V O L . 11, N O . 43
A Lecture on Christian Science
Entitled
The ”ohs" and the "aha” have it.,
These were the expressions heard
A marriage license has been issued I
from the many lad it's of the com- to Oalus Lee route
Beaverton and
munity who attended "Star in My Orphu B. Merchant, Beaverton.
by
Kitchen," the motion p ittv n cooking
Mr. u d
By R OSE CA VE
school at the High school auditorium I attended the funeral of Mrs. Dror-
Judge Frederick C. Hill, CSB
! Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, baughs uncle, Fred Berger, Sr., of ,
of Los Angeles, California
(The cooking school was sponsored by Bethany last Tuesday afternoon,
' “i n '0 h T T e x tb o o lc . "Science a n d 1 Estabrook Re-trial
local merchants, national
food pro I Kirk’s Variety Store Opening Sat-
Member of the Board of Lectureship
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the Scriptures.
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of The Mother Church. The First Health with Key to *“e h laateiial Opens this Week
Babson Says America
ducts and the Beaverton Enterprise, urday.
she
says
In J£ e
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Church of Christ, Scientist, in
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Many valued recipes were given toy i Miss Alice Enquist, daughter of U r.
All Dressed Up and
world, thought has brought to hgh
Boston, Massachusetts
Retrial of Jack Estabrook. union-1
^tresses who took P « t to the
I
with great rapidity many useful w
WUhP,aÜkeUT ctivT tV " bave ¡st^^^^etT^Monday In-Circuit "court production In addition printed reel b r i d t o f U r . ^ ^ d T u lle rso n of Mr No Place to Go
ders.
ton June
-
pinions been rising wi^h j udge R. Frank Peters on the P«“ w*r® furnished at the door. Pri and Mts. J. Tuller of Heave.to
W as delivered in the Multnomah
After
es were awarded daily at the end 11 at a pretty home wedding.
Beloit, Wisconsin, June
24— Be­
School under the auspices of Multno­
towards the realm
of
lower !"
■ ' "coniDleted
Tuesday ° ‘ oach afternoon show, many ladles a trip to the Oregon beaches Mr. and tween now and next November, bil­
mah Christian Science Society.
f
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ror the S r*. Tuller will he
hen....... . . . . lions of dollars will come pouring out
The lecturer was introduced by £
of
Washington.
Business
fought
material basis
from six farmers, a garage man. and shing- ma"V valued gifts awarded.
N. Campbell avenue.
Miss Lancetta Steele with the follow­ Be le t
A. Brandt sold three lots in Oren- this new spending program tooth and
Belief in a
a„ rationality ,er sworn in.
|, Star
Kitchen was produced
ing remarks:
which may
right
opening
statemehts
were ln oa<t «>* ‘ bo major motion picture co to G. A. Gibbs of Beaverton, route nail, but Congress is going
Friends:
is slowly yielding to the idea of a Bofolv
2 .
ahead with it. It is going to cost a
basis
looking
away made by the attorneys the jury took a studios in Hollywood and had a large
In gives me much pleasure to wel­ metaphysical
Meet
me
at
Kirk's
Saturday.
cast of well-known actors and act-
pile of money in taxes and eventually
come you this evening on bahalf of from matter to Mind as the cause oi j bus ,ide. accompanied by Judge Pet­
Mrs. Elsie Christensen. Master of business must foot the bill.
It combined
feature-
But
ers. to the Fuegy store at Rock ^e8se*-
the members of this society.
sent ns a whether business likes it or not the
W e read in Johns 8:32 "Y e shall
conven- spendng cannot now be stopped.
So
know the truth and the truth shall
rs. M. C. my advice to busness is to quit com­
make you freo".
Dobbins plaining and make the most of the
Many have read these words from
tin
Even
$5.000,000.000 M B
the Holy Scriptures.
Some have un­ and named m y ^ discovery ^Christian d e v ^ e d “attention “t T to e ~ b a c £ g ro ^ d f « " “ between Mike and Dedee the also were in attendance.
she had discovered the ()f the Marinoff beer war of 1935 and lovely heroine, and they laughed at
The annual Masonic and Eastern do little pump-priming if
business
derstood them while others have pass­
which Christ Jesus taught a n d : substantially the same outline of evi-
w “,h Auntie Bella and the large. Star picnic will be at Reamers Rest refuses to give the pump-handle at
ed them by, believing them to be in­ w
law \*mcn u i u m
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(Sunday July 10.
few pumps!
comprehensible
and
impracticable practiced_the law which he applied dence was given as in the origin*!
