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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-31

slIs neues ltitglieo ip,,roe beu
Gerein ollrd) Sepl,tp Sofia aoh
Sean Wap 2emel 51seiiibrt. @;r
freuen ,ms INNER iolde iunge Mao-
hen als Wfitglieoer alli5unebmen.
llniere Deputies Gnlma Sfaier, g.
&od, &atb. l1ngar ii,,b inmner gerne
bereit SEM Gerein neue Wtitalieber
515llfiibren.
slle Sdtpelteru, oie GuiltsSidets
baben mogen seiaaisit NIT Sdspeitcr
&atb. 3afel abredmen. Die ipas feline
babem mogen iih nadNte Geriamm.
lung luelcbe abbclen.
Iu6 ruuroe beid}loiien Ben "a. 9so.
pembcr Elm aartenpartie 5li @luniten
unierer notbeoiiritigen Siebeu6iirger
Sactien, 5eritreut in gan5 europa,
ubsltbalten. Iat SuGien bon Git
uno @eIt mogen iih oielen Gag fret
balten.
Iuf ser &rantenlilte linb Die
Sftpeitern: Mgnetba Nefel, Soiia
geespton, &ebefa Maurer, &utb. ga.
Ientpne, aatb. ref, Watbil6u llngar.
@ir ipiiniden allen baloige 8eie.
runa. Sobarna @olff, Sefr.
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3meia 8.

Inen MitglicScrn biene 5ur &C.
fdIlige1 gead)ridt oaB bie reselmGBi-
ge 8erian,ml,lng Sonntag, oen TO-
9tooenrber. itattfir,oet. Seoes Mit.
glieo miro gebetem tpenn m09li6 m,
1peienb 81, iein.
Notwithstanding
fii,bet itatt am 9onnerstag, bei,
Z. Nonen,ber. S,llh,s Goertb, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-31
2OjGbriges Stiftmngsfeit Der
9eutidjaemeinbe


Die Gp. 2lltb. 9eutId)geneinoe
ieiert am Samstag, ben so. Nooenls
Der, 7 ltbr dbenos, I'M 8eltieite
sadienbeim, 70O1 9eniion Noe., ibr
2OjdDrises SSsiia,buaasfeit nerbnn'
oen nit &ppotbet-8erbrennung uno
Banfett umo labet ale @emeinSeglic.
Ser, @la,bensgenoiien lmo 0relnlSe
bon Nab unS Gern auis ber5lidite ein
oaron teil3ltnebmen.
Gin riibriges 0oinitce lit flelBig
an Ser '9lrbeit ia aaes aufs bette por-
3ltbereiten, INN beh @dlten einige &C.
m,breide Stln,Se,l 81 bereiten unb
an ,pas &iide uno aeller 81 bieten
pernogen miro es nidt ieblen.
Gs bofit redt pielc begriiBen 81
t0nnen Ser 3irbenrat Der
,,Ieutidgemein6e.
Midael Ibies, Gurator.
Martin 8. S6iu1ler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-31
Der 2icberabenb Der Sagonia iuar
9cnnkreid.


