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VALUATION
FOR w. J. INCREASES
Continued from Page y

town at the commencement of
the 1947-1948 fiscal year period,
on current status. is S33,5OO.OO.
Of this total outstanding bonded
standing bonded debt for the
debt $6,690.0O will be due dur
ing the 1947-1948 fiscal year
period. This, plus an approximate
S3,O0O,OO defaulted bonded obliga-
ton means $9,690.00 of anticipated
municipal revenue for the current
fiscal year will go on bonded
debts. This bonded debt, after
payment, will leave approximate
ly 100000 for current operation
with the additional revenue col
lected from other sources than
town tax, it was stated by Of
ficialS.
"Any citizen having doubts or
questions about the entire valua-
ton procedure or application of
same, is urged to contact the
town clerk or other official for
first hand information on the ap-
plication and purpose of this work
and not rely on rumors and Sc
cond-hand information. This in
formation is prepared and on
file in the Town Hall for you,"
an official said.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-07-10

Why worry with repairing
that flat tire? Bring it to the
c. and II. SERVICE STATION.
We will repair it for you. We
also have a complete stock
Of Kelly tires and Douglas
batteries.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Chapman,
of kannapolis were week end
guests Of Rev. Mac Gilley and
Mir. and Mrs. r. w. Eller
Mrs. J. r. Short has been Ill
for q few days.
Dr.. J. H. Armbrust, D. S., Of
Stat5sville, visited friends here,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Deese and
Fred Shepherd, all Of Ocala, Flo
rida, were visitors here last week.
Butch Deese returned to Flo
rida with them where he will
reside with his father, IN the
future.
Miss Ilene Jordon, of Winston
Salem, is conducting a training
school for the Baptist Training
Unoin this week. We are very
fortunate in having Miss Jordon
and look forward to a week OF
excellent instruction.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gordon John
son, and son, of Valdese visited
relatives here last week.
Mrs. Mac Mccormick is indls'
posed at present.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. An
&c johnson, during the recent
holiday, included Mr.. and Mrs
Wiley Shepherd, and family, Of
Welch, w. Va,
Miss Ossie GRAPHICAL, of Will
son, was the guest of Mr.. ano
Mrs. R. c. Shoaf, Sunday.
Well digging is the center Of
interest here at present. The
steady decline of our water sup
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Warrensville News

The Bible school at Rich Hill
Methodist church celebrated the
close of tn week Of study with
a picnic, Sunday afternoon. Be
ing privileged to be participant
in this occasion, we can VOuch
for the abundance and excellence
of the food and the gracious hos
pitality of these good people. EV-
eryone present really enjoyed
the evening. Following the picnic
and social hour, Mrs. Glenn Ell
lott conducted the prayer service,
at 8 p. M, during the program
Rev. Wayne Coffin delivered a
short sermon on "Hypocris" to
a large and interested audience.
At the close of the service certl-
ficates were issued to the children
who had attended the Bible
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Hartsoe,
of Norfolk, Va, were visitors IN
Warrensville, last week.
House guests of Mr.. and Mrs
w. o. Ashley last week were
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Ashley, OF
Bluefield, w. Va, and Mrs. Lou
Childress, of Bluefield, w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hambey and
family and Miss Catherine Greer
all of Lorain, Ohio, visited friends
and relatives here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Faw, Of
Bluefield, w. Va, were guests
of Robt. w. Faw, last week.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-07-10
Crurnmett Sets
Service Hours

The following services for Sun
day, July 13, were announced this
week by Rev. William c. Crum-
NETT, pastor of the Laurel Springs
charge, Methodist church.
Laurel Springs, HOO a. M;
Transou, 2:30 p. M; and Chestnut
Hill, 7:3O p. m.
The Quarterly Conference for
the charge will be held at the
Chestnut Hill church at 1870
with the Rev. J. H. Armbrust
District Superintendent, preach
ing. The pastor invites all and
urges all his members to be pre-
sent.
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ply brought the ''WelI-diggers'' to
the village. The we'll at the home
Of the Chester Races has been
completed and an electric pump
installed and a we'll is being dug
at c. T. Hamby's this week.
A. II. Hartsoe and R. w. EIler
are next in line for wells. A per
manent and bOUntiful supply of
water adds much to the value Of
any residence.
Daily vacation Bible school is
being held at Mill Creek church
this week. Rev. Coffin is con
Quoting the school assisted by an
excellent staff of teachers.
A number of people from this
community attended the funera
of Dr. ]. M. GRAPHICAL, at Marion
Va, Tues. DR.. Graybeaps death
brought sadness to the host Of
friends and relatives Throughout
this section who feel his loss keen
ly.
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SERVICES GIVEN FOR
JEFFERSON CHARGE

