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Lula Mae BehuleF
72S 50. Van Buren,
Mason City, Iowa

The 81. John Sunday school
was well attended with w. Il.
Martin In charge. The lesson sub
iect was. What Ia Christian Law.
Ing ?" Visitors 10 the Sunday
school were Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell
DUnegan Of California.
Instead Of q regular church
service at II q. m. there was n
testimonial conducted by Rev.
Granville Williams. Visitors TO
the service were Francis Bellen-
eF, Oscar D6yS, and Warden
Warren from 81. Paul; Mines
Reeler, Maddox, Smith. Scott.
rev. 4. y. Scott and Mr.. Joseph
Dams afnMRson City. Iowa. After
the nesting communion was
held. The BTU. was held at $50
y. m. with Miss Alice Jefferies In
charge. Subject for the Eight p.
m. service was An Inter Disciple
and not an Outer7" God can use
Us ~ we get into the inner cir
Gle Of God. He can not use US n
we stay In the outer circle.
The women Of 81. John are
very thankful about the success
Of their chicken dinner which
was held ut the Hardware Mutual
Sept. 70. They wish 10 thank all
those who came and the persons
who participated.
The 81. John church viii rem
der q service In Des Moines, Oct.
8 nj the Union Baptist church
which viii be the anniversary Of
Rev. Caters.
Rev. and Mrs. d, r. Parker
celebrated their 25th anniveT-
sary. Sept. 20. They were the re-
ciplents Of gifts by the Bethel
Baptist church OF Manly, Iowa.
Rev. Parker In the pastor Of
Bethel. Pearlie Schiller. reporter.
News Item sterling MACer was
the first Mohawk To make a
touchdown against West Water
loo Sept. 20. His brother also
participated very admirably al.
though the Mohawks were de.
feated 500.
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Madam PGndh Guest
Speaker y. N. WomSR'S
Rally, PVldov, Nov, ~

NIN NN~IN WV -
Madam Vjaya LAkshmi Pandit,
India's ambassador 10 the United
States. will speak In Minneapolis
Nov. ~ at the Minneapolis Audi.
tOFium.
Madam PRndit IL the sister Of
midas prime minister. Jawahar-
lal NehFu, and In regarded a. one
Of the chief spokesman for the
millions Of AsiRtica.
She will appear In Minneapo-
liz ~ the headliner Of the sixth
annual United Nations Women's
rally at 1880 p. m. Nov, II. More
than 90 womGn's organizations
are cooperating In the event.
Madam Pandit's speech IL en-
pected 10 be- AN international
scoop" for Minneapolis. according
10 Mrs. Arthur Brin, chairman Of
the rally. with India occupying
her present strategic position In
the United Nations, a statement
OF policy from Madam PAndit
win have world Significance. "
Mrs, Brin said.
Tickets for the meeting are
thirty cents, They may be obtain
I'd from! Urban League office,
YwCA office. League OF Women
Voters office, or from Mrs. w.
H. Richardson, 3Si9 Chicago Ave.
president OF the Johnny Baker
American Legion Auxiliary or
from Mrs, r. H. Brown. 1899 9th
Ave. No,
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Minerva BridgesRStoR
ANA No. MINI. Ave-

The Sioux Falls Group extends
their sympathy to Mr.. and Mrs.
Judson Phillips and family in
the death OF their brother, Mr..
John Fitch.
St Johns Baptist church, Rev.
u. w. Bolts Jr., pastor. Text, st.
Mathew, 6:17-23. Subject per
manent Wealth" Mrs. II. w.
Bolts, Jr., Pianist. The mems
chorus favored with two numbers
directed by Mr.. James Monkey.
Although II rained all day, church
attendance. sponsored by Mrs.
Walter Edgar and Mr.. Joseph
Flemings was well attended both
morning and evening. The Lords
supper was given. Mrs. Earnest
Haynes, Yankton, s. D., and Mr.,
Chas. Woods. q former resident
OF the city were In attendance.
Group No. 3, church club. Mrs.
Adrian Tolbert, Captain, turned
In S9250 for their effort of the
month Of Sept. The Educational
project proceeds turned in $46.67.
Evening worship text was st.
Luke, 1889, subject, The
Divine Light" Acknowledgment
was made Of Jelly made for the
church and donated by Mrs. Wal
ter Edgar. A beautiful bouquet
Of flowers was received from Mrs.
Don Coates. Van Booker was In
attendance and spoke.
81. Johns Baptist church an
nual FAN chicken dinner. a major
project. win be held on Oct. Q at
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Churches
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REST CHURCH

