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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23
Ellks Thank
Citizens; Praise
Fine Hospitality

Ames Lodge No. 100, LB.PyO,
E.W. Of Minneapolis Wishes 70
extend IL sincere thanks 10 the
citizens Of Minneapolis and s.
Paul who % loyalty and royalty
assisted the lodge 70 serve Ra
host 20 the 33rd annual eonVen-
ton Of the Midwestern Elks As
ISOLATION, July & 70 2.
Our special thanks are extended
70 city odleialS, Chamber Of
Commerce convention bureau, the
hotels, the private citizens. who
opened their homes. the Superior
Country Club, the auto Arms
who loaned cars for use Of on
Gals and for the parade. the mer-
chants and individuals who ndver
ttSed In our program.
The delegates from the eight
states participating In the eonyen-
ton called Il the best In history
Of the association.
This record was made possible
by the fine hospitality and COOP
GRAFTON Of our fine community.
Many thanks 10 ALI
AMES LODGE NO. 100 LB.P.o.
E.w.
James Hudson, Exalted Ruler
Reuben Warren, General Chair
man
Cecil Z. Newman, o-chairman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23
DULUTH NEWs
ny EIIL.AH WATERS

Ms EarIyn Bell entertained
Informally for Mrs. Horace
Brown Of 81 Paul. Thursday
evening, July Is, AZ her home,
100 Eighth Ave, =. Cards were
The entertaining feature Of the
evening Those present were
Mines. W. y. MauplnS Jr., James
Hughes Jr. Joe Waters and Miss
Pat Hickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nichols
Jr. arrived Friday, July 10, from
Brooklyn. N. ". 10 visit with Mr..
Nichols parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Edward Nichols ST., 1880 North
Seventh T.. enroute 10 Duluth.
seventh r.. Enroute 10 Duluth.
% Chicago and Minneapolis. They
were accompanied 10 Duluth hy
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Nichols 81
Minneapolis. who left for their
home Sunday, July 10,
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Maxwell
Of So Paul, spent the past week.
end visiting at the bedside Of Mrs
MaxWell's sick mother, Mrs. w,
o. Rodney. Mrs. Rodney spsn,
part OF TIE week OF the Fourth
win her daughter. Mrs. Maxwell
while Mr.. Rodney and son, Wal.
lace Jr., visited In Chicago. Mrs
Rodney took SICK and Mr.. Rod.
ney returned trom Chicago %
bring her home. A. the present
time Ms. Rodney has made very
little Improvement
Mr.. and Mra Horace Rro~n
ana dauahteT. 1 ARR "a O p.,,l
rre,rnsd 10 their home FriSSv
July after . few days Visli
WIN Ms David MehsnrY. ia
- P0wn 81 mouher OF Ma
Brown
Mis- atsy klekmAn and Mr..
kAri Meboer Of 81 Paul. enjoyed
NO haroof Cruise aboard ths
= = WaynN sunday Afternoon
July IL a. I'm
MrS George Coz ST, S3s North
Sixth Ave- T. entertained az q
demonstrattOn Of TIE Better
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23
Long Beach Firm
Hires list Negro
Az BOOkkeeper

LONG BEACH, cALIF>-MTs
Ethslda Jones, Of its2 Lewis
Avenue, Of this city. has recently
been appointed 70 thu position Of
assistant bookksepeF 1t the Al
poFs YaFdstoek store located In
downtown Long Beach. She ID
the ilrNt Negro 70 be employed
In this capacity BY this Arm
Formerly o resident Of New
York City. Mrs. Jones' has been
In Long Beach foF almost . year,
Her Husband, william Jones. Q
Navy steward, 10 stationed here,
Mrs.. Jones, Who h The daugh-
Ter Of Mr.. and MrA Joseph z,
williams Of New York, attended
HuntsT college and the New
York InstitutS % Diststics, and
was formerly an accountant II
the Syndham hospital In New
York City.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

