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Evening star., 1950-09-08

SHIPPING and receiving clerk, exper.,
steady, sober and ambitious man:
30-45. is wanted for perm. position
to take complete charge and sup
ervision of shipping and receiving
dept, in one of Washingtons finest
retail mems store; asst will be
furnished, excel. salary commen-
surate with ability and exper.; must
be able to furnish good references.
Apply Mr.. Steinbach.
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ
Evening star., 1950-09-08
LTTHO ASSISTANTS

LTTHO ASSISTANTS
General work in shop: experience
helpful but not nee. 1713 Penna.
ave. IS
EIrHOGRAPHIC PRESSNIAN--Experi-
enced man for Harris or Webb press.
STAMP LTTHOGRAPH SERVICE, so
independence ave. s.w. Elk. 1887.
-l2
MAINTENANCE and heating engineer,
must be white. sober, reliable, ma
fure; experienced with heavy Oil
burners; mechanically inclined; su-
perm. position. apt. and salary. Box
NAiNTESANCE SUPERINTENDENT.
exper.. large apt. DEVELOPMENT. Box
o66-T, Star.
Evening star., 1950-09-08
FURNITURE SALESMAN
11o1 Parma Ave. NV.

Wanted for retail furniture store;
good salary and commission. AL
PERSTEINsi 1923 7th st. NV. ask
tor, white, must know tire repair
and fabrication: salary plus incen-
tive pay References required. Gall
GENERAL Utility MAN-Must have
D. C. permit. Apply 933 @ st. NV.
GROCERY CLERK. must be exper.,
good pay Apply HILLTOP MAR
KET, 5607 Ga. ave. NV. -12
HAn STXLST ssPeT nt.r2s pss% 5pd
esganosVs Conn. ave-. isos0s' No. a77s. tI'eH
HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING
Young engineer experienced In
nifty established Arm. Call MR.. Lam
lNNsSHMksANeE lNNsSHMks h4; 0'GyA; GsyA;LEsMAN-Mmani to
collect established debit; experience
not necessary; good salary and COM
mission. MA. 1874. S
JANITOR-For duplex apts.; must
Mr.. LEONE at sSS Orange St. Sc.
JANIToR for apt. bldg. of 81 units;
colored; no children; must be. sober
license necessary; salary and quar-
JANITOR-Married man, for modern
in-town BLDG, must be Al on re-
pairs and stoker operation. and have
sfssRt fssF lS'al efRsE JESS 4sEs AHa H. Aeey
yANIToR. new ONCE building, wilson
blvd. and N. Fillmore St, Arl.. Va.
appointment. 10
JANITOR, coiored. for large apt
bldg no quarters; references re-
qSiiTed; Call of!1;ir CO 1925. . g.. ,,;7; M715
appointment. -8
LINOLEUM MECHANIC HELPERS
Experienced: finest shop in city
good working conditions. satisfactory
wages and chance for advancement
DIENERS, INC. 1900 r. I. ave
ne No phone calls 3
Evening star., 1950-09-08
DRIVER-SALESMAN

For established dry cleaning route;
must have local reference. and ex-
perience; good salary plus COM
mission NEEDLECRAFT, 1853 Co.
lumbia I'd. NV. IS
DRUG CLERK, exper., a good posi-
tion for steady, reliable man: good
pay. STATLER PHARMACY. Sta tier
Hotel. 10
ELECTRICIANS, two, new work. Ma
tional code. One. old work; D; G.
ELECTRICIANS wanted, frst-class
only. Annapolis 6966; reverse the
charges. -S
ELECTRICIANS AND APPRENTICES
ELECTRIC. Ii. 3-5737.
ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS, End
grade, steady work. good pay. Must
be sober. Apply 1243 H st. ne. IS
Evening star., 1950-09-08
Electronic ENGINEERS

