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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-04
PlSMA liz STARECA kRAJA
Bivsi CIeve|ond6oni piseio IL Novego mes+o

Mrs. Josephine Levstik, 1918
E. 172 St., je prejela pisma cd
svoje hcerke Alme in sorodni-
kov Johna in Bibijane Zupanc,
XII so Sc skupno pred 13 lett po-
dali il Clevelanda v Novo me-
sto. John Zupanc je dobro po-
znan med Clevelandcani ter je
bill svojeeasno upravnik pri
"Enakopravnosti' in nekaj ca
sa je delal v tocilnici Sloven-
skega narodnega donna ma st.
Clair Ave.
Prvo pismo je cd hcerke AL
me in sc glasi:
"Novo mesto, IA. nov. 1945
"Ljuba moja mama!
"Najprva vas vse skupaj pri-
srcno pozdravljam in poljub-
liam. Upam, da 81 prejela moja
stiri pisma. JAZZ sem prejela
Tvoja diva. Sedaj sno pa preje-
Ii diva paketa jestvinami, "a
kar Sc prisrcno zahvaljujem.
Vsi trije smo bill do solz ginje-
nj.
"Ljuba mama, kdaj Vam bo-
mo to povrnili? Vem, da 81 I'll
to pakirala, ker samo materina
roka naredi vse prav in vse pre-
skrbi. Tukaj Sc kaj takega Sc
ne more kupiti. Je Sc vse ma
karte in sc dobi samo mai jnuj j.
nejse "a zivljenje.
"Stradam pa ne. Yes, da so
dolga stiri leta in da 81 clovek
kaj takega zazeli. Pa &c bi bilo
Sc tako hudo, bi mi vse vese-
ljem prenesli, samo da je pri-
sla zazeljena svoboda. Sedaj sc
nam nj treba bati, kdaj mas bo
domaci izdajalec tidal.
"Nis m nikdar mislila, da
Vam bonn Sc kdaj pisala, ker
smo bill v vecnem strahu, kdaj
mas bodo kan poslali ali ubili.
Kar smo pa strahu in gorja
preziveli, Sc ne da popisati. vi
tam, ker niste prestali to, kar
smo mi tukaj, 81 ne morete nj
tt predstavljati, kaj vse smo
tukaj pretrpeli. Mnogokrat sc
pridrveli ponoci in mas z bajo
nett ustrahovali. Veliko tegs
gorja je bila kriva izprijena du.
hovscina, XII je bila proti last.
nemu narodu. Sedaj gre pri mas
vsak dan boljse.
"Sedaj smo imeli tako zaze'
ljene vOlitve in so prav dObre
izpadle. IL nase hiSe jih je sic
VOLT sest. Imamo same partiza'
ne in partizanke ma stanova.
nju, ker je premalo sob. Sedaj
mi nj dolgcas, Sc zastopimo kot
sestre. Ma volilni dan je bile
mesto vse v rozah, zelenju in
zastavah, ceprav je bill dez. Mi
mo bill vseeno vesel, &c bi
pray vile paddle z neba.
JAZZ sem tako kricala v povor-
XII, da sem bila vsas hripava. Sc
daj gre res vse v najlepsem re.
du naprej. Ljudje veseljem
delajo. zeleznice so re skorai
gotove. Rusevine v mestu so ze
odstranjene. &c DO slo tako ma
pref, kmalu ne bono vec vedeli,
da je bila vojna. Nasa hisa je
celia. Tudi nasi zivci so sc po-
pravili. JAZZ sem bila med vojnc
zelo suha. Sedaj sem Sc ze po.
pravila. Stric in teta tudi. Mi
smo vsi zdravi. Ali je stara ma.
ma Sc ziva?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-04

PRESENT AND FUTURE can
other glass of milk and I'll be there,
pop" says three-year-Old junior as
he compares muscles with his dad,
light heavyweight champion Gus
Lesnevich. Gus was just discharged
from service. He has announced
that he will soon book fights.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-04

Disch Evansville with his
championship Chicago
market fat stock show held during the Gath National 4
1896
directed federal state
committee club work
voluntary of interested citizens
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-04
Odbor. podr. St. ID
S|ovenske zenske
ZVeZe
"a leto 1916:

"a letO 1916:
Frances Rupert, predsednica,
Antonio Svetek, podpredsedni-
ca, Mary Unetic, 922 E. 200 St.,
tajnica, Frances Medved, bla-
gajnicarka, Mary strukel, "a
pisnikarica. - Nadzorni odbor :
Frances Globokar, pred, Fran
ces Grcman, Mary Gregory.
.Seje Sc vrsijo vsak prvi torek
" mesecu v Slovenskem drustve-
mem domu ma Recher Ave. oh
8. uri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-04
ZgIosi Sc noi

John Kavcic, XII je bival ma 1904
E. 167 St., Cleveland, Ohio, in
sicer teku 10 dneh radi zelo
vazne zadeve. &c kdo We zanj,
je prosen, da mi sporoci &c Sc
Sc nahaja ma doticnemu naslo-
WI. - SIMON CALICO, Ex-
port, Pa.
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Anniversary
CONGRATULATIONS

We hope for your paper continued
growth and the diligence always
for the peoples interests.-Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Vassar.
Our sincere greetings TO the
Spokesman and Recorder News
papers-long may they serve the
Twin Cities.-MT. and Mrs. Edward
L. Boyd.
Anniversary Greetings to your
paper and its excellent stat Of
workers. / hope it will have many
more anniversaries.-Mrs. Anna
HargrOVe.
Best wishes for continued sue
cess and prosperity.-MT. and Mrs.
Fred Carver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Smith ex-
tend to the paper our heartiest and
sincere wishes for continued use
fitness in our city.
COngratulations TO a real paper,
a real staff Of good, hard workers,
in the interest of a better city,
payroll and economic security
Mrs. Zephyr Turner.
Best wishes on the occasion OF
your 18th anniversary. - Mrs.
Dorothy James.
Sunday Dinner: Mrs. Bertha
johnson, 500 Olson Blvd, had as
her dinner guests on Sunday, Aug.
IS, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fawcett Of
Omaha, Neb. Also guests were
Messrs. and Mines. Robert Wallace,
Oliver Thornton, Edwin Carr and
NJ. nasEka GNnnLa
Vacation in East: Mrs Mary
Swain, 500 Olson Blvd, left Tues
day, Aug. 20, for a six-week vaca-
ton in Chicago, Louisville, KY, and
points East. She will return about
Oct. Is.
Mrs. W. H. Walker. 1916 Fourth
Ave. s., has gone to Emporia, Kan,
TO attend the wedding Of q niece.
She will also visit in Kansas City,
Kan.
Mother and Son Entertain: Mrs,
Mae Reyes and her son, Mr.. Fred
White, 500 Colfax Ave. N, enter
tanned Thursday, Aug. %, at q
dinner party in honor Of Miss
Edythe Williams Of Columbia, Mo-,
who Is a school teacher. Other
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. z. C. Shelby
and Mr.. George Bell.
Guests Leave: The guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Underwood, $500
Fourth Ave. S., have left for home
Mrs. UnderwoOd's brother and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Clark Of
Pasadena, Calf, will travel in the
West before returning to Pasadena
on Sept. /. Mr.. Billy Morgan Of
Battle Creek, Mich, who is Mrs
Underwood's nephew, will return
to his home in Michigan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alec Bib Of 0ttumwa, Iowa
divided their two-week vacation be.
tween visits with the Underwoods
(Mrs. Bibbs is Mrs. Underwood's
sister, and Mr.. Bibb's brother and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Bibbs
/ of ST. Paul.
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CRmphOr mem0FiAl Meth0dist Chureh;
Joy" va: she subjsst Of The pastors
soloist when the choir sang Hold Ny
Hand" Mr.. Albert BAnham Is the new
director Of the choir. He succeeded Mrs.
Celeste Douglass who resigned after three
Mrs. Douglass has been offered the posi-
ton Of head Of the Music department. at
Coulter Academy In ChsrGW. 8. C.
The following officers were elected by
the choir at . meeting held after the
regular morning services: Mrs. L. Viola
MOnsOn. president; MrA Roberta Davis,
vice president Herbert Russell, secretary I;
Mn. ". Z. Robinson, assistant secretary /;
Mrs. Isaac Hubbard treasurer; Warren
Hayes, librarian, and William BullRrd,
assistant librarian. Zachary T. Monson was
named assistant director and Mrs. Katie
MonsOn. wardrobe mistress.
This Sunday Pastor Nelson will speak
at the II a. m. services Evening services
will be resumed in September.
PHRrim Baptint ChuFch Notes, On last
Sunday. Rev. Floyd Massey, Jr.. preached
from the topic, Trusting In Man or God r.
Text: jeremiah 1883.
The Quarterly Reports of the financial
status Of the church membership were dis
tributed by Mr.. Robert williams, ST..
Financial Clerk. His report showed ~ per
cent Of the church members active and
financially supporting the program Of the
church.
The minister announced that the Chill
dren's Period in the Morning Service which
was 10 be resumed on the first Sunday in
September has been postponed until the
Polio epidsmie subsideS.
Among visitors present werei Rev. D. A.
Holmes. Kansas City. MOI Rev. J. W.
Wright, OWensboro. KY. J. A. Smith, Mrs..
Mrs. Robert Lewis, Denver, Colo MrS.
J. B. Brinkley, Chicago, NJ Mrs. Cora
Kicks, Newark. N. J.; Mn. L. B. Wright,
selma, Ala; Mrs. Edith Ashby, Newark.
N. J., Mr.. s. d. Kemp, Chicago, Ill Mr.
and Mrs.. James Smith, MuskoRee, Okla. (;
Mrs. 2. A. Stewart. Winnipeg, Manitoba,
Canada; Mrs. Edna B. Jackson, Winnipeg,
Manitoba, Canada; Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Porter. Horwalk. Conn.
On next Sunday, August rs, isIs, Rev.
Massey will preach his last sermon before
| taking q months vacation. His topic will
be, These Warnings i Leave TheeP' At
the very beginning Of the service he will
| administer the Ordinance of Baptism. IL
O'Clock. The candidates for Baptism should
present themselves BY 1850 O'Clock 70 be
prepared on time.
After next Sunday, Rev. and Mrs. Massey
and their baby boy, Floyd III. will leave
| for the CArOlinas where they will spend a
much needed rest. They will attend the
| National Baptist Convention, Atlanta, Ca,
| September IS.
During the month Of September we shall
have several guest preachers. This column
| will announce them weekly.
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We wish 20 extend 70 the friends and
people Of the Twin Cities our sincere graft
tnde fer tae horah and other uympathetie
interest shown ~ In the death Of our
mother, Mn. Katherine Shelton.
Mrs. Susie Ross. daughter.
james. Sylvester. George. OFton, Arthur.
Leon, Charles and Thomas shelton, sons.
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REV. SMITH AND
FAMILY LEAVE CITY