The BIddIs Circle, Ladies Of
the GAR, celebrated their Soth
anniversary on July 10. . pm,
with q program presented In the
Recreation room Of Pilgrim Bap-
tiSt church. Mrs. Anna Blair wa
mistress Of ceremonies. The prin-
cipal speaker was Mrs. Maud
Johnson, department president Of
the State Of Minnesota. A history
Of the Circle was given by Mrs,
Katie Myers. The three charter
members, Mrs.. Katie Myers. MIA
Mary Hickey and Mrs. Effie VII
lis, were presented with Pioneer
pins by the Circle. Mrs. Willie
Black made the presentations. Mr.
Alvin Harmon, q member Of the
Attacks Brooks American Legion
post, presented the three charter
members with corSages. Mrs. W.
Randsll presided at the punch
bowl. Chairman Of the refresh
ments was Mrs. Bessie Powell.
The Magistrate club held their
annual election Tuesday, July -,
at the home Of Thomas Roberts,
900 IElehart Ave. New officers
are: president, Edward Schucki
vice-president, Thomas Roberts;
treasurer, Clyde Carson: Secrs-
tary, Maurice Henderson Mr.
Kenneth o. Wilson. the club i'd
visor. win leave shortly for his
new position In Merriam, Indiana
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23
Alena Day a St. John's Rap

Mems Day At g. Johns Bap-
list Church. Sunday, July Is,
with the Male Chorus being the
highlight. The regular services
with the male chorus In the eve
ming.
Rev. and AGrn. N. w. Bolts, yT.,
and baby daughter, Sharon. left
Sunday for Minneapolis 70 at
tend the Union Sunday School
and the Minneapolis and so. Da.
kota Convention which convenes
at Minneapolis. Rev. Belts, Jr.,
viii return 10 be present nj the
Mems Day program on July 25th,
MEA Al. q. Frost. els No. MINI.
Ave, who underwent an opera
ton at the McKenna Hospital, Il
now At home.
Bentley JACo, son % Mr.. and
Mrs. William Tolson. i703 West
oh Street. u working a. Q help
CT In the Mailing Department Of
the Argus Leader, our daily
Newspaper, on Friday and Sat.
uFdHy. Bentley In q high school
student and u also employed a
q walter at the 8, v. Airbase
Cafe.
Bach from their vacation -
Misses Eunice Tate and Georgia
Rose Clayton arrived home after
Q months visit at the home Of
Miss Clayton's aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs George johnson,
Atchison, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. ChAa. Bmlth, l1lI
No. Phillips Ave-, have a. their
house guests, Mrs. Smiths uncle
and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. John
Henry Davis. Chicago. who ar
rived on Sunday.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23
GENERAL DAVIS RKTIRES
FROM ARMY

WASHINGTON - (ANP) -
Brig. Gen. Benjamin o. Davis. the
only Negro general In the army,
retired ofiicially July II after 50
years Of service In khaki.
Secy. Of the Army Kenneth
Royal congratulated the retiring
general saying he was Of "tnesti-
mable value 10 your army and
your country both In war and
peace
Royal recalled that when Davis
Joined the army a. . lieutenant
In the infantry. there were only
Ave other eolored ofiicers In the
service. but today there are nearly
1000
Gen. Davis was q member Of the
inspector generals department
when he retired nom active Serv-
ice.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

Shrubs require much ISss WatsR
and much less work than annual
nOWURS Proper care. such 80 pFNn-
IND. spFayina. busting. and fsrtflis-
INC. 20 important. d course. but
sAruOs have tswoR destructive IN
Soets end diseases b combat than
q tender plants. IN selecting
shFuhbaFy. n 10 better % e0nesn.
tgats On siG o. seven favorits w.
Fistios. TAs bridal wreath, fOrsyth.
b o. golden bells. philAdslphus o.
MAoek oFango. and rcd bud arc
some a ne plants WhIeA produce
early spEinS blossoms and maks
o1ealsn1 0dditbons % No land
ssap@
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23
Randolph Tells Young
Methodists Of Civil
Disobedience Plans

