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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-10
NOrthside Church
Buys Synagogue
In Expansion

The Church Of God In Christ,
733 Olson Blvd. Of the North Star
State Of Minnssota, takes the
pleasure Of announcing through
its 0verSser and pastor. Elder J.
W. Graham, thu purchase Of ons
Of the city Of Minneapolis. II was
churches In our denominAtional
circle. Il Is located al 5l8 Lyndale
Ave. No. and Ia In the heart Of
q dsnSsiy populated eolored sec
ton Of the city Of Minneapolis. II
was formerly q Jewish Syna-
gogus.
II 10 now owned by the Church
Of God In Christ and has q seat
Ing capacity Ut fifteen hundred
In he auditorium, the balcony
seats thres hundred and fifty.
Downstairs there 10 . service room
that viii seat five hundred or
more and tho study, dining room,
kitchen and heating plant.
This building coat IL original
owners one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, today II win
cost $4,000 dollars and through
the viii Of God and the efforts Of
oveTseer Graham and aides, plus
the financial assistance Of Bishop
H. Mason and Elder Chapman Of
Detroit, who made q special trip
here 10 help ua. We were able 10
close the deal The purchasing Of
this building 10 an exceptional &C
eompllahmsnt for the Church Of
God In Christ. a. there are few
buildings Of this csliber ayallable
anywhere In the country.
OysTSser Graham sought the
vision Of this building eight years
ago, and with patience through
many diScouragemants and obsta-
cles that were TO be OveTcoms he
waited for God 20 open q way.
Now his faith has brought him
victory.
We arc thanking God and Blsh.
op Mason and Elder Chapman for
their helping hands. Also the
Saints and friends who stood by
Elder GFaham's side. We can now
shout victory. The brotherhood
extends q frGtsrnal salute 70 the
accomplishment Of this small
state.
We will open with our first
service IN this church, Dec. ~.
We are extending an invitation
10 ali, whatsoever will come. Let
w have q great feast In the Lord
ON that day. Sunday school. 10
o'clock, morning worship II
o'clock, q program at . pm, YP-
WV at Q pm. and the evening
service al . o'clock.
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the election, his name was re-
moved from the ballot. On re-
entering the race, the ballots used
on election day, were minus his
name. To vote for him, the name
had 10 be written In.
After toiling throughout cleo
ton day. bringing his political
constituents TO and from the polls.
Shavis by night was o tired man.
lie had canvassed from door 70
door, almost yRnking voters bodi-
ly from their homes and making
them do what Ia required Of every
real American citizcn-vote.
The polls closed that night at 7
o'clock sharp. The writer and
ShaVis retired 10 the lstter's home.
At 0 o'clock sharp we went back
10 the polls 10 learn the final re-
turns. They were disappointing.
a. Shavis was concerned for he
had been defeated; however, the
Negro vote had swept into ONCE
white people who before the cleo
ton and after proclaimed the Ne
gro IL entitled TO those rights
which Jefferson enunciated in the
Declaration Of Independence.
A check during the days cleo
ton disclosed that ShaViS had
lost more than rs votes because Of
voters inability TO write his name
on the ballot. II learned that more
than AIS Negroes remained away
from the polls because Of threats.
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FIls No, seaFoa
blAfMlCr COCnr
R.xs.seh lnAkrsak nlskriwe

