Baptist Church, Crystal
Springs, Miss. The meeting was
quite success, twelve souls were
added to the church roll. All can
didates for baptism. Rev. H. Brown
of this city was the evangelist.
Rev. Robinson, pastor.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-12

Mr.. Percy Quinn and family of
San Antonio. Texas, and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Johnson and children
enjoyed a going-away super given
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt
Hampton of the Knox Community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn left the follow
ing day for their home in Texas.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-12

Funeral Services will be held
Wednesday, Aug. 8 at 2 p. m. at st.
Paul Baptist Church Mesa, for Mr..
John Williams. Washington Funer-
Evening star., 1961-07-02

"FIame and the Arrow" 1850. Burt Lancaster.
ll:20-9
"House on 92nd Street." ls45. Lloyd Nolan.
11:3l--7
Johnny Comes Flying Home" 1916. Richard
Crane. 1000
Saturday AN.
"Down Laredo Way" 1853. Rex Allen. 300
desert Passage" 1852. Tim Holt. o:3o-5
"Bowery at Midnight" 1912 Bella Lueosi.
11:o0-5
Saturday P.M.
FOLLOW the Leader" 1914. Leo Gorcey 1905
"A Date With Judy" 1913. Jane Powell. "Faith-
full in My Fashion" 1916. Tom Drake. 1000
"SmaII Town Deb" l94l. Jane Dan~eII. 2:5o-4
"cIauda and David" 1916. Robert Young
3:30-4
Sunday Punch" 1912. Jean Rogers. 500
Mother Wore Tights" 1947 Betty Cradle.
10:30-5
"Breakthrough." 1850. John Agar. 1o:3o-9
"Hudson's Bay" 1e41. Paul Muni. 1907
"High Noon." 1852. Gary Cooper. 1l:15-4
Might of Terror" 1888 Bella Lugos l2:4o-e
Evening star., 1961-07-02
BETTY CRADLE

sings, donees ond just plain decorotes
the musicoI film. "Mother Wore
Tights" Saturday. 1870 p.m.,
WTG-5.
D. c., July 2. 1861 S.
Evening star., 1961-05-03
BY ISABELLE SHELTON
Star Staff Writer

The United Nations Congo
operation is "charting a new
course for the U. N. It is
making history" says Mrs.
Rajeshwar Dayal.
A highly articulate Cam
bridge-educated daughter Of
two Indian political leaders,
Mrs. Dayal has been on the
scene in the strife-torn Congo
with her husband, the head
of the United Nations Congo
operation, since last summer.
This operation has GER
tainly kept a shooting war
out Of the Congo, which is
the heartland Of Africa"
Mrs. Dayal told a tea-preSs
conference at the U. N. In
formation Center here yester-
day.
What happens in the
Congo will affect all of
Africa" she continued. I'm
not sure people know that
if the U.N. pulls out there will
be no law and order.
Every department Of life
there Is run by the U. N. If
the phone works, U. N. tech
nicians are operating it. If
food is distributed, the U. N.
has done it. If the telegraph,
Evening star., 1961-05-03
UN. Makes History
In Congo Operation

the hospitals. the banks, run
its all U. NJ" she said.
When Belgium gave the
Congo its independence last
summer, only II Congolese
were college graduates, Mrs.
Dayal reminded the group,
which included representa-
tiveS Of several large wom-
ems organizations in this
country.
No Doctor
There was not one doctor,
not one architect" she de-
clared. There was just one
lawyer-and as my husband
says. what good is one law
yer without another one to
argue with?
THE BelgianS themselves
will tell you they did not
want to give the Congolese
a higher education. especial
ly an education in the hu-
manitieS-only manual train
ing" Mrs. Dayal said.
They said, We did not
want to provide them with
the intellectual armament"
she declared.
II think the Belgians mis-
calculated badly" the diplo-
mats wife added. They
knew the Congo would be
freed some day. But they
Evening star., 1961-05-03