Rev. Marion Fisher. pastor OF
the jefferson Methodist charge,
announces the following services
for Sunday:
Jefferson Methodist church at
II o'clock and Bethany church at
8 o'clock in the evening.
The public is cordially invited
to attend these services.
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LAMB POOL NETS
FARMERS S8.036. g.

CONTINUED from Page y
mon lambs were sold for $1,000
per hundred weight. This group
weighed $40 lbs.
Yearling bucks sold for $1,000
per hundred weight Three of
these were sold with a total
weight Of 400 lbs. There were
two old ewes, weighing 300 lbs,
which sold for $500 per hundred
weight.
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Revival Being
Held AtPurlear

Rev. w. T. Wilmington, of
Damascus, Va, former pastor Of
the West jefferson Baptist
church, is now holding a revival
aat Purlear Baptist church in
Wilkes county, it was announced
this week.
The revival began Monday and
will continue for about two
weeks, it was stated
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our
friends and neighbors for the
kindness and sympathy shown us
during the illness and death of
our husband and father, Roby A..
Walker, and for the beautiful
floral offerings.
Mrs. Roby A. Walker,
and family.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17
Porent Mogozine
Drows NAACP
Ire for Awurd
PARENT MAGAHINE

fAhENl mANAAlNE .s...-. .... g..
NEW YORK -- Sharp issue was
taken today with Parents Magazine
by Walter White. executive secre.
tary, NAACP. for It's award Of q
medal to "SonR Of the South" Walt
Disney'S film Of the Uncle Remun
stories. MIR. white, in his telegram
stated:
THE NAACP Is shocked by the
award Of the January Parents
Magazine medal to Song Of the
South which glorihes racial stere,
otypcs and virtually justihes slav.
cry by picturing II as an idyllic
system. One Of the chief causes
Of racial friction in this country
Ii the half-truths and un,truths
which are planted In the unsuspect.
ing minds Of young people which
in later years causes the perpetual
ton Of dangerous and divisive pref
udiceE.
Award Of the medal by n publ
cation so highly respected and cir.
CulRtcd rs Parents Magazine, which
many Of Us have read for years, II
not in keeping, in our opinion, with
the high standards which Il has
always maintained"
The movie critics, too. In gen,
eral, have given the fllm rather
uncnthusiastic reviews due TO il
idcaliEation Of the charm" Of a
feudal slave. holding era.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17

