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ard. 4 D. m. Cub Den 3 al
Robert Deaton. a p. m. Cub Den
a at Albert Leuthold. $50 p
m. pitch-in supper of the Adult
Bible Fellowship at the church
parlors. Program in charge OF
committee. Educational film, "Is
Your Home Fun?" to be shown
7 D. m. choir rehearsal at sane
tuary.
Wednesday d p. m. Cub Den Z
at Sam Strand. 8 p. m. official
board meeting at parlor.
Thursday 4 p. m. Cub Den 8 at
Leslie Dahl. 7 p. m. Boy Scouts
Friday 2 p. m. general meet
ing Woman's Society of Christian
Service at church parlors. Z p
m. Cub Scout Pack meeting al
parlors. Parents urged to at
tend
Saturday 2 p. m. Cub Den 1 al
Clyde Bray.
At Park City:
Church school at 10 a. m. Mrs
Rachel Martin, superintendent
Education is important. but Chris
tan education is imperative
Parents urge your children tt
attend regular, better still, attenc
with them.
Methodist Youth Fellowship al
$3.50 p. m. leila Grubs, president
Sabbath worship at 1880 p. m
Sermon topic: "The Language
Christians Speak"
Monday, Nov. l., $50 p. M.
Pot-luck dinner at the Laurie
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Al Club Project

Approximately 100000 farm
youth are taking part in the nation
al All field crops program in 1948.
The program is designed to help
All club members acquire a better
knowledge and develop skills in ap-
proved farming practices.
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ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
"The Church of the Lutheran
Hour"

Hour"
Park City, Mont.
A. M. Bachanz, Pastor.
The Lutheran Hour, KGHL
Sunday, 9 a. m.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Divine services Reformation
Day. 9:45 and IL a. m.
Sunday school teachers, Mon
day, 8 p. m.
The Women's Mission Society,"
NETS Nov. 3, 8 p. m.
Bible hour Thursday evening
1880 p. M.
instruction class Monday
Wednesday,, Thursday, Ais p. m
Saturday church school, 9 Il
11:45 a. m.
What made Luther great? The
secret of his greatness is to be
found in the fact that he re-
discovered the Gospel of Christ
and insisted that all religion
must be based on the Bible alone
Come and hear o of the Cos
pei Luther rediscovered. A cor
dial welcome awaits you at our
church.
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Home of "Big Ones"

Giant swordfish and fighting
bluefin tuna, taxing the scales at
700 pounds, have been taken with
in sight of land along the coast
from Asbury Park to Cape May
N. J. Tuna and marlin also r
caught along the coast from the
hanks and bars neal many Jersey
ports and fishing villages.
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White-FOOted Mouse

White-footed mouse is a mouse
after all, but he doesn't deserve
the black reputation accorded the
house mouse and the meadow
mouse Owls, hawks and other
predators are continually after
him.
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CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Fifth at Penn.


James H. Haueter, Pastor.
Friday, Oct. %:
Choir practice, $50 p. m.
Sunday, Oct. 81:
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship service, II
a. m.
N. Y. P. S., GAS p. m.
Evangelistic service, 7:30 p. m.
Every night at 7:45, except
Sundays which will be at 1880,
Miss Bertha Pults, evangelist of
Bethamp, Okla, will speak. She
made many friends last year and
you will want to hear her as
she presents the old-fashioned
gospel messages under the anoint-
ing of the Holy Spirit. You are
cordially invited to attend and
enjoy these services with us, and
join in the singing of the old
time gospel songs
The Friendly Church with a
Vital Message.
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THE FIRST CONGREGATION
AL CHURCH

H. G. Hammelmann, Pastor.
"The Church With the Carlton"
Sunday, Oct. 81:
Listen to the Carlton, 9 a.. m.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Worship service in German,
1880 a. m. Sermon topic, "Need-
ed-A New Reformation"
Prayer meeting, 2 p. m.
Young peoples meeting 7 p. m.
Picture will be shown of the
General Council meeting at ODER
lin, Ohio, in June, also pictures
of Sylvan Dale ministers school
at Colorado. We extend a cor
dial invitation to all.
Tuesday: Junior choir 7 p. m.
Senior choir at 7:30 p. m.
Wednesday: Sunday school
teachers meeting at 1880 p. m.
Thursday: Ladies' aid monthly
meeting at 1880 p. m.
Saturday: Confirmation i%nstruc-
ton 2 p. m. Prayer meeting,
7 p. m.
A cordial invitation is herewith
extended to all who love the Sab
bath and keep it. My absence
from the church is a vote to close
it's doors. Sunday or Funday,
WHICH!
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SADDLE Pals"
SUNDAY-MONDAY

