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Evening star., 1961-09-18

FURN. - Sectional sofa, 3-pieee,
highest quality. modern: expensive
coffee tables and end table: oval
purple high-pile rug; 2 air eondi-
tionerS: bedrm. suite; lamps, etc.
10. 2-2041 after 5 pm.
FURNITURE UNCLAIMED-secre-
nisht tables, e 81; AoiiyPOo;d woo eS' Sea.
$s2 desk, SO; sleigh bed. $40;
end tables, So; coffee table. S5:
glider. $40; china closet. $40;
fireplace, ss5; sofabed. $50: club
chair. $40: Victorian love seat,
$40; bedrm. set. SOS; sofa and
chair. $50: 3-pe: bamboo set sofa
and : chatrs. $50; floor lamps,
81: Hollywood bed. S22; 2-pc. sec
tional sofa. $50; hide-away bed.
Many interesting items at HOFF-
MAHN,S. We do upholstering,
drapertes. slip covers. and refin-
ishlnT. EASY TERMS. First pay
ment November. Free parking.
Evening star., 1961-09-18
HELP WOMEN

TYPIsT-DsJ varitype, and IBM
executive operators: fun time;
exper. only. Call Mr. DEMPSEY.
bet. "a pm. IA. $1,000, Ext. As.
VA. AREA. Would you work 20
h-s. per week If you were paid
$50 for It? If 50, and you have
8 car Call XII. S-2277 between
Evening star., 1961-09-18
BUSINESS SERVICES
BEAUTY SHOPS
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES - Remington
Rand, $50: Allen Wales with sub
tract, S65: Electric, SIS: New Vic
tor. 500. Trade-ins accepted: rent
ais, repairs on all makes. CEN
TRIAL, 923 18th st. W. Ma. g.
OSOO
AIR C0MPRESsORs = Elec., 1-75
h.p.; gas comp. 20S. 35s. COS and
l05:ft. mach; new and used. 1854
23rd st. NV.
AIR COND., Coldspot 2-ton, $40
Refrigerator. 12 Gu. It., $50. Both
in good condition. 1851 $40.
Evening star., 1961-09-18

REFRIGERATION
ton. sis. Cali 462-sSe7.
REFRIGERATORS
AREAS largest floor display, fully
guaranteed. all sales from S29,60
PEERLESS SALES CO.
2237 Georgia Ave. AID. 2-210c
REFGR.. Kelvinator, 7-ft;, S35.
~. a-sssS. CAN . am. to . pm
SEW. MACH, Singer port, left ii
layaway, Zig-zag attach; bal: du'
S26; terms, 81 wk. EX. 3-0540
Free home demonstration.
SEWING MACHINE, round bobbin
forward and reverse: will deliver
$50; never used. HA. 2-9039.
terms, 2 week. Wo. 6-79oi. Cal
between 8 am. and 5 pm.
SEWING MACHINES. recond. Sing.
er port. with att, $685.; console
S24.95: day or night. RA. 3-61S1
SOFA BED, 2 end tbls., Q lamps
cocktail table, bookcase. ReaS
Good cond. DU. 7-0459.
sTEREo HI FIDELITY AMPEX
Signature" music system In
beautiful walnut furn. Contains
tape recorder, Garrard 3 speed
turntable, AM-FM tuner, master
audio control panel. speakers
and 80 watt amplifier, ea. chan
mel. Total output go watts. Orig
cost $4,000. viii sell for $1,75l
including collection stereo music
tapes. Call EN-. 5-4093 for appt
TAPE RECORDER, professional,
Pentron, dynocord. DTM-3 With
DIS lob preamp. PO. 2-2662.
THERM0-FAX copying machine,
demonstrator, completely dry. No
fluids or chemicals. Copies in 4
seconds. New machine cond./ New
machine. Warranty. Elk. 3-2552,
MR.. GLEASON, Monday-Friday,
S:30-5.
TIRES. TRUCK, used. from S8.95.
Specialists on foreign and COM
naHtS HTTV TTRE Tn nE O-C1QT
Evening star., 1961-09-18
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS
TELEPHONE
POSTTI0NS

