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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-27
Contest Winners
 To Speak. Before
 BPWC Luncheon

The Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Monday noon at the Terrace Room of the Baranof Hotel for a special lunch con meeting
 Guest speakers will be the winner and runner-up of the T Speak for Democracy" contest, Misses Pat Oakes and Martha Newbould. Zack Gordon of the Teen-Age club will also be on the program. In charge of the program for the meeting is Mrs. Lucille Johnson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-27
FLORIDA'S SUNSHINE SENATOR

Senator Claude Pepper is worse than a Californian when it comes to getting in plug for his states climate. Lunching with President Truman at Key West last week, Pepper remarked to the President:
 This Florida sunshine has cer- tainly made you look like the champ you are, MT President. A lot of your friends envy you the vigcr which makes you get up so early in the morning"
 This climate" replied the Pres ident, "is so languorous that it makes me stay in bed until 2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-27
Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS NISUSED: say "The paper scarcely enough or purpose" Omit OFTEN NdIsPRONOUNCED: o-ent THREE syllables and not vi-ent OFTEN NdISSPEIIED: Annhlate
  STUDY "Ue word three times it yours" Let  procrastinang diaoy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-27
MODERN ETIQUETTE Rg9RERrA Bg LEE

When bride is be married afternoon by bridesmaids, they
 A. to harmonize with the brides costume
 S mouth?
 A. finger lay of the plate.
 Q. What color stationery is in best taste man?
 A. White, always
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-27

Prescriptions should be given for sick nations well people" says psychologist. Let be first to prescribe heavy shot of truth serum for Russia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-27

It is remarkable that Americans pay out S50,- o00Ooo00O year in various taxes and keep 4oOo0,O00 serviced and running a considerable portion of the time, and still be able to wear clothes and eat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-27

a. m"
 Any climate that is so salu- brious as to make the President stay in bed until 2 o'clock" count cred the Senator from Florida, certainly can't be beat"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-27

Suggested remedy for 90 per cent of the worlds troubles: Hard work and good behavior the part of everybody
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-27

MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE No. IA, SECOND and FOURTH
 Monday of each month S in Scottish Rite Temple E-.N beginning at 7:30 D. m W rM WILLIS R. BOOTH. " Worshipful Master. JanrS LEVERS. Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-27

Today a hick town is with parking problems.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-27
The Washington Merry-Go-Round
By DREW PEARSON

Continued from Pags Cnel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-27
LOOK and LEARN sy Sy q. GORDON

l. What element a o g. Which a or warp What general applied animals that the
  4 Which the which a 5 O ANSWERS: 1. Oxygen. 2. The g. The right starboard s the port 5. Chopin
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-27
CONDITIONS OF WEATHER
 ALASKA PTS.

Weather conditions and temper atures at various Alaska points, also on the Pacific Coast, for 24- hour period, ending at 4:30 this morning, and released by the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-27
TIDE TABLE

WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-27

Mining prOSpectlhg tre PeKUVlcH ter Bay had suspended the winter account of snow fall according to Pekovich had arrived
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17

th. 1oy OF All who Joined In the
prayer. We are delighted 20 see
young people united 20 the Church.
Tho first quarterly eonfsreneS
was presided over by Rev. W. T.
Gay Thursday evening. The reports
showed wonderful success for the
quarter ending Nov, 80, When the
pledges made three weeks ago are
paid, We will be able 70 report next
quarter all indebtedness Of 81 Pc
ter church parsonage paid. There
are no other debts at this time.
Sunday, Dec. 10. the following
Pre- Christmas program viii be Oh
served. Morning worship at lO:AS,
sermon BY the pastor, The Birth
% Jesus a Fulfilment OF Prophecy"
Christmas music by the ehoirs. The
sunday School program will be az
a.a0 D. m. The children have ar
ranged . very fine Christmas pro-
gram for yO0F enjoyment come
and hear them. For the evening
hour 1880 p. IN. Mrs. Dorothy Sims
the musical director, and the choir
WsIl give their Christmas CantRtA-
The Allen Christian Endeavor
League will have . Christmas par"
~ Dec. - at the church for the
young people OF the church There
will be services early Christmas
morning at B:lS, Dec. IS. We hope
20 have both chOirs assist Us In
making this = grand and glorious
service. You are invited to be pres
snt AZ all these services.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17
0pen-PAce sheep Produce
More Wool. Bigger LAmha

