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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-23
ZION BAPTIsT CHURCH


The service was well attended
Sunday, Dec. IS. Prayer was by
Rev. Z. Henderson. The sermon
was delivered by the pastor. Rev.
II. w. Bolts. The sermon was
These Things Remember"
Uniting with the church was
Mr.. Norton Davis. We are tnvt-
ing you to attend early Christ
mas morning services at 6 o'clock,
and also at the IL o'clock hour
The message viii be delivered
by our pastor. Rev. Bolts. His
subject win be When you find
Jesus, Go Home Another Way"
Attend services Christmas Day
and pray for the sick and shut-in
You are always welcome at Zion.
Mrs. p. Moore Il reporter
BETHESDA CHURCH NEWS
A guest minister preached dur
ing the morning service giving
Rev Tate a relief on his birth
day. Rev. c. Adams from Omaha,
Nebraska talked TO the attending
congregation and the sermon
proved quite interesting.
The Antler Guard Division Of
the Elks turned out with Mr..
Mendosa bringing greetings from
the various groups. Rev. Tate In
q member Of this group.
After services the Pastors Aid
gave q dinner for the pastor. Mrs.
Leola Young is president and with
her direction everyone attending
had q wonderful time. Presents
were presented and Mrs. NJ. Wash
ington made and presented the
birthday cake.
United with the church for
mally was Mr.. Jettie Harris Of
1910 z. Franklin Ave. He joined
some time ago from his sick bed
but wanted to come before the
church. Welcome, Mr.. Harris.
The Sunday school gave their
Christmas program in the eve
ming. The primary and junior de-
partments were first, then the en-
lATe group youngsters anu auuils
were in the Pageant, The Life
of Christ. Miss Adrienne Merrill.
Leola Jackson, directed the
smaller children and Mrs. Martha
Lee directed the Pageant, Every
one enjoyed the program. The
Vesper Chorus rendered music for
the evening.
The children then came for
ward for their gifts from the tree,
and the workers received their
their awards of merit for the year.
The day proved to be one Of
rejoicing and Thanksgiving.
All visitors who worshipped
here were welcomed by the Pastor.
We invite you to come again.
Prayer meeting each Wednes-
day evening at s In the church.
Rev. Tate and family wishes
all members and friends very
happy holidays and may pros
perity be yours during the COM
ing year. Merry Christmas All!
Thought for the week: Remem-
Der your own blessings. then act
as q pleasing to others.
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ST. PHILLIPS LUTHERAN
CHURCH

ST. PHILLIPS LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Al this holiday season we wish
to extend TO all readers Of the
Spokesman
A JOYOUS CHRISTMAS
and
A BLESSED NEW YEAR
from the member Of st. Philips
and the Pastor, Julian G. Ander-
son.
We wish to call your attention
to our Christmas Day services at
$50 and 11:30 a. m. next Sunday.
The sermon topic will be The
Savior King" pastor Anderson
preaching. We invite you to come
and share the glorious Christmas
gospel with US. Sunday School
will meet at $3.50 and win have
the Christmas story presented in
pictures with q series Of slides.
Our Sunday School Christmas
program was given last Sunday
evening at Z p m. and was a
gala affair. The children per-
formed their parts exceedingly
well and q fine crowd was in at
tendance. The singing Of Christ
mas hymns by the children and
congregation was indeed some
thing to stir the heart.
Sunday morning, regular serv-
ices $50 and HOO.
No evening services,
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MINERVA UNDERWATER
8SS No. Aalnn- Ave.
Sioux Falls, So. Oak.

