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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
Bishop Sims Is
Restored to Charge
In AME Squabble

WASHINGTON, D. C. (NNPA)
The Bishops Council Of the
African Methodist Episcopal
Church. holding a special session
here last Thursday at the Offices
of the financial secretary, put
Bishop David II. Sims, Of Philadel-
phia, back in complete charge Of
the denominations first diocese.
Under the decisions Of the
Bishops, Bishop r. r. Wright, Jrr
was relieved Of his assignment rs
associate bishop" Of the diocese.
The arrangement by which
Bishop Wright became associate
bishop Of the first diocese with
power TO supervise the New York
annual conference was adopted by
the Bishops Council at a meeting
in Kansas City, Kansas, in June.
Representatives Of virtually
every district in the church were
in attendance. The largest dele
CATION came from the first diocese
and consisted of both pastors and
laymen. .
Following adjournment OF the
Council, which was attended by all
except three bishops, Bishop Sims
said: "The Church has spoken. We
will abide by the decision Of the
Church."
For years, the New York annual
conference has been a trouble spot
in the first diocese with occasional
resort to the courts 10 settle
church disputes.
The trouble reached its height
after the last session Of the New
York annual conference, at which
Bishop Sims transferred the Rev.
Jacob A. PortlOck from the pastor
ate Of Bethel A. NJ. +. Church and
the Rev. Chester Clark from the
pastorate Of Emanuel Church.
The Bishops. meeting In New
York for a session Of the Foreign
Mission Board, heard n statement
Of grievances, and subsequently
when the Bishops Council met at
Kansas City In June assigned
No hHAONlNNG
bishop" TO assist Bishop Sims and
TO supervise the New York Annual
Conference.
Court action followed. with the
followers Of Bishop Sims securing
n temporary injunction restrain
ing Bishop Wright from taking
any official action in the New York
conference and left the Bethel
Church in charge Of Bishop Sims
appointee.
Bishops attending the Councils
meeting included: Bishops W. A.
Fountain, senior bishop; r. r.
Wright, Jr., David II. Sims, d.
Ward Nichols, 8. L. Green, George
W. Baber, J. Fl. Clayborn, NJ. II.
Davis. II. Y. Tookes, J. A. Gregg,
A. J. Allen and F. NJ. Reid. Absent
were: Bishops Noah W. Williams,
G. B. Young. and Rsverdy c. Ran
som.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
Baptists Hold
Annual COnfab;
Bolts Renamed

The Minnesota Baptist AssociR.
ton and its AuxiliRTies closed their
26th annual session at Zion Bap.
list church, Thursday evening
Aug. lb.
The association began activities
with pre-convention program
Monday. Aug. 10. presented by the
various singing groups Of the Twin
Cities. On Tuesday, Rev. II. W
Bolts. Sr.. state moderator, pre-.
sided at the opening session. Rev
VIM. Hicks Of Los Angeles, repre-.
sentinR the National Missionary so.
ciety, was introduced. He brough,
greetings.
The annual sermon was preached
by Rev. c. u. Wheeler, pastor Of
Mount Olivet Baptist church, st.
Paul. In his message. he challenged
the Christian family. The moder-
Rtor'H annual address was delivered
by Rev. Bolts Mt the afternoon
session. He stressed the increas.
ing responsibility Of the Associa.
ton as whole.
The evening meeting was closed
with n sermon by Rev. Floyd Mas
sey, Jr., dynamic young pastor Of
Pilgrim Baptist church, 50. Paul
His subject was ~ Little Man"
Al the election, all officers were re-
elected. They are Rev, II. w. Bolts,
Sr., moderator; Rev. Floyd Il, Mas.
soy, Jr., vice moderator: J. W
Pate, secretary; W. M. Crump,
treasurer.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
Haitians Elect Black
Moderate as President

PORT AU PRINCE. Haiti (NN-
PA)-Dumarsais Estime was elect
ed President Of Haiti by the Cen
eral Constituent Assembly last
President Estime. u Democrat, Is
described a. a "Black Moderate"
He was elected o delegate TO the
Constituent Assembly last May.
following the military coup detat
that overthrow President Ellie
Lescot.
He was Secretary Of Education
IN the government Of Stenio Vim
cent (l93l-41) and first gained the
IimeliRht as the only member OF
the old Congress TO vote for Pres,
ident Leseot in 1871. He voted
against a second term for Presi-
dent I,eseot In 1914, when all other
Convressnen voted for II.
The "Black Moderates" have q
majority in the Constituent As
sembiy. Only a few Of those who
eampaigned under the militan,
slogan Of Power 10 the Blacks
and "'Death to the Mulattoes:" who
form the upper crust Of the re-
public's life were elected last May.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
N.N.C. Bronch
Revived Here

