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Evening star., 1947-08-05

Gowned in a white satin off-the-
shoulder gown. with a marquisette
yoke, Miss Mary Lillia Reaney,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Frencham Reaney of Alexandria,
became the bride Saturday of Mr.
Charles Daniel Thompson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lesley Leroy Thomp-
son of Oakton. The ceremony took
place at o'clock in the Methodist
Protestant Church in Alexandria,
the Rev. Royal A. Rice of La Plata,
Md, officiating.
The bride was escorted by her
father and she carried a prayer book
with a white orchid on top. Mrs.
Evening star., 1947-08-05
S1UansOns Return
From Wilmington

The Surgeon General Of the Navy
and Mrs. Clifford A. Swanson have
returned from Wilmington, Del,
where they were the week end
guests of Mr.. Pierre du Pont at
his estate, Longwood.
Their entertainment included at
tendance at a performance of the
Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, PA
tience," by local dramatic group
in the beautiful outdoor theater
which is part of Mr.. du Points
estate.
At the conclusion of the operetta,
there was display of the colored
fountains on the stage of the theater
and then similar performance"
by the fountains at the conservatory.
Evening star., 1947-08-05

by Miss Lillian Chenoweth and the
salute to the Confederate flag by
Mrs. Ferguson Cary, UDC historian
general.
In addition to Mrs. Fred, officers
include Mrs. Arthur Clarendon
Smith, first vice president; Mrs.
Arthur Clarendon Smith, jr., second
Evening star., 1947-08-05
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chaplain, and Miss Elizabeth Stam.
per. custodian.
One of the first objectives Of
the new chapter will be the or.
ganization of a children'S unfit.
Evening star., 1947-08-05
Benefit Cruise

The intermediate and junior
groups of the Jewish Consumptives
Relief Society are sponsoring a
moonlight cruise on the S. S. Po-
tomac to be held at $50 pm. August
20. Proceeds will be used for the
work of the nonsectarian sana-
torium at Denver
Evening star., 1947-08-05
Debut Date Set,

DR.. and Mrs. John Wesley Cox Of
Baltimore have issued invitations
for a tea dance at the Eldridge
Club from to 7 o'clock, Wednes-
day, September 8. The party will
be the formal debut of Miss Nancy
Ann Gibbs.
Evening star., 1947-08-05

vice president: Miss Mary Black
we'll Parker. secretary; Miss Betty
Duff Clark, treasurer and historian;
Mrs, Harvey Hugh Stamper, regis
trar; Mrs. William CASTOR Mizelle,
Evening star., 1947-08-05

ciated at the ceremony in st. Mat
theWs Cathedral and a reception
followed at the Lafayette Hotel.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore gown Of
mousseline de sole and lace and
carried'a bouquet of gardeniaS and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-31
Nome Volunteers
For House Drive
In Churter Vote