MINERVA BRIDGEwATER,
63S NO. MINI. AVE, SIOUX
FALLS, 8. OAK MERRY
CHRISTMAS TO ALL AND A
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
At ST. Johns Baptist Church,
Rev. II. w. Bolts. Jr., Pastor, Sun
day. December IS, the subject
was. Where Art Thou" Rev.
Bolts stated that men and women
are hiding from God because Of
sin but that God does sec All. He
made q comparison Of q material
istic bankrupt with a spiritual one.
True happiness does not consist
in the abundance that one posses
SEES but the attitude one has to-
ward God" said Rev. Bolts.
The church club report was
made. Evening worship text was
St Luke ITO. subject I'm
profitable Servants." Rev. Bolts
stated that a. individuals we are
inclined TO become conceited with
the idea that we are really i'm
pOrtant withR false attitude of
things. II we come imbued with
the spirit Christ had we viii have
the attitude of service. Mrs. H. w.
Bolts, Jr, was pianist at both ser
vices. Three viAtors were present.
Mr.. e. c. Collins, 1904 z. sth
St. who suffered q fall in the
bath tub. 10 still confined TO his
home.
The Christmas Eve program
win be under the sponsorship Of
Rev. and Mrs II. w. Bolts. In the
basketball game, WIS Warriors
at Mitchell. So. Oak. Friday, Ken
meth Kenny made - points and
at Sioux Falls W. VermiIliOn, he
made six points in squad A. Wal
lace Anderson and Alsonzo Smith
played a very good game in squad
3.
The church of God In Christ
Sunday school discussion was led
by Mrs. Hosey Jordan, assisted
by Mrs. Norman Bacon and Mr..
Clarence Jordan. Subject was
The Universal God"
The ]. /. c. Christmas party
was held Friday with the Mines
Ruth McLaurin and Robert
Haynes hostesses at dinner at the
YM.C.A. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs Robert Scales, q Christmas
centerpiece, and the low prize TO
Mrs. Lee, Christmas Napkins.
Pictures were taken Of the group.
After the Yuletide treats the
group went TO the Y.W.CA. where
they exchanged gifts.
Mrs. Robert Haynes, manager,
Coon's Beauty Salon, held her
party at dinner at the Air Port.
After refreshments. the party
left for the home Of Mrs. Coon,
where the exchange of gifts was
held.
The st. Johns Baptist church
brotherhood, Mr.. Dan Coates,
president, met Monday at the
home OF Mr.. Oscar Bridgewater,
63S No MINI. Ave. After the
business session, refreshments,
with red and green, reminded them
OF the Yuletide season In honor of
their secretary. Mr.. Joseph Elem.
ings, who left Tuesday TO visit
his mother In Hollandale. Miss.
Mr.. James Moxley, 915 No. Main
Ave, owner Of the Monkey
Beauty Salon, has been confined
TO his home with a throat ailment
for a week.
Mr.. Alfred White, IFS No. Da-
kota Ave. n shoe repairman. has
been confined TO his home for
several days with throat trouble
but Is now back on the job.
A Christmas Eve program will
be at the Pilgrim Baptist church,
Rev. Eugene williams, pastor, A
Christmas program will also be
at st. Johns Baptist church, Rev,
II. w. Bolts, JT.. Pastor.
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File No. 73iSS
ORDER ron NEARING PETITION
ron ADMINISTRATION. LIMITING
TIME TO FILE CLAIMS AND ron
HEARING THEREON
state OF Minnesota, County ot
In Re Estate OF Ralph =. Baker,
necedent
order Tor HeaFtaG PettstsR Ter
Letters 0f AdmintstPatiSa
1T IL ORDERED that all persons
interested show cause. II any they
have, before this Court on Tuesday.
January sra, 1880, at 10 o'clock q. m.
IN the Court House In Minneapolis,
Minnesota. why the petition Of
County, Minnesota for the appoint
met OF herself as Administrative.
herein filed. should not be granted.
order 60 Ftls Claims aad fsF
aeaFtm9 TMsPe0a
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof all creditors OF said Dece-
Proofs will be heard and claims
examined and adjusted before this
Court on Monday, May LIST, 1850. at
10 o'clock A. N. In the Court House
in Minneapolis. Minnesota.
Thsss orders shah be published
Ia the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according to law.
court seaD
WITNESS the Hon. James q. Ks-
this gnd day Of December. 1893
Ernest y LoTenE,
Clerk Of Probate Court
Halt Smith. Inksl q hsdl1nd.
tel n. Y. Life BidE
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CARD OF THANKS

