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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-02
STOP KILLING YOURSELF
Restless AiIment
Not Imagination
= Sy DR. PETER J. STEIEIcRoHN

Dear DR.. Steincrohn: cts
your imagination" How l
hate those three words. My
husband says it's all in my
head when | c complain Of
creeping feelings in my legs
that prevent sleep. He tells
me to keep my legs still. l
Keep kicking them when l get
Under the covers.
i've become an insomniac.
Isve had this now for over
three years and nothin G
seems to help. My family doc
tor says there's no cure or
known cause for it. Have you
ever heard of this peculiar
conditiOn?-Mrs. o.
/ HAVE come across il
quite a few times in practice.
One Of my dear friends used
to herate me good-naturedly
quite a few times every year
for over Is years because
medicine seems to. know no
thing about this complaint.
1T should be simple for you
egghe ds," he would say.
Its not cancer or heart dis
ease. Why should it stump
your"
| don't bla m e him. For
many years he suffered the
plantations Of insomnia be-
cause he couldn't keep his
legs still at night.
l have recently come across
a paper written by X. A. Elk
bonn, MD, from the Depart
ment Of Neurology, University
Hospital, Uppsala, Sweden. It
is. called Restless Legs Syn
drome." Many misunderstood
patients like Mrs. o. will be
happy to know that at least
one scientist believes them
when they say that their rest
less legs are not just In their
imagination.
The sensation Of ants walk
ing up and down the legs, the
crawling and creeping feel
ings are really unbearable.
They usually come on, or get
worse, about half an hour aft
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Raft Kille-
brew of Goodman were Ebe-
neZer visitors Sunday.
Mrs. S. l.. Donald and son,
Walter l.. Lucas of Green
wood visited in the j. w.
Burwell home last Saturday.
l.. Lucas, better known
as "Street''), is at home now
after serving twenty years in
the U. S. Navy.
We have had a lovely week
for the State Fair in Jack
son, and our little town has
been we'll represented every
cay, especially Friday.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-17
10th Century Club
enjoys program on
Conservation

Mrs. R. J.. Dorsett was hos.
tess to the goth Century Club
on October 9th with Mrs. H,
&c. Mcclellan, President, pre-
siding over the meeting. The
opening prayer was given by
Mrs. w. N. Odom.
The Club voted to send
Christmas gifts to the inmates
in Whitfield. Mrs. Sam Moss.
Indian Affairs Chairman, is
collecting clothing for Indian
schools in Mississippi.
Mrs. T. C.. Calendar, Fede-
ration Luncheon Chairman
completed plans for the event
at the Hotel Durant on Octo.
Der 10Th with Mrs. j. d. Nc.
Kie, President of Mississippi
Federation of Women's Clubs
as guest speaker. The goth
Century Club has sponsored
the Federation luncheon witt
the Gamma Club and Wo'
mans Club cooperating since
1858.
Mrs. Calendar was leader
Iof the program on "COnser'
vation," followed by the Me.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-17
Corn, grain sorghum
supported for 1864

County Committee, pointed
out today. Growers will quail
fly for the supports by parti-
cipating in the 1864 feed grain
program, for which the sign
up period is planned for ear
ly next year.
The total national average
price support levels for the
three feed grains in 1864 will
be the same as in 1868, the
chairman explained, but a
slightly larger proportion of
the support will be made a.
valuable through loans AS
last year, the loan rate will
vary according to counties.
The support payment for each
of the three grains, however,
will be the same amount per
bushel in all counties.
For the feed grains cover
ed by the program, the loan
rate, support payment, and
total national average support
are, respectively: Corn (per
bu.), S1.10, Is cents, $1.25;
barley (per bu.), "a cents,
IL cents, SO cents; grain sor-
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-17