Wsufth judicial baaeraSt
state cf Minnesota
County of Msnneptn
In the matter % the TruSteeship Under
ths Last Mill aud Tea,ansnt ef Julia
a. knssnfaidi. dscSasedL
nMnEM toh REARING
The MaFuoette National BAah OF Mn.
gnattaF, having heretofore hlnd with the
above named CuuTt ia eleventh annual
arScanl ~ Successor Trustee, ard hAVs
sisa hled alsa ~ pstition tor TIE allow
ancs ~ naia Aceotlnl ard tot cyrtain IN
stFugtlana with respect ~ the AnoSS
named TTNat and fog other TNltet -
prayed Tot IN said patition.
II 4 Hereby Otdsrpd That aatd peti-
ton ~ heard ct q spectal term OF the
abaVp named Court 10 be held IN the
District Court House IN the City Of
NiARRapeits. County Of Hrnaepist. stats
70 AiinNeaotA, On the en- day % tAnus
airy, taap. AZ 70 80 a'elsc6 A. ~, and
that all psfnOpa nteFSstod IN sAld mat.
teF appsaE eeteFp said Court az satd
time and place, and then ard tnerN
.sss &, any :, .asrS s M S ., ~
ma erasr shan b. published enes IN
Tbs MtAneApelis spsSk eanah, . ta9Al
newspaper In the County cf Hsnnsplaa
state 81 Minnesota a. lpast twenty (eel
aaya ,eSfNFS ths date II said hearing,
and . cOpy thsrpOt shall - mailed ~
each party In interest noe IN estna, a.
Ma last known address. al least ten lei
days bsfsTs the date u said hearing.
Nv Tue Csurt
Dated De. 4 ietA
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Laura Mcclellan
Pioneer CltiEen
Dies 'He AGE %

Laura Ann Mcclellan. % years
old, S644 Smelling Ave. So. died
early Monday morning, Dec, o
In General Hospital after being m
foe quite some time. Mrs, Mccisl.
Ian came 10 this city from Topeka.
KAnA.. In 1900. She was an active
worker In s. Peters AME Church
and also q member Of thu Eiecta
Chapter No. . 81 the Eastern star.
Her only survivor Is n foster
daughter, Mrs. Dina Technsr
wurthinEtun and family OF the
city,
The funeFRl was held wedneS-
day at 81, Peters church, with
Rev, H. c. Boyd officiating. The
burial was at Crystal Lake Gene
tsTy. Woodland Funeral Home was
In charge III the arrangements
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IN RMOhAfM GOWN

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ST. JAMES CHURCH NEWS
b. l.. King

From . portion OF the 21rd Psalm.
using the words OF the text Thou
PTeparest . Table Before Me" - the
subject, Rev. Benjamin N Moore
brought the Communion Day message.
Both Senior and Gospel choirs sang at
this service The Rev. Moore was as
sisted In the Institution Of the Lords
supper by Brother Calvin Parker and
8tswardes8 Board No. 2, Mrs. Helen
nilbTtaht President. Visitors welcomed
az the close OF the service were, Henry
Patterson. n. ID. Caddell and Mrs. Bes-
size crunp . friend Of Rev, and MIS-.
Moore noW living In the stats Of Wash
ington.
The YWA6, the Young wOInsn's Aux
iliary 10 the Missionary Society viii
have a. their guest speaker the Rev.
special effort on Sunday, December ~
al 90 pm. The Junior choir OF Mt.
olivst Baptist Church viii also APP
pear on the program, All members and
irIRnds are cordially invited 10 attend.
The Gospel choir will be presented In
. musical program Sunday. December
10 at Q pm.
Rev. Moore was accompanied by Q
Steward, Mr.. Hsrhert Foster and .
Trustee. Mr.. Lester ., Boyd on his re-
NNuA tD MNNEAlu wv N0hN1NANt0u OF
the eth Eplscopal District at Chicago,
III.
At the meeting OF the University OF
Life. Miss Charlotte r. wilson CON-
pleted her committee TOR the Christmas
party, which gill be held al the home
OF Miss wilson. Others on the COM
uiittee are. Afford Henson, Patricia
Foster and Roselyn Miller. We extend
. special invitation 90 all young peo-
pie. especially the members OF 81
James 10 attend the University OF Life
which meets each sunday evening at
the Church a. SO
The Anderson Circle viii meet Thurs
day. December 10, 90 pm with Mrs
Jean Waters, T3i R0ndo Avenue sun.
day. January 10. 1910 they will apon-
soT Silver Tea for the benefit Of the
Building Fund Mrs Clara Turner,
President and Chairman Of this special
effort.
~. James win be especially happy 20
welcome all visitors during the Holiday
Season. A. usual We win have our
Traditional Pageant. depicting the story
Of the Nativity, Christmas morning a
% Rehearsals will begin this week on
wednesday
Speaker for the u O'Clock services.
sunday. Dec. ~. viii be Rev 8.
Elieerlo, an ordained minister Of tire
first Day Adventist church Of Boston.
Mas.
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Peanuts 90 Cash Cssv

