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A. . pm. . great svanssllstie
service will BE- held, Many visit
Ins ministers and thslr members
will be there.
The msmbsFs Of Rsh0beth
church annoussd Tuesday the com
plstion Of thsir church. construo-
tloa began In iSat, Ths oonErsga-
ton finished and WorShlpped In
tbs basement. Now the time has
come 10 Flash the auditorium.
Rahoboth church was founded BY
Rev. g, &C. Parker In isa2. From
that time on until the present .
great work has been done, Rshob-
9th church. IT, officers point out.
10 the first church Of that faith
built from the ground up,
the congregation. they added. ID
composed Of various nationaiitiea
that work together In love. Pas,
Tor Parker said many souls have
been saved and healed. she said.
ours IL the old time religion Of
which our ErAndmothsrs aanE,
The msmbsrs and pastor urged
the public 10 attend the state
council meeting saying. CONS
with W. and 40 will do thse good
for the Lord has spoken good con.
corning Iarasl."
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Page 4 MInss.polL. sPokEaMAN friday May IA less

Mr.. and Mrs. Bass Booker. SI4 No.
Minnesota Ave. and washingtOn
Hlgh school senior. has been work
ing In the high school once for
the past three months. Mia Book
sF 10 very active In the community
on the musical progrAms. Mas
Booker rendered two beautiful so
IOa at the rs-dsdication services
preceding the Freedom Train Sat.
urday At the WOmen's meeting,
State theatre.
Miss Booker rendered several So
Ios at the Emerson School orehsS-
ira Concerts on Thursday.
FFcsSl0m Train rehabilitation
wOmsns program held at the State
theatre was followed by the film
Our Heritage" and among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs Bass
Booker. MrS. jeff Watson. Mrs.
Oscar RridgeWater. MrA H. w.
Bolts Jr.. and the Misses Louise
cudd and sylvia Booker. Mra Boo
ksT answering = question correct
iy on the history received . beau
tifIl plant.
Mira William Tols0a WAs h0stcaa
10 the I. l. c., Mrs. James Lee
president at the 7. W. G. A. m.
] day.
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Duluth News
By ZILLAH N. WATERS
TI9 Sth Ave. East

