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Congratulations Shirley
who and Several weeks and honors
the extended Mr. Mrs Edward Hicks
who the baby Congratulations too
Mary Beedlove had birthday week? Well
" Sunday of her gifts
sharp present only How old kid
Flash received Mason City that Of In
terest 10 Lorraine Jeffes member OF the
Wings Jordan Vda Ripper and Charles Thompson
(Buddys boher became Mr. and Mrs time Congratua
tonS TO you'll
OF the j. A. concened) Is FLAME AMI
THE ARROW Song that getting quite bit OF attention
LOVE MY BABY by Larry Dane Just too fine for words
While attempting City
weekend believe caught glimpse Perry Peoples Mes
ht Jerry Bea Clyde scroggnS NoTva Brooks Leon Brown Her
Cadel Lloyd Nees Dolores and Jewell Sears Blaine Ash
Mr. and Mrs Jack Ripper "sarky Pud Thompson MI and Mrs
Ampey Van White Luverne utod and others Didn't do
much
Excelsior l afraid to ride roller
thought I'd take spin the While
climbing the knocked and sporting
kids that the coaster didn't
and they won't let forget about bre for minute (mle
Well that's except you Joe
II you read his article. It's goodI
Now really check this off another Of those dead
ends May Sunday perhaps I'll
when the Uno club meeting Saturday
be around WIN youH-As
Charlotte Of
p s How did you like birthday present Mont (smic)!
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WAYMAN A.M.E. CHURCH

Hearts and minds were greatly
benefited on Sunday when the
message, THE Abundance OF
Life" was delivered. II grew out
Of the passage where Christ said
II came that they might have
life and have IL more abundant
ly." The attending congregation
received much and left stating
their desire to hear more of this
type of message.
The pastor welcomed all visi-
tors during the IL a. m. service
You are always welcome to visit
at our church.
The afternoon program under
the direction Of the stewards and
stewardess, proved to be one OF
the best in quite while. Ap'
pearing on the order of service
were the names of Holsey Mem.
orial Gospel Chorus, Glee Tones
and as a sequel. Rev. VIM. p
Grossley and his singers gave q
beautiful selection. After com.
pleting the program, all groups
were asked for encores.
Good attendance showed for
the entire day.
Mrs. Margaret Colbert, cousin
of Mrs. johnson. the pastors
wife, visited during the afternoon
We invite you to come again Mrs
Colbert.
We leave you with this thought
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Churches


and because Of their curiosity to
,,-d.r.,oDA ,hin1. "a hv S.rd
study attained marked success In
their field He said that the lacIr
go 49, go. .h.
Vi Pu'.s h'" P~S
=, The rs..on. Tor The 1.,b,r. M
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many 70 make gooo. AIIer Ine
sermon, Lnls oeins communion
sunday tne ROY sacrament "AS
administered 70 many.
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PILGRIM REST CHURCH

At the Sunday morning wor-
ship hour. Rev. Joseph Jackson
brought TO US a message based
upon Paul's instruction to the
church Of Corinth concerning the
ordinance of the Lords Supper
The text OF the sermon Is found
in Corinthians ll:2S-"But let
q man examine himself and so let
him eat Of that bread and drink
Of that cup"
The significance Of the oriin-
ance was clearly developed by
Rev. jackson, who left with US
the admonition to earnestly en-
deavor to prove ourselves worthy
of the glorious gift Of God which
was purchased through the long
suffering and sacrifice Of our
Saviour. Jesus Christ.
The Lords Supper was cele-
brated during our morning ser
vice.
We were very happy to have
the following visitors worship
with Us: Rev. s. Mckee, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. SAmuels, Miss Nellie
Robson. Mr.. Charles Freeman,
Mrs. NJ. Kelly and daughter, and
Mr.. o. Christensen.
The Sunday school assemblies
at 9:t5 q. m and the Baptist
Training Union at $50 p. m. A
all.
cordial welcome Ii extended to
Something TO remember-''we
shall pass through this world but
Any good that we might 9
once. Any good that we might do.
therefore. Let u do II now. for
we shall not pass this way
again" Doris s. Jones, Report
er.
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ST. PETERS A.M.E. CHURCH

