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Evening star., 1948-04-24
oTHER AN STATIONS.

W00W-570 Kc.-6:55 am. to 6;45 pm.
WPlK-730 Re am. to 6:45 pm.
WARl-7S0' Ke.-e am. to S:45 pm.
W6AY-t,050 Kc.-6 Am. to 6:45 pm
WBcc-i,t20 Ke.-e;45 am. to e;45 PM
WEAM-t.390 Ke.-s am. to 6;4a pm.
W00K-t,590 Ke.-e am. to e:4o pm.
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AUCTION SALES tcokTJ.

AUBREY LEA large. varied stock OF
imported and domestic vases, china, glass-
ware. frame pictures. jewelry, brio -a-brac.
curios and many other items. Sales start
At Z pm every Tues, Thurs. and sat-
6l6 Pa, ave. Sc, TR. 1898.
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I'm lIkIloN.

WINxFM-s6.3 Me-. Channel 741.
8 am to 11:30 pm.
WRc.FM-93.9 Me-. Channel 230.
$50 am. to l am.
WBU1.FA A96.7 Me-. Channel Z44.
am. to Midnight;
WASh.FM-o8.9 Me-. Channel 255.
4:55 to 1905 pm.
WWDc.FM-i0i.t Me-. Channel 700.
Gam. to Midnight.
N6AYFM-t02.3 Me-, Channel III.
7:3O Am. to 1850 Pm.
Evening star., 1948-04-24
AUCTION SALES,

ANTIQUE SALE-Estates.) Rare an
tique furniture, china and glassware; Mon
m. sharp ID. s. T.). Sale to be held
at Frizellsburg, Maryland, miles north
Of Westminster on Route No. 80. CALVIN
ZEPP, Owner and Estate Liouidator. Auc-
tioneers: STERLING BLACKsTEN, CAL
WIN EPP -25
Evening star., 1948-04-24

WMAl, i0:30-Robert Young and &ippy
Homsier head the cast Of q special drsmailla'
ton presented in cooperation with The 2Sih
annual observance Of National Boys and Girls
Week. The drama deals with the problem and
smbitjons Of Americas youth
Evening star., 1948-04-24
on THE AIR TODAY.

WRc. 6:30-"husie Of the Spheres, by
Josef Strauss; Thunder and lightning and
Emperor Waltz" by Johann Strauss, jr. and
Race Trstk 6aIIop," by Eduard Strauss, are
hiah Iiahts Of The NBc SYmphonYs program.
Evening star., 1948-04-24

WRc, 8:30-Gsn. Omar Bradley turns up on
Truth or Consequences.
WT0P, o:30-Voesisf Connie HaInss ap
pears with Vaughn Monroe.
VOL, iO:oo-Sigmund Rombsrss Blossom
lima" nerfoTmed
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JAMIN BENNSIE Ell
anlS LIZ 10 81 o.

