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Linda Lee Duncan won this baby
contest at Bethesda Baptist
Church for the second consecutive
year. Linda 10 the ~ year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dob
bins, 500 18th Ave. 30.
Other contestants In the contest
were: Donna Marie James. daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Alice HollVey. 3327
Chicago Ave, a. the rInner-up In
second place; Mary Joyce White,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
White. 266 18th Ave. &c.; Howard
McQuitter. Jr., son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard MoQuitteT. sr., 26S
18th Ave. 3d.; Deborah Thomas.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. IAFgene
Burnsy, s7O0 Fifth Ave. &c.; Baby
Denaon. infant Of Mrs. Lillian
benson. 1919 nth Ave. &c.; Allen
Russell Miller. son Of Mrs. Mary
Miller, 1900 Fifth 81. 3d.; Alfred
Michael Hartman, son Of Mrs.
Rosa Hartman. so 10th Ave. O.;
Dayton Loud Jr,. son Of Mr.. and
MIRA. Dayton Loud, Dr., 1914 n.
18th g., and Edward Young. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Young, GA
18th Ave. no.
After the childrcn's Day pro-
gram and the report on the baby
contest, DR.. W. d. Brown gave q
talk on the care Of babies. Mrn.
Rosalind 0lanton In superintendent
Of the Sunday School
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SYMPOSIUM AND LUNCHEON
AT ST. JAMES CHURCH

The Missionary Society of ST.
James A. NJ. Z. church, 314 18th
Ave. So, will present q SympOs-
ium and luncheon Friday after
noon, June 10. at 2 p. m. at the
church. Our speakers will bring
a survey of Missionary work that
Is now being carried on in Foreign
Fields and on the home front.
Rev. d. Kitagawa, ordained
minister of the Episcopal church
and the director Of the Japanese
American Community Center in
Minneapolis, will give a survey on
missionary work in Japan. Mrs.
Hazel Morris, supervisor of the
Young Peoples Department of st.
Peters AME church Missionary
Society, will discuss the home
front. Mrs. Mary Crump, the
president OF the Senior Mission
airy society of Zion NJ. B. church,
will speak on China Mrs. w. p.
Grossley will discuss Africa. Mrs.
Olivia Lewis, evangelist of the
Church of God, will conduct our
Bible Study. Mrs. Wendell Z.
johnson. wife of the pastor of
Wayman AME church, will be the
mistress OF ceremonies.
This affair is promised to be one
OF the most unique of its kind ever
given in Minneapolis by a Mis-
sionary Group. A luncheon will be
served free.--Mrs. NJ. Grossley,
president; Rev. VIM. p. Grossley.
minister.
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Fns No. TsSss

File No, T1pee
ORDER FOM HEARING PETITION
FON ADMINISTRATION, LIMITING
TIME 10 rus CLAIMS AND ROu
HEARING THEREON
state OF Minnesota, County OF
Hennepin, In Probate Court,
N Na Estate Of Fred nsitsw, De-
ordsE TOE Hearing PsutisA SeS
Letters of Administrator
1T " ORDERED that all persons
Interested show cause, 10 any thsy
have, before this Court on Monday
June agth, 1859, ~ 10 o'elork A. NJ
I,SRs me Why oS he - pssi, pns" u 3
Martin Moe, % Iisnnepin County
Minnesota. tor the appointment oI
Leroy HaHlund, Of Hsnnspln coun.
w. MinnegOta a. administrator
herein filed, should not DO granted
Order 60 Flle Clalmn Raa fsF
Hearing ThaeaSa
1T ~ FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof al creditors OF said be.
eedeht file their claims In this
Court, Proofs will be heard aud
claims examined and adjusted be.
fore this Court on Monday, October
Conrt House In Mlnnsapoil Minns.
aOtA,
These orders shall be published
In the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according 10 law.
COURT aEAtll
WITNESS the hon. JAMES a
keltDE Judge OF Probate
49,. Court, this seth day % May,
Ernest r. L.oFenG, Clerk Of Pro-
bate Court
Han, Smith n Hedluhd, Attorneys
ait Produce Rk. nldE.
spokesman, June .. . q iD
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BoRDER CHuRCH MOTIFS

