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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-13
Ant RanAp npH matnzpr
kathnltkpntagpH l94H

lleber bie prd1tig perIoufene So
gung Der &atbolifen 9eutl6lanbs,
iiber bic mir bereits beri6tet baben,
miro uns nadtragli6 "pon 0riiben
tnitgeteilt:
glIs bas 2ofalfomitee in Den Ietten
Sagen 0es bergangenen Sabres gum
eriten Mial aulammentrat, re9nete
man 5tpar idon NIT Ser baloigen
9urbfiibrung ser @abrungsreform,
aber ibre Ius1pirfuneen lieBen ii6 in
feiner 8eiie abidaten. Satidhlid
taudte bann au6 nod ibrer 8ertpirf-
libung fir einen slugenblid Ser @e-
oanfe auf, ben aatbolifentag in bic
fem Sabre ab5uIagen. 8enn man iid
Damn bod enti6loB, Die Sagung gu
tpagen, 10 tpeniger oesbalb, Inn Die
@eI1i6te Oes &atboli5isnus Inn eil1
glan5boIes 5eit 5ll bereiten, als biels
mebr Inn oen Sertretern ser geiltigen
elite bes fotbolil 9euticblano Sic
@elegenbeit bes gegeni ieitigen slus-
tauides gu bieten, nm @elegenbeit 5u
baben, nad ied5ebniabriger 8auie bie
geiitige Siibrungsi6idt bes aatboli-
5ismus iid berausfriltaailieren 5u lals
len. Dab bas 8eoiirfnis oa5u borban-
Den mar, baben iotpobl oie gutbeiuh-
ten Bertretertagungen als auh sic
Nenidenmaiien be1pieien, Die au ben
offentli6en &un0gebungen gefommen
tuaren.
8ie sroB oie Sebniuht nad einen
gemeinlamen fatbolii6en grlebnis
ipar, lpie tief Die TRADITION Der SEA.
tbolifentase in Ben Ser5en ser beut-
i6en &atbolifen pertpur5elt lit, ba-
ben Die bielen Heinen greigniiie am
Nan6e Der Eagung belpieien, Die felt
5nbalten iid Iobnt.
9as 2ofalfon1itee batte Elm @u1p-
fahgsbiiro eingeribtet, our6 oas ie-
Der 9eilnebmer Der Sagung geIdleuBt
merben muBte, Inn ibm oie notipenoi-
gen unterlagen fir l1nterfunft uno
8erpfleglng aus5ubdnbigen. Dort
meloeten iih II. a. flint iunge 2eip-
5iger (5omiet-3one). 5trablen6 be.
rihteten lie bon ibren Mbenteuern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-13
ls. November

