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PERSONAL

.KALORAMA CoNVALEsCENT HOME for
ambulatory convaleScents; private. semi.
and .y and n w:Td Esysrsd s
aLrERar1oNs Al AND DREssMAkING don.
Better es sn'si MRS n0Hl R1DpLE 81 1000 rlorlds ave-
NV, between Conn. ave. and aeth. st.
SLIP COVERS beautifully tailored to At
s4sRH roTR %1rE5Hs S%s SaSs
KITS. cosmetics: VIII lease small space to
party handing one one Of these. these in women's H,s
pT aPd PiEk ME si4 r. Win TGT Yo Nj faaS
,sy' ons s2s per BE- h0as asss g. min plus 'F'n'0
VACANCY for elderly people: nursing care
and tray service: LARGE sronnds and pereh;
CAMP MoNrRosE"-2and season. Girls
to - yrs All sports snelua1ns 1Ia1ns nann!
oatslo. ssi ,9r 'n'fii Mr. pIo sna MRS I. A.
FRxkksoNs RAk s'resSl!s reoUsrkYslDr ns CAMP assure.
soften camp experiences. I50- acre farm:
pony riding, swimming. ers.tiy. arts Al and
age groups for boys and girls; hot lunches;
daily transp.; overniEht Canning, Litera-
asa res and
ton inyited, y to s pm. s4ol Ga. ave.
Roo Room Sz zsb ,fi5 BOARD for elderly people. With
lei Gisa'' pk. DELLA LEpENpEcKEk's wonder
asa sGas !otk ii sH siEErfsc m eeiGsakrE.s uneom
fortably warm at night? JOSEPH D.
% thonssnds @ for AS as i' low IS s45.oo. Open asn
till IL pm. Phone calls accepted. MA.
Eel ftIn sErrER after frs. treatment, or no
fee. Relief from pains and aches due to
week heart, asthma. rheumatism, arthritis.
nervousness. piles, colds. hu or other ALL
feet. Men and women. youns and old, can
Dsn,snc, Dsns Lsdy sa gssa nssar0p'th 20 years. e1
VACANCY IN licensed nursing hom.; clean
and comfortable front room, 1st a., next
to bath. SH. 1868 :,
FREE = Nice front room board and AZ u
willing to cook breakfast and dinner for
one person, Bog IS5-p. Star;
4 H pREssMARERs FGsss suPPIiEs, 1884 soth
souSD rkuoS sSek sssVeE a S su5 ave address
EG1sh fGaAslSf NESIsU1N 41yls. $50 =: ss.sse. % -
sors orsrsase sose y See advanced ssasssss VII
Flynn SlAuTY coiI1dE lsie q q
DENTAL rEcHNIc1AN-JosIPH RICE
eos 18th st. NV. lzth and r. Ma 0F73
Affiliations on all ladies' garments;
prompt and efficient ssrviss spen ewes
LEA ENGEL, dressmaker, 1110 r st. nv.
wishes to thank her many customers for
their very kind interest in her during her
recent illness and hopes to be back at
business to serve them again on or about
June 3. Il
PIANO TUNER. washinEton and suburbs,
telling etc. VICTOR GEORGE, ov. 1927
NANTED-Men and women Who are un-
like TO fsh on Chesapeake Bay. ride horses.
swim. bowl ,ny. play golf. OF who liks z z
good. elambake, dance OF card party; II
join JUST FOR FUN CLUB. 1872 goth st.
NV Phone DE $500. to q pm. Il
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

