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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-01

Commander John II. Turner.
son of the late LIT. w. p. Tur-
ner and Mrs, W P. Turner. 1911
Commonwealth Avenue, Bos-
lon, Mass, recently received
orders 10 take commend of Sub
marine Division Forty Three
IN January 1852 Cdr. Turner
pfaflliated from the U. S. Nav
Academy in 1886,
DURING World War II he serv-
"a in submarines and was COM
manding officer Of the sub
n1arines Seal. Nero and Boar
fish.
&C the present time he is SER
4ing as operations officer of
submarine Squadron Four.
He is entitled to wear the Navy
Gross, two silver stars. the
Bronze Star medal and the
riny unit citation.
Cdr Turner is married to the
former Helen Blair of South
-eyn Pines, N. c.
Their residence in Key West is
GIG Eaton street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-01
Lit. Sanchez Is
Attending Course

End 1t. Charles ]. Sanchez,
Army Medical Service Corps, son
of DR.. ]. c. Sanchez, lli2 Varela
Street, Key West, is at Medical
Field Service School, located at
Brooke Army Medical Center,
Fort Sam Houston, Texas, to at
tend four weeks orientation
course in military medical serv-
ice.
The class is made up of officers
recently called to duty in tho
Medical Corps, Dental Corps,
Veterinary Corps, and Medical
Service Corps.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-01

Washington was rowed across
the Delaware by the famous
Amphibioas Regiment" made
Up of sailors from Marblehead,
Mass
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-01
apply TO Wed

Ralph M. Fetters, Navy, and
Phyllis D. Godfrey, of the Over
seas Hotel here, applied for a
marriage license at Judge Ray
mond r. Lords office in the
Court House Tuesday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-01

Ex President Herbert Hoover
taa ted his freshman year at Lee
tand Stanford University in 1891,
the first year the university
opened.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-01

In Milwaukee. if motorist
proves there is no garage with
in two blocks of his home, he
can rent curb space from the
city for $500 month.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-01

Sleepy Hollow, the scene of
Irving's Rip Van Wrinkle, was
originally named Die Slaperig
Hafen," THE Sleepy HAVEN by
the Dutch.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-01

This was highlight of the annual
meeting.
Installation of new officers and
directors took place at the ban
quet at z p. m. Wednesday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-01

According to tradition, Edin-
burgh, Scotland, was founded
1000 B. c., by King Ebranke
and his 20 sons and 80 daugh-
tiers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-01

Most plants are green but
there are few green flowers.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-02-23
BORDER CHURCH NOTES

Those who gathered at Border
at the morning worship Sunday,
were well pleased with the dis
course of Rev. Sexton. as he
spoke on the subject, The Key
Word" He described this beauti-
fully as. Love" which Of all the
gifts, Of Faith. Hope and Love,
Love is the greatest. His scripture
reading was the LIST Cor. 1877
Quite a few visitors were present
All were made welcome and in
vited to worship with us again
Miss Thelma Oldham, of Dayton,
Ohio. now residing in the city,
united with Border at the invita-
tional. Next Sunday. Rev. Sex
ton will speak on the subject,
Keeping the Faith" Scripture
reading, Gal. 6:l-9
Class meeting every Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock The interest
in these meetings are quite en-
couraging. You, too, should be
with us in this hour OF lively dis
Cusslon where you learn as well as
got that spiritual uplift you are
seeking.
Because OF the George Wash
ington Tea, an annual affair of
the Hattie Dwyer Guild. being
from TO 7, the period for the
Vesper hour. will be taken by
them. However. Vesper services
as usual the following Sunday
from 8 to 7.
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nd Rabbi NJ. NJ. Goodman.

