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Church News Notes

PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
A. last Sundays II am. service Rev.
William FiicRs of Loo Angeles as
guest speaker. HIS theme vas Dis
Re called SIN the "Biackout- Of the
world
Attendance has been excellent dur
Ing our pastor Rev. Floyd MRasey'a
vacation. showing svidenees Of . we'll
Organized church.
Sunday the senior choir after .
months vacation vas present. The
month Of August Several members
we're IN attendance at the national
convention In brooklyn, ~ Y
Registered visitors Sunday II church
were Mrs. Msuds white. Austin. Tex
-. o, c. Cash. Chicago. Mrs. Matte
McCluney and daughter. Kansas City.
kana-. Y. W. Witty. New York City.
CoHlse Buckley. Detroit c. W. Whit
ing Hiuefeld. West Va: MrA MsF-
eedss MCGOWAN and Mr.. and Mrs. Ls-
roy G. johnson. Minneapolis. and Paul
smith Of s. Paul
the Young family and the hower gar
dens OF Mines LYDIA Brown, L. Tar
Yer. WIN. Brsyboy. Psyton Hunt and
L0uella Brown.
Special guest speakers win address
~ each sunday morning In August.
Sunday. August -. win be Church
School Rally Day Children will par
tteipate at the II am. service with .
Youth Day sermon by an out-Of-town
guest preacher A. 10 pm. the Grand
Church School program will take
place Parents are urged 20 keep this
day in mind Come bring your chill
dren TO both services,
Wednesday. September I, the church
business nesting viii be held In Eel
loNship Hall Business viii be definite
plans FOR the church building
Come worship with W at Pilgrim
The Church Of Lofty Friendship. -
licity.
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NaEis Treated
Negro Soldier
Better than y. y.

An interesting novel, entitled
Last Of the Conduerors" by VII.
liam Gardner Smith has made It's
way into Minneapolis, You will
ilnd u al the Century Book Store,
a7S Hsnneptn Avenue.
Mr.. Smith In the book tells the
story Of Hays Dawkins. an Amer
lean Negro soldier who was held
In an army prison camp by the
GeFmanA The author SAYS Hays
learned for the first ltme--in an
enemy country how Il feels Go be
treated ~ q human being,
Hays Dswkihs IL quoted In the
book as saying he found himself
accepted a. an equal by German
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ST JOHNS CHURCH NEWS

Just a. the women. under the Lead
erEhip of Mrs, Wayne X Mccoy a.
SEVERAL chairman. had promised. the
morning service vas indeed . very
special one Mrs LenoFs Lame. Pro-
lessor Of Psychology at wilb~rforce
uniNersity was very delightful
speaker. Speaking from her subject
Stars ard Spaces" Mrs Lane asked
the question. VIII they dim the light
or will they see the stars and spacesp"
lhts question being asked Of parents,
teachers and leaders Il Is our duty
20 help the children extend their
vision 80 they may see the Stars and
Spaccs Quoting the sth Psalm. she
Ssta children need something Of power
that enables people 20 learn. men and
their children. and help people %
bear their burdens
In closing her REMARKS Mrs Lane
said every child should live IN q COM
munity which recognizes and plans
for It's needs: which protects his phy.
seal needs as wrn as moral ana
removes hazards Help child 10 see
the light by freeing II from any COM
muaity which docs not support OF.
Ganised religion, parents, teachers or
preacherS cannot do q alone. all must
NoFk together
Assisting IN carrying out the morn
ING service were, Mrs. HaIsI Allen.
Mrs.. Matte Eiiis, Mrs. Bertha JarDes
and Mrs. Helen F'IlbriGht
VtsitorS wurShipinG a. the morning
ssrytce we're NJ. Prank BuchnsT.
Aurora. M J, Ernest Harper. Pitts
surgh. PennA; Mrs.. Leonard smith.
south Sioux city. NebT. viola Shar-
keltnn, Eau Claire. Wis ard Ms Mar
Earet Harmon from Kansas City
Kansas
Ms. Bsstrice Reed broush, . very
Inspiring message 81 the silver Tea
Eporsored BY the Combined Steward
IS Boards Mrs. Reed Spoks on The
much food Tor thoUghi along Inter
racial, Give ard religious trpnas
Thanks 70 Mrs. Della Hosornhack Who
vas program Chairman. for securing
Ms Red, Who 10 . member Of TIE
ssPeakeTs Bursau Of thR Council Of
Joseph Jenkins, instructor Of re star
o. the untNtrSity % Minneaota S,TTn.
meF school Hls subject win BE- an
nounced next week, Mr. EWsIl Gallo
way, prSsfdsnf 81 Ire Meas Cfslb Il
financial Chairman. Mr.. John ~ Pat
ton. general Chairman The men ned
~ Tact must have your moral and
N ne date Y August q. guest speaker
a. the u A. ~ ssTyteS SPECIAL music
sunday August tSth has been go
apart - Canference Clairna e1Tnssav
Our Annual Cnnfsrpnee yin ouFV~gss
Sepeenbsr IN Ni1naApolh, vita Rev
" b1yd, pastor of 81 Pwter A ~
Church. ard hs menhsFs hast 30
Nh coTa Z. Msore b naakiua q
Eplsndld recovery and doss % spprs-
etass ne phons oaIhS eards ana visits
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LEGAL NOTICES

