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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08
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The Sunday school OF New Bethel
Baptist church Is conducting a cam
Ipaign TO stimulate attendance. A
birthday rally began at am. last
Sunday. AT 1880 am. the pastor
preached an evangelistic sermon 10
the officers and members, Tim.
Ii:l5. The Lords supper was ad-
minIstered at pm.
DR.. T. l.. Ballou, OF Metropolitan
Baptist church. Flint. will begin a
revival April 10. All are welcome.
Mrs. Ruth Naylor, OF Hopkins
willie, KY, will render a song serv-
ice. in cooperation with the local
ssionarles.
The Rev. e. d. Broyles, pastor
OF Trinity Baptist church, preached
Sunday morning and evening. The
BTU met at $50 pm. with Miss
Robbie Miller in charge.
The ByPU met at $50 pm. d.
rected by Mrs. G.. Flemming.
The Rev. John d. Powell, OF Mon
roe. La, preached at Newman AME
church, at IL am. His text was
Ephesians 2:S. Eye are saved by
grace
Grady McFee, superintendent OF
the Sunday school. invites the pub
lie to attend the Easter program,
Sunday. April ..
The Rev. Robert Hoover and DR..
NJ. L. Spears are sparing no pains
in putting the spiritual and finan-
cial program OF the church over,
during the illness OF Pastor A. 7.
Williams. Communion was held In
I he morning. DR.. Spears delivered
he Palm Sunday address at s
nm. in interest OF Mrs. Gertrude
Allen. one OF the workers In the
rally which closes on Easter Sun
day. Pastor Williams announces
that he will preach on Easter morn
ing.
Leonard Clay passed away on
March % at General hospital. The
remains were shipped by the Will
| liam +. Davis Funeral home 10
Crescent. Oklahoma, for burial.
The pals OF Pleasure were enter
tanned on April at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Fowler. SO
lake street. Bridge and other
games were played. The hostess
served tempting buffet supper
lMr. and Mrs. T. Byrd. Mr. and Mrs
John Fowler were guests OF the
eyening.
Members and friends OF the
lNAACP are requested 10 meet al
lDr. NJ. l.. Spears hall. on Saginaw
street. April IL. All are urged tC
lanswer this call to help In this
Igreat cause.
The Rev. +. Il. Reed. pastor o.
New Hope Baptist church. spoke
Sunday morning. subject, 1.-The
Flesh and the Spirit
Macedonia Baptist church had as
guest preacher Sunday the young
preacher, the Rev. James X. Elem
ming, Sunday morning, subject
1.-THE Trlumphal Entry OF Jesus.
The Rev. Thomas Timberlake
pastor OF New Bethel Baptist
Ichurch, spoke at pm. during the
ministers rally.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08

IND She had spen six months IN
Atpop a ne home 81 Mr. and
Mas lanes Hawkins. sr
Elder j. y haeason ~ Babe
creeh was Ia charge ~ tho p m.
services a, Macedonia Baptist
church
James Curtis Leon Cant and Rn-
fus FoS'er made the honor roll
during nc last school report
pefiod
The in'remaral basketball games
ended la-t week Win Eddie Oliver
as he hiehes' sooner OF The season.
Nafge Nnnix did very Nell ~ me
girls team She Was 'he only coli
Iored eir' on the team
Mrs STA Cant i' ~ ne
home %, her dagshor Mrs Csrf.s
TAYLOR.
Mrs Vida Muav and E'Nei's
Hawkins spent Thursday afternoon
in Rattle creek
ATTORNEY Hcrhert Dudley Of De-
ifcii worsh'ppcl "'ih INC Rev
IN r Carr sunday incoming, VIXEN
he stopped over IN A.hion cn ronie
70 Kalamazoo
Miss Mia E4ns wss.Np-fess 70
nrmhce OF hc friends sunday.
a, parry in Celebration ~ her
twcu'y-iirs' h.r'hdAN
young foIh'S Talk
llid yug Na ma lanes
itiawkns i1vifafAn vas dfferenf'
: Nasie has slu1ped talking about
,niNer
oeelo sin carries The torch for
H. a.
Ralph Bark Eefs All The dates.
Tho hoys Nonae wiz
fircr'a finally made up her
innd
Jim Nase SASS thar i.''erhugs
are OH, Y handed WITH care
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08
CONANT GARDEN