Nlc SUHHCr iCIVClcIcN VlUkVS.
Ger 9icbcrubcno ocs 0amcndnr
Soroiiia lcttcn 'Solultog int @cit-
lcitc Sohicllbcim, gcgcbcn ar,tcr ser
Mihpirfuug bon Siticitc 2ieocrtofcl
@cm. Gbor; CLEVELAND Gait Slmior
Saron Choir, ,mo bcs 8loucn Conan
Sem. Ghpr iosuie Gintradt- -Serno-
nia mar geionglih amo al,h 1T BE-
siw @eilld)s ciu 5icrlid) id)oncr Or
fola. Der bcliebtc Tiri9cnt Nrof. q.
9tifolo,s batte ,picocr ehpas Ncllcs
al,sacarbcitct. Gr bottc cine fleins
Spcrcte, 2ihrcttc iibnlid), ausgcar.
6citct a,mb bobci mcbrcre alte Solfs'
licber eingcilod)ten, sic pon Den Go'
men gut unb flott gcillngcn apltroct.
Tas Stiid lit bctitelt vScrnlillion"
l,no ipieIt nm Gricicc 1T elmer Cont.
mcr Cottage. slae IEit,pirfelrSen nit
s(usnolnnc 5apcier Mdnnrr lrhren
MitgIieocr Scr Soronia. Nac ipitl,
ten gut, aber cripiibnt ml,b mcrSeil
ssral, ssermp slber, sic iih ais gutter
Iirigent cr,pics, ioluie sic Jrol'cn
Murie NfiiGer, Morie Stirner, Siloo
Sbellmon uto SettpSdncibcr, slnna
NaoraiIri, GliNabetb 1iidler, Sil,
Siearto a,ro 10 tpeiter, alle baben IT.
re Sahe gut ge11mdt ,,reb es &pare ou
piel ale su ertp1bnen NIT Namen.
Mit Star 'Spansleo Banner bon
alien semeiniam geiungen tpltroe Sas
8roeramm eingcleitet, oara,'f ian9
,oie Gintrodt- -Sermal,ia "3ieb bins
uus" bon MlireS 9rescrt uno "Trfs
tet sic 2iuoeltblii bon Si,non Brau
a,nter 2citung bo.: Yrof. gsifolous
aussc5eidnet.
Nad oem eriten slft iang Gillette
@ieoertaiel Bem. Gbor unter Scitl,nJ
hires tiidtigen 0irigenten Ero1. Vt.
tSdu,lterv Gin Sonntag al.f Der @lm"
bon 7bom. aoibaf a capella lebr gut,
ebenio lciitete Ser Glepelaro gait ST.
Saron Choir el,tes, inSem er "Wals
Of tie ;slc,pers" bon Gbaitorrsfp iebr
biibib bortrug. Sieraui folste Ser
8lol,e 0onau Gem. Gbor unb iang
unter 2eitung BON 0irisent 5raut
8anter trl,noerbnr unb es n,uB &C.
{ast rerSen SaB nUes snt nnS id,on
geiungcn tpuroe.
Nad, Sem &on5ert iuuro elm feineS
taltes giien llnten I'M Speiliaal Ter
piert uno Sarnrf tuuroe fleibig &C.
tan3t a,,i bie id0ren @eiien oes BE-
riibmten 1Sehters Srdeiter Bis es
penig idlllrg ,mb alnten unterbielten
6ih sic 81ite Die nid)t tan5ten NIT
aemeiniamnen Sirgen unS nnsc.
au,ngenen |8eprad)en.
Ser 9amenhor Saronia batte auh
oem oeutden &ilfsfomitee erlau6t
GSelrpeiB 8la,men 5uguniten oes
Silfstperfs Ser GuGder fir oic Not-
leioenoen in Sentral europa, bar
unter aud) sic Siebenbiirger Sa6en.
Sic lire Seimat siebenbiirgen per'
lailen mubten nno MIN niht mebr
beinrfebren toanen.
2OiGbrises Stiftmnssfeit Der
II -
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8aIar!

Der ssrauen 8erein Scr 1cutif-
semeilbe beranitaltet feinen aaiGhr.
lif)en 8aiar am 8. ,,no 8. Nopember
i'm Grogeidob Der Stride an @eit
49, uno Winaro slpe. Die Groucn
aben aud 6iesennI lpie6er iebr flei. 3
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-31
ocrbitfonscrt Der Citieitc QicScrtaicl
Sunntag ben 10. Nuucmber, 1 ltlr
nadmittaas i'm Citieitc Sad,ienbcim,
400 Sit 55. ctr.

