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rSpA urrr, P.r..l,s Can,r.,


Internal parasites Of livestock
ear Be controlled az . highly re-
wariing degree. resulting in less
waste % grain ard other feeds and
Offering better opportunity 20 main
tain sound foundation animals for
hifHsc expansion % livestock pro.
ductiun when grains are again
plentiful, says the U s depart.
men, - agriculture. Department
specialists say Internal parasites
cause infested animals ard poultry
to require more ETatn and other
teeds than healthy stock IN order
10 produce the same amount q
meat milk, sRrs, and related pro.
ducts Internal parasites Increase
hs number q deaths among
younE animals frequently stunt
survivors, cause marketed aninals
TO b Inferior, ard often are the
cause ~ rundrmnations u narts
and earcasEcs A publication.
Saw Grain hv Controlling Intern.
81 Parasites" - available through
county agricultural agents. state
agricultural colleges. ard TIE
uSDA, Washington. y, c
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NOTICE 90 INCORPORATION
MINNESOTA IsNTMENT 90.

Notice - hereby given that Min
ngsota tnvpatnsut Go. u the name
% a e"TRoTatiou Incorporated IN.
der the Minnesota Business CnFpor.
alton Act. that the date % tneoF-
poratiop % said corporation vas
the third day af JAnuaFp. lats. mat
the general nature % the business
about 10 - Conducted and beiuE
conducted ~ W 10 20 buy, and sell
ard generally deal aud trade in real
Nd personal property; - srset aud
construct buildings and houses Go
act a. agents and bFuksrs aud aur-
tiUnesrs In real estate and peTsnnAl
property. 60 carry % q general in o.
aarance business. 10 conduct .
general Investment and collection
business. and % DO any and all
thihEp tnrtasRtRl "a, or reasonably
necessary % convenient In robnee-
tea Nth ths cRrFyinE on % said
business
That the address o. It's REGISTERED
oFtics e les west Lake street. Mn
neaF0its. Minnesota That the name
and FIRST Board 81 DtreCters. the
sane wins tdentical are
4 q J RaHmAnR, t23T y y Polk
street Minneapolis, Ninn
" ' " Bauuaaah, tgfA tsth Ave
nas So, Minn~apCltN Man
Aw@aRe 81. Minneapolis, Nina
Eiieen " t'auuaaHH. 9g1f y o. Polk
street Minneapolis Minn
MINNESOTA INVESTMENT CO
VILLAS Ssltu
AtssTwsN At tAw
tsa NstroPslttan tIfs RullafnE
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HFNahltsAsd ~ Minneapolis
Spokesman. IAh- ~. 1881
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InAatian 81 rirra

ne the air In Ire tire that car
riss the load. No tire can give sat.
iKfaetary service unlrss u 10 the
correct sire and type. and correct
air pressure Is maintained Every
tire represents . Fne balance Of
tcrces created by the air pressure
within the tire and The resistance
Of the cord budy and other com
Ponent parts - ne tire 10 this air
pressure. Whenever the air pres.
sure is either greater or less than
that reConmsnded. this balance h
upset and the result - premature
failure due 10 abnormal stresses
and strains set W within the tire,
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SIOUX FALLS, s. D.