Many interesting displays were set
Kiddies 1’antles lOe at Kirk's.
even while longing for their fulfill- , in dealing disease, the law which gave trial of last month,
Business men are right in their as­
up in the auditorium, including H. j Mr. and Mrs. Revard entertained
ment and promise.
sight to the blind, the law which
Mrs. Fuegy was the first state
sertion that before we can have any
_
..
. ,
.
Christian
Science
tealches
how loosod
dumb tongue, the law witness called and completed her , A. West Co.. Portland Gas & Coke,1* group of relatives and friends at _
Florence Lucas Beauty Shop, Pills- their home Saturday evening honor- * ! P ospet y cei a n c ang»s nius
these promises may be
fulfilled which deansed the lepers, the law version before adjournment Tueoday.
_
Our
tax
system
must be
be
J bury Flour Mills. Lipton Tea Co., ing Mrs. Rhodes parents. Mr. and IU k e plaC0’
tax svstem must
through the rules found in the Christ- whjQh
raised Lazarus and others Wednesday morning Mr. Fuegy was
y
overhauled; the W agner Labor Act
Kraft Cheese Co.
Mrs. Guy Alexander on their 25th must be amended; and freer markets
ian Science text book, Science and i from the dead.
He knew the law of the Tirst~witn"elw ""followed* by "Melvin
Wallingford Among the puiae
winners were: wedding anniversary. Pinochle
and for goods, for wages, and for brains
Health with Key to the Scriptures, God but he 4eft no writings
nor Bozarth and Leon V
who were indicted jointly with
Esta- >l,8s ” ‘8ako N a Kne' Jul‘e « e Carter.! cooty were played followed by
a buf- must be established.
by Mary Baker Eddy.
definite rules with his followers.
Businessmen
plead ??ay B lazer. Mrs. Rosa
Humburg, fet supper,
In proportion to our understanding
M rs. Eddy’s discovery and her brook. and who previously
feel that when we do these things,
have “ ‘;9’
H; „ Grauf r' W rs- C E M e r-; J«’«* Cream 25c qt. at K irks,
and application of these rules are we writings have given to mankind a guilty to the indictment and
confidence will be restored and real
c - McKell. Mrs. Carrie
Mrs. R. M. Miller and Mrs. Clyde prosperity will return without pump-
freed from
belief of sin, disease, definite system whereby they may been in jail in Washington county ! Ut’ M" ’ ^
Ackerman, MLS A Saylor of( Portland, were joint host priming.
Ninety-five
per cent of
lack limitation and all error.
! prove in Christian Science the truth The L ia l is expected to last the en -. Bender, Mrs. F. G.
Donaldson. Fannie ’ esses at the former’s home for mem
tire week according to attorneys.
Our lecturer this evening is a mem- ( 0f Jesus’ saying, “ I am the way.
them, therefore, rail and rant at the
Stock, Mrs. L. Metcalf, Mrs. E. L. ! bers of the Womans Auxiliary of
her of the Board of Lectureship of
Divine I-aw Operative
President.
They blame him entirely
Barber, Mrs. C. M. Martin, Mrs. H. H. Oregon
Pharmaceutical association
the
Mother Church,
The
First
Law is generally recognized and
for our current mess.
But does not
Assault
Charge
Faced
Graham. Jean Klein. Mrs. Fannie Thursday of last week.
24 ladies
Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, defined as a governing rule of con
some of the blamp belong to them
Stock, Mrs. Balfe, Mrs. D. Drorbaugh, were in attendance.
Massachusetts, who will address you duct or action prescribed and enforc- By Fanno Station Man
too?
Have not they helped to des­
Mrs. Hattie Rossi, Laura D. Pulet, j Visit Kirk’s Variety Store.
on the Subject, Christian Science: ed by a supreme governing authority j
troy free markets just as have labor
Mrs.
H.
L.
Wilson,
E.
G.
Webb.
Mrs.
:
Miss
Irene
Burgcson
returned
to
The law of God is applicable to|
The Law of Life Abundant.