wish to take this opportunity
to express appreciation to my
many friends for their kindnesses
and many expressions Of sym
patty during my recent illness. I
am especially grateful to Rev. H.
C. Boyd. the members and friends
of st. Peters AME church for
their prayers which were a sus-
tanning factor in my recovery .--
Russell s. Underwood.
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Ruth Bullock
N0m0d 20 Negro
College Fund

NEW YORK CITY-Ruth Bull
lock Of Atlanta. Ga. has been APP
pointed 10 the technical fund
raising staff Of the United Negro
College Fund at It's national head
quarters at ~ East 54th st., New
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO extend our most
sincere thanks, and appreciation
to all who by word or deed, ex-
pressed sympathy to US, in our
sad hour Of great bereavement, in
the loss Of our dear wife, and
mother. Dora Dean Johson.
We shall never forget the kind
nesses shown US during her illness,
and at the time Of her death
Signed Charlie johnson and Son.
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Order your Christmas dinner
and party Ice cream or ices from
GIvens Ice Kream bar, 7OI Olson
Highway, Main 04S9.-adVt.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO thank our many
friends and neighborS for their
kind expressions of sympathy,
lovely cards, and kilograms and
floral offerings. during our recent
bereavement.
A special thanks to Rev. NJ. L.
Simmons and Rev Jace Clay
burn for their fine and consoling
words. - Signed, Mr.. and Mrs,
Edward J. Brown.
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BORDER NOTES

Sunday morning. Rev. c. M.
Sexton selected as his subject;
God With Us" The services were
wen attended and quite . few
visitors were present.
Next Sunday. Christmas day,
at the morning worship, the
message viii be The Shining
Stars Of Expectation" Closing the
service. the choraleers win render
Christmas cantAta entitled.
The Music of Christmas" You
are urged to be present.
After an interesting service at
the Vesper Hour, Sunday evening.
the Sunday school gave their
Christmas program. II was wei
attended by parents and friends
Gifts from Grace Methodist
church were given to the children
Of the Primary department, with
fruit, candy and nuts distributed
TO all present. A very good time
was had by all
ST. PETERS CHURCH NEWS
The Christmas Spirit il arrtv-
ing in ST. Peters as plans are be-
ing made TO gladden. the hearts OF
the very young. the very old, and
those in the middle brackets.
The pastor. the Rev. N. L. Sim
mons, read q letter Of thanks
from the former Presiding Elder,
the Rev. VIM. z. Guy, Sunday,
Dec. IL. who il now confined with
illness at his home In Springfield.
Ill Our greeting reached him on
Thanksgiving Day.
Congratulations TO Rev and
Mrs. NJ. l. Simmons on their sew
enth wedding anniversary.
Are you. my good reader, a lost
strayed or stolen member Of St
Peters Church? II 80. you can dc
your church q good turn by re.
turning in time TO help finish our
drive for four thousand dollars
before the beginning of the new
year. That was our goal for the
first three months. Mail your
check to let US know you still
care. The church still cares about
you.-Mrs. w. @. Maxwell.
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RUTH BULLOCK
York City. II was announced by
Mr.. William J. Trent. Jr., eHecu-
tive director OF the Fund.
A I94s graduate Of spelman
College. one Of the 81 private ac-
credited colleges participating In
the Funds annual fund-rRising
campaigns Miss Bullock also at
tended the School Of English,
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File No. f2lS9
ORDER ron NEARING or FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR
INFLAMMATION