uOW6 lWENSV6SN6Nb SSNSV %NsSS
ADDITIONS, Al home improvemnts from
s:s%sn! 4 5fef e eSg, SsAs, ss.9 ~:
siding and roofing; frst-class work only
th..s ssrs chesy s ssss
are. only. 3, H. BEST, INC. WI. sess;
ssxEWP's Ask Ps so@1 1874 sE.v.-r.insin. paper.
hsnsin,,. = a; sandiss' ,ned gnedsrni'ins' esm'
CAHIENTRY-Home, once and stor. re-
Wodsiing ssl su and repairs expert craftsmen
cR%ssT chShs n woka. ORR .ton. walls. n.sston.,
terraces. walks: ehimneys' nrsDlsces: &C. 6.
2. P.'f MaRcUcc1o. ssaa.ei ROUTE HOMES ians
n woa4ds shsn. H9ffys u. tss ssss
isRsd SnaeIrp.nnsns
eesS
EI1oi s.sMsNsn,as s;. s,,!s .,,a. sss =: .::s :. z
mo coNTEAsT1Rs. NC. 1879 Wisess-
HONE d n kEMoDLiNc. rec, rms. attics
baths, kit. remodelins. cabinets and ap-
pliances Altico wall tile, all colors: rubber
tile flooring: free estimates. SUBURBAN
G2SfTsipE os eosTHacTiNG FIX Or CO. Cos
work guaranteed; monthly terms: free esti-
mates. WA. s4S6, days or evenings.
IRON WORK, IRE escapes. railinss. pre-
es ss5s WosKs AZ ifss ~" 1sss sds
HfTCaHSs Sni Ii ieS HEDEsIGNED and installed b,
zorn saS1i''i linoisum d sink top. repisssd With
,stirna.e. MODERN HoME Co, Ma. s71O.
PAINTING !insids: outI,ds, 4x,,,s sna vP,rs Dsnsr
son. Ma. ssa1: ewes, 81. ss4s IS
PAPER HANGING-Sample book shown in
your home Estimate free. Work guaran-
teed. Now is the hour" Cali Ii. 1859
SCREEN Doors. SCREEN wIHE-Larss
stock Of screen wire. bronze: 80 salv; na and
doors. WOLFF h DORDOW HDWRI..
North Capitol and K sts.. Republic SSo2
SCREEN YoTE roECH whlls I h:y. IL ,ss
xIrESfioS: HoMI o!NEIiI;;Any. yoIs:
MNRls, Contraeterk sr. 1850 cr "A.
s0z0 any time. ss60s
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES.

ACCORDION; also other Instruments; pvt
lessons; instruments loaned for trial. For
LEARN TO DRIVE in Washington's Oldest.
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school: 1913 model cars,
patented dual controls. EASY METHOD.
IL, MoDsKN II / FRAMING IN s.sss, culture. all
ol M ..I3s. ,ssh AHsI;,eS y
G3LIMHGYx; ~ 9 ~, 1910 q Ct ~. pL l7e3.
sh p1 uo 5ssdSn % 5s9 ss self
PRACTICAL NURSING-Learn BY doing
actual classroom instruction on hospita
high school necessary: no age limit. Write
for free booklet or phone RE. 1904. Ma
TIONAL INSTITUTE OF TACTICAL NURS.
vi
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HELP ooMD1ic.