II you like dealing with people and
using the telephone you will enjoy
these positions. High-school grad
yates under As years of age who
desire permanent positions will be
considered. Please come in person
for an interview. THE CREDIT
BUREAU, 222 9th st. NV. corner
9th and Pa. ave.O.
TEMP. TYPIST, engrg. firm, will
last 6 mos. to l ", 5 days, So hr
POTOMAC EMPL., oil King st..
XII. 9-6055.
TYPIST-Recep., white, S60-S7S
Recep; ;-secy:. white S75-S1O0
Mr. WRIGHT, BoYD's. Inc. RE
Evening star., 1961-09-18
ROOMS FURN-MD, IVA,

ARL.-Nice I'm. in pvt, home, or
bus line to Pentagon. X st. and
Copst. ave. JE. 2-1566 after $3.50.
EAST RIVERDALE : Rooms foT
working girls; close to transp.
home privileges. WA. 7-46O7
after 5 pm.
HILLANDALE-Lge. rm., we'll furn
with pvt. entr. and bath in new
home. Ideal for business individ.
ual. 1mmed. oceup. Cooking privi.
leges. 434-34Sl,
Evening star., 1961-09-18

Sledges, So; rakes, 81; hoes, 1855;
5-gal. cans, 81 so; dropclothes,
$500: saws, Sl.45; hammers, soc;
planes, motors: bunk beds, So:
axe, S2.75; paint. S1.59; hand
saws, 81 As; 1O0-ft. tapes, 1895:
snow shovels, So; oman saws,
$3.50; -6xS tarps, $3.50; 10x12
tarps, S10.S0: wedges. SOC: drop-
lights, 1.35; saw blades, 81 .25;
used tarps, &c IT,; steel shelving,
cable. air compressors, welders,
pumps; picks, 81.
]. H. GICHNER
2513 NJ ST. NV. FE. 3-6345
TV. 81 Sylvania 23-in. Thin Line
due. Terms. LA. 9-2o45.
Evening star., 1961-09-18

vision and '56 olds, standard
trans. Best offer. Leaving this
part Of the country. VIII. 6-6652.
Husband recalled to active
service. Young couple los
ing down payment, desire
responsible party to as
sumo payments on a wal
nut bedroom suite, beauti-
fully inspired in Danish
modern with a "a" dresser
with mirror. Large 40''
chest, bookcase bed with
sliding panels, quality
Serta mattress and box
springs. 100" foam rubber
sofa with matching lounge
chair in gorgeous fabric; 8
Danish tables (burn
proof, 2 decorator lamps
and a Danish dining rm.
Worth about $1,000, will
sell for much less. Pay
ments $7.oO a week. See at
1921 14th street NV, DE.
2-2764. MONDAY, 90.
Evening star., 1961-09-18
TYPISTS
TYPISTS

TYPIST S225
General clerical, personnel dept.
young, alert, good at COMPOSING
simple letters. Contact work i'm
portant, H. s. grad.
TYPIST at, S65
Similar to radio-Tv work. Excel,
opening for young, intelligent giri
interested in this field.
TYPISTS (3) -- 10 $50
Retail field, semi-adm. Jobs. In
telligent. alert girls.
PEG GREENwAY AGENCY
1920 New York Ave. NV.
DI 7-l6S7 suite 719 DI 7-9467
Evening star., 1961-09-18
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

BROOKLAND - Large front room,
furnished. Near transportation
Cau 529-6653 after 6.
l HAVE ROOM with twin beds; 2
male students, proximity OF How
ard y; 1925 Lincoln rd. ne. HO.
2-366S.
33l QUACKENBOS ST. N.E.-In
new home, nicely furn. 1 bedrm.
eonV, transp. for working woman
| LA. 9-3473.
Evening star., 1961-09-18

FURNITURE costs less when you
%EEREAoHsE SHE MAzoES 4seo r. HFqRNIIgRs y AVE-. ns
FURNFTURE-I have available fol
immediate delivery 8 eompletG
rooms o. furn:-bedroom, livins,
dining area-that were left or
be had for payments Of S3.s6
weekly aft. sm. dn. payment
MRS. JAY. LU. 2-2081 for appt
Evening star., 1961-09-18