New Years baby. ths first born
% Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris.
lis No. Dakota Ave, Apt !. has
been named Gwsndlyn. Mrs. HAE-
MS and Cagend1yn arrived homs
Monday and both are doing fine.
Doris Elalne IL the name given
% the sixth child born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Joining Hildreth. llb No.
Dakota Ave, Apt B. Mrs.. Hi
dretb and Doris Elaine both ara
dong fine.
Mrs.. MenrT aresg. z3os 30 Phil
lips Ave, owner % the Creers
Beauty Salon. returned home
Tuesday after . Yulstids visit Il
Chiekhaha, Okla with her two
brothers and other relatives. I'm.
route 10 Oklahoma. Mrs. Greer
was ths holssgiieat Of Mr.. James
G, Greer. Omaha. Hebr.
Mrs. James q. haSEi~y. giS No.
Main Ave. and son Robert arTiV-
ID hons Thursday after VISITING
relatives and friends IN Chicago
and other p0intA Mrs. M0xIsy IL
the wife Of the owner and mana
ger 0f the M0Elsy Beauty Salon,
hsviiis kUts.
MIS-. Ealn May ThsmpsSa. Wa
co, TEXAS, arrived Thursday 20 be
tha house guest Of her sister and
brothsF-in-laW, Mr. and Mrs Al
q. Frost, eis No. Minnesota Ave.
Miss 0eaEKiA Rose ClAytSa, sI2
No Mabeis a.. was hnstsas Al her
home In honor Of Misa Evelyn
Brooke. Mitchell. 30. Dak.. who
was the house guest Of Miss Jane
Andersen.
Miss Eaia Rath CFnig. student
At AuEuHtaha college. returned 10
the city Wednesday. after attend
Law at HiI city. Kama
Ths Broaas WSHsn's club. Mira,
Beatrice hamilton. pFeaidant. met
Monday at the Booker r. Wash.
inEt0n center with the president
az h0atsaa VlHitnF was MFa BsT-
nice Milton Of Ottumwa, Iowa.
tic. AgSs. Sansss Zee, psssi-
dent. met ~ the YwCA Friday
and the election Of officers were
held with the following reelected:
Mp. James Lee, premidsnt: Mrs.
William Tols0n, vice president.
Mrs Daniel Coates. secretary
Mrs. Adrian TolbeFt. assistant Sec
Rotary. and Mrs.. Robert Haynes.
treasurer. After business session
. social followed with Mra. Mon
roe Lotion - h0stsna.
blF. Samses Laa. owner and man
aEeF Of the Twentieth Century
club. recently purchased . isAe
Buick RoadmAstsr.
~ Jsha's Baptist ChuFch, Rev,
H w, Bolts, IT,. pastor. Sunday,
Jan. e-Ths Junior choir. In place
with Mrs. u, w. Bolts, IT,, plan
lot. sang. Miss Rose Marie Nc
LmuFin gave q Aoio rev Bolts
sermon was Salvation II free but
u was purchased with . great
price" Mr. Virgil ARoddy united
with the church. A. the evening
worship . testimonial and gong
fest was held. Mr.. Jamea Martin.
q former member Of the church.
was rpinAtated In flili membership
by q vote after HIS declaration,
Mrs. HeFaiue Aailtsa. ottumwA.
Is,.sra afaear ~ h4Wa MaltaN NEnilh
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ne GrraI ssasANr.l

FsW regions u ths United states
arS a. rich In natural resources 80
arV Texas. Louisiana. Oklahofna
and ArsansaA grouped By ths
y : department o. commerce INTO
he West South Central slstss Thsss
h'ar states saH;Tteuts 10 re United
states more han three afths q ne
naston's cal ard natural Gas ard
more than tSo-afthS u its cotton.
ne farms q the rCncn PrOSaes
Immense quantities q WheaI corn.
rice ard cthsE grains, alang Win
ettrus fruits SUGAR, vegetables ard
almost every Sthsr crup GrU~n n
rAis ecntry
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NIors~avs. 10 PsacrtIms

II has been stated hat micro.
waves. wartime dgvelopnenI
practically WOn The var" because
Of their use IN rsdar MiCrowaVes
have characteristics approaching
hose az hight Their commercial
value IL rated a. extensive. They
soW are beng used sSpsrtnsntaliy
between Boston and New YOrk 10
provide . larger number q phone
circuits than are possible With ne
voice Frequency ard carrier ire
qVsBey circuits ncrrnaIiy used
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14

BiaEes, and tastes, Great Lakes
ore carrier win be launched before
1850 BY Ire Inland Steel company
a. Chicago. Tue new Ehip, designed
~ American snip Building com.
paay, win b Go feet long
two"thirds the length Of tho Queen
Elinabeth--and win carry IN 90
timatsd moo gross tons a cargo,
Powered BY . scared turbine Do
llveFtnn 1000 hoTpepoweE. the vss
col wtii make iSA knots when fully
loaded
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14
FNs No TeTas
~ PROBATE Court

state % Minnesota
County 81 HeuhepiR
Re Estate Of Nellie Lofty, peCedsnt
Order tsT H~aEtaM - Fiaal AreO1at
RRa PVtitlsU Tor DlstFabattsa
u u Ordered that the FINAL aS-
count and petition Tor examination
thereof and for dlztFlhatiaR. filed
hsrstn. ~ heard On Monday. Feb
FuAFy Tth, tstS, AZ 10 o'clock a. m.
By This Court IN the Court House IN
Minneapolis Minnesota. and that
all persons Interested in this estate
present objections " any. Why said
petition should not he granted
This order shall - published IN
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies thereof mailed according to
lAW
tSEALN
wItneRs, tho Hon James q ks-
hoe. Judge % Probate Court, this
iath DAY Of January, is4s
Hall, saith Enkel a HRdlund
7ol New York life HldE Attorney
Ernest y t.orsnn
Clerk 81 Probate COart
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14