Birthday Greetings In NJ Paul. Jan. ~
-MRude Bush, b46 81. Anthony Ave, {;
Gertrude Willis, 1850 ShCThuTns Ave Jan
% Mrs. James Walker, 7ss 81. Anthony
Ave Jan rs Mrs. CorneliA Smith. 7si
Rondo Ave. Mrs. l., u, TRrveT. Goa 81
Anthony Ave: George J. Mann. 7u FL
Anthony Ave,
DOT -of.Town GreetingS 10 Harvey HRrris
LOs Angeles, CAN'T. Jan. ~. Wilfrcd HAr-
rte. Chicago. H.. Jan. 10.
Minneapolis birthday Greetings Jan, 20
Dor"Ahy 4. St0vRll. SsIb Fifth Ave, 3, {,
Mrn Vera Pratt 2429 Fourth Ave. =. Mra
Arie Pulium, 2sa7 lAth Ave, + Gerald
Fleming, SIC 10Th Ave, \, Ronald Judy.
Jr., 3s2l Fourth Ave. +. Robert Green.
sol Dupont Ave ~ lone Roach, s8iT Fthh
Ave. =. Doris oHiccr, $50 Fremont Ave. N.
Tan - Mr.. J. ". Ryan. $3.50 Third Ave.
8. Thslma Mcclure. SIS Bryant Ave. N. !.
barbara Jean Hammond, 27Ai Clinton Ave.
r. Essie Mae SaTtin. 1918 18th Ave. N.
Jan. 2b.-JSm"s Gresham, gs4 Bryant Ave.
n. Robert Mallory. 4Obg Clinton Ave. = /,
Mrs. Grace WUreuH. $3.50 Smelling Ave. 8. {,
Estella Harris, 2slg Elliot Ave Mrs HARDY
white 1918 Fourth Ave. r. James Allen.
- Hyisnd Ave Billie Vaughn, COS Olson
Blvd, Mr.. Mabel Craft. 1851 Bryant Ave.
N. Jan, az Mrs. james Lane, 72z FFs-
mont Ave. ~. Orlando Wilson. 800 AldriCh
Ave. n. Marguerite Washington, 09s AID
rich Ave, n. Connie Mccoy, $50 Bryant
Ave. N. Jan. u Patricia Harper. 1901
Bryant Ave. ~ Clssaa Carlisle. SGT Pre-
mont Ave N Garnstt Jones. B6i9 Smelling
Ave. 4. Jsn ~ Raymond Cannon. 1905
Fifth Ave. =. Louie r. Perkins. $3.50 Cln-
ton Ave. 4. Carrie Wallace. sSS2 Smelling
Out-of.Tgwr Grssting.f Jan. "a William
o,Sis,o": Dies Molns', Is HoTsrs Wells
Germany Elmo Hollirnsn. Kansas City. No
Jan. rs dorothy EvaBa, Ranpaa City, Mo
Robgrt l.. Brown. Rockford. ~.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17
CHARLES WILLIAMS, JR.
APPEARS IN OPERETTA

Charles II. Williams, Jr.. son Of
DR.. and Mrs. c. II. Williams, Of
655 st. Anthony Ave, appeared In
the operetta. Inns. Pinafore," a
Gilbert and Sullivan production,
presented by the Catholic Youth
center choristers, on Sunday, Jan,
II. and Tuesday, Jan, Ia. In the
auditorium Of the Catholic Youth
center, $50 North Smith Ave.
Charles, who Ia a junior at John
Marshall high school, and n member
Of troop rs, 81. Peter Claver's
church, has sung tenor with the
CYC ChoristerS for approximately
three years.
Mrs. Lulu Robinson Of Kansas
City, Mo, arrived in 81. Paul Fri
day evening, Jan. 10, 10 be with
her sister. DIR. Lillian Lewis, dur.
ing her illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Jackson Of
Chicago arrived recently TO spend
a week a. the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Minis, 2423 Fourth
Ave. 8.
DIR. Lillian Lewis, 675 IRleharl
Ave. entered Miller hospital Sun
day, Jan. II, where she underwent
an operation Tuesday morning
Jan. II.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17

Mrs. c, L. Ball, Sas N. Dale 81.
Birthday Party; Miss Lois Smith
was hostess AZ her birthday, Sun
day, Jan. II, at the home Of Mrs.
Bertha Boyd, Ss7 81. Anthony Ave.
A two-course dinner was served and
the evening was spent dancing.
Guests includedI Nathaniel Molten,
Larry Handy, Louise Hutchlson,
Acquilla Criner, Clifford and Homer
Spcese; Mrs, Bertha Boyd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin Baysinger. and Mrs.
Vera Washington Of Minneapolis.
The LOafsra club met WedRsa-
day, Jan. 4, at the home Of Robert
Graham, 70i 81. Anthony Ave.
Plans were discussed for the basket
ball team and the coming Spring
event The next meeting will Be
at the home Of Ernest Johnson,
1923 Rondo Ave, ON Jan. 90.
The Jolly Twelve met WsdRea-
day. Jan. 4, at the home Of Mrs.
Roberta Tyler. 6oA W. Central Ave.
The club held Ia Christmas party
at the Elk'H club this past year.
Each member was allowed 10 invite
three guests, The next meeting will
no held with Mrs. Emmalino White,
ia RoRdo, on Jan. %. Plans win
be discussed for u progressive whist
party to DO held on Jan. 90.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17
Sponish War AUX.
Elects Mrs. Della
WilliuYns President

Charles Young No. 2 auxiliary
held its last meeting on Sunday,
Jan. ~, at the home Of Mrs. Lula
Mckinney, 3ls N. Grotto. to hold
the annual election.
Newly elected officers are; Della
williams, president; Della Max
well. senior vice president; Dwight
f. Reed, junior vice president
Anna Bell DurRnt, chaplain; Min
ME CASTOR, secretary; Lula Me-
Kinney, treasurer; Eva Neal, pa.
triotic instructor: Martha Wimber.
ly, historian; Clara Turner, con.
ductOr; Clara Todd. assistant con.
ductor; Elizabeth Rodgers, guard;
Mary Jones, assistant guard, and
Bride Meade, musician.
The installation Of new officers
by Mrs. Eva Neal. n past president,
will be held at n later date.
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M ST. PAUL.