FURNITURE-sofa bed. kit. set.
washer reSS. RA. 6-s673.
Evening star., 1961-09-18

ACME STOVE Co. foil 7th NV
RANGES-ALL SIZES
Gas, Elec.; $3.50 up. AD. 2-21oO
PEERLESS SALES CO. 2237 Ga. Ave
REFRTGERAToR-FREEZER combi-
nation, GE: 5 yrs. old trefrigeratol
8 Gu. IT,, freezer 5 Gu. IT,. Make
offer. WO. 6-4030 bet. 10 and 8.
REFRIGERATORS. used. guar.
credit 3562 14th st. NV. .TU. 2
6141. Open ewes. Immed. delivery
Observation-Disclosures
start at S19.o5; guaranteed. ACMI
STOVE CO. 101l 9TH st. NV.
REFRISERAToR' + iSI cold;sPo,:, Il toU Gu
elec. S25. WA. 7-3620.
REFRIGERATOR, 9-cu. IT. Servel
gas; excel. cond. SS5 or best offer
AID. 2-0733
Evening star., 1961-09-18
HELP WOMEN
(coNIINUEp)
sECRETARY-STENO
FOR HOTEL EXECUTIVE

Must have pleasant manner and be
able to handle q wide variety OF
duties. Excellent position for per-
son with the required sktllS.
AnnlY Personnel Office
Evening star., 1961-09-18
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS UNFURNlSHED

500 L ST. N.W.-Furn and unfurn
rms. also unfurn. apis. Nice loca,
ton. Call LU. 4-69S7.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-12
Harvey Fl. Tapscott
Gets 5O-Year
Masonic Award

SCOTTSVILLE. May IL
Harvey Hammer Tapscott was
presented his so year masonic
pin at meeting Saturday night
in Taylor Lodge No. III AT and
AM at Centenary, exactly so
years to the day when he was
raised to a master mason.
Taylor Lodge meets on the
Saturday night before the first
Sunday in each month and it so
happens that the Saturday
night before the first Sunday in
May. 1911 fell on May 6 as it
did this year.
He was presented his pin by
Past Grand Master S. Dexter
Forbes of Charlottesville. Others
present included the District Dep
uty Grand Master, E. j. Throck-
morton, of District No II. Tap
scott is a past master Of Taylor
Lodge and also past master of
Scottsville Lodge where he holds
a dual membership. After pre-
sentation of his pin he talked on
What Masonry Had Meant to
Me the Past so Years.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-12
Powhatan Supervisors Prefer Risk
OF Deficit To Raising Tax Levy

POWHATAN, May II - The
Powhatan county board of super
ylsors Monday, carefully con
sidered the total budget for the
fiscal year beginning July /. 1t
decided to face a short deficit
rather than raise taxes.
The total estimated expendi-
ures amount to $445 $50, Of which
1888 ,94l is for educational pur-
poses, and the difference for
general operation of the coun-
ty including the Welfare Depart
nant.
Estimated revenue from local
sources is $208, 722 and from the
state 1928 ABS, making total
Of $432. l57. Estimated revenue
from local sources includes sale
Of county auto and truck Ii
censes.
While the budget shows an es-
timated deficit of $13 1913, Sam
w. Bonifant. chairman of the
board, said I'VE hope that there
will be an increase in revenue
along with conservative spend
ing that will offset most of the
deficit" The Board perferred to
show deficit rather than to in
crease the tax levy on real es-
tate and personal property at
this time.
The budget is for Informative
and fiscal planning purposes
only, and will not be approved,
adopted or ratified by the Board
of Supervisors.
A public hearing will be held
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-12
70 Alumni
ScOttsville Alumni
Event Draws 200

COTTSV VILE, May II
There were 70 alumni who
attended the second annual alu-
mni dance given by the School
Parent Teacher Association at
Scot Willie School Saturday
night. Approximately two humid
red people gathered for the oc-
casion in the gymnasium.
Forest E. Paulett a graduate
of the class of 1915, the oldest
class represented, recalled that
he and the late Mildred Kidd
were sent to Charlottesville that
year to represent Scottsville
School in the first forensic meet,
started in the state 46 years ago.
Paulett is now the Scottsville
district representative on the
Albemarle County School Board.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-12
MY Servant, Job" Is
CivenBy Youth Group

