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800, WRC-Screen Guild Theater:
Joseph Gotten and Ava Gardner CO.
star in "The Bribe."
900, WTOP-Suspense: Van Hef-
lin plays q cold-blooded killer in
"The Murder Of Aunt Della"
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mel Wilde drops in.
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Dunno plays the wife of the Con-
federate President, Jefferson Davis,
In Bride of Fortune"
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6:3e.
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Too.
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-11
MASON CRY. IA.
nv RUBY r. AlACER
ROa South Jacknnn 81.


Church school was well attend.
ed at s. Johns Baptist church
Sunday.
Tho Rev. u. Gladstone Scott
chose for HIS subject. The Glory
Of Righteousness. Al 4 pm. the
subject was Divine Refuge for
Every Soul. Visitors at 80. Johns
wcrp Mrs. y, Breatol. Mrs. Fred
Garwood. Mrs. Tyler Stewart and
oienora CabbeIn. Mira Leona Nc
Neil joined the church.
TIE home Of Rev. and NIFA. n. y.
PARKER was tho scene Of q happy
surprise Thursday. March =, which
MARKED Mira PArker's birthday.
Members and friends Of New Bib
bic Baptist Church OF Manley. Ia
were the guests,
Mira. Laura stewart. Mira Lena
johnson end Mrs. Mable Bailey
are able TO BE- out again
DlaaeF E'saats Sunday were Rev.
and Mrs. r. Gladstone Scott, Mrs.
FayV Bristol uf chicago and Mira.
J. A. Ashford OF Garner, Ia
Mira g. n Ashford. state presi-
dent, returned after q brief buai-
nes strip to Leavvnworth. Kan.
she 10 spending q few days IN this
city with friendA
E1ttle virginia Harrell has BEEN
shut IN with measles.
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ST. PHILIPS LUTHERAN
CHURCH

Has the thought struck home IN
your heart that you are bankrupt
before God? Do you realize that
all your efforts, all your strivings
can never settle your account with
God7 The sad fact 10 that all the
things we may fefrain from doing
can never remove the thousands OF
sins we have already committed.
and we must realize this before we
can receive the salvation God has
provided for us. We must realize
and admit that we are bankrupt,
that we have nothing 20 pay. Al
the same time we must realize that
Gods plan Of salvation requires
US TO pay nothing, IL asks nothing
from US God 90 loved the world
that lie gave His only-begotten
Son, that whosoever beIieVeth In
Him shall not perish. but have
eternal life" John 3:l6). God
asks US only to believe that Jesus
Christ suffered and died and
atoned for all our sins. that He
has removed our sin and guilt
That u the message OF the Gospel.
This next Sunday, March -. this
viii be the subject Of our meditA-
ton Nothing TO Pay. The
text, Luke T:36-5O. We invite you
to read the text at home and ioin
us in worship at 9:45 am. Sunday
School IL still meeting at Q am.
See our nd for time. place and de-
tails.
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday, March Q. was Commun-
ion Day at Zion. Rev. II. w. Bolts
preached q soul stirring sermon,
taking his text from Amos 4:l2,
Therefore this viii I do unto thee
o Israel. and because I will do
this unto thee, prepare to meet
thy God. o Israel" The music for
the morning services was spon-
sored by the Senior and Junior
choirs. The visitors to the services
included Mr.. w. Shaw, Leon Wal
lace, Leonard Dalberg. Annabelle
Hanson of Augsburg College and
Anita Lofts, Omaha, Nebraska
At the eight O'Clock service the
Senior Usher Board presented q
musical The music was by the
Gospel Choir. A silver tea set was
dedicated 10 the church by the
Junior Usher Board.
Remember the sick and shut ms.
Send them cards IL you are unable
to visit them. Remember the
teachers meeting and the prayer
meeting every Wednesday from
seven to nine O'Clock.
Everyone IL invited 10 attend the
request program 90 ~ given ey
the Senior Choir March 20. You
are always welcome at Zion.
Mrs. Lewis SeatOn, reporter.
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81. JAMES AAaE CHURCH

