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PIXLEY. SARAH p. Nee MacIntyre).
on sunday, August 25, 1868, al her
residence, SARAH P PIxLEY Of
S 5sGs Ms sya dr. R Pet No
Px xey a m9f Mr., OF 0 MSf siTo aayeS
Services at the s. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, .29Ol l4th st: NV.
on Wednesday. August 20, at pm.
Hill Cemetery, In lieu OF flowers a
contribution. maybe made as an
expression Of sympathy to Takoma
Park Baptist Church building fund.
PLATT, ROSE. On Monday, August 90,
1853. ROSE PLATT Of 3O22 stoney-
Of Joseph Plat; devoted mother T Of
Mrs. Charlotte Goren OF Silver
Spring. Md; Mrs Dorothy Berger
o. Bowie, Nd and Henry Plat Of
William Caplan Of Cleveland, Ohio;
Mrs; Sarah Pearlman. Miss Ida
Caplan and Miss Anna Captain. all OF
philadelphia, Pa, and four grand
dnIs5eEa Ser SERVICES sn, At the, G D.
August ~, at 1886 am. InteTment
King David Memorial Garden. In
mourning at 9Sll East Light dr.,
Silver Spring, Md. Family suggests
in lieu OF flowers contributions be
made to the Metropolitan Heart
Guild, 1874 18th st. NV.
PORTER, LUBE LISToN. Suddenly,
on Saturday, August "a, 1868, at
the washington Sanitarium and
Hospital, LUBE LISToN PORTER
Of .S521 Garland ave, Takoma
Park, Nd, beloved husband Of
Alma s. Porter, father Of Robert
Eugene Porter and brother of Ora
ham Porter. Four grandchildren
also survive. Friends may visit
with the family at the Takoma
Funeral Home, 254 Carroll st. NV.
parking opposite, on Monday. Au-
gust %, from z to 8 pm, where
services will be held on Tuesday,
August 81, at II am. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 90
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the date is set, the girl her.
self purchases her round trip
ticket for the transportation.
After her arrival, all finan-
cial expenditures should be
assumed by you.
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Question: Should cards be
removed from floral tributes
when they are received at a
funeral home? If the services
are to take place in a pri-
vate home, would the same
procedure be followed?
Mrs. B. w. C.
Answer: Cards should never
be left on floral tributes, no
matter where the services are
held. At a funeral home,
they will make a list describ-
ing the flowers received and
the names of the senders. If
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the shoe were on the other
foot?
y 4 So
Question: I am a young
man of twenty-five and have
a best girl" Of whom 1 am
very fond. We are not en-
gagged - yet. Would it be
proper for me to ask her to
visit me here In Washington
where I live with my par
ents? She lives and works in
New York.
Mrs. H. C.
Answer: Yes, but don't you
do the asking. Have your
mother extend the invitation
to the young girl, even If she
has not met her. You can
follow this with a letter your
self. If, after an exchange of
letters, all is agreeable and
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Secretaries Set
Dinner Meeting

The executive chapter Of
the National Secretaries As
ISOLATION international will
hold a dinner meeting Tues
day at the Occidental Res
taurant. A social hour will
begin at 8 pm. and dinner at
Z pm.
Following the dinner a
fashion show of fall hats will
be presented.
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of apology, but I don't think
it will do much good. She
knows your opinion Of her
and she wouldn't be human If
she didn't want to stay away
from any further contact with
you. How would you feel If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22
MODERN MANNERS
Answers From
Question Box
BY CAROLYN HAGNER SHAW