Rev. Joseph JacksOn's subject
at the morning worship hour was
Between the cup and the Trai-
tors Kiss" His text was taken
from Luke. l4:22.
During the afternoon service
which benefited the Building
Fund, we were richly blessed by
the beautiful singing Of the choir
from HoIsey Memorial AME
church and the enlightening mes
sage brought by Rev. s. B. Cum
mings.
We were happy to have wor-
ship with US Mr.. Raymond Robe
SON of st. Paul. Mr.. o. Christie
pherson Of Minneapolis pledged
substantial contributions in our
campaign for building funds.
At $50 p. m. on Sunday, Octo-
Der 8, the Red Circle Group viii
sponsor q program, presenting
the minister from Mt. OiVet Bap-
list church, st. Paul and q choral
group from the same church.
A cordial invitation Is extern
ded TO all who desire to worship
with us.--Doris Jones, reporter.
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PILGRIM CHURCH

Rev. Massey returned to the
pulpit last Sunday after a
months vacation. His sermon
topic was where Do We Go
From Here? ?" Just as Jesus gave
comfort to his disciples when he
was going TO leave them and
they felt alone, so will He COM
fort and help US in 1850 when we
are about TO destroy ourselves.
Those who united with the
church were Miss Anita Hill. Mr.,
and Mrs. Wilbur Henderson and
Mrs. r. Maxwell under Watch
Care while in the city.
The children's story was en-
titled "Highwayman."
Registered visitors to the
church were: Mrs. Eta B. Ora
ham, New York; Mrs. Louise
Chez, California: Miss Elizabeth
Carter. Washington. d. c.; Miss
Janice Boyd. $40 st. Adams, and
Mrs. c. Rosetta Webb, 6S6 lyle
hart Ave.
The church also had Baptism
last Sunday. Those baptized were
Mrs. Belle Tyler; Misses Anita
Hill. Ann and Lillian Sims.
The Young Women's choral
group Is presenting a popularity
contest which will end with a
hair style Revue Oct. 20.
Rev. Massey's sermon for next
Sunday Is Hope for the Down.
fnn11an A. Nha - ~ hn,,r
there will be a sermon by the
pastor and special music by the
gospel chorus.
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ST. THOMAS NEWS