BORDER CHURCH NOTES
At the Sunday morning worship
Rev. Sexton spoke on the subject,
The Answer Is No" The message
was taken from the Gospel Of st.
John 81: lis, which tells Of the
third appearance Of Jesus TO His
disciples, this time at the sea Of
Tiberas. The disciples, after q
frmtIess night of fishing were
asked by Jesus II they had any
meat. Their answer was no. Jesus
told them to cast their nets down
at the night side Of the ship, and
when they were drawn In they
were 30 fun Of fish, that they
were hardly able to pull them in.
Quite q lesson, in the fact that
people are forever casting their
nets out for the physical things
instead of seeking the spiritual.
He said IL was quite significant
that nearly all Of the disciples
were fishermen, as they were wen
fitted for the work to be done.
Next Sunday. Rev. Sexton win
speak on the subject, Declare
ton, Not Debate" Scripture read
ing, 1-John, lilo.
This week Rev Sexton Ii at
tending the Methodist Conference
at Hamline University.
Due TO the Conference, the Yes
per services will be postponed I'M
til Sunday evening, June 25th.
from 8 TO 7. Hope to see you then.
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cuHnphOr 70 Dedicate
New Church EuUlpman1

Sunday, June IS, at Z p. m
there will be q special service At
Camphor Methodist church, SIS
Fuller Ave. TO dedicate q new
Pulpit set In the church.
In addition to the new pulpit
set, . Raptismal font win be ded-
icatsd In memory OF Mrs. Josie
Williams and q pulpit Bible In
memory Of Mr.. d. N. johnson.
Rev Floyd Massey. Jr., pastor
OF Pilgrim Baptist church. viii
preach the sermon. The public Is
invited. Rev. l. d. Dorsey Is pas
tor OF CamphOr church.
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Funeral 70 Do MOld
For William Shepard

o0tUg00HI june W
Funeral services for William u.
Shepard. 1905 Smelling Ave. who
died Saturday, June 10, win be
held Saturday. June IT at p. m.
at Zion Baptist church, with Rev.
". w. Bolts. officiating.
Shepard, q veteran Of World
War !, was an active member Of
the Masonic family. member OF
Anchor Hilllard No. 2, North Star
Consistory, No. II. Fezzan Tenn
pie, and past potentate Of Shrine,
He Ia survived by his wife, MIRA,
leila Shepard. q brother. Mr.. John
Shepard, two sisters from Califor.
mia who viii be here for the fII-
nsral. and many friends.
His body win BE- at home at S2O6
Smelling Ave, Friday evening
conaiStory services will be held al
II p. m. Friday, June 10. at his
home. Burial win be at National
cemetery. Neal Funeral home ia
In charge,
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ROmOdsIIns Reilly
A. Zion B0PtlSS
&aandmN1 luna A

