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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-06-29

Lou Dodd, June Lee, Fern Lee Mary Light,
Rose Mcclure, Geraldine McAdams, TheI-
ma Mcintosh, Elizabeth Moore, Lorraine
Moore, Jane Moss, Pearl Mitchell, Louise
Howard, Bessie M. Powell, Helen Smith,
Virginia Jackson, Eloise Vassar, Vivian
Vassar. Josephine Vassar, Louise Wood and
Mile Williamson.
Also Messrs. Cornelious Benner, Edward
Bruce, William Carroll, Burt Dawson,
Herman Few, Maceo Fnney, A. v. Hall,
Donald James and Wayne Wilson.
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develop a planned parenthood pro-
gram could expect from the Public
Health Service the same considera-
ton that would be given to any
other proposal in connection with
its state health work" Already
six states officially have set up such
programs.
4. The planned parenthood
movement is supported entirely by
private contributions. The funds
include donations from many i'm
portant foundations who scrupu-
lousy examine the planned parent
hood program from the standpoint
of its benefits to each of the indi-
vidual families it serves and to the
health of the nation as whole.
5. To extend clinic services to
reach all Negro families desiring
them and to interpret the planned
parenthood program to them, six
areas have been selected for demon
stration Washington, D.
c.; the State of Florida; Columbus,
Ohio; Harlem in New York; Omaha,
7 Neb.; and Atlanta, Ga. Each of
these areas is being visited by Mrs.
Key or Miss Mary E. Langford,
field consultant on work with Ne
groes, to organize an educational
family health program with other
interested agencies, to seek inte-
grafton of Negroes on planned
parenthood boards and committees
and to raise standards of clinic SER
vices.
"The extension of planned parent
hood to reach millions of colored
families now handicapped for lack
of this knowledge is not a panacea
for all the ills of the race" Mrs.
Key declared.
"But planned parenthood, to-
gether with X-Rays for tuber-
culosis, penicillin and the wonder
drugs, V.D. control, and other
health measures can help the Negro
family to attain a position of great
er strength and security in Amer
lea.
"Negro participation in planned
parenthood means democratic par
ticipation in democratic idea. Like
other democratic ideas, planned
parenthood places greater value on
human life and the dignity of each
person. Without planning at birth,
the life of Negroes as a whole in
a democratic world cannot be
planned"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-06-29
Duluth News
By Zn.LAH WATERS

Correction: The names of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Franklin and Miss Mary
Kelley were omitted from the list of
those who helped with the enter
tanning of delegates to the Mime
sofa State Baptist Association
meeting here recently.
Mrs. Hannah Black, Mr.. C. P.
Cox and Mr.. C. Prince are confined
to Miller hospital. Mr.. William
Massingill has been removed to his
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-06-29

Camphor Memorial Methodist Church
Notes: DR.. Harry M. Carroll of Chicago,
new superintendent of the Chicago district,
was the guest preacher at both the IL a. m.
and Z 80 p. m. services last Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Will Brown Joined the church.
Visitors included Rev. w. c. Strothers of
Des Moines and his brother, D. H. Strothers
and Technical Sergeant Arthur White.
Memorial flowers were on the altar for Mrs.
Henrietta Coins, placed there by her mother,
Mrs. O'Sheilds. Others were in memory of
Mrs. Isabella Holmes Wright, the mother of
Will Brown.
The first quarterly conference business
session was conducted by DR.. Carroll at 6 80
p. m. He commended the membership and
pastor of the church for the fine work"
that has been done. Mrs. Josie Williams
was elected treasurer of the church, after
the resignation of Mrs. Levisa Roland, the
treasurer for several years was accepted
with regrets
Our pastor, Rev. Clarence T. R. Nelson,
will preach at both the IL a. m. and 80
p. m. services on Sunday. A meeting of
the men of the church will be held at 80
p. m. and the men will be in charge of the
evangelistic service at z 80 p. m.
The Woman's Society of Christian Ser
vice sent box of linens, and other ma
terials to two schools this week. Mrs
Julia Lewis is the president and Mrs. Lottie
Milton, the supply secretary.-Church Re
porter.
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CONVENTION HIGHLIGHTS