FAMILY LRAVK CITY
Rev. and Mrs. William Smith and two
laughter will leave Saturday for Chester,
Pa, where he will attend the CrO1sr The
olOFieAl Seminary 70 eontinns his study for
his BID. degrse; re VIII serve part time
ter in Philadelphia. Rev. Saith has been
attending the University Of South Dakota
at VermilliOn doing research.
En- route East the Smiths will visit Bur
linRton. lows, Monmouth Ill., 81 Louiss
No. and East 81. Lsuis, Ill. Rev. Smith
will also attend the Baptist COnVOntiOn at
Sioux City, Iowa. where he viii speak. sub
shutting for Rev. J. P. Barbour Of the
National BapGst Voice.
Many local residents have entertained for
the Smiths. Among them MeBarH- and
Mines. Maurice COakley, Melvin Smith. T..
c. CollinR, Theodore Vaughn, Walter Ed
gar, Harvey Bentley, and Mines. Mener
Greer. Mary Rsdsn, james Lee. and JsH
siouT Falls through this writer extends
our good wishes 70 this CT and former
pastor Of Pilgrim and St. Johns churches.
We wish him and family a pleasant journey.
Pilgrim Baptist Church delegates TO the
6Sth annual session Of the Iowa, South
Dakota, NebraskA and Minnesota Baptist
Convention will be Rev. Eugene Williams,
pastor Mrs. BeA Hamilton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. C. COllinE.
Rev. l.. c. Harris. pastor Of st. Johns
Baptist Church. left Monday for Sioux City.
Iowa, as delegate TO the Baptist Convention.
Mr.. Al G. FROST, former CT, united Sun
day with the Pilgrim Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. ChAS. WO0ds, who have
been cooking for the Boy Scouts at Camp
Shetek near CurTie, Mimi, returned TO their
home at 3l2 West Third St. Tuesday after
a stay Of almost two months.
CT formerly stationed at the base
here who has returned here with family
to make Sioux Falls their home Il Mr..
Johnnie Hildreth. Mr.. Hildreth was q
chef here for two years seven months, for
merly from Birmingham, Alabama, and Is
married and has q family Of two girls and
two boys and Is living at the new units,
IFS North Dakota Ave.
MrB. Luthsr Clark was called 70 Omaha,
Neb., to be with her sister, Mrs.. Alma
Williams, who Is sick but Is much improved
at this time. Mrs. Clark win return to the
city some time this week.
Mr.. ChaS. Smith, former CT. who was
listed last week has purchased q home at
1919 North Phillips Ave.
Next week We shall tell you about an
other former CT located here.
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Tras Apostolic Church Notes. Services
were well attended last Sunday At both
morning and evening. The pastor, Elder
A. Robinson. spoke At both services Yisi-
james and daughter Ms. Estslla Huron
Of SIS Seventh Ave. N. was baptized into
the faith At the morning services. The
True Apostolic prayer band will meet at
the home Of Deacon W. N. Brown, 1ll2
Fremont Ave. N. Wednesday evening, Aug.
2Sth. (For am the Lord that healsth thee.
Exodus. Is :2s.l Thursday evening special
prayer said for the sick. Friday night
Bible class Biblical questions answered.
Mrs. Abe snadOn Of 1910 Bryant Ave. N.
u on the sick list. At University hospital.
Mrs. John Carter Of 1909 18th St. N. Is
improving slowly.
Sc. James (sL. PsuI) Chureh News;
Meeting Our Need was the subject Of
the message brought BY Rev. William Hale,
Director Of the Cooperative work camp,
housed at Halle q. Brown. Rev. Hale sAiu,
The lives Of both young and old are filled
with needs, physical, spiritual and social,
which must be met By q will which has
been submitted to God"
This being Youth Day others who assisted
In the services were: Gloria l.. Williams,
President Of the University Of Life and
general chairman: Airline Allison, Ruth
Manning, Douglas Lewis and ElzOra Nor
wood. Patricia Foster and CaTmitta Hit
were Co-ehRirmen Of the Financial com
mittee. Flowers were given b. Mines. o.
c. Hall ST., and Z. Gertrude Boldly.
August 2bth will be Dollar Money and
All Club Sunday with Rev. Moore back in
the pulpit. The Gospel choir will sing at
the morning service.
A General Church Conference will be
held at ST. James Monday, September 9th,
at 100 .. m. All church members are
urged TO attend.
Among the visitors who worahipped at the
morning service were; Mrs. VIM. Hale, wife
Of Rev. Hale; Mrs. Mary Yaney of Mime
spolis Mrs. HAIel Taylor Of MonroyiA.
Calf; Wilma johnson and Cecilia Sanders
Of Pilgrim Baptist Church. ST. Paul.
All Clubs and Auxiliaries will please re-
port their Dollar Money next Sunday, Au-
gust 26th, Dollar Money and All Club
Sunday. Bertha L. King.
wayman A. N. y. Church, sIs Fremont
Ave. N. Sunday the pastor, Rev. L. p.
Ashford, spoke from the subject; Arise
message was well received. Visitors pres
ent were Mr.. Joe Maxwell and Mrs. =.
Hubbard OF st. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Hubbard
Is the daughter Of Mrs. Della Maxwell.
Don't forget the Style Show at PhyIIIs
Wheatlsy' Friday August 2srd. at p. m
The church Is asking all members and
friends who have cleaners for the WaymAn
A. N. z. church 10 please turn them in on
Sunday morning, August 2Bth, and all
members who have not paid their Annual
Conference Claims please pay them By
Sunday. The Wsyman choir will present
q musical at the Church, Sunday, Sept. LIST,
at I p. m. The public Is cordially invited
Choir rehearsal Wednesday night.-Church
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Sioux Falls News

