Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-08-19
Readers Extend
Congratulations

Many congratulatory messages
and statements from readers of
this paper on the fourth anniver-
sary have reached US from persons
in all walks of life. Among them
/ were:
E. NJ. Fassett, 51S6 10th Ave.
&c., Minneapolis, postal employee,
said: 81 have been a subscriber to
your paper since its beginning. /
am proud to see it grow from an
infant to an accepted and needed
institution in our community"
Frank Boyd
Frank Boyd, 443 MacKubbin St.,
st. Paul, secretary-treasurer Twin
City Division, International Broth
erhood of Sleeping Car Porters:
1T is my duty to congratulate the
editor and stats of your papers for
the valuable service they have rem
dered the vicinity in their four
years OF puDncatlon.
Rev. E. A. London, pastor of
Wayman A. NJ. E. church, SGT
James Ave. No, Minneapolis:
Congratulations from our church.
We wish to thank you for the many
courtesies extended US. We hope
that your future will be filled with
success"
Mrs. Clayburn
Mrs. Martha Clayburn, 3843
Smelling Ave-, Worthy Grand
Treasurer, Order of Eastern Star,
Minnesota jurisdiction: please
accept my greetings on the papers
fourth anniversary. AS a sub
scriber since its inception 1 feel
personally very proud of its place
in the community"
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Williams, SGT
Rondo St., St. Paul: Each week
we wait with anticipation for the
usual prompt arrival of the paper.
On its fourth birthday we want to
express our appreciation and praise
for its service to our people"
Mrs. Melissa Clark, 1929 First
Ave. &c., Minneapolis: "Congratu-
lations for your birthday. May it
be only one of the many more to
mark your splendid work"
S. W. Oliver, 246 Fourth Ave.
&c., Minneapolis, hotel Proprietor:
"Our congratulations and sincere
best wishes"
Talmage B. Carey, deputy sheriff,
president of the Associated Iowa
Clubs, Inc: 81 extend to you my
personal fluctuations on your
fourth anniversary. The fine stand
ard of journalism you have set in
these communities has done much
to bring about a civic consciousness
on the part of the citizens of the
Twin Cities"
Owen Howell Says:
Owen Howell, pioneer st. Paul
business man and former publisher,
GAL Rondo St.: II am very happy
for the progress your newspapers
have made. 1t is my sincere hope
that the people whom you serve ap'
preciate the service the Negro
press continually renders and show
, that appreciation in a tangible
manner"
: Nathaniel A. Evans, SS7 N. st
/ Adams, city fireman: "Congratu
1 lations for the success of your pas
D progressive program. May you
efforts be crowned with success il
the future"
o. C. Hall, 727 Rondo St., cler
in the County Auditors Office: -
: hard job we'll DONE"
Theodore Allen, 996 Iglehar
n Avenue, Minneapolis Athletic Gu
employe and insurance man: "You
: past showing merits continued SUE
y cess"
Edward Byron Doty, orchestr
leader and pianist: Success to II
cultural medium of this comm
nifty"
Mrs. Naomi Thomas, 528 We
+ Central Avenue, National Deput
~ Princess of the S. M. T. Lodg
er "The progress of your newspape
A, in the past four years is common
ly able, and l offer my sincere co
tx gratulations."
IN W. Squire Neal, business ma
"My best wishes on your birthd
10 anniversary"
ne