CIncAGo--(ANP1--Ths story
Of civil disobedience and what II
10 expected 70 accomplish was told
By A. Philip Randolph last week
at The fourth quAdFenhlAi session
Of the National Youth conference
and Convention Of Sunday School
Superintendsnts Of the coloEed
Methodist Episcopal church.
Il personally viii lead . picket
line In front Of the main head
quarters Of ssleetiVe service AUG.
10 n the President has not Issued
On executive order banning segre-
cation In the armed forces" Ran
dolph told 1900 dslSgstss and
friends al DusHbls High School
auditorium.
Ths International president Of
the Brotherhood Of Sleeping Car
portsFs outlined his civil rights
plans In which he asked for;
!. Observance Of July Is -
''eiVil dlSObedienes" Sunday BY
churches throughout The country.
J. Cooperation Of both white
and Negro youths In the civil
disobadisnce program by refusing
10 register for the draft In q jim
crow army.
.. Requesting President Tru-
man 10 Issue an executive order
banning armed forces segregation.
T. Opening Of q picket line Ia
Washington 70 BE- led by Ran
dolph. himself. II the President
does not Issua the requested sx-
scutlvs order BY Aug. "a. or. the
calling off Of the civil dlsobsd-
isnee program II the President
does issue the order.
To carry out his program Ran
dolph has organized the League
for Non-Vlolsnt Civil pisobedi.
snee Against Jlmcrow Armed
forces, Although the audience ap-
plauded him loudly. the confer.
snee did not 90 on record 40 en-
doFslng his activities.
]. l.. Cummings Of indianapolis,
In making his response 10 Ran.
dolph said he thanked him for his
powerful plan"
The National Youth conference
10 sponsored by The general board
Of religious education OF the c.M.
q. church. la QuAdFunnlal session
IVES held here in Chicago July ~
10 at DuSable high SCHOOL and al
g. Paul CINE. church.
Randolph was ono Of several
civic and religious leaders I'D.
dressing ne young church people
Others appearing before the con.
ference Included Bishop W, Y
Bsll. Bishop u. p. Porter and
bishop v. l. LAWS Of the CINE
church and DR.. Claiming w. To
hlaa president Of the Phelps
Stokes fund.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23
REHOBOTH clUacH % cnHlsT

RKM0BoTH CHURCH % cmR1sF
NEWS
Sunday. July Iith, was another DAY
Of victory for Rehoooth.
Cor De new cOFnsSssoSs. ne ioIi0vtns
ErO0ps pledginG that amount: Tha
boFcas NorkeTS sewing Circle. Sister
BigioW. President: Home Mission, StS-
Ter Smiley. PTeaident. and veNper
Service. Sister Carrie curtis. Prem-
Ths Sunday School. u which Sister
Grace simmons b superintendent, ct
aside Sunday. July llth, 20 raise thstT
money. Tha senior and nduh cLha1es
trsed Tor the offeTtnG banner and
passsd ths $40 marx. raising tlsiA.
Day. over ~SieS slussr Biaio1 pre-
Aided. BrothsF Vance Hopktns 81 D.
Paul Wm8 tha guest speaker. Hin taxk
was -Be We Faithful unto Death ana
III Give You . Crown Of Ltfs." from
Rev. S:io; Also Re spoke On Truly
FoIIo~ana ths msssInS : tssty nnea
vas served IN the dining room
Monday nights young peopleia meet
ING was Q very spirited affair. We
we're honorod with visltorS from Min
nsap0lis. o. Paul and Duluth. An are
tor: Grace simmons. Reporter.
14SN 1fAEhAgN N1gAS@ NBNB
Sunday School opensd a. the regular
hour. ~ the morning service the
Senior and Junior Choir1 aang. Ray. y.
Warder read the Scripture: MaV. r. y.
HsndafBun offered tina prayer.
Raw. n w. Bots sermon was based
on ne 39ra werSs q ths lssh chaDtsS
Uniting Win The church waa Aara. I.
Young. VlHiton ~ the morning ssrvtes
Lnclodsd Mr.. Pred RraEisR. Minnaapo-
hn. MAss Fannie MAe MArshalL JAck-
son, Mis-, Mrs Robert orr, Panao.
Texas. MF. Lester l.. wattA, Dc Rails
watts and Mr.. George wheeler o. Oma-
Ia. Noh.. and Mn. Harry Robinson a
nav. J. Wardsr preached TIE svsnana
sermon with his taxt from leth Chap
ter Of g. Lliks, YsrSes one and two
Mia Anna Pearl HorFia sang "Couldn1
Hear Nobody Pray" Mrs. ballie VIII
hams gave q reading. MrB. ElizAb@th
Rodgers prU1ided IN charming tnahion.
Your Lion reporter urges you not 20
forget the aick. send cards 70 RsV. q
J, Henderson and Ara. A. Barnes q
fnlrVteW hospital. Mr.. A. AlnneUaA-
theirs h uD again. We were glad 70 n9e
him out q Sundays SarVlees Every
body u always welcome ~ Zlon.-mFB.
L. Seaton, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