Vt.imnn pvnerinre In fact vour'!.. Donald Versham 17, of Fanno Sta- c. J. Stevens, Mrs. Bender, Mrs. A. her home near Vcrnonia Saturday af- and the New Deal?
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Everybody’s Prices Togged
»rt'/th
e I W
Gon
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^ Î.O 3. . a a,:re8ttd
.F ,lliay u !>
y P ePuty Holboke. Mrs. L. E. Squires, Lillian ter a weeks visit with
her grand-
you Judge Frederick E. Hill of Los understanding, recognition ana t e sh oriff Hallie Ireland and charged
M Thyng, Iva Summers, Mrs. Han-1 mother Mrs. Mary Fluke.
. The producer of commodities de-
Angeles, California.
declaration that G ods law operates
assault and battery on com-
nah Osterloh. Mrs A. Lafond, Bertha
Mrs. Jessie V.
Myers
spent the " mlu,s a hlk’h price and a big profit
is a Christian Science treat m ent^nat pjajnt Gf Frank Fanno.
The latter
Wilson, Mrs. C. F. Hemrich. Mrs. E. week end
in Clatskanie
visiting- ^ “ lc Koods he makes. He pegs his
,
L
„ will bring healing
to you.
Christ
i
i
( <<»' was boated by a physician for a
( price and tells potential consumers
The lecturer
spoke
substantially j Jesus secUred right results in all of deeply cut lip and other injuries. His G. Webb, Anna Mae Brown, Mrs. friends.
Effie Organ, Mrs. Hugh Lewis, Iva
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kratch enter-1to tak,,j i‘ or leave it.
Labor, en-
as follow:
his practice.
lienee, we may rightly
attorney. Martin, Mrs. J. Satchell, Eunice Hem- tained with a birthday dinner Friday I ®ouragod by
the Administration, pegs
A survey of human affairs will conclude that he knew the law, the complaint to the district
Mrs. Antro- evening honoring Lewis Hughson.
I ' ts hou' ly wage
rate and tells indus-
impress the thinking individual that right way and he applied the law- declared that Versham had attacked rick, Mrs. D. R. Long,
him as the outgrowth of an argument I bus, Jean Balfe. Mrs. Ray Hayes, i Donald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack iir/
takc “ or leave It. regardless
sickness and suffering, all of the with definite and right results,
(Mrs. Jacob
Schmitt,
Mrs.
Gladys Downing, is ill at is home.
of whether employers can pay the
misery incident to sin and depravity j I n hor w ritings Mrs. Eddy has re- over a dog.
When brought before Justice of the; Tucker and Myrtle Haines.
Bethel No. 20 Jobs Daughters held ra,,> nntl Produce goods at r price
are not in conformity with the doc- mjnded
her
readers
(The
First
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their reiU,
m eetin g Monday with thal wil1 a PP,'aI to consumers.
Pri-
trine of salvation affirmed by Christ Qhureh Df Christ. Scientist, and Mis Peace Havens, Veraham was fined $25;
madonna executives are eager to cut
Jesus, the prophet of
Galilee, who cena ny, p. 232). "The right way wins
the wages of workers and yet they
centuries ago taught a simple doc- the ri‘ght of way ev* n the way
of
taken Into custody this week on n Reunion June 5th
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mst and
s' ' 1" Mrs.
* " peg their own salaries at a point far
Joyed
at the A home 1,11
of 1 " Mr.
trine of repentance and an accept- Truth and Love whereby all our charge of being intoxicated 111 a pub­
above tihat warranted by conditons.
J. W. Scott following the meeting.
ance of the fact that the kingdom of debts are paid, mankind blessed, and lic place, he wns fined $10 and costs.
The net result is that we
have __ a
Family reunion of the nine children
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Jobs
Daugters
their
parents
heaven is at hand.
God glorified."
The right way then,
and families of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. and friends held a pot luck dinner f oonipletc deadlock among consumer.
Many religious organizations teach from the teaching of Christian Sci-
O’Connor of Beaverton, Oregon, held and picnic at Roamers Rest Thurs-! w,,rkpr. «'id manufacturer.