Wanted, Wanted! Women, Wo-
men, everywhere. Each one
to perform some special duty on
Women's Day, August IT.!
Mrs. Earl Baumhofer, wife of
DR.. Baumhofer Of the Minneapo-
lis Church Federation Is speaking
in the morning on the subject -
Woman's Opportunity Today.
There will be a panel discussion
from the same theme in the af-
ternoon.
Sunday, August 9, we heard an
other stirring message from our
pastor, the Rev. NJ. L. Simmons,
from the subject-"When We
Betray Christ, What Them" He
based his discussion on the
scriptural text Of Matthew 1924.
He made a terrible indictment
Of the Christian world, and we
were made to see many reasons
for the terrible slaughter in Kor-
ca today. Said he, It's better to
remain unborn than to betray the
Lord of Life. Nothing in the
world can be successful without
Christ Omitted Nations Included).
We must live according to His
teachings. Christ must be the
center of things. The world must
be brought together by His prin-
ciples. When a man or nation be-
trays Christ, he is doomed. He
pleaded for more converts to
Christian living and less church
memberships.
Many visitors were again well
coined by the pastor. Mr.. Robert
Simmons and his wife OF Detroit
were among the many visitors
welcomed. He is the brother Of
the Rev. M. l.. Simmons.
The funeral service for Mr..
John Neal was held from ST.
Peters on Monday. The Rev. Sim
mons officiating. Mrs. Ermine
Hall Allen Of st. Paul sang The
Lords Prayer. Mrs. Allen was ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs.
s. Z. Hall. st. Peters has lost q
friend Of many many years.
Glad to know that many of our
sick are convalescing.
Let's take George Grim's motto
and think and pray for our boys
in Korea. Mrs. Horris received
Donalds clothes last week. That
usually means moving some
where. Yes. we're In II too!
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MlneTvA BEaAgOWasaR
o90 Ne. hGlmR. Ava.
Sioux RAllA, - DAhDeA

st. Johns Baptist church, Sun
day, Aug. o. Devotional led by
Mr.. M. Z. Bell, st. Paul, MINI.
Church attendance sponsored by
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Coates. The at
tendance for the day was 10. Text
was I King 1921, subject, Halt
ing Between Two Opinions" Rev.
Bolts, Jr., stated that Christian
need TO get off the middle ground
and then our lives viii be the
same in comparison as gold tried
In the fire. He stated that test Of
truth IL time. Six visitors were
in attendance at morning wor-
ship The Lords supper was ad-
minIstered with Mr.. N. Il. Bell as
aisting. The church chorus with
Mrs, II. w. Bolts directing, re-
hearsed after morning worship.
At the evening worship, text,
Hebrew III, subject, Now
faith IL the substance of things
hoped for, the evidence of things
not seen" Rev. Bolts. Jr..
brought to the mind the faith of
men in the bible and the result Of
that faith. That great accom-
plishments are made through the
eye OF faith and when devoid Of
II disaster results. Five visitors
were present. Rev. and Mrs,
Bolts Jr., win be the delegates to
the two state convention which
Convenes In Minneapolis Aug. 8
to IL at the Zion Baptist church,
Minneapolis, MINI. Echos OF va
cations made by Mrs. Harvey
Bentley and Mr.. Dan Coates.
Miss Ruth Burrell. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Burrell, Ma
son City. Ia, arrived In the city
TO be with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Edgar, 115 No.
Dakota Ave. Mr.. Edgar, who Is i'll
remains the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bentley,
1927 No. Main Ave-, returned
from their vacation with the lat
ter's sister and brother. The sis
ter, Mrs. Virginia Singleton.
Memphis, Tenn, after q weeks
stay, returned to her home Mon
day. The brother, Mr.. Percy
Smith viii reside here and Is EN-
ployed under Morris Coakley.
Mrs, Virginia Singleton was en-
tertained Monday at dinner by
Mrs. Adrian Tolbert, a theatre
party on Thursday by Mrs. James
Lee and q dinner Saturday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Morris
Coaltley.
Mrs. Walter Edgar along with
her many birthday gifts on Aug.
3 q surprise birthday cake was
presented by Mrs. Malvin Smith.
Mr.. r. G. Collins, 1904 East
sth st. left Monday for New
York on a vacation visiting his
niece and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Beam.
Mr.. Geo. Vaughn, Omaha, Neb.,
brother OF Mr.. Theodore Vaughn.
Is here IN the city at the house
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Haynes, 6O1 So. Willow Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Vaughn,
eos Willow Ave, are mentioning
in the East visiting the cousin OF
Mrs. Vaughn. Mrs. Margaret Kee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Smith, 2l6
East SIND St., have as their house
guests, Mesdames Wallace Davis
and Jack Johnson OF Ottumwa.
Iowa, who arrived Saturday
morning.
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Bethesda Baptist church win
install their newly called pastor,
Rev. l. c. Harris beginning Sun
day afternoon, Aug. - at 3 p. m.
At that time Rev. Floyd Massey
Jr, pastor Of Pilgrim Baptist
church In st. Paul and moderator
Of the Minnesota and South Da-
kota convention, and his choir
viii have charge Of the services.
Monday. Aug. II. Rev. w. N.
Other ministers win participate
in the week long installation.
Monday. Aug. II Rev. w. N.
johnson Of Waymen Chapel and
his choir win be present. Tuesday,
Aug. IS, Rev. J. jackson Of PHI
grim Rest and choir win head the
program. wednesday, Aug. 10.
Rev. J. c. Virgins sr., and choir
are In charge.
The final day, August -, Rev.
H. w. Bolts, ST. pastor Of Zion
Baptist church, his church and
choir win bring the installation
message. Rev. Bolts win install
Rev. Harris.
In each Of the above mentioned
days various Bethesda organIza-
tons win represent Rev. Harris.
The groups and their respective
days are: Aug: 1S-Miasfon; Aug.
14-Young People; Aug Is
Ushers; Aug. 16-Pastors Aid;
Aug. 17-Deacons; Aug. IS
Trustees and Aug. 70-First
Choir.
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HECKI.ER RECEIVES
FINE, JAIL TERM