Sirigcnt- -Yrof. Nuooli Sdu,iter
Sd)one uno ncl,c 9burgcllng(
auto Sploportrdge tpcrben gegcbel1
iueroen. Gin lilitiger Ginafter wir>
am Sdlub 5ur sh,ffiibra,rg fo,nmen
@oltgcbenbe Sercine ipie Slticitc
Suniors, gintraDt. .Scrnania, Saro,
MIA 9omeu6or nno MtaSrigal ST
aewoGor tucrSen oas 6eit perid0ncrn
bclfen. @ir eriuden besbulb alle
iSrclnoe, 8onner l,nb 2anNslcute
bon Sit lmo l@eit ,ms nit ibrem 9c-
il,cb Sl beebren, 'benn Elm genubrciGer
Mbclro miro ibnen gebotcu ,perocn.
Programm.
l. AZ Sachsenvolk in Not (MHermann)
......... r. SchuSter
b) Zwei Herzen ....... Rob. Stolz
Liedertafel Gem. Chor
Dirigent -. Prof. R. Schuster
2. Das Grab auf der Haide .........
............. w. Heisen, Op. 30
Bariton-Solo go. Joh. Geiger
8. Veilchen aus Abbazia =, e. H. Wenzel
Saxonia Damenchor
Dirigent go. Prof, A. NikOlaus
d. Einsiedler an die Nacht Aug. Kern
Eintracht- Hermania Maennerchor
Dirigent 49,. Prof. A. Nikolaus
5. Rote Gladiolen blueh'n auf Russ
lands Wiesen :. :. r. Schuster
Sopran-Solo 49,. Marie Guip
g. Tief i'm Boehmerwald Volkswcise
Westseite Madrigal Chor
Dirigent .... Prof. A. Nikolaus
I. Barcarolle aus "Hoffmanns
Erzaehlungen" ...... j. Offenbach
Sopran-Solo -. Marg. Foisel
8. Land of Hope and Glory :. f. Elgar
East Side Junior Saxon Choir
Dirigent 49,. Prof. r. Schuster
9. Theater.
Der Herr i'm Hause
Lustspiel in 2 Akten
Won P. Rahnfeld
sonen:
FIR. Nemitz, Schneidermeister ........
Mich. Schwartz
Ida, seine Frau ...... kath. Traegner
Allll ............... "A. bIOoS
Ella .. Auchel
beider Toechter
Ernst Wick, Kaufman :. A. Wilfinger
FIR. Gotzlow, Inhaber zines Yer
mietungskontors ....... M. Mueller
Minna Scneune ...... s. Wardeiner
Joh. Frauendorf, Diener j. Lconhardt
I. Akt: thinner bel Gotzlow
II. Akt: thinner bel Nemitz
Zcit: Gegenwart.
NoGber slbenoeiien u,S 9a,,6 rnd)
sse6ters Srd,eiter.
&ath. SrGaner, Setr.
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6ilfsiucrf Der Siebenbiir9er Sad)icH
Nmcrifas!

Vci rar lctten $cri,mu,llrng ocs
inil;srJsrf rfs ,purbc i,rid,loi'cn boi, mir
,ue'4'r crbciten r'ii';c,', nm sic GOT
uu'trcr s5odicabriiss unoSNmc'tcr,,
III err altcn Sci,nri lure bclonbcrs
Sersr 'pelcDc burlGui;g h:inotlos fins
G.l iilhern.
GA 8.,Spiel una Cans RS an
Scnntag, ben 3. Nopen1ber, I'M
0eutidrn Club Sous al 1859 q.
sliblanO 9lue itattfirOen. Iniang oes
5piels nadpnittags 1 80 l1br. Nab.
ber spiro ei,, gltes Ordeiter gum
Sm,3 ipielen. gintritt fir @piel
,,uo Tans suianunen uur 55c. 0as
&omitee miro iib Die groBte Miibe
geben, aIles aufs bette ooraubereiten.
10 oaB Slide l,nb Bar tpoblbeitellt
fin. Ereiie sperben 10 >uoblgciinns
ten Greumocn oante!lo entgcaenges
ron,men. gu mir iibsr5e,lgt iinb Oab
oos 8obl uno @cbe Der id;lucr lei.
Sen6en Sabien 8riih,:: uno SdGue.
itern oriiben, bier ;eSen eGtcn rnr
treuen Sadien tief ins Scri grcift,
10 uppellieren mir an alle De:st init
6ie'e @erani nitalt,,ng 81, bent gr6Dtcn
GrfoIg 81 MAIDEN in oiaiem SSahr.
An benz abenb miro SoDl Sint unO
Wfidnel Sbert beridten bpos bis
iest in Sieier anaeleserbett aeiam.
melt unO biniiber geid)id1 tpuroe. Gs
IinS nod einige 8atete BON &leloern
an &ano, tpenn lie slbrelien ron 8e'
fannten in 6liiGtlingslagern ha6cn
beiahridtigen iie Subu Sins.
GSopbic Sure, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-31
2,ucia 33.