ghum (per cwt.), SLIT, %
cents, $500.
Besides qualifying for price
ing use.
While the 1864 program is
basically the same as the
support oanS and support
payments, the grower VINO
participates in the 1864 FEED
grain program will earn a
diversion payment on the ac-
reage he shifts from feed
grain production to a conserV-
successful 1868 program, an
important change increases
the top limit on diversion
from a farms base acreage
and also increase the rate or
payment for maximum diver
sion. In 1864, any producer
may divert, as much as %
percent of his feed grain base
acreage Tin 1868 it was 40
percent; the maximum &C
reage diversion will be 20
acres if this is more than 50
percent of the base. Also in
1864, those producers who di-
vert 40 percent or more OF
the feed grain base acreage
will receive diversion pay
ments at the maximum rate
for all acres diverted.
"While all details of the
1864 feed grain program have
rot yet been announced the
chairman said, growers hay
ing questions about the 1864
program are encouraged to
call at the ASCS county Of
flee, and our people will do
their best to answer them"
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-17
The Old South
Ebenezer, Miss.

and there was nothing more
beautiful than a drawn work
table cloth. She sat up late
at night and by coal Oil lamp,
did lovely handwork of all
kinds. / have a beautiful silk
quilt with tiny, tiny boxes as
the design and stitches you
can hardly see without a
magnifying glass. The quilt,
however, was finished.
Our parents had hobbies
such as | have mentioned,
which they loved very much.
| hope your hobby will bring
you fun and pleasure, and
may you pursue it with all
your heart, he it golfing,
singing, dancing, swimming,
raising parakeets, or the good
old "stand by, fishing"
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-17
Bibus actresses
local Gurden Club

The Lexington Garden Clut
held it's monthly meeting DC
tober 8, 1868, in the City Hall
Nineteen members were pre-
sent and one guest, Mrs. S
R. Anderson.
The theme for the meeting
was preparing for Spring
Beuaty."
Mrs. J.. H.. Bowie presided
at the short business meeting
Mr.. Lawrence Bibus, Muir
seryman from Greenwood,
presented a very interesting
talk on Azaleas. This was fol-
lowed by a group discussion.
Mrs. P. H. Williams dis
cussed the lovely dahlia spe-
cimans and arrangements
which she and Mrs. M. E.
Blake brought. Nine different
varieties were represented in,
Guiding formal and informal
decorative, cactus type min.
iature, and anemone.
After the discussion, Mrs.
Williams presented each
member with a lovely speci'
man dahlia to take home.
Hostesses for the meeting
were Mrs. p. H. Williams,
Mrs. w. E. Strider, Mrs. T
D.. Lobby, and Mrs B. S
Real .Ir
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-17
County girls
qet social bids
at MSCW

Screams of delight beat the
dawn breakfast whistle at
Mississippi State College for
Women as 1856 new students
received bids from the IL
your-year social clubs on
campus.
Miss Carolyn Stokes, as
sistant dean Of students and
co-ordinator of the clubs, an
nounced the bids issued Hol-
mes County students as fol-
lows:
SILHOUETTE: Miss Claud-
la Thomas and Miss Beth
McWilliams Of Lexington; and
Miss Susie
GWin of Tchula.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-17

Citation by Mrs. Paul Odom.
Her subject was, "The Real
Reason for Being Alive"
The members responded to
roll call with, II Tend My
Garden"
Mrs. Odom gave a talk or
wild Life" and Mrs. Caller
dlar discussed Gardening
and "Ways of Attracting
Birds to Gardens"
Fourteen members and five
guests were served a salad
plate by the hostess. The
guests were Mrs. E. H. Aich-
er of Loveland, Colorado,
Mrs. j. w. HUMPHREYS, Mrs.
Durrell Makamson, Mrs. j.
"A. Knight and Mrs. Billy
Binegar.
The next regular club
meeting will he in the home
of Mrs. Harry O'Cain on DC.
|tober 38rd.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-17
BY Eve l.. Burwell