Electronic Engineers
HIGH-CLAsS. INTERESTING WORK
ON COMPLICATED EXPERIMENT
tai PROJECTS; GOOD OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR QUALIFIED MEN
WITH DESIGN AND DEvELOPMENT
GOOD PAY AND GOOD WORKING
CALI WA. 4444 FOR APPT. OR Ap-
PLY IN PERSON, $50 AM. TO
2:30 PM, MONDAY THROUGH
Engineering & Research
..- Corp.
Evening star., 1950-09-08

MUNTZ TV
77o2 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Has opening for 2 outside
service men.
Apply
MR.. HARRIS
10 AM. TO PM.
MONDAY, SEPT. 18th
IN PERSON
NO PHONE CALLS
COLORED STOCKROOM CLERK, ma
tional manufacturer. 1116 o St
Sc. High school education or bet
ter. Open salary; references re-
auired. Ii. 3-5326, MR.. MALONE
Evening star., 1950-09-08
SALESMAN

Nationally known food company re-
ouires service salesman for Fred
erickSburg, Va. area; must be able
to drive vanette-type truck; excel
lent future for right man. Com
plete details in 1st letter. Address
inquiries P. o. Box 593S, Bethesda,
ND
Evening star., 1950-09-08

CASHIER - National Cash REGISTER
Posting Machine orerator. for credit
once; exper. preferred; will teach;
apply Mr.. Trice. FRANC JEWELRY
CO. 627 7th st. NV. Ill
CASHIER, exper., for front ONCE.
Apply Manager. LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
18th and I SITS. NV. -s
CASHIER. nights. 2 pm. to 1890 p. m.
PIX experience desirable, but not
necessary: 5-day wk.: insurance ben
efits; excellent salary. Call RE.
3Q15 for appointment. 10
with exper., knowledge Of
switchboard and tipping desired;
permanent position; good salary.
MARTINS CHINA STORE. 1928
Conn. ave ia
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NIGHT WATCHMAN

Colored. between 20 and So years of
age, responsible, sober and capable
Of siving good attendance: must be
able to pass physical exam. Apply
Personnel. Room 506.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1950-09-08
PAINTERS

Experienced only. Apply JAFFE, oil
18th st. NV, -15
PAINTERS-PAINT HELPERS-Appiy
housing 'Go pro,ses. Din: msiSS APPROX, Aiiis
mi. beyond Fails Church on Lees
paFgkIPae SHFg P1Es' .RR9TqTsSsn.srs R9qss .s,,. 10 O..
Is years: experience required; reg
pstals ssa and ApRly st:. BR parking lo' e0EpsF
PARKING LOT ATTENDANT-Part
to "a; P. E; permit. Apply in per
PARTS Art Nj MANAGRRGsalsry lsSRT s. nT and per-
centase Of gross sales. BENNiNG
MOTORS. 1900 Benning I'd. ne. FIR.
Parts RUNNER. young man. white,
must be familiar with Silver Spring
exp; desirable: best wages. wages exeei. sUr
MokRoE 'GRSf FoRD aep' eU 1as7 z DfEsG9 Ess9
West hgEy.. silyer Spring. Md.
l4th and Girard NV. -
PHARMACIST. registered Md. for re-
COMMUNITY DRUG. UN. $685..
In 4EAEhSS COlOTeQt ST Glass;
white coat mechanics only need
apply. Open shop. Also hod carriers.
Apply on job, 1st and Tuckerman
PLASTERERS-white: only 1st-class
mIschanies me nhovHs.df neg sspeplyy Report to
Va. 10
l7so. 1st-class, White
Branch Apts.. Old Bladensburs I'd.
and Piney Branch I'd. -12
PLASTERER. for spare time work.
must be throughly experienced with
the application Of cement stucco
and white cement plaster; must have
desire to attain perfection; phone
ewes. only GL. 0077 or KE. 3-716l.
PLUMBER-Experienced, for repair
and remodeling work; must have
p G.. auto operators permit. Ap-
Ply 14l2 Que st. NV: la
PLUMBERS, exper. jobbing. Please,
no helpers; local ref; 7-day week;
p C.; permit. JOE PAwTOwsKI.
73O Kennedy st. NV GE. 0343.
T1TT ny TTN r~-N =
Evening star., 1950-09-08