Macn 9riiSern 5,,r Nodrld)t, bab
Sic tihltc &crimnn'Il,ne ont 10. 9sns
pcnrbcr, nodm1ittoas 3 llbr It,ttiiu,
set. acknowledgements ,par sic Sf.
tobcruerianmnl,,ng Tbr idapo6 be.
il,dt, boffcn mir bab cs beiicr triro.
Die riidItiinbigcn @riiNcr iuerben ae=
nabnt ibrcn 3ablungcn ,,adN3ufpm-
men. Serlnan Milcr, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-31
y3raniDlDania 3beater 0erein"
Sonntag, ben 8. 9esember, 1916
uS6 bleibe lebis"
3mets "a.

9lllen Sdnpeitern biene 5ur 9tad).
rid)t, bab ole Yeriamnnll,ng cm 3.
Nopen1ber, 2::3O llbr nadntittass
itattiinbst. 8ir bitten ala Shtpe-
itern Ser geriammlung bei5ltrobner.
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8aiar

Sanlstag, Den %. NOoentbcr,
abenSs, iinbet ser iabrlide Baiar
perbunoen NIT einer &artenpartie in
SEN SdullrGumen Der Stride ltatt.
s(Qc Sdupeltern un0 sSreunOs Iinb
gebeten lid) oieien Mbeno gu reieruler
rem. slnna S6neioer, Sefr
Ginlabmng.
slm isreitagabello, ben Is. ytoo..
aeben Die ainoer Ser Sonntagid)ulc
ser ct. Sobannesgemeil,be einen So
miliernbcr0 nit einem interciianten
genliid,ten Hrogran. gae dino beras
lid oa5u eingelnoen.
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Smcis 46.

Gs oiene allen Sdupel tern ocS
3speig 46 CUR sefalliaen Nahridt,
oab Die nddite Gerianunll.ng am IA
0opentber, 8 llbr abenbs, an 1853
q. s(fblano @lpe. abgebalten miro.
Na6 Ser 8eriammlung iernieren oie
GdnpeItern slma Sal,b, &ath. Saub,
Cara 1a,tb, Sfoie Tbellman aaffee
uno &uden.
Qlnna Taltb. Setr.
3meig AZ.
Gs Niene alien Briioern l,uo Sdluc'
Iterm sltr Mahridt, oaB sic ndd)ite
Seriammlulg am 7. Norelrter, 8
l1tr abenos an $3.50 8. MIGlonS
gpe. abeebalten tpirr. Y1ttc' alc Brit
rer lmo Sftpeitern !oenlt MIR mog'
lih ser 0erlomn,llms bei,u:ythnen.
Sic 8rii6cr ,mb Sf!peitern. iucldt.
NIT ibren 8eitrtA9rn I'M hiifltanS
fins, mosen iib aus cigenem Sntcr.
ciie glrtitebeno jnlad)ea, ir'pie au9
inn Central 0erbano
&artcupartie.
Mm 10. Nopember, go llbr abcno. s
bGlt 31reig AZ Elm &nrtenptrtie ol,
5159 g. NirlanS gpe. ab. s(llc Afit-
glieoer ,rno sSreunoe iino cl,iSherj-
lidite cingelaoen iieb an Oieicr Sll
bet,iligen. lGs lperoen iebr icgtr',
Yreiie ait Die gliiflicben @eui.lner
ausgetcilt. Soften redt uiele a.; sic.
fem Mbero besriifen 3u formen.
Cara Jnlrb, Sefc.
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I. Akt: thinner bel GotZlow
II. Akt: thinner bel Nemitz
Zcit: Gegenwart.
No6ber slbenoeiien uno 5and rnd)
sSe6ters Srd)eiter.
&atb. 2rGgner, Setr.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-08
Baker Post
Visits Vets
In HOSPITAL