Sioux Falls, q. D.-Through
the alertneAa OF Rev. n. w. Bolts
Jr, and tho cooperation Of shsr-
M A, Boss, q drunken driver
who had been hecISilng Rev. II.
w. and family when they were
on their way 10 Dells Rapids
Read, was sentenced TO 30 days
In jail and . 500 fino. The truck
driver was also requested 10 post
. $4,000 bond before operating
any motor vehicle again on South
Dakota highways.
This action wrote fms To q
hectic July S0th when the intoxi.
Gated truck driver deliberately
sidSuwiped the Bolts car and
sped away, That same evening
Rev. Bolts encountered the red
truck parked on q road and In.
formed the police. The men werS
apprehended q short time later.
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Mrs Myra RIce, Mrs. Margaret
Lockett and Mrs. Elizabeth Rice
have returned after having spent
. months vacation in California
stopping In Oakland. Tracy, san
Francisco and Palm Springs Wis
iting relatives
Rrv. w. ~ BAttlrs and eOagre-
cation win hold . meeting at the
Church Of God In Christ Prayer
and Healing Station. 7o3 LyndAls
Ave. No. August Is at p. m.
Miss Beatrice Miller u sponsor,
Ro-ScOre Club win meet Sat-
urdAy, August II at the home Of
Miss Delores Beasley, ST0I
Fourth Ave. So, All members are
asked TO Be present and On time.
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Has Informal Party