CHAMBERMAID-W sxper;, fol
family OF children and adults;
mShlnS 1ssh rest IT Of o yr. k.nVood refs and re.
cent health card necessary; $50 wk
sooS Whit, light .sds s,s.n,ns ss l,u.ds, .9,:,
GooR noodss AND GHw.. color.d, small apt
niss1 Sg' no snn sno r. ts%''y as9 sas s9naE
COOK e5 sIa sh... y. s ss:s week: lily. in; refer;
Cos COOK, ,0a a;so g, e1s eehsmbermsid and ..wins
white, best wages. apply 74s jackson pl
Coo CooK-GHw.. white: local references .re.
auired; live in: 2 adults; no laundry: 51a.
day week. Wo. 0157 MORNINGS. Il
Civ. sxper with children NO, no coo.,nr .1nr;
sshfT sYndsS sits no Gag Sl7s Week refer.
nifi Es xSp n rL1N 1fsDeS9osk ~ sfs iss.
and board, good salary: In nice home
ss5y wv: sH; eoio,ss tass settled; light cooking
rS ererces. w Cail wo. 74a4 -
GIRL. sh.w.. no cooking. to aid IN par. n
ias rsfs: sss per week sH. sis -
years essential: stay ; nights: tor
salary: high character and reference!
Ho1UjsEkEEPER 1j to live in and care 70,
| semi-invalid: Sundays on; $50 per week
MAID. e1per., fond Of children. live in
plain cooking, g.h.w., Bethesda. OIL. Ol23
MAID. colored. over 80. must be exp. car.
OF children and s.h.w. GO to seaShore .
rm and bath; ref. Apply ESTHER SHOP
MAID. 70 nv. IN, Ih.v;' nsht lspndryy;
day week; refs. OR. 6117. ,
MAID, small apt. g.h.w.. light laundry
plain cooking, evenings per week: l
MAID to live in: S2s week; must be re:
liable: care of 2 children and general
housework woodley Oss3. -8
MAID. sh.w.. plain cooking. days wk:
II through dinner; sit one evening with
children: SIS can TIE. 1909 anytime
MAID TO LIVE IN-Lovely. room and
bath. new house. all electrical eauipnent
xhw.. partial cooking and care OF child;
GOOD sslary. Sligo a122. =
MAID. G.B.w.; fond OF children. Lve-ir
er.ferr.d cr sts' some nishts. sea 80
S!UnasEMAm. !n .ar. Of 3 children. isa!
gh,y,; must hvs in: $50 per vk SH
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SITUATIONS ooMeSTlc.

BABY SITTER. SOC hr.; -24-hr. duty. So;
call MISS RANDALL: MI. 95Is.
COOK, excellent. white, g.h.w.; live in,
with l5-year daughter; town. or country;
will travel. Please don't call unless nice
child is welcomed Wartield 171s. 2"
GIRL, colored, desires work as maid.
Neat, dependable. willing worker; refs.
LU. 2138
GIRL. colored, wants Job. general house
work and cooking: good refs. DU. 9I91.
GIRL. colored. desires day work. TR. sol |.
GIRL. colored, wants days work; ref
erences. AK. 6S4O. l.
LAUNDRESS, hand. desires laundry work
to do at home; experienced and reliable.
Call NO. S1S9. g.
WOMAN, colored, will take complete
charge Of = home; experienced cook. laun-
dress and nurse: city refs. TW. 21Os.
WOMEN t2). colored, desire 5 OF 6 hours
ironing or kit. help. Lu. 905l.
WOMAN. colored. middle aged desires
Evening star., 1948-06-01
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINE0S.

BETTER POSITION:-Yes, Boyds has
it-thousands are placed annually. Fol-
low the leader. Steno-bookpr. to S65 wk {;
transp. secretary, exper,. s days. $50 wk.
up; secretary, little dictation. 5 days. $500;
hundreds of others Oldest agency in
D. C. Free reg Call in today, ask for
Miss Lee. Miss Bell or Miss White. We'll
come, Cor: 18th and G.; doors over
SELECT sTENo. OPEN. .T)-Ne1 open
ings for secretaries. typists, bookkeepers,
Come in today. PERSONNE SERVICE,
I3ll Il Z, ,Sy st nw. HAs IA ,,2sjd5.. 2llS. . .
start 1925 mo. Steno., export ONCE. fu-
ture, $50 up. Constr. steno.. downtown.
$50 wk. Court reporters ONCE steno., $50.
Advertising ONCE steno., d., $500. Typ
lists l32). $40 to $50 wk. Statistical typ
ist. to $500 mo. Steno., Silver Spring vic.
$175 mo. For interesting opportunities
see Miss Bond at once. Est. yrs. FORD
EMP: SERVICE 9I3 18th st. RE. 2s2S..
Setter school snd ono. po.eions aae' aos
Colorado Building. 18th and G. RE. 393S
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TELEPHONE ANSWERING service, auto.
matte. reliable: your telephone covered
whenever you are out Of your ONCE: mes.
sages handled with intelligence and dis.
cretion; low monthly rate. Room 302
14c4 K st NV. RE 0R1R. a
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SAIESkAEk fconf.),

ARE 70. MAKNG ssSS 5Es ISsuxTSd WING
CO., 416 9th st. NV, Room 202; We
will teach you how to sell insulation:
goods salesmen can make up to. $500
per week. II you are an honest. sincere,
hard worker, reply to this ad See Mr..
PALM. after L noon TUESDAY. u
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HELP poMEsTlc tcsnt,).