and Rabbi NJ. NJ. Goodman.
Special guests are the past
award winners, Judge Edward +.
Waite, Bradshaw Mintener and
Bradley l.. Morrison, associate edi-
torial page director OF the Min
ncapOlls Tribune.
An informal dinner will open
the program and the meeting will
start at 8:l5 p. m.
Edward +. Schwartz, past
past president of Arthur Brin
Lodge will be toastmaster and CO.
chairman with Maurice Finkel-
stein, commander of Minneapolis
Post 1866. Those in charge included
Louis Green, president Arthur
Brin Lodge: d. d, Belfer, state
commander Jewish War Veterans;
Alex Kanter. national intelli.
genCe officer. JWV for Minneso-
to: George Guttmann. Hyman
RibniCk and Samuel Scheiner.
Mrs. Maurice Finkelstein. COM
mander Jewish War Veterans
Auxiliary and Mrs. Max J. Levin
sohn, president Bertha Ruiz Filter
man chapter OF B'Nai Birth were
the social hour hostcsses after the
meeting.
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Rev. William z. Guy, was IN
the pulpit in the absence of Rev.
B. n. Moore, bringing the IL o.
clock message; his meditation was
on clause from the Lords
Prayer. Forgive us our trans
gressions as we forgive those who
transgress against u.s." Rev. Guy
will bring the message on the
morning of the 25th.
Mrs. c. w. Williams. wife of the
pastor OF Carter Chapel, brought
a very fine message to the Mis-
sionary Society; others taking
part in the service were Mrs.
Smith. Mrs. Emma Simms and the
choral group. all of the Apostolic
Faith Assembly, Mrs. Mary Pat
rick. Mrs. Bertha James and Mrs.
VILLA Mae Barber.
A very appreciative group at
tended the showing Of the movies,
The Unfaithful Servant" The
Brotherhood of Man" and This is
my Fathers World" This was the
first attempt by the Board Of
Christian Education and will be
followed by the second OF the
series on March Is at which time
an appropriate picture for the
season will be shown.
Rev. Guy will be guest speaker
for the church school board at
their meeting Friday, February
90 at 7:3O p. m. This is to be a
social meeting. The attention Of
all members OF st. James is called
to the notice Of a meeting of the
membership. Business of the
meeting regarding raising of the
first mortgage and the election
of Trustees OF class 1854. Trustees
whose terms expire are: Clarence
Anderson. Lester f. Boyd and
John NJ. Patton.
The Junior department of the
church school will worship with
the Junior Department of Ham
line Methodist church. Sunday,
February rs at $50 a. m.
We extend the usual but sincere
invitation to you to come and wor-
ship with us at st. James. Visi-
tors always welcome.-Bertha l..
King.
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Churches


United with the church during
the evening program was Mrs.
Esther Caruthers, formerly a
member of the st. John Baptist
Church, Memphis, Tenn. We well
come her to the fold.
Mrs. l. c. Harris, president of
the Smart Set Club, wishes TO
thank the participants, congrega-
ton and friends from the various
churches for their wonderful CO.
operation and support.
Sunday, February Is. at $50,
our Pastor, Choir and congrega-
ton will be the guests of the Hol-
sey Memorial church. II you love
good soul stirring music come and
hear Bethesda Choir sing.
Usher Boards meeting Thurs
day. February 22nd at the church.
next meeting will be held March
Sth. Mrs. Katherine Pierro.
president.
Dorcas Missionary will meet at
the home OF Mrs. Betty Houston
Wednesday, Feb. 28th at 1 p. m,
3s44 Fifth Ave. So. Mrs. Marguer-
tie Gonzales, president.
Our sick, Rev. L. c. Harris,
Mrs. Evelyn Harris. Let's remem-
Der them, and pray for their
speedy recovery.-Rev. L. c. Har-
ris, pastor; Sarah Benson. repor-
ter
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< Weekly Review
ny GEORGIA RUSSELL DOTY

Hello again Been enjoying this thNwnG weather
heard the sayings that truth
people funny" Well my story just
proves the fact that people funny"
An elderly bachelor longtime resident o
has been corresponding at present
s in state hospital
letters from his friend but this particular
the envelope had been opened e
Wen just say due to getting bed
him off But he blew and Immediately
respectable and honest opening few
parting word he packed clothes
hospital only to find that all outgoing mail opened
scaled
After weeks locating bachelor letter
from the hospital II possible humility our
bachelor woHd be rhcrc quite this
story; but things
done regretted
Well we'll It seems Mr. Stork having busy Of 1t this
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Wright are
expecting momentary Also Mr. and Mrs
and Mrs Homer Wilson have a date stork
How would you You would Well Faus,
tina Robinson did though
to the Tell the Time program decided to send
in her L and behold the
winner
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-02-23

