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Btla No. no10
SUMMONS IN APPLICATION ron
MEGIsTRATION OF LAND
STATE oF MrHNEsoTA

Btla No, noa0
SUMMONS IN APPLICATION ron
MEGIsTnATIOM on LAND
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENrsEpfN
DISTRICT COUNT
RouFth Judicial district
In the matter OF the application Of
Charles Raymond f.aMsrs 20 register
the titls 70 the following described real
Minnesota. namely; Lot Your lal. plocb
Three t5l, South Side Addition 10 the
City Of Minneapolis, according 10 the
plat thereof on file and Of record In the
once OF the Register Of Deeds In and
Tor said County Of Hsnnspin. Applicant.
sam p'Ambrosio. Laura pAmbroa,o
Robert e. Miles, June Miles, Milton
NordfneyeF. Florence AoFCimeyeF. STATE
Of Minnesota, Thomas LAMere. Charles
\, Leckett and all other persons or
parties unknown. claiming any right,
title, estate, lion or interest On the real
estate described IN the appiicution
herein. Defendants
rtlE STATE OV MINNEsOTA.FO TINE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS;
You are hereby summoned ana 70.
quired 70 answer the application Of the
applicant tn the above entitled proceed.
IND and 20 iils your answeT 10 me SAID
application In the ONCE Of the clerk %
said court. In said county, within TWEEN.
~ t2ol days after the service Of this
summons upon you. exclusive OF the
DAY OF such service, and 70 you tail TO
snNWef me application within the tiTns
lnI VIII apply 10 TIM court for the re-
lief demanded therein
SEAL
WITNESS n r. wAsmuth. Clerk
oi aAid court. and the seal thereof, AZ
minneapolis. IN said county, this TN
day Of June, A. y. Ieas
BARNEY w. WAsMUTTH
Clerk
by C. D, MAuRER, prputy
Val, Smith. Enkel a H@dhInd
Iei New York Life Building
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Attorneys for Applicant.
tspokeaEnan June II. 10 h asl
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az. pErER ASH. cnuRcM NorEs

The Spirit Of God moved upon the
hearts OF the people last sunday morn.
ing. and many were spiritually helped
at the alter Of prayer. We thank God
for His Divine power. The older mem
beers were deeply moved BY the pres
enea Of 20 many young people praying
for strength 10 i've the Christian hfe.
The Missionary program e. 70 pm pm.
delivered By Rev. Carl Mckay. and the
singing by ths WAyman Church Choir.
Sunday, June - 10 "chihdren's Day
al 10 As, ths Rev. H. c. Boyd viii
preach, subject: The Children Of To-
day and the Church Tomorrow" The
Sunday School b sponsoring q Pro
motion Day IN connection with their
annual ChildrenB Day program at Z
pm. Every parent should come and
bring their children.
Layman's League viii have their pro-
gram Sunday afternoon or evening
yune 20. watch the Church Bulletin for
the announcement Of the main features
Sunday.
The Young Peoples Congress at g.
Peter. June 10, 20 and July LIST viii be
ths most hslpful event 20 be held for
the building Of Christian character this
summer. Plan 70 attend every meeting
bers and friends viii please coopernte
In helping house the delegates. Pray
for The success Of the congress.
There win be Q BaptiHmAl Service
for those desiring 70 have their children
baptiBed. Sunday after the sermon
Please inform the pastor Of your de-
sire.
You are cordially invited TO worship
with u,
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Eugene WosSS,
Son 81 Duluth
coSrospondoUl. Dies

puluth-Euecne ". Waters, 10.
7l9 Eighth Ave, East died Thurs.
day. June =. In q Duluth hospital.
Mr., Waters was the son Of ZiliA
Waters Duluth correspondent for
this newspaper, lie was born here
and attended the local public
schoola While attending Central
High school he was active Ia
sports and played In the school
band. Service In the u. s. Army
Signal Corps of world War II
took him 10 China. Burma and
India. A member Of S. Marks
AM.E. church. he also held men,
bership In the Twin Ports Ma.
sonic Lodge No. Z, A brother,
Joseph Of Duluth also survives,
Funeral services were held
Monday. June 7. al $50 pm. from
crawfords Mortuary, Rev Joseph
Jackson. assisted BY Rev. n. J..
simmons, Sr. otilciated. Inter
ment ives at Forrest Inn Gene
terry.
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Arthur White
Retired N.W.R.R.
Man Buried