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Bertha Morrow were held last
Monday from McFalrs Funeral
home. Mrs. Morrow had long re-
sided IN Conant Gardens. Friends
OF the community extend heart
felt sympathy to the bereaved fam
lily.
MIR. and Mrs. Torres Powell and
Mrs. Roger Bradshaw. OF Binder
street. and Miss Carrie Kemp. OF
Klinger. spent last Sunday after
noon visiting in Port Huron.
The Junior choir OF Vernon
Chapel Will present an Faster
paeeant. "The Renewal OF Life.
sunday night. April 2. at s pm. The
pageant viii be directed by Mrs.
beatrice Allen and Mrs. Nell Ran
some 1t promises to be very In
spirational. All are invited to at
tend.
Ground breaking ceremonies were
held last Tuesday at pm. for the
new community center, which Is to
he built on Jayne playheld. near
conant and Dawson. II has long
been the desire OF the citizens OF
this locality to have a community
center. We are sure this forward
stem will he appreciated by all.
Please send oil Conant Gardens
news 10 1860 Klinger, or call
Townsend 7-i4S3.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08
Slants OF Ybsilanti
BY Mrs. rugenIa 0'Bannon

taker will be present and probably
Ann Arbors choir
The District conference will meet
IN Albion, May 81 and June and 2.
The Laynlens Electoral college
Will meet in Lansing. Mich. May 2.
Leonard Bailey is delegate from
Brown chapel
The Rev. Mr. Robertson. pastor
OF Second baptist church. deliver
od very helpful message SUNDAY
morning Three additions were
made 20 he church. one being for
baptism.
The 2 =. m. seryice marked ibe
close ~ me rally with The women
leading by making financial re-
por' Of $50 90. The men reported
s7l.oo An interesting program wa
presented The vs. qaarie' ~ Al
hon Mich gave i~o selections.
The " quartet so appeared on
program ~ fhc Church ~ GOD in
hrist With 'alcn IRON Ann Arhor.
Battle Creek Dcisoii and Toledo.
ono George lIopkirs Was chair
man. 4 free dinner vas served. FL
der w a. Anderson minister.
Mrs Mae Perkins Is anle TO be
mp and arnund after sustaining a
very parfal spram when she fen
down her basement Steps about ten
DAYS uso
The Ladies Gospcl 1vniet rem
d'sed service AZ campbell chapel.
Whitaker az lhc morning worship
sunday
The sick ave o. ~ Hall Mr..
Hurst Mrs lgone Williams. MIS-.
tr'hur Tnampson Mis- q Roderick
Mrs Addie Edwards David Harris.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08
ROSEVILLE
ny J. Norris
FIRST BaptIst church

last sunday being Palm sunday
There was an unusually fine at
tendance at The sunday school pre-
sided over by the superintendent
Mrs. l.. Means
The morning services we're con-
duclcd nv the pastor. the Rev +. +.
lThomas. Three new members we're
added 10 the regular church mem
bership.
The pastor and congregation at
tended the SUNDAY school union at
3 pm. held at Calvary Baplls'
,h,lr,h Quinn ioad Miss susie
Hughes demonstration OF the les
Ison and reading by Mss Kaye
Jones were among Tho on's'ano-
inc numbers on The program.
The BYPr convened at . pm. III
charge OF the president, Mr. Dan
icls. 90
Evening services began at 7;SV
O'Clock.
~. Luke AME
The sunday school OF Good Hope
Bautist church met Sunday with
,st Luke AME church. The morn
ing service Was attended by large
congregation to hear the pastor
the Rev. T. Smith. speak from Matt.
26., prayer Is The Key
The Rev. Moses Williams ana
choir met with the Rev. Mr. smith
lat three o'clock sunday afternoon
Ito help st. Luke in its rally. Inc
LACE league met at six o'clock.
The quarterly conference man
cial report IS as follows. trustees
raised $5l.77. balance in treasury
Iss553. stewardcsscs raised S2ll'
balance $3.50: choir. sai.S2, balance
ss2e; ACE league SSsS, balance
50 90; missions. Siisi. balance
ssse: sunday school $40 Al. bal
ance S65S.
The missionaries will meet Thurs
dav AZ 1870 pm. choir rehearsal
A. 7 20 p m. The pastor. the Rev
MIR. smith. will speak Easter sun
day at io.4s from tho subject fhe
New Life A program will be civ
on nv the young people at seven
O'clock.
Mock conference viii he held
FRIDAY nieht. April IL. Al 81. Luke,
Evangelist Josie l.. Brown presid-
ing as bishop. The month Of April
is 10 he a month OF prayer and
conservation. There will be spec
ial sermons on prayer. and q
unique feature will be announced
later.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08