DISTRIBUTION
State OF Minnesota, County OF
Hsnnepln. In Probate Court.
Re Estate Of Mariana Calves Car
bORell, pecedent
1T Is ORDERED that the final
account and petition for eNamina-
tion thereof and for distribution,
filed herein, be heard on Monday,
January 18th, 1850. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ by this Court In the Court
House In Minneapolis Minnesota.
and that all persons interested In
this estate present objections, II
any, why said petition should not
be granted,
This order shall be published In
the Minneapolis Spokesman, and
copies thereof mailed according 90
law.
CSEAL)
WITNESS, the HON. JAMES q
KEHOE, Judge OF Probate Court.
this 18th day Of December. 1919.
Ernest = LorenH,
Clerk Of Probate Court
Hall, smith n Hedlund. Attorneys
al Produce BLDG
Evening star., 1949-05-22
Plans Made
For Benefit
STYLE Show

Plans have been completed for
the fashion show to be given for
the benefit of the Coast Guard
Memorial Chapel Fund on June 10
at the Army Navy Country Club.
At tea at the home Of Mrs. Ellis
Reed Hill, wife of the engineer
in-chief of the Coast Guard. Friday
afternoon reports were made by
members of the various committees
arranging the event.
Among those present were Mrs.
Joseph r. Farley, wife Of the COM
mandant, United States Coast
Guard, who is honorary chairman
of the benefit fashion show: Mrs.
g. r. Hicks. executive chairman;
Mrs. H. G. Hamlet. honorary
chairman, Patroness Committee;
Mrs. K. L. Burke. chairman; Mrs.
Merlin O'Neill, honorary chairman.
Ticket Committee; Mrs. r.. T.
Alexander, chairman; Mrs. Ellis
Reed Hill. honorary chairman,
publicity; Mrs. K. K. Cowart. Mrs.
j. A. Kerrins, publicity; Mrs. P. M.
Stewart. Mrs. II. c. Moore, Mrs.
C. A. A. Anderson, hostesses; Mrs.
A. C. Richmond, music; Mrs. z. @.
Rose, Mrs. r. A. Leamy. telephone:
Mrs. Marius De MARITIME. door
prizes: Mrs. 8. H. Evans, programs,
and Mrs. j. c. Wendland and Mrs.
w. J. Smith, refreshments.
Mrs. Alexander reported the sale
OF tickets to date has been ex-
cellent.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

Backs Drive

A Congressional WIVES CArc~r
Fund Committee .s supporting the
work en- oeaA. Of eane~. control
In the District under the auspices
Of the American Cancer Society
and the Congressional Committee
Of congresxrrer-
These ladies are soliciting cor.
tribations for the cancer fund
through personally written iettsrs.
teas. hgneheons and e<ataca taonAl
programs They are headed by
Mrs. Tom Connally. assisted hy
Mrs. Robert Taft. Mrs s. Otis
Bland. Ars. Clifford Davis. Mrs,
Hal Holmes and Mrs Clarence
Hancock. Their chairman is Mrs.
Albert Y. Carter.
These congressional wives are
working IN cooperation with the
Women's Division Of the cancer
drive in the District TO help ortns
money In with which 10 help con-
troll cancer in Washington and
work with Mrs. Louis II. Rentrcw.
Evening star., 1949-05-22
Opera Association
Dance Next Friday

The Columbia Opera Associa-
ton will give q dance Friday
evening at the United Nations
Club for the benefit Of the asso-
cations campaign fund. There
will be a floor show during inter-
mission featuring dances Of Pam
anna, Egypt and Africa.
Mrs. Ellis A. johnson viii be
hostess for the evening and 1t.
Col. Harold Corey will act as host.
Evening star., 1949-05-22
Enqoqenents Forecast Weddings
MRS. OLSEN.