Death and health losses SUFFERED
nom stomach worms. hnEWorrns.
nukea, bodulaF worms snd tape
worms IN livestock continue 10 Be
tremendous. notwithstanding that
science has shown the way 10 con.
trol mos, q hem IN sheer, para.
sitisms eutstftP all other diseases
n Importance
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14
MASON CRY, "A.

sunday school was well attend
ed at st. John Baptist Church
Sunday,
Rev, n q, Scott brought the
message, using m his subject.
The Authentic Christ" Rev. u,
y. Parker brought the sermon at
the evening service, His subject
was. Made up mind and = fixed
up heart,
Miss I.STra IlenRett was admit
ted 90 the Mercy Hospital for .
major operation Monday,
Word Was fecriVed that Mr.. 10
aeph johnson IL very ~ at the
hospital at Knoxville, Ia
uttls Ralph Cody IL much i'm
proved after being confined TO tho
Mercy Hospital ~ . result Of BE-.
ing badly nealded,
The Sunday school Forum was
well attended at 81 Johns Hap
tint Church Mrs e. Ray and Mr.
&, Reelcr brought the iessuns.
The visitors were Mrs William
Barnett and Mira Ceclle Douglas
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Nov ssuscs 81 panaln

Chestnut great domestic source
% tannlhs, has virtually been wiped
cut By blight Most important ysR,
stAble tanning ausn, nov comes
from ne quebtasho tree. grown o.
meet entirely Ia The forests IL
northern Argentina and southern
Paraguay
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14
Last RITES HELD
FOR LOLA JOHNSON

Funeral services were held
Monday. Jan. 10. At Neal Funeral
hoHs for Mrs. Lola Johnson. VINO
died Jan, {, tn AneksT hospital
after . brief iIlasaa. She was
overcome BY gas and never re-
covered.
Mrs. johnson 10 survived By
two sisters. osTtruds Roper. Of
Detroit and Mary Elmer. Of Kan.
sas City, No: . brother. Everett
Singleton, Of Kansas CITY.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14