be chaos without the U. N.
They said, If you are going,
we will have to go, too"
The Belgia n population,
which had been 100000 be-
fore independence and had
dropped to a few thousand
after last years bad riots,
now has risen to about 40,-
900, she added. The U. N.
operation hopes most Of these
will remain, she said.
Evening star., 1961-05-03

said they expected it to be
ready in about IS or 80 years.
They miscalculated the winds
Of change. =.
To the Belgians' credit, she
added, "it should be said the
Congolese in the industrial
areas had the highest stand
ard of living in Africa"
Today the U. N. is training
400 Congolese as administra-
tors, Mrs. Dayal said. 1t is
importing 500 teachers Q32
of whom have already ar
rived, and sending 600 Con-
golese overseas to be trained
as doctors.
Cold War Enters
The U. N. probably could
train enough Congolese so
that the latter could take
over their government in
about two years.. as U. N.
technicians did in Libya,
Mrs. Dayal said, Except that
the cold war has gotten in
here"
This has greatly interferred
with the ability of the world
organization to do its job
with efficiency, and may slow
down the process of training
the Congolese by an addi-
tional year or more, she be-
lieveS.
Asked about reports an
other U. N. diplomat will
replace her husband in the
Congo, Mrs. Dayal, said sim
ply: II am planning to go
back"
She and her husband, with
whom she came to Washing
ton for the day yesterday,
have been in. France and at
U. N. headquarters in New
York for the last month.
Asked If she was optimistic
about the warning factions
within the Congo getting to-
gether, Mrs. Dayal said:
II have to be optimistic and
I am. Otherwise we would not
be there"
Her own presence in the
Congo. where not many Of
the U. N. mission wives ac-
companied their husbands,
was q fortuitous accident,
Mrs. Dayal said.
Things had been pretty
calm when it was decided
I would go. Then Just as we
got to Brazzaville (acroSS the
river from Leopoldville) we
got word there was trouble.
Too Late to Return
"If they could have sent
me back, they would have.
But it was too late. 1t was a
fait accompli."
Actually, after the first few
weeks in Leopoldville, there
was little trouble, the diplo-
mats wife reported.
you don't find people with
their throat slit on every
street corner" she said.
"Leopoldville Is a very mod
ern city," she continued. 1T
Evening star., 1961-05-03

BelgianS-'And I know the
Belgians didn't want the
U. N. to leave, no matter
what they said officially.
Whenever someone at the
U. N. in New York made a
statement indicating the U. N.
might pull out of the Congo,
all my Belgian neighbors
came running over to see if
it was true.
They knew there would
Evening star., 1961-05-03

could be any one Of several
cities in your middle West.
1t even has superTnarkets
and modern skyscrapers-but
the latter stick out like sore
thumbs against the land
scape, because there's really
no need for them"
She and her husband lived
in a comfortable house, a part
of a colony owned by a Bel
gian mining firm, Mrs. Dayal
said.
All Of their neighbors were
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS:

ANNOUNCEMENTS:
WAYNE UNIVERSITY TAKES POSSESSION or THIS
CHURCH EDiFicE AFTER THE JUNE II SUNDAY SER
VICE. NEXT SUNDAYS SERVICE WILL eE HELD IN
THE COMMUNITY HOUSE OF WAYNE UNIVERSITY.
ON w. FERRY. BETWEEN SECOND AND cAss
PARKING LOT ENTRANCE. FROM SECOND BLVD.
P.s. WE ENTERED THE CHURCH A LITTLE BIT
TENSE - BARELY GOT INTO THE CHURCH BEFORE
THE FIRST HYMN WAS ANNOUNCED. DID HAVE A
FEW MINUTES OF QUIET THOUGHT BEFORE THE
HYMN.
NO ONE IMMEDIATELY ROSE, SO WE FELT WE
HAD TO GET UP ON OUR FEET WE WERE STILL A
BIT TENSE. BUT AFTER OR MINUTES OF SPEECH.
WE WERE FREE JOYOUS GRATEFUL.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-17