q. u. RnoksT 09 the G0VeFnOT's
IntsrrAelAl Committee spoke to the
Public Affairs Committee Of the
Duluth Y. W. c. A. April 20. At
the close OF his address the audi
snce asked questions. Mr.. Rueker
and 8. Vincent Owens Of the 81.
Paul Urban League answered quss-
tions put by the audience.
Miss Amanda Byrd Of MlnnaapO-
liz spent the weekend with her
mother. Mrs. jamie Byrd and her
sister. Mrs, George Coz, both Of
as East sth 81.
The Sagmh Alien Missionary So
cisty Of 81. Marks AME church
met with Mrs Robert Simmons JT.
Of 10. nth Ave. West, Thursday,
May q.
MF, George l.. Ptnchum arrived
Thursday. May q. from Arizona to
Join his family at the home Of Nj
Pinchum's grandfather. Mr.. Hen
~ Williams. l25 West Palm st.
idenes here
Mrs. Elizabeth Todd Of S. Pau
arrived Monday Nav 20 take
care Of her niece. the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hughes while
Mrs, Hughes Is eonvAiescinR.
Mira JOhn Atkins. FoFuseFIy OG
Minneapolis and more recently Of
Chicago left for Minneapolis May
Q where she met her husband. The
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ing Donald finishlnG In class A
event al wood Field Saturday af-
tsrnoOn. Donate finisbed second
In low hurdles and first In broad
jump.
AnaaAi meeting - -. SShas
Lodge No. 10 met Saturday and
the foIi0wing ofEicsrs were elected:
Mr.. Alfred white. wOrshipfui
Master; Mr.. Daniel Coates. Senior
Warden; Mrs. George Bush. Junior
Deacon: Mr.. Maurice coakisy. re-
elected secretary: Mr.. Harvey
Bentley was reelected treasurer;
Mr. William folsom. reelected ty-
Ter: Nj Tommy Clayton. senior
Deacon. Honorsd guest was Mr.,
Charles Bentley; principal speak
eT and lecturer. Mr. J. IT, New
kirk, ssrd dsgrss, Sioux City. Iowa
assisted BY Deputy Grand Master,
Mr.. James LATT Lea. a2nd de-
gree. Refreshments were prspAr-
ed by Mr.. Laurence DyGArt and
served by Mr.. Alfred White and
Mr. Howard Bush.
Mr.. nam L. 0szam0ns, reared
in this city and formerly Of De-
trOit. Mich. arrived In the city
Thursday and 10 staying at the
Community Center. 702 East 9Th
Street, Mr.. clsmmons plans on
making Sioux Falls his permanent
home. Mr.. ciemm0ns II q former
OF having served overseas for al
most three years. He Is also q
salesman for the product Miehi-
gan Of George Washington Carver,
now marketed by A. w. Curtis.
Detroit. Michigan.
saEA saabes AnaersSa. Ouaana.
Nebraska. sister Of Mrs. Eta Mox-
ley. siS No. Main Ave. arrived
In the city and 10 the house guest
Of her sister.
Mr.. and BaFu. Fred Teal. SIs No.
Minnesota Ave, left Sunday . week
ago 10 meet Mr.. Tsars sister and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus
nm. Birmingham. Ala. at the bus
station, Omaha, Nebraska. The
four enjoyed the sightseeing OF the
city during the five hour walt that
Mr. and Mrs, HllI has on their way
to Seattle. Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Teal returned home after q
pleasant visit even II II did rain.
The BFORse WOmsn's Club. Mrs.
Beatrice Hamilton, president. met
at the home Of Mrs, Melvin Smith,
2is East a2nd Street Monday. A.
tor business session q social per-
Tod was held and the prizes a.
follows Mrs Hamilton Isl: Mrs.
Collins Bird. Two guest prizes were
Al q. Frost 2nd: and Mrs. Il. c.
given 10 Mrs. Earnest Barger and
Mrs. Marvin Price. Omaha, Nsbr
| Mis~ sylvia B0Okcr. daughter ID
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Atkins then travelled to Chicago
where they expect 10 reside indsf-
inItely. Mrs. Atkins concluded .
two months visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams. us
East Firth 81.
MrA. Calvin Camp JT. q TOistiO,
Ohio. IL Visiting her mother. Mrs.
Anna Winfield Of Ills Lake Ave.
So.
AITA Mary Kelley Evans arrived
Saturday May . TO spend Mothers
Day with her mother, Mrs. Leona
Kelley. IO2s East 10th 81.
Sars. Go0rKe Adams. us Ea@a
Firth 81. was hostess to the jolly
Eight Bridge Club Saturday May &
Prizes were won by Mrs. sidoniA
Black who won first and BY Mrs.
Carl Robinson. second
Mr.. Edward Hickman ~. Was
released from 81. Lakes hospital
on Wednesday, May 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence J0aeS arc
now residing at S22 North Sixth
Ave. East.
Tue ODD FellOWw heId thrAr an
nual sermon Sunday at Calvary
Baptist church. Rev. Joseph Jack
son presided.
SlcsdAmes Harry Chatham.
George Adams and zillAh Waters
attended q woFld FeIlOwshIp
Luncheon at GIori-Dei Church on
Friday. May 7.
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Former Local
Pastors Active
At Conference
NY a. @. RAIL

Kansas CITY, Mas Whatever
has been written about General
Conference % the AME church Ia
probably true, To one from the
Northwest there are many familiar
faces, There are no places Of 80
nlority among them, Hut when
YOU read % usRsral Conference the
presiding otilcer u not the boss.
The Episcopal committee out
ranks everybody. Part Of its func-
lions II 10 inquire tnto the Ofilcial
conduct Of bishops, general ofiicsrs
and edItaFa The liberal or nber-
atlnK group that intends TO correct
tho evils In the church has elected
REV. J 4. Alexander. OF indlana.
polls, lie chairman A while back
Rev. Alexander paatoTsd ~ Pc
,ers In Minneapolis,
Another member OF that power
tul committee 10 Rev, Carlyle v,
stewart, now Of Detroit iIts "
lihely the largest and Wraithisst
of AME churches. Those In the
know praise the work thSre, Mrs,
AlSre stewart 10 conspicuous
among the younger mAtTons Of the
general church.
On the sceas from Florida 10
~ Ernest King. dean Of Edward
Waters College, !, u within the
memory Of some that Dean klng
vas once pastor Of CamPhsr Meth
eds, church and that his Wits 10
the former Amy Hall who was
secretary Of the West End Branch
v W. In a. Paul.
An individual many Rorthsrnsrs
remember 10 the person who 10
nov Bishop John ctayborn, Is
has the happy faculty Of calilnE
ones name down and some Incl.
deaf.
Rev Harry Davis and wife from
Pasadena bTlaEs msmoTies %
curves, ,Hshoe,s ard drops when
he was HarFy the pitcher In Owen
Wowerrs Uptswua
, I.ouRseF pvmbsrtnn has creased
our track Kansas City, Missouri.
people SPEAK Of him - real sue
cess ~ an Urban League Industrial
sscrS,ary Vie refuses offers for
change ~ position
Mrs Cora v, Moore of -, Paul
u the representative 81 enc Of cur
eoRterpHcss in south Africa. Mary
lee and Rev Andrew Paris are
here from reported succ~ssftil vera
In Springfield, m
Perhaps the usess notable feature
% general conference Ia that white
some delegates crowded the pre-.
siding stsesE. yelled and created
disturbance, there we're mothers
and fathers sitting In the psws
praying
The answer - tia, BY vote to-
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SABLE RRIDGEs,
MINNESOTA RESIDENT
N VEAna mr.,