The St. Paul branch Of the Ma.
tional Negro Congress. revived
after a period Of inactivity due to
the war. met last Friday evening.
Aug. Is, at 443 Rondo Ave, the
office Of Local sic.
Temporary officers Of the branch
have announced that the Congress
will fight for full equality Of citi-
zenship for Negroes, for the FEPC,
and for elimination Of racial dis
elimination In employment. Local
" the organization will unite with
other organizations in fighting for
better housing, a local FEPC, and
for the issue Of fair price control.
Nationally the Congress has
launched a nationwide drive to
fight the postwar wave OF terror
against the Negro people.
The ST. Paul branch will meet
each Friday evening at Local bl6
headquarters until further notice.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
Let Freedom Ringl

Washington, ID. Gle was q
Negro sergeant who had been
injured In combat. Now he was
n "fascia" patient 49, something
about the connective tissues that
left his brain active but his voice
nearly mute. The Red Cross
worker sensed that he liked
music so she tried singing.
Slowlv, Rs she wou. have
taught u fodder. she formed
the words Of an old song. At
first she sang by herself. Grad
ually he Joined In, word by word,
his eyes searching for help.
Then one day he sang II all
alone, tears rolling down his
checks. The song was Amer
ica."
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
To Seek New
Trial in Nelson
PeerY CUse

A new trial Is being sought for
Nelson Peery, 1929 Fourth Ave. s.,
Minneapolis, who was sentenced TO
90 days in the st. Paul workhouse
Aug. "a on n charge Of indecent
exposure.
Peery, an exserviceman and ac-
tive in youth work with various or
CARNATIONS in Minnea polls. was ar
rested on n complaint lodged that
he had exposed himself before some
women.
At the trial testimony was given
that Ave women workers ut a Mid
way manufacturing plant had seen
Peery through a boys dormitory
window at Concordia College with
out any clothing on.
Peery has been attending an In
dustrial institute at the school. He
appeared in court without counsel
evidently expecting the charges TO
be dismissed. He said Il was true
that he had no clothing on In the
building but that he and others nj.
ways disrobed on the second floor
and went TO the showers on the
first floor. He said he had no idea
anyone could see him through the
dormitory windows.
Judge John l.. Rounds gave him
the maximum sentence.
Peery has an impeccable record
and observers consider that the
sentence was unusually severe In
view Of the fact that Peery has no
police record Of any kind and that
he Is highly regarded wherever
known. They consider him an I'M
fortunate victim Of circumstance.
Three prominent lawyers. includ.
ing Douglas Hall Of Minneapolis
and Francis Smith Of 81. Paul, plan
TO petition the court for a new trial.
The Minneapolis branch Of the
NAACP is investigating the back
ground Of the case.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
Pemberton Joins
StoH of K. G.
Urbon Leuquo

KANSAS CITY--Louneer Penn
bert0n Of Sc, Paul, MINI, has Joined
the STAFF Of the Urban League Of
Kansas City ~ Industrial relations
secretary. He began his duties on
Aug. Is. PsmbertOn spent the last
10 months M n volunteer worker
In the 81. Paul Urban League whore
he took part In q survey Of the
oceupational status Of Negroes
which was made for the Minnesota
lntsTTaclal Commission.
He was employed for Ave years
as an inspector by the International
Harvester company nt 81. Paul.
Pembert0n, who II a native of
Sioux City, Iowa, holds an ABB.
degree from the University Of Min
nesOta 10 economies and anthro-
poloRy. He has completed work for
the masters degree In anthropoloRy
and sociology ut the same school.
He IL q member Of the Episcopal
church.
The new seeretaTy's wife and
three year-old daughter, Carolyn,
will join him In Kansas City In the
near future.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23