ADAM EVE. AND MuRDERoUs CAIN!
AND the SATAN BOUND" NoN-cHRssT SCIENTIST
CLERGY. LEADERS. AND MASSES HAVE &C.
cEPTEo THAT ALLEooRIcAL. MYTHICAL
VERSION or GOD AND HIS OFFSPRING AS
RE.A.LI - MORAL AND SPIRITUAL cRlPPLEsl -
20 YEAR RIP VAN Wrinkles
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khrusIle|iev-

CONTINUED From Back Pase)
PERFEcTl or THE FIRST CHAPTER or
THE FIRST BOOK or THE OLD TESTAMENT, ,,..
WHERE COD IS GOD WHO REvEALeD n'H'
sE.E TO MOSES AS II AM BECAUSE AMI
Interpreters Bible.
PART
RELIGION. THE OPIUM OF The PEOPLE
THE BIBLE, OBVIOUSLY. IS INTENDED "
EXPOSE THE WORKS OF THE DEVIL AND ~ ru-
REVEAL THE EvERLAsriNcLY GOOD COZ TIE
oue e,esT cause = INFINITE, MAJESTIC,
uNERRlNc SPIRIT WHICH IS cooN. esrrs
IN THE HUMAN AND THE MATERIAL, onA''-'
FARCE" MYTHS CLEARLY o'sces :Hss-.
ONLY az THE ADEQUATELY PURE IN nsa.,,
cons nIcHEsr CHOSEN. HIS CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS
DEVIL MAsousRApIMc AS IoRD-coo1
GENESIS III, etc. ,er
roRpcoD RAISES UP MAN FROM Ire w.
or THE cRouMDq - AND M-S-1+s'e@'-
tconslnvsd Nsxs Column Top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-17