CHULA. May 1.-THE young
people of Moores Sunday School,
presented, MY Servant Job, .
the Bible drama, by Rev. James
Colville, Sunday morning. Those
taking part Were-MrS. Aubrey
Dodson Ramona Dodson. Caro-
Ign Key, Aubrey Dodson, How
ard McMillion, Ruth Russell,
Clarice Dole, Emma Kew. Car
roll Bernard, Charles Key, Patsy
Bollinger, and Mrs. Syble bod
son. The two adult Sunday
School classes had Just com
pleted the study of Job.
Miss Ramona Dodson and
Ronald Clopton. of Richmond
were supper guests Of the Nun
Gle Dodsons Wednesday night.
Libble Sherry Russell, Of Rich
mond, spent several days with
her grandparents, the A. NJ. bod
sons, last week. Her mother,
Mrs. James Russell and her
three sons drove up Sunday
morning to spend the day and
take Sherry home.
Mesdames A. C. Ma h, of
Charlotte Court House, and j. c.
Stigall and Wesley Stigall. of
Midlothian. visited their broth
er, Thomas Beasley, and Mrs.
Beasley Sunday. Mrs. Nash is
spending sometime with the
BeaSleys.
I'm sorry to report Ronald
Clopton is very sick from a strep
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-12
Women of Muddy
Creek Serve
Ruritan Dinner

TRENHOLM. May IL = The
WMU women of Muddy Creek
Church served a ham supper to
the Ruritan Club of PoWhatan
Wednesday night in the War Me
mortal Building.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs w.
l Stokes recently were Mr. and
Mrs. w. E. Stokes and family,
Stuart Stokes. Mrs. June Mont
gomery and son. Of Richmond.
Mrs. F. w. BoatWright and chill
dren. Clyde Denoon. Mrs. w. H.
Smith and Mamie May Cole.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hatcher
and family, of Richmond. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Duke and
family, of Richmond. we're din
family, Mr.. and Mrs. R. B..
Wilburn Sunday. Other visitors
were Mrs. Henry Hatcher and
faml y.Mr. and Mrs. R. B..
Swami and Mrs. Roy Sinner and
daughter.
Miss Leslie BoatWright spent
Friday night with Miss Anita
Carol. Stokes.
G. B. Cosby, Sr., is still in a
Richmond hospital. We hope he
is improving.
Mrs. CLYDE Denoon spent
Monday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dixie Wilkerson at Ma
con.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stratton and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart Stratton in Richmond Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Snead Denoor
and son, of Powhatan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Denoon and fami-
ly, Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Swami.
Mrs. Roy SILVER and daughter
visited Mrs. j. l. Denoon, Miss
Bernice Denoon and Mrs. Eliza
Game Sunday Monday visitors
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Stokes
and Patricia Ann Stokes.
Mrs. Jean Childress of
Crozier, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Denoon Sunday.
Miss Owe Davis and her
niece. of Richmond, visited her
home here recently. Her sister.
Mrs. Aliene Murphy. is quite i'll
in Richmond hospital.
Mrs. r. j. Willis is spending
several days i'll Richmond
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Hogan.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. R. j.
Willis Sunday were MIR. and
Mrs. w. E. Stokes and family
Stuart Stokes, Of Richmond, Mr..
and Mrs. w. 1. Stokes. Patricia
Ann Stokes. and Mr.. and Mrs,
F. w. Boatwright and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Palmore
OF Powhatan, were Luncheon
guests Of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. N. c. Palmore, Sunday.
Mrs w. H. Smith and Audrey
Smith spent the week end with
Charles rews and Mrs. Arvld
Blackstock at SAKE.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-12

on June IL at 10 am.
Other business included the
approval of the purchase of a
new radio to be installed in the
police car of Sheriff Floyd W.
Simpson. This will make avail
able the use of the old radio for
Deputy Sheriff William Hatcher
whose car has not been pre-
viously equipped with a radio.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-12
ALL. SET