Members of Johnny Baker Post
and Auxiliary entertained service
men patients at the Veterans Hos
pital, Sunday, March 8, to start
off a busy round of activities in
the next few weeks.
Percy Hughes, Sr., commander
Of Johnny Baker Post, and Mrs
Cornelia Burns, president of the
Auxiliary, headed the large delega-
ton visiting the hospital. Charles
]. Smith, chairman of the hospital
visiting committee, was in charge
Of arrangements. The ex-Navy
band, composed of veterans former,
ly stationed at Void Chamberlain
Naval Base, played for the hos
pitalized men.
On March 4, o. B. Wilson, Walter
Banks and c. J. Smith assisted If
the installation of members OF
Dorie Miller Post Of the American
Legion of St. Paul.
The Auxiliary will entertain OF
Saturday, March 16, at 1901 Bry
ant Ave. No., with all potentia
members of both World War l anc
World War II, invited to attend
The event will mark the twenty
first anniversary of Johnny Bake
Post.
On March II, the Post and Aux
iliary will visit the Veterans Hos
pital at St. Cloud, MINI. They will
present the patients with various
utility gifts.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-08
Wings Over Jordan
Broadcast Murch 10
Over Stution WCCO

The famed Wings Over Jordan"
choir, under the direction Of the
Rev. Glenn T. Settle, will present
a program of traditional hymns
and spirituals popular with the GIs
in the ETC Sunday, March 10, over
WCCO. This is the second program
by the wings Over Jordan" choir
since they returned from enter
tanning soldiers in Europe.
At Genoa, Italy, the choir par
ticipated in a special ceremony
marking the restoration of the
ashes of Christopher Columbus to
the original resting place. The
ashes had been moved to the noun
tains by Partisans for safe-keeping
before the Nazi occupation.
After six months of concerts all
over Italy, they flew to Paris, en-
tertained for two months in north
ern France, went on to Belgium
for a month and concluded the tour
with a month in Germany.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-08

Out Of town greetings 70 J. T. Harris,
Jr., T/5 U. s. Army. March ~; Grace
Gwynne, Sacramento. Calf.' MAreh u;
81. james AME Church Notes; Fair
Christian Practice" was the subject Of
Rev. b. n. Moore's message at the morn
ing service Sunday. March 3. The Likeness
Of the Fair Employment Practice. Just one
Of the many moral issues Of life. was com
pared with Fair Christian Practices
founded on the ten commandment Rev
Moore said.
Al the close II the morning service, the
membership and friends Of the church were
given an opportunity TO contribute toward
a head stone for the grave Of the late
Charles II. Miller about half Of the amount
having been given by employees at the
Courthouse. MessrA J. f. Johnson and Or
rinRtOn c. Hall, Sr., are on the commit
tee The infant son Of Mr.. and Ms. Mar
man, Of $40 ROndo. was baptized at the
morning service.
for It's first anniversary program, present
ed S. Vincent Owens as speaker, due 70 the
illness Of Miss |. Myrtle Garden. hrs. Har-
riet Knight Salvage read several OF her
own poems, closing with one OF her own
on Marian Anderson. Musical selections
were given BY Pilgrim Baptist chorus. Joe
McClain and Douglas s. Lewis.
Visitors welcomed at the morning service
were Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Bell Of Mime
apOlis: Miss Juanita Staten, North Vernon,
Indiana Mrs. Emma Ross Of Fort Worth.
Texas and Milton Beauford, 4 member re-
turning from the armed forces.
The second period Of the building fund
rally will close Sunday. March 10. at the
morning service Rev. MOOre's subject will
be Not By Bread Alone"
Mrs. Cora +. Moore will be soloist for
the World Day Of Prayer" observance,
I Friday. March 8, at Central Presbyterian
| Church.
Starting Ash Wednesday. one-hour
meditation from l2:l5 .. m. 70 :l5. will
be held at st. James each Wednesday these
services are sponsored by the InterdenOm.
| national Alliance. The public is welcome
Flowers were in memory Of Mrs. Alice
| Kemp, mother; Mrs Mary Brewer, aunt
and Mrs. Mildred Roberts. sister Of Mrs
! Gladys Johnson.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-08