THOMAS BOWLING CO.. auctioneers.
931 H st. n.w.-Trustees' sale OF brick
building, No. 21g D st n.w.-By virtue
Of a certain deed of trust, duy recorded
October l, 1947. Inst. No. 42417,
among the land records of the District
If Columbia. and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, the undersigned
Of te the premises. on Monday. the aeth day
of April. AID 194s. at 800 o'clock p.m.,
the following described land and premises.
situate in the District of Columbia and
designated as and being part of lot let.
tered &c" in Poliard's Subdivision OF
original lot Numbered two t2). IN square
numbered five hundred seventy t51Oe: as
III IL in in the surveyors ONCE for the Dis
trict OF Columbia and described as follows:
Beginning for the same on d st. at
southwest corner Of said lot and run.
ming thence east on said street Il feet
8 inches: thence north 40 feet to pub.
lie alley Is feet wide: thence west on SAID
alley II feet 8 inches to northwest cor
ner of said lot; thence south 12o feet 20
the beginning. Terms: All cash. a deposit
Of $4,000 required. Conveyancins, re-
sordins. etc. at the purehaser,s cost.
otherwise deposit forfeited and the prop.
erty may be advertised and resold az the
discretion Of the trustees. ANpHEM !.
HICKEY. CHARLES r 0c0NnoR.
Trustees. ep16,l7,19,z1,2A.
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ADAM wEscPLEsn :, Rdaasno,a 2SituTs som TSc and
rss dsssd v5ns juns g. ef fh'tsfl snd S
request. Of the party secured thereby; the
undersigned Trustees will sell By Pu5lic M
Anot1a 4esdy s Xp4 M 1898 sas s
at $50 O'clock am: Beds, springs. mat
tresses bed linen. towels, draperies: cur
tans chairs 59ckers dressers ;.bnf mFfGls RS
dressing table. china. glass; plated ware
hEes htfefn sEFrER HfaSs and rtf join HsFm
trustees HERMAN MIL LLER, Attorney for
Party Secured, 500 H st. NV. ap23. "a. 20
THoS; J, OWEN 4 soMs;.auetion1sers;
435 southern sale
as 1888 Summit Place Northea st--By virtue
Of certain deed Of sTYst Sn duly recorded asd
Land In Gse Records ss Of the the District Of coumbia
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell,
on or Pqls Prdsy. atSo the soth day Apr 1873
500 o'clock pm. the following described
land and premises, situated in the District
in Harry Wardman and Thomas P: Bones
$55s Ssr Re- pst 5seS5qsd fos si II
subject to covenants and restrictions Of
recorS by premises 1871 so1d SUM- sum-
na feet ase to prior ordee deed Of truat of % sppro1
which will be announced at time of sale;
the purchase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit of .S500.00 re-
stamps, etc, at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments to be made as of day Of sale Terms
to. be complied with within thirty days,
erty may be advertised and resold at the
diserstien Of the trustees. FRANK
JOSEPH LAPIANA, Jr,. Attorney for Trus-
tees. l0l2 18TH st. NV. Washington. D. c.
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THOS. j. OWEN & SON, auctloneerS. 43S
Valuable soS frame dvsiIins; known as
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated
April 2S, 1947. being Instrument No.
1855. recorded May 3. 1947. among the
land records of the District Of Columbia;
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell
at public auction. in front Of the premises.
on Friday, the thirtieth day of April. A.D.
194S, at three-thirty o'clock pm, the
following described land and premises;
situate in the District Of Columbia; and
lots and Is in Square 9e6 and being
more particularly described by metes and
bounds in said deed Of trust: said prop,
erty now known for purposes OF assessment
and taxation as Lot sol in SQUARE 996.
Terms: Sold subject to a prior building
S2,44s00 and prior second deed Of trust
for approximately SS95O0. further par
tieulars. Of which win be announced a.
said trust to be paid in cash. A. deposit
of $4,000 required. Conyeyancing; re-
cording. etc.. at purchasers cost. Terms
to be complied with within thirty days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and the prop
cry may be adyertised and reseld as II ths :.
WELLS, CARL D: COLEMAN, trustees.
Evening star., 1948-04-24

THOS. ]. OWEN SON, auctioneers, 40
Southern Building-Trustees' sale OF valu-
able semidetached frame dwelling. known
as premises No. 637 Rhode Island ave. NV.
BY virtue of o certain deed Of trust duly
recorded, in Liber No. 1854, Folio 11b
ct seq, of the land records OF the DISTRICT
of Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell. at public auction IN front
of the premises, on Monday, the 26th day
of April AID. 194S. at o'clock p.m.,
the following described land and premises;
situate in the District of Columbia. and
designated as and being part Of lot No. 1o
in Charles H. Wiltberger's subdivision OF
Square numbered four hundred and forty
two (442), as per plat recorded IN the
ONCE of the Surveyor for the District OF
Columbia in Liber w, F. at Folio %
beginning for the same at the southwest
corner Of said lot and a,nI running ,.t thenfs e
avenue s5.03 feet to l5-ioot nal alley; z
Rhode Island ave. and the place OF be-
ginning. said described land beng noT a0s
known for ta1ation purpoSss pose as, as Lot So3
prior building association deed of trust
ticulars Of which will be announced at
time Of sale: the purchase price above
said trust to be paid in cash. deposit
of $500 required. Conveysncine. record
ing. etc, at purchasers cost Terms to be
complied with within 80 days, otherwise
deposit forfeited and the property may
be advertised and resold at the dlscretion
Of the trustees WALTER MILLER BEN
JAMIN BERNSTEIN, trustees.
Evening star., 1948-04-24