Celebrates Birthday: Patricia Brown honored at
birthday party Sunday jan L. given by her parents Mr.
and Mrs Raymond Brown at their home, 9Sl St. Anthony
Ave- in observance Of Parcias eleventh birthday Games
at games were won by Saundra Jean Anderson Gloria
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17

Roberts, Nedra DeVaughn ant
Carolyn Heath. The guests present
were' Jean and Joan Howell; Bev,
erly Kirk, Julia, Roberta and Mar.
ion Jones; Saundra Jean Andcr.
son, Mary Ellis Manning. Ursula
and Janice ponderu and their cousin
from Forsythe, Ga, Carolyn Heath
ROsalie and CarOle Erwin and their
cousin, NOdra DeVaughn Of Chi,
cage; Gloria Roberts, Marcheta
Allen, Marion Atkins. I.ynette
Hall, Wilma Allison. Patsy Moore,
Eta Jean Boyd and Constance nm,
NsdrA DcVHughN Of Chicago. H.,
Is making her home with her aunt
and uncle and cousin, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. II. Erwin, STS harrington.
Carolyn Heath Of FOrsythc. Ca,
has been visiting In the city for
the past three months, visiting her
aunt and uncle and family, Mr., and
Mrs. c. l.. POnders, 694 Rondo Ave.
Miss Ada Cunningham Of Way.
Eata, Mimi, was the weekend guest
Of her sister and brother-ln-law,
Mr., and Mrs. Ellis Manning. SSg
lglehart Ave.
Mrs. Mae JAmlAon 81 TexarkanS
Tex. a medical science student a,
the University Of Minnesota, Ia re
siding at the home Of Mr.. and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17

Mrs. Mae Lark, 675 Rondo Ave,
pictured above, can boast an ex-
cellent record with the Como
Temple No. 1913 and her other affili.
atoms. She was the financial secre-
tary of Como Temple for 10 years.
She was installed as daughter
ruler Of Como Temple. IBPoEw.
on Jan. 9.
She has served as loyal daughter
ruler and secretary Of Anna Jack.
son P.D.R. Council. She has re-
ceived two certificates of merit
from the Grand Temple for her
promptness, accuracy and neatness
in her work.
Mrs. Lark Is a member Of ST.
James Senior choir of ST. Paul and
the treasurer Of the st. Paul Urban
League auxiliary.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17
John Marshall pTA
Annual Cord puYtv

The John Marshall P.T.A. will
hold its annual card party In the
school gym halle and Grotto) on
Tuesday, Jan. "a, Bridge, 500 and
other games will be played. Door
prizes and table prizes will be
given. The usual white elephant
table will no tho featured attrac.
ton. Music will be furnished by
the school orchestra under tho di
rection 81 Miss Vivian Kline. Joseph
Lehman. general chairman: Il. e,
Higbee, principal; Floyd Olson.
president, and Mrs. X. Il. Mitchell,
publicity chairman.
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Mr.. william N. HYDE. who re. p