Pilgrim Baptist Church Notes: Sunday,
March 3, 1916. the sermon Sunday morn
ing, We win BE Building" officially
launched Pilgrims new building program
the erection Of an educational unit where
now stands what Is popularity called the
were: Eugene Morrow. Winnipeg John
W. Smith, Chicago: Mrs. Lillian Reed. st
Paul, and John Dorsey.
Sunday night BRptismal service SER
mon topic, Clean Hands" Mrs. Geraldine
Harding and Joe TresvAn were BAPTIZED.
Sunday, March 10. 1876 II a. m -" nav
Il Thine Occupation ?" sermon in CO.
operation with the Urban League VEGA
tional Opportunity Campaign-Rev. Mas
sey. speaker. 49,,
sary Program Mrs. A. F. MolmberE,
speaker. nm,
Fraternity Ia sponsoring a Colonel Charles
Young Memorial Service Speaker. Rev.
Massey. Topic-"On Being Coionels.'
Every Wednesday. 100 p. m. Christian
Life Institute. Deacon George Wills, super
intendcnt Christian Teaching. Mrs. n J.
Hunter; Evangelism. Mrs. Nathan Hunt
Christian Social Righteousness, Mr.. Frank
Boyd Christian Stewardship, Mr.. Bailey
Morris.
Registration is not yet closed, everyone
interested in the field Of Christian Edu-
cation is invited To join these insptra-
tional classes.
nual Union Midweck Lenten Service, Rev.
Massey and Pilgrim at St. james.
ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY
Carter Chapel c. NJ. F. Church; Sun
day school Gas a. m. Mrs. Minnie AbstOn,
superintcndent At the II a. m. services
the subject Of the Pastors sermon was
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-08

The Upper Room" Text, 81. Lake % ~
Rev Turner expressed the need Of the
world preparing an Upper Room and there
make ready for the Savior for He Wants
TO abide in our hearts. Gods places are
furni shed A. the Upper Room with Power,
faith. kindness, hope and love.
Evening services D. m.
Wednesday night at 8 p. m. mid-week
Isnten services. The public is invited.
Thursday night the Missionary Society
will meet at the home Of Rev. and Mrs
Joseph Turner, pastor.
Camphor Memorial Methodist Church
Notes: There j. No Other Name was
the subject Of the sermon at the II a. m.
service last Sunday morning by DR.. Harry
NJ Carroll. our district superintendent
from Chicago. Elder Allen z. Smith Of
the Shiloh Temple. Minneapolis. and his
daughter were among the visitors at me
service. Elder Smith served the Camphor
Church as it, first pastor in 1920. In
tsrcessiOn" was the subject Of a spirit
filled sermon by DR.. Carroll at the $3.50
p. m. service. when the Communion Of
the Lords Supper WAS administered by
him. Rev. joseph Turner. pastor Of Carter
Temple CINE. Church, st. Paul: Rev
Robert W. Kelly. pastor Of the Border
Methodist Church. Minneapolis; DR.. Miron
A. Morrill,. dean Of Hamline University,
and our pastor. Rev. Clarence T. r. Nelson,
assisted in the service. A delicious chicken
dinner was served between the two services
by the Fellowship Committee Of the Wom-
ans Society Of Christian Service Of which
Mrs. Marie Rawls Is the chairman. Of
fcers for the church for the conference
year l946-47 were nominated and elected
at the fourth quarterly conference which
followed the afternoon service.
Pastor Nelson will preach at the II
a. m. service on Sunday on the subject "A
Modern Disciple Of Peace ! Met on Bus
on sth Avenue New York City" A World
Day Of Prayer service will be conducted by
the WSCS on 4:3O p m. at the church
Sunday. A musical program Of local talent
will be held at the family hour service at
80 p. m. by the Youth Fellowship. The
public is invited 20 this program.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-08
Rev. Nelson Spurs
FEPC Organizing
In Syracuse

SYRACUSE, N. Y.-The Rev.
Clarence T. r. Nelson, St. Paul
pastor, was the spearhead around
which a temporary FEPC Council
was formed here on Feb, 81. Rev,
Nelson, en- route home from at
tending a two-day FEPC confer
snce in Washington, D. c., spent a
stop-over encouraging the organi-
ration Of such a group.
As a result, on Wednesday eve
ming, Feb. 81, an inter-racial mass
meeting was held at Dunbar Cen.
ter, with Rev. Nelson as principal
speaker. Rev. Victor E. Holly
rector Of st. Philips Episcopal
church, and Mrs. Malcom Peabody
wife Of the Bishop Of Syracuse
Episcopal church, were elected Co
chairmen Of the temporary FEPC
Council out Of which a permanent
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st. Paul
Political
Spotlight
Hammergren Candidate