The Anniversary Tea held on
Sunday, Oct. l at st. Thomas
Church was q great success.
Friends from all parishes were
present. Many talented people
appeared on the program. There
were piano selections by Mines.
NJ J. Hunter. John Nellie, Miss
June Williams and Mrs. Dorothy
Simms. Mrs. Mamie White gave
q reading. Floyd Poole Jr., rend.
erred q violin solo. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Simms. There
were two vocal selections. one by
Mrs. Velma williams Of Zion
Baptist church who was accom-
panied by her daughter and a
song by the waymanettes. The
members Of the waymanettes
are Ruby jackson, Elizabeth
Green, Patricia Smith, Katherine
Watts, and Joyce Ann Cruise. Mrs.
c. NJ. Taylor. president Of the
Deanery gave q talk.
The Twin City Glorious meeting
on October 3 was q very inspir-
ing one. DIR. Neville Tinker of
GethsemRne delivered the sermon.
Reverend Martin L. Luther.
pastor OF 81. Peter AME church
delivered the sermon on October
4 for the INSTRUMENTATION Al
lance meeting.
The Anniversary committe,
was composed OF Mines. Hobart
Mitchell, general chairman. Lucis
Mcclure, secretary. Donald Scho-
field. treasurer. Tela Burt anC
Hobart Mitchell. ehairmen OF thS
tea. Eugene Shepherd and Franz
Corners. banquet chairmen
George Duncan, Maurice Daniels
and Theodore Hatcher, program
chairmen. Paul Curry and Maur.
ice Daniels, publicity chairmen
Miss Nokomis Collins and Mis-
Elizabeth Hughes. ticket chair.
men. Miss Dorothy Wells ant
Miss Collins entertainment. Mrs
Vert Richardson and Mrs. JohT
Nellie were the music chairmen
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File No. TlslS
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION
FOR PROOF on WILL LIMITING
TIME TO FILE CLAIMS
AND ron HEARING
THEREON
state OF Minnesota County Of
Hennepin. In Probate Court.
In re Estate OF George H. Her
man. DeCedent.
OFdsr for Hearing PrtItioR co
Prove viii
1T IL ORDERED that all persons
Interested show cause. II any they
have, before this Court on Monday,
A. N. In the Court House In Min
neaolls. Minnesota, why the petit
ton herein filed, OF Gertrude l.
Herman, Of Hsnnepln County,
MINI. for the allowance OF an in
stTumsnt puTporting to be the last
win and Testament OF said Decd
snt aud the probate thereof and for
the appointment OF Gertrude l.
Herman and Northwestern Nation
al Bank OF Minneapolis a. ENecu-
tors. should not be granted.
OFdeF Co FIIe CLAIMS and Tor
HeaFtaH Thereon
1T ~ FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof all creditors OF said Deed
emit file their claims In this Court.
Proofs will be heard and claims
examined and adjusted before this
Court on Monday. March bth, 1881,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. In the Court
House In Minneapolis. Minnesota
These orders shall be published
In the MinneaOlis Spokesman and
copies mailed according TO law.
CSEAL or PROBATE COURTl
WITNESS the HON JAMES q.
kEHoE, Judge OF Probate
Court. this ard day OF october,
1850.
Ernest T. LorenA
clerk Of Probate Court
Vennum, Neville, Wright q New
hall. AttorneyA
ileO n W. flank Bldg
(Spok esman. Oct &, - a f0l
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kAs@e.seA.acNS0tSc%Se
BORDER CHURCH NEWS

Sunday was Communion Sun
day at Border and a full church
greeted Rev. Sexton as he
spoke on the subject, The Right
Attitude" The scripture reading
was the 10th Psalm.
The Holy Communion was ad-
ministered with the usual sacred
ness and dignity Of which most
Of the congregation partOOk. To
the many visitors present the
pastor extended q cordial well
come and invited them to wor-
ship with Us again.
Class meeting every Thursday
evening at 8 O'Clock, to which you
are urged to attend. The group
Is studying Stewardship" and II
Is an opportunity you can hardly
afford 70 miss.
Vesper services Sunday evening
from 8 TO 7.
Next Sunday IL WOman's Day
at Border. Check another article
and get the details and be pres
ent.
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Funerals hold This Week
For Two BroIh0F,

Funeral services were held
Monday and Thursday. for two
brothers, who died within five
days OF each other. Services were
held October 2 for Thomas c,
Thurston, OS. 703 IglehArt Ave,
who died September 20. He had
recently suffered two severe
strokes. Thomas Thurston had
lived In 81. Paul since 1898.
John w. Thurston Jr., 70, 2I6
e. Water 50. died suddenly q day
after the funeral of his brother
Oct. 3. He had lived In 81. Paul
for more than 80 years His
funeral was October 8, He Is
survived by two sons. John III
and George, and a daughter, Mrs.
Alice Harris.
Both brothers are survived by
their mother, Mrs. Angelina
Thurston. q brother. Frank. and q
sister, Mrs. Alice MAyes, and q
number Of nieees and nephews.
Both funeral services were held
at Brooks funeral home. and in
terment was at Oakland GENE
terry.
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BETHESDA CHURCH NEWS