W veAk KIP VAN WINkLeSs
testimony
Continued From Back Psse
WE HEARD m THE READING FROM JOSHUA THAT
"A THOUSAND SHALL FLEE BEFORE oNEI
THAT HAS. FOR LONG TIME. BEEN AN iNsPlRA-
TON TO nae. AND REMINDS nae OF THAT POWERFUL
VERSE IN THE 9th CHAPTER OF ISAIAH: AN ANGEL
SLEW TOOK $4,000 IN ONE NIGHT AND. BEHOLD
IN THE MORNING. THEY WERE ALL DEAD coRPsEs!
- VERY DEAD. INDEED
Now CONSIDER WHAT THE IEcIoNS OF AN
GELS. SPOKEN OF BY JESUS. CAN DO TO LIBERATE
THE VAST NUMBERS OF THOSE HELD IN BONDAGE
BY TYRANTs. coLIATHs!
WICKED KING SLAIN
SENNAcHERIB, THE KING, WHILE WoRsHIPPINc
IN THE HOUSE OF HIS FALSE GOD. WAS SLAIN BY
TWO OF HIS SONS!
WARNING. COMMUNISTS:
IECl0Ns OF ANGELS" ARE ON THE MARCH
70 uBERATE MILLIONS IN BONDAGE TO THE
DEVILS DEPUTIES! AND. IN GODS
PSYCHOLOGICAL MOMENT. They WILL BE
LIBERATED. AND THE C0lIATHs SLAIN!
THE MOTHER CHURCH MARVELLOUS
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS, ESPECIALLY
IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE ANNUAL
MEETINGS.
WISH WERE THERE TONIGHT, AS, UNDouBT-
EDLY. MOST OF YOU DO TOO.
LADY FROM GREAT BRITAIN TESTIFIED TO
THE MARVELLOUS PRESERVATION AND EVACUATION
OF SOME 100000 l33o.oooD BRITISH TROOPS FROM
DUNKlRK FRANCE, AFTER THE FALL OF BELGIUM,
THE NETHERLANDS, AND FRANCE.
SHE CONSIDERED IT SIMILAR DIVINE INTER-
e CHILDREN
CROSSING THE RED SEA I'M THEIR ESCAPE FROM
THE EcyPTIANSl
SHE SAID THAT CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS OF BRIT
AIN PRAYED AS THEY NEVER PRAYED BEFORE IN
ALL THEIR LIVES.
TO OUR READERS: IT WILL BE RECALLED THAT
BRITAIN APPEALED FOR ALL OWNERS OF BOATS.
BIG AND LITTLE TO VOLUNTEER TO CROSS THE
CHANNEL AND FETCH BACK THE BRITISH TROOPS
THE WEATHER. TOO. WAS PHENOMENAL IN CON-
TRIBUTINc TO THE SAFETY OF THESE SMALL BOATS
THE ENGLISH CHANNEL WAS VERY WELL BEHAVED,
INDEED.
GOD ANSWERS WoMANs DESPERATE CALL.
A LADY Testified. BEFORE The SOME oooo
PERSONS IN THE MOTHER CHURCH. HOW MARVEL
ousLY GOD ANSWERED HER CALL FOR HELP =
SHE WAS RIDING IN AN AUTOMOBILE, DRIVEN
BY A MAN WHOM SHE THOUGHT SHE KNEW But IN
AN ISOLATED SECTION, HIS BEHAVIOUR BECAME
MeMAcWac FOR MOMENT SHE WAS BIT PANackY.
AND CALLED OUT At THE TOP OF HER VOICE: o
GOD. HELP MEr
SHE TESTIFIED THAT THE COLOR OF THE SKY
CHANGED! AND THAT IT THUNDERED! THAT PHe-
NoMENA WAS DEMoRALizINc TO THE MORALE Or
THE MAN.
THAT WAS QUITE A TESTIMONY, WASN'T IL?
GRATITUDE THAT GOD MADE A-L-L-REAlITY
VERY Good!
IAN EVER SO GRATEFUL FOR GODS MARVELLOUS,
IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH, "scieNcE OF
SCIENCES" OF THE UNIVERSE WHICH REVEALS AND
DEMONSTRATES a sUPERSATURATED UNIVERSE OF
INcoRRuPr.BLE, UNAVAILABLE, oMNIPREsENT HEAv.
EN- AND ETERNAL LIFE
we READ IN THE BIBLE THAT GOD MADE ALL
THAT WAS MADE, AND MADE IT VERY GOOD"
SPIRITUAL!
e. pA,m sAvs. "TuE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL
tmyrH,cALl BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN
ARE ETERNAL"l
GOD DID NOT MAKE THE EVIL. THE HUMAN
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Billy Graham Answers
tConinved from Back Page)
WHY MULTIPLY THE DEVILS ADAMS AND EYES,