Il thought of a fine idea to-
day, dear. l promised a thousand
dollars to man if he would re-
lieve me of all my worries"
but where will you get the
thousand to give him?"
That Will be Ms tust worry"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-12

throat.
Mrs. James Russell accom-
panied the second grade of her
son Jerry's school, to Washing
ton, D. C. last Friday. Someone
asked her how she enjoyed her
trip and she said, no comment.
She was in charge of a very &C
tive group.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Dodson
called on the A. M. Dodsons,
Sunday afternoon.
Mcsdames A. c. Nash and T..
c. Beasley visited Mrs. Emily
Irons. Monday.
HIGH HEELS STOP PARTIES
Glasgow - High heels have
slowed down a Mormon Mission
airy campaign in Scotland.
Two young American mission
aries lost use of a school GYM
nasium for youth club they had
organized. The girls were damag-
ing the floor with their stiletto
shoes at the dances and parties
held in the gymnasium.
The Belmont school officials
said damage to the floor amount
ed to $3.50.
The two young missionaries
said. IF the people we have con-
verted recently stay on our side
after this. I'm sure we'll be given
all the help we need
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-12

CHILDREN OF. THE AMERICAN REV
OLUTION at Farmville recently witnessed the
installation of the 1862 officers by Ann Nor
ton DeMuth, left, state chaplain of the Virginia
Society, CAR. The ceremony was held at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Goode. Seated is Luce
Scott Lancaster, president. Other officers are
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-04
Program

CONTINUED from Back Page
WE DISCUSSED GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MOVE
MENT AS THE HEALER OF THE NATIONS Full
FILLMENT OF JESUS PROPHECY TO THAT
WICKED AND ADuLTERoUs GENERATION" WHICH
COULD NOT BEAR" a COMPLETE AND FINAL
REVELATION - POST LINCOLNS MARTYRDOM VIA
GODS GREATEST MARY. BAKER EDDY. WOMAN
OF REVELATION. l2:l. s. CLOTHED WITH THE SUN,
THE NOON UNDER HER FEET UNDERSTAND
INc. CROWNED WITH TWELVE STARS!
MAN CHILD TO RULE ALL NATIONS WITH A
ROD OF IRON - oMNIPoTENT. DIVINE LOVE. YOUR
"FATHER.MOTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoNIoUs"
MR.. HART is WELL ACQUAINTED WITH SOME OF
THE FRUEHAUFs.
DIR. FRUEHAUF,' A NEW THRILL!
WE PREFER TO HAVE THOSE ACCUSTOMED TO
DOING SO, ADDRESS US AS MR. - BUT IT WAS
THRILL TO BE INTRODUCED AS DR.. ANDREW FRUE-
HAUF, PUBLISHER OF [GoD'sl DETROIT TRIBUNE! -
WHICH WE ACKNOWLEDGED ON OUR FEET. WITH A
SMILE AND A BOW; AND WE WERE REMINDED OF THE
SCRIPTURE: THE HEAVENS SHALL LAUGH AT THE
ScOFFERS THE DOUBLING THOMASES' THOSE LIKE
PETER, THREE TIMES A LIAR ON THE EVE OF
THE CRUCifIxION! BUT. MY! - So DAYS LATER,
THE DAY OF PENTEcOsT - ON FIRE WITH
THE HOLY GHOST!
AND WE WERE JUST RE-READINc THAT THRILL
ING SERMON OF HIS ON THE DAY OF PENTEcoST.
those first three Chapters Of the Acts Of the Apos
files - and read about mvfvdes converted - SPEAK
ING WITH NEW TONGUES"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-04
Ted Husing Tells

CONTINUED from Back Page)
WE BELIEVE, ARE ALMOST SURE, WE SENT MR.
HUSNc A FAT PIECE OF MAIL, MIGHTY ANGEL POW
Fri ENOUGH TO WORK MIRACLES!
lied HUsINc TELLS HOW FRIENDS
GAVE HIM FAITH IN GOD"
The book which wrote recently with Cy Rices help
bears this inscription:
This Book Is Dedicated
To Those Who Are Lonely
And Not Lucky Enough
To Have Ny Wonderful
Family and Ny Wonderful
Friends"
Only few years ago self-made who
For that matter beyond childhood recognition, had very
little idea Of who God And besides, my life moved
TOO rapidly IL too full. for to reflect such mar
iers
In 1856 was still making $250000 year land
spending il! saved money! the Ted Hvsing's
Bandssnd" when for the first time had to admit to bad
health Because had fear Of letting people know that
sick xray pictures taken in great secrecy
They revealed large tvmor pressing against my brain.
When I regained consciousness after and
onehsIf hour operation blind paraiyzed unable 70
speak. The non-msIsnsnt had been removed but
optic tract damaged knocking out pair Of nerves.
The told that only with hard work my part
could ever hope TO see sgan-even partially.
Many people who undergo ihs removal Of svmor such
had robbed Of their will TO live.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-04