Sioux Falls, 3. When Pfc.
Donald X. Smith Of the 3ist Air
Police So. Turner Air Force Base,
Albany. Ga. stepped across the
threshold Of the home Of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs, Melvin Smith.
2I8 East 3lHt, az shown above,
there was great rejoicing by his
family.
Donald enlisted May o, 1850 and
received base training at Lack
land Air Force. San Antonio.
Texas. He In now stationed at Al.
bany, Ca, where ne takes an ac-
tive part In basketball and has
also filled in ~ help teacher at
the Monroe High school In public
speaking.
Donald arrived home Feb. 4 and
returned Feb. II, for Omaha.
Nebraska by bus, From there ne
completed his trip by plane to
Albany. Ga. Among the many
faVorH extended Donald was a
dinner at the Esquire Cafe FRI
day by hosts Kenneth Anderson
and Alfred White.
Donald has two brothers, Alon.
no, In high school and Melvin Jr..
I years old,
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ST. PETERS A.M.E. CHURCH


The Sunday morning worship
theme consisted of one word -
Companionship- taken from
Genesis 5:24- Enoch walked with
God, and he was not, for Cod
took him. We listened to a great
spiritual message. filled with
biblical truths and slanted to to-
days living.
The pageant Of Church and Ne
gro history, Of which am very
proud to be the author, turned
out much better than anything
we'd dare hoped to expect. That
was because Of the great cooper
alton of so many people and
groups. am indebted to so many
that I suppose I hardly dare men
ton one.
There were many high moments
in the pageant, when people were
moved to tears by the excellent
performance OF the cast. My
great thanks to all who helped
make II a success.
The Orchid Department This
department Is dedicated TO the
people, who in their own quiet
way are helping build Gods
Kingdom on Earth. Our orchid Of
the week goes TO Mrs. Cora Brown
at the Uptegrove Rest Home. She
sold over thirty dollars worth Of
Christmas cards during the hoh-
days and last week she turned in
a cleaner with five dollars. The
remarkable thing about this
story Is that Mrs. Brown Is IN a
wheel chair. Mrs. Brown Is a
member of the Helpers Club.
Tell me about some orchid
winners you know
A new club was organized at
parsonage last Friday night Mrs.
Leila Copeland was elected presi-
dent. More about the officers and
name later.
Mrs. James Horris Sr., Of 18th
Avenue South. received word
from her son, Donald. that he was
in the hospital for a while No
thing too serious we hope The
Fractions Of Clinton Avenue had
a II page letter from Bill. He Is
In Camp Lewis Washington and
likes 1t very much. pray for all
our boys)
Remember the Tea given this
Sunday, Feb. 25th by the ABG's
at the home of Mrs. George Roach
at 3917 Fifth Ave. So. Mrs. Esther
Dean Is president.
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Mrs. Harriet Jones was mis-
treEs Of ceremonies, Mrs. Chris
tine johnson. narrator and Mr.
Bert Wade, father time. Other
characters and who they repre-
scented In order Of their appear
ancs were Bishop and Mrs. Rich
ard Alien. Rev. and Mrs. NJ. l..
Simmons, also host and hostess
at the tea to which many impOr-
tAnt guests came; Mrs. Elizabeth
Taylor SojOurner Truth: Mrs.
Maxine Jones, Harriet Tubman;
Rev. Wendell johnson, Bishop
Paine. Miss Media Grove, Har-
Bcecher Stowe; Mr.. Tom Jones.
Booker r. Washington: Charles
Glenn, Abraham Lincoln; Kathryn
ChIvers, Connie ChiverA, Dorothy
Ann StOvRll, Joan Fraction. Mary
Esther Young. Donald Russell,
Richard Johns. James Nichols.
represented the Fisk Jubilee
Singers; Mrs. Leila Copeland,
Madam c. J. Walker; Mr.. Rich
ard Howell, DR.. George Washing-
ton Carver; Mr. Fred Ewing. Ro-
land Hayes, Mrs. Prudence Bur
rcll. DR.. Mary McCloud Bethune;
Mr.. Carl Fraction, Ralph Bunche:
and Mrs. Lorraine ChiVers, Marion
Anderson.
The above characters were rec
ognized by Father Time who
looked thru his Telescope 10 see
who was on the magic carpet. He
In turn gave the information to
tho Narrator and he informed the
mistress Of ceremonies who bid
them welcome. They were escorted
10 the front Of the church by the
ushers.
Following the pageant, tea and
other refreshments were served in
the basement Of the church
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MlnaEvA BFidgowAteR
088 No. MINI. Ava