Question: So many of the
old social forms have either
changed completely, or been
modified, I am wondering
whether or not the length of
time one should wait for a
tardy guest when entertain
ing at either lunch or dinner,
has been changed?
Mrs. H. M. T:
Answer: If the invitation
signifies 7:30, with cocktails
and dinner to follow at 8,
a hostess should never wait
later than 8:15 to serve the
meal. All too many people
cultivate the objectionable
habit of always being late.
Perhaps If they were en-
barrassed a few times by
having to enter the dining
room when everyone else is
seated, they might mend
their ways! There is one ex-
ception to this rule. If the
guest of honor is late, there
is nothing to do but wait
until he arrives. Actually, he
should put in an appearance
a little ahead of time, just to
be safe. Only an emergency
would be cause for forgiving
him a tardy arrival.
IS &&
Question: My wife has
been Gliding me because of
an incident that took place
recently when we were hosts
at a night club. We had
taken another couple as our
guests for dinner and
dancing. When the music
started, I invited our lady
guest to dance. OF course her
husband asked my wife to do
the same. ] have been in the
dog house with my wife ever
since because she says that
a gentleman always asks his
wife to have the first dance.
Please settle this argument
for us. I know she will pay
attention to you, where she
definitely won't with me!
Mr.. E. N. w.
Answer: You handled this
situation in an absolutely cor
rect manner. You would have
been completely in the wrong
had you not asked your
woman guest to have the first
dance with you. I think your
wife is barking back to the
old high school prom days,
when it was considered proper
land still Isl that a young
man dance the first dance
with the girl he escorted. This
does not apply, however,
when you are hosts to women
guests. You dance with your
wife after you have danced
with the others first.
Question: I had a most en-
barrassing experience the
other day caused by my own
stupidity. When chatting with
a friend while I was In q
booth having my hair done, I
made several comments re-
lative to a mutual friend. They
were not particularly compli-
mentary, unfortunately. I'm
agine my horror upon leaving
to find the person we had been
discussing right in the next
booth. 1t was obvious she had
heard because Of the frosty
greeting I receive d. I am
anxious to apologize but
don't know where to begin.
What shall I do?
Miss v. L. S.
Answer: First, learn a les
son from this experience.
Never, under any circum-
stances discuss anyone (even
if you say nice things) when
in public. This episode of
yours would seem to foretell
the end of a beautiful friend
ship. In this instance. I
frankly do not think even an
apology will undo the harm
that has been done. To salve
your conscience, which should
hurt, you might write a letter
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taking place in a private
home. someone should be
asked to take over this task.
Usually a close friend, not a
relative, is asked to do so.
REGISTERED U. 8. Patent Office
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Elegant VENETIAN
LAT BELOW AUCTION PRIcEs)

At low Door Store prices you otford to buy that
coveted Venetian imPor-o magnificent creation Of
curves and cupds and eit-thot will make your room,
be it modern PERIOD come to life with color and
individuality. Pick chest q secretary, table base
topped with marble mo9nificentD, or mirror or
wall decoration. All pieces are one two of kind all
splendid reproductions Of the great Venetian periods
Shown Venetian trumeou, combining chest, secretary
imports and Furniture InPorts. Open weekday evenings
Q
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-19
Ashby n. Gaskins,
Honored At Women's S
Service League Teo

Ashby H. Gasl1ns, recently re-
signed vocational services director
Of the Minneapolis Urban League
was the guest of honor, Sunday,
December 10 at a tea given at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Laurence
Harper, 2316 Seavury Av., from 8
to 5 pm. under the auspices of the
Women's Service League of the
Minneapolis Urban League.
Mr.. GaslIins who had been ad-
visor to the Service League was
presented with a scroll expressing
the Service Leagues appreciation
for the contributions he had made
to the group. He also received an
travel alarm clock as a gift.
Members of the group present
with their husbands were DR.. and
Mrs. Laurence Harper, Messrs. and
Mines. Charles johnson, Oscar H.
Newman, Edwin Sizer, Frank Will
derson, Robert Williams, Cato Nc
Kinnie, James H. Reeves and Col.
eridge Hendon.
Other members of the group who
were unable to attend were Mines
James Gibbs, Jr., and Charles
Dawes.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-19
The Booker Spencers
Hosts To Liemdndf
EMPLOYEES Xmas PorfV

1t was a gala evening, Saturday
evening, December IA, when Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Lemandt and en-
ployees of his store, gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Booker
T. Spencer, 343 E. 41st for their
Christmas party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer, hosts,
greeted the guests in their most
hospitable way. Their home was
gaily decorated with Christmas
greens and a nistletoe bell hung In
the center of the living room.
The holiday dinner was spread
on a prettily appointed dinner
table which had a beautiful table
cloth with Christmas decorations
and centerpiece of holly, a red
reindeer and candles.
More than 80 persons enjoyed
the party with dancing, recordings
and conversation.
Also present were Mr.. and Mrs.
William S. Berry, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Posten, Mr.. Posten is as
sistant county attorney and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Gates.
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Parry Honors Two
Servicemen Dec. J