Arthur White, 567s 10th Ave
So, retired supervisor Of dinina
car service for the Northwestern
RR.. died Tuesday, June I.
Mr.. White had been III with q
heart ailment for nine months. He
was . resident Of Minneapolis for
10 years.
The body lay In state at the
home on Thursday. Friday morn.
ing, June 4. requiem mass for the
remains were read at Sc. Thomas
Episcopal church al 1000 am.
Interment was at Lakewood
Cemetery with the Woodland Fu.
neral Home In charge.
Mr.. White is survived by his
wife, Mamie Dover White.
The deceased was an active
member OF 81. Thomas Episcopal
church.
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Pile No, TOaa0
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY Or HENNEpIN
IN PWOnATE COURT
In Re EAtate % Sam Anten0ff.
OhDEM pOn NEARING PETITION To
PROVE VIII.
IT N ORDERED that an psrSons in
tsTsstsd show cause, " any they have
before this Court on Monday. June 18th
lbAs, 81 10 o'clock am. VI the Court
House In Minneapolis, Minnesota, why
the pstltion herein filed. Of Robert N
Antohof. OF Charles City. lowe. for the
allowance OF an Instrument purportins
To BE- the last VIII and Testament 81
said Decedsnt and the probate thereof
and tor tho appointment Of George
RobltEhek, Of Minneapolis, kfinnesoIs
IS Executor. should not be granted
ORDER To EtI.E CLAIMS AND HOR
HEAMlNg THEREOR
IT IN FuErHKn ORDERED that
asFeoi al creditors Of said Decedent Tile
thesr claims IN this Court Proofs viii
bs heard and claims examined and
ADJUSTED before this Court on Monday
November tat 1913, az 10 o'cloeh : M
y ne Court House In Minneapolis,
These orders shall be published In the
Minneapolis Spokesman and copies
uialled RccofdinK 20 law
seal OF PROBATE COUNT
MffNESs the HON JAMES q
kEHOk, Judge Of Probate Court. this
Let day OF June, lgts,
ERNEST .. LORENZ
Clerk Of Probate Court
leonard, street 4 DginaFd
lo1S AnsiFua Bidg
Attorneys
Spokesman June I. II a Isl
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rile No Taaal
N PROBATE gnIJRT