Hobbies -
While reading an article
recently about hobbies, l won
dered if | am not just al.
hobbies. This was a disturb.
ing thought and would cook
ing come first? But a hobby
is something we pursue fol-
amusement, like collecting
milk glass, folk songs, flow.
er arranging and doing JIG
saw and cross word puzzles
Cooking is a hobby with some
Men, especially, find broiling
a steak amusing, but with
me it can not be classed as
fun for l really don't pursue
1t for amusement. No, not al
all it's work every day.
And writing a weekly col.
umn for a paper. That's fur
but it would not come under
"hobbies," for believe it OF
not, it, too, is work. When the
images in the mind will not
compose themselves and form
into words of any kind that's
when l feel l should throw
the typewriter out the window
and get to scrubbing the
floors. At least you get some
where scrubbing. You can see
progress in shining floors and
windows.
Books cannot be classed as
hobbies, for they are half
my life. They are not some
thing just for amusement.
Without books, life would in
deed be dreary and dull. Then
how about dogs? Neither
"Lassie" nor Rusty would
thank me for suggesting that
they are mere hobbies, for
they are part of the family
as well as "Queen" and "Pee
Wee"
And for the many beautiful
birds l heartily respect and
admire, and appreciate their
beauty and happy songs. Birds
re too mysterious and Won
lerful to be anybody's hob
by. They do their part to
cheer mankind, in a sad and
unhappy world. A hobby, one
feels, is a light thing and
viewed in that light. | decide
I have no hobby after all is
said and done.
There is no doubt that ev-
eryone needs something spe-
cial and interesting and pur-
sued for amusement and plea
sure only. 1t eases the stress
and strain of our competitive
living and also it increases
the interest in something 9th.
than the ally grind. People
are more fun to be with. II
sparks their conversation
On thinking this problem ov-
err, there are 2 number o:
interesting ] such as
ceramics, pal. photogra'
ply, fishing, or just plain
heading detective stories.
AS a child | remember my
mother doing beautiful pieces
of embroidery. drawn work.
needle point. chair sets, pill
low covers, dresser scarves.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-17
MISSISSIPPI
POWER & LIGHT
COMPANY

owned by ancestors Helping Build Mississippi
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-17
Piekens News
By Mrs. T. X. Daniel
HOME DEMONSTRATION
CTIrR MEETING

HOME DEMONSTRATION
ICLUB MEETING
The Pickens Home Demon
stration Club met at the City
Hall on October 10 for the
regular meeting of the mon
tn.
Hostesses were Mrs. P. l..
Montgomery, Mrs. Lena Linn
and Mrs. Lee Daniel. The
president presided over the
meeting which opened with
singing "School Days" fol
lowed by the reading of the
minutes and roll call. Nine
members were present and
the Home Demonstration A
gent.
The devotion was given by
Mrs. Lee Daniel and Council
reports by Mrs. Bob Jones.
Donations were collected for
the Old Mems and Old Lad
les Homes.
Films on Traffic Accident
Prevention were shown by
Miss Mary Harpole. A sur
prise was Mrs. Joy Frizell,
Fourth Leader and Gail Black
coming in. Gail recited her
Ali speech which was very
interesting.
A plate lunch with coca :
|colas vas served by the hos
tesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley
Hutchinson, John and Dud-
ley, III of Columbus were
weekend visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. C. ". Maxwell.
= Glad to see Mrs. Lima
Farabee in town recently and
looking so well.
= Mrs. Ruby Shoemaker
has returned from a visit in
Nashville with her daughter,
Mrs. Ray Orsborn.
- Mrs. Mollie Shrock of
Goodman spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. T. K.
Daniel.
= Mrs. Madeline Doty visi-
tied her children in Jackson
ISunday and Monday.
= Miss Minnie Pearce and
Mrs. lobe Murphree attend
ed the Fair in Jackson Tues
day.
- Mr.. and Mrs. T. C.. PO-
watt have returned from Ar
kansas and will spend some
time here at their home.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-17

Price support for corn,
grain sorghum, and barley
in 1864 will again be made
available through both local
and support payments, Mr..
Lynn Jordan, Chairman of
the Holmes Agricultural Sta
Utilization and Conservation
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-17
VIOLATORS CAUGHT .