Specialist 4/C Carson Anderson,
3133 Girard Av. S., and AirInan
sc James Cook, stationed in Du-
luth, Mimi, were the guests of
honor at a party at the Anderson
home, on Saturday, Dec. 7. Guests
were helping Mr.. Anderson cele-
brate his discharge from the SER
vice, Friday, Dec. 6, and Airman
Cooks birthday on Dec. 5.
Specialist Anderson had been
stationed at FIT. Hood, Texas until
Nov. 27 and then transferred to FIT.
Riley, Kans. Mr.. Alderson's wife
Junette was hostess. Guests were
Eight Airforce buddies of Airman
Cook; members of the Les Jeunes
Files and their escorts; and
Messrs. James Stephens, Walter
Jones, Kenneth Grigsby, Jack Don
nell Joe Johnson; and Misses Ruby
Johnson, Jonita Careau, Regina
Ballard, Cherry Slaughter and Mrs.
Maria Reed of the Panama Canal
who is here attending the Univer-
sity of Minnesota; also Messrs.
Burl Grigsby, Russell Bryant, Bill
ly Barrett, Billy Jones, Edward
Radden, and Uonnie Fues.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-19
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To Robert

Sing Heigh! For the drifting snow,
A snow white carpet lays,
And dresses up the trees,
For a Happy Holiday.
Small children full of joy,
And parents full of glee,
Hiding away the toys
And trimming the Christmas Tree.
People hurrying thru the streets.
With a Merry Christmas" TO all
they meet;
For soon the blessed day is here
Filling every heart with cheer.
With open doors on every hand,
Welcoming the Christ Child in.
Not forgetting Twas on this day
The Son of God, in a manger lay!
So that you, and you, and me,
This wondrous day could see,
Now the happy voices ring again
Peace on Earth, Good Will to
Men! - Tessie SOniOn, 1889
Eustis St, st. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-19
ConsisforY Christmas
Party Attended
BY $50 Persons

More than $50 individuals en-
joyed the Family Christmas Night
Party at Halle Q. Brown which
was sponsored by the North Star
Consistory. Of this total, PIP were
parents. Santa Claus was on hand
to give bags of fruit and candy to
every child present. Refreshments
were also served consisting of Hot
Chocolate, ice cream and cookies.
Featured on the program were:
David, Gregory and Barbara Mans
field playing the saxophone, clar-
met, and piano.
Also tap dancers from the Kay
Stoffel Studios. Jacquelyn Abel
who played several numbers on
the accordian.
Songs were rendered by Beverly
Kemp and Annette Mckinney ac-
companied by Sandra Ross.
Jerry Martin amused the audi
ence with magical tricks and piano
solos were rendered by Pamela
Bloedorn.
Doreen Marie, Lee Ann Marie,
Idelia Brown and Patricia Nelson
known as the ''Marionettes" also
rendered songs.
A Christmas me age was
brought by the Halle Q. Brown
executive director, Alice Onque'
and the program was emceed by
the program director, Janabelle
Taylor.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-19
Additional Social &
Personal News
MINNEAPOLIS