baB lesten Gnoes milit1riIhe Madt
ei,tfbeibet, gebt Wosfau jest baratt,
leiner oitbeltihen Sntellitenregie-
lrung eine. elltiprehen0e Nrlnee gu
Id)affen. ssn orei aufiebenerregenben
Mrtifeln gibt Ole Zines bonn T., 19.
urto 90. Oftober gin3elbeiten iiber
oie 8iloung elmer oeutid- d-fommnniiti-
I1en .BoIi5ei-@rmee" bon 100000
Mann befonnt uno itiist iid) babei auf
offiaielle MenBerl,ngen oes fommlini.
ftiihen nsSnnenminiIters" Or. &nrt
Slider. Musoriidlih erfldrt pie fiib-
renbe amerifaniid)e 3eitntg, baB Die
eriten bllnberttauienb Wann vStoB-
truppen" bereits nit mittelidneren
@affen ausgeriiItet lprrben 1tno bob
Die Betpoffnung Der iibrigen oreibun-
oerttauieno Mann r8olfspoli5ei" be-
gonnen babe. Die ,girnes' 5itiert fer
ner oie GeuBerung oes &ommllniiten-
fiibrers Slider, bab mod 8nrdfiib-
rung oiejer 8etpaffnnng .bie Somiet-
Gone Damn cine 5u allem bereite Wtadt
CUR gerfiigung babe.
ssn oieIem 3uiammenbang lit es
beionbers irtereiIant, bob Die r1lili-
ide Bropagonbn in 3eltichlunb oil,
genblidIif ben gb5ug oller 8eiab-
l1ngstruppen foroert 1ino oaB Die oents
i1en &ommuniIten nls Sal1pti6lager
ibrer Bropaganoa ben beporltebenoen
glb3ug Ser 9foten glrmee aus Dit
9elltfhlano meloen. Sas mdre alio
&orea in nperbeiierter llno bermebr-
ter aufIoee"! Wan itele ii6 Die pein-
libe Gage Ser amerifaner nno Der
iibrieen 8eItmabte Dor, menn Die
9fuIlen in ser l1H unter SintDeis altf
ibren eigenen slb5ug oie Gaumnng
BON gang &orea unb gang 9eutl6lano
ourb alle auslanoil9en 8elotungs-
truppen foroern = man ltelle 1th bor
al1ent: aber oie 8irfung auf oas fo-
redniibe nno bos beutihe Golf Dor,
mo bie Mbneisung gegen Ole 8eIab-
unstruppen ieber Uniform cine
ongemeine uno tiefe lit! Sene forea-
nilben 1tnb oeuti6en Bolitifer, oie
fir oie 8eibebaltltng ouslanoii6er
8elasungstruppen plaoieren, ipiiroen
iicb ielbIt oas Sooesurteil ipre6en.
SdlieBlib aber fann iid Oas erit
in ser gnt1pidllrng befinolife forea-
nil1e 8eiIpiel zines fommuniitiI1en
Mnltrrms bon Snnen lno 9luben anf
ben INSTRUMENTATION Seil bes
2an6es Damn artb Ipieleno lei6t in
Deutlhlano tpieoerbolen: gegen Die
100000 Monn, Die beute = geinaB
Zines = bon ben oeutidhen &om-
muniiten in Ser &uilen5one aufgeitellt
lno ausgeriiItet tperben, gibt es in Der
@eIt3ene ni6ts 0enn es mar un6 lit
ia bie Bolitif @olbingtons uno Der
iibrigen 8eltma6te, 8elltiGlano als
cine alliierte &olonie, obne eigene
Sonperdnitat lnb obne eigene Wea6t
5u balten.
gs lit gu boffen, baB li6 i'm Staats-
oepartement in Baibington ettolid
Die grfenntnis burhiebt, Die beute
bereits ser omerifanilde 8eneralItab
pertritt: Bob China in Iiien unb
Deutiblanb in europa bie entIdei-
benoen Stellungen Iinb, BON oeren
Salten ooer Ni6tbalten Der Sieg
@afbingtons ODER Wosfous abbangt!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-13