llama Mru wilile - smith, mrs.
Ella Golden and Mrs. Anna Rag
land. Let rs act i3rEst ne sleh IN
ter. Rev. d. C. white. pastor.
81. JAMES CHURCH NEWS
what q means 10 be . Chris
tan" Was the subject Of the mes
sage given TO the IL - m. eOnErs-
cation by Rev. J. ElsceTio. Eusat
speaker, and ordained minister Of
The fffSi Day Advent Church. In
response to the Invitation 20 unite
with the church given by Bro. J. L.
smith two persons united with the
church. very solemn moment was
. short memorial. led BY Mr.. John
n. Patton. for the late Father Wal
ter II. Thomas. q very devoted
friend of ST. James and churches
and people of the community. .
poem written by Mrs Harriet
Knight Salvage was read by Mr..
Patton a. part Of the memorial. The
flowers on the altar were from the
funeral service OF Father Thomas
given TO MrA Cora z. Moore At the
service. i special number by the
senior choir Not Understood" was
dedicated to Father Thomas: Q trio.
Alma Freeman. Cora e. Moore and
Lillian BRIengeT led the number
The Senior Choir will present Its
January 20, at $40 .. m. Mr.. Whit
nsy Young, Jr. win be the speaker
subject - Freedom has its price"
Special musical selections viii be
given by Mrs. Doliis l. PeeTy, Mrs.
Ermins Hall Allen and Mr.. Harold
render . group. The committee.
ClArindR Coz, Cynthia Foster. Ln-
Their Lyon, Mae Lark and Allie Bal
enEeF, chairman, extend 10 you q
very special Invitation to attend.
On January II, $50 D. m. At the
church, the annual church meeting
and election of trustees viii DO
held. Those whose terms expire are
l. 4. scipio, J. II. Lynn and J. T.
johnson. Other business will be the
report OF the pastor on the State OF
rent rally and the election OF dele
gates TO the District and Annual
Conference. The meeting will close
with a social hour and refresh
ments. This 10 one Of the most i'm
pOrtAnt meetings Of the year and
should be attended by all members.
On sunday. January is, the cur
rent rally will close. All persons
are expected to pay on their prom
isory notes or pledges; those who
have made no pledge will be expect
ed to make their contribution to
the building fund at this time.
RRFfha 4. King FannRNAF
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev MAsssy's sermon topic was:
Take My Hand, Lordt" Matt. lS:8i.
q Thou little faith, wherefore didst
thou doubt. His sermon was built
around Peter walking on the wa
ter.
The chIldrsn's story was Little
John seeing the Wind" Mrs. ErmA
Sims, sie 81. Anthony Ave. united
with the church.
The visitors were: IneE Bland, 7Is
ROndo; Mrs Victor Galloway, ST
James A.ME. Church: Emma J.
Myisa 32Th FarrinEton; Ellen J.
Thorton, 91l Fuller Ave: V. speese,
100 Hondo; Walter AVsary, 26S
Rondoi Mrs. Roy Green, 2ti1 r.
Pine. seattle, wash; Charles spesse
Casper, wyo.
The Social and Literary Society
had charge of very fine program
At D. ~. Rev. Dorsey OF CAmphoF
Memorial Church delivered the very
fine and Inspiring message. Baby
Barker was crowned Prince"
The social and Literary Society
IL TO be commended for the very
fine work they are doing. May God
be with them
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14
~. PHILLIPS LUTHERAN
CHUHCH

Ons 81 the most important topics
In scripture Is the subject OF faith.
Every person who 10 interested In
his eternal welfare ahould know
what GOi's word teaches concern
ing faith \ few questions, for In
stance. are we'll worth serious
thought IL u enough merely 20 be
lteyo In God"---tO have q faith IN
some supernatural power or being
L. u necessary that We add some
good works OF our own to our faith
In order TO b. saved, Does II mst
ter bow stronE our faith Is, how
nuCh fAith Ne have These are
some OF the questions that win be
discussed sunday, Jan. Sth BY IRs-
tor Anderson Hts topic viii be
The Faith That saves taken from
the text In Matthew s.l-la We in
yite you all most cordially 70 pay
us visit this nsxt sunday at ; Is
a. N See our ad for time, place and
dstRils
Attendance last sunday was very
fine IN both church aud sunday
- hool Two new pupils we're regis
tered for the SUNDAY school, and
among those present al the WorshI o
service we're Mr. and Mrs Y. Dear.
inE, MTA T. y. Carey, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Harness and family. and
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Wade, JT. and
family,
tue cement Work for the base
meat floor ahOaid be finished By
this eonainE Sunday. and Ws hope
20 havs the basement ready Tor use
very sOoh when completed the
sunday Schsoi viii Easst al the
same time a. the regular eharch
serVtcs--s rs q m.--to make Il pcs
si6ts for the entire family 20 attend
~ Philip's 80 the sane time
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14
Ron BAPTIST cat RCM NEWS

SUNDAY, Jan. ., Rev. n. W, Bolts
delivered a spiritual sermon He
said no one can give service " his
heart IL not right. The Gospel ChO-
rus and the Junior choir gave the
music.
Visitors In the moTainE service
were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rice and
Adam Lindsey, all Of the city, Tue
stick are Mrs. q /. Bell Mrs. \.
sAFtin Mr. Al MinnsWeAther 10
back on hts job In the post office
Remember prayer meeting every
Wednesday niEht at o'clock.
Teachers meeting 10 each "adnss-
day evening at ! o'clock and each
sunday evening at sac o'clock At
the church at 1918 Iayndale Ave. y,
the Baptist Training CniOn will
meet Mrs. l.. Ssaton is church re-
porter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14
CARD or THANKS

YARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank friends for the
many kilograms and flowers and
their lovely Kindness shown US dur
Ing the loss Of our daughter and
sister, Mrs, Alberta House.
Signed: NTs q. n. Hall, sister
James HRtchett
walter y. Hatchett
Roy =. Hatchett. brothers.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14