Sable Bridges. n years Old, Of
Minneapolis. died May 7, at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Edna
Morrow. Mrs, Bridges was bed.
ridden for II days before her
death. she was born In Tsnnss.
see and had spent the past 20
years In tho Twin Cities. Mrs
BTidEss was . Gold star mother
and also . member Of the Eastern
star.
she was also the mother Of Les
lie Lawrence. the first Negro cas-
aalty Of World War I. and after
whom. thu Leslie Lawrsnes Post Of
10. Paul was named.
Survivors are hsT children, Elder
Alfred I.aWranes. pastor Of Christ
Temple In ~. Paul: Mrs.. Edna
Morrow Of Minneapolis: Mrs. Ruth
Mitchell Of Pasadena, Calf.
Funeral services were held on
Monday. May, 10. pm. from
Christ Temple, %, PAai. with Rev.
Herbert Davis Of LsaVsnwoTth,
Kansas. officiating. Burial was In
Oakland cemetery. Brooks Funsr-
al home in charge,
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File No TB7Gs
STATE OF MINNESOTA
'"oNfrS ~ raoalTs EoInr
Ia Tie Estate pt FTaak Middle
nltst. alae hnOWR 49, y. }. Ali
dlemlHt.
OaDnn EOR uEAnINa PETITION
rO pHONN Will
1T IL ORDERED that all persons
interested sh@ *. es ,a,,, u y, 'HoransSly
Iuas TIN, 1913 a. o'clock In
the Court Wnuse IN Minneapolis,
minnesota, Why the psti!l9e hersta
t1ssi, ~ Frank Keith hiddlemlst
q msnss's S ,ss,Ivms ST p tET '
Ing 10 ~ the last VIII and Tesla
maht ~ aata pecndHHt and the pro
hate thereof ard tpr the appoint
msnt ~ himself a. AdmiRtstrat"r
,.E.a s.ssSs1's ,92s b .sarssnn s'a .>m
PoM MNAmtNa rNEnGON
IT ~ FtrRTHER ORDERED that
Sithia four moHtha from the date
Esa, fus thsiT slsims IN tAts C,ar,
t'rsats wili be heard ard claims eva
mlasd and adjusted before thls
I"eT, 90 Mcgdar, October ,th, iats
q 70 c,s,ssfs = M, ~ V "" Court
These orders shall he published
In the minneapolis Spokesman nnd
caPtas walled aceOtdlnM ln law
SEAl. OF PROBATE CbIRTl
WITNESS the WnN JAMES -
ErNpE. Judge Il Probate Court.
thta eth NaV Il way lsN
ERNEST y InnRNE
Clerk % Probate Court
uaW saith. enket a HettunA
10y New Nare tAts hiaE
spokesman Nay ~ ~ AgN
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MARY FERGUSON
RITES HELD