DIRECTORS or THE MOTHER CHURCH: WHY
DON'T YOU PERMIT - AND - INSIST THAT ERWIN
D. CANAAN De A 1907 CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
HAS NE JOINED TOO MANY OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.
IN DIsoBEDlENcE TO THE CHURCH MANUAL7
PERHAPS IN THE NOT TOO DISTANT FUTURE WE
SHALL OFFER TO COME TO BOSTON AND OFFER OUR
VIEWS. AS A MAJOR PROPHET OF "OUR FATHER-MoTH-
Err GOD. ALL-tARMoNIous," WITH A WORLD MESSAGE
AND MISSION
BEST WISHES. AT YOUR SERVICE.
LOVINGLY AND INTERNATIONALLY YOURS
ACCORDING TO CHRIST JESUS 90 YEARS
RETURN - FoREvERMoRE - IN HIS
MODERN KINGDOM. THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
MOVEMENT. HEALER OF THE NATIONS.
REvELATOR OF THE REAL
Andrew Frvehavf. Publisher
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-04

Noon Lenten Services
tconfinued from Back Pase)
MAKING IMPERATIVE THE SPIRITUAL REBIRTH VIA
THE C-H-LL-DL.E-s-s CHRIST JESUS, 1.-THE WAY.
THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE" 30 YEARS RETURN!
- FOREvERMORE - IN HIS MODERN KINGDOM,
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT - HEALER OF
THE NATIONS REvELATOR OF THE REAL,
THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH REV. 2lI)
OF THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF UNAVAILABLE.
ETERNALLY COMPLETELY POPULATED. oMNl-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE =
Externally VOID OF SIN. HELL, MATTER" AND
THEIR FATHER, THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC
ADAM-EvE FRAUDS AND MYTHS - AS PER
GENESIS OF EXCLUSIVELY REAL. PERFECT
CREATOR. CREATION OFFSPRING UNIVERSE
l:26: MAN. YOUR TRUE BEING - GODS IMAGE
AND LIKENESS - WITH DIVINE DOMINION OVER
ALLI
v. 81: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE
1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT cREAToRl HAD MADE.
AND. BEHOLD. 1T WAS Isl VERY Good!
PART2
GOD AND JESUS RE HUMAN BIRTHS. FLOODS
LUNACY. TREASON! : BLESSED ARE THE
BARREN. THE W0MBs THAT NEVER BEAR!
JESUS REPUDIATED BOTH SEX AND
HUMAN PARENTH00D
SEX IS ALWAYS OF THE DEVIL -!
MARRIAGE IS MERELY POTENTIAL
DIVINE CONTROL!
SEX IS LIKE THE THINGS THAT ARE SEEN -
TEMPORAL - [M-Y-T-H-IC-A-L IL BUT THE THINGS
NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL! - ST. Paul.
JESUS: THIS WORLD SHALL PASS AWAY" IT DID
FOR HIN. IN THE ASCENSION! DOES NOT
ACTUALLY EXIST AT ALL!
pAssN Tile TILE
tCen. l:31) IS REAL!
WE DO APPROVE OF YOUR HEARING THESE
PROTESTANT SPEAKERS - BETTER. BY FAR. THAN
THE SATAN BOUND" ROMAN CATHOLIC cLER-
CY AND HIERARCHY. AND THE SATAN BOUND"
RABBINATE OF THE CHRIST-REJECTlNC JUDAS
JUDAISM!
SOME OF you WILL RECEIVE THE ISSUE OF THE
DETROIT TRIBUNE CARRYING THIS COLUMN, AND
MAY, THEREFORE. HEAR DR.. EDWIN 7. DAHLBERc IN
HIS FINAL SERMONS, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NOON.
= MARCH T. 3 RADIO SERMONETTE SUPERB MON
DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING SPEAKS MONDAY.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY = MARCH SO;
MRS. NORMAN VINCENT PEALE = THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY - MARCH 9. TO-
DR. RALPH w. socKMAN MONDAY. TUESDAY.
WEDNESDAY = MARCH 1915.
DIR. ANGUS j. MaeQUEEN. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
DR.. EDMUND A. sTEIME. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
MARCH 2024.
WELL KNOWN DETROIT AREA PREACHERS
WILL SPEAK
MONDAY. MARCH ~ = THE RT. REV. ROBERT l.
Dewitt.
TUESDAY, MARCH 20 = THE REV. THOMAS RUFF
FlN
WEDNESDAY. MARCH ~ - DR. JAMES n. LAIRD.
THURSDAY, MARCH 20 = BISHOP JOSEPH GOMEZ.
MARK D. LITTLER President Detroit Council Of
Churches; Or. c. MERRILL LENox, Executive Director;
DR.. w. CLYDE DONALD II, Chairman Evangelism Depart
ment.
OLD MARINERS SERVICES
Services each noon (l2:05l2:35) at Old Mariners
Church in the Civic Center joint undertaking Of Old
Mariners the Detroit Council Of Churches
neniesI witness TO Metropolitan Detroit Speakers are
MARCH l-3 - DR.. WALTON &. COLE.
MARCH 6-lo - DR. ROBERT BRUCE PIERCE.
MARCH 1914 DR.. JESSE JAI Mcneil.
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Jesus REPUDIATES SEX AND
HUMAN PARENTH00D!
THUS BEGINS THE ANSWER TO THE "PoPuLA-
TloN EXPLOSION" LUNAcy. TREASON
SEX ALWAYS OF THE DEVIL ~!
MARRIAGE MERELY POTENTIAL
DIVINE CONTROL!
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Brotherhood [uncheon-