InAOsS Picnic: AoAAay even
ING. July 10. ~ thu home Of Mr..
add Mira. c. K Ball, 34S n. Dale.
an indoor picnic was held hon
ortng Out-of-tOWn guests. given
by MrG Agnes Williams and Mrs..
Eva Ball Ths 0ut-Of-town guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs.. James Thom-
as Of Toledo; Agnes Williams, n.
Crawford, both OF Chicago; Mary
ATiWins Of Oklahoma City and
Thomas AFiwins also Of Okla
homa. The bar was Sst up In
the dining room and was very
popular with its many frosty
drinks. The picnic lunch was
spread on q large table IN the
kitchen. The guests were enter
tanned with cards and some
amused Themselves dancing. 9th
or guests were Mra. James Stem
mons, Minneapolis. Mr.. q o. HAr.
ris Of Minneapolis; Miss Eunies
Lsvsrstt Of Minneapolis; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Payne Of MinneapO-
liz: Earle Atkinson, Mr.. and MTS
Robert Meade; Mr.. and Mrs. J,
d. Nelson. Mr.. c. H. Adams. Ruth
Hickman, Mauds Lewis, Arms
Anderson, Loretta Mack, Wills
N. Parker, Jessie Sweat Ella
"a Spokesman 20303 Lew July n
Roberts, Rose Bradshaw, Auglsts
Cooper and Wyatt Cooper all Oi
ST. Paul Pictures were taken
A. BirdSaux Of I031 RondO Ave-,
MOuss- oussas; AaE. ana AkFs. J,
A. BirdsauV Of Io33 R0ndO Ave-,
have % their house guests. Mr.,
and Mira J. Thomas Of Chicago,
MrA Fanny WnliamN Mrs.. J,
Ferguson. Mira Martha Grimm
and also Mrs. Bessie Graham Of
Chicago.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23
mn H~ms m

Tru2ns asaGA I'm An IDsI ssAAnaA'
"a hy tAs Maternal Sassty council a
14soo. WAleh b l.11o lsss thnn were
kfnsd b motor VsAisls aeeiAsnas n
10 anA TO hes ian n l0ai-
Sanes m1sags n IoS9 b estimated
sSoua - psr esna morS Nan n
ioe1 sn4 n par cent abOVS tosi. 90
toS1 fsaaleV FUaS-1safhs paI loo
m1llon VshAels ml1so-was 30
tween 01 anA Q. ~ lSWSsa h %
nallsa's History. % eSunen salA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

Only three or four ships visis
Easter Island. n TIE South Seas.
yearly. THIS nySesFio0S island b
famed chiefly DOR In colossal sta
tuss, hSWn Of e0mprSsSed ash nom
Q Volcano's crater wan Between
coo and 90 statues varying IN
height from . 70 - fsst were cut
from q quarry before thS work
came 10 Q sudden and mysterious
end.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23
N Case a HFsssss TEsahAs

n ne electric power goes on
win trs freezer fun q food thsFS
b no need Coz panic, n ths power
eut-off IL discovered q once ana
10 trouble can b. rsmedisd IN .
ssw hours there's no need f0F WOs-
~ % al. Nothing win thsW Oaa
Bua n The power 10 hksay 70 70
main on % long 90 - hours Q 70
pond cake % dry Ice Cor mors)
Shoald be sent Cor q Ones. u can
b obtained from lee cream mana
eaesuFsFs. cold storage warehouses.
uF eFsameFies. Ths food should
than b Transferred fEum ths freea-
IAn compartment 70 . storass som-
partEmsnl CHUNKS a ne dry boo
should Be put On cardboard On Nop
e ne packages,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

htnnesota's representative on
the National Baptist convention,
Inc, Home Mission Board, 10 Rev.
Eilis q. Harris, 1sl0 Clinton
Ave. Rev. Harris said Wednss-
day that u ne recent meeting Of
the board NJ Cleveland, Ohio. Q
quota Of 600 was oct up for each
state IN The Union 70 be reported
Of The Houston, Texas, conven-
tioa In Septsmber.
Rev. Harris plans 70 call on
each Of ths Baptist churches 20
assist IN raising MinnsSotA'S
quota.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23
aunssss q PsasASlsnas