Volunteer block captains for the
houss-to-houSs drive In 81. Paul TO
secure votes for the city charter
amendment which will increase tax
Fatss At . small monthly rate In
order TO pay public school teachers
. wage commemorate with their
responsibilities, were announced
this week.
Volunteering their services are;
the MeSdamsS Mary LySll, GAynsll
POndsrs, d. Bradley, Minnie Nc
Intosh, Daisy McAdams, LOrsna
Southern. Pansy Dodd. X. Cox, G.
Anderson, Beatrice Coleman, c.
Allen, o. G. Hall. Jr.. n. Brooks,
ArleS BlAksy. Harry Ballard. Re.
bSecA TOuSGaint, NolA Sisemore. y.
Neil, I. Anderson. b. Todd, Nsttie
SeiRel. Louise HarRrAVes, II. An.
dsrsOn. Faulaki, A. L. Hedge. T.
l.. BurqulSt, l.. A. ScherfenbsrR,
and Elmer Morris, and the Rev.
Clarence Nelson.
Mrs. Clarence Nelson 10 district
chairman and Mrs. Dorothy SehultI
II secretary.
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Of ths Chicago District viii b. required TO
make their reports Il . pre-cOnfsrenes
meeting in Detroit on March ~.
PilGFtR Baptist Chareh Hotasi On last
What Doth the Lord Require Of Thee p
Tsxti what doth the Lord require Of thee
but 10 do Justly and love mercy and 70
walk humbly with thy GOdf" Micah ess).
Registered visitors were; Mr.. and Mr..
p. Moore Of Minneapolis. Minnesota; y, Il.
and Mrs. william Small Of 81. james AME
church Mr.. and Mrs. james Watson Of
ST. James AME church Mrs. Mary Hickey
Of 81. james AhE church Mrs. Earlins
Galloway Of 81. James AhE church; Hal
ssy Jordan Of 81 James AmE church
Earl Neal Of ST. james AME church. and
James GFissom Of 81. JAMES AME church I:
also the Masses Harriet and JUnuald Brown
Of 81. James AME J. d, Harris, $40 West
Central Ave; Mrs.. RosiA Lee Nins,. so
Carroll Ave. Edward Washington Of St.
Paul; II. J. Jones Of Mount Allen Baptist
church NJ. sES Mrs. Russell Underwood
and daughter, Hazel Underwood Of ST.
Peter AhE church Of Minneapolis.
The Gospel Chorus. under the direction
Of Miss Arlee Harris, rendered full recital
Of gospel and spiritual numbers At the
evening hour. Il was . real feast In song
On next Sunday. Rev. Massey speaks
QUESTION" This Is the frst Of brotherhood
Month sermons. Ordinance Of Communion
will be observed In both services.
On last Sunday. our church launched
months campaign 70 raise fund.- 20 assist
our pastor in purchasing = new automobile.
He has lAbored here since September. i9ll,
without q ear TO cover q large Parish and
al community demands, In spite Of that
great Inconvenience. Pilgrims record has
been second to none. Thus the officers and
church, In q business session, voted unhni-
mously 10 institute this drive to end on
Sunday. February 2S. lSH. We are proud
Of the campaign because our pastor deserves
the help. Mr.. l.. =. TRrVsF IL chairman
Of the campaign COMMITTEES. Mr.. 8. Edward
Hall was the speaker on last Sunday 10
sound the opening note. Many frisnds
siderAbly Reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-31
Wallace Floyd Nelson
On Speaking Tour
Thru Edst South

Wallace Floyd Nelson. one Of the
eountry's best-known conscientious
DIRECTORS. who came to 81. Paul In
September Of last year after n i07.
day hunger strike 10 obtain his
freedom from the federal correc-
tlonal institution at Danbury.
Conn, left tho city Thursday to go
on u speaking tour that will take
him a. far East ~ New York City
and Washington. u. C.. and as far
South a. Oklahoma and Arkansas.
Nelson will visit friends and rsla.
tiveS In Chicago, Columbus and
Delaware, Ohio, for the next two
weeks before starting his tour. He
II the brother Of the Rev. Clarence
T, r, Nelson Of CRmphor Memorial
Methodist church IN 50, Paul.
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American Formers
Mutuol Purchases
New Headquarters

Farmers Union Grain Terminal
Association has occupied It's new
Office building at Smelling and Lar
pentsur AYES, st. Paul.
Three hundred and forty en-
ployees Of the grain marketing CO.
operative and all equipment were
moved into the new building the
week Of Jan. 8. Some departments
were occupying temporary offices
while workmsn were putting the
finishing touches on the permanent
offices.
Construction Of the building
which promises to be a show place
In the Twin Cities took n little
more than a year.
Previously, GTA had occupied q
main Office building owned by the
cooperative at 1928 University Ave.
81. Paul, and had rented space In
several other buildings In 81. Pau
and Minneapolis.
Just prior to moving, GTA sole
Its original building TO the Ameri
can Farmers Mutual Insurance Co
and four other cooperative insur,
anes concerns. These cooperative,
will remodel the building and will
occupy II In February, according
to y, y. Rondeau, general manager
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Duluth News
BY Zillah Waters