N~tS }DuLStL o. OAD W. NNtP0t0 AhsJ
Wnina gelallfen (eine Strefe bon
bierb,inbertunb3tpanai 3ilometern)
Gin alter Wennn fnm bem6sarmelig
unb MIR nit eineni 8rotbentel ber-
Ieben nit benz Sabrrab bon Der boil
ldnoiihen @renae. gr 5eigte elm oltes
Noti3bub, in bas er idon Die Reoen
Der Sagung bon 1911 in Wain5 ein-
|getragen bate. ssSr1 ben beipegten Sa-
gen fonnte man i'm bann eifrig idrei-
benb iiten ieben, Inn babeim beri6ten
gu f0nnen. Cine i6on 1ltere 5rau mar
nit oem Sabrrab Don sll1gsburg ge.
fommen (eine Strede bon oreibun-
oertuno3nan5ig &ilometern). sic bot
te bas 5abrgelb nibt aufbringen fon.
men, molte iib aber oie Seilnabme
am &atbolifentag ni6t nebmen Iaiien.
Gin boll1noil6er Stuoent, Der an ser
l1niperlttdt Bonn niteebaut bate,
mar NIT ieinem lesten @elo nod
Wain5 gefomnen. Mud aus Der Dit
gone maren mebr Wenlben oa, OILS
man permutet b1tte. Dtit uno obne
@elo, nit BaB ober uidmar5" naren
lie gefommen, auf Die Silfsbereitlhaft
ibrer beutiben 8riiber i'm @elten per-
|trauenO. l1no es ipurbe ibnen geboIs
fen! Ius allen ltnterbaltungen nit
geluhern aus Ser SIt5one erflang sic
belize 8itte, ite ri6t 81 bergelien, if
men 5ll belfen 0urb 8efenntnis uno
8ebet.
8enn fir oie eutgell,ngene Sa=
|gung geoanft nerOen Iol, 10 barf au6
Ser einfa6e Munn ridt nereelien ner-
oen Ser oum groBen Sell unter ibtpe.
rem finun5ieaen Spfern, ourb Sen gr.
nerb oes 6eftab5ei6ens uno bes 8ro-
granms 5ur 6inan5ierung beitrue.
Nidt meniger oIs 100000 poren
|5um Sauptfnnogebungstag na6
Woin5 gefommen. Sier5ig Sonoer-
5iige naren in Mbltdnoen bon 5ebn
Winuten i'm Wain5er Sauptbobnbof
aneefommen. S6on INN Iieben llbr
morgens NOR oas &atboliIhe Sugeno=
uerf bis auf oen letten Slab belebt,
unO als Die 8loden bon Main5 ben
|groBen Sag einlauteten, bielten Die
Sroner Ben atem an uno baten I'M
Stiaen @ott, nid)t nod mebr Wen-
iben 5u ihiden. 9(6er es tpar nibts
5u MAIDEN, es famen INNER mebr.
gs mar Elm groBes, madtpolles 8e-
fenntnis Der &atbolifen 5u ibrem
8lauben, su oen bon ibren fiibrenben
Serionli6feiten pertretenen 6oroer=
|ungen, unO nidt 5ulebt gum Sl. .ga-
ter in Gom. @el1 elm tr0ltli6es @e,
|fiibl, ipeld elm ipebmiitiger Stol5
ourd5og oie Ser5en Ser 3ub0rer, als
Der 81. Sater Damn gum erIten Wal
in Der @eI6idte gum oeutl6en Solf
iprod! @uf Dem neiten Slas erItarb
ieoes @erauI6, als Ser 81. 8ater
our6 ben Hunofllnt Sen apoItolil6en
Segen erteilte.
sluh einen praftii6en @ert biirfte
oieier &atbolifentag in Main5 gebabt
baben, Der iid am belten in BEN @or-
ten mioeripiegelt, Oie ein- belgil6er
angeboriger ser Irbeitsgemeinl6aft
ltbernationale 3ulammenarbeit" ge-
lagt bat: Ser &atbolifentag in
Deain5 bat pie luenige greigniile in
|Sbrent 8uterlano mad bem &rieg be-
|Dieien, bob es Sbrem Golf Inn 0en
5rieoen bitterernlt lit. sln uns Iiegt
es nun, ibm BEN 8eg in oie 8olfer.
|gemeini6aft 5u ebnen."
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24
FILE No. 1873

IN NAobANN NoN&N
state Df Minnesota
County OF tteRnspln
In ne Estate Of Rebecra 0repnherN,
ESQ known a. Ray ~ Greenberg ard
HAy GrpenbgrH Decedunt
Order for MeArtnG FetitleM 10
Prove WIN
n n Ordered that all persons In
terpsted show cause, n any they have.
before this Court on Monday, January
Court House IN Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Why the petition herrtn hled. 81 Minnie
SiiVprtnan, Of Hsnnepln County. Mime
sofa, Tor the allowance % an instrument
PurporttnH 70 b the last VIII and
Testament Of said Decesasnt and ne
probate thsrVof and Tor the appoint
vrTTnan and Morris Grpenherg, ~ I've
cutara. should not Be granted
ordsS 10 Ftls Claims and fsF Hearing
ThaFVam
n n Further Ordered that within
TOUR months trcp the date herRuf ali
crwditpFp 81 nAtd p~cedsna ale their
eiainta IN this Court. pruafn viii DO
heard and claims examined and Rd-
.lated eefoFs TITS Court On Monday,
Nay and zee, a. 70 eeless 4; n IN
neaeeA.
Thssa orders shaIl - puhlishsa m
the Minneapolis Spokesman and eoplas
nallsd .Sesralne . lsS,
Witness the Hon. James q. Kehos.
JNldgs Of PROBATE CesErG this sth day
al peesuahsf. teto.
fenaa q, SchWaFta.
si1 pvneg Rhdm. Attorney,
9fneat y Lyoryna,
ctssk % PROBATE Court
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24