..,tv congregation worship
:, campbell church last Sun
~ morning. and heard the Rev.
e'' raowles speak from the theme
- srhs broken Alabasier Box the
10y vas enriched by gospel
49," VIC rendered by the Ladies' quar-
y, II Ypsilanu. The announce
y. q, he marriage OF Cashin
NV 10 susie Arlington at the
:, ,hs services. provked con-
s ''a,,sble surprise The young cou-
NJ were iclieitaied.
w hire o'clock communion SER
-, The ,hird quarterly meeting
~ ~ Rev. II. r. Washington, pre-
Wy .,,.g elder. spoke from the sub
, ~, swhai has Christianity 10 Of
y, ,he World. and What has II
dom. FOR me world?'
Visitors during the day were the
,.y u & simmons and members
:, Rrown chapel. Ypsilanti; also
~,h,rs nom Ann Arbor. Monroe
.,d Exeter. IN The evening fepre-
.,n,,li,es from the ACE, league
.usrded no young peoples SER
~. Al Zon Evangelical church
.ssre several youth groups from
~,r,ous churches in Detroit. IN
ending sionp from the Rev. John
zoll,r. hugh presented a splen-
did program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08
MISTER NEWS
BY W. NJ. BInIon

Elder David 4. Blake held his
,hlrd qnarisriy conference at Smith
,hapel saturday and Sunday, April
and , Written reports from all
su,il,ares of the church were
admitted More than $500 was rails
a nv the different departments
auring me quarter. Elder Blake
prached forceful sermon at IL
o. m.
REV. A j. Evans, his choir and
congregation worshipped with Rev.
q b Jones and congregation We'd
pesday night March 30.
Mis-. Minnie Alexander Is con-
ulescing al her home on Culver
avenue
The Z the Valley club met
with Miss Florence Murray. at the
home Of Miss Ruth Mckay, We'd
nesday aeefooon, with Mrs. Bin
ion presiding Mrs. Ossie Rodgers
Is the supervisor.
The willing Workers board OF
Smith chapcl sponsored home
coming Monday night. at the resi-
dsrce 81 Ms. Minnie Fort, on
wslnu' street.
The smiling Eleven club mem
bsrs met Monday evening. In hon
or o. The birthdays OF three OF the
members: namely Mrs. s. An
ihony. Mrs. a. /. Hops, and
Mrs Elhcl clover. Pot luck was
served aud all present expressed
themselves as having had a plea
SAINT time. Members are: Mrs. III.
Smith. PRESIDENT: Mrs. b. Thomas,
Mrs. A. Miller, Mrs. James Ran
som. MIS- %. Maxwell, Mrs. r. Mil
Yer, Mrs y. Thomas. Annie J..
Hrpps Mrs. vernell Matchett, Mrs.
Nhe Glover s. Anthony. Mrs.
Glover. VAS hostess. O h e r 8
present included Mrs. May Miller,
zsch Hcpps Oily Glover. b. Miller,
Ls'sly GlAyor. The honoree re-
celved many useful gifts.
Mrs Ma'chcti recently returned
from Sumby hospital In River
Rouge,
The Friendship Social club met
At the h O M OF Mr.. and
Mrs Willie Myers. Friday night.
The Lincoln school and lnkster
Hlrh school are observing Negro
Health Week by checking their
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08