Peanuts have moved up 10 third
place among cotton belt cash
crops. In the last IS years com.
msFelal production Of this crop has
increased skiold. Peanut hay now
runs 10 nearly one and gne.half
nillion tons . year \ mIliioa
acres are EFaEed by hogs. There
vas . rapid expansion IN peanuts
In both world Wars During the
first war production almost lTlplsd.
This expansion was encouraged By
boil.wesvll damage In the lower
cotton belt and BY enlarged mar.
k~ts for peanuts, During Inc sec.
ond war production again went 10
rapidly. Along with this rapid IN
crease In production there have
been changes In Varistles, and
changes, also, In the uses Of pea.
nuts.
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PROGRAM OUTLINED
FOR HALLE FORUM
SUNDAY, DEC. 10

Al Mcclure viii introduce the
speakers and the subject for the
forum. sponsored by the Omega
Psi Phi fraternity, TO be held at
Hallic q, Brown community house
Sunday. Dec. IL
Others on the program will be
John Whitaker. who will play the
piano selections and musical inter-
ludes. Robert Murray, basilcus Of
the fraternity. will present a short
history OF Omega Psi Phi fraterni-
~ to the public.
The speakers viii be DR.. Charles
Turck. Frank Boyd. Clifford Ruek.
or and Father Francis Gilligan.
After the forum and question
period. refreshments will be
served.
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Ben Shavis Loses
Battle for Florida
City Commissioner

PERRINE, FLA.--(ANP)-- Ben
ShRvis. who fed this city last
week after fling his application
with the city clerk 10 run for the
oGiice Of city commissioner. re-
turned last Friday night and
served notice on both Negro and
white constituents Of this newly
Incorporated city Of 3,SO0 inhAbi.
tants. that he would seek the Of
Zee regardless af the threats made
against his life.
ShaviA the most influential Ne
gro in perrlnc. was prevailed up
on by whites TO enter the city
commissioners race. He refused
but on the eve Of election he was
approached by the mayor. n. p.
Barheld. and persuaded TO enter
the race. Twenty minutes after his
candidacy was made known. he
was informed that he must with
draw his name or risk being killed
and his home burned.
Shavis immediately tsed the
city but returned last week. With
its candidate back. the Negro COM
munity snapped into action rsalis.
ING that the Negroes had more
votes than the whites
However. the die had been cast,
for when ShaVts withdrew nom
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MASON CITY,
IOWA, NEWS
CseSriock phOaOI
BY MRS. RUBY Z. MACER
MASON CITY, IOWA NEWS
BY MRS. RUBY Z. MACER

600 SO. JACKSON
Weird was received here that
Mr.. Melvin West, o long time
resident Of this city, died Nov. 10,
at the home of his wife and
mother.
Rev. n. @. COttman. pastor Of
the Church of God In Christ, left
Wednesday for Memphis, Tenn, 10
attend the National Convention Of
that church.
Mrs. @. Brown and little grand
son, Frederick, have spent some
time visiting in Lansing. Mich,
where Frederick became III with
scarlet fever.
A baby daughter was born 20
Mr.. and Mrs. McDale Thompson
at Mercy hospital. Nov. 30.
Mrs. Georgia Fleming, who had
been seriously III at Mercy hos
pital. Is doing nicely now.
Rev. and MFs. y. Gladstone
Scott, were dinner guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Barnett, Sunday, at Manley, Iowa.
Rev. 4. Gladstone BeOtt
preached at both the morning and
evening services Of the church.
Mrs. Scott was united with ST.
Johns Baptist church.
Rev. and Mrs. B. y. Parker were
welcome visitors al 81. Johns b.
T.W. and also at the 8 o'clock wor-
ship hour.
Morris AIaeeF spent Saturday
and Sunday In Chicago visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Berthe Afford has been re-
ported very III and is confined at
the Mercy hospital.
Roland Hayes will appear here
al the FIRST Methodist church
Dec. Q.
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ru.snrM nARrIsT CHURCH NEWS