A very inspiring and timely
message was delivered by our
pastor. Rev. l. c. Harris. Sub
ject, Christian Inventory" taken
from the II chapter, Cor. 1875.
The senior and junior choirs fur
nished the music. Our visitors
were Rev. J. Phelps and family
OF st. Paul. Clara c. Nelson, Mrs.
Matte Nelson. Messrs. Fred
Ewing and Otis Spencer, all of
this city. Bethesda extends a cor
dial invitation TO one and all who
have no church home to make
Bethesda your choice.
Our sick and shut-ins are Mrs.
Martha Lee and deacon John
Young. Let US remember them
and all our sisters and brothers
in prayer.
In the afternoon at 5 p. M, the
Senior Gospel choir and some of
the members were the guests Of
the Wesley Temple church. A
grand program was rendered and
their hearts and ours were made
~ JSaNNf ~ eNN aAAA lNGA
warmth in fellowship and CO.
operation which existed between
the young men and women OF
Wesley and the Bethesda Gospel
choirs. Songs were sung between
the two groups, directed by Mrs.
bessie Gresham. After the pro-
gram we were invited to a pan
cake social. Our regular evening
service was spent in testimonies.
Don't forget to attend the re-
vival and soul saving, beginning
Monday. Oct. 18th. Come to the
Barbecue dinner at the home
Of Mrs. Nettie Scott, 1928 Fifth
Ave. So. Saturday, Oct. It'll
Then be sure and have your
chicken dinner with us Sunday
Oct. 9Th at p. m. at the church
Rev. L. c. Harris, pastor;
Sarah Benson, reporter.
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JENNIE v. BRADFORD, %
DIES IN HOSPITAL

Jennie v. Bradford. 6s, Of ITO
Oak Ave. No, died at the Mime
Apollp General Hospital septem-
Der 20.
Funeral services were held
Monday, Oct. 2 at Zion Baptist
church with Rev. u. W. Bolts Of
ficiatinG. The interment was at
Crystal Lake cemetery.
Mrs. Bradford was . member
Of the senior choir Of Zion Baptist
church and q resident Of the Twin
Cities for 20 years,
She II survived by q daughter,
uuAaie Robinson and q son, Peter
Robinson.
Woodland Funeral Home had
charge Of the arrangements.
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L
r. NJ Pooes Dorothy James Mae Alexander
Norman Howell, Franzena sEer, Crystal Marmon, Mr.
Raymond Cannon Mrs Lucille Weber. etc.
of organization included Mines Henry Thomas Ash
by GGsns Bessie James Thomas Johnson T. Wardlaw Sam
Harris Howell Coedge
Wright Although the weather wasn't exactly what
the crowd that turned out large
the and street
Is really sharp! How do you like It (smle)I
really q weekbad weather didn't help
next week. and until
then guess I'll it-so. you around.
Charlotte Of
forgot that heard that Thelma
Price wedding date for the latter
part please tell anyone told you.
Me
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Hundreds OF Prizes
A. Food Show
October 2 70 IL

Hundreds Of prizes viii be
awarded every day at the Inter-
national Food show which opens
In the Minneapolis Auditorium
October o at 1 p. m. and contin-
ues through October II.
All-electric cooking schools win
be conducted by nationally
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Sadie FLETCHER wa. rr.n,na