open.Gaee sheep are better al
around producers under Nevada
conditions than those with wool On
tha face. which has q tendency 10
eauss wOolhlindnesa
Reason thal opsn-faeS sheep pro
daca more and bigger lambs and
grow more wool 10 that they are
noe subject 10 wool bllndnesa,
Thls 10 indicated BY Information
gathered By A. J, Reed Of the Uni.
VVrsity % Nevada agricultural On.
tension service recently from Q 70
riSty % soarrea
since face wooilineaa or lAea %
h 10 inherited. Reed says authoFi.
ties agree that u 10 best 10 breed
animals which arc open-faeed In
anplee are columhia and Panama.
dsVslopsd BY the u,Sp.A., ccFrle-
dale developed Re Australia, and
some RAmboulllsta.
TIE Importance % open-facSd
sheep has been emphasized again,
Reed says. By q cheek made On ne
lamb production % Tp9 Ramboullles
ewes born 81 TIE Western shsep
Breeding Laboratory q, Dubois.
idaho. over . three-year period
Actual experimental Work proves
that opsn.saee ewes ta the same
breed and under the same ecndi'
lions weigh more. produce moro
and bigger lambs. and even shear
more pounds % wool per animal
opsn-faee feeder lambs make q
larger gain and more profit slmp.
b because they can zee,
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MASON cnY. IA.
Mrs. Ruby NlhceR
coo No. jacobson

~ ~ Johns BAptlal church
Sunday, Rev. E. Gladstone Scott
brought both the morning and
evening services.
The \. n. Forum met a. Union
Memorial Methodist church Sun
day. Mrs G. l.. Bennett and Mr..
q. ". BuFreIl brought the lessons.
Mrs. q. Ashford, state president Of
the womsn's CONVENTION, attend
cd 90. Johns church Sunday.
The Elder o. g. Cottmaa re-
turned from Memphis. Tenn. after
attending the National Convun-
ton there.
TIE Christmas party OF the
Juat.Tite club was held At Mrs.
LAnA Johnsan's homo on B25 ard
~. N. u. "Wednesday, Dec. 10.
wagk h progressing at the par
aonage, Painting. remodellng and
other work 10 being done
Clouds % SOy," the young peo-
ple'a chorus. sponsored at a..
Johns church. met Thursday
night.
Mira Ruby AIaceF was appoint.
ed a. an Avon representative Of
thla community,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17

AIRY service was Mrs Herbert Fos-
The Mr.. and Mrs. Club will meet
Friday. Dec. ~. D. m. a. guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson.
i07 iMlehaTI Mrs. Robert A. CAL
brstAD Murray 10 president
A special effort by the Anderson
Circle will be = silver Tea" sun
day, Dec. - from 4 to Z q, IN. at the
home Of the president. MTa Clara
Turner. sgB lElehAft Ave. This IL .
building fund effort
Rev Moore will be one OF the
participants in the Christmas PaE-
cant. sponsored by the Dispatch
Pioneer Press, at the ~, Paul Audi
tOrlum He viii be one OF the kings.
A special musical number At the
n .. M. service was q solo rendered
by Mrs Connie Graham. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Duke.
Sunday, Dec. 10 At t:ao .. m. the
Gospel Choir will be presented In
musical program, assisted by some
Of the members OF the Pilgrim Bap-
tlHt Gospel Choir Members and
friends are urged TO attend both Of
these special events on sunday.
MT. OIIVEr BAPTIST CHURCH
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Sioux EoIIs, s. D. Notes