Miss MaFISne Wallace enter
tanned At . get-togethsr at her
home 3640 Clinton Ave. 30. In
honor Of Mrs. Maize CriAs, and
Paul and Melvin Bracy Of Kansas
city. KAns., Saturday evening.
August o.
Those present were the Misses
Dixie Young. Harriet Bowman,
Minerva Johnlgan, Eariens and
Shirley Kyle, lone Roach, Mar
isns Alien, Veronica carruthsrs.
Hazel Underwood, Matte Walker.
Louverne Noble, Kathryn and
Connie Chivers, Lynn Gresham,
Phyllis Williams. Mary Esther
Young, Susie Summers. Lois
Ratliff. Juanita Washington.
Gwenn Miller. DoFthea Roy
Eunice winsi0w. Mary Lou and
Laura Watts.
The Messrs Bud Clarke. Law.
renee Shannon, Carol Robinson,
Edward Mandsrville, Kinny Nc
Kinney. John Owens, Dicldie and
Clifton Johns, Marvin Crawford,
Burie Carmichael, Monroe Gage,
Bill Fraction, Homer Russell.
TouasRint Greer. Preston Nit
chell, Sonny Martin. Walter
Lowe, Oliver Thomas, ollie New
liz. Nathaniel Walker. Donald
Renfro, Jerry Wright, Jimmie
Gresham. Albert Moore, Earl
Lewis, Hardy White, Leo Lewis.
Roy weStberry. Freddie Wallace
Roy Armstrong, Dickie BlAkely.
Charles Logan. Danny Swain.
Earl Onque Jr, Harrison VIII
liAms, Eugene Robinson. Arthur
Glynn. Sam Simmons and Denny
Dillon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kim
brOuEh and daughter Of Chicago
were guests Of Mrs. II. v. Mar
shall, 5000 Elliot Ave. So, Sun
day, July 30 at the Negro Open
Tournament. Also entertaining
the Kimbroughs were Mr.. and
Mrs. 10. A, Glover They were
guests Of Mrs. Regina Morris at
lunch ut the Tree, an exclusive
loop store In 81. Paul.
Mr., and MrG Paul Hall and
daughter, Caline returned TO their
homo In Kansas City. KAna, after
q three weeks visit with Mrs.
Hester Wilson. 1918 Fourth 81.
SO. Mrs, Wilson Ia tho mother Of
Mrs. Hall, who was the former
Mary Wilson. They returned TO
their home Monday, August 7.
Miss Laura Watts left for her
home in Evansville, Ind. after q
two months vacation at the home
Of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs, Walter Hatchett, $3.50
Fourth Ave. 30.
Mrs. Rosa PittmAn was honor
ed on her birthday by q party
given by her daughters, Mrs. Sid
ney Anderson and Mrs. o. ].
Thornton ut her home, 3Si2
Fourth Ave. So. Monday, August
T. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs, n. J. Brown, Mines. Leonard
Martin, Blanche Mayca, Annie
Matthews, Lottic Hyde, r. d,
Moulden. George Banks Jr., and
Mary Moss, Mrs, Pittman re-
csived many useful gifts,
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Observation-Disclosures
ZION CHURCH NEWS

AON OnCHNn NS"S
The subject Of the Sunday
school lesson was Elijah, A
Courageous Prophet" found In
LIST Kings, 17-19,21.
The lesson brought out the fact
that Christians should have the
courage TO stand up for the right
regardless Of how many people
are doing wrong. We were very
glad to have our pastor back In
Sunday school after two weeks
absence from the city. We also
had Mas Lueneta johnson Of Z.
81. Louis, III, Mrs. Marie Thomp-
son Of Fort Worth, Texas and
Mrs. Edith McLaurin Of T07
Olson Highway who IL the wife
of a veteran and n from Ger
many. Mrs. McLaurin gave Q few
remarks about the conditions In
Germany. The Sunday school u
growing and we are always glad
to accept nSw members and
friends.
At the eleven O'Clock nour
9Cf1pIufOD "erG IoAo " NV ~
H. Jones of Springfield. Ohio,
Prayer by Rev. J. Clayburn, q
solo was sung by Mrs. Bertha
Smith and Mrs. willie Hale took
the solo lead with the senior
choir. Rev. Bolts st., selected his
text from the first chapter Of st,
John. His subject: The Signifi-
canoe Of Baptism. This subject
was well explained for the bene-
fit of the candidates that were
baptised after the preaching.
He also told OF the touching
and spiritual sermon preached al
the World Chrictian Alliance In
Cleveland, Ohio. Sunday being
Communion Day the service wa
lengthy but well attended. Many
visitors from out of the city were
present. Visitors are always wei
come.
The evening service was q
musical conducted by the gospel
chorus with many talented per
sons appearing on the program
We are very sorry TO have 90
many sick on our list. Please pray
for them. Rev. II. w. Bolts Sr.
pastor; Theresa Warren, reporter
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welt administration; 70 the
coming Of Muhsolini. Hitler. Win
ston Churchill, TOTO. and Stain,
showing how each man was dss.
tined 10 play Q part In the ShAp-
Ing Of this worlds history.
The coming world DietAtor'S
name appeared among these men;
Roosevelt, Hitler, III Ducs Mus
SollniD are gons, leaving Church.
IN and Stain. the only men who
hSld sway during the days Of
the Roosevelt Administration.
Were either OF these remaining
two the coming dictatorf Then,
Mr.. Kirk spelled out the name Of
Christ from the names Of the
than Big Five. II was q thrilling
power-packsd, spirit filled ser
mon right down 10 the closing
word. ~ the Mines. AdAir. Pat
terBon and Wright Of the cathsd-
raj trio sang, rs Your All On tho
Altar" the entire audience stood
en- masse asking the Evangelist
TO pray that they be ready when
Christ the World Ruler should
take over this world.
A. the audience filed out Of tho
tent shaking the EvanEelist'B
hand, men and women asked for
special prayer 10 be able TO make
their peace with the Great God
and live for Him In this life.
Mr.. Kirk urges everyone, II you
have not attended any Of these
meetings TO plan right now 10 be
present Sunday Aug. 10 when
the subject win be "uraee or Dis
grace, Americas greatest shame.
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StutO Boptist Convention
Held at Zion, AUG. ell