This il none other but the house Of God and this Is the
rnta Of HnaHen" I0Nn 28lD
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14

All japanese rice - a re shogt
grained type u 10 classified h
japan proper - psday and uplsnd
Or common tnOn EtuunousN ard Ela,
ttncuA Psddy rice 10 cultivated b
paddy asas where u 10 irrigated
throuEhOgt Ne growing Psriod
whereas upland rteS u abe 10 CON
plsts is growth in he arbd Ntthcgi
Irrigation. - y true ~ Whest
Rsa Crsss RsIlsf
ntsaSssT rsiisf opSFStions WSrp
carried q ~ ths American Red
cross n = states sna AlaEka lAss
year.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14
NJ. OLIVEr BAPTIST CHURCH

The Power Of Chrtstian Path
vas tie subject Used ~ Rev u &
Waite - the message Tor the morn
tag service. His tent NAs taken
from Lake, 18th chapter. stu verse
'Ana AacchasuN stood aGd said IN
- the Lord. Behold. Lord, the half
% my Goods, I give 20 the poor
and " l have taken AnythtnG from
aay nan By false accusation, re-
sEare him teuFtaiA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14

o. SuaaNy. Jah. Ia at T.4s tas
Gospel Cherus vii spsasoE . aasi-
cal pFoGrNl Nanaan~ will - dra-
EsatinsA fhs pabiis u iaviisa 70
afteaA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14

A tuntar nlssioa circle VII b
erEaaiRsa saaaay. laaaary IL. a.
t7es , -. a. tho bore % Mrs Dor.
sthr hAsstss sss CArrOu Ave All
gpuhg IA4tsa bstWSsa tRs ares a.
u asa IS. marrtea 81 sinEIa. are
aakeA - ~ praasaG
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14
sF. PSgTER A.M.E. CHURCH
NOTES

SUNDAYS Church attendance VAS
laTgSr than the first sunday In the
year The members and frisnds are
10 Be commended for their loyalty.
The weather vas cold. but the
building gAs warm 20 our bodies,
and the Holy Spirit warmed our
hearts.
The paster WAS commended by
many pFsssnt for the heart search
ing message. The Allen Christian
EndsAg5F VAS very helpful, and .
fine group OF young people ais
euHasd the topic Of the evening.
They are planning greater IhInEs
for the good o. our youth. Miss
KAthsTths chiysrs 10 president, and
Mrs.. WTsAthA Maxwell. director OF
Religious Education. The prayer
msetinEs are Increasing In attend
ancs Tue members Of the different
boards are leading the weekly
prayer services The trustees wiz
lead prayer meeting THURSDAY eve
mag. January 30, There will be .
baPtismAl service i0.GS a. m. sun
dAy, after the sermon The pastor
will preach on -JssuA. the Great
An" The sVsHtnk worship AZ I:S0.
subject Jesus ChriHt, the Fouhda-
tiOa stone OF the Church Allen
Christian EndsAVOr at o. IN All
the YOUNG people are invited 70 take
part IN the discussions. The mem
bsFa are requested to pay their
pledges for the Rally this month.
Keep Ia mind the monthly senior
ChOir program. and also the Fouh.
dsFE Day program being planned
by the Allen Christian EndsaSOr
League Of 81 Peter Church. We are
praying for those In the hospitals
and homes. Tou will always hear q
albls message at 81 Peter. You are
cordially invited TO worship with
Vs.
BETHESDA CHURCH NEWS
sunday, January .. vas q banner
DAY At bethesda with . full days
program that tended to be q spirit
uAi uplift to many persons.
sunday morning Rev. Tate spoke
from the subject, Sealed with His
alEnsI" using for his general theme
Does God have his stamp Of APP
prevail on your
During the afternoon services
the soioists OF the Twin City Gospel
linton rendered a program under
the direction OF Miss Viola Nash,
and Mrs bessie Gresham appeared.
Together with the Gospel Pro-
gram Ordination services were held
for the uROrdained Deaeons OF
bethesda DeGeOns that received or:
dtnatiOn were a. follows. willard
Merrill, Eddie Jefferson. Eddie
smith, JshR YouhEs, JudSon Phil
lips and william Cornelius.
Rev. a. ". Bolts, Rev. J. J. Clay.
born aud Rev. r. Harris presided
over the Ordination services, assist
cd by Deacon ID. J. wade OF Zion
baptist Church ana Ordained DeA-
cons Of bethesda.
sunday. January Is. Rev. Tate
will speak from the subject The
Man Who wTsatlsd with Jacob
The men of the parsonage I'm
pFoysmsnt club Of Bethesda Church
are giving = dinnSF immediately
after services and to continue
throughout the afternoon.
The menu ~ill consist OF fried
chicken and black eyed peas and
pigs feet Price SOc per plate.
support your church.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14