sadie Fletcher was granted q
divorce from her husband AlonEo
Fletcher.
Tue Missionary Society Of ST.
Peter AME church viii meet At
the home Of Mrs. Hazel Morris,
S7ds Fourth Ave-. So. Friday,
Oct. IS. All members are request.
Cd to be present,
Mrs. L0cille shaw. SSI Aldrich
No. left the city September 10
for Chicago, H., TO visit Mrs
Irene Smith Mrs. Shaw stayed
in Chicago for two weeks and
then left for Detroit. Mich. She
will be in Detroit for two or three
weeks she plans 10 return to the
city after q months vacation.
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IH0IHaS WHIIey aHd IIl0 DOHalu NaII1Iu8I8 WHO aIt
proud parents Of baby boys. Congratulations!
October LIST was a very important day as far as
the Alpha wives concerned, as II was the day
designated by the organization for their silver tea
The affair was held at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Wright, and the house was lavahly decora-
ted with red and white rose buds.
Among the many present at the affair were:
AIthea Ballard, Perca Hutcherson. Shirley Wash
ington, Gloria Foster Allie Glenn. the w. b. Wal
kers DorceIla Freeze Mrs. Clifford Harris. Mrs @,
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Sunday was a gray day over
head. but the spirit-filled message
by the pastor, the Rev. M. L.
Simmons, warmed our hearts and
gave US a new spiritual lease on
life. The subject, Christ, A
Maker of Men," was taken from
Matt. 4:l8-21. Holy Communion
was observed and many COM
muned.
We welcome our former pre-
siding Elder, the Rev. VIM. 4.
Guy back on the job again. Sum
day, Oct. 8, win be our first
Quarterly Meeting for the new
Conference Year.
Rev. and Mrs. Simmons wish
to express their gratitude for
being remembered in so many
nice ways on last Friday night.
It was combined birthday,
welcome back" and shower all
In one. Many were present and
enjoyed an evening Of fellow
ship and fun. The Allen Christian
Endeavor League held their an
nual election of officers on SUM-
day evening. Those elected were:
president, Bill Fraction; vice.
president. Connee Chivers; secre-
tary, Ieola Jackson; asst. secy.
Jane Chivers; chaplin, Mary
Esther Young; sgt.-at-arms
Harlan Russell.
The Sunday school welcomed
their superintendent, Miss Eunice
Leverett on last Sunday. She has
been on an extended trip to New
York, Boston and other points
east. They were also expressing
their gratitude at having been
given some new chairs in the
primary dept.-W. G. Maxwell,
reporter; Rev. NJ. L. Simmons,
pastor.
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YoUM0DAIIL LAUpS
uetDkEY'S CHANCES

IN $40 ObStNb@b
Alfred d. Llndley, Republican
candidate In the third congress
sional district. was described
yesterday by Governor Luther
Youngdahi AZ having an excellent
chance 10 capture 4 congressional
seat now held by q DFL incum-
bent.
Gov. YoungdAhl spoke at q
luncheon rally Of Hennspin
county Republican women at the
RadiasOn hotel Tuesday noon.
Talks were also given by State
Chairman Bernhard LGvandsr and
DR.. Reuben Erickson Of Edna,
runner-up 10 Lindiey In last
months primary election.
In addition 10 commenting on
Lindley's outstanding" chances
In the general election on NOvem-
Dor 7, YounEdAhl also cOmpli-
mentSd Erickson ~ being q good
BpoFtHman. gentleman and valu.
able Republican"
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famous h m .
economists each
afternoon at 3 p.
a. and each eve
ming at 7:45 p.
m.
More than 200
food dealers will
offer visitors OPP
portunitieS to
sample or test
aa,ng nrnyl,..Na -
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File No. 1885
ORDER ron HEARING ON
meRTNTMOM TO 0EhL LANDS

y" HNAaA AaaAND3
state Of Minnesota, County Of
Hennepin In Probate Court
In Re Estate OF Fred Bellsw, De-
IT Is ORDERED that all persons
Interested show cause, II any they
have. before this Court On Monday,
October 18th, 1880, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ In the Court House In Mime
apolis Minnesota. why license
should not be granted to the repre-
sentative OF said eatatS to sell GER
tain real estate described In the
petition OF the representative.
herein filed This order shall BE-
published In the Minneapolis
Spokesman and copies thereof
mailed according to Law.
COURT SEAIl
WITNESS the HON. q }. AN
DERSoN, acting Judge OF Pro-
bate Court. this 18th day OF
Sept, 1880.
ERNEST Y. LORENE,
Clerk OF Probate Court
Vail, smith a Hedluhd. Attorneys
III Produce In. Bldg.
Minneapolis. MINI
tspokssman. sept %. -; Oct ~
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

wish to thank the friends who
have been so kind TO me during
my recent illness. am very
grateful for their visits to the
hospital, their beautiful flowers
and cards and the lovely en-
couraging thoughts extended me.
Brownie the Barber"
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FILE No Tg1Tl
ACCoINr ASn PETITION