Mary Ferguson. 81 years old, Of
2T7 ~ Kent r.. died sunday. May
0. At ARcksF hospital Mrs. Fer
9uson was born In 40. Carolina
and came to st. Paul In I923,
Survivors are her son, Herbert
Ferguson and q brother. Frank
Bethany Of Rowell. n Mex.
Funeral services we're held Wed
nssday. May ~, 10 am. ct St
James AME church, with Rev u
N Moore officiating. Burial was
In Elmhurst. Meats Funeral home
In charge,
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at S25 No. BlAHVeIt.
sGIas LOuisa Cuff, AGaaasapolas.
the sister Of Mrs. H. w. Bolts. IT..
~ No. Minnesota Ave. 10 . popo-
lar Miss among the younger sst
and " making friends quickly
among the adults Miss Cuff b
Ia attendance at all the services Of
the church.
arS. EsaaaEsos IaAmiIsOa, man
aEsr 81 the Booker 7. Warrington
Center. TO2 East 9Th Street, took
suddenly ~ Sunday with rhsuma-
tic fiu but IL improved at this writ
ing Mrs HAmlIton'S daughter.
Mrs. Frances Rogers. Sioux City.
io~s. ls sslii on the STICK list at her
home. Mrs. Marvin Prizes. Omaha.
Nebraska, who returned with Mrs.
Hamilton. IL IN attendance with
her.
MFM LasyFeaos DyaAxG and her
infant son. zis No. Dakota Ave.
returned from Wichita. Kansas.
where she was visiting her parents
and relatives and friends.
UveFneeT =. o. Taylor 0f the
state Of South Dakota arrived In
the city Friday - the house guest
Of Mrs. Hattis wheeler. State
Mother Of the Church Of God In
Christ. 70o@ No. Dakota Ave,
Meetings held three nights at the
Church Of God. 18th and Cliff with
the Gospel quaTtstts appearing on
the program Sunday evening.
slrA H0Ftsnss H0Sns, sesSa No.
Dakota Ave. granddaughter Of
Mrs. Hattie Wheeler. became M
Friday and 10 still on the sick
list.
Mrs.. Fred Isaasn. 1904 East oh
street. was the recipient Of . sur
prise Going Away party recently
shs received many useful gifts In
eluding two pairs OF nyions and
two pairs Of pastel pillow cases
from the Brons womsn's Club and
q beautiful cake made by tho we'll
known catsrsst, Mrs. Melvin Smith.
MRS. Leonard Williams. ar.. and
son, Mr.. L. williams. Jr.. mstorsd
up from Mitchell. 30. Dak.. sunday
to be present at the Mothers and
Daughters banquet At the Com
munity Center.
Mrs. r. q. Collins. ISoa Fast
18th street was the mistress Of csre-
monies. Mrs. Joining HiIdrsth,
liS No. Dakota Ave. was the reci-
plsnt Of q gift for being the young.
sst mother present and Mrs. Mar
ion Miller. Sioux City. Iowa, 70.
csivsd a present for being the old
sst mother.
Pilxrim HaptLsa church. Rsv. Eu.
gene Williams. pastor. Sunday
May 9th, Subject Mothers Dag
Observance. Mr.. Sam l. Glenn
mons, . former resident Of this
city, united with the church al
tho morning services. The mem,
berahip united In the Daughter
Mother banquet at the center ID
the evening.
Donald smith, con Ut Mr.. ans
Mrs, Melvin smith. 2ls East S2nC
street. n Washington High sehoo
student, picture appeared the sec
ond time In the daily paper. show
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Sioux Falls,
So. Oak
News

By MRS. OSCAR BRiDGEwATER
Mrs Oscar Bridgswatsr. ass No,
Minn@aata Ave. Sioux Falls 30
pAk.
NarA. Marion Miller. sloux CITY,
Iowa, mother Of Rev, Eugene VIII
IIams and Mrs, Viola Young. ar
rived In the city last week and
10 the house guest Of the daughter
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Ftle No, saala
0hDEM FuM NEARING FINAL AZ
COlNT ANn PETITION rOR
OlsrmtMIrtON
state % Minnesota. Coahty 8F Hen.
nepln re Estate % Albert n. Dahl,
PRORATE COURT
0waer Zoe Hehrtnm % Ffnat Nepawat
naa rsttttaa f@g tBNaaVthaalaa.
Ut II ORDERED that the faal sr.
eouat and Petitiaa for eNanthat Tou
thereof and for distribution, Hlsd
herein, he heard On Tuesday June
list, tats, at 10 s'cteck A, N. by this
Court IN the Court uause In Mime.
Apolts Minnesota, and that all per
sgas Interested In this estate present
objections, W any. Why said pstItloa
Nhoutd net be granted
This nrdsf shall Be published la
the Minneapolis Spokesman ami
eopies hereof matted according 70
Law,
WITNESS the HON. JAMES q
kkftpE. Judge ot Probate Court. this
aFd any n May, lgtA
ERNEST y tgORENE
Clerk Of Probate Court
william aeitR
asl W Lake 81
Attorney,
t0pfsk sSenan NnN IA 80
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CHUKCH COUNCIL
N MEETS MAY 20.22