THOs. J.. OWEN . sONs.---auctioneer
435 Southern Building-Trustees sale of
valuable 2-story brick building being known
as 1854 l. st. s.e.-By virtue OF certain
deed of trust. duly recorded in Liber S093,
Folio 429. ct seq, of the Land Records OF the
District of Columbia, and at the request
OF the parties secured thereby. the under
signed trustees will sell, at public auction
in front OF the premises on Friday. the
30th day of April, 194s. at 4 o'clock p.m
the following described land and premises
situated in the District of Columbia, being
described as Lot numbered Ninety-nine
(99) in Edward j. Walkers subdivision OF
lots in Square numbered Ten Hundred and
Forty-seven uO47), as per plat recorded
in the once OF the Surveyor for the Dis
trict Of Columbia in Iiber s. at folio $50,
improved by premises 1854 L St Sc;
Terms: Sold subject to prior deed OF
trust Of approximately So ,900.72, further
particulars of which will be announced at
time of sale; the purchase. price above
said trust to be paid in cash. A deposit
Of $500 required. Conveyancing, record
ing, revenue stamps, etc. at purchaser
cost. Adjustments to be made as OF day
of sale Terms to be complied with with,
in thirty days, otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property may be advertised and
resold at the discretion of the trustees.
VERNON THOMAS, HERMAN MILLER. !.
Trustees. LAPIANA g. WEEDA, Attorneys
for Trustees. 1919 18th St. nv, Wash sa
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-01
-AUTUMN-

There Something in the Autumn the This does
however immortal
IN the hroes of this 1t for us to do
All through these Blue and Gold Days subjected
lesy to loud of this wording Isn't this
wonderful day.? This from al accompanied by hands
asped and outung and raising of the eyebrows
The only trouble being that wonderful day only the
outdoors There of golden inside and the
from being like champagne tnged smoke horribly
impossible TO feel the Goodness of life this atmosphere You
at the desk, stand your kind of bitter stupor
soufuy through the bars the october sky You struggle
mot too earney Coudcd with campfire smoke
wedge Of high overhead hay rides
sona witches broomstCks apple and other
Of the
This the when xeenly the reminding o
old flame which termnaby burning for
landscape painting departing for the
the hills laden with elaborate equipment for the capturing
Autumn
equipment deposited on patch hadowy Ieaf-covered
ground and the body then deposited alongside horizontal
position After long contemplation perfect
Mother Nature he finds declare noble
that attempt this Incompatible gorousness
would be senseless and feeble at the
At long last under a growing leaves
signing resounds the the "Oh just
wonderful to move" flick Of the hand tickling
vey thread which has descended his face All
Indian Summer lopes along
Now, twilight and enven the thoughts of the evening
cracking fireplace stroll in the night up
studded heaven deep walk the
sheltered by walls of timber One the road
right bridge pause
Lstenthe frogs sounding symphony
to follow the the lake and be
from the stiffness of the night by the monomous tapping
waVeets the cheek of the sandy beachh eCsacy
Once again still crisp peaceful soothing This
real alive enduringthe God and the
where else can the immortal soul find peace?
-Roge E. Preuss
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Proposed
AMENDMENTS
to TIE
CONSTITUTION
of
MINNESOTA
J. A. A. BURNQUTST
Attorney General
State Capitol
St Paul /, Mimi.

January It, B
Ironoaf'e Mike Holm
sc. stITy li state
90 t.p..n.
Der Mr.. Holm
Thts letter Is in reply to your request
asrIag NE to furnish you with state
unut showing the purpose and effect Of
L.Ws Of Minnesota for l9i7, Chapter
This chapter Of the 1871 laws pro-
poses an amendment to Article TX.
Section p. Of tn" Constitution OF Mime
sofa. This section Of the Constitution
authorizes the state to levy an excise
force OF other M ans or iustrume ntal-
ity. or the business Of dealing In. selling
or producing any or all thereof. used or
useful. in producing or generating
power Tor pTUpeIl.ng motor or other
vehicles used on the public highway :
OF this state. As the Constitution now
reads. II provides that Two thirds OF
the proceeds OF such taS shall be placed
in the state trunk highway fund pro-
vded for In Section Of Article XVI
OF the State Constitution. and one third
thereof in the state road and bridge
amendment is TO change th'se pro
visions for the distribution OF IN" pIu-
CeC1s Of such tax 50 as TO provide tat
one half Of the pTOCCeIs Of such tax
shan be placed, In the, state trunk high
way fuTd and Onc-half thereof shat
be placed in the state road and bridge
fund.
The effect Of the proposed amrnI-
ment Is to reduce the prUpOTtlOI OF the
proceeds Of such tax which shall be-
placed In the state trunk highway fund
from two thirds to One-haIf and IN
crease the proper, on thel,Of VIII, h
shall he placed In the stgtr road Hu Z
bridge fund from Unr-thlTl to one half
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CamphOr Chorus
& Hattie Smith
In Concert