Nv Mrs. Oscar BEidqowGtSE
ST. JUhN'B BAPTIST ChURCh NOTES
81. jeans BaPtist Chureh Nstsa. Sunday
August 18th, was an insptratlOnal day toi
all present. At the morning services tire
persOns-Mr. and hn. Giles Walls and
Mn. MAude Kimbis-united with oui
church. Al the evening service Pastor l.
G. harris brought q fOreible message from
the subject Death in the Pot"
A group Of nine members Of Bethesda
Temple, Dayton, Ohio. joined our evening
worship. They were accompanied By theii
pastor and wife. Elder and Mrs. Ralph
bass. Ths group Ia touring to Los An
Reles, Calf, by way Of Yellowstone Ma.
tlOnal Park. Mr.. Reginald Jones, one Of
the members of the party, gave an outline
the Minneapolis Spokesman by Mrs. Oscar
Bridgewater, Sioux Falls representative
The nine visitors stopped with Rev. and
New members of the church, Mrs.. Giles
Walls and MIS-. MAUde Kimble were placed
with the senior choir. Mr.. Giles Walls u
on trial a. q deacon Of St. Johns. He led
the devotional services preceding the eve
ming worship.
Mrs. Ruth MeLaurin, Mr.. JudsOn Phillips
and Mr.. James MoKley rendered solos az
the services at First Christian Church
with Rev. William Smith as speaker Of
the hour.
Donald and Alonzo Smith. ZIG Z. SIND
ST., were hosts TO = group Of is young
people Saturday evening. A delightful eve
ming of games, dancing and Refreshments
were enjoyed.
Mr.. Fred Gresham. who underwent an
operation recently, ID reported doing fair
at q local hospital.
Mrs. James CrOWder Of Minneapolis, for
msrly a local beRutieiAn. b here visiting
over Thursday a. the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Coates and Mr.. and Mrs,
Theodore Vaughn.
Mrs. William TOlsOn, hostess at Sun.
day dinner 10 Mrs. James Lee, Mr.. ALFRED
White, and Rev. L. G. Harris, At her home
Mrs Adrian TaulbeFt and small daugh-
ter, Shirley, left for Columbus, Ohio, 70
Join her daughter Gwendolyn and visit heI
brother and family Of Chicago. Their stay
will be about two weeks.
Mira. Sadie BaniSteF and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ousley, sister and brother Of Mrs,
James Monkey, returned TO their homes.
Mr.. Joseph FleminRb, well known chef,
is now working at the West 18th Night
Club.
ST. johns Baptist Chureh will be host
to the Union Missionary Circle which meet
the fourth Sunday Of each month, alter
mating between the different churches. The
time will be from . 80 TO 500 p. m.
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Prominent Mississippi
Women Visits Here