4 W.T. Nhuam w. hyues VINO
sides at the home Of the EnglRnds
&7A st, Anthony Ave-, left Thurs,
day, Jan. ., for Madison, Wis.
where he plans to visit his daughter
Mr. Hyde also plans 10 visit In
the East and the South,
Mrs, Edward Goodman. 2sl N.
st. Adams, who has been IN at her
home for the past two weeks, IL
now well on the road 20 recovery.
Mr.. Ralph L. Shields Of Seattle.
Wash, left the city Sunday morn
ing. Jan. IL, after spending sew.
cral days ~ the house. guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Patton, aSA
St, Anthony Ave, Mr.. Shields will
also spend some time In New York,
Florida and California, before re-
turning to Seattle In March.
Surprise birthday Party On Sat.
urday. Jan. II. Mrs. Dolly Nelson,
500 81. Anthony Ave. was hostess
at surprise birthday marty. honor
ing her mother, Mrs. Dan Briley.
Guests were; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Jones Of Minneapolis; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rriley, Mrs. Gladys
Calender, Mrs, Florence Nelson,
Mrs, Geraldine ReAsby and Mr..
Homer Briley.
birthday Party; Marcellne Hen.
derson and George Butch" Roseby,
were hOnorcd at a birthday party,
Saturday. Jan. II. given by Mrs.
Evelyn Henderson. at a60 50. An.
thony Ave. This was Marceline's
and Butch's sixth birthday. Games
were played and delSctable refresh.
ments served. Chaperones were
Dorothy Hampton, Gloria Full.
bright and Margaret Fulbrlght.
Tiny guests were Joyce and Wilma
Neal, Joan Marie Ross. Charlotte
and Marcella Smith. Connie Sutton
and Beverly Jean Henderson, John
Stevens and Tommy Henderson.
The Twin City Maids and Ma.
irons postponed their meeting from
Saturday, Jan. IL, to Saturday, Jan.
20, at the home Of Mrs. Alice Mar.
shall, Fifth Ave, Minneapolis.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17

delegate to the annual convention.
Mr.. NOrvall Barksdale, 9l2 Fifth
Ave. NJ, has recently returned
from Lawrence, Kans., where he
went because Of the illness of his
mother.
Visitor From Illinois: Mrs. j. J.
Clayburn, SS4S Smelling Ave. S,
had as her house guest last week,
Mrs. Matilda Hatman Of Glencoe,
III. Mrs. Hatman was entertained
by Mines. Sam Whiting, William
Seabron, Sam Miller and Burton
Brown during her stay in Mime
apohs.
The Booker T. Washington Study
club will meet with Mrs. Helen
Grever, 354s Smelling Ave. s., on
Tuesday, Jan. 2l. All members are
asked to attend the meeting which
will begin at 1880 p. m. Mae Jones,
president, and Alice Smith. secre-
tary.
CO-hostesses at Dinner: Mines.
r. Williams and X. Jones, 1044
Bryant Ave. ~, had dinner guests
on Saturday, Jan. II, to celebrate
Mrs. Williams birthday. Many of
the guests were out Of town resi-,
dents: Mr.. Paul Jones MRS. Will
liams' brother), Mrs. W. B. BULGE
MRS. Williams cousin) and Mr.,
Joe Turner, all from Chicago. Other
guests were: Mines. Essie Williams,
Hattie Brooks, Cleo Hampton and
Miss Arlene Bell. Mrs. Williams
received many lovely gifts,
The Minneapolis SOcialite club
held its last meeting on Sunday,
Jan. IL, at the home of Miss Pa
tricia Mallory, 4O53 Clinton Ave,
Plans for the coming three month
schedule were made.
1t. Howard Wells, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. o. P. Wells, 364l Fourth
Ave. s., is home on a week-long
leave. He is now stationed at Fort
Jackson, S. c.
Mrs. Mildred BOhanOn and her
son have taken temporary residence
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
W. Wigington, $40 st. Anthony
Ave. Mrs. Bohanon, a former resi-
dent Of Minneapolis, is awaiting
word from her husband of the loca-
ton Of a home in Omaha, Nebr.,
where he is executive secretary Of
the Urban League.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS 4