WOMAN 10 care for invalid couple; must
live in HI 1918. Il
Sl8 Pen WEEK-G. INV and / child, 5la
days. easy work: must be dependable. GE.
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MOTOR 1AXR.

LEAVING ron AMARILLO: TEx. Thyrs.
day or Friday: eoing via. 9t. Iouis No.
rs Buick; Shafe s1p. IA. e001. -S
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OOMZ9 TI(
BUSINESS SERVICES.

WE HAVE tirst-class colored help, full or
part time: also day workers. Call AID.
O63a. PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE. 1853 Wallach pl NV 3
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NO. 3O-A-CLEANTNG AGENCY with mod.
rom srossns $500 xt ass sood chance ' to rem M
crease on repairs and pressing; $4,000
No so;c-Devnttown: cl; and press;
Ing; wki bus. S400; long sst. and well
Moss N rs essn sx $751; IS inspect call BILL SIM
4s-GROCERY. NO BEER. 81 900 .vkly
bus. nice apt, low rental. lone lease;
%ssa s'e2n e.n us doSa
payment viii handle. balance easy terms.
99o-Grocery. no beer; col: section;
3. rental Ha sase sG1o @on.s .Sf %sHer
sindl.rD. HHi With Bill sISaMosNSs. Ex R sisI.
NO. 44-DELICATEssEN. with eooo
tse store VIZ modern 1a sp 1osr es aas srans
ST: 900 down payment viii handle.
Ns 90 5f nd sns 1sr; na0S5 ow 's:na r.nf
81 sls q yIss., "a. il, s! I'll
Business Room oR' for sress 4a' .mp1ov.mens, @ ne,
Rent. S100 per month, net. Price reason
able Terms can be arranEed.
Rent siso pn per month sss Under ssy
lock, stock and barrel. $4,000 cash re-
Grocery, ali new equipment; 5000 week
y sales. Four.year lease; moderate rent
Price OF $1,000 includes about $4,000
ch.ldrens and infants wear .tor. in
and stocked; reasonable rent: $4,000
sqbst.ntiaI Increase ot an stready proht-
aaowARRP:' Rfs'ndse nc, sss % Southern h sids N$'
Roffeld, ia 5000
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SITUATIONS MEN cad WoMEN.