Mrs. Harriet Bell Smith, 1920
Rondo ave, assisted by the Ladies
Chorus Of the Camphor Memorial
Methodist church, SOS Fuller ave,
gave a music recital Thursday
night, Sept. 20, beginning at $50
o'clock.
The program began with little
ll-year-old Marjorie Morris and
Mrs. Smith playing the Harp
Of Cecilia" by Augusta Wigand.
Then, Mrs. Smith played "Kanen-
noi-Ostrow" by Rubenstein,
Meditation, first Prelude Of
Bach" by Charles GounO, and
other selections.
The third part OF the program
the Ladies Chorus sang Smiling
Through" by Penn, and "The
Bells of St. Mary's" by Adams.
Other selections that Mrs.
Smith played were "Impromptu"
by Rienhold, Sonata Appasion-
ata," "Ronda Capricioso" by Men
delsohn, 1.-The Lark" "Balkirew,"
Cantique D'Amour" by List,
Selections by the Ladies Chorus
were Trees" Gypsy Love
Song" with Victor Herbert as
soloist. E. S. Covington was the
soloist in the song, 81 Talked to
God Last Night"
The song Mother Macrea" by
Alcott was performed by the
Ladies Chorus with Miss Carrie
Spillman as soloist, and dedicated
tothe memory Of Mrs. Antoinette
Bell and Mrs. Lois Curtis.
oberta Davis was soloist in the
song "Serenade."
Roberta Davis was soloist in the
Ladies Chorus and trained Mar
jorie Morris.
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Monday September 20, the
Birthday club pleasantly sur
prised Mrs. George Cox and Mrs.
Anne Lee Glenn at the home of
Mrs Cox in celebration of the
birthdays of each of the ladies.
Mrs. W. B. Richardson also, was
an honured guest. Her birthday
was Sept 81. Mrs. Glenn's birth
day was Sept, and Mrs. Cox
was on Sept. 20 The even
ing was spent in cards. A huge
birthday cake was in the center
of the table. Each honored guest
received a gift
MIR. Nelson Coleman. 1872 East
10th St. was removed to the hos
pital Friday Sept "a.
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. MOSeby of
Columbus, Ohio, left for their
home Wednesday Sept. %.
Mrs. George Cox, 92S North
Sixth St. gave a birthday surprise
party for her husband Wcdnes-
day Sept %. Present were:
MesSrs. and Mines. Nelson Cole
man, Aaron Brown, Carl Robin
son, Marion MCClinton, Mrs, Zil-
lah Waters, and Mrs. W. F Mau-
pins Sr. Mr.. Cox received some
beautiful and useful gifts. Prizes
were won by Mr.. W. F. Maupins
and Mrs, Aaron Brown.
MIR. and Mrs. James Hughes
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Maupins Jr. of TIA
East Fourth St. Sunday Sept 26.
Mrs. Mae Carson, Gil Garfield
Ave. has begun her training for
practical nursing She is attend
ing school at Junior College and
receives her training at Miller
Memorial Hospital.
Rev. Henderson ReddiCk for
mcr assistant pastor Of st Peter
church in Minneapolis took up
his new duties as new pastor of
st. Marks A.ME church on Sun
day Sept 10 St. Marks member
ship is much cnthuSed and feel
they on the way to victory with
the new spiritual leader at the
helm Rev. ReddlCk pledged HIM
self to help 81. Marks to the best
of his ability and the members
hope TO do as well
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-01
Chicago A.M.E.
COnfab In 65th
Annual Sessions
BY CASWELL ". CREWS