TIE t@aAsFship TrAlntas class
@eeta 80 Telrs4Ay svsafnG a. ths
U1a utsh q tAks . Raltsioas "a
ucatioa coarsA
Ths stcE 81 tbs eAursh are Mr.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14

ne T0uth Coanen % uas@tfnE
Friday hiEht ~ tie pArs0nAEs Al
ypguE people % the charCh are
uTEeA % - pressnL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14

llama. Mrs. willie ID Smith. Mrs.
Ella Golden and Mrs. Anna Rag
land. Let us not torBet the sek IN
our praysFu.-Edith MASsie, rSpOT-
ter. Rev. y. c. white, pastor.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
NEWS

Rev MAssey'R sermon topic was:
Take Ny Hand, LoTdt" Matt. lS:3l.
q Thou little faith, wherefore didst
thou doubt" His sermon was built
around Peter walking on the wa
ter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14

furnished ~ ths Gospel and Meas
ChaTua directed ~ NJ silAs srnIth
Ntsttcrs a. the uorutnE hour
we're NrA Horace Brown. Miss Ar
isas hrewH. Mrs Nae Palmer. Miss
1iiss Mae Carter, and NJ HshrY
Edgar
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14

The visitors were: Ines Bland, 7I3
ROndo; Mrs, Victor Galloway, ST
James A.ME Church: Emma J.
Myles, 52Th FArrinEtOn: Ellen J.
Thorton, sal Fuller Ave. v. Speese,
sSS Rondo; Walter AVsary, 1855
Rondo; Mrs. Roy Green, 2tia r.
Pine. Seattle, Wash; Charles Speese
Casper, wyo
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14

The childrsn's story was Little
John seeing the Wind" Mrs. Erma
Sims, slS 81. Anthony Ave. united
with the church.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14

The Social and Literary Society
had charge of q very fine program
AZ .. IN. Rev. Dorsey OF camDhor
Memorial Church delivered the very
fine and Inspiring message Baby
Barker was crowned Prince"
The social and Literary Society
u TO be commended for the very
Tine work they are doing. May God
be with them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-12
Youths Held
After Escapade
On Upper Keys
Milwaukee Boys
Caught Robbi.g
Grocery Store
Al Tavcrnicr

Five Milwaukee. Wise, youths
arc in county Jail here under ST.
600 bond each following a hair
raising escapade along the upper
Florida Keys in the early morn
ing hours today.
The five, who told Peace Jus
tice f. r. Lowe they had stolen
a car in Milwaukee last Saturday
night and reached Tavernier
Tuesday night, were surprised in
the act of robbing a Tavcrnier
grocery store about 1890 this
morning. ... ...
Milton Peacock, who lives next
door to the store. kept out of
sight while the robbery was taxi
ing place because two of the
boys stood guard with rifles.
When the act was completed
and the boys were making a get
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-12
SCOTTISH RITE
TEMPLE WORK
TO BEGIN soon

is now occupied by the wooden
structure. The wooden building
will be sold. Those interested in
purchasing the building may sec
the advertisement inserted on
front page of The Citizen by the
Scottish Rite Temple Association,
which is undertaking the con-
-stFueti0n s-s-s-'i
A spokesman for the Scottish
Rite Temple Association, said
today that contract for the work
has not yet been let. Plans are
now being prepared and details
Of the new structure are not yet
available.
The spokesman said the first
floor will be given over to stores
and other rental spaces; the sec
cnd iloor would be for the use
OF the Scottish Rite and Masonic
groups in the city, while the roof
pavilion would be utilized to dis
play moving pictures and for
games and refreshments.