OOINOA NIOTNDAI
Oct. 81 and Nov. 1
Here is a delightful Fantasy
Comedy that will thrill you from
start to finish. The Bishop want
ed a Cathedral She wanted the
Bishop and across the diverging
paths of these two comes an
Angel. Here is grand entertain
ment for the whole family.
with
Cary Grant Loretta Young
David Niven Monty WOOlley
James Gleason Gladys George
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1.-THE Bishops Wife"
Added Shorts
Disney Cartoon and
Paramount News
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY

Nov. PA
Here is a tender love story with
a western background Living in
the shadow of the law, and low
ing in the shadow of death, he
gave up his guns for a Gal. It's
packed with romance, suspense
and excitement.
with
John WAYNE Gail Russell
Harry Carey Bruce Cabot
Irene Rich Stephen Grant
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Methodist church for the first
quarterly conference. Depart
mental heads and organization
leaders give reports at the din
ner hour.
Thursday, 2 p. M, Woman's
Society of Christian Service at
Harmony hall.
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OUR SAVIOR'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
and
JOLIET LUTHERAN CHURCH

JOLIET LUTHERAN
C. o. Anderson, Pastor.
At Laurel:
Sunday school and Bible classes
at 9:45 a. IN.
Services at IL a. m. Theme,
"Jesus at the Treasury" Mark
~: Ala.
Monday, 1880 p. m. Bible class.
Thursday, 2 p. M. mission So
ciety in church parlors.
Thursday, 1870 p. m. Lutheran
brotherhood at church parlors.
Friday, $50 p. nj. Boys Group.
Friday, 7 p. m, Teachers meet
ing.
Saturday, 1890 a. m. Junior
Confirmation class.
Saturday, 1 p. m. Confirmation
class.
At Joliet:
Bible class and Sunday school.
Services, 2:30 p. m.
The ladies' aid will meet at
the home of MI. and Mrs. Martin
Davidson on Wednesday, Nov. 3.
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MOtOr.Vu Theatre
East on LAUREL Billings Road

FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Oct. 1890
Here is a grand Race Horse Pic
ture filmed in Color. A story
of three Champions, a Father,
and Son and the stOut-hearted
Colt that stormed out of the West
to win the greatest Kentucky
Derby of them all.
with
Anthony Quinn, Raymond Hatton
Elyse Knox Katherine DeMille
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"AngeI And
The Bad Man"
Added Shorts
Cartoon = Sports = Novelty

Two shows each night at z and
9:15 P. nj. Box office open at
6:15 P. M.
GlHTNIMN uNIu HH = HTn HNm Nln nfm Nlu Nh MInl4
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the Federated Club, Mrs. Harvey
Bentley, chairman. The meeting
was held on Thursday at the new
location Of the Booker T. Washing.
ton Center, 702 East 9Th ST.. Mrs,
Beatrice Hamilton, manager.
Mrs. James Martin was the din
neT guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe Lotion, llb No. Da-
kota Ave-. Apt. No. 2. Sunday.
The Lie. Club. Mrs. James Lee.
president, met at the Y. W. c. A.
Friday with Mrs. Alfred White.
Instructor IN leather craft work.
Mrs. ROseanna Parker was hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Foster,
Sioux City, Iowa, arrived In the
city Saturday and will live at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Al G. Frost,
6l6 North Minnesota Ave. Mr.. Bob
Foster II employed a. q chef at the
New Air Field Cafe. On Saturday
the Fosters were the dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bentley.
Mr., and Mrs. Harvey Bentley en-.
tertained at dinner Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. William FOLSOM, Bentley Jaco
and Mr.. Alfred White.
Annual Banquet Of Y. W. {. A.
will be held on Jan. q at the First
Methodist Church.
Mr.. Melvin Smith. ale East Sind
Street. assistant pianist Of St,
Johns Baptist Church, closed the
evening worship with several spir.
ituals which was enjoyed by all.
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Duluth News
Ny ZILLAH NJ. WATERS
TO Sch Ave. East
Duluth. AllnRanoaA