Canadian Visitor: Tiller Cole
man, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada,
arrived in Minneapolis, Monday,
December 9 to visit his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Coleman, 1896 Fourth Av. S. Mr..
Coleman is exalted ruler, Menlik
Lodge, IBPOEW. He left for his
home Friday, December 13 after
pleasant trip.
Visiting In Ohio: Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Bobo and children, David,
Oscar, William, Elizabeth, Howard,
Joseph and Daniel, left Thursday
December II for a three months
visit with their brother and sister
in-law and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Tony Bannarn and family. Mr.
Bannarn is a former, Minneapolis
resident.
Birthday Greetings To: Miss
Elsie Jackson, 1904 Clinton Av.,
who will observe her natal day,
Saturday, December 81.
New Address: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lie B. Hale and children formerly
of 1862 Clinton Av., are now re-
siding at 400 Fifth Av. S.
Club Met: The Twilight Social
Club met Saturday, December IA
at the home of Mrs. Mary Boone,
1922 Portland Av., at $50 pm.
Plans were completed for a holiday
party on January T. After a buffet
supper the club enjoyed socializing
and playing games. The next reg
ular meeting will be held, January
IL, with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfonzo
Hayes, 1907 E. 21st st.
Mr.. Lee BritOn, 1928 Fourth Av
S., underwent surgery on his back
for the second time, Tuesday, Dec
10, at Mt. Sinai Hospital, and is
reported in good condition.
Twin Cities BOwlers Guild News
The Twin Cities Bowlers Guild
will have their Christmas Party
Saturday, Dec. 21, at Prince Hall
lodge hall, $50 University.
There will be no regular monthly
meeting of the Twin City Bowlers
Guild until further notice.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Joiner, 1929 Fourth Av. s,
who celebrated nine years of mar
ried life on December IL.
Happy Birthday To Master Stew
en- Bell, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Bell, 914 Girard Av. NJ, whose
birthday is Dec. %.
EnrOute To California: Dan
Coates, Sioux Falls, So. Dakota
stopped by the Minneapolis Spokes-
man on Friday, December 13.
Breezing in, he stated he was en-
route to sunny California.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-19
joint Coffee Hour,
Of MofronS Council
& Masters Council

Following the comforting of the
Past Masters Degree and the Mat
ron's and Patrons Administrative
Degree a joint coffee hour was held
in the Masonic Temple, 1882
Fourth Av. S., Minneapolis, Sun
day, December Is.
The past masters Degree was
given to the following newly elect
ed worshipful masters; James
Adams, Pioneer Lodge No. 1; Per-
feet Ashlar No. 4, and Palestine
Lodge No. 7, F. and Am.
William Lockhart, president OF
the Past Masters Council was as
sisted by Laperceu Greene in CIV
ing the Degree.
Worthy Matrons receiving the
Adm n strative Degree were,
Mines. Willie Wilson, Electa Chap
ter No. 8; Mary Clemons, Queen OF
Sheba Chapter No. 5, and Jeanette
Howard, Pride of The West No. 9,
Order Of the Eastern Stars Prince
Hall Affination. Robert L. Cox,
worthy patron Of Princess Oziel
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-19

Return To Twin Cities After
Two Years Absence: Two sisters
and their husbands and families,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Marty and
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Shepard
who have been living in Havre,
Montana have returned to the Twin
Cities and are temporarily making
their home with relatives at 2412-
IA Fourth Av. S. until the first of
the year. Mr.. Marty was in the
upholstering business in Havre.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-19

Lee Short, 733 Carroll. Mrs. Simp-
kins plans to leave for her home
on Dec. 20.
Home From Hospital: Harry S.
Brown, TOT Iglehart Av., returned
home, Tuesday, December IT from
Northern Pacific Hospital where
he has been patient for eight
days. He is much improved.
Hostess To Club: Mrs. James
Taylor, 1854 Thomas Av., was hos
tess to the First Nighters Bridge
Club, Saturday, December 7. After
a beautifully appointed luncheon
several rounds of bridge were
played and the prizes were won by
Mines. Robert Harris, first Louis
Cason, second and Earline Gallo
way, third.
Mrs. Percy Dawson, guest re-
ceived a lovely gift. The next
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-19

No. 10, was the newly elected pat
ron.
Thomas M. Jones, worthy grand
patron, Prince Hall Grand Chap
ter O.E.S. Minnesota Jurisdiction
conferred the degree assisted by
Mrs. Harriet c. Jones, president Of
the Matrons and Patrons Council
and Mrs. Teresa I. Banks, associ-
ate grand matron, Mrs. CorneHa
Burns.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-19

meeting win be held, January 4 at
the home of Mrs. Pauline Wallace,
4025 Clinton Av.
Home From Hospital: Mrs. Alice
Dorsey, 967 Iglehart Av., who was
a patient in Midway hospital for
% days, returned home, Sunday,
December IS
Raymond Williams, 931 Marshall
is a patient in Bethesda Hospital
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-19

party IN the Rosewood Room at
the North Star Inn on Saturday,
Dec. IA.
Guest OF ZOnta Club: Mrs. Rosa
lie Mitchell, 1912 Elliot Av., was
guest of the Zonta Club, a bus
mess and professionals woman's s
club at their regular monthly meet
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-19

ing, held, Thursday, December IL
in the club rooms at 22nd st. and
Stevens Av. S. at $50 pm. Mrs.
Mitchell participated on the pro-
gram and gave a Christmas read
ing.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-19
Social and Personal
K ST. PAUL <