The Rsh0both Church 0f Christ.
sii Twelfth Ave, No, Wiil enter
tain ths AiHnssota STATE counctI
May 40 10 "a. EysTyons 10 ~sieoms
20 morning sessions II an 10 2
pm. each day.
Bfbis ciaas will b. held at Z pm.
Dinner 70 be served $50 10 6 pm
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ODD FELLOWS HOLD ANNUAL
THANKSGIVING sERVICEa

The ~. Anthony Lodge No. 1s77
Of Odd Fellows held their annual
Thanksgiving services Sunday. May
D At Border Methodist church. Rev.
C 7. n Parker delivered the ser
mon.
Leon Lewis served ~ master Of
esrsmonIss. Other Twin CitiAns
Who participated were Theodore
Woodland. q, 4. Hutton, Carrie
Lindsay. corrins 0rant, Priscilla
Clay. !. w. Pate. c. C. Woodson.
Anna Cannon and c. n. Msndosa.
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File No. eSTSg
ORDER FOR REARING aN PRTI.
TtUN To SELL hANnM

Ftia No kaTSg
ORDER FOM REARING ~ pR.rI.
FtOS To atsI.I LANDS
state OF Minnesota, County OF Hen.
nSpin- In RE Estate OF HialnsT vi o,
llnEson, DScNdent
~ PROBATE COIRT
Ut IL ORDERED that all persons
intSr0Hted show cause. " any they
nave. before this Court on TUESDAY
Jans lat, igts. at 30 o'clock A. NJ, in
the Court House In Minneapolis. Min.
neHota, why license should not he
granted to the representative OF said
estate 10 sell certain real estate
described IN the psttttan OF the rep
resentattVe, heFsiR ftsd, ThIA order
Mha he published In the Mtnnea Ills
Spokesman and copies thereof mailed
according 60 Law.
tCptRT SEAID
WITNESS the NON JAMES a
kEHoE Judge ~ Probate Court,
this sTd day Of May. ists
ERNEST .. l.DHESZ.
Clerk Of Probate Court
Milton l. Holst
Red WING. Minnesota,
Attorney
CsPDkssmaR May Z. ~ 4 az
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day all bishops are 10 move. chFlS-
tlan lsynsn are In power. tbs pas.
tor Of the small charge In soms
sections fesis freed from slavery
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Alabama conference TO South
Africa.
steady was also educated Ia this
country and held several paSt0ratss
before being sSRt to West Africa.
Monyaks 10 chief Of the South
African tribs. BOsBtoisnd, In Addi-
ton 70 being chief IAymAn Of the
church and school In the C0mmnn-
ity where he teaches English. read
ing and writing IN the native Ian
EUAEs.
Memorial building 10 . pic
tHssqus place with ltS many booths
featuring hot dogs, sandwiches,
light beverages. Church books.
song books are being sold, Can.
dldatss for various Offices have
boosters In ell parts Of ths CORR
dor where displays are set up.
The interior Of the huge audi
forum represents . political con
Vsntion with each delegation dss-
iEnAtsd by signs mounted on poles
and carrying district numbers. Nj
orOph0nSa are In pTOfusloB
throughout the hall and on tbs
platform reserved for bishops. their
wives, ohaplaina and other aiGnI-
tATiaa,
These newspapers are represent
ID. the Pittsburgh Courier with
two representatives., tho Afro Am
sriean. Cleveland caii-Post, the
Gail and TiaindsaIsF a. wall -
the local battles, the Ap end Up
Wtrs services
A post once has bssn set up In
the building 90 expedite mailing
of letters and parcels.
An interested delegate from
I'snRsyivanla 10 Mrs Aadis N.
Alexander. national 0lIiesr % Del
- signs Theta. . brilliant lawyer
ana = member Of the Presidents
civil Rights COMMITTEES, Her die.
tlnKuishad husband 10 Raymond
Pace Alexander,
slahopa E.ieuaIou May 10
Although the election Of bishops
has been got for Tuesday. May ~
II ID possible that this phase maj
be delayed because proceedings ars
moving very slowly II the first tWo
days are taken ~ . criterion.
More than % ministers sssk ths
i've places available for bishops
n IL believed that ~. Joseph 10,
meK % Cleveland and the rev, v
y Jordan NJ t,oa Angeles are well
In the running this time
Others who may figure veil ~
In the running are the REV. Car
FiippsT ~ Kansas city. Mo, ana
the Rev. q. waymah nIskslsy 6l
Little Rock.
Ths REV n ~ lewis, host pas
tor 10 the conference, Il . eandi
date for Secretary af Misaiona ~
IL married 10 the former Mia
Mary n Davis. daughter ~ Elish
~ ManVoe "a Davis and Mrs. Ia
via az baltimore,
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WNW BpW SNWs vpO I.ATE
HnFdaF Methodist chuF h Newa aF
"tvsd 'ra tate tuF publication IN
Tits edition
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BISHOPS MIN
Contlnue4 ffom PaKs I.