Visitors 10 the 81 Paul ohIss this week :
q. l. Porter, EOrWsik. Conn. Miss Rave
G. Whltmore. $50 W. Central Ave Mrs
Charles r. Williams. sss 81. Anthony
Ave. Mr.. Milton l. BsaufOrd. sA ".
Central Ave.
Birthday grsstInEs In 81 Psal Aog. rs
Ave Ms Ashby r. Harris. sa5 Carroll
Ave. n. Y ToossaInt, $50 fEishart Ave. :
Mr. G. 8, Compton. ia W. Central Ave
AuG. 3I--FostsY brown. Ga Aurora Gar
r'. J! rS- tss P Ir ssSSS" ~. Rsr i i
MrA Esther RossbJ, 71s 81. Anthony
Ave. Ellsworth Harris. gs7 IKlshaTt Ave. :
Mrs Margaret Davis. s3S f. Anthony
Ave BestTics Mash. IFS HinRstsn Ray
GanRi. i2t2 Rtss r. Hazel Rusasli, iiia
ghsTbarna Aug 7a-Mr. Doris wkssi~r.
cit RSndo Ave. r ". Martin. S77 ~
Anthony Ave 3. ViBesut Ovens. sSs
R0n1o
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23


This significant move, in keeping
with the sorority's l946 boule
theme: peace Building in One
World" followed an impassioned
plea on the part Of the retiring
president, Mrs. Beulah I. Whitby,
Of Detroit.
Mrs. Edna Over Gray, Baltimore
school teacher, was elected national
president Of Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority Tuesday as the twenty
sixth annual AKA boule closed here
after one Of the most interesting
parleys in the organizations his
tory.
Mrs. Gray, a member Of the
Douglas High school stat in Balti-
more, is former president of the
MARYLAND League Of Women's Clubs
and has held the position OF AKA
supreme grammateus on two occa-
sions.
She is a graduate Of the Uni
xerSitv of Kansas, received her
masters from New York university
and did additional work at the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania and Column
bia university.
Other officers are: Lenora Car
rington Lane, first vice president ;
Dorothy Redd, second vice presi-
dent; c. Elizabeth Johnson, ma
tional secretary; Zenobia Allen, ma
tional corresponding secretary;
Irma Clark, national treasurer; l..
Pearl Mitchell, parliamentarian.
Regional directors named were :
Audrey B. Jones. far western;
Leathe Hemachandra, north Allan
tic; Ruth Thomas, Great Lakes ;
Zephie G. Brooks, south Central
Robbie Turner Davis, midwestern;
and Lucille wilkins, central.
Thelma Thurston Gorham, OF
Berkeley. was elected editor Of the
official AKA publication, "The Ivy
Leaf" She is a graduate OF the
University Of Minnesota.
Honorary memberships were
granted Mrs. Robert 8. Vann. OF
Pittsburgh and Mrs. Clarissa
Clement. famous for having been
chosen Mother Of the Year" by a
nationally prominent white organ
ization last spring.
Next years boule will be held In
Cleveland during August.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
Jesse Smith, SO year
Old Man. Il Buried

Jesse Smith, 80, 720 Fifth Ave.
NJ, died at the General hospital
after . few days illness, on Monday
Aug. 10. The funeral services were
held on Friday, Aug. 70, ut the
Woodland Funeral chapel. Rev. W.
Hawkins Of the CINE. church Of.
heistsd % the services. Intsrmsni
was nt Crystal Lake eemstsTy. Mr.
Smith IL survived By . son. Fred
and other relatives.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
Mrs. Louise Reid
Dies Al 81

Mrs. Louise Reid. $40 Rondo Ave,
died Thursday, Aug. 10. nj the age
Of 81 after a long illness In which
she had been confined TO n wheel
chair. Mrs. Reid was born In Ala.
bRma and had resided In the city
for the past 25 years.
Survivors include her sisters, Mrs
Jack Black Of 81. Paul and Mrs.
William Shepherd Of Birmingham,
Ala.
Services were held Monday, Aug.
10, 2 .. m, ut Pilgrim Baptist
church with Rev. Floyd Massey, Jr.,
officiating. Burial was In Elmhurst
Meals Funeral home In charge.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
Khan Burns Fiery Cross
On College Ground,

JACKSON, Miss. (NNPA)-Ths
fiery cross, symbol u the Ku KluH
Khan, was burned on the campus
Of TuRaloo College At TuRaloo,
Miss, near here on the night Of
Aug. 10, J. ". Owens, q faculty
member, revealed here last Friday
He said four or hVs figures, un-
hooded and undTapsd. stood near.
by and watched during the csre-
mony.
The cross was III az II .. m. and
burned for two hours, casting q
bright glow over the campus and
the homes Of faculty members.
TUgaloo College II supported BY
the American Missionary AssociG.
ton Of New York.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
Games

Mr.. J. 8. Brain. New York. N. Y,
with her brother, Mr.. W. W. Mills
Sc. Paul, left Sunday. Aug. I8. for
Council Bluffs, Iowa, after spending
seven weeks at the homo Of her
sister, Mrs. q. II. Lucas. TIT Car
roll. She will also visit relatives
in Chicago where her husband will
join her before returning home.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
MINNESOTA MASONs
REFLECT OFFICERS