From the aeth chapter OF Isaiah
verse ., Rev. BENJAMIN ~. Moore
brought the message a. the morn
ing serVies. He was assisted In The
service by Rev. " J. Ellesrio, an
vent church. A special selection
was rendered by the senior Choir.
with Mrs, Alma Freeman SOlolst;
Mrs. Cora u. Moore was back IN
her usual place ~ director at this
church. Mr.. Richard bradley was
welcomed a. . visitor.
The Gospel Travellers OF Pilgrim
Baptist gave . program at the Ben
Tor Choir musical at the Vesper
Tor was enjoyed BY ali.
,h sTSsP Of sS1 Ma sSH o. u NE,
llams. win leave from the home Of
Mrs. Eva Neal on Christmas Eve on
q Caroling tour, This II q project
Of Mrs. Neal and we think the fret
OF its kind At 81. Jamss.
Intensive FsheaFsAls have started
for the presentation Of the Christ
will be given Christmas morning
AZ sac, You are urged 70 attend
this early morning service.
The Church school Christmas pro-
gram will be given Sunday, Dec. 20
At ., m. Bible slides win be used
70 tell the Christmas story with the
beautiful Christmas hymns being
sung by the CHILDREN. Parents are
urged to bring their children ana
enjoy this complete service given
through visual aid.
Starting the last Sunday In jan
uAry, the senior Choir will resume
their Sunday Night Musicale The
committee IL working out q very
fine program for the fourth sunday
In January.
Rev. y, n, Moore will bring q
special Christmas message Deeem-
Der sS at II .. m. with special mu-
sic by the senior choir. You are
especially invited 10 attend this
service.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24
GRANT SCHOOL CAMP
YTRE GIRLS TOOK PART
IN HOLIDAY POW WOW

Ten Grant School pupils BE-
longing 20 the MlwicaEi Camp
F4re uIria group and tho Hue
Birds took part Friday evening.
December ~, In the Minneapolis
Camp FaFe Girls Holiday Council
10 BE- held al Roosevelt nigh
School
The svent. which has taken
place annually for the past ten
years. represents the cooperative
efforts % some TOO Minneapolis
Camp Fire ulrla, all az whom viii
taxa part In the pre.holiday vos-
peFs service. Christmas carols, .
holiday tAbleau and the singing
Of apirituala all win be included
In the program.
The ten young womon 10 repre-
Sant Mtwicagi Camp FIre Girls
and the niue Birds. both of which
groups meet at Phyllis wheatley
house. arr; Kathleen Aron, b22
ColfAx Ave Nj JaRst crmp, TIA
olraFd Ave. Nj Laurvne johnson,
iiis Frvmaat Ave. NJ Joyce TN
deFwood. 1890 18th Ave-, NJ, nlsa-
nor witheFnpoon, piB Aldnch
Ave, N; Joyce Andrews. O0e nry.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24
Interesting Data Cleaned
BY Yale Danes Questions

Typical Yale students wiia 10 90
years old, has one child between
one and two years old and comes
from Connecticut or New YOrk
stats. Her husband 10 ~ and 0
graduate student In snRineeFing or
Law. This average couple has been
OF Yale between two and three
years and expects 10 b here Cor
another year.
This Information 10 based On q
survey of more than 100 Yale
couples which vas Just eomplstsd
By the yale Danes YsaFbook",
published By the Yale Danes, en-
organization az stldenla' wives.
A total u aaS out Of the SIS Wo-
men In Inc Yale Danes responded
70 The QUESTIONABLE, u 10 sstlmat.
% that there are Approximataiy
1000 wives AZ Yale students living
IN New Haven and IlM vicinity.
Most married. students are Vstsrs
ans.
fala wives range m Ane nom ~
10 ~ years and their husbands.
from 20 10 "a years. Thirty. three
wives are older than their hus-
bands and % are the same age.
Two wives refused 20 ten their
anes.
According 10 the QUESTIONABLE.
most students wiyea are home
makers aud mothers, OF the cou.
pies questioned. Toe have . total al
100 children,
Seventy eight couples have one
child. 10 have two children and
two couples have three. There 10 .
total % n boys and 90 giris, the
latter including one set 81 twina,
Twenty-slx couples have ehlidren
less than one year old, - have
children between one and two, u
have children between two and
three; 10 have children between
three and fouTI 10 have shlldFen
between four and 10. and five have
children between 10 and t.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24
Lamar LIE for TnwrIn