Last Sunday. Community SUNDAY,
Rev MGssey preached at the morning
hosIr from he subject; Clean Hands'
rs text waE, who shall ascend into mo
HilI Of the Lord--og ahRA stand IN hls
holy plaeeI He that hath clean hanos.
was given in place Of . story ~ tha
Desconenses eousecrated were; Mmes.
Josephine Jordan. Alice yunnen and FL
ne VILLA. Certificates Of Baptism were
presented 70 Deloris Snsissoni ~
Robert Jones Of FIRST Baptist Church,
Pratt, Kansas and peola High, Second
baptist Church, Topeka. Kansas united
with the church by Christian expeSt-
snce. The registered visitors were Mrs,
Chloe Downey, Los Angeles Mi1 u ~
and Mrs. Y. wilson. 74s W. Central 81
Paul
Flowsrs were msmorAliked by Mrs.
Irene Harper, daughter OF Ms. PAUL.
inc Martin the honores.
Rev. J, w. Junnell gave the sermon
at the evening worship hour. The Eos-
pei choir had ehAree Of me musle, III, anS
Deacon George and DeaeOness Lille
Downey were given words OF Kindness
and tokens of respect from the Church
and the offlciAl Board. a. they made
ready 10 take their leave for an In
definite stay with their daughter. LLl-
Ian, and family In Los Angeles. Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Chapman were also
given veil wishes - they shall leave 70
spend the Christmas in ST. Petersburg.
We, with their daughter and family.
The Leadership Training Class led
by Rev. Joseph Chapman Of the Edu-
cation Department Of Twin City Bap-
lists, will have is first session In Eel
lOwship Hall. Thursday At . pm.
Make Pilgrim your visiting Church.
The Church Of Lofty Fellowship"
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Duluth News
by ZII4I4AH n. WATERS

In q eolorful ceremony In %.
Mary'B Hall, Mrs. Frances Watts
McCiinton, along with 10 other
women, received white nurses
caps, signifyinR the completion Of
their training a. licensed practical
nurses.
The Gaping exercises were the
first OF It's kind ever held In Min
nesota under the new law recently
passed. II was highlighted With
talks by DIR. Philip Eckman, q
member of the Minnesota State
Board Of examiners Of nurses and
Mrs. Nita Soltean, president Of the
second District Registered nurses
association.
Mrs. Madeline Bradford Of the
medical and nursing service bu-
reau was In charge Of the pro-
gram.
Mr.. Clifford RuckeP Of 81. Paul,
was In the city Thursday and Fri
day last week, conducting an In
veatigatlon OF the employment sit
uation. While here, Mr.. Rucker
resided nj Hotel Duluth. He in
terviewed several persons, among
whom were Mrs. Ann Albright
and Miss Gertrude johnson. Miss
johnson Ia employed In Greeks
ready 10 wear. She h the daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Anna Lee Glenn, 1918
No. 6th Ave, East.
The Duluth Blue Jays left for
Pasadena. Calf, for the Little
Rose Bowl. Four members on the
team are Herbert Harris, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brown, 80 East
9th 81, and three johnson broth
srs, Everett, Robert. and Max
well.
Sunday, Dee. 8, at Calvary nap
list church, Rev. Joseph Jackson.
spoke from the subject, "A Call TO
Separation"
Mrs. George Coz. IT,, Of Min
neapolis was q weekend visitor
Of her husbands parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cox, ST., e2s N. 9th
Ave. East.
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SIOUX FALLS, q. ID. NEWS
BY MINERVA BRIDGEwATER
$50 No. Minnesota Ave.