In a harmonious session MIME
sota Masons. meeting in St Paul
reelected their entire corps OF OIL
6cers 10 another term. Lawrence
y Taryer was renamed grand
master.
Others reelected were: James L.
MeKjnney, most worshipful deputy
0rand master: Allen WILLIAMS
Srand treasurer; Benjamin = Hen ,
derson, grand secretary L. VI.
Iians, grand senior warden; Eugenss
Tucker. grand junior warden Ano
J. n. Hickman. grand lecturer
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
Attends Funerdl OF
Brother IN indiana

Mrs. G. II. Han. 27GS 18th Ave.
So, left the city August 10; 70
attend the funeral Of her brotnsI'
Andernon Hatehett Of Indianapolis,
Ind. The deceased has thres
brothers living IN Minneapol,s
r. p. walter and James {. haten,
EFT. Mrs. Han win also VisiL neI
mother IN Evansville. Ind and nsl
Husbands brother, Z. c. Hall II
Chicago.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
Twin City Gidnts
Win Six. Lose One
On Road Tour

The Twin City Colored Giants
are on n tour Of Canada, and In
the seven games played 80 far,
have been the Victors In all but
one, and that score was 8 10 4.
Price, pitcher for the T.C.C.G. IL
doing a fine Job.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
NORA HARRIS
DIES At HOME

Nora Harris, 90, died Aug. 10.
at the home Of her son and dAugh-
er-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Britt. bS7 Rondo, with whom she
had resided for about three months.
Mrs. Harris was born In Mexico,
Mo. Her remains were shipped to
Slater, Mo-, where burial services
will be held Friday (todAy), Aug.
%. Brooks Funeral Home in charge.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23

Mrs. Matte Cyrus, 755 Carroll,
has announced that her daughter,
Mary Jane, and Ralph 8. Ward, Jr..
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ward,
ST., 1885 Sherburne Ave, will he
married Sept. l at st. Phillips Epis-
copal church. Miss Cyrus. a mem
Der Of the Ivy Leaf club and the
intercollegiate club, will enter the
University Of Minnesota where she
IL n senior student, in October. Mr..
Ward, 4 graduate Of the school Of
embalminR at the University Of
Minnesota, II now employed N n
technician at the Western Electric
Co.
Mrs. Theodore CFOathWaite il
visiting her mother, Mrs. Rudolph
Martin. IT'S Carroll. Mrs. Crosth-
waite's husband In q Detroit physi-
clan.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
81. Jones Choirs
In Lost Musical
Of Church Yeur

The Senior choir and Gospel
chorus Of st. James A. NJ. +.
church. st, Paul. will be presented
as n choral group. Sunday, Aug,
%, under the direction Of Richard
Smith, guest director, In the last
Sunday night musical at the church
for this conference year.
The program will be augmented
by vocal and instrumental soloistS
and readings by Laura Mae Smith
Cora Moore il chairman Of the pro-
gram. Gertrude Boldly Is assistant
chairman.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
MILL CITY ELKS

The Ames Lodge No. 100 Of
Elks will be well represented at
the international Grand Lodge SEES
sion at Buffalo, N. Y. 10 be held
next week. The officers Of the
Minneapolis ElkS who will attend
are: Exalted Ruler James Hudson,
Past Exalted Ruler Cecil Taylor,
J. W. Pate, Grand Deputy. and
Rube Warren, State Deputy.
Other members Of the lodge and
temple plan 10 attend the meeting.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
Short Views
of the
NEWS
Business League Plans
Offices in Washington

PHILADELPHIA (NNPA)-The
National Negro Business League
at its annual convention. which
convened Wednesday at the Chris
tan Street Branch YMCA, will
vote on establishing an admins
trative office in Washington to
serve colored business.
The plan, recommended by the
Steering Committee of the League,
calls for a budget Of $4,000 a year
for maintenance and operation Of
the office. An executive secretary
or administration officer would be
in charge Of the Office.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
Alien 4. ". z. Mission
To Hold Last Quarterly

The Allen A. N. z. Mission, SOFA
Irving Ave. ~, viii hold its last
quarterly meeting. Sunday. Aug.
Is. at 3 p. m. Rev. z. r. Thomas
win rive the sermon. The st. James
choir win sing. Holy Communion
win Be given Rev. s. y. Coleman,
pastor.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
FORMER RESIDENT DIES
IN CHICAGO. ILLINOIS

