Chicago, 1949
Jette Palmer, an editor for the Biosophy press and a public speaker, will discuss "Reverse Ratio: A Biosophic Principle," when she appears before the Biosophy class of the Biosophical institute at 8:30 p.m. Friday in suite 810 of the Fine Arts building, 410 S. Michigan ave.
Chairman of the program is Rae Zolun, 1403 E. 66th pl. After Miss Palmer's talk, comments will be made by the audience, recorded music will be played and a social hour will be held.
Biosophy, as defined in Webster's dictionary, means "the science and art of intelligent living."
--Southtown Economist, Chicago, January 26, 1949, page 2.
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
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