CASHIER AT OUR SILVER
SPRING STORE. INTER-
ESTING PERMANENT PO-
SITION. v A G A T I 0 N
PLANS AND OTHER STORE
B E N E F I T S. APPLY
JOSEPH r. HARRIS CO.,
1924 F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-08

CREDIT INTERVIEWER
Experience helpful in meeting the
public. or credit exper.; discount
Personnel ONCE. 5th floor
GOLDENBERG'S
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WANTED

A serious minded man with some
sales exper. and basically sound,
who wants to make his future in
REAL ESTATE. II you can qualify
as to appearance, background and
character, this is your chance to get
In on the best deal in Arlington
County. Phone MR.. RIGGS, OW.
2062. but no tdrifters" please. 10
Evening star., 1950-09-08

vacation. WHITE MOTOR Co, 27bE
Jefferson Davis hwy. OF. 5000. Ii
SHIRT OPERATORS, must be expert,
eaiss Ha f5 fsd5 upf I4tn Appy ST. LpNs
SILK siik0' FIN1sHERs ts,, experienced
good pay. Apply ready to work
SAM BURKA. $50 9TH st. Sc. -12
SILK FINISHERS: also wool press
sAFEWAY cEEANERs, rear sss5
sPaNIsH "a sHf' TEACHER, with good in
fsEaStiG sERz seHoo sHa dggsaticn gss i9tb st Apply
sTENoGRAPaERsMRapid aInscsi ada die5ation;
s9MPHoS9 Sss oRc9HsFaA aGsF NHTlSsAt Ax ess4
tile: must. like. figures; to assist
stenographic and bookkeeping depts;
Of publishing y BIZ! firm; 3 51day week, $40 s;o
pendns aso on saasy sxpeS Apps sp 90 MRS IS
WILSON, 91s Warner Bldg, bet
9 and 3, weekdays. $
STENOGRAPHER, non-smoker; six
hours per day, 5 days per week;
$1.20 per hour. Box 499-Y. Star.
sTENOGRAPHER-CLERK. under 80.
to start Sept, Is. handling CORE
spondence. order writing, etc. In
small downtown office of 1ge. lum-
per concern Salary open. Apply
s22' Colorado Bldg. Wash. 5. p c,
STENOGRAPHER-Hish school grad ;
exper. preferred but not necessary,
with stationery and office equipment
CO.; permanent position. Call MA.
eHaREs eiSl MS d shst9n 4oH for sapoOIinsmsn
s.
STENOGRAPHER. permanent posi-
tion. 5-day, 40-hr. week. under 80;
salary $50: opportunity advance
ment. Phone HU. $500. IS
STENOGRAPHER - Excellent salary.
DI,o9M1NIoN ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO..
sTENoGRAPHER in contractors Of
nee. 5-day week, good salary. Box
sTESoGRAPHER, 1sIo; ssaFi part time, in tS con-
tractors ofice. 5-day week; good
salary. Box 1907, Star. 10
STENOGRAPHER 57day 40,hr. wk.
TURES. 932 N. j. ave. NV. --S
STENOGRAPHERS, 2
5-DAY WEEK
UNDER 25 YEARS
EXPERIENCED ONLY
Good salary with excellent oppor-
tunity for. advancement, based on
ability and application.
SHAPIRO, INC.
Real Estate Builders
911 18th st. NV. ME. 1717. 10
STENOGRAPHER
Experienced. pleasant surroundings.
Apply In person, JAFFE, oil 18TH
Bt. NV. Ia
Evening star., 1950-09-08
STOCKBOYS