Pile No Taaai
IN PROBATE cOURr
state 90 Minnesota
County OF liennepln
IN Re Estate Of Leila W Zimmsy
Order Tor Rearing Petition 10
u Il Ordered ,sat an n.r.0,. e.
terestsd show cause, n any tseV have
before THIS Court on MONDAY htns
slst. iSsa, 81 10 O'Clock A. NJ IN ths
court House IN MinneapoltS Mtnnn.
sutA. Why the petition herein AIrd ~
beni amin thinner Of Hennepin CSpun.
". Minnesota for the allowance of an
.., suatnsnt purportina 10 be the lasI
WI snd Testament Of said Decedeni
aaa ths probate thereof and for ths
appointment Of BENJAMIN thinner svaa
Anes y DeiRard. a. ExeCutoTs. shouid
not be aFaAtsd 1"'''
Order 10 Pils clalas ana for H..,,n.
fheEson
" Further Ordered that within
Tour months from the date hsreoS AT
t!eultoFs % said Decedgnt hls thetr
claims In TITS Court. pf0nfs vii il.
heard and clalrns examined sNd -
tliased before this Court on Non,s,,
oreoeer EN-, teaa. AZ 10 o'elock A nj
w me Court House in Minneapolis,
. These orders shah BE- puh,,,h.,a I'm
the Minneapolis spoksaFnAn and crp,SS
mailed AecurdtnR 10 law
tAeal of Probate Court
witness the Hon JaTne. a 49,.
0dae q Probate Court. thS Ssth
gay OF May, laaa
Leonard, street n nslnafd
rls1s ANa!u nidw, Attorney.
clerh Of PROBATE Court
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with them. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
were house guests u Mr.. and Mrs.
George Adams. They mot0Fed fur
Their North on . vacation, Mrs,
Atkins remained 10 visit with her
parents.
Anna Louise IOhnsoa, anOthes
daughter Of Mrs. Anna Lac Glenn
receiYed a letter from the G.A.A.
at Duluth Central High school.
Mr.. Albert BLACK, son Of Mrs..
Sidonia Black, 70e Eighth Avenue
East. arrived In the city Saturday
June ). 20 visit with his mother
and sister, Mrs. Earlyn Bell. Mr..
Black 10 working with A. Phillip
Randolph In his civil disobedi-
ence program. Mr.. Black spoke
20 an attentive audience ai 81.
Marks A.M.E. church, Sunday,
June ., NJ 40 D. m.
The Elizabeth RIehey ehapses
OF Eastern Stars held their Esther
Day services Rt 50. Marks AME
church last Sunday morning Rev.
Joeeph Jackson spoke.
Ame bta4e Rally metm ~ b.
Marks A. NJ. Y. church Sunday
morning was O grand success. The
qtiaTtstte composed Of Carl Rob
inson, Calvin Lewis, Leonard Dew
and Teddy Oliver rendered two
numbers.
Mira T.. EllIson Of San Antonio
Texas, arrived Friday, June 4, "a
spend . few weeks Visiting her
aon-in.law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. w, v. Maupins, JF. Mr.. and
Mrs. MaupinH are now eOmfortA-
bly, settled In the lower fiat Of
their hoTns.
Mrs. David hlelIenFy has moved
70 the upper fat Of the Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Y. Maupins home ut Tia
East Fourth 81.
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The semi.annual election Of on,
GERS Of Ames Lodge No, 100,
LnP.o,Ews was held at the
Eika Rest. lta Hyland. Monday
night. June Z.
J. W, Pate. district deputy. con.
Quoted the election Rev. y, C..
White, chaplain Of Gopher Lodge,
No, 1903. 81 Paul and pastor OF
the Mount Olive, baptist church,
g. Paul. acted As grand chap.
lain.
Jamea Hudson was elected
exalted ruler for his fitth term.
Other officers elected were lid
Crews, leading knight Leon T.
LewiA royal knight c. n, Men.
dosa lecturinE knight, Curtis Van
Wrinkle, esquire. David Faison
innergnard. Arthur Lyons, tyler
Delegates TO attend the grand
lodge meeting in Cincinnati dur.
Ing the month Of August arc
James Hudson. J, W, Pate and
Edward Green. Jr.
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Sioux Falls,
So. Oak