Rotate supplies by putting fresh
b Numbered towels on the bottom
Of the pile 10 that . few towels win
not get all the wear and laundering
while others lie in storage. Long
storage without laundering may
cause the fabric 10 deteTiorate. be-
cause smoke, dust, and moisture
IN the air combine 70 weaken the
cotton even while the towels are
resting on the shelf. Wash towels
before they become too soiled and
require extra rubbing or bleaching
20 become white again. II q bleach
10 used. dilute II according 10 d.
rections and be sure 10 rinse thor.
oughly AfterwaFd. Strong bleachea
weaken fabrics, Drying outdoors IN
the sunshine Is q safe and effective
way 10 whiten towels. Bring towels
In as soon as they are dry. because
too much whipping by the wind
may loosen yarns at corners and
cause them 10 fray.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24
Interesting Farm Facts
Brought Out In New Book

Nations farm population staged
Q comeback In l0tT. but the total
number of persons on farms was
stiil about ~ per cent below the
pTewaF figure.
Tho farm population was %, 2ae,.
900 In 1910, This dipped 10 . war.
time low u 2S.iao. 600 persons on
January I. iOla, and had recovered
10 . total oI 1850. 900 at the be-
ginning u lSAT, according 10 tho
1919 Britannica Dock of the Year.
"Abou, three az every four mon
who went 10 war returned 10
farms by January, iotT," There
were also more births than deaths
on farms. the birth rate IN 1919 be-
lnR the highest after la2o, This ac-
counted for gain Of T7a.Oo0 per.
sons In ipts and ipaS
There was also q larger back
tothe-lAnd movement In iptS than
IN previous years. but In 1919 there
was o nrnaA net movement tram
farms.
The southern states lost the
most farm population during the
var. a,9aT, 600 persons between 1870
an, ipas Only about three. fifths Of
their loss hsd been reaalned hftsF
ipts."
From isoo 10 iptT the total y. 3,
population doubled. the Britannica
Boak % The Year points out. Al TIE
same time rural poBalatioa In
creased only nom ts.sco, 900 IN 1900
10 - 60 COO m iaS7
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24

AGrA n. .. Drake, b25 Lyndals
Ave. No, u home again after be.
ing out OF the city for eight days
Mrs. Drake attended the National
meeting Of the Church Of God In
Christ, which convened for 20
days In Memphis. Tenn. While
away Mrs. Drake also visited Mr.
John =. MOore's brother. who Ia
. World War I veteran In the
Winters Veterans hospital Of To.
pelta. KRnA.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24

Clarence Neal. Jr.. PittsburRh.
Pa, senior at Msharry Dental
College. Meanwhile, Team, and
Stanley IT, dOdSsy. New Rochelle.
~ r.. senior AZ Howard UnivsF-
sIty Dental College have been
granted scholarship aids Of e736
each BY the National Dental ~.
ISOLATION through the BchoIarship
COMMITTEES. under the chairman.
ship Of Or. w. Cicero Edwards,
Washington. .. G.
Ths National Dental Ansocia-
ti0n each year win make available
theSe scholarships for senior den
tai students, not only a. MehaSTy
and Howard. but 10 those Of the
northern institutions admitting
eoIoFsd students.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24