STOCKBOYS
Who can be trained for selesmen,
discount on purchases, free hospital.
ization and other employe benefits
GOLDENBERG'S
7th, 9Th and K SITS. N. w.
Evening star., 1950-09-08
CLERK
|ca nf Ana

In credit ofice of fine mems spec
ialty shop; good at figures or some
bookkeeping experience. permanent
position; pleasant working condt-
tions. Apply Mr.. Aiken.
GROSNER
nf 1ooS = St Al w -
Evening star., 1950-09-08
ELEVATOR OPERATOR

Colored. experienced operator with q
license for a permanent Job with
The Evening Star: 25-35 years of
age, capable Of passing Q physical
exam. Apply Personnel: Room sos.
EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1950-09-08
CLERK

CLERK
Experienced in accounts payable
procedure; permanent position, B.
day week.
VIM. HAHN co.
7th and K Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-08

Secretary-Stenographer
Larse nationally known truck manu-
facturer; days. 40-hr. wk., paid
vacation. WHITE MOTOR CO., 2765
Evening star., 1950-09-08
PLUMBERS

For steady year-'round work in Nd.
Apply JAMES PLUMBING AND
HEATING CO.. 2012 Duke ST.,
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TYPISTS

portunity for advancement: excel.
salary: =, permanent: MARVINS
CREDIT. INC. 734 18th st. NV. 3
ST-CLERICAL-Mus be accu-
"a knnulnIoe 80 EriS AAr
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vile No. $500

File No. sep09
ORDER ron HEARING PETITION
FOR CONTEMPLATION, LIMIT
AND FOR HEARING
THEREON
State OF Minnesota, County OF
HsnnepiH, In Probate Court.
In Re Estate OF John Raehsff,
order for Hsavias PstItioa for
LetteFp of Administrator
1T ~ ORDERED that all persona
Interested show cause, u any they
have, before this Court on Monday.
II, in the Court House In Mime
aPolia, Minnesotat why the petition
OF sieve stotoff. OF Hsnnspln
County, Minnesota Tor the appoint
herein filed should not be grant
Order 60 Ftls Claims aRa for
HeaEinG ThereOR
1T is FURTHER ORDERED
that within four months from the
date hereof all creditors OF said
Decedent file their claims In this
Court. Proofs will be heard and
claims examined and adjusted be-
fore this Court on Monday, NOVem-
Der eth, 1859. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. In
the Court House In Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
These orders shall be published
In the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies matted according TO law.
COURT 9EAL)
WITNESS the HON. JAMES q.
KEHOE, Judge Of Probate Court,
this 2sth day OF June, 1850,
Ernest r t4oTenE
Clerk OF Probate Court.
Hall, smith q Hedlund. Attorneys.
al Produce Bk. Bldg.
Spokesman July I. IL q AZ
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wAYMAN CHAPEL anne.