'WHW tfIIf'f~A ftuA' "
Tho Ro,. NJ laDmet Ni, hig4n
S'aie mssioua ~ SAGINAW.
Mi,hiean spohe sunday evening "a
be- s0hiee Watch u vas an eio-
quert message care.uily anaN,cd
and- learlN explained The sweat
fhouehi conveyed MAS Know
Yourself FOR on, can know hlm-
SELF if hr wakes 40 and watches
Ihinscl inst nsiead Of others
Those p,ssn received The mes
sag- Win Keen interest
second Baptist church IS prog
ressing financially as well as spir-
.iiually There IS only q small
group bat they have been able 70
relieve themselves - all indebted
ness on Tho church
There are two church clubs, one
of men and Tho other of women,
both W whom are lcaving no stone
antuned in promoting causes for
the progress ~ The church
The membership o. 10y the COS
pei messages pfeachcD by tho able
pastor the Rev J.. l.. Lemons
Read The Tribune and Keep up
Win the activities OF Second Rap
iisf church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08
BY Julia Mae Turner

Franklin settlement. Among those
seen there were: BESSIE Spivy. A.
w. Let's. General McDuthe. Alberta
Llghtfoot, Hazel Quaker. Leroy
Dickerson, Catherine Garyin. EEL
ma l.ightfooi.
Bits From Here and There
Why does another young repor-
Ter on this side OF Town collect her
news from our column! Is II that
good. or cant she find any news
for herself?
what has happened to the ro-
nance OF Theresa Gibbs aud VIII
liam Whaley?
Why does Clarence Burnett fire.
Quent Waterloo street,
It's rumored that Alma Mallett
was nice girl because the right
person wasn't there.
Who are Helen Hardin's, Hazel
eQuaker's and Lineous Dickcrson'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08
CASSOPOLIS

Chain Lake Sunday school was
opened Sunday at the regular time
by Supt. A. H.. Reese.
After Sunday school. the Rev. MIR.
shaw preached very forceful
sermon, which all present enpoyed.
Miss Addie Reese. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert shaw. and NJ. G. Clark at
tended services at Second Baptist
church. in Niles. Mich. Sunday.
The Rev. l.. L. Lemon Is pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Reese MISS
Leora Benson. Mrs. Dewey Remey
and daughter. Barbara. were sun
day evening guests OF the Rev. and
Mrs. Walker. OF Niles. Mich. They
also attended services at Second
Baptist church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08

Sunday was quarterly meeting
day at Brown Chapel AME church.
Presiding Elder X. +. Washington
preached very spiritual morning
message. Prior 10 the sermon
Stewardess Boards one and two.
presented new communion SER
vice set which was dedicated with
impressive ceremony. The Rev. Mr..
Washington hen administered
Holy communion.
Love feast service was held Fri
day night 10 the membership Quar-
|terly conference was conducted by
the Rev. Mr.. Washington on Mon
day evening. Beginning Tuesday
might the blind pianist and gospel
singer, prof David Breaux OF
Louisiana. conducted song services.
The ladies OF the Helpers board
are planning an elaborate birth
month banquet for April 20. There
VIII also be an interesting program
given IN connection win Inc dinntr
The choir will render centata
Easter Sunday, April at 7 a. nj.
A program will be rendered by the
Sunday School in the afternoon.
Mrs. Brown OF Ebeuczor AME
church. Deiron who has been ap-
pointed chorus leader Of this area
for the general conference which
meets IN Detroit IN May 1910 Mi
meet the cholrs OF this communi's
az pm Sunday Aptil 10 in order
10 outline her program 81 de-
velopment during the line proceed
ing the general conference Al
singers who are Interested are in
vited TO attend this meeting a
Brown chapel Singers from Whit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08