June % Ii Remodeling Rally
Day at Zion Baptist church In
Minneapolis. Plans have been
laid for a big day.
Al Z p. m. st. Peter AME
church choir win be guests OF
Zion and Rev. Martin Luther
Simmons, 81. Peter pastor will
speak. Others on the program an
nounced win be John Simmons,
president of the Minneapolis Ur-
ban League and Cecil Newman,
newspaper publisher.
An old fashioned basket dinner
will follow morning services. Mrs.
LeotA Perkins, chairman OF the
rally said the public Is cordially
invited to attend the services.
Rev II. w. Bolts, Sr.. pastor OF
Zion also extended an invitation to
the public.
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doe Louis White, $3.50 Third
Ave, 3d.. left the city Sunday,
June II, for San Francisco, Calf.
70 live with his mother, Mrs. Dor
othy White. He win enter U.CL.A.
In September.
Mrs. VIFginia Williams Of Des
Molnes. Ia, 10 in the city for the
funeral Of her brother. Mr.. Henry
MAckey.
Tho Sewing Circle Of the Con-
gregatiohal Church Of God In
Christ viii meet with Mrs. Bertha
snadon, 1910 Bryant Ave. No, on
Thugsdav, June IS.
Mr., and AGFS. William jackson
Of -san Fran0AAGB, Calf, have re-
turned home after spending seven
days in the city visiting with rela-
tives.
The Prayer Band Of the Con-
gregati0naI Church Of God In
Christ viii meet every Tuesday
night at 7:30 at the church.
Mrs. Ruby Mays OF Mason City,
H., was o weekend guest ut the
home Of Rev. and Mrs. e. O. Har-
ris, 4O16 Clinton Ave. 30.
Rev. ". q. Byrd win be q speak
er at the Church Of God In Christ,
702 Lyndale Ave. No, Sunday.
June Is. at 3 p. m. The Bethesda
Church Choir viii assist the pas
tor In the program. The public Is
cordially invited. Rev. p. J. Blu
ford IL pastor Of the church.
The g. Agnes Guild Of 81.
Thomas Church win hold a pow
WOW Friday. June 30. at GlenwoOd
Park.
Tho League Of Women Voters
Group No. 20 viii meet Wednes-
day. June II. at the Japanese
American center. Mrs. Carl Wade.
Jr. win report on the Indians In
Minnesota.
Mrs LIIcilIe Woodland, 110a
Lyndale Ave. No, In still confined
TO her bed. She has been confined
for three weeks now. Her condi-
ton In better.
Mrs. w. u. Richardson, 1915
Chicago Ave. was elected presi-
dent OF the Johnnie Baker Post
Auxiliary 20I Thursday, June 8,
Mrs. Richardson win leave for
Duluth. June 20 a. a delegate 70
the State Convention OF the
American LEGION.
Rev. and Mira E. q. Harris, 4010
Clinton Ave. g., left Sunday night
June II. for Des Moines. Ia, Ia
attend the Fourth State Baptist
Sunday School Convention. They
plan to return to the city the end
of this week.
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lewis Grant Funeral
A0ld Mondav, June s

Funeral services were held FRI
day, June Q. at Brooks Funeral
home for Lewis Grant. 400 Collins
ST, who died Monday. June 5,
Grant was q member Of Perfect
Ashlar Lodge No. 4, F, q A. NJ.
lie is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Rose Grant: one son, Eugene of
81. Paul. . daughter. Mrs. GeraI-
dine Fuller OF Chicago, nine grand.
children and six great grNndchil.
dren.
Interment was at Elmhurst
cemetery.
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Horny Stafford MaekSy
Funeral N0ld June IS

Funeral services for Henry
STAFFORD Mackcy. age -, GIL
Carroll Ave, ST. Paul. were held
Thursday, Juno 10 from Woodland
Funeral Home Chapel at 2 p, m.
Rev. Wendell johnson OffiCiated.
Interment was at Elmhurst GENE.
terry.
He IL survived by his wife.
Gilmore MRckey, one daughter.
Beverly, one son. Maurice, his
father, Ernest N, Mackey of Des
Moinea. Ia, one brother. Clifford
MRckcy Of Baltimore, Nd, two
sisters, Mrs. Virginia Williams
and Miss Dora MRCkey, both of
pes MOines, Ia. and other rela-
tives and friends.
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The Richardson's
Are Entertained
While on Trim

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Richardson,
1919 Chicago Ave, arrived home
Tuesday, June 9. after sPending q
month visiting in Detroit, Canada,
Ohio and Illinois. While In Detroit,
they were house guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Reed Of 242 Mel
bourne Ave.
The Richardson's were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel jackson
Of Detroit, brother and Hister-In-
law Of Mrs. Reed. They were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reed on q
motor trip TO Windsor, Chatham,
TeIbury. Chain Cross, Blenheim,
and Rondo. Canada. The Jack
sons accompanied them. A. Ron
do on the bay, they were enter
tanned for the day at Mr.. and
Mrs. Provo's Resort by the Jack
sons and Reeds.
In Detroit, they were also din
neT guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Virgins, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hudson, Mr.. Isaac Tillman and
Mrs. Johnnie b. Neal, all friends
and SchooI-mAtes Of Mrs. Richard
son. They were also Sunday night
guests ut q cocktail party given
by DR.. Royalston Mitchell, 243
Warren Street. DT. Mitchell IL the
brother Of Mr.. Hobart T. Mitchell,
ST., Of Minneapolis.
They were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. johnson, 240 Mel
bourne, ut a seven course dinner
and entertainment served at the
Horse Shoe Lounge, owned and
managed by Mr.. johnson.
While In Cleveland they were
the guests Of Mrs. Richardson's
brother, william Smith. They
were entertained by Mrs. Oneta
Willafred, Mrs. Bertha Cooper.
Messrs. and Mines. Robert HAr-
ris, Allie Bush. JeRsie HoIlins,
Charles Merriweather, Samuel
Burts. and Mrs. Jessie Graham.
In Chicago, they were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Mathis. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira VIII
liams and Mrs. Mae Reyes and
daughter, formerly Of Minneapo-
LIS.
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Rev. and ATrn. EnIah Eenderson.