The thirtieth session Of the an
nual State Baptist Convention In
GLIDING Minneapolis, St. Paul and
Sioux Falls, 8. d. draws 10 the
close Of q very successful meet
ing. The session met August o.
10 and II inclusively at Zion
Baptist church. Their central
theme was Christians In the
Midst Of Q Confused World"
The meeting opened wednes-
day morning with an Introductory
talk by Rev. L. c. Harris. pastor
Of Bethesda Baptist church, fol-
lowed by an inspirational talk by
Rev. 4. q. Harris. In the after
noon Rev. Massey Of Pilgrim
Baptist church gave q short re-
view Of the World Alliance held
recently In Cleveland. II was re-
ported . grand succesS- People
from Europe. London, Asia and
Africa joined together In har.
monious fellowship. Rev. Elijah
Henderson gave the welcome ad-
dress and Rev. II. w. Bolts Of
Sioux Falls. 9. D. gave the re-
Spouse. Music was furnished by
the Choral Union and the Sololst
Bureau.
Wednesday the women's aux.
iliary took over the day. Their
theme was Building for Future
Progress. A missionary institute
conducted by Mrs. Lydia Brown
was held each morning. Reports
by the missionary women, and
minister's wives and various cam
mittees were given. In the eve
ming the thirtieth annual candle
light service was given by the
missionary women.
The Sunday school and the B.
Y. p. U. were in session using a.
their theme Laying Foundations
for Christian Living" The speak
er for the morning was Rev
Floyd Massey Jr. A panel discus
sion. entitled Guiding the Reli-
gious Growth of Children. with
Rev. II. w. Bolts Jr., leading.
At 8 p. m. the B.YP.U. held
their annual banquet. Velma vii.
hams and Willie Hale had charge
OF the entertainment. Mrs. Fern
Helm Ia president of the Sunday
school and B.Y.P.U. for the con.
vention.
The session closed with the In.
stallation OF officers and a clos
/ ing talk by Rev. Floyd Massey.
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BORDER CHURCH NOTES

Sunday. Rev. Sexton spoke on
the subject. 'Life's Hidden As
sets" The scripture reading was
from Elk. 4:10-17, which tells Of
the reluctance and excuses given
by Moses 10 do Gods bidding In
his preparation TO lead the chill
dren of Israel TO the promised
lahd. Rev. Sexton said that there
are many valuable things In life /:
that everyone has hidden assets
or talents and IL used could be of
great help in making the world a
better place In which to live. He
cited Moses and others, who
recognized these latent talents
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MASON CITY. IOWA
Lula Mae Schuler
IT'S 50. Van Buren,
Mason CITY, Iowa

81. John Baptist Sunday school
was well attended with w. B.
Martin the superintendent In
charge. Mrs. Leola Martin. W. b.
Martin and Vivian Martin were
visitors TO the school.
The eleven o'clock service
opened with prayer and singing,
Rev. Williams was in charge OF
the service. Since Sunday was
the day for the Lords supper the
service was devoted to q testi-
monial meeting. Visitors were
Miss Bonnie L. Cavil and Mrs.
Brown.
Mrs. Alice jefferson was In
charge Of the $50 BTU. meet
ing. Miss Delois Dunn left
Mason city TO visit in Eldorado,
Arkansas.
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BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH


Those who attended the Sunday
morning service Aug. 8. were
more than pleased with the mes
sage which was brought by our
Pastor Rev. L. c. Harris. Using
for his theme, The Name Above
Every Name" His text was sell
ected from the second chapter of
Philippian 8, 10 and 18th verses.
He brought out that you can
match every good man the world
has even known with one or more
equally as great or good, but
when you mention Jesus, there Is
no one to stand beside him. He
stands alone, unique, supreme.
He is forever the great unlike. #"
His name Is above every name"
In the afternoon the willing
workers club gave a ham dinner
at the home of Sister Sarah Ben
son. The proceeds will 60 on the
one thousand dollar drive which
will end the first Sunday in Sep
TENDER. The captain of the Will
ing-workers club Is Sister Leola
Young. Her club at present leads
in the drive. There are four other
clubs. The Lords Supper was
carried out very beautifully in
the evening service, the candles
were lighted as they marched in
with the table. and were blown
out by the pastor at the end of
the supper. The candles repre-
scented purity, Let your light
shine"
There will be a dinner given
Saturday evening by the presi'
dent of the pastors aid club,
Sister Lane, 1920 9Th Ave. So,
They win begin 10 serve at 5 p.
m. It will be q turkey dinner,
price 81.
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FeHu IuIIIeI uUWH IIo PHBe Ju't HIBHt % UUI0 %
inform you about something you didn't know about.
For example, the Around the Clock club Splash
party was really different. Only two Of the felas
hit the water and they weren't in II but q short
minute. However. while scanned the crowd
that appeared Calhoun. did catch q glimpse Of
Norman Carter. Jean schofield. Bunny Ewing,
Jane Stone Melvin, Bob Patterson, Mantorvtile, and
others. Janet Aron and Toya oden were summing
themselves the sand, or maybe they were resting
rs they had walked around the entire lake. How
long did II take you girls (smIle)7
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Additional Social and
Personal News

Mr.. and Mrs. Abey Turner and
sons OF Elwood, Kans. left for
their home Thursday, August 10,
after a short visit In the home of
Rev, and Mrs. II. w, Bolts. 1915
Lyndale Ave. No.
Mrs. Robbie Motley Of De-
troit. Mich. daughter Of Mr. John
Heron Is house guest OF Mrs,
Emma James and daughter, Miss
Lucille Pagett and Mr.. Heron at
IO6 r. gath st.
Mrs II. w. Bolts. 1919 Lyndale
Ave No. left Tuesday, August 10
for Boston, Mass. to attend the
Imperial Council Court OF Isis
which convenes there August II
TO 10.
After an enjoyable two weeks
vacation. Mrs, Ruby King and
family Of Chicago left Thursday,
August 10 for their home. They
were guests OF Rev. and Mrs. II.
w. Bolts, 1919 Lyndale Ave. No.
Mrs. Eva l. Abbey. Ppm, 4iI
+. 20th St., left Wednesday, Aug
ust . for Boston. Mass. to attend
the International Conference OF
Grand Chapters o.E.S. Of which
she has been treasurer for twenty
years, She was first elected In
Boston. Before returning home
she win visit her son. Leon Abbey
in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mira Bedford Carter OF
Louisville, Kentucky are guests
OF the John MAxwells for a week
at their home at 5000 10th Ave.
So, Mr., Carter and Mr.. Maxwell
were boys together in Pulaski.
Tenn.
CORRECTION
A baby boy was born 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Keys Of Santa
Monica, Calf, Mrs. Keys was
formerly Dolores Childress.
daughter Of Mrs. Edith Childress
and not Mrs. Margaret Loekstt
as before stated.
Mira Mine 0ibs0a Of Kansas
city, No, mother Of MIS-. Gene
We've Cooper jackson. 40S Lyn-
dale Ave. No Is visiting her
daughter until August 10.
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lamps win b .
given again
this ay
night.
Mr.. Kirk went
back and traced
the history from
1879, the dark
days Of the de-
precision through
the nrSt years
"a