Sister Dies Mrs Laa JONES' TAI St. Anthony attended fun
era services of her sister, Mrs Ada Jane Coleman November
a. in Boone Iowa Mrs Coleman frequent visitor the
Twin Cities and well known by many st. PauliteS
New Orleans La. Mrs Ethel Bell Simpkns and six year
old daughter Ann Marie of New Orleans spent Thansgv
ing with her brOhernaw and sister and family Mr. and Mrs
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-19
Social and Personal
K MINNEAPOLIS

Arriving For Christmas Holidays Miss Joyce Clayton of
Los Angeles, CaIif has arrived in Minneapolis to spend
the Christmas holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs Ray
Thompson 425 E. Both St. Miss Clayton will share her month
vacation with her brothernaw and sister family and
Mrs. William Budgy" Thompson 3849 Fourth Av S.
Members Of the just For Fun Club will have their Christmas
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-19

The most important people in the
state read this paper regularly.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-19
DON'T HOLD BACK
YOUR NEWS ITEMSI

ISOR NE"S IIEfU9S
This newspaper now goes to
press one day earlier each
week. If you have news items
for this paper in the middle
Of the week, from Wednes-
day on, don't hold on to them.
Either phone or mail or bring
them to our office.
Our telephones for news
are Taylor 7-4O2l - Taylor
7-4O22 or Taylor 7-4O2S.
After office hours persons
with social and personal items
may call ia. 9-4714.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-19

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EnrOute To California: Dan
Coates, Sioux Falls, So. Dakota
stopped by the Minneapolis Spolses-
man on Friday, December 13.
Breezing in, he stated he was en-
route to sunny California.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-07
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UALLY UNFIT FOR my, GODS, ONE AND ONLY
HONEST. PURE, sATANFREE CHURCH, THeRA
PEUTcS. CHRIST SCIENTIST!
PROPHECY. EARLY M l900s: TT IS UNDouBTED-
LY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IS DESTINED
TO BECOME THE ONE AND THE ONLY RELIC
AND THERAPEUTICS" OF ALL RACES AND PEOPLES
= IMPERATIVE. BASIC. PURE. EDUCATION, cUl-
TuRE. POLITICS, RECREATION - THE FLESH
PRoFITETH NoTHING"I - Christ Jesus in John
$685. R.c. 81 -
AND ENTERTAINMENT - NOT OF THE "cHAsTLY
FARCE OF MATERIAL [so-caIed EXISTENCE
See lower half of PIP. az. 2s2 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEXTBOOK - GODS MAN CHILD TO HEAL ALI
NATIONS! - VIA CHRIST JESUS CHRIST
SCIENTIST KINGDOM - COMFORTER EVEN THE
HOLY GHOST. TEACHING ALL THINGS
Jimmy BresIn's Column Rev. Adam Clayton Powell
NY. Trib
Then The old sat back and the Rev. Powell
went through communion and after H. he said TO take out
No. ITO In fhe hymn book and hs choir began singing H.
The Rev. Powell picked up and his congregation first
began TO moan and then hum and then he led Them
they sang.
WHEN IT WAS OVER THE REV. POWELL SAT- IN
AN OFFICE IN THE BACK WITH A CUP or TEA WITH
LEMON he HAD ON A MINISTER'S DickEY FRONT
AND T-sHIRT AND He PUFrED A BIG CIGAR JOHN
YOUNG, POLITICAL FRIEND. AND eILL CHANCE,
Continued Next Column Topl
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-07