Selling
Thefts
various theories
of
salvaton
and ence is to do as Christ Jesus did—
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( at the Archie O'Connor home at Aloha day.
i pr ce> aro based oi> inflated raw mn-
many differing views of the kingdom apply the divine law of Life, Truth,
Two hours after a call to the Sher- Oregon, on Sunday June 5th. Dinner \ Eire Works at Kirk’s
,r‘aI- wakr°i and brain costs. The man
of heaven. It may be somewhat con - and Love in every phase of human
Iff’s office Wednesday morning from was served
on the lawn, forty one
| Mr. and Mrs. Wm. f^ypper of Oak- wh<> wnn‘ s to build a house, to buy
fusing to accept the old-time admoni- experience.
The first land, Calif., visited friends in Beaver-
equipment, or to launch a new
tlon to “believe on the Lord Jesus
The question may arise, “Does God s Leland Flint of Kinton that his car members being present.
Christ” in order to experience the ]aw operate now?”
To illustrate: had been stolen from his farm, Am - time in twenty one years all the ton Monday and were dinner guests' usmesn reckons he is licked before
Those present that evening of Mrs. M. C. TdcKcrchei hP f,tar‘8-
s <» he keeps his money in
salvation which he taught.
Now to j N iagara Falls one of the beautiful old Peterson of Sherwood route 4 and family met together.
the family were:
Mrs. Clcpper will be remembered as , the
P hank.
)lia ' There the banker, with a
those who are seeking salvation and sights of nature is admired by thous- Lola Cantbell of Portland route 6.
- .. **e 1
U1C.
who observe the radically differing a nds who observe its majesty and w('ee jail booked with charges of auto 1 Mr. and Mrs. X C. O’Connor, Eeay- Mrs. R. D. Young, who formerly lived pegged ir --------------
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idle
Everyone to whom I talked this week
The Flints had returned erton, parents; Mr. and Mrs. Elvin here.
opinions and practices of those who grandeur.
Thousands of tons of wa- theft.
Mrs. Graham of Los Angelos, Calif., !Va. *
^ mfnent :
" I ’m sitting
profess to be his followers, it is quite ter obedient to the so-called law of from California late Tuesday night O'Connor, and four children, Osborne,
¡Kansas; John D. O'Connor, Osborne, is visiting her daughter Mrs. Paul n
!in 1 . 8 O1*0)? is cleared up"
natural for such ones to ask, “W h a t ! gravitation, have for an estimated and left the car in the yard.
Other thefts this week include two (Kan.; Mr. and Mrs. Omer Conway Easier.
Everybody is riding the cart.
No
am I to believe,”
| period of twenty-five thousand years
Mjss Joan Klein spent Tuesday visit
la_ I>u«Hi mrt it.
That is why we
Jesus said
"I am the way, th" been falling one hundred and fifty fish poles from the car of K. B. D a -Jand three sons, Paradise Kan.; Mr.
truth, and the life: no man rometh feet into the Niagara Gorge.
At cer- vison of Hillsboro, while parked at ar>d Mrs. Arohie O'Connor and seven ing Mrs. Guy Kennedy in Portland today, Uii nosf4 B‘aKnation in America
unto the Father, but by me.”
It tain intervals in the past no water the E. H. Smith summer home on children Aloha, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs and that evening attended a bridal
Stag«* Set for Gigantic Boom
Frank O’Connor Vernonia. Ore.; Mr shower for Mrs. Frank Curran (June
should be the endeavor of every in- has flowed over
the precipice— Ice Scoggins creek.
But consider the possibilities. Geo­
Grant Bailey of near Cornelius re- ftnd Mrs. Earl Pierce and daughter, ^ Kennedy) who was recently married,
dividual to
promote and preserve jams and severe
cold have inter-
M rs. iy -z Whitworth entertained a graphically, we are the fifth largest
his highest undertaking
of life.
To vened. The cataract has been stilled, ports the theft of canvass tarp from Aloha, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Lynn;
W e have vast
O Connor and
five children. Port- group of relatives Sunday at dinner nation in the world.
this end mankind
has
established Has gravitation abated at this spot? wagon of hay.
forest
wealth
Mrs. ?dartin of Tualatin states that ,and> Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. John Simp- honoring her mother Mrs. Mary land, mineral, and
various codes of human laws and has Has it become frozen and inactive
declared that every individual shall from the ice and cold? A very con 19 quarts of fruit and meat were ta- BOn and three daughters, Portland, Evans on her 84th birthday anniver- New discoveries have boosted those
Ore.; Paul O’Connor, Beaverton, Ore. sary.
natural resources to the greatest we
be secure in his person and in the vincing answer
might be
had by ken out of her cellar.
have ever known.
