Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-04
BEL0IT NEWS
DORIS La BUNDY
1905 Porter Ave-.
Beloit, Wisconsin

6eioit, Wisconsin
Bethel AME church held its
quarterly meeting Sunday, May
Illn ). g. Brewer, Presiding Ell
der in charge
MIS-: Louise Scott, 1913 Grant
st., died Saturday, My q, at a
local hospital. Funeral services
were held at 2 p. m. Thursday
d. me Emmanuel Baptist church,
Win Rev. w. l.. LaBeaux offici-
atlng. Burial was in Eastlawn
cemetery.
Mrs. Scott was born March Is,
1876 in Pontotoc, Miss. She mar
rled Andrew Scott, ST., who
dled seven years ago. Surviving
her are two sons, Willie and
Lige Scott Of Beloit; two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Lannie Edwards,
Beloit and Mrs Lulu Brown, ST,
Louis, Mo-; brother, John Mil
Ter, PontOtac; IA grandchildren
and 10 great grandchildren. Five
children Of the couple have pass
ed away.
Mrs. Scott was a member of
The Emmanuel Baptist church
and of the Mothers Club of the
church. The sympathy of the
many friends who loved her.
goes out to her children and re-
latives.
The First and Second Metho-
ist churches Of Beolit are holding
joint service on Sunday, Nav
29 ait the First Methodist
church. To accommodate the large
congregations, there will be two
services held, one at $50 a M
and the other at 1O:45 a. m. All
are welcome to attend whichever
is more convenient.
Mrs. Pauline Bryant, Of
Houngstowns Ohio, has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Gibson, Jr. for two weeks. She
left Saturday to return home
and Mas. Gibson accompanied
her as far as Chicago, to spend
a few days there visiting rela-
tives.
Dummy" Cameron celebrated
eighth birthday recently by en-
PERTAINING % friends at the home
of his parents, Mr.. nd Mrs. Muir
Ghy Cameron, 1866 Wisconsin
aV.
The, party followed a patriotic
theme, with decorations in red,
white and bue, including pepper
mtntk aticks attached no Tal-
looms. Individual cakes topped
with American flags were part
OF the refreshments.
Music and story recordings
were enjoyed BY the youngsters
Murphy Cameron Jr., showed
movies for the children. Guests
included Ann Pennington, Bobby
Hyde, Kenneth Morris, Jr., a
cousin of DUMMY and Leonard
LaBundy.
Mrs. Murphy Cameron and
sang a duet t the Federated
churches of Beloit and vicinity,
recently held. Rev. Claire Wolf,
pastor of Christ and Grace
Methodist churches in Beloit,
was reelected president Rev
H. B. Gibson, Jr., pastor OF
Second Methodist church in Be
lott, as chairman Of the Fed
GRATED Churches Social Action
Committee, has done particular
ly valuable work toward elimin-
ating racial discrimination in Be-
oft, during the past year.
Three Bandy boys, Shelby, Bill
and Leon; and Clarence GuptoI
have been doing good work or
Beloit high schools track team
Belt high schools track team
scored a 1857 victory over Free
port, May "a here. Beloit's relay
team, Bandy, Bandy, Bandy ant
Gupton won the relay by ;
country mile"
james, Murphy of Burdg'
school in Beloit was marbles
champion Of the school again
this year. Champion Murphy il
sixth grader and the son o
MI. and Mrs. Calvin Murphy, %;
Chestnut st. He was crowned
mibs king in a coronation cere
mony, after the contest.
Herbie Thurman, IA year oil
last years National Marbles
Tournament Champion, Of Soutl
Beloit was guest of honor at the
big Marbles Day Jamboree il
Beloit, May 20, when all the
school champions completed.
Robert Murphy, 1912 Athletic
av., and Harry Gupton, 14O1
Athletic av., had their pictures
on the front cover of 'Hil
Folks, the monthly magazine
Fairbanks Morse nd Co., of Be-
oft, as new Quarter Century club
members, d1avkng recently at
tanned to 25 years employment
by that company.
Southern Gospel Singers were
presented Sunday, May 20 at
$3.50 p. mfl in Beloit Vocational
and Adult school. The program
was sponsored by the Laymen's
club Of the New Zion Methodist
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