vision, teeth and having x-rays. TO
insure good health. The Parent
teacher association had as guest
speaker DR.. L. b. Milton. J.. j..
DENNY is president OF the p. 7. A.
You can help in the silver ami
yersary observance. by cleaning
yards, checking on your interior
and exterior decorations. A little
paint can do so much to help the
appearance OF your home. Let's join
hands in the spring "clean-up'
campaign.
April 10. will determine wheth-
Ter Rev. O. u. Jones and Louis
Demby will be members OF the Ink
ster council. Vote. vote. vote.
The Violet Art club met last Fri
day, with Mrs Stroud. on Harri-
son road After the business period
the club had an enjoyable program.
the first OF its kind. Solos and read
ings were rendered. After the pro-
gram. Mrs. Stroud served deli
cious lunch. The net meeting will
be with Mrs. o. Simms. on Spring
hin street. Mrs. +. Stroud is presi-
dent: Mrs. c. Barnes, recording
secretary.
The Rosebud Dramatic club Is
giving an entertainment Saturday
evening at the school. Guests will
be invited.
The school will sponsor rum
mage sale. Tuesday and Wednes-
day, following Easter Sunday. Tues
day evening will be Mems night at
the school and manual training
class will he organized. Edward
Henry Paul. 33Oa springhill street
Inkster, was recently called TO
serve on the jury In the Circuit
court in the County building. be-
ginning April IA.
Second Baptist Church
The past week was gala one
at Second Baptist church. The
seventh anniversary OF the pastor.
REV. q. p. Jones, was celebrated.
Many interesting and forceful SER
mons were delivered. Monday
night, the guest preacher was Rev.
r. G. Copeland; Tuesday night
REV. j. II. Johnson; Wednesday
Rev. A. d. Evans; Thursday. Rev.
~. s. Murray: Friday, Rev. A. l..
Merritt. Sunday. Rev. A. @. Wright
OF Detroit preached a fine sermon
subject. Jesus the Most Excellent
OF All Teachers.
In the afternoon. sunday, Rev. J.
s. scott. pastor OF Mt. Vernon
Baptist church. preached the ami
verssry sermon. subject, THE
Mark OF the owner" Many fine
tributes were paid the pastor, his
wife and the church.
II. ID. crosby. OF Detroit, present
ed the many handsome gifts and
made an inspiring talk.
The chairman OF the Trustee
board. A. Is. Moss. presented 800,
which was given during the an
|niversary. The banquet was given
TUESDAY night.
Last Sunday night. many mem
lbers OF New Bethel Baptist church
were present at Second Baptist
when the Lords supper was ad-
lministered.
The marriage OF Miss Adele
Pounds and Bonnie Burroushs was
announced last week, Their many
friends wish the couple much hap
piness.
Second Baptist membership VIII
worship with Friendship Baptist
Friday night. April z. In ceiebrs-
ton OF the anniversary OF Friend
ships pastor
Read the Detroit eekly. 10
learn tho happening and activi-
Iii n Nster.
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ington anu others
Pastor Collins delivered splen-
did message SUNDAY, April . sub
ic,t Jesus Trumphal Entry Into
Jerusalem. lext 81 Mark IL 5.
The members of the choir, IN their
white rohes. sang beautifully Mr..
Railev rendered solo.
Among Tho visitors present we're
Mrs. BRAKEMAN. Miss Cloiilde VIII
lams. william Davis Mrs Young.
Willie Bailey. OF Highland Park.
Mich: George 4. Davis. also Of
Highland Park; and $. Murray. Of
New York.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08
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nv," a'' neppy and full OF fun, men vilf'
M, H.. sou to dances and parties.
hlI YOU are cross. lis,lea. IA tl,sd man
sn be- Interested. Men don't like "uuIet''
~ s. nen they 80 10 parties they want girls
'"as Who arr full OF pep.
rm,. y cave you need = good general tonic.
h,,sp1 lor three generations one woman
IVA. Hno, her how TO 20 smiling thru with
itSsl..f,. ilnAham's Vegetable Compound.
IN, ~, nul'h np more physical resistance and
dir,'.' y ~ slN'ng You more pep and lessons
~. 'om female functional disorders.
.ror iree trial hottie tear this out ana uend
1. "'"e and address to Lydia =. Pinkham
hn~ 'Nelenn 81 l.l nn'
''"An'ms is WILL. WORTH trying.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-01-05

guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. o.
Lyslo at Glenwood. Norma and
Kermit returned home after a
weeks visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Seine, Mrs.
Elmer Swanson, Earle and Flor
ence Lyslo, Evelyn and Leroy
Hegdal, Donald Johnson and
Kenneth Hagen were guests at
the R. E. Crying home Thurs
day evening for Chinese dinner.
Nadeen Fish of ST. Paul is
spending the week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Fish.
James Peterson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tyler Peterson is visiting
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Peterson this week.
Monday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Mogen were Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Brockman of Echo
Mrs. August Abraham visited
from Saturday until Monday with
her sister Mrs. Emma Redetzke of
Redwood Falls. Sunday they were
guests at the Gene Charlebois
home.
After a few days visit with DIR.
and Mrs. Henry Silver, Sidney
Rothstein left for his home in
Minneapolis Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan PaskeWitz
and children Marlys and Dennis
were Monday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Benson at Lucan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minor Sampson
and Edward were New Years din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Olsen at Renville. In the after
noon they visited Mrs. c. N.
Peterson.
Rev. Talbert Ronning left for
Minneapolis Tuesday from where
he will go to North Dakota to be
gone a week.
Nh. and Mrs. Rolf Omtvedt and
children were Sunday dinner and
supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Edwin Wells of Redwood Falls.
Dolores and Margery are spend
ing the week at the Wells home
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hult-
quist are the parents Of a girl
born Friday.
Otto Flom took Kathleen Flom,
Margaret Gunelson and Walter
Gunelson back to the University
Monday after spending the holi-
days with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kohls
and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Rosberg
spend the weekend in Mime
apolis visiting friends and rela-
tives.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. E. LundStrom and
James and Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton
Anderson of Wheaton were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. B. G..
Winge, Mrs. LundStrom remained
for a longer visit.
The Ladies Aid will be enter
tanned in the church parlors
Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Charles Brandt, Mrs. c. j. Kurtz
and Bertha Kuenzli hostesses.
New Years guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Mann were Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Gaffney and family, Mr..
and Mrs. j. P. Gaffney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Syril Garman and James
Lechner.
Anna Lechner who was ill with
the flu has resumed her work at
the postoffice. Her daughter Mrs.
Syril Garman served during her
absence.
Walter Whittet of Redwood
Falls was a caller here Tuesday.
Leo Ruder entertained friends
at an oyster supper at the restau-
rant Thursday evening.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-01-05
Social Items of
Belview Reported
By Florence LySlo

Belview-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Peterson and daughters and Mrs
Mccoy of Echo were Sunday eve
ming dinner guests at the Tyler
Peterson home.
Nellie and Clara Peterson had
as their dinner guests Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Zeigler, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Hagen and
family and Mrs. Emma Sandager
and Florence.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
Crying Monday evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Crying, Ethel
and Rev. and Mrs. Talbert Ron
ming and son, Halvor Refer.
G. C.. Enestvedt of Kenyon
visited from Saturday until Mon
day at the j. H. Johnson home
He was accompanied by Harold
Crying who returned to North
field after his vacation at home
and Mrs. Elmer Swanson and
children James and Barbara who
returned to Wanamingo
Lavon Sampson returned to
Mankato Monday after spending
her vacation with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Sampson.
Monday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Duncan were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Thompson and grand
son of Minneota and Mrs. Martin
Nelson and sons, Norman and
Melvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Kohls, Rob-
ert, Lois and Alan Of LindStrom
visited Sunday and Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Kohls.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Crying and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Olsen were
Wednesday evening Chinese din
ner guests at the R. E. Crying
home.
In honor of Paul's fifth birth
day, Mr., and Mrs. L. F. Hoppen-
rath entertained the. following
New Years eve: MIR. and Mrs. r.
w. Hoppenrath, Mrs. Anna Hag-
en-, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hoppen-
rath, Marvel and Franz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Anderson and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Crying
and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Seine and children.
Nels Ronning of Minneapolis
was a guest at the R. E. Crying
home Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. A. W. Lyslo, Earle, Bur-
ton and Florence were Monday
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-01-05
Family Inches From
Death AS Passenger
Train ROarS Past

st. Peter-Inches separated the
William Tiede family of the Lex
ington community, near st. Peter,
from death in an auto train crash
during the recent BLIZZARD.
The family was enroute home
from LIE Center as the afternoon
passenger train approached from
the west. MIR. Thiede slammed on
the brakes but the car skidded
and came to a stop inches from
the track just as the train roared
by.
The engine caught the bumper
of the car and tore it off but left
the car standing otherwise un-
damaged. The occupants sat in
terror, thinking that another part
of the train might strike the car.