Our population,
California. «*'»•
Mrs. *'“
Paul
was
preservation of his property.
It will dropping at that same spot a block . Mrs.
‘M rs' Elsie Kuratli
Kllra,|i of
California.
ul u O’Connor
uonnor was
not not
able able
to to Men’s
fine Ties 19c at
Kirks,
be admitted that
individuals may of ice over the precipice; it would at I visiting in Hillsboro, reports loss o f
on account of illness.
Miss Virginia Johnson is quite ill at the fourth largest in the world, is at
Kansas .. families
a new peak.
Our labor supply is the
possess much earthly goods and may once respond to the force called grav ;l ro11 of bedding from her car during 1 ^ The
yhe
Kansas
families
returned her home
Our potential
he quite secure under the terms of Ity and it would be drawn to the *,lp
June 16 while i> U»« I home on the following Monday after | Mr"'and Mrs. Chas. Dawes and fam greatest on record.
larger
a weeks
The sons John and ¡iy drove around the Ml. Hood loop output of goods is one-fifth
the human sense of the law of the gorge below.
The force has not garag».
Our
Elvin had last visited here fifteen, Tuesday.
* than it was in the last boom.
land, and not be demonstrating “the abated in the least.
The ice jam
years aK°-
Mr. and Mrs. O Connor
^ committee of ladies from the credit reserves are five times the
way the truth, and the life,” referred and other conditions prevent the ob Child Loses Foot
W o have more cash
ave
lived in the Beaverton and . Beaverton Grange served a dinner 1929 peak.
to by Christ Jesus.
The question servation of its operation,
Our bank deposits
Aloha community for twenty-one to about 45 members o f the
Mantle than ever before.
for us to consider is. Does Christian
So long as the ice jam remains sc- In Mowing Machine
are the largest on record.
Our 1938
years having moved here from Os- ■ c,ub of
Port|and and
Beaverton
Science show us the way to a higher cure from the penetrating warmth
crops promise to set new all-time
Clyde Carey. 3 year-old
youngster borne, Kansas at that time.
For the Monday evening in the grange hall
sense of life abundant”
of the sun’s light and heat, so long
highs.....
Pointing the W ay
will this so-called force
of naturt of Beaverton, lost his right foot, sev- past year they have resided on Third I Mrs W q Wriirhl is visilinir a» the
] home of Mrs. Schurman of Scholls,
Here are all the necessary ingred­
About the middle of the nine- seem to be in abeyance at the gorge. ered at the ankle when he walked "‘ reet off Lombard in Beaverton.
m front
Other guests at the dinner and re-
M iss Ruth Martin, has returned to ients for the greatest boom in his­
teenth century human thought was The darkness of the night will not IL
m " of r a mower driven by his
was cutting hay Sunday union
were
Harold
Kramer of her homf. aftpr appnding the winter tory.
But instead we are muddling
active
in endeavoring , to break manv remove the obstruction.
It requires
ra,hef'
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KlfUl m
f IrO
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along in the eighth year of depres­
of the limitations which seemed
to the direct rays of the sun to melt the morning.
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* 111 rwrumiu tuienumir oioir scnooi.
Ix,wis Kmmonds spent last week In sion.
America is "all dressed up.
be the handicap to material progress. ! ice.
With
the melting ’ a small I tall
. . hay . in front .. of the blade at the , and
.
.. son of Osborne, Kansas, who are
My read­
The electric telegraph and the tele- stream courses toward the falls
Tf
‘ he acc*dent, unseen by th* t
a mg n or near Portland.
! McTdinnville visiting A. E. McGuires. but has nowhere to go.”
Tt !, mp
phone were the immediate
results, increases in size and in due time thr father.
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The many friends of Mrs. F. H. ers are convinced that there must be
f you warn new. In this Issue you Soh^ne will be happy to learn that some basic reason for our troubles.
Earlier in the century it was con- jam is gone. Tons of water are again hr^ : t^ S .¿aken
Goo<* » Samaritan
amar
reived that a submarine cable might falling as usual.