The Belgian Congo contains NJ
largest proven pitshblshds aspoS'
Ia EilRabsthvillo. nsaF M mlnsa,
boomed during wartime - Z
town % o,ooo, nearly On African
natiVSA IN 100 n exported 10 N
Uniasd saaiea more thaA Loo tuna
- uranium ore, NJ Iot3 ne nsl
gian cuaeo shlpmsats 10 ne y. q
were cut IN AAll and caAsda up.
planted AfFiea 80 ths VFlnelpal
source 81 y. q Vapply.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23
RInrsr-pEanalnr DIamanAs

Diamonds now can b finger
printed Il 10 done By photograph
Ing TIE light pattern reflected from
the diamond. This gives q perma-
nsnt record Of It's character. ~ Nc
two diamonds give exactly thS
same light pattern. This record 10
valuable IN case The diamond 10
last or stolen.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

BoGosl0v island. - mics ncrth
q ths Alsutians. eonsisas a three
volcanic eonss. Gna b u8s a ne
mysteries 0f the Boring ssa. II 10
a VoleanIe toFSnati0n. and since 10
nrSa sruDtivs Hppsarsnes ln ms q
has disappsarsA rsappsarsd and
changed phySiocapAleaily many
ttEnsa n most recent eruption was
m lsi0 Sec lions and birds have
rsarrnSd % tAs lsland % every 70
appearHneo.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

Can rraneisco's Chinat0wn b ne
0seond largest ChlBssa community
In tns void outside q China ltsslG
Singapore rates iiFsA nut Oh Prs
eds Oriental settlement. founded
~ ambitious Chinese IaboFeRs dur
nd call1oEnia'S Hold rush, provida
hSmss Coz over 1o.0oo chinses tom
In 90 many city blocks. Most a
tissm ere Americas born. % thsy
ore AFnsFiean eitlHana. chinstowD'G
main street 10 Grant avenue, f1P-
marty known 10 Dupont oai (pu'
Puna street " usl.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

W0menS Bgoaaa CInh, MSI
Beatrice Hamilton, President met
ht tho home Of Mrs. jeff. Watson
liB No. Dakota Ave. After the
business session q social hour fol,
lowed with prizes going 70 Mrs
Melvin Smith, Mrs. Msnar Greer
Mrs. Theodore Vaughn, and Mrs
Leonard Williams. Mitchell, So
Oak.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

RnWlnnA he tro4sA some 0@o
Nsns q auasn0eElss soR 1.1oo esas
q ArUsntAnS bssk lnaieatina Maa
nElsluA auasuasAllss eoSa mere Aan
mead N % uailad saatsG % g.
pealla ~ lEuA Here. . nsW eur -
InllAna a Q.no1 hnehadAna aesoaO-
OgsaA WSAuAs AIN Dsunds - q
OsuA8 Q psuA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

VIM % Increased demand Or
snyNsanA % Q source q odiAlo
Vsasaabis "a land 90 . proeaan con-
ssmaFaes boP nvOgeock tSeA. has no
On % lmCortanes q Increased
yislaB - soybsans thruusA god
slanAs q aaaVssd varieties ana
VRopar tsrtiiisatAoa- A Q T,ils. ulttis
iaFtfilnsF o. lime 10 used On suy-
beans O. On M eFovs IN EVaAtAon
Wllh Sayosana HowSvSR. potash
sna pAospAsPOas ere rSQulrsd iasl
me eoeaoA SoSa, snoaeeo - nMy
0Ghag sFON
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23
mnS a Lmsm

LasoA. Ne largest island In ths
PhElipV1ns group. % almost enact.
n algha times ne sine q Con-
noetAeuG. WINE aliahtly sEnallsF
UAan ne British isIss. ths Phnln-
Pine Islands have q Land area a
ilASoo square miles. nay stretch
about i.iSo Hafles frum nogth 10
Upueh.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23
Sioux Falls
8. ID. News