Sioux Falls, s. y,
Mrs. waiter Edgar, ms No. Da-
kota Ave, \ patient at the Sioux
Falls Hospital, underwent q minor
operation Monday, and at this
time h doing well.
Mrs, Edgar Pendslt0n, 933IS
No, Main Ave, continues on the
sick list at her home.
Mrs. Viola Young and Mr., Fred
Teal were baptized NJ the Inn
manuel Baptist Church last week
and united with the Pilgrim Bap.
tlst Church. The Church choir
rendered q program at the time,
st, Jehn's Baptist Church, Rev.
u, w. Bolts. Jr,, Pastor, Sunday,
June Text; Daniel 2:b-i4 Sub.
tect Kingdom of God" Rev
Bolts stressed the thought that
the Kingdom Of God was within
one.
~ the Sunday school Miss Fun.
ice Tate reviewed the lesson, fol-
lowed by remarks by Rev. Bolts.
JT, Tho Evening Worship. Text:
Esther ftt-to, REV. Botta brought
out the central thought Of q great
deed a woman did for her coun.
trymefI, lie stated that God IL able
to handle any situation IL we nut
our trust In Him,
The Lords Supper followed.
The 81 johns Baptist Church
brotherhood, MIR, Melvin Smith,
president, met NJ the home Of Mr.,
Alfred White, IFS No. Dakota
Ave, Apt 4, Sunday afternoon,
Mrs. JeR Watson, us No. Dako.
Ia Ave, Apt !, left Sunday ac-
cempanied by Mr., and Mrs. A.
Graham, for Spirit Lake. Iowa,
for q two weeks stay 20 assist
with the wedding Of their only
daughter al their cottage nj the
lake,
Mr.. Virgil Andersen, IT,, stu.
dent NJ the Howard University,
Washington, y. C., and who Is ma.
loring in Social Work, Is at home
for the summer with his parents,
sos West Bailey So.
Mrs. Robert Scales, SIS No.
Main Ave, captain Of the losing
team Of Tic, was hostess 90 the
winners on Friday At the Y,W.CA.
The Breane wemens CIah, Mrs,
Beatrice Hamilton, president, left
by bus 10 spend Memorial day at
Mitchell. So, OAK, aS the guests
of Mrs, Leonard williams, ST.,
and her son. Mr., William. Jr. Dur.
Ing the social hour prizes went 20
the following; LIST, Mrs. Melvin
Smith; And, Mrs, Beatrice Hamii.
Talented stndemli aglSs GeOFNia
Rose Clayton, ala No Mahie
Street daughter Of Mr., and Mrs,
Tommy Clayton, and q student at
the Washington High School and
q student % Florence BRIGHT
School Of Dance, was the feature
attraction 40 the Dave Rogers
Band. Friday, City Hall. Yankton,
y D, and on Thursday In Sioux
Falls 81 Coliseum In Musical re-
vue Salute 20 the Dance"
ton, and ard 10 Mrs. JET Watson
The state Annual Picnic, Mr.,
Harvey Bentley, president, with
meet the first Sunday In July AZ
Huron, So Dakota, Q, the State
Fair Grounds
vlAltoFs IN the city were Mr..
and Mrs, Blaine BROOKS and their
sons. Samuel. Lionel. Alphonso
and Curry. and their daughter.
Evelyn, Mr., and Mrs. Brooks and
sons being the house guests Of Mr..
and Mrs, William folaon, ITOs
West OH street. Evelyn was the
guest Of Jane Anderson. S0S West
Bailey Street. staying until Wed
neaday, Mr., and Mrs. N. o. Fields
Of Huron. s. d. were the house
guests Of Mr., and Mira Harvey
Bentley, ll1I No, MINI. Ave. re.
turning 10 Huron Sunday aiNer.
noon.
NaP. FTea Mash. farmerly q This
city. was here over Sunday and
stayed At the Booker T. Washing.
ton Center,
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Duluth News