Word was received here this week
Of the death late In July Of Mrs.
Jessie Davis in Chicago, the widow
Of the late Harry Davis. Mrs. Davis
lived In Minneapolis until 10 years
ago when she moved 10 the Illinois
metropolis.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
A. X. A. BOule Makes
Revolutionary Change; Race
Bars Dropped Completely

LOS ANGELES-Pacifc Press Syndicate -Aoohsh-
inc tradition that has been in existence since the sorority
was formed years ago. the than 600 delegates VINO
attended the Los Angeles convention voted unanimously at
~a.Ilonn nf rncn creed color or national origin.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
FATAL STABBING SHOCKSSAINTLYCITY
EXCL Killed i'm
Fracas Over Well
Known Young Woman

murder which virtually rocked ST. Paul occurred early
Monday morning Aug 49, when Aaron Pryor a. of 636 St
Anthony Ave, stabbed Morris Jackson 81 years DID, TOT
Rondo to death with q kitchen knife
The fatal stabbng took place in the apartment of Mrs
Therese Herring 49, Of 1853 Carroll Ave The victim died
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
ST. PAUL FEPC COMMITTEES
SEEK CITY ORDINANCE

Orrington c. Hall. Of the Fourth
district FEPC committee on be-
half Of that organization, has asked
the 81. Paul city g pass an
FEPC ordinance. ta'A%-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
Ed'eard Smiley Dice
Was Only 80 Years Old

Edward Smiley. 30, 1918 nth
Ave. g.. Minneapolis, died Friday.
Aug. 10, at General hospital. The
funeral services were postponed
until Thursday, Aug. 20, IN order
hat his sister, Mrs. HollIe Mae
Virgins, could arrive IN Mime
apolis from California. The serv-
Ices were held at 2 D. m, at the
Woodland Funeral Chapel with
Elder A. Robinson Of the True
Apostolic church officiating. In
torment was Gt Crystal Lake esms-
terry.
He IL survived by his wife, Cert
rude, and three daughters, Carol
Jane, Patricia Jane and Gay LOr-
rains; his mother, Mrs. GsrtFuds
Smiley, 1888 Emerson Ave. N. He
IL also survived by three brothsrn,
John. Thomas and Israel, and thret
sisters, Alice and Ruth Smiley ane
Mrs. Hollis Mae Virgins.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
Frances Nellie
instructor dt
Mehurry COLLEGE,

Frances Nellie, Minneapolis,
will report TO MehRrry Medical
College at Nashville, Tenn, on
September I, to all tho post Of an
assistant TO the director Of tho
School Of Nursing. She will also
instruct a class in mental hygiene.
Miss Nellie, student At the Uni
verSity Of Minnesota some time
ago, returned 10 the school about
two years ago and received n II. s.
degree In nursing education In
June. She has held several nuTA-
ing posts In Detroit and At tho
University Of Minnesota hospital.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
Money. Money.
Money for G. Is

James L. Hicks. top writer on
veterans Affairs, regular weekly
contributor 10 this Newspaper,
writes this week on .In the
Money" He describes the recent
legislation which viii ada ma
tsrially 10 the pockstbooks Of
thousands Of sI-GIs on page
4 Of this edition.
Regular readers Of this paper,
especially the ex-Servieo people,
regard Hicks weekly column as
. MUST.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23

MuHKeaI Treat u the SsaSgl,
wings Over Jordan." Minneapolis
AwAitarium, SuaAay-edvL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23

COMING Bunday--Intsrnat
y RamOas WINGS OVER JOR-
DAN" Choir, Minneapolis Anal.
tOgium.-adVt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
DIR. Edris Rice 10
Lecture Here Sunday

DIR. Edris Rice Wray. a praetic-
ing physician Of Evanston, H., will
lecture at $3.50 p. m. Sunday, Aug.
rs. In the BAhai Center, 322 Mid.
land Building, Sixth and Wabasha,
on the subject This Earth One
Country"
DIR. Rice WTay IL u graduate Of
VRssar and Of Northwestern Uni.
verSity Medical School. She has
served on the faculty Of the Lou
helen BAhRI School, GeyerviIls
BahAI School Of California and the
BahaI School at Banif, Alberta,
Canada. Having lsctured before
ysrVice clubs and many other or.
yRnizationa on such subjects NJ
Building the Peacs" and SPattern
Cor q Future Society" DR.. Rice.
Wray In fully eompetsnt 10 speak
m peace, the crying need Of the
world today.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
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