~ MxA O@caR brtog9Watag
MFB. RFaness Rogsrs, Bioax
City, Iowa. the daughter Of MIRA.
Beatrice HAmilton, manager Of ths
Community Center, 707 East oIh
Street died at her home In Sioux
City Thursday.
Funeral services were hald Sat
uFday IN Sioux City with Rev.
Eugene Williams. pastor Of the
Pilgrim Baptist Church official
ing. Mrs. Hamilton was at her
daughters bedside a the time OF
her death.
The cars Of Mr.. and Mrs. John.
ing HildTeth and Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvtn Smith accompanied by
Mrs. Earnest BaFger, Rev. VII
lIanls and Mrs. Armstrong went
20 Sioux City f0g the funeral.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

Tha Cemmmnlty Center Group
Meeting with Tia Board including
Rev. H. w. Bolts, Jr. met Thurs
day NJ the Chamber Of Commerce.
Mr.. ChaA. Warden and Mrs. Dan.
Vel Coates were named a. commit
tee on ways and means Of i'm
provements. Mr.. Daniel Coates, q
last worker. has the community
center back yard looking fine.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23
VlrUI RusoVsAa T,nlvssulay

WWNA 94EWwNa4 UMveSussy
PirSt European university Waa
Nat a salsFuo which had ~ ogi.
gin IN ne ninth century when q
wee Known 90 Q sehoul al medicine
N the lith century n became sns
q re most iamoas medical schools
q ESirops.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

Christ" He took his 1sxs from
Lllha ala and Matthew 1854
Rev. Jaeksoa brought Q group
Of gospel singers from g. Paul,
who rendered Inspiring sonRS.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23
IN MKAa0RIAM

In lowing memory Of our husband
pAABed away July 10, leS4.
Treasure thoughts Of one 20 dear.
Often bring q silent tear.
Thoughts return 70 scenes long PAST,
TINE rolls on. but memory Lasts.
sadly mA.Sod BY wife, Ella Alics
Ar. and MFA. ,. Tsdford, ".
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23
CORRECTION

Correction: In last weeks paper
we erroneouSly stated that Mrs.
Florence Rice" had died at Gen.
eral Hospital. The name should
have been Mrs. Florence Wright,
wife Of Robert Wright.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23
npwayaMa Tune

pOEmSna sprays 70 suatFSl EaFO-
psan rcd mias. San jose Ssals. a.
pls red bag. peach lsaf euFl and
FOay aphis should b applied when
essAs are green tlppSd ara SAs
0smparatars 10 shove % degFVSG
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

Mr.. and AGra. Marvin Price,
Omaha. NebTaaka are the house
guests Of Mr.. and MRS. Earnest
barReF, z7I0 No. summit Ave. Mr..
Price b The brother Of Mrs. Bar
ger.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23
Rnlo DFsvlmw

me DRIVING
oos Il ne chief causes a trafElo
accidents b following % cor
ahead no closely. Ths rule q oas
cor lsnath fOr SvSRy 10 mllas q
spsed 10 eood except when streets
are wWt o. ICY.
LAnA e LsAsAsFO
Nova seotia b O. worsd'S largest
pFO4sesR q Holsters. snA rsnaE6-
ahlS snoauA ~ gsograph1eai cut
No FOssmhAss Q loosasT. n b a.
mnsa sn1irUay gaRSOSnosa ~ no
co anA has Q esasa lAns marN uAan
0AFos tmoS % lnaa % 90 saaArs
PNe1ls ifustAes q o. ua1asA
olsasA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

Mr.. ara Mira z. Q. Collins, 1894
East 9Th Street returned home
from Minneapolis after being the
guests a The wedding Of Everson
and Sutherland on Friday.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

rev. ana Mrs Esgens williams,
pastor Of the Pilgrim Baptist
Church have moved into their
newly acquired parsonage at Gao
East Sth Street.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23
FUNERAL ARRANGED
~ NEAL HOME

The funeral Of Jackson Scott,
Minneapolis resident who was
drowned In olsnWood last week,
Was arranged BY Neal Funeral
Home.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

DIR. Harvey Bentley m0tsrsd %
Huron over Sunday on o fishing
trip.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

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