MensFu. ElmeF elena and James
Hughes and Mrs, Lorraine Jack.
son mot0red 20 the Twin Cities "a
bring back Mrs. James Hughes
who has been Tecuperatlng there
since her operation. They 70.
turned Monday, May 81.
Mrs. CllnaFd Scott and her
small son James arrived here
Saturday, May 10 from Spokane
Wash, 20 visit with her uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Nd Nichols,
1850 Seventh East.
Mrs. Richard Garner Of Harry.
vile, Virginia, arrived Saturday,
May 8, 10 visit with her brother
and aister.ln.law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Franklin, sac East Seventh
Maxine johnson, aauEhteT el
Mrs. Anna tee Glenn. lois No,
Ftfth Avenue East graduated
from Cathedral High school, Fri.
day, May 4 She received a SChal.
arship from the Villa Scholastic
Society and win enter college
next fall, The mothers OF all sen.
lors Of Cathedral were guests a
luncheon al Hotel Duluth on
Thursday. June ..
~ the Minnesota unIVeFMlty,
Duluth branch. letters were
awarded b. Eugene Watts for
track and Joseph Waters for
hockey, AZ the Duluth Junior
College, letters were awarded 20
Everett and Robert johnson for
football and track.
Bobby Daniels and I'd CleAleFa
were elected co.c captains Of the
1919 track team, Hobby Daniels
y the 100 and 27O yard dash
champion. Bobby and IA were
members Of the state relay cham
pion team, They will be seniors
next year. Letters were awarded
In them along with q number az
others on Friday, June 4
Maxwell Johnson, son Of Mira.
Anna Lee Glenn and twin bro
Their Of Maxine johnson RradtI.
ated nom Duluth Central high
and the smith Hughes Radio
Trade school on Friday. MAY 4
Maxwell received his amateur
radio license on June l.
Mrs SteVea Maxwell 81 q.
Paul and her son left FOG their
home after q one week visit with
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. W, d,
Rodney. 600 East Boulevard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Iahnasn
Of Minneapolis stopped over In
the city for q day Or two the past
week end. They motorpd into the
city, bringing MrS John Atkins
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MOTIcR OF INCORPORATION
On The STd dag Of yuns, I0tD, Q Ger
uhcats OF Incorporation WAS issued by
ne SECRETARY OF State Of MinnaaOta 70
9 corporation named; Lowry Grove,
Inc, for the business Of operating .
trailer and cabin camp. the registered
office OF tho corporation "a 15of Lowry
Avenue ". T., Rinnsapolis, Ninnguota.
the names and addresses o. ths ineoT.
DOFatoFS and Of the first hoard Of Di-
Tsetorn are
Hobart .. Swan. 1s0l Lowry AVanus
", T., Mtnnaapolie. Minnesota
irene u. swan, 1Soi Lowry Avenue
N. =, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
siOf. Minnesota.
Carolyn 3. carboneIl. Route .. Excel
sioF, Minnesota
HALL. SMITH, ENKEL a HEpLuND.
Attorneys for Lowry Grove. Inc,
lol New York Life Building.
hinneapolia Minnesota.
tSpokssmAn June n, 10 a 49,
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JVnS harris Rites
HsId Gs Pilgrim
MihS June Harris. ~, of sol
IGIehart Ave, 81. Paul, daughter
Of the late Rev. L. w. Harris, was
buried June 5.
MiaS Harris died Thursday,
June .. after o short illness.
Funeral rites were held at Pill
grim Baptist church which her
late father pastOred.
Rev. Floyd Massey. Jr., present
pastor, ofiiciated.
The young woman was well
liked and was very active In the
life Of the church during her
years Of life.
Interment was at Forest Lake
cemetery.
Survivors are two sisters, Mrs.
Nathaniel Galloway, Mrs. s. W.
Hallowell. and Lee W. Harris, Jr.,
the singer.
Neal Funeral Home service.
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Phyllis Wheatley 10
Operate Play School

ASHN NNS~1 ~
Operate Play School
Phyllis Wheatley Settlement
House will operate q Play School
for children between the ages OF
five and twelve years. The Play
School will be operated from
June II 70 August 10, Monday
through Friday from 600 am. 20
500 pm.
The Play School presents q var
iety Of activities, including art,
crafts, games, hikes. movies. pic.
MICS, music, and swimming.
Although there viii be no fee,
parents will be required 10 pay
the cost Of transportation and
milk. Children may be registered
by calling ch. 1854.
The first period begins on June
81 and will end July q The eapac-
lty Of the Play School viii be
limited TO forty children for each
two week period.
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She: Before We start on this
date. I want u understood that
don't smoke. drink, park, pet or
stay out after 1000 o'clock"
He; You're mistaken"
she; You mean do some Of
those thinEsf"
He; No. I mean you're mistaken
about starting on this date"
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WILLIAM JONES AND
DAUGHTER ADA HAVE
RA0 ACRE RARNa

William Jones and his daughter.
Ada, have q 240 acre farm near
McGregor, Minnesota. Recently
Mr.. Jones was injured when he
fell from his tractor. His condition
ID good now.
Recently. Mrs. willis Moseby
and Miss Nadine Jones spent the
weekend holiday up on the farm.
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REVIVAL BEGINS AT
MILL CITY CHURCH
MONDAY. JIINE 4

beginning Monday night, June
II. an old time Revival will b.
conducted by Elder A. Isabel ol
St. Paul at tho Congregational
Church Of God In Christ. s4l Y.
Sslh Street, Minneapolis,
Rev Isabel will be assisted by
his Golden Rule Singers, Elder
q. w. Mcconnell, pastor OF the
church, invites the public 10 come
and hear some old time preaching
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Regular Camping Facilities
Available % KIdn