Another day OF serving our
Lord started with Sunday School
at 9:45 A. NJ. There was very
good attendance and each child
and adult left with knowledge OF
another important Bible story
At II a. m. the prelude OF
Have Thine Own Way" started
the service with the pastor, Rev.
w. johnson In charge. The choir
sang wonderful numbers TO &C.
company the sermon which was
delivered by assistant pastor.
Rev. J. Tate. Subject; Watch
the Fords Go By" taken from
Acts 1: Ill.
United with the church on last
Sunday was Mr.. Samuel c. Duke.
Dates for the week; Margaret
Rose Mission meets at the Par
sonage on Wednesday at 2 p. m.
All member are asked to be on
time.
Choir rehearsal on Wednesday
evening at 7:30.
Sick and Shut-in: Mrs. NJ. God
man. Mrs. L. Stovall, and Mrs. L.
Woodland. There may be others
OF whom we know not. Our
prayers are for speedy recovery
Of these, our friends. Rev. Wen
dell johnson, pastor.
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OF Course Yep! I've finally the conclusion that with
all the picturesque parks and beaches around the New
England states - to it's huge lovers lane (mne)
Anyway 1t the park pcncksd q gigantic
while listening to the Boston Braves play double header
For all people who interested architecture you'd
Of Of Howard RoATks Fonanhead)
undoubtedly have heard Of the mystic bdgthe
long. double decksd way
level IT'S really something to zee.
Horse and dog racing rage New England
fun Of legally tool Joan and haven't opportunity
horse date but Wonderland and
greyhound dog
people standing around chewing pencils getting
others counting their actually
lady ready 60 People
dogs they runway.
deep speaker they're off,
People favOrits Slick
Johnny Belinda Boot Head Hug Me Tight Yes quite
experience.
on Mystic Bridge
back through the tunnel under the No speed limit inside
20 cars speed through like Gang Bustsrs"i
Friday guests Mayss
and family Lovely dinner Forgot 70 mention that finally
ceived chance to ride the ~ elevated ride
don't look down.
Went shopping here prcesl
you August mAgaEnsH
(GrOy) cervAntss picture the and 1t really
sharp.
Because Of weather fire displayed July
really with bang Franklin
Boston with varied blues and Colds
that burst high the sky amidst the stars made glorious
sight
Birmingham Bounce, "AnybOdyS
RueS and I'm in the Mood" by James Moody Is emily fine
Hawkins (Sng Coles fathernlaw) lives directly
the uncle He really swell peope-Gnd speaking
King night clubs and
clar lovers Lounge billed the show three feas
initiated and must admit they had them down
pat only played like
him. and when when lost baby he literally had the
crowd eating out Of his banda
Gee said anything about trip to Bunker
In our ocean fishing expedition venture at family
wild
Jack Wright and Claudia have been Just
We've had glorious time met loads Of
learned Of things and do hate TO leave Bos
you a game with satchel Paige playing next
you Paul Minneapolis the week
end. remain
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10 be present 10 make their an
nual reports.
Robert BIIeS 10 home visiting
80. Sixth g. Robert 10 visiting
from Hines, H.. WHARF, he was
confined 70 the hospital there. He
win convalesce In the city for
about q month and then 70 back
to Illinois where he viii enter
school.
A delightful weekend was
spent at Georges Retreat at
Crosby, MINI. by Mensay and
Ginger Davis, 6lS Girard Ave.
No, Clement and Charlotte
Rooney and Mrs. Charlotte
Rooney. i1o7 Emerson Ave. No.
They spent their time boating,
hiking, fishing and swimming.
had been visiting in the city for
q week a. the house guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis seat0n. $50 E.
seth g. He is the uncle OF Mr.. L.
seaton. Enroute to his home he
win stop off In Chicago to visit
relatives and friends.
Mr.. Phil n. Hall. 3Ss N Dale
st., attended the An-star base
ball game In Chicago Tuesday,
July II. He win return here the
latter part OF the week.
AZ tin last meeting Of the
DYWYK club held at the home OF
Mrs, Henry Johnson, ST., 100
Edmund Ave, plans for q picnic
were completed. The picnic will
be held July 10. at Como Park
Miss Blossom Blake Of Jamaics
was a guest at the club meeting
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PuGRIM REST CHURCH