Mrs. Martin Harvey Jr. arrived
August %, 10 be the weekend house
guest Of Mrs. Paul s. Curry, Bis
Columbus Ave. Mrs. Harvey ae-
c0mpanied Mrs. Curry 10 Mexico In
May Of 1946. Their travels were
described in this paper in q series
Of articles entitled "Mexieo Our
Neighbor," written BY Mrs. Curry,
Mrs. Martin Harvey is enroute
from the Alpha Kappa Alpha Boule
which was held In Los Angeles.
She represented the Beta Delta
Omega Chapter Of Mississippi.
In 1889, Mrs. Harvey was . dele
gate TO the World Conference Of
Christian Youth which met in AM
sterdam, Holland. She has travelled
and studied in seven European
countries.
She was the first Negro youth
member Of the General Board Of
Education Of the Methodist church
and is listed IN prominent Per-
sonalities In American Methodism. "
Mrs. Harvey, q graduate Of Spell
man College In Atlanta Is working
toward har Masters Degree IN
Business Administration at New
York University.
Mrs. Harvey Is assistant man
ager Of the Frazier Collins Funeral
Home at Jackson, Mississippi. Her
husband, Martin Harvey, Is dean
Of students at Southern University,
Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23

Musical Treat Of the Season,
Wings Over Jordan" Minneapolis
Auditorium, Sunday.-adVt.
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Receptions Held for
Chester Odens

Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Harris, 912
IRlehart Ave-, were hosts at a re-
ception, Friday, Aug. 10, given for
Mrs. Harris daughter and son-in-
law, recent newiyweds, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Oden. Decorations
consisted Of Cibotium ferns placed
on a white rug. Mrs. Oden wore a
pink suit and a eorsage Of red
roses. Mr.. Oden presented his bride
with a gold band bracelet.
Assisting Mrs. Harris were:
Mines. Edna Small, Ermine Hall,
Bernice Graham, Paul Thomason,
Kenneth Edwards, and Jimmie OIL
liver. Each was presented a corsage
Of sweet peas from the hostess.
kilograms were received by Mr.,
and Mrs. Oden from all parts Of
the country. Among the many gifts
was q silver dollar, a token Of good
luck given by Mrs. Carrie Lind
say and a beautiful cocktail bar
sent by Mrs. 0den's son, Seaman
Nelson Balenger, Jr., stationed In
San Diego, Calf. The principal Of
John Marshall high school, Prof.
r. Highly, also sent q gift.
Miss Thelma Almond Of Atlanta,
Ca, Is visiting with her aunt, Mrs.
Martin WeddinRton, TAI 81. An
thony Ave. Miss Almond, who will
leave on Monday, Aug. 20, shared
honors at a party with Miss Doris
Norrington Of Chicago, who Is visit
ing with Mrs. T. Ford, Ala N. Grot-
70. The party was given by Mines,
Esther Roseby and Martin We'd
dington at the Weddington home on
Saturday, Aug. 10. The guests
were Messrs. and Mines. Rufus
Carson, Marion Roseby; Mrs. E,
Anderson, Miss Rose MCGUIRE and
Messrs. Chester Harris and James
Todd.
Mrs. Bessie Powell, 7s5 Rondo,
has been entertaining her niece and
nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Tay-
lor Of Monrovia, Calf, who stopped
here en- route 10 Chicago TO visit
their son, Daniel, Jr., a resident Of
Chicago.
Party for Younger Set: Misses
Beverly and Shirley Cannon Of Los
Angeles, Calf, and Miss Evelyn
Russell Of Jersey City, N. j., were
the honored guests at q party given
by the Cannon girls grandmother
Mrs. Mary ]. F. Parke, 424 Edmond
Ave, on Saturday, Aug. II. This
all-around party dancing anC
games) was attended by thirty oil
more young folks.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
BAPTIST WOMEN HOLD 18th
ANNUAL STATE SESSIONS

The 26th annual session Of the
Women's Convention Auxiliary to
the Minnesota Baptist convention
was held Wednesday, Aug. II, ct
Zion Baptist church, Minneapolis.
Convention theme was The Par
amount Need Of the World Today"
The Christian Life Crusade Insti-
tuto headed BY Mrs. Lydia Brown
YVES the feature Of the morning. The
three classes IN the institute and
their instructors were Making
your community Christian" Mrs.
lone Brown; Evangelism Mrs.
McWillie Hunt; christian Eduea-
ton Mrs. N. ]. Hunter. The well
coming address was given by Lu-
ellie Jordan Of Zion Baptist church.
Mrs. N. j. Hunter Of Pilgrim Bap-
list church, gave the response.
Encourages Women
In her annual address, Mrs. N.
T. Burrell, president, encouraged
the women TO 20 forward, work,
fight and pray for success, and re-
viewed the years work. Tribute
was paid to the deceased Of the
organization.
Rev. w. N. Holt, pastor Of Cal
vary Baptist church, Duluth, de-
Hvered the Missionary sermon. His
Rev. A. j. Holmes Of Kansas City,
No, visitor, was introduced THE
Princes Review" feature of the
evening meeting, closed the days
sassion.
Mrs. Burrell Reelected
Officers elected were, Mrs. NJ.
+. Burrell, president; Mrs. Lydia
Brown, first vice president; Mrs.
Edmonia chatham, second vice
president; Mrs. Luella Brown, re-
cording secretary, and Mrs. Ann
Smith, assistant secretary; Mrs.
Alberta Bell, corresponding Becre-
tary; Mrs. Wayne Battles, treasur-
err; Mrs. J. II. Hagan, statistician;
Mrs. Ella Golden, historian; Mrs.
Effie Larkins, parliamentarian;
Mrs. N. j. Hunter, musical direct
reBs; Mrs. Emma Wallace, assist
ant musical directress; Mrs. Al
berta Pleasant, pianist; Mrs. Nc
Willie Hunt, directress Of Red
Circle girls, and Mrs. Dessa Gres-
ham, assistant.
Mrs. Burrell and Mrs. Lydia
Brown win attend the National
Baptist convention, Sept. 4 70 8 ut
the Wheat Street Baptist church,
Atlanta, Ga.
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classified Ads in this paper pay
dividends.
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IN MEMoRIAM

IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory Of my dear wife who
left this life I'VE years ago August Is.
1871, ! dedicate this Versei
RomembFance b q golden chain
Death tries to break. but all IN vain,
To have. 10 love, and then 10 part
II the greatest SORROW Of ones heart.
James Ward. Husband
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WINGS OVER JORDAN
Minneapolis Auditorium Sunday
afternoon, Aug. Is, 3 p. m.--advt.