MFs. Susie Boyd u Kansas City
Missouri arrived Tuesday, January
Is, for an indefinite visit with her
daughter. Mrs, w. u. Holt, wife oi
Rev. W. u. Holt Of Calvary hap,
tiat Church.
Herbert BrSwn. aOR Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Brown, pt0 East Ninth
street, left for Chicago Sunday, "a
enter the Commercial Trade Insti,
tuts 10 take . course In mechanics
Mrs. sldoRlA Black entertained
the Jolly Eight Bridge Club satur,
day. January 10, at her home, TOO
North Eighth Ave. West. PriIss
we're won by Mrs. Carrie D0Eisr
first and Mrs. Minnie Adams. con,
ISOLATION.
Mrs. W. u. Rodasy ID serving on
the Jury for the month 81 January
Mr.. Eugene Watts, SlS East
Sixth g.. entered 81. Luks'a Hos
pltal Tuesday. January 90. lie was
operated upon Wednesday morn.
Rev. Joseph Jackson Ol ~. MARKS
A, VI. v. Church spoke on the sub.
iect, "MahnR. the Gift Of Gods
Love-" at Joint kervies Of 81,
Marks A. NJ. u. and Calvary Hap.
tist churches ht Calvary Sunday
morning, January ~. lie took his
text from Nm. 10; i4-ib.
~. Marks A. N. Y. and Calvary
baptist churches are In fellowship,
one with the other. walking IN
the Light uf God" tat John ~.
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by OTTO MACK

One person who Is not worried by
the Petrillo edict is the Rev
GLYNN T. SETTLE, originator
and director Of the Wings Over
Jordan choir. The reason why the
Pstrillo action will not affect the
recordings Of Wings Over Jordan
Is quite obvious. As president Of
the American Federation Of Mu-
sieianS. Petrillo's ruling affects
only musicians Of that union and
Wings Over Jordan does not use
musical accompaniment in any Of
its concert, radio or recording work
In the past, the choir has recorded
albums for Columbia and King
Record Company. :.
BILLY BUTTERFIELD eele-
brated . birthday on January Il. -.
The KING COLE TRIO IL currently
wowing EN- at wAshingtOn'S How
ard Theatre.
In some cities disc jockeys are
using the Johnny Mercer King
Cole version Of "Save The Boaes
for Henry Jones" as . theme song
for local food conservation pro-
grams.
ELLA FITZGERALD and IL
INoIs JACoUET began q concert
tour on January Is at Bushnell
Memorial Auditorium in Hartford.
Conn. II was Q sellout house. On
the nth the stars presented an
afternoon concert at Town Han in
Philadelphia and . midnight con-
cert At New York's famed Carnegie
Hall Sunday Feb. 1. they win play
for . dance at the Minneapolis
ArmoFy.
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Mount OIiyet
Baptist Installs
New Pastor

Despite the Indictment weather Q
large crowd nttsnded the formal
installation Of Rev. d. c. White,
new pastor Of the Mount oIlvst
church. 81. Paul, on last Sunday
afternoon.
Rev. Floyd Massey, JF., presided.
Rev. II. W. B0tts, state moderator
Of the Minnesota Baptist EsSoeis-
ti0n, gave the principal address and
sermon. Others on ths program
were MaceO Simmons, deacon, MRs.
Naomi Smith u ths Pastors AID;
Mrs. ArIss Biaksy; J. W. Pats.
secretary State Baptist aSsOeia-
don; Y. q. BsIlamy; Rev. Jaee
ClaybuFn; Ceeil Newman, publisher
q ths o.. Paul RECORDER, and
Rev. D. n. MaoaRa.
Mrs. Whits, wlfs Of the pastor,
vas presented ana Expressed Rp-
prsslatlon fog the manner IN which
hey had been received.
The Zion Baptist choir under the
dlFsction u D. q. WaAs sang sew
srai reasihg numhsgs end o Sex-
tstss u singers from BsthsSds
Baptiss church thEtlisd tlSs sud-.
snes with two Sonas.
Rev. whits In rsspoMSs 10 the
yaFieas speakers said he thought
hs was going 10 like u, Paul and
MlnnesoAa. He pledged The church
hat hs would serve II 10 the best
- HE shility.
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gvANGRLIsT RETURNS
TO MILWAUKEE, HOME