Three Louisiana men were
caught on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 9, seining in Eagle Lake
with an illegal mesh net. The
men, Otis Tucker Booth, ia
mes Weeks and Jessie Weeks
were released under 500 bond
each. Al three men list Har-
risburg, Louisiana as their
residence.
Arresting Game Wardens
K. B. Brown and Johnny La.
ney, arrested the men as they
worked the 384 yard seine
One end of the seine wasted
70 a tree on the Mississippi
shore of Eagle Lake.
The net was valued at ap-
proximately 81, 500. Trial for
the men will be held at a
later specified date.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-17

JET-SMOOTH LUXURY C~HEVROLET-For luxury
loving people. Rich new styling, finer appointments in
all four series and Is models. Engines up to 425 hp*
manual or Powerglide* transmissions.
NEW pacesetting people. A totally
new kind of car with small-car handling. big-car comfort!
Styling that makes expensive cars jealous. Three series
and II models, and a full choice of engine and trans
mission teams! I
CHEVY I-For practical people. Chevy II -
with new V8 power for Misunderstanding. Eal7
Stretches the shoestring further with A. and
See five entirely different lines Of cars at your Chevrolet Sh
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-17
PUBLIC MEETIN

PUBLIC MEETIN -
Deer Biologist Bob Noble
and other members of the
Mississippi Game and Fish
Commission will hold a public
meeting at the Mayersville
Court House on Tuesday, Oc-
tober %, at 7:30 p. m. The
purpose Of the meeting is to
discuss the proposed "iany
deer" season with the sports
men of Iss lquena and War
rem Counties.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-17

BY Eve l.. BurWeH

The friends Of Tommy
Swayze will be sorry to hear
that he suffered a stroke and
is a patient in the Lexington
Hospital. We wish for him a
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-17
recovery.

NPNNWv
Gerald Greer came over
from State University for the
weekend with his mother,
Mrs. Gene Greer, and grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Jones.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-17
Birthday

Happy Birthday to Billy,
little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Burwell, who celebrated
his sixth birthday, Thursday
October 10th.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01
Waiting


(connved From Back Page)
They could decide TO oppose the Negroes for saying
Ralph MeciII puts il. There has been enough waiting"
and starting to force the ISSUE They would then find them
selves supporting in effect the strong segregaionsfs
though they not themselves extremists.
Or they could conclude that the main thrust of Negro
action nonvoIeni and that the impulse TO violence
mostly coming from the extremists the other side
In that they might we'll incline TO sympafhze with
the comparatively peaceful methods Of the current Negro
leaders. esdSSS
Recent history suggests thai the latter response is
likely Once the middle ground American is reused
and has take sides IL will usually be away from violence
and the side Of making adjustments and resolving
problem rather than holding its solution back In this
the could be quickly than anyone now
would think. When the czenry whole is at
last aroused constructive things begin to happen.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01
TEnor Is A Coward Before Tvth!- S&H

WE SHOULD BE GOOD sAMARiTANs." BRO
THEIRS KEEPERS! AND. THANKS TO THE MIGHTY
INSPIRATION OF THE BIBLE AND AUTHORIZED CHRIS
TIAN SCIENCE LITERATURE. WE CAN ACQUIRE THE
NECESSARY WISDOM AND UNDERSTANDING 49,.
AM EVER SO GRATEFUL TO "oUR FATHER
MOTHER GOD, ALL-HARMoNIOUs" - ALl-WiSE, ALL
LOVING, EVERYWHERE PRESENT. AND FOR OUR
GREAT SAVIOUR. CHRIST JESUS. AND OUR BELOVED
LEADER MARY BAKER EDDY - WOMAN" OF REvE-
LATION 12,5 -
a GREAT WONDER IN HEAVEN A WOMAN
CLOTHED WITH THE SUN AND THE NOON UNDER
HER FEET -. CROWNED WITH TWELVE STARS
WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL RULE ALL NATIONS WITH
ROD OF IRON!
THAT MAN CHILD p. 565 OF OUR PRECIOUS
TEXTBOOK: "cHRIsT. GODS IDEA, WILL EVENTUALLY
RULE ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES - IMPERATIvELY,
ABSOLUTELY FINALLY WITH DIVINE SCIENCE
1.-THE COMFORTER. EVEN THE HOLY GHOST. TEACH
ING ALL THINGS y
FINAL HYMN. No. 2o7 MRS. EDDY's MOTHERS
EVENING PRAYER'0
20 GENTLE PRESENCE. PEACE AND JOY AND
POWER;
OF LIFE DIVINE. THAT OWNS EACH
WAITING HOUR
REACTIONS:
GOOD GENEROUS. voLUMINoUs.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01
Khrushehev =