opposition BY lay msmbsrs who
wanted them taken off.
Bishop Frank Madison Reid. pre-
siding In place Of BlEhop Il, C.
Ransom. did his best TO get order
from the milling crowd lie would
stand hack awhile and call . fellow
6huTohmAn 70 take over For the
better part 0f an hour Bishop Clay.
borne was mUffsd In his attempt
10 talk TO the conferences. Ho@tll.
ny towards the bishops WaS mani
fsSt In many ways.
Bishop Gregg shamsd the per
sons who Wsrs leaders In the dis.
tuTbahcs and remarked that this
was the most Unrsiy occasion hs
had experienced during his long
eaFssT ~ q hlsh0p.
Tho successors 10 Fountain, Kyle
and Allen wsrs DP, John Wesley
Dsnnls Of the 9Th district. r. w.
Gaines Of the 18Th and Phillp Van
Putin % the 18Th district
n was almost 10 pm. before the
meeting adl0urned Had . roll cali
or vote ~ ballot bssn taken the
RathaFinE would have basn In So.
aion until after midnight.
TIE guadrsnniai sermon Schsd.
uIsd for Wednesday morning II
FIRST A. N. E.. host church. was
moved 10 the Memorial buildiRE
because SONS of the bishops felt
that the overflow crowd In the
church seating less than i,Ol0 ga
not permit more than q third oi
thoas 10 hear thu service whS Dc,
sired 10. Then the matter ~ sat
ETY. vas taken into consideration.
The many visitors and delegates
walked from the church 10 the
Memorial building. . distance SI
about four blocks. the hall wal
almost Immediately filled 10 lie 90
paoIly u about t,0oO,
BECAUSE ~ the interest In thli
conference the attsndanee hal
FeasAed . new hlRh, 1'hs ssntSa
loeAtteH % Kansas CITY In ~
upect 70 Sthsr sections has hslps'
IN hFtaRinE . bumper crowd o
visitors IN addition 10 the i.s0o o
more delegates
Wrsm Africa
Representatives of the A. N, n
church from Africa have arrive,
Tor the conference. Among then
are pt. Francis w. Gov. soutl
Afncai T. n, ChlahaAiS STEADY
West Africa and MeNsn Buren,
MeByaka. South Africa They ar
representing over Ta,Ooo member
of ths ~ A. NJ " schools In Afrl
%,
~. uSw was recently Appolnts,
haAa ~ an church activities b
rlen, Ian Christian amata, TIs va
educated In this uoantFy and pas
tered churches In ohio and weu
Virntaia. IIa also taught In IN
EiIble school % TNiahsRss Tnstitui
and wAa transferred from the Eas
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RsS u. W. Beta 81. P1stsT
Mothers day service was ObasFV.
ed by a large and appTsctatiVa au.
diencs. II was inspiring 10 see the
many family groups seated ca.
Ksther In church. The pastor spoke
on the fundamentals OF . homo.
Many ylHitorS were present. Madame
Dennis Rogers, national gospel sting,
eT and musical artist, will appear
Tuesday evening In song a. Zion
Baptist church.
Don't fail 10 hear her. You will
SpicsS Ursula HHtTonS MissionsSy
society. Date Tuesday evening.
May 18Th. nm
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

LYNDALE CHURCH OF GOD ~
CHRIST
The Church OF God in Christ, I03
L.yndAis Ave. No, will have Mta.
atonATy Day sunday, May te.
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les are invited Services az ~ am.
pm. and : pm,
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ford ana Mrs. y. J, Drake viii be
In charge.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
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II get seasick by boat - but travel
ing by American Airlines is pleasure
it's so smooth and comfortable.
III never 60 any other way than by
Flagship again."
kvrtis Reed. Textile Export Guild.