George Marion Norwood Of En-
poria, Va. The wedding will take
place in August.
Miss Norwood was graduated
from Madison College in Harri-
sonburg and has been teaching In
Arlington schools for the past two
years.
Evening star., 1949-05-22
MRS. DONOHOE.
Norwood -Moorefield

The announcement Of the en-
gagement Of Miss Marian Bette
Norwood to Sergt. Donald Richard
Moorefield. of Arlington. son OF
Mrs. J. K. Hall and the late Mr..
IMoorefield, comes from Miss Nor
woods parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1949-05-22
MRS. NILSSON.
Deckelboum -Mostow

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Deckelbaum
announce the engagement of their
daughter Mindel to Mr.. Isadore
Mostow. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Mostow.
The bridegroom ELECT attended
George Washington University.
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SIOUX FALLS, S. D.
MINERVA BRDGEwATER
6S8 N. MINI. AVE.
SIOUX FALLS, g. d.

Rev. II. w. Bolts, Jr., pastor, st.
Johns Baptist church, delivered
the Easter Sunday services at 8
q. m. The services were followed
by a free Easter Breakfast by the
Missionary Society, Mrs. Walter
Edgar, president, at 1880 a. m.
At the IL o'clock worship, Rev.
Bolts spoke on the resurrection TO
q crowded church. Mr.. Gerald
Brooks united with the church
under watch care. The members
of Lodge, Masons, No. 10 made
presentation Of $22.50 to the
church. Mr.. Morris CoalSley made
the address. The evening worship
consisted of recitations by small
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Coates, Shirley Tolbert, the five
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adrian TolbeTt, and Sharon
Bolts, the two year old daughter
Of Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Bolts, Jr.
A pageant was presented by the
Junior choir, Mrs. H. w. Bolts,
directing. The Misses Sylvia
bOOker ana rose marie mCIAuf1n
and Gwendolyn Tolbert and Dom
aid Smith took leading parts.
Miss Eunice Tate addressed the
group,
At the morning worship Of Pill
grim Baptist church, Rev. Eugene
Williams preached on He Lived
and Yet He Lives" A program
was presented at the evening ser
vices.
Miss Evelyn Reshears, SIC.
student, spent Easter at her home
in Omaha, Neb.
An offering from Easter en-
velopes brought a total of $113.46.
Among the visitors were Mrs.
Blaine Brooks, Mitchell, So. Oak.
The Bronze WOmen's club, Mrs.
William Tolson, president, met at
the home Of Mrs, John Armstrong,
IFS No. Dakota Ave, Monday.
Mrs. BASS Booker, 614 No. Min
nesota Ave-, returned home from
Topeka, Kan, from the funeral Of
her mother, Mrs. Mildred Ann
Newman.
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AGGRESSIVE YOUNG
TRAINED MAN FILES
ron CRY COUNCIL

John r. o'Keefe, s1Ol Second
Ave. So. has filed for alderman
Of the Eighth Ward in Minneapo-
lis.
oKeefe IL the principal oppo-
nent Of the incumbent, Walter J.
Murphy. oKeefe's campaign COM
mittee has adopted q slogan Of
Give the Eighth Ward Its Spring
Cleaning"
o'I1eefe Is married and has one
child. He il a graduate Of the Uni
versity OF Minnesota and has had
six years business and accounting
experience. He is at present at
tending the Minnesota College of
Law and Is a member Of the Jun
Tor Chamber of Commerce and
former member Of JAW, Local
1876.
o'Keefe has the support of a
large number Of Eighth Warders
Of all ages, races, creeds and col
ors and is expected to make the
race In the Eighth Ward a hot
fight.
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MusOn City. la.
by Mrs. Ruby AEacer
zoe So. jackson st.