Mrs. Carrie DOEier and Mrs.
Emma Watts were guests at a tea
given at the Women's Club on Sat
urdAy, Jan. %. They were given
instructions on legislation.
The Social Nine Club met with
Mrs. Sidonia Black. TOO N. Eighth
Ave. East. Saturday, Jan. 20. A
seven o'clock dinner was served.
Cards were played during the eve
ming.
Mr.. William Robinson has been
confined to his home for the past
few days. suffering from a cold.
A surprise birthday was given in
honor Of Carl Robinson, ST., Sunday
night, Jan. 20. by his wife, at their
home. 3l2 East Sixth St. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. =. Franklin, the Rev. and
Mrs. W. U. Holt, Mrs. Anna Cox,
Mrs. Anna Winfield. and Mr.. Will
liam Robinson.
Sunday. Jan. rs. was Missionary
Day at Calvary Baptist church. The
new officers for the year were in
stalled.
The second quarter for this year
at ST. Marks A.M.E. church, Pre-
siding Elder William E. Guy was
in charge. He brought a very fine
message from the subject, "A Tried
Stone" The services were well
attended, Rev. Joseph Jackson Is
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Trus Apostolic ChaTsh RStssi Sunday
sehOol opened at S:45 .. m The pastor ;
sermon tOple was; "Jesus Crosses Racial
and Moral BOundaFtes." Young peoples
meeting at $50 .. m. The regular meet
inRs are being carried on. The True
disposal, will pray for you aud your sick
and will gladly come % your hOmes on
MOaday. wednesday OE Saturday evening".
Call Br. s096. Elder 4. Robinson. The
band will meet with Mrs Gladys Freeman
on wednesday evening, Feb. s, at 1903
M, John Love. 1877 Third Street So.
Ia In General Hospital very ~. Mrs. Abe
snAdOn, 1910 Bryant Ave. No, is doing
nicely after q major operation, and h sG-
psetsd 10 Be home soon.
CamphoE MsmOFial Methodist Church
Notes: The overall obisctivrs Of the pro
gram Of Stewardship that 10 being empha-
siEsd this year throughout MsthOdism In
the Crusade for Christ we're outlined IN the
sermon By our pastor Rev. Clarence T. X.
Nelson. At the II .. m. service last Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Gage Colby. who IL . member
Of our Board Of Trustees (which Is inter
rAeial attended the service. Mrs. Colby
has recently returned from . six months
countries. Mrs. Roberta Davis sang God
l. Real TO Me-" just before the sermon.
A panel diacussiOn on the proposed char
ter amendment Was held AZ the CamphOr
Golden Hour program at $3.50 y. m. DR..
Edgar A. Love Of New York City has been
invited 10 preach At the II q. m. service
on Sunday. DR.. Love Il the executive seers-
taTY Of the Department Of Negro Work Of
the Board Of Home Missions and Church
Extension and one Of the OUtatA nding lead
err Of the denomination. Pastor Nelson
will conduct q eandlsliEht communion ssry-
zee at $3.50 .. m. The WOman's Society
Of Christian Service held an interesting
meeting last Wednesday At the home Of
Mr.. Ella Archer. Mrs. JOsis II. Williams
led the discussion on Missions. The Steward
ship Leaders appointed by Pastor Nelson
are beginning their VisitAtionA. Mn. VILLA
Mac Peoples has been named = Steward
ship Leader. taking the place Of one who
could not serve because Of Illness At this
time. Only ten more Sundays remain In
this conference year, a. the annual confer
enee meets In Chicago, April y. All pastors
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-31
Mrs. Nina Ricl1non
Dies In Duluth;
Wus Old Resident

DULUTH, Mlnn.--Mra. Nina r
Hickman. 10. Of SI9 North Sixty.
first Ave. West. died Tuesday. Jan
20, In . Duluth hospital. Mrs,
Hickman. who was born In Ypsil-
anti. Mich, had resided In Duluth
for 90 years. She was u member
Of Holy Apostles Episcopal church
here.
Mrs. Hickman Ia survived by her
husband, n. T. Hickman and one
granddaughter, Patsy Hickman,
Funeral services were held Friday
at the Bell Brothers Funeral home,
with the Rev. Ramona ottsnsmsyer
Officiating. intsrmsnt was nj
Oneata.
Mrs. Charlotte Reed Of Chicago,
mother Of Patsy Hickman, and Mrs,
Blanche Matthews. niece Of Mr.
Hickman. were In Duluth for the
funeral.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-31
''Frdnk" Williams
Longtime Resident
Dies at MP Hospital