ny mlneFVA hFtdgetSnteg
08s N. MINI. Az, Sioux Falls. SD.
Tommy Anderson. 10, Sioux
Falls College freshman. was cited
by an Omaha paper a. one OF the
two standout performers for the
Braves against Omaha University
Tuesday at Omaha, Neb.
Mrs Alfred white. I15 No. Da-
kota Ave, Apt. 4. was huatsaa 70
the Federated Club. with Mrs.
Harvey Bentley, chairman. Thurs
day, At . business meeting az her
home.
Mrs. Daniel Coates. $40 North
MAbIs e.. was hostess 10 g.
Johns Baptist Church missionary
Society Friday at her home.
Mr.. and Mra. Norman Bacon.
llb No Dakota Ave, Apt .. en-
tertained nj dinner Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Farmer at their
home.
Mrs Thomas Clayton, si2 No
MRbls It., was hostess 10 the
Bronze Women Club Monday NJ
the Booker T. Washington Center
Mrs. Beatrice Hamilton In preai.
dent. The social hour prizes went
TO Mrs. Beatrice Hamilton. Mrs.
John Armstrong and Mrs. ". G.
Collins, Guest was Mrs. Addie
johnson.
Pilgrim baptist Church, Rev
Eugene Williams. pastor, Sunday.
Dec. n, 1D4S Subject: "Knowiedge
10 Power" Visitors were Mlas Jo-
hanna Albera and Miss Lena
Louis, both students at 4. y. Col
lege. Mrs. Leonard Williams and
son Mr.. Leonard williams. Jr
were present.
Mrs. Ruth McI.AnFin, 9i5 North
Main Ave. was hosteRs 20 the
Needle Craft club. Mrs. ArVilla
Tate. pres, at her homo Saturday.
Plans were made for q Christmas
party Tor the young people.
~. Joha'n baptist Church. Rev.
H. w. Bolts. Jr.. pastor, Sunday,
Dec. II. i0ts. Subject, Ever Pres
enL Tho Junior choir. Mrs. H. w.
Bolts, Jr, directing. with Mrs.
Theodore Vaughn. assistant plan
lat. brought . message Of songs
TO . large congregation. Miss Ruth
Mctaalrin gave q solo. Visitors
were Mrs. Fred Teal. Mr.. and
Mira Virgil snoddy and Miss
Katherine Houston.
Mr. and MFA. John Armstrong.
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ie-
roy Farmer, left Monday by auto
mobile for Savannah and Atlanta.
Ga. and other small towns In
Georgia 20 visit relatives and
friends during the holidays. They
will also visit relatives and friends
In Jacksonville, Fla and Chicago.
Mr.. Alfred white In taking pic
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rIs No IisiS

Tie NO ylIle
IN PROBATE COURT
state of Minnesota
County Of Hsnneptn
In Ne Estate Of Rebecea GregnberR,
also known ~ Ray M GreenbaFa and
Ray GrNenbefN Decedant
ordeT fof Nearing petitisa -
ProVs WIN
n n Ordered that all psraOns In
harvested show cause any they have,
srd. teeo, 81 70 o'clock A. ~. In the
Court House IN Minneapolis, Minnesota,
Why The petition herein aAed, u Minnie
StlVefnAn. % Hpnneptn County. Mime
sofa. tor the allowance % an instrument
IurpcTtine 70 BE- ths Last win and
Testament 81 said pecedent and the
went q nsrtna wsgnsT. Mi,rhsh al
NsrmAn and Morris Creennsru. - ENa-
cutoFu, rhCuld not Be granted
ORDER - we Claims Aaa Cor IleAFina
u d Further Ordered that within
teear rnonte. trpI, shs date hereof an
elAinNa IN this Court Frpofs VIII -
heard and clAima examined and aa-
iSinted hwfore this Court on Monday.
May md, iDtN. a 10 O'elrck A N II
the CooEt House IN Minneapolis. MIN
nssoeAL
Thsap orders ahaii b plblished n
the Minneapolis Spokesman and cOpaas
mailed accortitnn 70 law
(seal 81 Probate Court
Wttnesa tha HIM james q kehaa
JadFs a rrOeats Court thR ath day
81 DeceFnher, teta.
1onaa q. 9rhNarta,
Si1 Pynes Rlelg. Attarnsy
Erppst y tIorgNR,
Cietk Of PROBATE Court
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sasElas JsIilss

Honey islliss and marmaladss.
contrary 30 the usual notion about
storing perinhahls foods should Do
kepl n . warm. not . eool. place.
according 10 findings based On work
hy Z. =. Thlesssn. foods and no-
TRITON worker at Ne wyominG IL
psrlmena station Room tenpsra-
Iurss are preferable 10 20 10 80 d.
ares temperatures for storing jel-
iiss and marTnaladea IN which honey
4 used. Miss Thiesssn FSpoFted Low
storage tamperahReA she said.
caused some capitalization. othsr-
wise, Miss Thlessen indicated. iel
Mes and marrnAladas made win hon
a. had Oxeellsni slOring qualities
md ksrl FOE . long period a tina
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17