experienced: familiar with bookkeepink
machine snd comptometer: work as q
team: guarantee maximum production; not
afraid of hard work Salaries open. RA.
O4bg after Z Pm. 3
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/ HOME IMP. COMPANIES tcsae.,
CALL THE HYDALE CONTRACTORS today
for reas. estimates on all home improve
ditions = speciality. WA. 1887. uN.
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fcontinued on NsE. PsseJ
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OPPORTUNITY Is . wide-open held; re-
tail beverage distributor in NV. and ne.
without any competition; investment can
be made in few months Box 19l-c,
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SEAN vors S. dsy son
Ass4 Apny sSeo sS. npoa 5Hsas ssss
not t' nscessary' Apply IN person, 1903 n,
sse1sG! sseRfrakY ar to motion p!etur. .1.sutiy.
Attractive hours and working conditions.
Call Ma Sl62 for appt.
sEcRETARY ~ Forsisn rovernm.nt mis-
sion. Interviews between and pm.
sEcRfTARY EeI Mais .vf ss'sSo or better to start:
age 21-cS; really fine position. TO tax.
charge OF small, pleasant once linus must hay, have
have have lived in b. C. area for past Q months
and have been recently employWsa W.dr Agply APP
MsmoFa 10 Das ons Suit: sns Sos
sEcsFf4kf. 81 s1ef sfa fnS fnowsdse M W soekkeeDIns
SEGRETARY. experienced. knowledge Of
shorthand essential 5000 heSss naMx .nS pay AZ
RIVERDALE. Riverdale. Md. Il
SECRETARY for local food broker. mus
be able to take average shorthand ncss.aS cna &c
but helpful, Salary open. For appt. annt
sSl RI asl7
nent position in washington brsnsh ofncs
sreFErRsY sf asfi asta'ns ssrfSsosRArAEk fsaSssRA
| liVe III SlIfeF Va
| be cspabl. and experienced In secretarfa
work. For appt telephone sH. $3.50
SKIP TRACER; lady familiar with collec,
| ton and locate work by telephone. Coco
| salary, steady position. opportunity Tor IN.
creased earnings. Apply SLOAN'S, a3s
III fSs'oGaEArHnE s' and clerical worker; sso
time for s1.e5 per hr. Must be sxperi-
ssnTfpsSsocRarHER snfss IA r. nw axe ao-ss; .ci.nt in
dictation and typins; good ersonaiity
permanent position; 5-day 40-hr. week
annual vacation and sick leave ALLOWANCE
| Phone for interview. q am. to pm. NE
40sI, Ext 2o5. AMERICAN AUToMo-
sTENOGRAPHER. part time. 10 Am. to
s4nRHocEsPHER. aEaa *. Ipel saa., 2 4ohour @ week;
| SOC, discount on purchases Apply EN-.
ployment once. 4sh floor, 8. KANN SONS
TENoGRAfHER-we have an excellent
school rrsduste, who can take ahorthand
about so words per minute and type neatly
! and accurately. This is permanent po-
sition in 4 large local corporation 5-day,
4o-hr. week, with paid sick leave, vaca-
| ton. pension plan and other dement's
| Salary about s170 Per mo- TO start, de-
! pending upon auslihcaio Write fol
! interview. Etvins age, experience. II any
and name Of high school and year Grad-
uated. Boz s2s-A star. II
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IS, exper.: openings now
erk-typist, comptometer
clerks and personnel
conditioned once; meals
I; 4O-hr. wk. with Time
for overtime. Apply to
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
Evening star., 1948-12-14

terms Of very technical and ad-
vanced machines, 1t is still neces-
sary to be prepared In the "prosaic"
requirements - shore facilities.
camps. airf1elds and storage depots.
Admiral Manning was introduced
ny the congress president, Louis
Justement.
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Bad Man. Of Prison
Found Decapitated
lin Texas Mess Hall
by the Assoeiossd Press

ANGLETON, Tex, Dec. IA
notorious prisoner was slain in the
mess hall Of the Retrieve Prison
Farm near here last night. decapi-
tated by a person or persons un-
known and with a weapon which has
not been found.
o. B. Ellis, prison system general
manager, said details of the Staying
of Clarence william Redwine were
sketchy. He said Redwine was de.
capitated while inmates Of the farm
were in the mess hall for the eve-
ming meal.
HE was one Of our most notorious
inmates" Mr.. Ellis said. "His rec.
ord for making trouble Is among
the top half dozen for the entire
system" Mr.. Ellis added.
Redwine was serving five terms
ranging from 5 to Is years for rob-
berry by assault. He entered the
prison June %, 194l.. from Harris
County.
Mr.. Ellis said there was so much
confusion In the mess hall that 1.
was impossible to learn full details
Of the staying immediately.
"All We know Ia that his head
was cut OIL by an unknown inmate
and that the type OF weapon used
also 10 unknown"
z. q. Harrelson, assistant warder
at Retrieve, said he believed large
knife was used. No weapon wa
found on any Of the inmates.
| The only prison guards present at
the time were 0 steward n ths
kitchen and . picket guard at thu
door, the warden said.
1T al happened so quickly anG
lquietly 1t was over before any ont
realized what had happened" HI
added.
| Redwine was killed as the pris.
oners marched out of the mess hal
to return to their cells, Mr.. Harrel'
son said.
Redwine was SO years old.
Mr.. Ellis said that with good be.
havior Redwine could have beer
discharged In 1858 but "at the rats
he was going 1t would have been In
1855"
He said Redwine had cut his hee,
tendons twice. had escaped once, at.
tempted to escape four times and
had spent most Of his time In prison
In solitary confinement.
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Manning Asks Teamwork
In Construction for NAVY