(Confinved from Back Pags)
GRANT that have such difficult position to the end OF
my days."
He smiled and mofioned with his hands. The position
Of The party is good That my position member
Of the party is good"
OF conmvnsn's future. he said: THE gentlemen who
wish death will die before WE ARE IN NO HURRY
TO GET TO ANOTHER WORLD. WE DON'T BELIEVE
IN ETERNAL LIFE -. We have wish. TO ACHIEVE
COMMUNISM"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01
Testimony

(Coniinved From Back Paee)
I'VE, TODAY. IN THIS CLASSROOM. ARE ENOUGH
TO CONVERT THE WORLD IF WE ARE OF ONE MIND;
FOR THEN THE WHOLE WORLD WILL FEEL THE IN
FLUENcE OF THIS MIND" - Mrs. Eddy's MW,
p. 279. 1889. Feb rs. Primary Class.
ExClUSlvENESS OF GOOD! EVIL UNREAL! F!
CONTINUED Next Column. Top)
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01
Clergy :

(Cohtinued From, Back Page)
AND, AGAIN, AND AGAIN IN THE 18th, 18th, and
10Th CHAPTERS OF JoHN THE COMFORTER, EVEN
THE HOLY GHOST, WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL
THINGS! IS PROPHESIED!
SURELY, you WOULD NOT PRESUME TO ARGUE
THAT THE MARVELLOUS DAY OF PENTEcosT" WAS
THE END OF REVELATION AND COMPLETE FULFILL
MENT OF PROPHECY!
DO you THINK you UNDERSTAND THE IMPLL
CATIONS OF JESUS WORDS? - THE KINGDOM OF
HEAVEN IS AT HAND, 1T is WITHIN YOU -! 1T IS
LIKE UNTO LEAvEN. WHICH A WOMAN TOOK AND
HID IN THREE MEASURES OF MEAL, UNTIL THE WHOLE
WAS LEAvENED"! Matt. 1899
NOW, HAVE YOU THE HUMILITY AND SPIRITUAL
PURITY TO coNcEDE THAT OUR, FATHER, SON, AND
HOLY GHOSTS, INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES, REvE-
LATOR, GREATEST MARY. BAKER EDDY, IS THAT
WOMAN?
AND IN OUR, HER, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXT
BOOK, "scIENcE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
SCRIPTURES" THE 9TH CHAPTER BEARS THE
TITLE, "sCIENCE, THEOLOGY, MEDICINE" - THE
THREE MEASURES or NEAL
is THAT TOO MUCH FOR YOUR SAUL OF
TARsUs' HANGOVER? ANOTHER SHOCK?
MRS. EDDY (Rev 12:l, 81 -
"a GREAT WONDER IN HEAVEN" (speed out in
column of Gods Detroit Tribune PUBLISHERS TESTI-
MoNY. NINTH CHURCH IN
"woMANs MAN CHILD lcHRIsT SCIENCE MESSIAH
SECOND CONNECT TO RULE ALL NATIONS WITH A
ROD OF IRoN"!
DEAR SON, BASIL: UNTIL YOU N0N-CHRI
SCIENTIST CLERGY : PUBLICLY :
ACKNOWLEDGE, WITH CONSIDERATION.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE = JESUS 30 YEARS
RETURN! - FoREvERMoRE -
WITHOUT THE MORTAL IDENTITY OF
MARY'S FLESH - MERELY MYTHICAL
MORTAL THOUGHT - REDUCED TO ITS
"NATIvE N-O.T.tI.l-N-c-N-E-SS" - FOREVERMORE
= IN JESUS ASCENSION! - YOU 'DouBTINc
THoMAsES 'sAULS OF TARsUs.' HAVE LOT OF
REPENTINc AND SPIRITUAL REGENERATION
TIC SUBMIT TO
SEE pp. g. and lo2. OF OUR CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEXTBOOK OUR ONE AND ONLY HONEST,
FRIEND or BIBLES. CLERGY. EVERY ONE
FOR THE REQUIREMENTS TO BE REAL
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST; ONE MUST LEAVE ALL
FOR CHRIST I - MORALLY, SPIRITUALLY,
INTELLECTUALLY - WITH THESE SIGNS
FOLLO OWING THEM THAT Believe
UNDERSTAND. AND OBEY
THEY SHALL CLEANSE THE LEPERS'I
CAST OUT DEvILSl
MAKE THE BLIND TO sEEl
THE DEAF TO HEAR!
THE LAME TO WALK
THE DUMB TO SPEAK!
RAISE THE DEAD = SOMETIMES PRONOUNCED
DEAD BY THE MD.s - BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY.
THE MILLIONS OF DEAD FROM THE NECK UP.
(coniinved Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01
Schools