EVN DNNNNAhNNNoN
state OF Minnesota. County Of
HsnnSptn, In Probate Court
re Estate OF Charles a. Ahaeksr
nSeedenL
1T Is ORDERED that the final
account and petition for sxamins-
ton thereof and for distribution.
tiled herein, he heard on hondAy,
october f1rd. isSe at 10 O'clock A
M ~ this Court In the Court House
In Minneapolis Minnesota. and that
an persons interested in this es-
tate present objections, u any, WHY
sAla petition should not be granted
mis- order shall BE- published in
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
COPIES thereof mailed according 10
law,
tSEAll
WITNESS. the HON. a J. AN
pERSON. acting Judge ef Pro-
hate Court, this sJth day %
sept. 1859.
Ernest Y. ls0rsuR,
Clerk % Probate Court
Jonas q schwartz Attorney.
S8a Hsnce Rldg
1spokssmaa, sept ~; Oct Q . iil
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IN MENIORIAM

Our dear mother and grand
mother, Mrs. Matte B. Harris
who departed this life October 1,
l949. You are gone but not for
gotten, dear mother. we miss you
50 much, but God loved you too,
and took you away. Your daugh-
ter and grandson,
Mrs. Freddye Hughes
Mr.. Oslo Martin.
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Bethesda Pastor. Members

Visit Rev, A. ". Martin
Ten members Of tho Bethesda
Baptist church accompanied Rev,
L. @. Harris, pastor on q prayer
visit 10 the home Of Rev 4. y.
Martin. the former pastor Of the
church.
The visitors were not able "a
see the sick minister because Of
his condition. but held q brief
prayer service with his wife.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish the thank the public
and each one who helped to make
the king and queen popularity
contest a great success, Sunday,
October I.
Gospel chorus
Zion Baptist church
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INFANT RATIFIED

Los Angeles infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brady was
baptized here Sept IL by Rev. d.
Manning. assistant pastor Of the
church of St Odilia.
Godfather was Harold Hilyard
former resident Of 81. Paul. MINI
The twin sons OF Mrs Ethel
Brady. former Minneapolis Wo-
nan are reported In Korea
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Twin City Flashes
BY Charlotte Psrtost
Y I1TTLE SHOTS WHO KEPT sHOOTING"

big SHOTS AXE LITTLE SHOTS WHO AEFT shoOIiNT
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state that Of the week extended
and Mrs formerly Patricia Cartwright Ira
proud parents baby girl and Mr. and Mrs
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church. Rev. A. A. Cooper preach
ed the council sermon on the SUBJ
ject, Carrying Your Corner" 5000.
Miss Lula Mae McNeely and sis
ter Dorothy Jones TUNNEL, ac
complained by their niece, Lynet,v
McNeely Of Milwaukee, are visiting
their parents Rev. and Mrs. G. T.
McNeely and other relatives of
this city. Mrs. Zadie CroffGt
Bassett. 36, passed March 10 at the
State Hospital in Little Rock.
Funeral was held at Shady Grove
AME church, Wilmar, with Rev.
N. L. Dove officiating. She is sur
vived by her mother. Mrs. Carrie
Pope, a brother, Moses Lee Craw-
ford, and a sister. Julia Kemp.
both of Little Rock, two uncles,
Paul Kidd anil Daniel Webster
Kidd of Wilmar. and a host OF
other relatives and friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Pope's nephews visited
here from Little Rock. They were
Earnistene Ganniway and hus-
band Avlie and husband and other
members of the family.......Mrs,
Mary M. Brooks of st. Louis Is
home visiting her grandchildren,
Mr.. and Mrs Dormon Harris, jr.
and son Dormon III.....Mrs. Myr-
tie and husband are proud parents
of a fine baby girl.