Parents interested In sending
their children 10 = regular sum-
msT camp should call Mr.. Thomas
Of CT. seSA Although Phyllis
whsatIey does not have a regular
camp site, Phyllis wheatley House
VIII act ~ a Feferrai agency. The
cost Tor q two.wrsk camping Pc
riod varies from 5000 10 1880.
Children who registered the
year round with the agency opsr.
asina the camp are given prefer.
snce,
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35Ad7~)
800 NieOIIet

Rudy just got back from
Canada where he and his
party Of Ave caught their
limit Of walleyes and north
erners. Every Ash was
caught on the Canadian
Spoon. The Canadian Spoon
comes in brass, copper and
nickel. Rudy and his party
report that the bait is equal
ly effective whether you use
brass, copper or nickel.
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BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH
The pastor. Rev. Jerome Tate WITH
be In the pulpit at the morning seFV-
ice.
Childrsn's Day Program 81 .. m.
Mrs. R0salind Glanton. superintendent
OF the Sunday School In charge. Every
body welcome. Welcome at Bethesda
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hood, Saturday,
June s. at s..
Johns abbey.
conegeville, and
will celebrate his
first mass at
1000 .. m, Sun
day. June 10 In
st. Peter ClaVer
church. Rev. Jer-
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Mems Fellowship Club
AZ Zion Presents

Musical, June u
The Mems Fellowship Club Of
Zion Baptist church IL sponsoring
. big musical on Sunday after.
noon. June ~. at the church.
Watch this paper for later de-
tails.
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Five Persons Attended Prayer
Meetings; Sowed Seeds for
Founding Sc. James Church
IlST PRAYER MEETING

THE FIRST PRAYER MEETING
Editors Hotsi o. James AME.
Church, oldest Minneapolis Negro
ehurch, 1iA IBth Ave. 30, will burn
ita marriage sunday. yuns n he
lns some of ihs eOngrseations his-
!ofk By its present pastor, Rev. Z,
BY REV. EDWARD r. THOMAS
Shortly after the Civil War
we ind little groups Of eolored
citizens meeting In the village Of
81, Anthony (MInnsapolisJ meet
Ing from house 10 house In prayer
services, giving thanks 10 God
for freedom and opportunity and
praying His divine guidance
for their liberated brothers.
~ these meetings grew Ia Hpir-
itual fervor and interest, some Of
the far-Seeing ones suggested that
. church be- organized wherein
they might serve God unhnmp-
cred and unmoiested.
The first prayer meeting was at
the home Of Paul Brown on
Fourth Avenue q. n. near Second
Street. A. this meeting were FIVE
persons, all OF whom have passed
TO the Great Beyond. Isaac New
tim. Mrs. Paul Brown. Matte vii.
llams. whom I remember when
] first came 90 Minneapolis, and
the two daughters OF Mru. Paul
Brown.
The RIrss NJ. Iames
A. . result Of this meeting the
church did not materialiEe imIns-
dlately, but tho seeds planted by
this little band Of people grew.
Inexperienced In business affairs
necessary 10 establish q church.
The seeds however. gradually
grew, watsred by coplous tears,
until In the month Of March Of
the year 1899, o feeble plant sent
forth its little tender shoot into
the world. A church on the cor.
ner Of 9th Avenue 3, Y. and Sec
ond Street that had formerly been
occupied by q congregation Of
white people was In some man
ner secured and g. James began
iea existence ~ q church. the Rev.
W. HedRemAn was the FIRST pas.
Tor.
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IN MEAGORIAM

In loving memory of oErinEton and
Barbara HAN, who left W 20 suddenly
one year ego. Sadly missed by par.
Mr., and MRS. o. C. Han
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Newly Ordained
Priest in First
Moss Sunday

Rev. Harvey Walter Shepherd,
q native Of New Orleans. was or
dained IN Drieaa-
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THE FIRST PRAYER MEETING
Editors HOtei -. JsFaSs AME
Church, oldest Minneapolis Negro
ehufch, 1is Ibth Ave. 80, will burn
IL mortgage Sunday, June n. ne
low h BTHt ~ three articles tell
Ing some al the congregations hla-
lofk BY iA present past0f, Rev. q