CONTINUED From Back Page,
DESPERATE NEED OF BOTH BIBLE AND
"SCIENE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
SCRIPTURES" BY MRS. EDDY : WOMAN
(Mutt 1893; Revelation l2:l,5)
BUT THE BIBLE ALONE. WITHOUT ITS
IMPERATIVE GUARDIAN, LIBERATOR,
"SclENcE AND HEALTH" USED EVEN BY
UNREPENTANT SINNERS MUST Be A BLESSING
TO MILLIONS DESPITE TIE DEVIL USING
scRiPTuRE' tLincoIn Shakespeare VIA THE NOM
CHRIST SCIENTIST CLERGY. LAyMEN
LEADERS. MASSES!
1.-THE WORD OF GOD IS QUICK AND POWERFUL!
AND SHARPER THAN ANY
TW0-EDCED sW0RD!-
PIERCING TO THE DIVIDE AssuNDER OF
SOUL AND SPIRIT; [resehesl THE JOINTS AND
MARROW of the bonesl; AND is A DISCERNER
OF THE THOUGHTS AND INTENTs OF THE HEART!
ST. Paul.
AND "scIENcE AND HEALTH" AIDS IN THE
PERCEPTION OF CHARAcTER"l
SEE THAT MARVELLOUS PARAGRAPH. two-thirds Of page.
l2a ibid, PRACTICAL SCIENCE"
'PRESBYTERIANs VS. PRAYERS IN SCHOOLS
The United Presbyterian church's highest governing
body went record yesterday against prayer in public
schools Sunday closing laws and tax privileges for churches
and cIergymen.
Public schools should not be partime churches but
fvIltme public schools" He said we dare not identify
ourselves with people who insist using majority po-
son their religion down their neighbors throat
The report amended make clear that the Church
considers prayer and Bible reading Completely appropri
ate in academic courses, but opposes Them devotional
and opposes public school religious observances of
any kind.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01
Priest


In Queens Criminal Courthouse Yesterday Father Mi
ehe said quietly my attitude changed Twenty years
ago when began youth work, in favor Of leniency
for kids Now feel authorities strict enough"
Father Michel told Criminal Courts Judge J. Wolfe
Chasen, Il don't usually call ihe police unless can't
handle the trouble myself I've had trouble of this
before. and when handle il myself don't consider
it serious, Usually"
Father Michel returned to St. Clement Popes follow
ing the arraignmen He didn't feel like talking reporters
Just for outside of he paused and shook
his head and said my attitude is changed"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01
C-H-I-L-D-L-E-S-s CHRIST JESUS
PLANNED NON PARENTHO0D!

COMMANDS NE MORE AND MORE - AND HIS
1.-THE WAY THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE" ALSO HIS,
my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE DO"!
1T IS OUR PRIVILEGE AND DUTY TO BLAST sA-
TAN, SIM SEX, LUST BIRTHS FLOODS LUNAcY
TREASON!
WE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS SHOULD EXERCISE
MORAL COURAGE" AND CONTINUALLY WAGE
VIGOROUS. SPIRITUAL WARFARE WITH THE WORLD.
THE FLESH, AND THE DEVIL! = Myths! FoRTu-
NATELY. r ~ a.
ST. PAUL SAID: THE THINGS THAT ARE SEEN
ARE TEMPORAL" AND THANKS TO GODS CHRIST
SCIENCE MESSIAH WE APPREHEND THE UTTER
NO-T-H-INC-N-E.S-S OF THE EVIL THE HUMAN THE
MATERIAL WHICH ARE MERELY MYTHICAL.
MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES coUNTERFEITs BUR-
LESQUES, SYMBOLS!
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01
THE NoN-cHRIsT
ABOVE GROUND