w. aN~a AsAAAAAA-sNN@ aANNa
The NAACP elected officers
Thursday, at the Booker T, Wash
ington Service center, following
q Pot Luck dinner. They arc:
Mrs. J. Stapleton, reelected
president; Miss Lucy Ashley and
Mrs. Beatrice Hamilton, VICE
presidents; Mrs. Daniel Coates, re-
elected secretary: Mrs. Lawrence
DySart assistant secretary, Mr..
Melvin Smith. reelected treas
urer; and Mrs. Robert Scales,
chairman Of Phoning Committee.
The branch will meet the first
Thursday Of each month at the
Service center.
Mrs. Maurice COakley, 100 No.
Franklin Sc. was hostess TO the
ST. John Baptist Missionary So
ciety Friday al her home. A dis
cuSsion of The Worker" and
plans for programs were the main
features Of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Edgar, us
No. Dakota ave. Apt. IL enter
tanned at dinner Sunday, In honor
OF Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Bolts, Jr,
and daughter. Sharon.
Mrs. Irwin Cameron arrived
Sunday from Birmingham, Ala.
to be with her husband. The Dam
erons are residing at 203h No.
Dakota Ave.
Mrs. Hattie wheeler, State
Mother Of Church Of God in
Christ left Monday for Memphis,
Tenn. 10 be present at Convoca-
ton services. Mrs. Wheeler, sister
Of Mrs, Lilly Jordan and her hus-
band Of Forest City. Ark. are
planning on returning 20 the city
with Mrs. Wheeler.
Mr.. n. U. Bell. NllnncaP0lis.
Mimi was In the city Sunday
woEshipping at the 81, Johns Bap'
list church.
Mrs. Eta Monkey. Sl5 No. Main
Ave, was hostess to her daughter
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Coates and two daughters and her
son and family Mr.. and Mrs,
James Y. Monkey and son on
Thanksgiving Day at their home,
Several friends united with the
family At dinner,
AZ 81 JohnS Baptist church,
Rev. II. W. Bolts, JT, pastor. sun
day, Dec. 4 the Junior choir sang.
Rev. Bolts preached the sermon.
Mrs. Bolts directed the music. and
Mrs. Theodore Vaughn accompan-
led
w!C.r.U. viii present their an
nual pre- Christmas gifts 70 the
children Of the East Side Child
ren Home Wednesday. A program
will be given. Mrs. James Moore
will give q solo.
ne Pilgrim Haptisa ehaReh Mis-
sionary society met az the church
60 discuss plans for q Bazaar on
Dee. IL Mrs, Anna Burns Is pres
dent Mrs, Eugene Williams,
teacher, led the discussion Of The
worker The Ladies Aid Society.
Mira Al Frost assisted by Mrs.
John Armstrong. served Sunday
evening a. the church
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ZION nAPTIsr CHURCH NEWS