Three awards win b. given by
the HlemAn Foundation for out
standing work In Negro nswspa-
pars during the year Of i9Aa. The
date Of Jan. 10 has been sst by
thu Foundation a. the final date
for reosivinG entries for these
wiiilsis Awards.
KintFiss may be submitted either
by Negro newspapers or by Indi-
viduaiH oa tka stAffs OF Negro
newspapers. T'ha judges Of the
entries. chosen by the Foundation.
win report its dsci=sSns by Feb. I
10 the board Of the wendell
wilIhis Awards for Journalism, q
whiho win award the priEea
The judges are Louis N. Lyons.
Curator Of the Nisnan Fellow.
ships At Harvard. and the follow
ing Nisman Fellows now At Iiar.
ward on leave from their papers,
Alan narth. editorial writer.
Washington Post; Grady n. Clay,
Jr. reporter, Louisville Courier
Journal, David n preimAn. ~.
porter, Minneapolis STAR and Nj.
msr L. Holland. JFs editorial
writer, birmingham News.
The three awards win bei
1. $3.50 In cash and . suitable
plaque 10 the bona tide Negro
Newspaper whose journalism dur.
Ing 1913 has shown the best ex.
ample Of public service,
q t3oo In cash 10 an individual
writer for the best example Of
objSotivs nswspapsr rSpoFtlAg IN
ipla.
O. $3.50 In cash 20 an Individual
writer for the best example oi
writing other than news reporting
(frAture articles. editorials. and
coiuInnal,
The judges request that three
copies Of articles be submitted II
three copies are available, nut
they win accept q single copy n
duplicates are NOT available, IN
tries should be sent TO Nisman
Foundation. - Hoiyoks House,
Cambridge %, Massachusetts,,
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Card 81 Thanks

We sincerely wish 20 extend our
appreciation TO all cur friends, rel.
atlvea and neighbora who offered
their kind expressions OF help and
sympathy during our recent loss OF
wife and aunt, Mrs Blanche Brisco.
We wish especially 10 thank Rev.
~ c Boyd and Pride OF the West
chapter No. 3, OEs, also all those
who offered comforting assistance.
Mr.. william BFisco
Mrs John Norris
Mrs. Helen Bowen
Mr.. Floyd ReniK
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DULUTH NEWS
ny Mllah Waters

Mrs.. Wamda Brown, TIA East
18th g., honorcd her small daugh-
ter, LaItue. with o birthday party
Sunday, Dec. o. LaRue was three
years old. Guests present were
George. Albert and Dora Diane
Pinchum. Leslie and John Minis.
Jimmie jackson, Mar and Jan
Wright, Laura Ann Albright. and
Carrie Tavern MauplnH. Jimmie
jackson won both prizes.
Saturday. Nov. I. Mrs w. b.
Richardson entertained the jolly
Eight Bridge club at her home.
Mrs. Dimpies Maupins won FIRST
club prize, Mrs. aid0nia Black sec
und and Mrs. Adams consolation
priEs. Mrs. Anna Ice Glenn was
given . guest prize.
sunday. Dec. ~. ~ g. MARKS
AME church. Rev. ". Reddlck
spoke on the subject spiritual
Frulta."
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17
URBAN LEAGUE
MAGAZINE FOLDS
AFTER rs YEARS

NEW YORK --.- Believing thai
the objective Of OPPORTUNITY
magazine, Journal Of Negro life
had been met during its 20 years
OF successful publication, tho Ex.
ecutive Board Of the National Or
ganization OF the National Urban
League decided 10 end tho pubtica-
ton.
The next issue Of the magazine.
dus off the press Jan. o. 1919. win
BE- the last one.
Under the editorship Of Charles
q. johnson, now Fisk University
president, thu magazine war be-
gun Jan. 1. iB23. Through IL
years Of publication. the maya
Eins served q two-fold purpose!
a. To give the American poo
pia serious and authoritative arti-
Giles on tho social and economic
problems affecting Negro life In
thu United states. and;
(2J To provide Negro authors
and creative writers with q free
market place TO display their
wares and talents.
Today. the executive board and
STAFF believe that these needs no
longer exist. In addition 10 these
facts. the publication Of tbs mag
aklne aiiaws AndA ID nd
aEins always ended IN . deficit.
Today the National office can no
longer continue that deficit In
vIsw OF tho continued serious H.
nancial situation Of the oFganiEa-
ton.
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Mrs. Rose Lawrence
Funeral Rites Hold