ABOVE GROUNDS - THE NoN-cHRIsT
SCIENTISTS - ADAMS. EWES, MURDERoUs
GAINS kNAvEs' AND FOOLS THE ECO AND
PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTHooD - REPUDATED BY cH-LL-DL.Es-s
CHRIST JESUS PLANNED NON PARENTHooD
HOW DEVIL RoBs CLERGY. LAYMEN,
THE MENTAL oUAcKERY! DAMNABLE
SPIRITUAL ADULTERY, BLAsPHEMY. OF CHARGING
THE ONE REAL DEITY OF THE UNIvERsEl
tceness FIRST chspser), WHERE GOD is c0D!-
"oUR FATHER-MoTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoNloUs"
p. Is. sab = THE ONE, REAL PARENT or
CHRIST JESUS 1! - OF ALL TRUE BEING, M
AND OF, THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE WITH BEING
THE "LoRD-coD" OF GENESIS ILL., ETC.
GENESIS l:26 MAN OUR IMAGE, LIKENESS
SPIRITUAL, cHRisTLIKE - WITHOUT
BEGINNING NOR ENDING - ADAMEvELEsS!
NEVER BORN NEVER DYING NEVER
SINNER !! NEVER BORN OF SINNERS! OF
WOMAN. UNcLEAN! ! lob. Old IT,
THE LN.FLN.IT.E HAS NO BEGINNING!
p so2 s&H.
GENESIS l:2s GODS MALE AND FEMALE'Is
VOID OF SATAN, SIN. SEX LUST
"LEcALIzED," OR NOT!
newt USING SCRIPTURE Lincoln, Shakespeare
CLERGY. LAYMEN. LEADERS, MASSES THE
NON-cHRlsT SCIENTISTS! VIA SATANIC
ANTI-cHRIsT. ADAM-EvE "LoRD-coD" FRAUDs
M-Y-TH-si
NO-TH-IN-c-NE-s.s! - WHOSE PSEUDO
MYTHICAL, DAMNABLE OFFSPRING is
ADAM. EVE. MURDERoUs CAIN! ! JUDAS
kNAvEs AND FOOLS
"BRAINWAsHED." ;" HORSE AND BUGGY
CLERGY!
YOU GENTLEMEN OF THE CLOTH KEEP ON
TELLING THE PSEUDO, 'cocKEYED' so-cALLED
WORLD OF THE MYTHICAL, SATANIC,
"CHASTLY FARCE OF [so-eaIedl MATERIAL
EXISTENCE! - lower half Of p 272 S&H -
THAT SATAN. SIN, SEX, LUST. BIRTHS FLOODS
LUNACY! TREASON! CAN BE ACCOUNTED
REAL AND GOD PERMITTED! AND THAT SEX
IS OF GOD EVERY MORTAL A LIAR!
ST. PAUL IN ROMANS. TRUE, ETERNAL BEING =
CHRIST SCIENTIST! Is IMMORTAL
HOW TRULY SHAKESPEARE SAID: WHAT
[DAMNEDl FOOLS THESE MORTALS BE-!
GENESIS l:3l land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT HE 1.-THE ONE. REAL PARENT +! CREATOR
HONORED BY THE C-H-IL-DL-ESS CHRIST
JESUS j HAD MADE. AND. BEHOLD, 1T WAS
[-ES-l VERY Good!
GENESIS 2l THUS THE HEAVEN land THE
EARTH SPIRITUAL - THE REAL WERE
FINISHED AND ALL THE HOST OF
THEM" - ETERNALLY VOID OF MATTER,
HUMANS DISEASE DEATH. WARS SIN.
HE'LL, AND THEIR FATHER. THE DEVIL -
MERELY GIGANTIC ADAMEvE "LORD-GOD"
tGen. Ill eteJ FRAUDS M-Y-T-H-S