After an absence Of three weeks,
Rev. Benjamin ~. Moore returned
10 his pulpit March q. bringing the
Communion message: with Mrs..
Cora T. Moore taking her post
a. director Of the senior choir.
stewarS1eMs Board No. 2 aasisted
In preparation Of the Lord'B Sup
per and Calvin Parker assisted
Rev Moore In the Service. Mrs
Lucy CaSon vino has long been
O loyal supporter Of st. James
changed her membership from st.
Peter. Minneapolis 70 st. James.
Mrs. Cason was placed In class No.
2 with her husband Elijah McIn-
tosh united with the church a.
probationer and was placed In
class No. II.
A beauuIui plant was placed
In the pulpit by Mrs- Lille B.
Htovail. the wife Of the late Thom-
a. u. Etovali. Presiding Elder OF
the 81. Paul District, In his men,
ory, Visitors worshiptng at the
morning service were: Donald A.
Russell OF Camphor Methodist,
Clearance Carter, Bert Carter,
Floyd Nettles and Matte GiIlyard
all Of %. Paul.
The Senior Choir win nm the
first Of its engagements the FIN
anee Of which win 20 10 the build
ing fund. on Sunday evening.
March 20, at the Alton Methodist
Church.
Delegates 10 the Youth Confer
ence held February Is 10 n at
Hamline Methodist, sponsored by
the 81 Paul Council Of Church and
Youth Council win give their re-
ports At the meeting Of the Univer-
sity OF Life, Sunday. March Is, At
9 80 pm. The delegates were Rosie
Mae johnson and Patricia Foster;
we extend 70 the Youth Of the
church n cordial invitation TO at
tend this meeting.
On March 2 at $50 pm. Mrs.
Lila Watson. q Registered Nurse.
viii meet with the University OF
LAfe and show q moving picture;
q story woven around the nursing
profession. Mrs. Watson win also
give q short talk highlighting the
advantages of the nursing profess
sion and showing II Rs . means 70
other than bedside nursing. We
! particularly extend q special tEr4
tAtion TO anyone interested In nurs-
ing as q vocation.
The Church School Workers
Board viii hold IT'S regular meet
ing Friday. March IL. at 1850 pm
Rev Moore win meet with the
board 90 talk over ways Of i'm.
proving our organization: . spe.
ciAl feature Of the meeting viii be
the showing Of Improve Your
Teaching a very worth while
visual aid.
The Mr.. and Mrs Club win meet
Friday. March II. 8 pm, with
Mr.. George Brooks. ITO ST. An
thony Avenue.
81. James has launched an
Every Member Bring a Potential
Member" campaign Won't you at
tend this Sunday and bring some
one who II not q Christian or has
not connected themselves with q
church In ST Paul , Bertha l..
King
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-11
ST. PETER ASGE CHURCH

The first Sunday In Lent was
observed In 81. Peter by n large
crowd Of worshippers, The Spirit
OF God was present To bless. and
one happy soul was added 10 the
church, Sunday evening. The Allen
Christian Endeavor League had q
fine group Of young people pres
ent, and the discussion was very
helpful
The Sunday school IL taking on
new life, and the attendance h Inn
proving. The Superintendent 10
planning with the teachers for q
great Easter program. The pupils
are requested 10 cooperate with
us In making this Easter Q great
day in our church.
The Trustees met Wednesday
evening. and win be able TO make
q report To the Quarterly Confer
snce Thursday.
Sunday, March -, Morning wor.
ship at l0:to, subject. The Trans
fiRuration OF Jesus Matt. IT'D.
Evening worship at T:3O. subject:
The Healing Power Of Jesus
Christ" MARK S;l9.23I. Sunday
School at $50 am Allen Christian
Endeavor at Q pm.
The Senior Choir will have their
monthly musical. Sunday evening,
March 20 They have Q good pro-
gram outlined. and II deserves your
support. Please tell all your fam
lily about the program, and invite
them TO come with you The choir
10 trying 20 help the Church, 10
encourage them.
You are invited TO come and
worship with us At anytime.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-11
BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH
Our pastor. Rev. Jerome s. Tate,
preached another inspiring mes
sage Sunday at the morning ser
Wees. His subject was The King
dom OF God Must" taken from
ST. Luke il:23. Five persons were
baptized. They were Mines. Emma
Hin, Mary CIAridy. Katherine
Pierro. Issae Vernon and Mr.. VIII
han Jenkins. The services were
well attended with the music being
rendered by the Junior and Senior
Choira.
The afternoon services under the
direction Of the Deacon Board was
successful Rev. ID, c. White was
the guest speaker. Mr.. SilAs Smith
and the SmithonIhns and the Cos
pei Chorus OF. Mt Olivet Baptist
Church gave some stirring must
cal numbers. Elder q. w. McCon-
nell and Mrs. Jeanette johnson
and her quintet from the Congre-
gational Church of God and Christ
also participated In the program.
Rev. d. c. White. q dynamic speak
er win return next Sunday, March
Is, 70 preach the Dedicatorial
Services for our new pewS and
choir offs. II you haven't heard
him don't fail to come out TO our
afternoon services this Sunday.
Come early 10 get seats. A number
Of choiFa, choruses and soloists Of
the Twin CItiaa Will furnish AonRR
that win touch your very soul. The
public In cordially invited TO at
tend. The DeAconess' Of our church
will serve q turkey dinner direct
ly after the morning services. The
Bethesda Boys Club win serve
tea
Rev. TtAte's subject for next
week win be Giving Thanks. -
Sarah Benson, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-11
THANK YOU CARD