The physical sen* i ° Sf ^
h * condition is rC"
°
ce* hy ■
‘the is much improved in health and They feel that this cause must go
5 p. m Wednesday.
aWe to be up a short time each day. deeper thaji the W agner Labor Act,
be constructed and two continents ses arc cognizant of the effects, but p0Itpf’ satlsfrictory.
the taxation system, the lack of free
connected thereby.
In 1866 this be- the so-called law or force has n o t ----------------------------------------------------
markets, the New Deal reforms, and
came an established fact; Europe and been altered or changed in the least.
the other more obvious reasons. What
America were linked
by the first; It only requires the warm and di­
Supervised Play Activities
Is this deeper cause? My answer Is:
submarine cable.
! rect rays of the sun upon the obstruc-
Now in Progress
Selfishness. I believe that wc have
o t
The Discoverer and Founder
tion to melt and remove it and to
been having a bull market in selfish
In the year 1866 Mary Baker Eddy make the so-called force, or law of
Supervised
playground
activities ness in America for the last twenty
a kind, intelligent N ew
England gravitation, apparent.
In the sam o'
are now in progress at the Beaverton years.
Call it a moral breakdown,
ja y
woman, made the discovery of the wav the fundamental law of God is 1
C hudsen -«
School grounds.
Parents, for a long spiritual chaos, or whatever name
divine laws of Life, Truth and Love, ever operative and applicable to every
CWU6UT
time, have requested supervised play you wish, but we have had it.
She observed that just in proportion human experience even though to the-
activities for the children and now
Don’t Sit llark
as she understood and interpreted the frightened human senses it may seem
that wc have them, they should avail
Businessmen today reflect this at­
law of man's being to the daily af- to be inactive and obscure. This re-j
themselves of the opportunity. I^et titude. • They say that the Presi­
fairs of her human experience her suit., however, is hut the obstruction i
us make this a big community pro dent thinks he knows all about busi­
thought
was
elevated
and trans which, expressed through fear, d is-!
Ject and put It over in a big way.
ness, so let him run it. They have
formed and that this transformation 1 honesty, hate, envy, and so forth, ob-
All boys and girls of school age, not show any interest In the $5,000,-
was expressed in the enjoyment of a »cures the contnuous operation of the,
are invited to attend.
Activities 4 000,000 sped-lend program. Yet, this
better sense of health, happiness.
from the vision of mankind. The
days a week from 10 a. m. until noon. money is going into homes that need
and contentment.
discernment of one ray of truth isj
Boys on Monday
and
Wednesday. just about everything.
It will be
Because of her love for humanity ‘ be beginning of the fransformation
Girls on Tuesday and Thursday.
spent In retail stores almost as soon
she desired to share her diseoverv. which most effectively allows the law
MA S E Z »F VOU W A N T
The work is under the supervision as It is handed out.
Inventories
and ln 1875 she published her hock to operate in your case and dissolves
S O M E TH IN ' POR F A T H E R S
of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. George.
are low.
Any substantial Increase
"Science and Health with Kev to nnd removes every obstacle which
DAV, V O U 'LL HAVE T O
In orders could produce a stampede
the Scrintures.”
In 1879 she organ- »eems to hamper and to impede your ^
\ - - E R - - L E N O M ER »OME
MOUBV*
for goods.
So businessmen, instead
ized a church, "a church designed to progress.
W . H. Grauer Elected
of selfishly
holding
back.
should
commemorate the words and works
-'irs - Eddy reveals, in her textbook
immediately
cooperate
with
this
of our Master, which should reinstate ‘ bis spiritual law of God as the law (
School Director
spending program.
primitive Chrif-tianity and Its lost ° f Eife and its healing effects mani-
I believe that If businessmen. In
element of healing" »Manual, p. 17). ^est in the human body thus (Sci-
Annual school election was held
In 1908 she esfabl«hed an interna- °nce and Health, p. 162): “Christian
at the high school Monday evening. total, would match this government
tional daily newsnaper which, from Science brings to the body the sun-
W . IL Grauer was elected director to expenditure,— match It In spite of any
the standpoint of clean journalism, light of Truth .which invigorates and |
serve for three years, to fill the va- fear» they might have of future legis­
is regarded bv many as the highest purifies.
Christian Science acts as
vancy of Dr. Mason, who declined to lation and match It In spite of their
standard in the newspaper world.
Br> alterative neutralizing error with
serve again after serving In that distrust of ‘the Administration we
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Between the age of fifty-four and Truth.
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