st. Johns Baptist church. Rev
H. w. Bolts, Jr., pastor, Sunday
Devotionals were led by James f.
Monkey with scripture reading by
Shirley Staples. Text was Pauls
letter to Ephesians. subject. The
Unsearchable riches OF Christ"
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Vaughn
were In charge OF church attend
ance for the day. Mrs. Vaughn
was the pianist.
Mrs. James r. Monkey, deacon
and a member of the choir became
III and at the close of the service
was taken to McKennan hospital.
and at last report will be able 10
return home the first OF the week.
At the evening worship. the text
was taken from Isaiah So: LII
subject While He Is Near" A
beautiful illustration OF a lighted
candle and the limited time of
that Light.
Mrs Robert Haynes, 60i So.
Willow Ave, manager of COOn's
Beauty Salon, left by plane Sat
urday for Los Angeles, Cahf. TO
visit her three sisters and two
brothers and other relatives. Mrs.
Haynes plans a short visit and
will return by plane.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice COakley
have purchased q beautiful Sill
900 modern home near AugustanR
College. Mr.. Coakley operates a
night porter service in down town
Sioux Falls, employing several TO
assist him. A graduate Of WIS
and st. Johns Baptist church
clerk and one of the chefs at the
annual chicken dinners for the
public with his other civic duties.
Four sons. Danny. three; Eddie,
four, Eugene, six and Maurice
eight years old are the pride OF
the Coakleys.
Newman Booker, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bass Booker, ll5 No. DRko-
tn Ave. who was a patient at the
hospital is home and was at
church services.
Mines. John Armstrong and
William Harris, ll5 No. Oak Ave.
Apis No 2 and 10, have enrolled
at the sewing class for six weeks
at the YWCA.
Mrs. Charles Smith. 1911 No
Phillips Ave. has been confined
to her home for several days be-
cause Of illness
The Junior sewing club, Mrs
Johnny MilbTeath. president, met
at ne home OF Mrs. John Arm
strong Thursday and following a
short business session. q luncheon
was served. Mrs, Joe Ella Wood
son was hostess,
CarlOtta, four month old daugh-
ter II Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence
Dycart, 1927 No. Dakota Ave, Is
a patient at MCKcnnan hospital
with bronchitis She is scheduled
to return home this week
Mrs Beatrice Hamilton was
named president Of the NAACF
last week with Mr.. James F.
Monkey is vice president. A
Brotherhood meeting with = guest
speaker will be- held Feb. IS.
TIC, met Friday at the HWCA
where during refreshments an ex-
change box lunch was held Mrs.
Lawrence Dysart was in charge
Of entertainment.
Among the veterans and their
wives who attended the large
gathering here were Mr.. and Mrs,
Johnny Hildreath. Mr. and Mrs.
Al @. Frost. and Mr.. and Mrs.
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John Armstrong

John Armstrong
Fourth wedding anniversary
was observed by Mr.. and Mrs
Monroe Lotion, 115 No. Dakota
Ave, Apt. No. 2 Valentines Day,
Feb. II.
The birthdays Of Mrs. Al. c.
Frost and Mr.. James K. Monkey
were observed on Feb. IL,
Lincoln's birthday.
A barbecue dinner was held
Saturday at the home of Mrs.
Giles Walls. 219 No Dakota Ave
The proceeds to go to Church of
God In Christ church report.
The Bronze WOmen's club met
Monday at the Booker T. Wash
lngton Center. Mrs. Virgil Ander-
son was hostess.
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Young 81. PuuIlte
Dies February 20
A. AnekeT HoSpifol

After an illness Of six days at
Ancker hospital In ~. Paul. IS
year old Mary Ann Whitmore
died Tuesday morning ut 8:45.
Cause Of death had not been
diagnosed a. yet by the hospital
authorities.
The deceased was taken 10 the
hospital, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. KeIAic Whitmore,
Wednesday, Feb. IL with what
was thought 10 be a case Of flu.
Later that evening her condition
became critical.
A junior In Marshall High in
81. Paul. Miss Whitmore was a
member Of the G.A.A. and Il choir
Of that school. A member OF st.
Peter ClRver church abe was Ac-
tive In the girls Hodality,
Funeral services win be- held
this morning, Feb, ~. at St.
Peter ClRveT with Rev, Jerome
Luger officiating. Brooks FIlner-
al home In In charge of the ar
rRngemcnts. The intsrment will
be- at Calvary cemetery.
Survivors OF Miss Whitmore be-
sides the mother are her father.
Herbert Whitmore: two sisters.
Dorothy and Gwendolyn; four
brothers, Herbert JT. John.
Lawrence and Ray whitmore:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Day of
MuSkogec. Okla, grandparents,
Mr., and Mrs, Harry =. Richard.
son. aunt and uncle Of 81. Paul
and other relatives In other
states
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-02-23
MASON CITY. IOWA