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SUMMONS N APPLICATION ron
REGISTRATION 90 LAND
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81 parties unknown. claiming Aay
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eatton herein. nefsRdantA
rus STATS 90 MINNESOTA TO TuH
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SIOUX FALLS, s, u. NOTES
wings Over Jordan 49, World.

""AAN WV NNN0AH - Noltu I
Greatest Negro Choir 10 be pre-.
sented IN Sioux Falls sponsored
by the So Johns Baptist Church.
Rev. n. W Bolts, Jr, Pastor on
Oct |, la4a, Friday. al the col
iSeun, Reserved and regular
tickets will be placed on sale al
leading downtown stores on or
before Sept lSt.
Mis- sylvia Booker. q new gov.
eminent employee has been tran.
feTrcd 10 ST Paul. MINI. where
abe Is employed al the Post Office
- TyplSt Clerk, Miss Booker Is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. bass
Booker. Bil No, MINI. Ave, and Is
residing 81 tho horne Of MIR and
Mrs. James CFowder, STta Smell.
ing Ave-. So, Minneapolis, MINI.
Mrs Maurice Coakiey and her
four small sons returned horne
after q vacation at her mothers
home in Mason City. Iowa.
Mrs Harvey Bentley, 1i11 No.
MINI, Ave, returned Wednesday
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st. Paul NAACP
Calls on Citizens
To Register

As part of the national cam
paign Of the National Association
for the Advancement Of Colored
People. the So. Paul Branch calls
upon all residents Of 81. Paul 10
register In order 20 be able 10
vote IN the coming elections,
Cyrus l. Lewis, secretary, an
nounced today.
Deadline for registration for the
primaries Is August ~. The pri-
mary elections will be held Sep
tembcr IL and the final elections
on November 2.
This year every vote for civil
rights will count" said Mr.. Lewis.
III we are 10 elect \ president and
progressive congressman dedicat-
ed to enacting effective civil
rights legislation. we need 10 in.
crease the number Of registered
voters in each community"
Those who have not registered
or who did not vote in the last
election, may register in the Flee
ton Bureau. Room 80, Court
House basement. Hours are B:45
am, 10 4:3O pm, daily all this
week. Beginning Monday. Aug
ust IL, the bureau will be open
until 900 pm. each evening
through August "a.
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soldiers and civilians around the
prison camp. Later when he was
transferred 70 . camp where
American prisoners pred0minatsd
and U. s. army regulations were
allowed to govern the camp. then,
he was never allowed for one
moment % forget that he was 3
Negro.
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ton. and warrants further eK.
plnration.
IN view Of the Presidents new
order. I arm taking ths liberty 70
suggest that you request another
opinion from the Attorney GeneT-
al ~ 20 the possibility Of an sE-
ccutive order TO establish . non
segregation policy In the Mime
sofa National Guard
In the meantime I will con
tinue 10 urge Secretary Of the Ar.
my Royal 10 change existing ar
my regulations TO permit the In.
teETation Of Negroes into our Ma
tiOnal Guard.
John Blatnik. NJ. C."
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CANNON GOES EAST