FAKE Frank" Winston Williams,
1908 Sixth St. s., Minneapolis, died
Jan. "a. Mt Northern Pacific hos
pitAl, 81. Paul.
Mr.. Williams had resided In Min
neapolls since 1911. lie was n
native Of Selma, Ala, and had been
employed by the Northern Pacific
and other railroads for 80 years.
lie was n member Of Local SIC.
Mr.. Williams was the husband Of
the late SylsStuS Phelps Williams,
Minneapolis business woman who
died two years ago.
Funeral services were held Tues
day ut the Woodland Funeral chapel
with Rev. II. W. Bolts officiating,
InteTmsnt at Crystal Lake
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-31
Attends Funorol
Of CHICAGO Sister

Mr.. James Mopplns, S0I6 Fifth
Ave. g., left Tuesday, Jan. a
for Chicago. H., whore he wal
called because Of the illness Of his
sister, Mrs. ElnorA Scott. Mr.
Moppins was At her bedside when
she passed away. Funeral services
were held Friday, Jan. "a, In Chi.
eAgo and burial was at Kansas
City. KAnH. Mrs. Scott IL survived
by her husband, Fred Scott: two
brothers. Arthur MOpplnS, Kansas
City, Kans.; James Moppins, Min.
neapOliS. and . niece, Mrs. Rather.
Inc Nash Of Minneapolis. Mr., Mop
pins returned Sunday morning.
Mrs. Stella Arnold. 1899 SAsr.
buTnS Ave. who has been III and
In bed since Jan. 4, and q patient
In 81. Jossph's hospital for sew.
sral days, II now conVAlssclng at
her home and improving salts.
fActorily.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-31

He stressed that "Christ's Rsli-
gi0n Means Service"
In the evening services, the Mis-
siOnaFy Society conducted the
services, with Mrs. Harris telling
Of the Bible Institute at Dies
Moinss, Iowa, which convened in
November. Missionary members
in white responded with verses
from the Bible. Scripture reading
was by Mrs. Harvey Bentley;
prayer by Mrs. Mener Greer. Re-
eOrdingB were played by Miss Marie
Fingsrlin. The trio was presented
by Mrs. Oscar Bridgewater. A
solo was sung by Mrs. Harris with
Miss Lucy Ashley at the piano.
The Red Circle girls sang two num-
bers, and as a pleasant surprise,
was each given a $l.O0 ticket by
Mr.. James Monkey for the chicken
dinner given by the brotherhood in
the dining room Of the church, on
Monday. The Red Circle girls in
elude the Misses Jane Anderson,
GeOrRianna Tate, Georgia Rose
Clayton, Gwendolyn Tolbert, Rose
Marie MeLaurin and Sylvia Book
err. Rev. Eugene Williams, pastor
Of Pilgrim Baptist church, was
present. The reports Of the clubs
were given with the Good Will,
leading with Mrs. Ruth McLaurin,
President. The cup still remains
with the Good Will.
Mrs. Walter Edgar, Apt. 10, liz
No. Dakota Ave-, was called to ST..
Paul, Mimi, TO be In the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Josie King,
who Is a patient at the hospital.
Al this writing, Mrs. King Is bet
ter.
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jones w. Cannon
Services Fnduy

Funeral services will be held
Friday today, Jan. 81. at 1880
p. m. at Zion Baptist church, for
James William Cannon. 7s, li4l
Lyndals Ave. NJ, Minneapolis. Rev,
II. W. Bolts, ST., will oficiAte.
Mr.. Cannon, who died Tuesday,
Jan. 20, at q rest home at 3slS
Fourth Ave. g., 10 survived by two
sons, William Of Minneapolis, and
Bsnwnrd Of Los Angeles: a dRuHh-
ter, Mrs. Marie MCGOWAN. Los
Angeles; one sister, Mrs. Katherine
Cope. Minneapolis, and n brother,
Churchill Cannon. Minneapolis.
Woodland Funeral home 10 In
charge. Intsrment, Crystal Lake
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-31
ANNA SGYlSs Dies
Alter Short ulnema