Last rites were hsld at 2 o'clock
Tuesday, Dec. II. at Pilgrim BAp-
tiHt church for Mira Rose Law
renee. 70. who died Saturday, Dec,
II, at Anoksr hospital after Q long
illness.
Mrs. Lawrence born In New
Haven, Conn, came 20 g. Paul In
1850 with Mrs. Mink, q foster
mother who cared for Mrs. Law
renee after the death Of hsr par.
onts whsn she was yet an infant.
Ths deceased was all her ilfe
active In church, oiviG and COM
munity affairA Her pain bearers
were John NJ Patton. N. N,
Smith, ruganS wins, A. RAgiaRd.
u, y. Henderson. Nd. Moore. Hon.
oraFy paii-bsaFsFs were y. d
simpson. NJ A. Boiling. n, l. Ran,
som ana v. White.
Rev. d. G. white. pastor. Mt
olivst Baptist church. officlAtsd
at the funeral. In absence OF Rev
Floyd Massey. who u m
MIRA Lawrence IL survived BY
her two souA John r., JF.. and
William Wesley: . grandson. vii.
ham A. Lawrence: two daughters
ln.lAw. MFa HAlen and RachsI
LawruRcei . fOstsr-Glstor, Mrs
Lou Miller Of Chicago, and MIRA
vsrna Armstrong Of kokomo
Ind. maternal grandmother Of
william 4. Lawrence. Jr. Mira
Armstrong was here for the ~
neral Brooke funeral home had
charge Of the arrangements. ahS
was buried In Oakland cemstsFy.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17

ZION BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
Sunday. Dec. ~, Raw, ", W. Bolts
preached the sermon, Rev, ". J
Henderson and Rev. W. v, Warden
assisted In the service Music was
rendered by the Gospel chorus and
1 mSrniS Ss'S SsrT SsSiT 1sr. MT Nc"
LauTin. Oklahoma City, Oats Iva
Allen and Bobby Floyd, both OF he
city.
Al the evening service. the Eiks
gave q memorial service for those
who have gone on before, hFa. Pearl
Rail who has been III was In the
service.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17

Rsv. ID. C. white eontInusd BIS
ssrrnoA from last sunday using the
same subject: Christmas without
RSEtstsrsd visitors at the morn
ing services were Miss Evelyn Lew
h. Mrs. Kathryn Elliott, Mrs Lille
uTesh and Mr., Curtis Russell
Uniting with the church a. the
morning hour were: Mrs. Tennfo
ROllana. Oklahoma City. OKLA; mrs,
kathryn Elliott. Camden. ATk, ana
Mr., James Rogers, Marion. Ohio
Al the evening hour the ssnior
Choir presented q Sacred musical
al the church. Mrs. Matte Avery 10
president ana MTA DOreiS Wheeler
Al the business meeting on last
sunday, Mrs Dorothy hassis was
elected 20 finish the unsEpiFed
term Of the General Mission prssl-
deaf, Miss Viola Mash, Who resign.
10 tWo years on the Trustee board,
Mr. A. n. LsnoiTs and Mr.. David
Harper 20 three years each.
on sunday, DeeembeT -. AZ 80
D IN. the General Funds Committee
Will present a pageant straight
and Marrow Path TO Heaven.
The sick Of the church are Mrs
Ella Golden, Mrs. MuTlel Cooper.
Mrs. White D. Smith and Mrs. HAr-
rIstt Bonner.
our Christmas program viii be
held on Sunday evening, Dec. zSth.
EyeFyOns L. invited 20 attend
The General MlsHlon Circle has
pledged themselves to q monthly
donation Of % TO the National Bap.
tiat Seminary and Training School
at Nashville, Tenn.
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sr. rnIIIT.r LurnERAN CnuRCm