Raymond W. Cannon, Mime
apoliS attorney, left Tuesday on a
trip east. Enroute he will attend
the biennial convention Of Sigma
ri Phi Fraternity (The Boule), al
Wilberforce University. He will
also spend time in Dayton. Ohio,
and in Chicago on business. Mr.,
Cannon plans 10 travel with Mr.,
and Mrs, Edward I. Boyd, who are
also taking an eastern trip, as far
as Chicago. He will return some
time Sunday.
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CARD OF THANKS

wish 70 thank my many friends
and neighborE for the kindnesses, teIe-
grams, expressions Of sympathy. beau.
tful floral tributes and other acts Of
love and kindness. during my recent
bereavement In the loss OF my beloved
husband. John Lewis. Special thanks
70 Rev. u. N Moore, Ptoneer Lodge.
No l, y and n NJ. Athletic Club mem
oers and employees. Sterling club and
the 500 Line Railroad and Local Bis
Your thoughtfulneSs will always be
remembered In my heart.
DR.. Lillian Levin
6TS IElehArt Ave
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Conference Claims. come CIT Sunday
prepared 20 do 90; friends. there u
no corner on THIS privilege. you may
also help 10 promote Methodtam by
paying sonethtng On Conference
Claims.
Rev. and Mrs, Moore have - their
house guest. MFs Mamie Lyle Mrs.
Lyle Is an old friend Of the family and
came 20 be with Mrs. Moore during her
conSalescsnce- Bertha l.. King. re-
porter
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Lois Curtis, Resident
for 20 Years. Dies

Lois Curtis Of S63 W. Central
Ave. died Aug Q, at the age Of 90,
Mrs Curtis was born in MissiS.
Sippi and had made her home In
the city for the past 2 0ysars.
Survivors are James G. Curtis,
husband, Minnie Lots Powers.
daughter. Victoria and Shirley
Powers, granddaughter. She was
q member Of Princess OEiel Chap.
ter No. 10.
Funeral services were held on
Thursday. Aug ~, at 2 pm,
a. CRmphoF NJ y, church, inter.
ment NJ Oakland.
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Blatnik Promises
To Aid Governor
On Natl. Guard
CIvIL RIGHTS GROUP TO
HEAR REPORTs SUNDAY

Congressman John Blstnik
thinks President Truman'H recent
order on Armed Forces discrimi-
nation gives Governor Luther
Youngdshl the power 10 open the
Minnesota National Guard 10 Ne.
gro applicants on q -segreEa-
ton basis. At least that's what
BlStnik told Albert johnson. .
Minneapolis veteran, and Irene
PAUL, executive secretary 6f the
Minneapolis Civil Rights Congress
in Warrington. ON August 5.
johnson and Mrs. PAUL went 70
the capital 10 participate In q
picksting Demonstration before
the White House. The demonStTR.
ton was led by Paul Robson, the
singer. and william Patterson,
Chicago Negro Communist leader.
The two Minneapolis people
were elected ut o meeting held at
Phyllis WheRtlsy House on Au-
gust I. ~ that meeting also . com
mlttee was elected 20 see Gov.
ernor Luther YoungdAhl 10 urge
him 10 issue an executive order
RboiiShing Jim Grow in the Min
nssota National Guard regardless
Of the opinion recently handed
down by Attorney General J. A.
A. Burnquist.
II was nurnquiEt's opinion that
present federal military orders
make II Impossible for the Mime
sofa governor 10 change dis
elimination against Negro appii.
cAntA.
The committee named 10 see the
governor by the civil rights group
consists Of Judge Edward =. Tot.
ton. Frank Boyd, Albert NJ. John.
son, Alfred barnes, JF.. Wenzri
Miller. Mrs, InEa Storlsnd. Mrs.
Cecilia Patterson, Clifford q. Ly.
ons. GunnAr Shanks and Lionel
Davis.
Sunday night, August IS. at
7:30 pm, the Rights Congress IL
sponsoring . meeting At Phyllis
Wheatisy House 10 hear q report
on the Washington demonstration
and ON the Minneapolis FEpC
ordinance by Nellie Stone. mem
bsr Of the library board.
Hlatnik promised Albert John.
Son and Mrs PAUL that he would
80 10 Secretary Of the Army Ken.
meth Royal on the national guard
matter,
TIlatnik's letter 10 the Minnesota
governor said
Dear Governor Youn9dahli q
am writing In further reference 10
uhe question OF migrating Ne,
gToes into the Minnesota National
Guard on q non-ssgreRalsd basis.
II has been my opinion that the
Minnesota Civll Rights Statute Of
1888 provides the legal hasls TOT
the migrating Of Negroes into the
Minnesota National Guard "a l.
now permitted in New Jersey, and
that special legislation by the
state Legislature IA unnecessary. I
do not feel competent. however,
90 dispute Attorney General Burn,
GUSTS opinion 10 the contrary.
IL does occur 20 me that the
Presidents July 10 executive or.
der 20 the effect that the policy
OF the President shall be
equality Of treatment and oppor.
tuRily tot ell persons In the armed
forced without regard 10 race.
color. religion or national erlRin'
has a direct bearing ON this aues.
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CARD or APPREcArIoN