For the kindness shown by our
81. Paul friends during the sudden
passing Of our father. Mr.. Robert
" Brown of Des Moines, Iowa, Feb
Is, istS, ne would like TO Aeknow
ledge our appreciation. To those who
sent floral offerings. kilograms,
cards and other expressions Of
bsTs OF tht many auNtiIaTtss. queen
OF ShsBA Chapter No. 8, OES, KsE-
lsTettes, family and friends, 60 our
heartfsu thanks
Marion l. Brown. son
Lydia A Pillow, daughter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-11
CARD OF THANKS

We wish 90 extend our most sin
csre thanks TO all who by word OF
Kind deed helped comfort " during
the illness and passing OF our be-
loved husband and brother in-lRw.
James Calvin Hudson, who left Us
on February 10.
We shall never forget those who
were so thoughtful and kind.
Special thanks to the ksys. u. {.
Boyd, a. W. Bolts, lace e. Clay
burn, &. r. Parker and Carl Mckay.
Also to King David Lodge. aimee
Exalted rulers Council No. - and
Lodge, MiRnshahA Temple and Past
the Spok and Recorder news
papers and Emma Thompson Court
Mary Hudson, wife
Minneapolis
Robert DAcua. Dos
hOineS
Leonard Dacua, Detroit
sidney DacuA Chicago
brotheTs-in-laW
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-11
DISTRICT CogaT
FeaFSh I1aleaal ntaeFirt

DISTRICT CogAT
Fsarth JSdletal DtatFtrt
state Of Minnesota
County Of Hvnnepin
sUMMONa
Elizabeth l. Brock. Plaintiff
Paul " Brock. Defendant
rae state 90 Mimaesssn 90 The ASSVr
NAMED petenaRnsI
You. Paul ", Brock. are hereby
summoned and required TO answer
the complaint Of the Plaintiff In the
above sntitisd action. which COM
plalnt has been filed In the office Of
the clerk Of said District Court. az
the City Of Minneapolis, Hsnneptn
County, and state Of Minnesota and
10 serve q copy Of your answer TO
the said complaint on the subscriber
a. his office, in gta Pence Building,
Minneapolis, In the said County Of
Hsnaspin within Thirty ttol days
after service Of this sUmous upon
you. exclusive % the DAY OF such
service; and W you tail to answer
the said complaint within the time
aforesaid. the Plaintiff In this action
Wtii--Appty 20 the Court for the
rslief demanded In said complaint
together With the costs and dis
harsemRats Of thts action. Dated
asth day % Jan AID, lpte
jonas q schwartz
Attorney for ftAlntiff
ala Pence HattdiaR
MinRsApoiia. Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-11
SIOUX FALLS. 8. D.
MINERVA BRED0EwATKR
03s n. Minnesota Ave.