Rev. and MIR. EHJah Henderson,.
1l2s Bryant Ave. No. announce
the marriage Of their neice and
adopted daughter, RsVa Manuel 10
William Andrew Shaw Of East 81.
Louis, III They were married Sat
urday, June 10 at 1919 Lyndale
Ave. No. at SIS p. m. by Rev II.
w. Bolts, sF., pastor Of Zion Bap-
list church. The bride was given
away by Rev. Elijah Henderson,
assisting pastor Of Zion Baptist
church. Rev. and Mrs. Il. Hsnder-
son also stood up with tho young
couple. Mrs. Shaw In also ths
niece Of Mr.. and Mrs, Luther Den.
mis-. 2442 Fifth Ave. So, Rev. and
Mrs E. O. Harris, 4O16 Clinton
Ave. 30, and Mr.. and Mrs. nc. ID
Carr, 027 Fremont Ave. No.
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funeral Services Held
For LsIu z. Powell

Leila r. Powell, age ~ Of Isanti
County, MINI, died at her home
Monday. June II. Services will be
held at the Woodland Funeral
Home Chapel Saturday, June II at
2 p, m, with Rev. NJ. l.. Simmons
officiating.
She is survived by her husband,
John c. Powell, mother and
father, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Jones,
four brothers. Rudolph. Archie,
Won and Michael Jones, five sis
ters, Mrs. Rose Marie Hueston,
Mrs. Zelda Rowe, Mrs. Ada Gill.
Miss Mable Jones, Mrs. Made
Tyner and Mrs. Pauline King, a
host Of nephews and nieces and
other relatives.
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MILL CRY NAAcp
PLANS my MFET

The Minneapolis branch OF the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Colored People will
meet on July Is. postponing its
June meeting. At this time. a re-
port will be given by James T.
wardlaw. delegate to the Nation
al Conference of NAACP, which
is to be held in Boston, June 20 to
the 25th.
The July l6 meeting will be
held as usual. at Phyllis wheatley
House, 500 Aldrich Ave. N, at Z
p. m.
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st. Johns Sunday school opened
at 0:4B with w. b. Martin a.
superintendent. The school was
well attended. Mrs. Loretta Pruitt
reviewed the lesson on ''Zephaniah
calls 10 repentance" Provisions
were made for Mrs. Pegi Ripper,
Mr. Sterling Macer and Pastor
Williams 70 20 10 the convention
In Des Moines Iowa at the Union
Baptist church.
Al IL q. m. Rev. q. NJ. williams
was in the pulpit and Rev. Greggs
Of Manly. Iowa brought the mes
sage, using for his subject, TT II
once appointed unto man 10 die. |"
The Rev. GreRgs brought three
companions with him 10 the
church. We are indeed happy TO
see Ella Hixby after an illness.
The Sunday school forum met
at the 81. Johns Baptist church
with Miss Ruth Burren a. the
president. Granville Jr., and Ron
aid williams gave q duet; Deacon
o. II. Burrell gave q reading; Mrs.
Mary Ewing and Mrs. Reeler Of
the Union Memorial Methodist
church gave the lesson on wis
dom and the Meaning of the
Lords Supper" Mrs. Granville
Williams was the questionairess
Judges were Mrs. Ida Martin and
Mrs. Ruby Maeer and Mr.. Reed
Allen. Granville Jr., Ronald VIII
hams and Virginia, Genevieve,
Janice, Ruth Burrell, Dolores
Dunn and Bertha CavI were In
the contest. Rev. b. y. Parker, the
courtesy chairman presented the
forum with Miss Vivian Martin,
Mrs. Loretta Pruitt, and Miss
Bertha Cavil. Mrs. Mary Ewing,
the critic chairman had no crit
cism TO make. Nominating COM
mittee chairman, Mrs. Nan War
rem win bring the names for the
election Of officers. Remarks by
RevR. Ray, Parker and Williams.
Miss Alice Jefferies opened the
B. T. u. at $50. Mr.. Allen Macer
reviewed the lesson. Miss Jefferies
will represent the BTU at the con-
vention.
Rev. williams subject for 8 p.
m. was The touch OF Jesus" Rev
and Mrs. p. Scott were visitors.
Rev. b. r. Parker and his dele
gates left Monday for the conven-
ton.
Missionary meeting Thursday
evening at s p. m. with Mrs. Ida
Martin.
Rev. and Mrs. Jordan Ray re-
turned to the city for their seventh
year of service at the Union
Memorial Methodist church.
Miss Jean Cabbell and Sharon
have left the city to live In De-
troit, Mich, where she IL TO be
married.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bailey have
returned home after a weeks visit
in Kansas with his brother and
parents.
Mrs, Carr has returned home 70
Detroit, Mich. after q month visit
with her son and family, Mr.. and
Mrs, Arthur Moore.
Mrs. Moore has returned home
from the hospital and is doing
nicely.
Miss Joan James Is visiting her
grandparents. Rev. and Mrs. A.
Ashford of Garner for the sum-
mer.
Miss Bertha Cavil Is visiting the
pastor and his family Of st. John.
She In Mrs. Williams sister.
Mr.. w. Il. Martin and Vivian
Martin and MINIS. Williams and
three children motored to Des
Moines last Friday.
The town OF Mason City turned
out TO hear the Jubileers to the
high school Saturday evening. The
Masonic lodge sponsored them.
Miss Mary Burrell was home for
the weekend visiting her parents
and family.
Granville Williams, 800 9Th
Place, s. w. Mason City, Ia.
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MARSHALL FUNERAL HElD