The Introductory Sermon by Rev.
A. l. Carter, guest of the associa-
ton, whose subject, work While
1t Is Day." was highly praised. He
is pastoring in the city of New Or
leans. The Thursday morning ses-
sion was opened by Rev. ]. ]. Clay
burn, pastor of Pilgrim Rest Bap-
fist church, Minneapolis. Rev. H.
W. Bolts, ST., spoke on Family
Problems" at the Women's after
noon session. Mrs. Mary Crump,
president of the Missionary Society
of Zion Baptist church, Minneapolis,
led a group of Missionary women
in "a demonstration of the little
things" the participants were COM
mended. Mrs. Bessie Gresham,
State Directress of the Red Circle
Girls under the Youth program,
gave an interesting report and pro-
gram by the members of this group.
Sunday School and B. T. U.
Active
Mrs. Estelle Sims, Bethesda Bap-
fist church, Minneapolis, organized
the large group of young people
present, and Mrs. Beatrice Dodd
presided. A program of unusual
interest was given by these young
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people.
Memorial and Meditation Services
Impressive

Impressive
An impressive memorial service
for the deceased members of all the
churches of the state was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Worthy Guthrie,
Pilgrim, St. Paul. Meditations for
the Armed Forces, a sacred SER
vice dedicated to our boys and girls
who are serving in every depart
ment of the service, was directed
by a member of Johnny Baker Post
POI, American Legion, Minneapolis.
]. W. Pate, assisted by Rev. ]. W.
Phelps, Invocation. This program
included reading by Mrs. Mary
Crump, Faith" Solos by the State
Gospel singers, bessie Gresham,
Minneapolis, and Susie Gaylord of
st. Paul.
Delegation Pays High HOnOrs to
Entertainment Committee
The delegates and visitors ex-
pressed gratitude to Rev. L. C.
Harris and his wife and the men,
bers of Calvary Baptist church.
Praise was also offered the friends
and citizens of Duluth for the many
courtesies and hospitality shown
while in the city of Duluth. The
beautiful two-hour sightseeing tour
will long be remembered by the
visitors. A group picture of the
entire delegation was made.
Officers of WOmen's Convention
Mayme T. Burrell, president;
Lydia Brown, first vice president;
Edna Chairman, second vice presi-
dent; Fern Helm, recording secre-
tary; Susie Gaylord, corresponding
secretary; L. Hall, assistant secre-
tary; Mamie Battles, treasurer;
Freddie Hughes, statistician; Ella
Golden, historian; L. G. Harris,
musical directress; bessie Gresham,
state directress, Red Circle Girls,
Gertrude Martin, chairman, Min
isters' Wives Committee; Mary
Crump, chairman, Deacon's Wives
Committee; Worthy Guthrie, chair
man, Memorial Committee; Mabel
Bell, chairman, Home Missions,
Ursula Bolts, chairman, Foreign
Missions; Estelle Sims, chairman
of Education; Mary Crump, chair
man, Finance Committee.
Sunday School and B. T. U.
Rosalind Glanton, president; Bea-
trice Dodd, first vice president;
bessie Gresham, second vice presi-
dent; lone Brown, third vice presi-
dent: E. Sims. treasurer. and Miss
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REV. II. w. Bolts ELECTED
STATE BAPTIST MODERATOR

Mrs NJ 7. BWrell Reelected WOmens Auxiliary President
Duluth, MnnRev H. W. Bolts, pastor Zion Baptist Church.
Minneapolis Moderator of the Minnesota Baptist AsoCa
body held here 49, IA
Mayme Burre reelected president of the Womens
Auxiliary of the association.
chairman the association publicity
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mittee sixty delegates attended the
meeting. Fifty of that number were
from st. Paul and Minneapolis
churches. Calvary Baptist church
was host.
No Opposition to Bolts
Rev. Bolts, veteran Minneapolis
pastor, was recommended to the
body by a nominating committee
composed of Rev. l.. C. Harris of
Duluth, G. W. Wills, st. Paul, and
William Crump of Minneapolis.
The committee also recommended
Rev. Floyd Massey, Jr., for the post
of Vice-Moderator; ]. W. Pate,
Secretary and William Crump,
Treasurer. All officers nominated
by the committee were elected.
Annual Addresses Thrill Delegates
The annual address of Mrs. Bur-
rell was challenge to the Baptist
women to meet the problems which
must be solved during the postwar
period.
Rev. A. F. Martin, retiring mod
orator, stirred the association with
a dynamic appeal for church
people to prepare for the return of
war veterans. He spoke also of the
serious problems affecting the
Christian church in Minnesota and
the entire country. The Baptist
church must interest itself in the
personal problems of it's members
and initiate a great program of
evangelism.
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Sunday School and B. T. U.