CHICAGO CAMP - The Chi
cago Annual Conference Of the
AME church held its 65th annual
session at the Alien Temple AME
church, Sept. l4-l9. Bishop
George W. Baber presided, and
the Rev. J s. Drake was the host
pastor.
Mayor Martin II. Kennedy Of
Chicago was a special guest Of
the conference, and william Entz-
minger, Detroit district president
Of the Laymen's league, also at
tended
Total finance raised was $4,000
This included Sl727O dollar
money, an increase of $500, and
$66 for education.
The annual sermon was de
lIvered by the Rev. G |. Holt,
Rockford. The Rev. B. E. Evans
Of South Chicago gave the mis-
sIonary sermon; the Rev. J. Lang
ston Poole Of Chicago, the educa-
tlonal address, and the Rev Car
lyle F. Stewart Of Detroit, noon
day speech.
Bishop I. II Bonner delivered
the ordination sermon. and the
Rev. II. f. Stewart gave the
temperance report. Transfers to
Chicago were the Rev. J. D. How
ell Of Detroit and the Rev. A. J.
Irvine of DeS MoInes, la.
Associate bishops present were
Bishops K. c. Ransom, J. A.
Gregg, |. II. Bonner, Carey V.
Gibbs, X. r. Wright and J. II
Claiborne. General officers pres
ent included A. S. Jackson, S. S.
Morris, J. S. Brookens, f. c.
Hatcher, p. W. Rodgers, V. c.
Hodges and J. E. Beard.
Visiting choirs included Eben-
ezer, Evanston; Quinn Chapel,
Bethel. Aurora, Coppin, St,
Mary's. Wayman, St. Stephens
and Woodlawn along with Allen
Temple. They were all directed
by Viola Hill Of the host choir.
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All who wOrshIpped at St James
sunday surely enjoyed a Gospel Feast
| with DR. W Frederic Fisher and his
Gospel Party bringing the message at
all three services during the day To
a very large congregation Rev Fisher
brought the message An Gods Chill
dren Got Wings. In the afternoon
Dr. Fisher spoke to children bringing
an equally fine message to parents
with the close of the evening service
day at Zion"
DR.. Fisher and his party will con-
tinue their very fine service on through
the week with Services each night
Never in the history of St. James has
such an outstanding group been pre-
Sented IN eVangeliStic service each of
the musicians IN the group is talented
having given their talent TO God
=, Rev, B. N Moore has designated
N0Vcmber 7 as Conservation Sunday.
All heads of Auxiharies and Clubs
VIII be consecrated at the II a m Ser
vice
The Church School is very happy
70 have added to its teaching stafI
Mrs. Crystal Burgess. Junior Depart
,nent and Mr. Afford Hansen who Will
DC assigned TO a department soon
Worshlping at the II am. Service
were. Mrs l.. 3 StOyaU Of Wavmar
NJ F. Church. Minneapolis. Mrs Mat
tie UtterbaCk of Danviile Ill Mr. and
Mrs Floyd Graham. Of Topeka Kan
Sas; Charles A Henderson of pilgrim
Baptist, Mamie Ruth Butler. city cdt-
tor ST Paul Recorder Mr. F. { Evans
OF Little Rock. Ark Mrs Ethyl Thorn
as OF Chicago and Laura Strong Thorn
as and Lois Tate. daughter Of the
late Rev Joseph Strong. SO well known
in St Paul
Sunday, October 3. DR. Fisher and
his Gospel Party will bring three
Services: II am, 800 p m. and no
pm II you have attended anv Of
these Services we know YOU will be
out If you have not. don't miss this
blessing
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Page a St. Paul RECORDER Friday, October l, ls4s

and educational. Every member of st.
Peter Is urged TO be present and TO
bring the young people in your home
with you.
Your duplex envelopes are ready for
YOU. Mrs Virginia Stovall. Secretary
Of financial records will be glad to give
you your box Sunday morning The Of
5CaTs fell that every member should
make a larger contribution TO the cause
of Christ than they have given, because
of the increase in the price of every
thing recently. Pray about this matter
and do your best for God and the
church which our Savior purchased
with his own blood. Amen.
Rev II C. Boyd was called to Chica-
90 Tuesday to assist with the funeral
Of Mrs Matte Folden. the wife of Rev
D. II Folden of Waterloo. Iowa. A.ME.
church. He will return Friday. You are
cordially invited 10 worship at ST.
Peter.
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SiOry Falls, $. ID.
News