PILGRIM REST CHURCH
The message AZ the Sunday
morning worship hour was de-
Iivered by Rev. Joseph jackson.
His subject was His Visible
Glory" The text for which was
taken from the Apostles letters:
/ Corinthians HIS; Hebrews II:
1928: I Peter Sis.
Rev. jackson who assumed tlas
passionate of Pilgrim Rest Bap-
list church on June II, 1850. Was
formally installed Sunday afeers
noon at Q special service for that
purpose. Rev. II. w. Bolts d.
nvered the installation sermon
which was inspiring not only %
Rev. jackson, but every Christian
In his audience.
The charge 10 the minister Wa
given by Rev. b. Harris Of MI
Olivet Baptist church Of st. Paul
and the charge to the church BY
Rev. L. c. Harris of Bethesda.
The welcome address on behalf
Of the churches In the Twin Cities
was made by Rev. Z A. Fen
strom. Music was rendered by the
gospel chorus, the female sextet
and soloists from Zion Baptist
church. The congregation was
deeply moved by their beautiful
singing.
The service was largely attend
ed by members and friends oe
various churches throughout the
city. Several members Of Rev.
Jackson's former passionate In
Duluth were also present.
Rev. jackson expressed q feel
ing Of great encouragement de-
rived from the cooperative spirit
evident In the service rendered by
Rev. H. w. Bolts and his con-
gregation and his ministerial as
Sociatea.
We who are members Of Pil-
grim feel that we have received
q great blessing In acquiring the
leadership OF Rev. jackson. He
not only recognizes the challenge
which has been presented him,
but In willing TO accept it.-DoFis
8. Jones, reporter.
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and Henry Pullman OF Cedar
Rapids. Iowa
Instructors were Rev. Church
stone Lord Of Burlington. Iowa.
Life Of PauI'; Rev. J. c. Dixon,
New Testament; Rev. b. N.
Moore. Life Of Christ. and Mrs.
w. @. Maxwell, juniors and In
terTnediates.
Those enrolled from tbs Twin
Cities wers Raw Wsndan John
son. who served with the youth on
the Resolution Committee; Mr..
Thomas Morris and Rev. J. Tats.
Delegates Dorothy Ann Bt0vaiI,
Harriet Bowman. Mary Esther
Young and Matte Walker Of 81.
Petsrs; Beverly Burton from
WSymAn. Minneapolis. and Dor
10 May Of 81. james. Minneapolis.
Many visitors from both cities
came out during the week and on
Sunday.
SunriSs services were held
each morning on me grounds and
several sunset services were held
overlooking the lake. Movies
were Shown every evening.
Fishing. boating. swimming,
volley-bail, baseball. horse shoe
pitching and many other friendly
competitive games were recrea-
ton features.
All who attended felt that II
was well worth the effort 10
first bring unity between the two
districts and Sscond--to learn 10
know each other better a. We en-
gage In the same work Of king
dom building.
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BORDER CHURCH NOTES

sunday morning. the worship
ers at Border had the pleasure Of
hearing q stirring message
brought to them by the district
superintendent Of the Minneapo-
lis Methodist churches, DR.. r. J.
Rice. A selected scripture was
read by Rev. Sexton. DR.. Rice
selected his text from Matt. 6:42,
Give to him that aslGeth thee,
and from him that would borrow
Of thee turn not thou away" HIS
subject was, Five. He said In
part that we should not consider
self but others. not hatred but
love and to consider service and
participation in the Gospel Of
Jesus Christ. He said that the
three most beautiful words In the
Bible are Come, Go and Give.
The purpose Of Give IL not only
to redeem our life but give life,
healing and hope in q Christian
World.
The word Give Ia foremost in
our Red Cross and Community
Chest drives and that in the
world conflicts Of Wars One and
Two, the boys gave their last full
measure of devotion. And whyr
According TO the Scriptures, II
says, freely we have received,
freely we give" All we have has
been ours because Of a gift, of a
heritage that Is ours. The
Church IL a gift, a heritage, one
Of the most valuable gifts in our
language. Many welcome visitors
were present. Next Sunday, Rev.
Sexton will bring the message,
The Cali OF the Master" John
II: POPS.
AT the Vesper Hour, from 8 to
z, next Sunday the 18th, the
Choir will be heard in a Musical
You will be missing a musical
treat, II you miss II. Admission IL
free. You and your friends are in
Tted to this entertaining service.
Class meeting, Thursday eve
ming at s o'clock. This Is not a
prayer meeting but a study per-
Tod. q lively discussion hour, Your
Spiritual Life viii be uphfted by
attending these meetings.
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SIOUX FALLS, S. o.
New Citizen