Mrs. Anna sayies, I6 years old,
Of 692 W. Central Ave, died Mon.
day, Jan. n, at Ancker hospital
after q short illness. Mrs. saylss
was born In Newton, Miss, and
came 70 st. Paul FEB. 20, 1914,
from Jackson, Miss. Before her III
ness, she was employed In the cafe,
terra at the State capitol. She wRS
n member Of Mt. Oliyst BaptiS,
church.
Survivors include her husband
Milton; a sister, FANNIE Jefferson
brother. Oscar Chapman Of Ala
bamR; brothsT.in-law. Mr.. Henry
Jefferson, and several cousins.
The body will be In state al
Brooks Funeral home Wednesday
Jan. 20, from 2 10 7 .. M, and will
be shipped that evening for New
ton, Miss, for burial.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-31
Bud Wagner Of
Eerqus Falls Dies

FERGUS FALLS, MINI. - Bud
Wagner, 70 years old, died Sunday,
Jan. 10. at his home in Fergus
Falls, MINI. Mr.. Wagner had been
discharged from the hospital the
day before his death. He had lived
in Fergus Falls since 1902. He was
a deacon Of Central Baptist church,
and also the superintendent.
Funeral services were held at First
Baptist church. Wednesday, Jan. %.
Rev. Hedley Hanson otfieiRted.
Survivors include three children,
Elmer and Charles Wagner, Of Fer
gus Falls, and Mrs. CapitOla Grigs-
by, ST. Paul; two sisters, and one
brother.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-31

No, while their new edihcs Ii un.
der construction.
Mr.. Ingsrsoll Hupervises Temper
ancs Education IN the public
schools. FORMER pastor Of the
Evangelical Presbyterian church
In Wlnona and superintendent Of
Children's Mission at Seven Cor
nsrs, his entire life has been Do.
voted 10 the ministry.
In his address on Saturday al
the Adventist gathering. Mr.. In.
gsrsoll will raise his voice against
the liquor evils In our city and
nation.
The entire public 10 invited IA
hear this we'll qualified and dynamic
speaker. Mrs. Perls Martin, Tenn
psrancs Secretary for the church
and tho Pastor, Rev. A, l., Kirk
extend 10 you q cordial welcome,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-31
Mrs. Jessie Dean
Dead at 81

Mrs. Jessie Dean, 81, $3.50 Gin
ton Ave. Minneapolis, died at her
homo, Friday, Jan. "a.
Funeral services were held Mon.
day, Jan. "a, at 2;30 p. m. at st.
Peter A.M.E. church. Rev. Hsndsr.
son Rsddlck offlclRted. ElectS
chapter. o.E.S. No. . held Its buriAl
service.
Survivors include Clarence Dean
husband; Mrs. Susie Griffin. moth
or; Mrs. Villa Ware, aunt, and
several nisesa and nsphswS. In
tsrmsnt was at Crystal Laks with
Woodland Funeral home in charge
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-31

Of the church,
Monday. II was
a grand success.
The Needle
Craft Club, Mrs.
NJ ener Greer
president, met at
the home Of Mrs.
ROsanna Parker,
9l6 N. Main Ave,
Thursday. The ex-
change Of inStruc-
tons on needle
craft Is bein z
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-31
ONLY NOW

| have only now, and | will be
Tomorrow with eternity
Only this little space between a
minute
For filing life with what 10 in It.
Love and hate, joy and sorrow:
Each Of them will come and borrow
A little bit Of what Is me
And take II to eternity.
Bruce Z. Lucas
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-31
Adventists Hold
Temperance Rally
Saturday, Feb. !