Mrs. Jonas slmms, evangelist
who has been the house guest Of
Rev. and Mra, p. J, BufoFd, 4OBG
Fourth Ave. &c.. laft Jan. 10 for
her hons In Wisconsin.
Mrs. simmn had conducted = very
auceeasful revival at the Church Of
God In Christ al TOO Lyndals Ave,
paatoFed by Rev, Buford. She will
return at o later date 10 renew her
revival eampalgn.
Sunday morning she attended
Bethesda Baptist church whore
she sang As Soon A. Ny Feet
Strike. Pm Going TO Lay Down Ny
Heavy Load. She vas accompan-
led 10 the Eleventh 81. church by
MFG, u. J. Drake and Rev. and Mrs.
q. Smith Of g. Paul.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST NOTES

The pastors morning sermon topic
last Sunday morning was Keep Us
From sinking Down" The childTsn's
story topic was The Little Lame
Prince"
Al the Missionary service at Q
pm. Rev. Floyd Massey spoke from
the subject. "Childran OF God"
Rev. Massey WIN occupy the pull
pit at the morning houTs next sun
day. Jan. IS; A. ): 80 pm. the Earnest
Workers Club will observe It's 2eth
anniversary with Rev. ID, G. white
Of Mount Oltvet preaching the ami
versary sermon. The Mount OllVet
Senior Choir and the Pilgrim Gospel
Chorus will sing. Mrs. Estefie Arnold
10 president Of the Earnest Workers,
meeting Wf1l be held Friday. Jan.
30. All members are urged TO at
tend,
Al last Sundays services ana per-
sons were In attendance. One new
member, Mrs. DObetta wiliMmA, bsT
Rondo. Is candidate for baptism.
Mt. OLIVET BAPrIsT
CHURCH NEWS
Rev. u. e. whites subject sun
was found In Matthew. LIST chapter.
3lst verse, And she shall bring
forth q son and shall cali his name
Jesus, for. he shall save his people
from sin"
Music was furnished by the senior
choir and the Sacred HRrmoneera
Mrs. Mary Rice Of MemphiR. Tenn,
united with the church.
The AuxiliaTies OF the church will
be meeting at their regular time
from now on,
Prayer services each "wednesday
at 500 I'm. Sunday School teachers
meeting at T'eo pm. Next sunday
Sunday School lesson win be when
We Work with God" End Corinth-
tans s; 7s.si. s. l-1S.-Edith Aassie,
reporter.
1T. JAMES CHURCH
Rev u. n. MOore'a message at the
morning service. Mrs. Myrtle Harris,
Mrs. Alice MRySs and Mrs. HaRel
! Allen were cousNcrated as steward,
ssses at the morning service: the
following trustees were inducted
Lester Boyd and John n Patton
The three new steWArdsssea will be
members OF Stewardess Board No. .
OF which Mrs Helen FulbriEht IL
| president
The members Of the University Of
Life and their guests enjoyed a very
M me e SISris o. wI sS and Va: s"f +,
o
charge of recreation and Charlotte
| n. Wilson chairman Of Entertainments
| The Young People viii meet sunday,
Jan. IS at the home OF Miss Gloria
l. williams, 1SlH Dale Street. The
girls viii tell the boys what they eX-
I pect Of them, Mentally, Spiritually,
/ Socially and Internationally. Remem-
ber' A. Gloria Williams home at
80 pm.
Sunday, January Is. IL Quarterly
| Communion sunday; Rev. william
n, Guy, Presiding Elder Of the St
I Paul District. ~ M bring the message
at the morning service Rev. Carl
Mckay. pastor Of wayman A. NJ. Y.
Church OF Minneapolis will bring
tho Communion message. The Sec
end Quarterly Conference will be
held Immediately at the close Of the
Communion service; all officers Of
the church are urged to b present.
and all preside nts are asked TO see
that their secretary or treasurer
brings or sends In the second quar-.
ter report
Rev. Moore viii attend the Testi-
montat celebration In honor Of
bishop and MrA John A. GTsgg and
the meeting 90 the fourth district
delegates 20 the General Conference
At Decatur. Illinois, January -.
Iou are invited. IN fact. urged to
Attsnd the Seni0T Choir fourth sun
DAY Night Musical and hear the IVES
ternAiFes
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TRUE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NOTES
Sunday, Jan 10. Sunday school
opened AZ s:aS am. with Supt, Mrs
Bessie RObiRson. In charge. and with
. nice attendance OF children. The
81 RISsl RoSiason. m.sN SnS ' u sSs
bis tsSt, Ser. 5.Ss. they Bed . Trap.
They Catch Men" In the evening
serSLo. Ne spoke from 2 Cor, -
The sueisee vas Arthly and Hsa;
maII was the Scripture foT Discus
siOn At the $40 pm. young peoples
meeting, The True Apostolic prayer
band viii mssR al the hams % Mr.
and MIRA Henry JsSsy. 1aA1 Fosrth
AYE. 80 80, ws s evening; Jan jan,
gladly come 10 your home. Il you
will call BR sosS, Elder A RobtnRon.
VI. PETER AFRICAN METM0mAST
EPIgCOPAL CHURCH NOTES
The youag pSople's choir Of ~:
Peter Church under the direction Of
1871 Mr. H', ~ e. EisS SsS RTsssn,; lss.
and tie sdiass.ion q 3 iarss con:
grsEa,toa. We woald be Giaa to
MIRA Mary Louise Cannon. having
lgss retaEnsa 9em Los Angeles,
Usual. We are hoping that more Of
o.. Peter Members viii Iotn the
choir, and help alng the songs OF
Zion We were all clad to see Sister
Mary Collins, who has been sick for
. long time, but able to worship
with us last Sunday morning.
IL N easouraGinG to see 90 many
| members Of the church using the
Duplex envelopes We should RppPe-
elalS the buAineaalikO way In which
our church 10 conducted. and CO.
operate with the oniesrs and pastor
In trying to get the church out OF
debt.
The trustees election resulted In
the election OF only one new trustee,
Brother VIM. Ewing 10 the newly
elected trustee. The church confer
sRcs recommended &FS. ERKsi Nor
Ftn 20 the coming Quarterly Confer
enee 70 be examined for licenses
20 be an Evangelist In the church.
Mrs. Morris VIII preach her trial
The pastor viii bring the morning
message nj 1915 am. Sunday, Jan.
IS. Subject The Love and Obedi-
sncs Of n Purified Soul" The tFua-
tees by order Of the church confer
sncs will start n rally 20 cancel the
entire debt ona the parsonage. Every
member IL requested 20 do hts full
share IN helping TO make the rally
q grand success.
he Sunday, Feb. list. Rsv. w. y. Guy
the Presiding Elder OF the 81 Paul
District. will bring the morning
message. The communion sermon
will be preached by one OF our A.
". ", Paatora The %. Peter church
and chotTs will Join with the other
churches In thu interracial Sunday
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BETHESDA POHAas
PROGRAM COMMITTEE