1T. PHILLIPS LUTHERAN CHURCH
Al the end Of six weeks attend
ancs at ST. Philips has been very
encouraging Enrolment In the
sunday school Is Increasing slowly
but surely, and We are sincerely
grateful for the splendid coOPera-
ton and hslpfuinsaa % all those
who have taken an interest In our
new chapel Al the same time We
wish 10 extend = cordial invitation
TO all those who have not yet Wis
tied St Philips 70 pay US VISIT
truth Of Gods Word with Us.
This Sunday, Dec. -, the Fourth
sunday In Advent. Pastor Ander-
son will preach on When the An
gels Are Done" using Matthew -:
40 a. his text In the face Of
growing spirit Of modernism and
denial true Christians everywhere
should examine their faith that they
may be able to give = reason Tor
the hope that IL within them" We
believe and teach that the Bible -
Gods inspired Word to Us, and that
came TO give His life as ransom
for many We invite you to read
Matthew ii:g-i0 about your family
| altar and come at S:ls q. m. sun
day morning TO mediate together
on this portion Of Scripture. See our
ad for time and place.
Special Christmas Day services
will be held at the usual hour 49,
9.t5 a m. on Christmas morning
with Pastor Anderson preaching
from the Christmas Gospel duke
si.iO on the subject of "A saw
Jour"
PILGRIM RAPTIsT CHURCH
NEWS
sunday. Dec ~. the Rev. Alton
Mottsr, executive secretary OF 81.
| Paul Council Of churches, delivered
the morning message, The children's
Living straight"
Rev. Mottsr gave three themes;
"a that We make straight the way
Of the Lord in our own hearts. CI)
making the Lord straight In our
| community llves, and making
straight the way Of the Lord In our
| homes MottsF pointed out that too
many forces In the community are
not In harmony with our Christian
Registered visitors were Mrs VI
ola Artbuckls, Alton. Ill: and Mes
danes CrenshAw and Massey, MI
Olivst baptist church,
The Baptist Youth Fellowship
presented Mr.. whitney Young A.
guest speaker at the Q o. N. hour.
Outstanding speakers will speak
In the absence OF Rev. Massey each
week
Tentative schedule for the neIt
week II Missionary Society service
for sunday, Dec. 10; Friday. Dec. ~
the church school Christmas pro-
gram will be AZ Tao: Sunday, Dec.
20. II a m. Christmas service, with
music by the Senior Choir, Gospel
Chorus and the Young wDHIRn's
choral group, Al sac .. m. the Sen d.
Tor Choir Christmas CantAta will be
presented. with Mrs. A. v. Hall. al
rector.
Ut. PETER A.M.E. NOTES
The Spirit OF God was present TO
bless, and the Lord added TO the
church one more precious soul. and
the altar OF prayer was filled to
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lures Of Sioux Falls 20 complete
his motion picture films before
making his trip 10 visit relatives
and friends In Mississippi during
the holidays. Mrs. White and baby.
Carolyn Iona, win accompany him.
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory OF our dear
Mrs. Annie o. Jordan, who went
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ST. JAMEs A.n.E. CuuURcH NEWS

quite contrary 20 previous plans,
Rev. n. N. Moore brought the mes
sage at the II AN, service, Through
some Misunderstanding, Rev. ". J.
Elicsrio, who was TO have been the
guest speaker, was not present.
Music was rendered by the senior
Choir with Mrs. Lillian BAlsngeF
and Mira HaAsl atArks - solOists
and the Gospel Choir. Mr., Dewey
u. Peters and Mrs, James Aisobrook
united with the church. Francis
Russell and MArGarst Denains Of
Manchester College we're Husats At
both the Church school and the
Hansford Of EnHlswood. ~ J. was
also welcomed at the morning. SER
vice.
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AZ p m. the Rev. Jerome Tate,
pastor. Bethesda Baptist church Of
Minneapolis, brought . missionary
message TO the Young womsn's
Auxiliary. Rev. Tate was accom-
panied BY his assistant, Rev. Gard.
nsr. who conducted the worship
service and one Of his Stewards
Mr., Jackson. Other music was pro-
Vided ~ Mrs. villa Mae Barber
Chairman % thts special nission-
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Tue spirit OF God was present 90
| bless, and the Lord added TO the
church one more precious soul. and
| the altar OF prayer was filled to
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DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOP
Ping WITH YOUR FRIENDS
THE ADVERTISERS IN THIS
NEWSPAPER.

sry service was Mrs. Herbert Eos