On Saturday, Feb. !, I947, at
II o'clock q. m, the Rev. Mr.. Har.
old Il. IngerSoll win be the guest
speaker ut the Glendale Seventh.
Day Adventist Church, meeting
temporarily at Fourth and AIdrieh
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-31

The delicate orchid like Dutch Iris
Is grown frun bulbs Set bulbs
three 10 four inches deep In October
In a sunny location ard In good well.
grained lnam Mulch With straw
leaves. % strawy manure 10 q depth
81 four inches during the WRITER
They may b len IN one place Tor
several years ChImps % bulbs that
have grown trvm cri ginal singN
bulbs have produced a. many a.
- dns fowrrS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-31
Sioux Falls
So. Dakota
News

BY MRS. OSCAR BRIDGEwATER
The St. Johns Brotherhood,
Melvin Smith president, served q
chicken dinner in the dining room
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-31

On July 1. the Ave companies will
merge and will become the Service
MutuRls.
In addition to the American
Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. the
merger will include the Mutual
Service Life Insurance Co, st. Paul
the Cooperative Insurance Mutual,
Milwaukee; the Cooperative Life
Mutual, Milwaukee, and the Cen
trail Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
Superior. Wis. The eo-ops have
combined admitted assets Of two
and q half million and q total Of
1870 employees.
Tremendous cooperative educa-
tional value Of the insurance com
panisS is cited by Mr.. Rondeau.
SIX hundred agents for the mutuAls.
now In the field. all are instructed
20 tell the cooperative story Wher.
ever they 40, W. B. Dad" Walker
is one Of their agents.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-31


Chicago IL the worlds leading
railroad center and grain trading
center a. wen The Chicago indus.
trial area, including Cock. Du
Page. Lake, Kane and win eoun.
ties in Illinois and lake county In
Indiana, leads all other similar
areas in the production or disIri-
button Of toOdstuGA iacl,sling meat
prutucts. iron and steel aud manu-
taehrcs including machinery. aEri.
cultural implements, telephone. ra.
do and radar equipment. petrO-
leurn rCtnlng confectionery. hirni.
turr; railway equipment. ard heat
ing and plumbing supplies
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CARD or APPRECIATION

CARD or APPRECIATION
I wish sincerely 70 thank my man
friends for their kindnezs, sympathy An'
beautiful flowers during my illness a.
Bethesda Hospital
Fred Williams,
us 81. Anthony Ave.
CARD OF THANKS
We Wiah 10 thank our many friends and
nsiEhborp for their deeds Of kindness,
eonsolihE messages and beautiful horal Of
fsFinGs. during our Bereavement ~ the
death Of our beloved husband and father.
LsyerbUrn H. Mcdonald worthinEton. We
also extend our deSpsst gratitude 10 Rev.
c. T. r. Nelson, the ministers who assisted
him and also ~ Mrs. Alma FRESHMAN. Mr..
d. l.. Greer and the c. N. Z. church choir
Of Minneapolis for the wonderful service.
Mrs. Cecilia WOTthinKt0n,
Wife and Daughter. Maxine.
IN MEMORIAM
In memory Of our mother. Mrs. Matte
AdAma. Who passed away January ~. 1919
A. We loved her go We mlas her,
In our memory she Ia near
Loved and remembered. lonRed for
always
Bringing many = silent tear.
The Evans,
Mathew and Ethel
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-22
War vet's Body Is
 Found in Thief
No Trace of Wife of BeIford D. HouseI, Nor Launch
 Is Reported

ANCHORAGE, Alaska July 22.- R-A body identified through per- sonal effects as that of Belford D. Housel. missing with his wife since May 4, was brought here by the Army's 10th rescue squadron after being found in the waters of Cook Inlet near Fire Island.
 Roy Alex, a fisherman. discov- cred the boly Saturday but saw no trace of Mrs. Housel nor the 18- fcot launch i'll which the young war veterans set out from Anchor age two and one-half months ago for a homestead site
 Housel hao been employed in the District Engineers Office at Fort Richardson. His wife was with the post personnel office.
 Chief Deputy Marshal Bill Healey said Housel was identified without question through picture of Mrs. Housel and a civilian pass to the Fort, both found on the body.
 Fort Richardson officials said Housels father, Jacob B. Housel. lives at Rocky Hill, N. J., and his mother, Mrs. Julia Bush Housel, at Princeton, N. J.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-22
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