SiOuS Falls, SO. OAK, Minerva
Bridgewater, 63S No. Mimi. Ave.
Wings Over Jordan The
worlds famous Negro Choir will
appear at the FIRST Methodist
church, Friday. Oct ! for after
noon and evening appearances,
under the sponsorship of the ST.
Johns Baptist church, Rev II W
Bolts, Jr, Pastor A reception
Will be held for the members Of
the choir IN the dining room of
the st. Johns Baptist church At
the close Of the concert. The DIN
ms room has been rCdcCuratcd
and the men VI the church VIII
meet Monday to move and place
seats.
Miss Ruth Eulah Craig. a stu
dent at the AuGU>tana college,
Julnrd tho ST Johns Baptist
church Sunday morning
AlOnLO Smith, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Melvin Smith, 2l6 East Sind
St, who Is freshman of Wash
lnEtun High school was elected
vice president Of ms home room
The 81. Johns Baptist Mission
airy Society met at the home uf
Mrs Eta Monkey. 9l5 No Man
Ave. Friday, Mrs. Walter Edgar
Is president AfNr the study Of
the Worker" an indoor picnic
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-01
PuGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH


How Close Should We Get To Jesus
was the topic of Rev. Floyd MasSey's
morning sermon last Sunday. The
Children's Story was entitled When
Bunny Gave Her Turn"
Registered visitors were Mrs. Hettie
CrenShaw. Mrs. Lanalne Massey. St.
Paul; Mrs. W McClary, LeavenwOrth.
Kans: and Missionary John Ainsworth
this city.
AT 8 pm. hour Mrs. Anna Patterson
was baptized following the baptismal
sermon by the pastor.
This Sunday coming Rev. Massey
will deliver the communion sermon
al II O'Clock He will also speak at
8 pm The Gospel Chorus will present
a brief spiritual songfest.
Our evening services are great. II
you only come to church in the morn
ing you have missed much Spend
Sunday evening at church for one
hour, 8 to 9 pm. You are always well
come at Pilgrim.-Alberta Bell, re-
porter.
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MILL CITY POLICE

Continued from Page -
both MacLean and Police In
SpectOr Thomas X. Jones in
defending Montgomery dur
ing the course Of the meeting
but 1t. Trips statement con-
firmed MEMORIES contention.
Jones claims that Montgomery
was confused and had therefore
advised McMoore to take the mat
ter to the City ttorney's office.
Jones stated in defense Of the
Police Departments actions that
when they had been given time
they had stood up admirably for
the rights Of Negroes on several
occasions.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-01
OLD AGE PARTY HELD
AT HALLE O BROWN

Tuesday evening, Sept. 20, the
Old Folks party was held at Hal
lie Q. Brown. Charles Bradley,
Sr., SAL W. Central Ave, and Mrs
Ella Jackson, 404 N Dale St,
sang solos.
Guests on the program were
Mrs. Holman and her daughter,
Karen. Z. r. MunsOn also sang
a solo. The old age assistant
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zion BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES

ZION BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
Sunday al Zion Church was a real
big day for the Mems Fellowship Club
The group sponsored a pew rally The
Gospel Chorus sang Mrs Bertha
Smith sang a solo.
Rev. H W Bolts preached a fine
sermon. His text was from the Gala
teams 81 and his subject Standing
Fast In Gods Service"
Uniting with the church was Mrs
Mary Hale, Mrs. Leazo Nc Gill. Miss
Priscilla Miller. Mrs. Rosa Miller, Mrs
Helen Ore and Mr. Robert Warder
We were glad to see Mrs Rose
vivian back in church after a long
The O'Clock program was grand
with much outside talent Mrs Willie
NJ Warren and Mrs Clara Davis
offered a vocal duet Others were Mr.
Schoiell and singers; Mrs. Silas Smith
and singers
Our home talent contributed its
share TO our enjoyment They included
Mrs. Mary Crump. Mrs Colleen Moore
Miss Ethlylene Williams. Mrs. II Sud
dith and Mr.. o D Suddith. the
senior choir and the Fellowship Cho-
At the 3 pm services the Scxtette
was in charge bringing the gospel in
song You Are Always welcome al
Zion Mrs. L. Seaton, reporter.
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Gam nr ADJUDICATION

Mrs Bessie Powell. 1896 Carroll Ave,
who has been i'll for the past two
months, is now convalesing She wishes
to use this means for thanking many
friends for thoughtfullness during her
illness She received many flowers,
fruits and cards She wishes especially
to thank the Northwest Conference
Missionary society and the Pilgrim
Baptist church for the beautiful flow
ers and Mr.. J. c. Williams. Mrs George
Downey for their gifts, and the Prin-
cess Ozeal chapter 10, for their loyalty.