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cAN-INFecrED HEBRAIc "LoRD-coD" cen 21s sse)
eLAsPHeMous FRAUDS or A PSEUDO coGA-
TOR. WHOSE ALLEGED FIRST THREE OFFSPRING
ARE ADAM. EVE. ANo MuRpeRoOs CAIN -
REPuDlATED eY c.H-LL.D4-ESS CHRIST JESUS
PLANNED NON pARGNTHoOoi - call NJ
MAN .. FATHER!
YOUR TRUE BEING GODS IMAGE AND LIKE.
NESS tcen. l:26 ~ - HIS MALE AND FEMALE
IS VOID OF SATAN. SIN. SEX - LUST -
NEVER BECOMES A PARENT
GOD IS THE ONLY CREATOR. PARENT
THOU SHALT HAVE NO OTHER GODS BEFORE NET
THE PLANNED PARENTHooD LEAGUE IS CON-
QUOTING THE CLINIC ~ THE FELLOWSHIP HALL or
THE CHURCH. THIS MARKS THE FIRST BIRTH CON.
TRoL CLINIC IN A CHURCH IN THE STATE OF MicHl
GAN. AND ONE or THE FIRST IN THE UNITED STATES
The clinic will provide approved reliable birsh
troll methods and information ranging from ths "hysh"
method TO the birth control pills. The Planned Parenthood
program also offers premarsi service and education for
marisgs detection reerrsl privsts pkysieisns
clinics for pathological conditions and help for is
ehiIdIess couple.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-07
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RicHTHAND AIDES OF CHRIST JESUS CHRIST
SCIENTIST KINGDOM ARE IMPERATIVE TO
REVEAL - AND DEMONSTRATE - THE
A-LL-N-E-SS or GOOD HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE AND THE UTTER N-o-T.Ai-N-G-N.E-s.S
OF THE THINGS SEEN. TEMPORAL Isl. Paul.
THE EVIL THE HUMAN THE MATERIAL -
MERELY sHADoWy. MYTHICAL. MORTAL
T.H-o.u-G-H-r Me cESl - couNTERFEiTS,
BURLEsQuEs, AND, FORTUNATELY. OFTEN
S-YANe-oL-s OF DIVINE IDEAS! - 1.-THE
CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL [soeaIled1
EXISTENCE" - SEE LOWER HALF OF PIP. 272
2s2. OUR CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK - HEALER
GUARDIAN. LlBERAToR. OF BIBLES CLERGY!
EVERY ONE
THE "oHAsTLY FARCE" IS PROMOTED
lNvoLUNTARlLY BY THE IMPURE. SATAN
BOUND. ADAAkEvE "LoRD-GoD" DISCIPLINE.
PRAYERS. THINKING. LEADERSHIP. OF THE
NoN-cHRisT SCIENTISTS - MORAL AND
SPIRITUAL cRiPPLEs PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL
RIP VAN Wrinkles - PERSONS or
DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT. HONESTY,
INTELLIGENCE! - WHO WILL, VIA
SUFFERING - m PART - AWAKEN TO TRUE.
ETERNAL BEING - GODS OFFSPRING, IMAGE
OF INFINITY, DIVINITY. ETERNALITY CHRIST.
SCIENTIST |! - GODS PURE MALE AND
FEMALE" - Gen. lao, ~ -
ADAkAEvELESS - NEVER BORNl NEVER
DYING NEVER A SINNER NEVER BORN or
SINNERS - OF WOMAN, UNcLEANr (JoB, Old r.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-07
"THE UNITED NATIONS"

Letter to The Christian Science Monitor Nov Is
recent issue Of the Monitor contains an excellent
appraisal Of the United Nations in which appear two
found statements that TO me. are irrefufabe:
There is inevtabiIity about the Charter which even
its opponents coming 70 respect.
ONLY A WORLDWIDE ORGANIZATION AS NEAR
~ AS UNIVERSAL AS THE UN CAN HOPE TO KEEP
RAPIDLY CHANGING WORLD IN ORDER.
These truths should be taken heart by all Of
vs. for American citizens worIdctizens through
the UN and added responsibility because the
uN is American dream and IFS headquarters in
land.
SENATOR coLDWATER, HAVING DONE SOME
THINKING IN DEPTH AND FACING WHAT THE WORLD
WOULD DO WITHOUT IT. SAYS NOW, THE PRESS RE-
PORTS. I'VE SHOULD STAY IN AND TRY TO IMPROVE
IT." IF ALL THE SUPPORTERS OF THE SENATOR
WOULD TAKE THIS ADVICE AMERICAN SUPPORT
WOULD NOW BE ABOUT UNANIMOUS.
New York Joe L. MciMiIIin