Brotherhood Luncheon
lconnvsd from Back Psss'
February H. 1851
Lucy Thurman YW.cA.
Detroit Michigan
w. A. Lewis Agency
Automobile - Fire - Bonds = Liability
Burglary - Compensation
26l7 w. Grand Boulevard Detroit 9. Michigan
February 20, 1851
Or. Andrew FrUehsvf CS,
HiItonStstIer Hotel
Detroit Michigan
Dear Or. Frvehsvf:
Many thanks for accepting invitation to sit at shs
speakers table Wednesday, February H. 1861 al the Booker
T. Washington Trade Association Annual Brotherhood
Luncheon.
Very truly yours,
BOOKER 7. WASHINGTON
BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
(signed) Walton A. Lewis
Brotherhood Luncheon Committee"
LANDOWNERS Insurance Company - Home Office at
Lansing, Michigan"
Booker T. Washington Of the very few
in his country consulted about the affairs Of ihe
nation in making my plans President Of the United
States did IL because knew he absolutely vnsesh,
that he Just much interested in the welfare and
progress Of white people he interested in the well
Of his people, No in this nation TO knowl
higher ideals higher aspirations for this nation
than did Booker r. Washington, and to my know-
edge ever realization Of those ideals"
Theodore Roosevelt
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OLD MARINERS SERVICES
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Services each noon (l2:05-l2:35) at Old Mariner
Church in the Civic Center joint undertaking OF o.
Mariners and the Detroit Council Of Churches ee
rneniesI witness to Metropolitan Detroit Speakers
MARCH l-3 - DR.. WALTON e. COLE.
MARCH $40 - DR.. ROBERT BRUCE PIERCE.
MARCH 1914 - DR.. JESSE JAI Mcneil.
MARCH l5-7 - DR. TERENCE J. FINLAY.
MARCH 2o24 y DR. HENRY HIT CRANE.
MARCH 1870 - THE RT. REV. RICHARD s.EMRIcI
MARCH 81 GOOD FRIDAY - THE REV. ELMER
USHER
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