MuRDEROUS GAINS. JUDASES KNAvES AND
FOOLS - THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF
HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD = MAKING
IMPERATIVE THE SPIRITUAL REBiRTH
Jesus Nieodemvs.
NY ONE AND ONLY SANE, HONEST SATAN
FREE CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS. THE CHRIST,
SCIENTIST HEALER OF THE NATIONS REV.
ELATOR OF THE REAL - VERY GOOD.
PERFECT - EXPOSES AND REPUDIATEs THE
DEVIL MAsoUERADINc AS "LoRDcoD" tcen. III,
ete.l, GIGANTIC MYTH, LIKE HIS ADAM EVE.
MuRDEROUs CAIN - THE MYTHICAL, "cHAsTLY
FARCE OF lso-caIedl MATERIAL EXISTENCE!
- p. III. NY ONE AND ONLY lNFALLBLE
MASTERPIECE. BIBLE. PASTOR. MY CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK! - GUARDIAN LBERAToR,
OF CONVENTIONAL Bibles = PRISONERS
OF THE DEVIL EVERY SINGLE ONE - CRiEvoUS
VICTIMS OF SAUL OF TARsUs, ADAM-EvE
TRANsLAToRs, TENS OF THOUSANDS OF INvoL
UNTARY SPIRITUAL ADULTERERs!
SATANS MASQUERADE AS "IORD-COD" IS
REPUDIATED By GENESIS, FIRST CHAPTER,
WHERE GOD IS GOD!
THE GREAT = AM BECAUSE AMI Interpreters
Bibie) - WHEREIN NY OFFSPRING - YOUR TRUE
BEING = IS MY ETERNAL IMAGE AND
LIKENESS - NEVER BORN NEVER DYING
SUNLESS DEATHLEss MATTERLEss, FLESH
LESS, ADAM-EvELEss. SPIRITUAL. cHRisTLlKE -
Externally, COMPLETELY - PoPulATlNG
THE ONE, REAL UNIVERSE OF suPERsATuRATED.
INCORRUPTlBLE. iNvULNERABLE, OMNl-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
PART 2
SEX "A RAMPART WHICH NEEDS TO BE
WATCHED!
SEX IS 1907 OF THE DEVIL!
MARRIAGE : MERELY POTENTIAL. DIVINE
CONTROL!
THOU SHALT NOT COMMIT ADULTERYI
MARRIAGE IS ALMOST COMPULSORY 80!
BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART, FOR THEY
SHALL SEE COD"!
This WORLD SHALL PASS AWAY!
BLESSED ARE THE BARREN. THE W0MBs THAT
NEVER BEAR! 8 QUOTES OF JESUS.
GOD, MADE ALL THAT WAS MADE, AND MADE
IT VERY cooDr = SPIRITUAL PERFECT!
THE EVIL THE HUMAN AND MATERIAL" WERE
NEVER MADE ~! - ARE MERELY M-Y-T-H-'-
CAL, MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES
cOUNTERFEITS AND BURLES0UES, AND,
FORTUNATELY OFTEN SYMBOLS OF DIVINE
IDEAS! THE MYTHICAL, DEvILiSH, ANTI
CHRIST -PsYcHoPATHIc- ADAMEvE, MURDERouS
CAIN, JUDAS. KNAvEs AND FOOLS, THE
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTHooD ARE IN PROCESS OF REDUCTION
TO THEIR NATIVE NoTHINcNEsS" - HOURLY,
DAILY ALL THE TIME !!
"eRRoR Urged TO ITS LIMITS, IS SELF DEsTRoyEDT
p. 476 san
my ANSWER"
By BILLY GRAHAM
QUESTION: I am l7-year-oId and have boy friend
We care great deal about each other, but we are TOO
young TO marry On dates engage in pronsevous pet
tina and although we have been immoral have guilt
FEELINGS about this DO you think pettng IS wrong2-JM
ANSWER: THINK THERE IS GREAT DANGER IN
PRomvscuous PETTINc. FIRST YOU ARE LAYING
YOURSELF OPEN TO TEMPTATION. YOUR SEX IN
sTMcTs ARE NEVER MORE ALIVE THAN THEY AXE
At SEVENTEEN AT THIS AGE, RESISTANCE IS LOW
and PASSION IS HIGH
Second you taking something away from your
marriage and when you get married Too much da'anee
before marriage lessons he chances OF happy marrsge
Guilt feelings that set up will follow you nrov9n