NiAh 10 express my sincere AppFeci-
kindness and thOuRhtfllneas during my
recent illness and disqualification Ny
special thanks 20 the blood donors VINO
~ willingly gave their blood and also
10 the membeFs Of Bethesda Baptist
church for the beautiful flowers and
cards and 90 Rev J. 8 Tate.
Mrs. Katherine PlerTo
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DULUTH NEWS

Miss Helen Peterson Of Phoenix.
Arizona. niece Of Mrs, Cleli Miller.
arrived for a visit on Saturday,
August 7.
Mrs. Anna WinAsId left Thur.
day, August 5, for Chicago for q
short visit
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Maxwell Of
Toledo. Ohio, left for their home
Saturday. August 7. after a weeks
visit with Mrs. Belle Hyatt, 1914
North Ave. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Gibbs Of
Minneapolis, Mrs Manley Rhodes
and Mrs. Earl Weber Of 81, Paul
were In the city Tuesday. August
q. 70 attend the funeral Of the late
Mrs, Sarah Rodney Mr. and Mrs.
William johnson Of 81 Paul were
with them also.
Mrs. Lorraine Light and moth.
ar. Mrs. Harry Chatham enter
tanned al q miscellaneous shower
for Mrs, Clarence Jones on Sattr-
day, August 7, Bt their home. 600
East Ilth 81
Mr.. and MTS. WeIlinEtOn Glenn
Of Chicago arrived August 0 to
visit with relatives.
MIR. IiOnSFa Collins Of Chicago
arrived Tuesday. August 3. 10 al.
tend the funeral Of the late Mrs
Sarah Rodney. She Is the house
guest Of Mrs. Anna Lee Glenn
1918 North 5th Ave. Y.
Miss Amanda Byrd % Mime.
Spolis arrived Saturday. August 7,
10 spend her vacation with her
sister. Mrs. Anna Cox, and moth.
er, Mrs. Janice Byrd. Of S2s North
Sixth Ave. Y.
Mrs. Raymond Harrison Of Chi.
cago left for her home by plane
Friday, August Q. after a weeks
stay here.
On Tuesday, August ., Mrs.
Sidonia Black and daughters, Miss
VIvIenne Black and Mrs. Earlyn
Bell, and small daughter, Merle.
were dinner guests OF Mrs. David
McHonTy. TIA East Fourth St
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hughes and
small daughter, Kathleen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Nichols, Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs Joe Waters, Miss Patsy Rick
man and Mr., Wallace Rodney, Jr,
mutOred 10 Port Arthur Sunday.
August 0. for the day.
The Jubilee Boys rendered an
appreciation program Tuesday
night August 10. at Calvary Bap-
list church at 800 pm. They will
appear at the MI olivet Baptist
church Of St Paul Sunday. Al.
gust IS.
Sunday, August z. at II;Oo an.
81. Marks and Calvary Baptis,
Churches held Joint services al
Calvary Rev Joseph jackson
spoke from the subject. Christ a
Priest After the Order Of Melchi
Zedek." His text was taken from
Hebrews 7th chapter, nth verse
Services were well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs q. u. Hall. Ssll
Fourth Ave So entertained Or
and Mrs. NJ e, Lewis Of Kansas
CITY. Mo, at a lunChet,e, Tuesday
AUG 10, Other guests were Mr.
and Mrs. William Bailey.
Mrs. Lydia PTuitt Of Chicago !,
spending two weeks with her sis
tor Mrs Eiva Jones, a632 Fourth
| Ave So.
Mr.. william CBIID Bailey, Ssl.
Fourth Ave So. who was confined
10 the General Hospital recently /,
now home.
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Mrs. Mamie Calls
Dies n FaiTVieNy

Miss Mamie Calls, asia Fifth
Ave, So, sister Of Mrs, N. J.
kintchlow. died Wednesday, Aug.
ust II. at Falrview Hospital after
a lingering illness, Funeral ar.
arrangements had not been made al
press time Call Woodland Funeral
Home, ny. b97T
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CARD OF THANKS