Rosalind Glanton, president; Bea-
trice Dodd, first vice president;
bessie Gresham, second vice presi-
dent; lone Brown, third vice presi-
dent; E. Sims, treasurer, and Miss
Audrey King. secretary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-23
UNCLAIMED PLEDGES

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180-Legal
EXECUTOR's NOTICE

Having qualified as Executor OF "s
Estate of Ada Lillian Watson, an
New Hanover County, North Carolnd,
this is to notify all persons having Claim
against the Estate of said deceased 10 "a.
hibit them to the undersigned al foI.
Office Box 779, Carolina Beach, NoNa
Carolina. on or before the 26th day ..
November, 1916, or this notice Will ~ III
pleaded in bar of their recovery. .'u al
persons indebted to said EsAN VIII
please make immediate payment: ,ou
This 23rd day of November, A. ,,IS ~, ,S'''
Evecu+or NJ ADA LILLIAN WAISoN
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Executor OF ADA LILLIAN WAIooN
NoT1cF oF FORECLOSURE

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER;
Notice is hereby given that wil''i,.s M ,.,
ton Homes, Incorporated, on tne ,utsa nsi
day Of April, 1912, made ana e1s'uts, ;s N,
their certain promissory note In rrv nv
sum of Thirty-Three Hundred Inv, .I.
(335o0O) Dollars. payable to the new. u,...
of Connecticut General Life lnsu1sH,ii insure n
Company. and secured the payn,e".. .,,t
said indebtedness by deed oh ol ssd
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of trust, registered in Book '4i, ,.r,,",
16o. conveys the lands and ple,NI, p,. Ne.
hereinafter described. Default ns.b,,d. na,
CURED in the payment of sad lnaeD.oo s.not
ness according to the terms anu t,a
of said promissory note. and ssd sa.h,,d.
of trust and the owner Of SAD lnaeD nae N.
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undersigned trustee exercise me pt trust
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CLASSIFIED INDEX

CLASSIFIED INDEX
1-Announcemelr&
2-Automotive.
e-chiropractor.
9-Boats.
,o-Book sellers s-Statione1A
iaBuilders suppliea
I3-Business Opportunities
5ABusines. Service.
i5-Business Sites
2o-Cleaners- -DysfA
22-Clothine.
2i-Coal-Wood-Fue q,
3o-Dairy ProductA
Balancing.
33-Dogs-Cats-FefA
35-Drugs.
38ADry Cleaning FresALt
41-Eata oles.
42-Eating Places
As Electrical
46-Electrical supplies.
4a-FeedA
49-Financial
5o-Floor Finishera
5l-Florist
s2-For Rent
s3-For Rent Al Resorta-
55-For Rent--Apartmsnu
SO-For Rent Rooms.
63-Room and Bsaro.
65-For Rent-HouseA
7o-For Sale
73-HaIdware.
75-Household Goods
so-Houses For Sale.
8lHelp Wanted-Male.
s0-Help Wanted-FenaAls
ol-Insurance.
i0l-Jewelry.
fO4 Loans.
105- Lost and Found.
ll0-Llvestock.
III Miscellaneous
112- Machinery.
118- Music.
l2o Office Equipment
l2l Office For Rent
125-Paint- PaperinG.
-Plumbing-Heattn8.
I30-Professionl
l39-Radio and RepaffA
l5O-Real Estate.
Service.
-Bulba.
l56-Situations Wanted.
i6o-Transportation and storas&
61-TypewriterA
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80-Houses For Sale

III WRIGHTSVILLE AVE.-TWO-STORY
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Diamond earrings for pierced
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Gents cameo ring with a dia-
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Boys solid yellow gold
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FOR SALE