A program committee chairman.
cd by Mrs. Bessie Gresham has
been formed at the Bethesda Bap-
list church. Members Of the CON-
mittse are Margaret Washington.
Mrs. Sarah Benson, Mrs. W. J,
Merrill. Harry Jackson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Juds0n Phillips and Mrs. W.
B. shepard.
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CARD or APPRECIATION

We wish TO express our sincere
appreciation TO friends and neigh
borB for their kindness ana cards OF
sympathy during our recent loss OF
our sister and aunt. Lillian Gould.
and especially TO Rev. II. G. Boyd.
Mrs. \. N. BateTles for the beantl.
full gArdenlA, 81. Peter A. NJ T..
steWRrdess Board. Helpers Cluh,
Missionary Society. Ushers Club. and
the b. r. u. OF Zion Baptist Church,
Booker T. Washington Study Club.
St. Thomas Sunshine Club, the en-
ployees Of New England Furniture
Co. and Wllharm Drug StSre, for
their floral tributes
Mrs. O. Golden,
Nj L EnlAnn
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Visitors wOrshiping at the morn
Ing service were: Mrs. Arthur r.
Emery. Church of God in Christ
Anna Garrett, Atlantic City, ~. J..
Evelyn BeRufoTd Duncan Of Chicago,
sister Of Mrs. Allie BalenEeF, MrH.
Gloria Robinson OF 81. Peter ClaVeP.
These aud all other visitors are al
ways welcome to worship at 81.
JAmea.--Bertha l.. King,
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CARD Of THANKS

We wish to extend our heartfelt
Of kindness, messages Of sympathy
and beautiful floral tributes received
from our many friends In sad be-
reayement In the loss OF our be-
loved husband and father. Irving
y. BlumberE.
Mrs Ruth BlumberR
and Family.
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We wish 20 thank all OF our
friends for the many kindnesses they
have shown during illness in our
family. Your thoughtfHl and helpful
deeds have been Of great encourage.
msnt TO w during trying times.
Especially TO Rev. Floyd Massey.
yr., and Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin n.
IannIa WIIar and family
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Charitable Unit