Jssus' birth and Wise Men from
the East as wOrshippern. He saia
that we SHOULD be grateful for all.
and warned OF the danger Of lat
ting things Of the world crowd Ss-
Rua out Of our lives. The childran'n
story was entitled, The Little 0irt
Who Wanted TO Have Her Way"
Mr.. Thomas whitnsy. Ell g. An
thony. WAS q visitor At the morn
ing services
The Missionary Society Service
was AZ .. m They gave . sDlon-
ala program with an address given
By MFA Lydia Brown, pFesldsnt
Womsn's Auxiliary MinnssotA South
Dakota STATE Baptist Association.
Next sunday at IL q. m. there win
Mrs. Effie LarhinH, program chair
be . ChFtatmas service. The muste
viii be By the Senior Choir. Gospel
Chorus and Young womsn's Choral
Group. At s y m. the ssnior Choir
VIII present q ChristmAs CMntGtA,
star q Bsthlshsm. directed ~ A.
Friday. Dec, alth. T:S0 .. M
Church School Christmas program
and tree. Ali departments DaFtiei-
pating. Everyone invited.
Friday, Dee. Sist - watch nlgAt
service. 1880 .. m
Mrs Effis LArksns, program chair.
sunday, Jan. 23Fd. .. m.-HY.V.
Service. Rev. Joseph Chapman.
Bring your family and friends 70
church next sunday 70 Pilgrim,
The Church OF Lofty Frisndahip."
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24

WARRINGTON, d. c.-~Hollow.
Ing Intervention By tn National
Association for the Advancement
Of colorsd People. the FEDERAL
Loyalty Board oredsT the rein.
statement Of FFHsk IsaTnsa, gus-
pended postal employee Of Santa
Monica. Calf.
Isasnea. psrasdnmt % ths @an-
ta Aaamiea NAACP bsanch, WINS
suspenaed from his post offIes
Iob last May On charges % d.
loyalty which Fesultsd from hia
lna1sFshap b . drive Cor Isbs
fov Negroes n . Seoestly Spsaaa
ehaiR Department. stOEa. ne was
aefsndoa By NAACP lawyers.
LoFua Miller ana Harold Mn.
eimiT of Ioa Angeles,
After review Of thu case. the
Loyalty Board on December eth
tsrseIy ordered the Santa Monica
Postmaster 70 "FpinatAts Barnes
Immediately"
In New York. Waiter whits,
NAAcP ssestaTy. hailed the
Boards order a. - significant
victory In our fight 10 protect fed.
sral employees against mwAr.
rantsd charges Of diAloyaIty. The
Association win continue 10 de-
fend federal workers In these
cases Whenever the charges are
based on race az color. or man.
berahip or activity In the NAAcP
or In any COordlnatinG group ap-
proved BY the Associations ma
tional office"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24
FATHER or M1NNRHAHA
TEMPLE RULER DIRg
IN MONTGOMERY, ALA

MIRA James Hudson. S07 Bryant
Ave. No, daughter ruler Of Min
nehaha Temple. No. I2o. returned
Saturday, Dec. ~. from MontEom-
cry. Ala. where she attended ths
last rites for her father. Rev. Mat
thsw w, DaGtin. who died Dec. IL,
Rev Dacus. n. was one Of the
best known men In Montgomery,
Hs was very active In church and
fraternal circles. Al the time Of
his death he was worshipfil mas
ter Of q Masonic Lodge. . post
which he had held continuously
for over 20 years
Other survivors. IN addition Ia
Mrs, Hudson, are Robert pa1ua,
pen Moinea postal smpIoye; Leon
ard pacus Of Detroit and sidney
paeus Of Chicago,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24
PAST EXALTED RULERS
HOLD ELECTIONS

TIE Past Exalted Rulers Coun-
ell NO. %, Of Minneapolis and sc.
Paul hsId Ia election Of officers
Saturday night, December IL The
officers elected were ~ follows;
chief ahtlsF. David Williams; vice
antIer. G. J. Van Wrinkle; right
antlsF. Lewis whitIoek; Isft ant
isr. Paul Ampey; first scribe.
Charles Smith: second scribe. Car.
loo Mendoza, buFssF. ,. w. Glenn
mons; chaplain, J. w. Pate; for
ester. Harrison Davis; inner
guard. william White; tier. Glen
Embree: and trustee. n. ID. War
rem.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24
"cERISTNAAS THROUGH THE AGES" I.
PAGEANT TO Be PRESENTED BY
cAlMPHOR CHURCH SUNDAY NIGHT