e5s n. Minnesota Ave-
PIsase Notes Mr.. Raymond Tay-
IoR, Minneapolis or 81 Paul. MINI,
formerly OF Sioux Falls, SD. con-
tact a. Ro0n m possible Mr.. James
Monkey. MOxiey Beauty Salon.
Sioux Falls, Money Matters Pend
ing.
Corrueaaoai Mr.. Daniel Coates.
$40 n. Mable g.. returned from
81. Louis, No. from Visiting hts
father who was m instead Of az
Atehina0n, Kans. a. was reported
g. Johns Baptist ChaFch. Rev.
H. w. Bolts. Jr.. Pastor. Sunday
March Q, text. g. Matt Q. sub
ject spiritual Investment" AZ
3 pm. the Youth FelIowHhip, Don
aid Smith, president, met In the
dining room OF the church with
the Needie crRft Cub. Mrs. Ruth
McI.aurfn. president, M hoStaaDa@.
Evening worwhip subject, The
Power Of God" Tommy Anderson,
member Of the Junior Choir. rem
dered the solo part of Swing Low
Sweet Chariot
FBiTtnaay Oueme: On March 4,
Miss Aka Steele was entertained
AT dinner by Beatrice Hamilton ~.
uiated by Earnest Barger AZ the
home OF the former. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Warden. Mrs. Earnest Barger
and Mrs Addie johnson. Miss
Steel n the sister Of Mrs. Charles
Warden.
Returns to CITY, Mrs. Joaeela
WoodsOn formerly Of the city who
has been living In Texas for sever
Al months returned 70 the city last
week.
Mr.. wine White, an employee at
MorrelI Packing Plant building de-
partment, reports that at present
he A the only one working there,
Mr.. White In q resident OF Omaha.
Neb. and when In the city resides
at the Booker +. Washington Cen.
ter.
Mr.. virgil q. AmdcFp0n of 800
West Bailey 81. IL Htiil a patient
At the Veterans hospital, Lincoln.
Nebraska, Ward No. 2. Room 245.
Dsanns and Patrick WelcheF.
grandchildren OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Virgil Anderson. celebrated their
birthday with Dianns. age two on
March 8 and Patrick age one year
ON March 3, at the home Of their
grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Armstrong,
Ilb ". Dakota Ave, Apt. 10, en-
teFtained at dinner Sunday Miss
Evelyn Beaheares and Mr. Wilbur
Phillipa, students NJ the sioux
Falls College at their Apartment.
Miss Georgia Rose clayton. sl&
". hAble st. returned nome
Wednesday from Minneapolis. she
was the guest OF Miss sylvia
Booker and the house guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Crowasr
Miss Clayton, q senior NJ W@Sn'
ington High School. reported oil
having . wonderful time. mia 30,
Clayton modelled Tor q LuStra-Silk
permanent while In MINNEAPOLIS
Rev. and MRS. EnSene Wiii'ass's
were the dinner guests Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George hnIhoilana
and family At his home, Mr.. Mul-
holland was former elassInAte
Of Rev. Williams,
Pilgrim baptist Church, Rev
Eugene williams, pastor, Sunday,
March 9, subject. How l Estimate
WIN OF God. Morning Comnun-
ton was given. Evening worship
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BRIEE NEWS SCENE
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found daily At The ObeT Boys Club.
Raymond Cannon and Han know
more Minnesota Negro history
than any ten other Minnesotans.
EstyT Bradley made study OF the
history OF the Minnesota Negro
during the WPA Writer'S project
days, which was q good one.
Aha,ott VRaahhurn. d,rnctor M
the General Mills publ,e reiaiiona
aroaytmnn, ana us,nher MInns.n-
oils FEpc commission made n
main hsfore the 1o,.ne NJ RsDra.
aeniativen Iabor oommitte. tina,
ne,ther he nsF n n. Theas eoula
sneak for General MIllm. ON Frpc
WnShburn snake for FEpC and
Thode IN chairman OF the Mime
sofa Employers board. which has
led the fight against the proposed
law,
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hearing Chnntenson had read a
RnnaeS'u Dlsr.t article ON Charles
snnul.iing millionaire Negro. Dur.
ham. NJ C inn,Fanee man, Chris.
tsnnan,a uurpoaa was N Mho,V how,
a Negro could rise 20 wealth with.
out an FEpC law slmmoWa pro-
d,,eed a telegram from sDauIdsnx
In which the b,,ulncan leader said
-. fail Ia see where the
Da.sars NJ such Ieyi.lation wo,,,d
On other than rai.e aemocrnev "a
n status Of greater rsspcctnbility "
o".'' S" uynA'0 you,'s
ng'''A'"' rom NAH~.o' wiz %
.he ahh"ai d'nho' speaker Marcn
"a TOT the mnsapoaS oIoA'
League 81 So'I'n~h S'S'''o''Ai Jun.
io' n"'""'h' t'n''~h " "e"'''''e"
IN some quAl''ts PoSS'O'e
DFL e"ha'"@'e TOT governor
Rev. Francis dIlllEan got the
best OF the dsbate with Otto Chris
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-11
eNuWHY VouptO, BARnUR
tN NEW LOCATION

Chubby Young. barber. formerly
employed at Brownies barber
shop. In nav employed At Battles
barber Hhop. bsa Lyndair Avenue
North. Hours for service are from
3 10 $50 weekdays and from =
TO 7 Saturdays Mr., Young an.
n0uneed.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-11
CARD or THANKS

We wish TO thank the many
friends for their beautiful floral
offerings. cards and kilograms that
were sent In memory OF Mother
Mary Frances Hickey. Especially
do wish TO thank RsVeTends Joseph
Turner, Floyd Massey, u. c. White.
and e. Ciayburn and Joseph Jack
son for their kind dseda
Harold Orange, nephew
Leon and George Orange,
nephew and son
Mr. and Mrs. Lionsll Allen.
friends
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-11

The young people Of MI ObVst
Baptist church are sponsoring .
Crusade Tor Christ, beginning at
thu church March ~. and ending
March 10 I-hs Rev. a. }. JarmOn,
pastor, Shiloh Baptist church,