Az Church Of God
Beginning January 20, on sssh
Wednesday night Q ehaEitable unit
win BE- hsld % 100 LyRAais
Ave. No.. Church Of God In Christ.
Articles Of clothing, shoes, &C.,
win be given 70 those In nSsd. The
public h invited 10 eontFilats,
Those IN need are especially iHvit.
I'd. Mrs. p. .. Buford IL sponsor.
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CARn or THAMKa

The family OF Mrs. Cudellus Jack.
esre thanks ana appreciation for all
kindnesses extended by friends and
loved ones in their hour OF bereaVe-
msnt.
Sincerely.
Rev. J. jackson and family
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MAN OF THE YEAR11

NJ JAMES L. HICKS

Tho fact that thsrs are nov
Il, $50 900 living veterans In these
Unitsd States, added 70 the fact
that this is IN election year, makes
you . pretty popular man In i94s
Joe, and " you play your hand
right II may mean cash money In
your pocket.
~. ..,,.,.,.. ...,
you. Are you the easy 70 get
type, OF are you the kind that make
'sm lay II on the line before you
close = dsalf II you are you maS
he the man Of the year In 1913.
r,yu co.sr IA,
~" SSS o'N
rsady on the firing line and their
sights are EsrOad on you.
-. r....a., A.. g.. ..L
- - :. - -. FL. an,
| A. ,.-...la.. IN -. -. ,....I... 4,
crease for veterans Of Indian wars
and families Of veterans who re-
eslvs Pensions under public laws
administered by the Veterans Ad'
uon.s N. IAN w.. .sr, h..s %,
..tIon nm . n,,nOr .r,snA,n.,,, h.
FORE coins n ~. p,..Id.D,
The bill has no effect on you
because those weren't lHdiaRS
yea we're fighting on the
GSahss Line. bat the bill might
toaeh ySaE Eraadpap and serve
To RosiGy him that the boys are
Representative George W. Sar'
bAcher, Jr. Republican Of PsnnSyl.
vsRiar however, introduced q bill
last Tuesday which may be right
down your alley.
M. .,,, ..,,...,, a.. A.,
-. ~, 'p -, 49,, ~ Wv 's' :
.l.' 800 .s,' 1880 p~""''"
widows and orphans.
~. I'm ...,..4.- T., a.,
-. - Sa 49, ~" ,s' - w
-. .."......., ,.S-.',s. w n,
- a. -. ~. s,.---'"- -
49,, r ~ 80 . '"Nlssse ~. ~'uV"S
servicsmsn killed In action and q
30 10 100 per cent increase In pen,
Siona being paid TO widows and
children Of veterans whose deaths
were not service connected.
~. --,,--
-. - -" 49, ~ -.
-, 49, --,,,,-" -
- A., ~" I-'-,'
EIoM has . way Of getting
thiRga done On the Hill and u
.,s.s. tAsv A.. N. Aov. 81.
.,n A n
Those "Raa Raa BaA's" which
ySa'vE been hearing around your
coming from the boys ali right bu,
they are not practleinR n new YER.
sIon Of the "whiffenpoaf song"
The haAs are Tor that part
sage which states that the vet.
GRAMS program L. successful" and
which recommends q VA budget
that l. $50 million dollars less for
veterans services and benefits foT
the next fiscal year than the sx-
pendituFps this fiscal year,
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-23

vIsIToRs I'd ~, PAUL OFFICE
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roll Ave, Mrs. EaFl Bell ms EdEsr-
ton: Mr.. Norman CBookiel Bell, iTts
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roll Ave, Anna woods, ss7 Aurora
Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-23

at 1:10 pm.
The pastors Of the A.M.E. churches
win 20 20 Decatur, H. 20 the te9ti-
nOnlai haing given for Bishop an1
drs. John A. Gregg. Jan. ~. The
delegates 20 the coming general con-
'sFencs will meet at 70 o'clock the
aAms day In Decatur.
The Rev. q. G. Boyd of -. PetaF
.huTeh 10 the leader OF the deleGA-
ton 10 the GanarMl Conferences he
vas elected BY tho Raat annuai con-
ference az Des MOinea. Iowa. In Sep
embaF, ia4T. TIE delegates win go-
sset q eth Episcopal District leader
Il DscataF.
You are cordially invited 70 wor-
chip al 81. Peter. We welcome you.