For Council Issues Statement
ain filing as a Candidate for the
City Council of St. Paul it would
be my aim if elected to promote a
more friendly feeling towards the
various Governmental Agencies,
thereby progressing the City of
St. Paul as the Capital Of the State
Of Minnesota. It would be my de-
sire to work for the interest Of
all taxpayers of the City Of St.
Paul, believing that all Citizens
here are taxpayers in one form or
another. 1t would be my aim to
see that the taxpayer got more
for his dollar in various services
from the department to which !
would be assigned. 1t would be
my aim to help create jobs, hous-
ing facilities and school facilities
for our returned veterans, as well
as nOn-veterans. believe the City
Of St. Paul has not been progress
sive in the past few years and
believe with some new men in our
City Council, we can make our City
a much more desirable place ir
which to live. Having lived in St
Paul and vicinity all my life anC
having been a Deputy State Hote
Inspector for several years give!
me a broad idea as to the wants
and needs Of the City Of st. Paul
Harvey E. Hammergren,
1888 Hudson Road,
Tower 44S6.
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ton that attended the conference
in Washington where plans were
made for an all-out battle TO secure
the enactment Of the bill for a
Permanent FEPC, now on the Sen
ate calendar.
Among the suggestions made at
the conference is a proposed inter
racial, interfaith and intercultural
"march on Washington" made by
Rev. B. N. Moore, one Of the Min
nesotans at the conference. Other
members Of the delegation from
the Twin Cities include Jonas
Schwartz, Minneapolis attorney
and treasurer Of the Minnesota
Council for a Permanent FEPC;
Mrs. A. J. Mcclure, Minnesota
United Nations Committee, ST.
Paul; Mrs. Della Ryan, Hennepin
and Ramsey County CLIO represent
alive; George J. Mann, Dorie Miller
American Legion Post, st. Paul;
Walter H. Ridley, national presi-
dent Of the American Teachers As
ISOLATION, St. Paul, and the Rev.
Clarence T. r. Nelson, secretary Of
the Minnesota Council for a Perma-
nent FEPC.
TIE mass meeting will be held
under the auspices Of the Mime
sofa Council for a Permanent
FEPC, and the 90 St. Paul or
CARNATIONS cooperating with the
FEPC Council.
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Mrs. MaYme Burrell
Is Back Home
From Convention

Mrs. Wayne T. Burrell, presi-
dent Of Minnesota Baptist Women's
Convention, returned home We'd
nesday, Feb. 20, from Louisville,
where she attended the National
Baptist Women's board meeting.
A large number Of those in at
tendance were lay-members vitality
interested in the national work
The women are working in har-
mOny with the national setup. At
the head Of this group is Mrs. s.
W. Layton, Of Philadelphia, Pa.
A committee was appointed to
submit TO the 1916 convention, a
budget for the Training School at
White Greek Pike, Nashville, Tenn.
While in Kentucky, Mrs. Burrell
visited relatives in La Grange and
Harrisburg and in indianapolis,
Ind.
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Beacon Light Church
Building Fund Hits
$1,000 in Six Weeks

Beacon Light Seven Day Ad-
ventist church, the Rev. A. L. Kirk,
pastor, had a total Of 81, 900 in it's
building fund after six weeks
drive, Tuesday. The new building
will be located at Glenwood and
Fremont Avenues North, and plans
are now in the architects hands.
Cecil Adair is secretary-treasurer
Of the fund.
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Allen AME Mission
QuorterlY Meeting
To Be Held Murch 10

The Allen AME Mission, 5O22
Irving Ave. No, Is having its sec
ond quarterly meeting, Sunday,
March 10, at 3 p. M, with Presid-
ing Elder William f. Guy, present.
The Rev. f. r. Thomas, pastor
Of st. James, and the st. James
choir will be guests. The choir will
sing. Mrs. Ethel Russell is sec
rotary. The Rev. S. F. Coleman is
pastor.
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Martin LinfeLSer
Makes Statement

Martin LinfelSer who filed Jan.
81, for st. Paul city councilman
said in a prepared statement, 81
intend to exercise my responsibility
on the basis Of the best interests
of the people as a whole.
Il believe in making every dollar
of tax money do its full duty.
respectfully ask the support of all
who are interested in a more public
minded handling of the affairs Of
our city"