Rev. Il. Gladstone Scott, brought
a very inspiring message at IL o.
clock to q well filled house,
choosing as his subject, "Our
Risen Lord" Visitors at the
church were Mrs. w. H. Clark
and Mrs. Mildred Longus Of Mar
shalltown, Ia Mrs. Esther Black
burn Of Des Moines, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Watkins.
The Sunday School program
was well attended Sunday at st.
Johns church. The music was
directed by Mrs. w. b. Marlin
with Pearle MacSchuler at the
piano. The Junior choir and the
primary chorus sang. The special
offering was $26.
Mrs. Mary Ewing entertained
at her home Mrs. G.. F. Parker,
Mrs. Chrystal Burren, Mrs.
Myrtle Cheadom, Mrs. Ruby
Macer, honoring Mrs. M. Clark
and Mrs. Mildred Longus Of Mar
shalltown, Ia.
Mrs. Eugene Davis of Des
Moines, Ia. Is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Bennett, 645
So. jackson.
Mrs. Virginia Steven, 522 So.
jefferson, has been i'll for the past
few days.
The program at New Bethel
Baptist church, Marley Ia, was
held at 5:16 p. m. Miss Vera
Douglas was mistress of cere-
monies. The pageant was directed
by Mrs. Douglas,
At Union Memorial Methodist
church, the Easter program was
directed by Mrs. Mary Ewing. The
revival meeting win begin at st.
Johns Baptist church April %.
The Rev. d. c. White of Mt. Olivet
Baptist church, st. Paul, Mimi,
viii conduct the meetings. Prayer
meetings will be at the church
every night. The personal workers
are: Rev. e. Gladstone Scott, Mrs
A. Britton, r. Allen, L. B. Smith,
M. Bailey, c. Burrell, L. McNiel,
r. Reko, L. Scott and R. Macer.
The Clouds Of Joy sang Easter
morning at the congregational
church at $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Martin
motored Sunday morning to Man
ley, Ia. to sunrise prayer meeting
Easter breakfast was served at
the home of Mrs. Coma Page after
early prayer meeting.
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income tar. In addition there IL a
surtax Of so. Thus II q person
now pays a tax Of $50. his new
tax would be $50 plus $500 plus
so making q total Of S67.75.
Governor YOungdahPs mental
health program won n smashing
victory last Saturday when the
House appropriation committee
voted nearly complete financial
support for his requests. This
Included funds for 5OsS Of the
new employees the Governor
had requested for an upward
revision Of salaries In the men,
tai hospitals, raised food stand
ards and additional funds for
clothing. psychiatric training
programs and a new Out-pa-
tient clinic At one Of the hOspl.
tails.
Other important bills awaiting
action include a bin removing
ceilings on old-age grants; the
transfer Of 720 miles Of county
highways to the state trunk syB-
tenn; a one-cent gasoline tax in
crease; auto and truck license In
creases; and the re-appOrtionment
bill giving the Twin Cities nine
additional seats IN the House.
Much Of the session's vital
work win be done a. usual in the
olOck-covered hours after We'd
nesday midnight. This is q tradi-
tionai custom by which the clock
Is covered by q cloth and thus the
constitutional deadline Of the ses-
sion IL extended until agreement
on adjournment IL reached.
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and 2s. Bethel A.M.E. church will
be host to the meetings.
The conference is the combined
sessions of the district confer
ence, the Missionary convention,
the Stewardess convention and
Laymen's convention.
Officers of the conference are
Rt. Rev. G. w. Baber, presiding
bishop; Rev. Guy, presiding elder;
Rev. C. H. Copeland, host pastor;
Mrs. Alice Cook, missionary pres
ident; Mrs. Lillian Parkinson,
stewardess president; Curtis c.
Chivers, Laymen's League presi-
dent; Rev. Carl NJ. Mckay, direc-
tor Religious Education; Mrs.
WreathR Maxwell, Sunday School
superintendent, and Mrs. Lydia
Page, president Junior Missionary.
Wednesday morning the princi-
pal address on the subject Why
Christians Should Fight the Liq-
uor Traffic" will be made by Mrs.
Margaret Lockett.
Other discussions and subjects
of talks include The Status of
Women Today" why the Wom-
en- Of the Church Dislike to Serve
as Stewardesses," The Place Of
the LaymAn's League in the AAIE
Church." why Pastors Should
Be Active in the Formation Of the
League" and others.