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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1964
Page
8
A concise overview of Christian Science founded by Mary Baker Eddy. It explains core beliefs, the role of prayer, the Bible and Science and Health, and how healing, baptism, salvation, and the Trinity are viewed. It covers church governance, practitioners, treatment of disease, hospital and medical interaction, and childbirth practices.
A reader asks about Congregationalists and Christian Science. The text argues Christian Science heals many once deemed incurable and discusses healing, sin, evil, heaven, hell, and the use of death terminology within the faith. It emphasizes spiritual methods over material medicine and personal responsibility in healing.
The text explains Christian Science belief that death is not final but an illusion of mortal mind and that true immortality comes from divine understanding. It covers funeral readings, birth control, vaccination, exemptions, examinations, sanitation, psychiatry, other religions, and respect for diverse faiths as part of a broader faith system.
The Federal Reserve and Treasury reports show June spending and new credit slow, while repayments on old debts rise. Consumers save part of tax cuts, retail sales revise lower, and total installment credit sits at 55.9 billion with the smallest gains in months. Business leaders monitor debt growth pace.
A dedication service for new choir robes is set for 3 p m Sunday at St James A M E Church located at 7th and Maple Streets. Rev A L Parker of First A M Baptist Church 416 Lincoln Street will deliver the sermon.
In Dallas 600 delegates cheered John Birch Society founder Robert Welch who derided democracy and warned against communism. Keynote speaker T Coleman Andrews assailed press misquotations of candidates while leaders voiced support for Barry Goldwater over Johnson. Billy James Hargis credited God with backing the conservative cause as Dallas hosted the event.
Topeka AP Maurice Martin of Topeka has been asked to be the new Democratic state chairman by gubernatorial candidate Harry G. Wiles. Wiles expects an answer by Saturday as the state committee meets in Topeka. Martin formerly directed the state highways and earlier worked for the U S Internal Revenue Service.
Aries advises diplomacy to avoid conflicts and meticulous duties today. Taurus should stay in good health and present cooperative spirit while pursuing ideas. Gemini may test ideas at home for better income, pleasing family. Moon Children should charm coworkers for quicker results. Leo improves home ambiance to boost appeal and income. Virgo urges action over procrastination to realize success. Libra focuses on appearance maintenance for social evening. Scorpio social outings may advance status among high friends. Sagittarius must show enthusiasm to present talents to influential people. Capricorn revisits past neglected matters and welcomes outsiders’ ideas. Aquarius should promptly settle important neglected tasks and collect debts while pleasing others. Pisces to cooperate with associates and balance work with lighter moments.
In Douglas County Kansas Probate Court a petition by M T Sales administrator seeks sale of Lot 166 and south 10 feet of Lot 105 Breezedale in Lawrence to pay debts and administration costs. Defenses due by August 31 1964 at 11 30 am in Lawrence court. Stevens Brand and Brand Attorneys for Administrator.
The Governing Body of the City of Lawrence invites bids at City Hall by 3 p.m. on August 18 1964 for 4712 square yards of asphaltic concrete pavement 540 feet of steel canopy underground conduit for telephone and power lines and a storm sewer Plans and specifications available from the City Engineer HM Fisher City Clerk.
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