Under the direction Of Mrs. HAr.
T4ett =. Smith, tina camphoT
Methodist church win present Q
pageant. Christmas Through ths
Agaa." a. Q p. m. Sunday, Dec. 20.
Warren Hayes win BE- Q narrator.
Beginning the pageant win BE- .
trumpet solo. the Lords Prayer
BY Robert Smith, followed by
singing Virgin and Babs" BY
Mas Dorothy hdunBon
Depicting Christmas through
the ages win b . group Of ahsp-
hsrds. represented BY George
Waidon. Biily Robinson, and
James Thomas, JE Ths Romans
win be represented BY the Asegrs.
Clarence Roland, za6hsry and
Garland Hunter.
Other groups 10 b. represented
win be- tho Russians; ,Mra. Josie
Williams; ths French BY Norma
Howell, Jane Dolores Perry. Mary
Perry Tony Biaksy ana Doris
Blaksy.
Representing Germans win BE-
Bliiy and Elaine Robinson. Play
ing the part Of the Dutch win BE-
Diana Moore, Eugene Moore, JF.,
Doris Shannon. and Mr.. John cuI.
YER. JF., 90 santa Claus.
Ths English win b. depicted by
Marion Jones', Ronald jones, hob
by Warren. Wilson Lairs and
Jerry Stevenson. Wallace Robin
son and Elisa Robinson win daplCt
ths Chinese, and the American ma
ton win be played by Mrs. l. d,
Dorsey, Barbara Dorsey, Wilson
L.siFts, Julia, Roberta and Marion
Jones.
A. Tia end Of the program win
BE- community singing. BY the
choir and congregation. led by
Mira AElee nlaksy.
All acts In this pageant win
have musical background provid.
"a BY the Gospel choir Frank
Slaughter u In charge Of decora'
ton
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24

STATE COLLEGE. PA. - Ths
assistance Of student and civic
groups here has been sought BY
iFats students e Pennsyivania
State college In thsiF battle
against Jim Grow In this city.
This action IN o foll0w-up Of q
mass pieksting demonstration last
week against six barber Mhops
which had refused haiTcuts 70 Ne
grosa
Approximately 500 students
gathered last Saturday at Q rally
called BY the college chapter Of
the NAACP 10 hear addresses BY
student leaders. several faculty
members. and Miss Marion o.
Bond. NAACP flsld secretary, and
70 parade through the streets car
Eying plaeards and chanting Jim
Crow must TO-" Ths dsmonstra-
ton culminatsd In o IB-minuts
radio program presented by stu
dent Members OF the NAAcP over
local radio station wlGAJ.
In . IgttsF b Rep. Homer q.
Brown 81 TIE PeansyivanaA state
legislature. Mira Raby HnEIsy,
NAACP youth SECRETARY, point
"a cut that IegAl redress against
iris type Of DISCRIMINATION 10
RSt pOssibSS al the present time
becanss Tho PonmaylvAmiA Civil
RiRhts Statute dOon not specifi.
eally inclndo barber shops with
In its PrOvisaoa&.
Mrs.. Hurley requested that an
amsndmsnt % make barber ahops
subject 10 the penal provisions Of
the law be introduced 81 the next
Dsssion Of the state Legislature.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24
Used Car Al. CherksA

Pittsburgh newspapers and the
Better business Bureau 81 that city
have framed . ''talr play code
designed 10 halt the rse Of certain
claims and statements IN used car
ads. The new code bans ads using
such phrases a. I'VE pay more, :"
highest prices" never driven"
brand new and all ads Identify.
ing dealers a. leading" fore
most" '1srRest' and greatest.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24
PILaRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
NEWS

Last Sunday at the morning SER
vice, Rev. J. w. Junneil brought
the message. His text was Luke 9;
7, And she brought forth her first
born aon and wrapped him In awAd-
for him In the Ian" The theme was
Jesus Crowded Out" Rev. Junneil
spoke Of the ProphSts Isaiah and
jeremiah. how they had foretold OF
the coming OF the Birth OF . kiRE
Hs then spoke Of the manner Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24
10 MRMoRiA

In loving memory Of our dear
who passed away Dec ~, igAt,
The midnight stars are shining
upon your silent grave, beneath II
sleeps the one We love, the one We
could not save. Sadly missed by;
Mother, Mrs, Anna RAEiAnd, sisters,
Mrs Lillian Arnold and Mrs. Bsu-
lah Nelson,