New Cttlzen
A new arrival II Q baby girl
born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Gordan
Tate Georgia Rose ClaytonD and
the young couple are now In their
new apartment at us No. Dabo-
"a Ave, Apt. No. !
81. Johns Baptist church. Rev.
II. w. Bolts Jr., pastor, Sunday.
July 0. Text was Paul First Epis-
tie 6:26-2S, subject, BE Ys
Steadfast and UnmoVabls." Rev
Bolts said that in Christian ser
vice the work 10 dependant upon
Christians steadfastneas and un-
nioVabihty. Visitors were little
J. J. AIien Jr, Milwaukee, Wis,
VINO n visiting his aunt and un-
Gle: Mr.. and Mrs. u. Radciiff, Joy
Mccoy, grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earnest BaTger. The Lords Sup
per was administered. Attendance
was good at morning and evening
worship. Evening text was 81.
Lake, 10. $3.50. subject, VINO Il
My Neighbour" In dynamic Illus
trations Rev. Bolts Jr, stated
that In the language Of Jesus
Christ that any one that we may
be able 10 help 10 our neighbor.
He said that trouble 10 the uni
veraal disease and In some form
touches every one but that Jesus
IL sufficient for all our needs.
Mrs. o. r. BurTell, Mason City.
Iowa, the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Edgar was In at
tendance at both services.
Mrs. Lawrence DysaFt, Mrs.
Virgil Anderson and Mrs. Ruth
Coakley left Friday for . short
visit In Atchison, Kansas to visit
friends and relatives and to be
the house guests Of Mrs. Dycart's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John James
Kelly.
Mrs. Charles Smith and small
daughter and son. 1913 No. Phil
lips Ave. left Sunday for Chi
cago on q vacation an the house
guests Of Mr.. Smiths mother.
Pilgrim Baptist church. Rev.
Eugene Williams. pastor, Sun
day. July Q. Services were hsld
In Sioux City. In. In observance
Of Rev E. d. Johnson's anniVer.
sary.
Wanda Jean Frost. three year
old birthday. July 0, was observed
at q family dinner with Rev. and
Mrs n. w. Bolts Jr., and daugh-
ter Sharon at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Al q. Frost, 018 No.
MINI. Ave.
Mrs. Maurice Coakley, zoo No.
Franklin 81. was hostess 10 the
Missionary Society Friday at her
home. Mrs. Walter Edgar IL presi-
dent. Refreshments were served
following the general discussion
Of the Worker.
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ZION CHURCH NEWS

Our assistant pastor, Rev. E.
Henderson read the scripture
from the tenth chapter of st.
Matthews and followed II with a
prayer. The gospel chorus
Furnished music for the morning
service. They had as their guest
soloist Mrs. Bertha Smith, Mrs.
r. Grissam and the Zionettes.
The duet led by Mrs. Grissam and
Mrs. Harris accompanied by the
gospel chorus was a new number
The name was Jesus Gave Me
Water" and Il was beautifully
done.
The Zionettes gave a beautiful
number also. Mrs. Bertha Smith
Is guest soloist for the church.
Once q month we look forward to
being blessed by her songs.
The pastor took his text from
the 18th chapter Of 81. Mat
thews. His subject was Many
that are first shall be last and the
last shall be first" He very
plainly explained how some peo-
pie get on top as they think and
don't realize God IL creator Of
everything.
We were glad 10 have Mrs.
Boyd unite with the church UNI
der watch care. There are many
sick on our church roll. Pray for
them and visit them when you
can.
There were many visitors at
the morning worship. They are
always welcome at Zion. At the
) p, m. worship our pastor
preached the installation sermon
at Pilgrim Rest and the gospel
chorus furnished the music.
Continue TO pray, Rev. II. w.
Bolts ST. pastor; Theresa War
ren. reporter.