The need for teamwork between
the Navy and private construction
companies in building up the Navy's
research and defense establishments
was stressed yesterday by Rear Ad-
miral John J. Manning, chief Of the
Bureau of Yards and Docks.
Admiral Manning, speaking at a
luncheon of the Washington Build
ing Congress in the Mayflower
Hotel, said engineering defenses are
a present and continuing task"
He said that, although Americans
think Of possible future war in
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-19
Group Forms to
Plan Recreation
For Aged Folks

A neighborhOOd committee for
recreation for the aged has been
formed at Halle Q. Brown House.
At present the committee is COM
posed Of Mrs. Martin Wellington,
ST., Mrs. Vida Seaton, Mrs. Ethel
Webster, Mrs. John Scott, Miss l.
Myrtle Garden, and Mrs. Dollie L.
Peery.
Tuesday afternoon of each week
will be devoted to q program of
recreation for the aged, which in
cludes soap carving, crOcheting,
knitting, reading, discussion, and
community singing.
A birthday party will be held the
fourth Tuesday in each month for
all persons whose birthdays fall
within the month, with a program
Of movies, refreshments, and gen.
eral entertainment.
The next birthday party will be
held Tuesday, March 23rd, with all
persons over sixty invited.
Mrs. Webster, who has taken on
the staff duties Of arranging the
programs, requests that any per-
sons interested in the welfare of
the aged, either individuals or club
groups who would care TO assist in
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-19
Man Gets 80 Days
For Fdiling to Register
Prison Record Facts

kelso Jackson, "a, Of $50 Rondo
Ave, was sentenced to 80 days in
the workhouse, Tuesday, March 16,
by Judge Arthur A. Stewart for
failing to register as felon.
Jackson said he didn't register
with the police because whenever
the cops see my record they run
me out Of town" Jackson admitted
that he had been told to register
with police by Federal probation
officers.
He was sentenced in Minneapolis
in l945 to three years in Sandstone
federal penitentiary for violating
the Mann act, seven years in Iowa
in 1896 for stripping autos and
served three, two years in the New
York city prison for unlawful
entry, three months in the Phila-
delphia workhouse for unlawful
entry, two years in North Carolina
for robbery and a commitment for
Juvenile delinquency in Indiana.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-19
MT. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH

MT. OLISET BAPTIST Oh hCH
The Christian Religion was the
subject used by Rev. d. S. White at
the morning hour. His text was
taken from James LIST Chapter. 26
and q verses.
Before the sermon a special memo
rial service was held in honor and
memory of Rev. c. y. Wheeler, VINO
passed March IS. 1S47. Mrs. Dorothy
Massie spoke in behalf Of the Mis-
siOnRry Society and Young People
and Mr.. HarneTy Hopkins, Sr. spoke
for the church In general. $780,,
Mrs. Matte Simmons rendered
selection, He'll Understand and Say
Well Done"
Registered visitors were Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtiss Taylor, Mr.. Charles
Taylor, and Mr.. J. H. Mclean.
Mrs. Matte Parker and her son
James Terrence united with the
church.
At $50 D. m. the Loyal Five cele-
brated its sixth anniversary at the
church with a special service. Elder
LaGrone was the guest speaker.
The Sacred HarmOneeTs wish to
thank all who helped to make their
initial concert a success. - Edith
Massie, Church Reporter.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
Rev. Floyd hRssey's Sermon Topic
was Jesus and Criticism" The Mes
sage brought out at length the
Christian way to criticize and also
| to receive criticism. To be sure
criticism Is not always out Of order
1t can prove to be beneficial as well
as detrimental. Text: Math. 27-49.
Children's story was entttled-A
| Man, His Son and Donkey. Little
| John Banks the III was dedicated
to God. Parents. Charles and Blanch
Banks; God parents were John and
Cora Belle Banks.
Registered visitors were: Mr.. and
Mrs. r. d. Carter, Geary, Okla, Mrs.
| Elizabeth A. Stewart, Miss Edna b.
Jackson, Winnipeg, Manitoba; Mr..
Jewel Hinton, Peoria, Illinois.
At the evening service the Mis-
sionary social hour will have a guest
| speaker from the Urban League,
| Mr.. Harry L. Aston from Atlanta
| School of Social work, Atlanta,
Georgia. His topic will be vocational
| opportunity
On next Sunday at II a. m. Rev.
Massey will deliver the Palm Sun
| day Message. Four choirs will sing
at this service. The Missionary So
ciety Will serve a fine Turkey Din
ner, 800 per plate, Immediately
after service, from 1880 until.
At the p. m. hour Rev. David
| d. Shelton will preach in place OF
his son, Robert, pastor OF Camphor
| Memorial church The Camphor and
| Pilgrim Choirs will sing.
| You are welcome to worship at
| Pilgrim at all times.
Mrs. VIM. Brayboy. Reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-19
ERMINE ALLEN SOLOIST
PALM SUNDAY

Ermine Hall Allen, contralto, will
be one Of the soloists with the Ham
line Methodist choir in their presen-
tation, Bach's Passion Cantata, at
Hamline Methodist church on Palm
Sunday afternoon, 4:3O p. m.
ST. JAMES CHURCH NEWS
The Cross Is the CruN" was the
subject OF Rev. Benjamin N. Moores
message at the II AN. service. March
-. Miss Victoria Jacobs formerly a
member OF Mt. Lebanon Baptist
church, Philadelphia, Pa, united
with the church, and was welcomed
by Officers and Young People
Two highly significant days in the
weeks to come are Palm Sunday
(Holy week) and Easter sunday viii
be deVOutly observed at st. James
by youth and adult alike. Palm Sun
day, at 1880 AN, the Young People
viii be part Of the many Protestant
Palm Sunday service at Central Pres
bytertan Church, sponsored by the
Young People of the St Paul Council
OF Churches; with breakfast at the
81. Francis Cafeteria. At $40 PM
the delegates to the Youth Confer
ence will give their reports to the
University OF Life at their regular
meeting. Those who attended were
Charlotte r. Wilson. Brewer Lee
Clark, Charlotte Perfect. Patricia
Foster and Addie Armstrong; come
out and hear them; hear what the
81. Paul Council is doing for our
Young People. You are going to
come In very close contact with a
representative OF the Council.
81. James will observe Holy Week
with services each evening OF the
week, March 81 to March IS: Faith
Apostolic Church, Rev. John Nelson.
pastor, win cooperate.
As has been the custom for many
years the Young People viii sponsor
their Sunrise Easter Service This
uRl Meditation and Inspirational
music, from $50 to 1880 AM. All
persons are invited to worship with
the Young People and especially the
Young People OF the church.
Rev. MooTe's message for Palm
sunday will be The Journey Of
Triumph: infants will be baptIsed
at this service.
Our pastor will be one OF the min
listers OF the st. Paul Ministers As
ISOLATION participating In the Good
Friday Service at Central Presby-
terrain Church; he will give the med
itRtion on the second and PRAYER
on tho 6th word. Our congregation
Is invited to attend.
All persons wishing to contribute
toward the Easter decorations dow
ers, birds) will please call the par
sonage.
Visitors always welcome at St.
James
Bertha L. King