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Kennsdy's Bsdk-
tcensInvsd from Back Pses,s
elssNHowsR WAS DuPE. SUCKER FOR
THE DEVILS MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY, OF the
FLESH. AND IT'S cARNAL. MY.T-n4c.AL
ApAsAese MIND = TOO SPIRITUALLY IMMATURE
70 MAKE HIS DECLARATION OF lREpENT.
ANGEL INDEPENDENCE" AND ACCEPT NY HIGHEST
CHOSEN PHYSICIANS, ME.TA-PHYslcIANs
OF THE THOUGHT cAusAroN UNDERLYING ALL
BEHAVIOUR, CONDUCT, PHENOMENAL HAD
EISENHOWER ACCEPTED AUTHORIZED CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE AID AND REPUDIATEp THE SATAN
BOUND" M0.s AND SUBSTITUTED EARLY, DAILY
STUDY OF THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BIBLE
LEssoN-sERMoNs. AND EVEN OCCASIONAL
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOMS, FOR
PROTECTION VS. NTRusIoNs VIA THE TELEPHONE,
SPECIAL PLEADERs. DEAR ONES WHO WOULD
KILL you WITH KINDNESS. he WOULD TODAY
BE MORE CERTAIN OF HISTORICAL RATING
WITH WASHINGTON AND LINCOLN!
AND NOW. WE HAVE re. KENNEDY =
DuPE FOR THE SATAN BOUND" MDs -
WHO, IN CONTEMPT OF THE SUPREME COURT
OF INFINITE MAJESTIC, UNERRINc SPIRIT
THE FLESH PRoFITETH NOTHING IT IS THE SPIRIT
THAT oUIckENETH. THE WORDS THAT
SPEAK UNTO you. THEY ARE SPIRIT AND THEY
ARE LIFE! - John 6:63, re. "a - 'FUssINc
AROUND THE FLESH! - DOES NOT DISCERN
THE MIGHTY, BASIC TRUTH, THAT THE UNI.
AS A MAN THINKETH IN HIS HEART MOTIVES
ASPRATIONSL so IS HE'!
PART2
HUMAN BODY AND ADAM-EvE EGO.
A M-Y-T-H!
THUS DID NY GREATEST MARY BAKER EDDY.
RECORD NY DlCTATION!
THE TREE OF FORBIDDEN KNoWLEDcEl
SO DELUDEs MD.s. MEDICAL NURSES. CHIRoPRAc-
WONDERS OF THE HUMAN BODY, CHEMICAL
LABORATORY MARVELLOUS MECHANISM
DELUDEs ADAMS, EWES INTO A SPIRITUAL coNAl
UNTIL NY PSYCHOLOGICAL MOMENT. THE
MARVELLOUS CREATION OF NY OFFSPRING,
WHOLLY SPIRITUAL, REFLECTS THE WHOLLY
SPIRITUAL UNIVERSE - THE HUMAN BODY
BEING MERELY A sHADoWLY, MORTAL
THOUGHT COUNTERFEIT MYTH, BURLEsoUE,
or THE DIVINE IMAGE NY ONE AND ONLY
OFFSPRING NEVER BORN, NEVER DYING
'KENNEDY,s BACK TROUBLE RETURNS ON
EVE OF TRIP"
News 5/3I
PARIS, May a,.-(UPD - Behind the sitterns splen-
dor Of President Kennedys arrival Paris today there
was lonu story of the differing hard work pre-
osrino for such trip. AND EVEN A STORY OF SOME
PAIN.
LAST WEEK END. FOR EXAMPLE, WAS A LONG
MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY FOR MOST AMERICANS AND
MR.. KENNEDY CERTAINLY HAD THE IDEA SETTING
FOR HOLIDAY IN THE HOME OF HIS FATHER ON
CAPE COD.
But instead Of playing golf or sailing on Nanfuekef
Sound the President spent hours porting oyer the orens
pspers for his coming conversations with President DC
tsNvH
THERE WAS ANOTHER REASON TOO. WHY THE
CHIEF EXECUTIVE WAS NOT MORE PHYSICALLY AC
TIVE DURING HIS CAPE COD WEEK END At The
TIME or HIS 44TH BIRTHDAY. WHICH HE OBSERVED
MONDAY, n: WAS BOTHERED BY TWlNcES Or PAIN
m HIS BACK. :,
His back condition dates back TO his World war !"
DAYS as torpedo boat skipper. He underwent surgery
e over five years ago correct fhe damage OF the war
juiu
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