We with 70 thank the friends Of Mrs.
W Powell who passed away July 3.
offerings. Also Borders choir. MrH
Mabel Gonzales, who sang a solo, Rev.
{. 7, Parker and Rev. Tate their words
Of consultation.
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To the many friends and those who
were 20 kind 10 my mother. MrB
Frances Baker ana remembered me
Shils 1 was In the hospital take the
opportunity 10 offer my thanks and
gratitude May God bless you all
Mrs, Frederic d. Jones
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The state Of Wisconsin ranks
first In the production Of dairy
cattle, milk products and hemp
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MOUNT oLIVEr BAPTIST
CHURCH NEWS

Rev D. C Whites subject at the
nothing hour was The New Birth 4"
His text was found In John third
chapter. seventh verse. Marvel not
that ! E4y unto thee. you must be
Visitors at the morning service were
D. J BIRD. Dallas. Texas. Mrs. Marie
Dobbins, Detroit. and Frank Frye, Mrs.
Lillian MaruhAll. Mrs, Lillian Greene.
Leroy Johnson, Mrs. Carrie Ailep.
Moses Garden, Mrs. Katherine GTesh-
am Mrs. FtoIena Garden. Mrs. Leonia
Goodman. Mrs. Siberia Woods and
Mrs, Victoria Medlsif
Before The sermon Rsta LeotA Md
dlec01. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs CiAr-
snce Middlecoff, was blessed.
Mrs. Lillian hArHhAil united with the
Ushsrs Rally will be observed from
the 1Oth 20 the 1znd Of the month
Total receipts for womsns day were
81 1890 The women are 10 be COM
mended for their fine drive.
every Wednesday at . p. m-Edith
MAssis. reporter.
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
Our Sunday school was well at
tended However we still need more
parents and children. Come out and
let's study the bibIs together VISIT
Moore. Ray Emstry and J. Wright
The II .. m service began promptly
The Gospel Chorus ard the Junior
Choir furnished the musical offerings
Rev. II W, Bolts, our pastor. read the
scripture; Rev 2 J. Henderson. as
stslsnl pastor. offered prayer
The sermon was 81 Rev ". d.
Thomas Of santa Barbara. Calf Hts
subject WAS the Seven vs. 20 Victory
taken from Proverbs z9.i1
Rev. Thomas outlined the Seven
! Vision See how 70 be a Chris
. Value To value your Christian
living
Vow whatsoever will. let him
come
Z vitality Something within
5 ValoT. Courage TO do right
8. Voice Men pray and not faint
= Victory Going TO prepare a place
tor YOU
visitors included Mr.. and Mrs v q
Harris, Kansas city. Rev ~ Kitchen.
Y Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. y = Adman,
CasOn, all 81 St Paul. Mrs Jessie Coz
Chicago: Mrs Joseph B. NeVtns
Shreveport, La, Hollis Simmon. Mas
sua. Bahamas Mrs. Bert McClAin
Mss Birdie Dun Reed. all Of Dies
Louise Taylor Of Minneapolis
The BTU. Was well attended. The
bible reading and the discussion which
followed we're enjoyable Guests at
the BTU. we're Miss Grace lee Tay-
lOT and wade Motley
A. the O'Clock hour the Junior
Choir gave = nice program On the
program were Miss Carol SwPnson
dramatic reader and Miss lone Roach
inStTumentAlist Mr. c Swenson
was q visitor Mrs l. Ssaton. church
reporter
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VISITING PROFESSOR: Wal.
ter l. Murray. PhD., visiting pro-
fessor at Jackson college, Jack.
son, Miss, Is director Of the read,
ing workshop on the campus
which Is serving more than lll2
in-service teachers in the state Of
Mississippi during the second tern
Of the regular summer session
DR.. Murray Is principal Of the
Dunbar school, Phoenix, Ariz-
(ANP).
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01

specialize IN partly raised chicks up 10 four
weeks old. Write Dept. g., Jpmsn Hsechs<fess
Aberdeen, s. Oak
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01
IODINE FOR


z,ooo-ACRE wheat ranch located north OF
Iona and south OF Rudyard in an excellent
wheat territory. It is called spring wheat
OF good Summerfallow ready to seed IN the
spring A fair set Of buildings including
3-roorn house, barn and ~granaries. On good
graded highway. Two miles from buildings TO
school. Price, including sunfnerfallow, sec. coo
with $4,000 down and balance on reasonable
terms. Price will increase as soon as spring
seeding starts. Orval E. Mason, Specialist In
Ranches, zu First avenue south, Great Falls.
Mont.