Funeral services were held
Thursday. June IS for Jesse Mar
shall. $40 81. Anthony Ave. who
died Sunday, June II. Survivors
are a niece and sister. Services
were at Brooks Funeral home.
Burial was at Elmhurst cemetery.
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Services will be held for James
II. Crawford, age 6s, of 2l5 First
st. No, who died June Is at
Cornelius Rest Home. Funeral viii
be- from Woodland Funeral Home
Chapel Friday, June l6 Intcrmcnt
win be in Elmhurst Cemetery.
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As q part Of their Mems Day
observance at Mt. olivet Baptist
church, the men Of the church win
present a pageant Saturday. June
"a, at s p. m. The pageant win be
The Court of He'll" The public Is
invited.
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Negro Priest Says Second High
Mass at St. Leonard's Sunday

Father James II. MOsely. who
was ordained q Catholic Priest
Saturday. June 3, at the Cathedral
Of St. Paul In st. Paul. with
seven other candidates Of the
Priesthood, said the Second High
Mass at st. Leonard's Sunday
morning. June IL. Father Mosely
was born In Matches, Miss. but
moved as a boy to Gary. Ind, to
live with relatives. He pursued his
studies for two years at Trinity
College in Iowa, two years at 81.
Johns College in CollegeviIle.
MINI. and the last four years at
81. Paurs Seminar. Father
Mosely win serve as q priest in
Arch Diocese Of Portland, Ore.
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BTyunt Nigh school
Club Ins0uIIs OesleOVs

The Mother Singers of Bryant
Junior high school held their In
stallatiOn Of officers Tuesday.
June ~. at the home of Mrs. L. l..
Byers, 1900 Elliott Ave. So.
Officers installed were the
Mines. Christine Carlson. chair
man: Lorraine ChIvers, co-chair-
man; Esther EgEen. secretary and
Mary Douglas, treasurer.
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lost Rites h0ld
For clodyS Smith

Last rites were held Thursday
morning, June IS, for Gladys Le-
otta Smith. five year old daugh.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Smith.
sr, lTS 81. Anthony Ave. who
died Monday, June IL
Little Gladys Is survived BY her
parents, two brothers and three
sisters, and other relatives and
friends Funeral was at Brooks
Funeral home. fnterment was al
Oakland cemetery,
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Tho general committee consists
Of John L. Banks, ST., chairman,
Lydia Brown. NJ. A. Boiling. Eliza
bath Hall. l.. n. Tarver. Sam Ran
som and q. w. Wills.
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Rev. Harris speakeF NJ
Graham Temple sunday
Rev n. J. Harris win give q
Fathers Day sermon at p, m. on
Sunday, June 18th. at Graham
temple, bis Lyndals Avenue No,
In Minneapolis, The public II cor
dlally invited.
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Laurel outlook., 1950-08-30
Burdett Patient In
Hospital At St. Paul

Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Burdett left
Aug. 7 for St. Paul, Mimi, where
Mr.. Burdett entered the Northern
Pacific hospital as a transfer from
the hospital at Glendive.
They went on the North Coast
limited, which was routed over
Great Northern tracks from Glen
dive. to Williston, N. D., because
of a wreck at Hebron, N. d. They
enjoyed travelling through north
ern North Dakota, We're returned
to the N. P. at Jamestown, and ar
rived five and a half hours late in
St. Paul. A coincidence was a
freight wreck just out of Minot,
with the track just cleared.
Mr.. BurdNtt had a major opera
ton Aug. 16. He is now up and
dressed, but is taken to the North
western medical university five
days a week for a series of 25
treatments. Mrs. Burdett came
home Aug. %, but will return soon
to st. Paul to remain until Mr..
Burdett is released. They expect
to be home early in September.
Former Laurel friends who
worked with Mr.. Burdet in rail-
road service called on him at the
hospital. Included F. G..
Moody, Oscal Halverson, George
Webster and Frank Vannice, also
Mrs. Burdett's sister, Mrs. Russell
Freeman and her husband, and a
brother, Erva Bybee and his wife
from Knoxville, Iowa.
The Burdetts wish to express
their appreciation to the friends
who sent many cards, letters and
good wishes. "It is nice to be e
membered," they said.
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|: The News
!. of Laurel
amnmumamnmHmamE EamE zMhs .

Mrs. Edward Coombs is in the
Deaconess hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith have
as guests Mrs. Smiths mother,
Mrs. Emma Crambert of ~Itasca,
H., and her sister, Mrs. Harry
Schager and son Tommy of River
side, Ill. The group left Tuesday
for the Smith cabin on Spring
creek beyond Red Lodge. They will
spend a few days there and also
go to Cooke City before returning
to Laurel.
Linda Johnston was hostess Fri
day evening at a slumber party
and Saturday morning at break
fast. On the guest list were Mar
lene Hafer, Janet Morrison, Mar
ian Henry, Marilyn Smith, Dolores
Scheeler, Jean Bernhard, lola
Fisher, Audrey Moon, Maxine
Boyd, Charlotte Decker, Jean
Harper, Lorraine Wagner, all of
Laurel, and Pat Hanson of Clyde
Park.
Laurel outlook., 1950-08-30
Miss Bonnie Barr
WEEDS Keith Latham
At Home Ceremony

In a simple home ceremony in
the presence of members of the
family, Wednesday at 1880 o'clock.
Bonnie Lee Barr and Keith Latham
of Billings were married by the
Rev. c. G.. Spellman, pastor of the
Methodist church. The home of the
brides parents was decorated with
baskets of gladioli. Mrs. Calvin
Shoop and Joe Yerger, both of Bill
lings, yer attendants during the
double-ring ceremony.
The bride, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Barr, was attired in
a wine colored suit with grey &C
c%essories. Her corsage was of
glamellias. Mrs. Shoop wore a
navy blue suit with ~chartreuse ac-
c~essories and a talisman rose or
sage.
Mr.. Latham is the son of Mrs.
Nile Proffer of Billings.
Mrs. Barr wore, for her daugh-
ters wedding, a summer print
OTeSS ana q Wn1te rose cOrSage.
Mrs. Proffer wore a black suit and
a corsage of red roses.
Following the ceremony, a re-
ception for the wedding party was
at the Barr home. Mrs. Gaylord
Easton, sister of the bride, cut
the wedding cake and Mrs. Emily
Shaffer, grandmother of the bride,
poured coffee.
The young couple left Saturday
to make their home in Glendive
where Mr.. Latham is employed
and Mrs. Latham, who was grad
uated last spring from Eastern
Montana College of Education,
will teach in the Giendive schools.