KAOM wARNh1M N@N1&" N~
Sunday, December 5. Was Comniaifison
psy al Zion Baptist. Our soul Nas
sptTftslally fed Wkils Rev. N. w. b9s1
ureached Q soul stirring sermon lis
tsEf sas taken from Marx lslS. ARD
He aid unto them, Co We into tf1e
world and preach the Gospel 70 every
living creature" Music was rendered ~
tias Senior and Junior chairs Two
uFsttsd with ths church. MB. Lois joan
aoa and Mr. WIllis Ewing. One perSon
was baptised Mr.. Ben S8ngieterry. VIZ
ttoTE present at the morning service
were, Mrs. Susie King and Edtsh Cole
o. pes Molnsa.
PrIth McFMTlin was presented AZ the
3 O'Clock hour in Q concert AponsoLeq
~ ti,s Senior choir. Ne was wondsffal
and ms Accompanist. Miss Sarah MAJ
I'm was also very good: We wise 20
thank the congregation tor TeGponoin6
70 well toward him - yoa Know ne
devoted his time 70 the SISTER Kenny
Institute. Again Z say thank you on
behalf Of Zion church.
Please remember the sick and shut.
ms with cards and words OF comfort
and good cheer. Come 70 Zion on me
second sunday, December " and hear
the gospel choir In song. The hour =
20 pm. You are always weioonns ~
Zion.
Mrs. Lewis Seaton. Reporter
Rev. ". W, Botta, Pastor
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''ChrtStInas without CHRIST" was the
subject Rev. d, G. white chose for his
message AZ the Sunday morning serV.
Ice Rev. White said the message would
be continued Sunday. Dec n
Music tor the morning service was
furnished by the Senior choir ard Tire
Sacred HaTfn0neers. Registered Viaitbfs
was Nj. Donald Harrell immediately
following the morning service the
quarterly business meeting Vas held.
~ TIE evening hour, ne ordinance
Of the Lords Supper va SohaeFVed
sunday, Dec. u. the Senior choir win
present . musical recital AZ m. me
public ts invited tn attend
The Htek OF the church are Mrs VIII
ls D. smith. MI hurtel Cooper. Mr.
Ella Golden and Mrs. Sam Lee. let N
not forget Teachers and Prayer meet
ING each Wednesday al pm. and Q
pm. respectively The Meme fellow
shi pciuh to planning q Christmas party
for the young and old Of ten church.
Tue time and place VIII be announced
later, Miss Edith MAssie q church re-
porter.
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fiiiAti0n with the national council
ere tbs Foreign Missions confer
enca Of North Amsrica, The Inter
national Council Of Religious edu.
cation, the Missionary Education
movement OF the United States
and Canada. National Protestant
Council Of Higher education, Uni
ted Council LOT Church women,
and the United Stewardship coun-
ell.
A hlshIlghI Of the eonfeFenes
was . message from President
Truman which commended The
federal council "i0g exsTtlng .
united influence Coz the strength
sning u spiritual foundations 81
our national ME II . time when
. mAtsTiaIIsalc PHILOSOPHY b wide
spread"
Among those honOred tor out
standing work In improving inter-
racial relations was Branch Rick
~. Church leaders pointed out Il
was the Gssst time In ths councils
40-yeur history that q sports iiG-
uFs had been singled out for q
testimonial.
During the week the National
Conference Of Church Leaders In
Family Life met ut the Hotel Glib
son here. The theme OF The meet
Ing was Tho Christian Family"
Among the speakers was James
W. EichslborRer, secretary Of
Christian education In the African
Methodist Episcopal Zion church.
Chicago,
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TRUE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NOTES
sunday. Dec, SIN the True Apostolic
Sunday school opened 81 the usual
hour Attendance was regular, Ihe pas
tor preached In the morning service
Behold. Ws count them happy which
endured was thG text, found In the
SIN chapter Of James. the II verse. IL
der q. Aktin Of 81. Paul brought the
message In the evening service, he used
for . text. Rev. tn chapter. 18th verse
Wash you robes" was the subject OF
tho sermon. Registered visitors, Elder
George Aktin and wife, and their
daughter Betty. The True Apostolic
prayer band Il at your disposal. viii
pray for the sick, and gladly come 20
your home. call Elder a, Robinson.
bR B0os.
David Taylor Of els Dupont Ave. Mrs.
Gladys Freeman, 1900 18th Ave. No,
Mrs, Mollie Sanders OF 522 Fremont
Ave. No, are among the shut-inS, Rev,
Henry Wilson. Slt Colfax Ave. No. and
Rev. John FouidburE OF the city are
patients al the General Hospital Rev.
Wilson's condition 10 poor. and Rev
FouldbuEg u critical.