NeiRhbOrhOOd Bridge Club Re-
organized: The NeighborhOOd
Bridge club has re-organiEed after
being inactive two years. The mem
hers who are starting the club
again are: Mines. Isabelle Noble,
Fife Carroll, Florence Wells, Ida
Brady, Louise Carmichael, Helen
Curry, Carrie Jackson and Jesse
Shepard. Other former members are
to be contacted. The first meeting
was held at the home Of Mrs.
Jesse Shepard, 1923 Fifth Ave. s.,
on Monday, Jan. 10. Prizes were
won by Mines. Isabelle Noble
(first), Effie Carroll (second) and
Florence Wells (third). Mrs. Ed
ward Boyd was guest in Mrs. Carrie
Jackson's place. The next meeting
will be at the o. P. Wells residence,
364l Fourth Ave. s., on Monday,
Jan. 81.
Leaves For Detroit: Mrs. Rose
Young, GOT Olson Blvd, left Min
neapolis recently to reside in De-
troit, Mich, where she will be at
the Lillian Coffee Rest Home. She
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Reatrice Miller, who is q Detroit
gospel singer.
The Twin City Maids and Ma
irons club will have its next meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. Alice
Morgan, 1927 Fifth Ave. S, on
Saturday, Jan. rs.
Home From Hospital: Mrs. Kath-
crime Patterson, 524 Emerson Ave.
N, returned home from St. Mary's
hospital soon after the first Of the
year. She had spent three weeks
in the hospital and is doing very
nicely.
1t. Harold Brown returned to
Lockburne Air Base in Ohio Sat
urday, Jan. II, after spending a
2O-day leave with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Brown, COS Olson
Blvd.
A baby girl was born to the Lon.
ME Perrys, 1851 Fourth Ave. S.,
on Tuesday, Jan. II, at Fairview
hospital. The baby weighed six
pounds at birth. Mrs. Perry is in
serious condition at Fairview.
Mrs. Beulah Peters, 996 Bryant
Ave. N, was elected recently to the
executive board Of the Building
Service Employees union Local 20,
ALL, and was also elected as a
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Last Of CO. Strikers
IL Guest of NcIsOns

IRal Roodenko Of New York City
the last Of the conscientious oh.
jectors who staged n hunger strike
for their freedom, was released
from the Sandstone federal prison
on Tuesday. Mr.. Roodenko. who was
in prison for nearly two years, was
on a hunger strike for eight months
being force fed during that time.
He was the dinner guest Of Rev
and Mrs. Clarence T. X. Nelson
63l 81. Anthony Ave.
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BSCP Sponsors
Prize PortY AZ
Elks Rest Jan. rs

Comet To a Prize Party. Fun
galore. Given by tho Brotherhood
81 Sleeping Car PortsrH, Jan. 2s, At
the Elks Rest, bss Rondo Ave,
Don't miss your chance 10 win 10
10. sugar cured hams--Advt.
The MatTonS and Patrons. O.ES..
will meet Sunday. Jan. 10, at the
Obcr hall, SIS 50. Anthony Ave
The meeting time has been changed
from 3 p. m. 10 2!3O p. m, All MON.
berE are urged 20 attend. Mabel
willis. president, and Lucy Harris,
corresponding secretary.
The AdeIphI club will meet with
Mrs. Birdie High, G74 81. Anthony
Ave. on Jan. 20. Japan will be oh.
served.
Mrs. John Few. GS IRlshnrt
Ave. left Tuesday, Jan. II, for
Pittsburgh, Pa, where she was
called because Of the illness Of her
brother.
The Two O'Clock Bridge club met
on Saturday, Jan. II, at the home
Of Mrs. Cornelius Moberly. 7b4 ~
Anthony Ave. Prizes were won by
Mines. James Oliver (hrst), Nor.
man Howell (Gecond), and Brutus
CaAsiuE (thirdD. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs, James Oliver
D43 iRlchart.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of B.s.C.P.
entertained at their annual hoIi.
day party, Thursday, Jan. 2, at tho
home Of Mrs. J. w. Mcmillan, al
W. Central Ave. Games were
played and luncheon was served.
The msmbsrS exchanged Christmas
gifts.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17
FORMER SERVICEMEN
ATTEND MACALE

Three former servicemen from
out Of the cities are attending
Manchester.
They are: Ben WarReld, KAlama,
zoo, Mich, Paul Bowles and Phelma
Denton Of Rockford, Ill.
Rev. Joseph Jackson Of ST. Marks
AM.E. church spoke from the sub
ject "a Stone Of Stumbling" Matt
2l:44, Sunday, Jan. IL, at the morn.
ing services which were well at.
tended.
Evening star., 1947-11-17

Make your .cosuol clothes from creose-re-
sistont royon aobordine. Copen blue. wine,
American Beouty, red, oquo, royoI, mink,
Kelly, oroy. brown. cocoa, iode, eeashell,
navy, white, block. ~ inches wide.
Evening star., 1947-11-17

A fuI-boded royon crepe to be droped
into your dressy clothes. In foshion-rieht
oouotone, toast, forest green, royal, wine,
brown. navy aroy. 80 inches wide.