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Evening star., 1945-06-20

the welcome, Gen. Eisenhower said
DO you know any good adjectivest
Make them glorious
He grinned and waved to a small
crowd which watched his departure
in a 12-car caravan from the Wal.
dorf Astoria Hotel. The genera
wore battle jacket and oversee!
cap.
"Hurray for Next President"
AS he stepped into his car, some
one shouted: "Hurray for the next
President"
The motorcade headed north
through Westchester County, across
the Bear Mountain Bridge and UP
to West Point.
The former Kansas farm boy, who
captivated New York with his effer-
vescence and infectious grin, left
with the city's millions his belief
that when the war ends, two prob
lens must be met.
They are jobs for men and peace
in the world he said at banquet
last night. prosperous nations are
not war hungry, but hungry ma
ton will always seek war If it has
to be in despair. We cannot be
isolated from the world.
Peace is an absolute necessity to
this world, the nations cannot stand
another world catastrophe of war
I believe that we should let nc
specious argument of any kind
deter us from exploring every
direction in which peace can be
maintained. I believe that We
Evening star., 1945-06-20
Six Arkansas Children
Drown in Wafer Hole
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
MORRILTON. Ark, June 90
Six Arkansas children, 6 to IA years
old, drowned near here yesterday
when they stopped of for swim on
Evening star., 1945-06-20

should be strong, but we should be
tolerant. We should be ready tc
defend our rights. but we should be
considerate and recognize the rights
of other men,"
Evening star., 1945-06-20

ing sorne lower ofIicer had been as
signed to do the job"
1t. Hopkins took up the story:
Each officer lay on his back with
his arms and knees slightly bent 80
they made a strange geometric
pattern. .
"The men had been dead about
three days, SO, Of course, they were
not easily identifiable.
However, we found the admira's
epaulets-three silver pips on heavy
gold braid shoulder bars-and his
other effects, even a box of calling
cards with his name and Head
quarters, Okinawa Prefecture Naval
Base" printed on them In Japanese
characters. Beyond all reasonable
doubt, that was the Japanese naval
commander on Okinawa. Now only
the army general remains, If he has
survived our attacks further down
IN Southern Okinawa."
Evening star., 1945-06-20
BY VERN HAUGLAND.

Associated Press War Correspondent.
WITH 9Th MARINE DIVISION
OROKU PENINSULA, Okinawa,
June Is delayed by censorship -
A vast japanese naval underground
headquarters gave up it's dead today
including the bodies of Admiral
Minoru Ota, commander of this
Ryukyuan naval base, and his staff
Confirming reports that the Japa-
nese admiral and his high officers
died there, Marines explored the
intricate pattern of tunnels linking
big hill with two smaller adjoin-
ing ones.
In room marked "Admiral's S
Quarters" on various Japanese
charts found throughout headquar-
tiers areas they discovered the
ghastly tableau of death.
Two of the first Marines to reach
the foul-smelling room were 1t
Hart Spiegel, Tulsa, Okla, of the
4th Regiment, and 1t. Joseph Hop
kins, Woodmere, Long Island, with
the 10th Army.
Using an electric lantern, they
led Marine patrols up dank passage
ways from which branched officers
compartments where they found
many rotting bodies of Japanese
who had committed suicide.
I'VE found the admiral's body in
the room we expected to-" 1t.
Spiegel said.
ut was neatly arranged deal
On low broad table about two
feet high were the bodies of the
Admiral and his five top aides. The
throat of each one was slit, but
there was no knife around, indicat-
Evening star., 1945-06-20

recently from India to the Marianas
said the turbulence of thermal up
drafts was the greatest they ever had
encountered.
In Washington the Goth Air Force
said results were ''unobserved to
excellent At Shizuoka, crews re-
ported excellent results, a commu-
nique said. Two planes are missing
Evening star., 1945-06-20
Eisenhower Gives Yank
On Clutches Biq Thrill
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June 20-Accom-
panying Mrs. Eisenhower to Grand
Central Station late last night be-
fore she departed for Kansas City,
Gen. Eisenhower sighted a soldier
on crutches and broke away from
his party to shake hands with the
boy.
The soldier was Pvt. James
Randtke. %, of Rochester, N, Y.
Gen. Eisenhower chatted with
him about his injury, then patted
him on the shoulder and said, Good
luck to you. hope you get we'll
Pvt. Randtke, who was wounded
on Luzon last year, told reporter
after the general left: That was
the greatest thrill of my life"
Evening star., 1945-06-20
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Evening star., 1945-06-20
Two. Marines Describe
Finding Jap Admiral
With Throat SIit

fThis story, Just released by
censors, is the first giDing details
OF japanese Admiral Minoru
OtG's death on OkinaUd.)