The st. John Baptist church
was well attended Sunday The
youth OF the church rendered the
songs. Subject for the morning
sermon was How Long, Lord.
How Long,"
The BTU. was well attended
The program was rendered by the
willing Workers group. Pearlie
Mae Schiller was elected pianist
in place OF her mother, Mrs. Es-
tella Schulcr. At 8 p. m. the youth
had a round table discussion, led
by Sterling Macer. His topic was
Communism and Brotherhood "
Ruth Burrells topic was a talk on
Father Flanagan and Boys
Town"
The G. A. A. had a tea at the
YWCA at ? p. IN. Cynthia Martin
received an award for winning
1000 points in sports. Pearlie
Mae Schiller also attended.
The Rev Bankbush from the
first Baptist church showed a
movie at the church on The
Greatest Passion Play In The
World" about the life OF Jesus,
Afterwards, free win offering
was taken. The mission meeting
win meet at the home OF Mrs
Ruby Macer at 8 p. m Bible
reading classes will be heard FRI
day at 100 p. m.
The Schiller sisters will render
a program in Manley. Iowa at
New Bethel Baptist church the
fourth Sunday night in Feb.
The Eastern Stars viii give a
benefit dinner at the Hardware
Mutual Insurance Building on
Feb. %, starting at p. m.
Our sick are Mrs. Flemmings,
Mr.. James Jeffries. Mrs. Felicia
Aliens condition Is improving
Pearlie Mae SCHUYLER.
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Mrs. J. Gruner Ky professor. abe
was the unanimous choice OF the
two groups after n study Of the
work accomplished through her
efforts In the field Of human re-
iRtions during the past year.
The group she represents Is
composed OF tO-odd local orgRni-
nations ranging from teachers and
church units 10 advertising clubs
and labor unions.
District Court Judge d. e. La
Belle viii be the principal speaker
Samuel Scheiner, executive secTe-
tRry OF the Minnesota Jewish
Council, viii make the award
presentation. Also on the pro-
gram are the Phil Schmidt quar-
tet, Phyllis Keeler, Louis Greene
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Aliens Day leo Al
ST. Peter Church

A Richard Aliens Tea and pag-
cant was held at 50. Peter AME
church for Founders Day for the
first time Sunday evening, Feb,
Is.
The tea was sponsored by the
youth groups Of the church. the
Allen Christian Endeavor League
headed by Mrs wrcathA Max
well: the Star-Iite Usher Board,
headed by Mrs. Lucille McAdamS,
and the Choral Club. headed by
Mrs. Halle Ewing,
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BETHESDA CHURCH NEWS

A very truthful and inspiring
message was delivered by our
Pastor. Rev. l. c. Harris. Subject.
The Characteristics of a true and
pure Christian taken from the
18th chapter of Proverbs. 33rd
verse. Senior choir furnished the
music
Our evening program which was
sponsored by the Smart Set club.
was enjoyed by a large audience
that was present Our choir rem
dered several gospel numbers, the
direCtress OF the choir and super
visor OF the SOloist Bureau. Mrs.
Bessie Gresham, gave us a heart
felt reading. Mrs Jennie GrissOm
assistant supervisor of the Solo
ist Bureau, rendered a solo.
We were spiritually blessed by
our Royal Jubileers the entire eve
ming. and added to this program
was the Rising Sun group.
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IN MFMORIAM

In loving memory of AcDun
Woodland who left us February
10. 1914.
Until memory fades and life
departs
You will forever be in our
hearts
In love we lived: in peace
he died
We asked his life. but God
denied.
Sadly missed by his children,
Matte Simmons, Otis and Theo-
dore Woodland.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-02-23

Mrs. RebecCR Force. 1928 Min
nehah Ave. Ia still in critical con.
dition at the Uptegrove Rest
Home, 3Ol3 Fourth Ave, SO.
The Booker T. Washlngt ton
Study Club met at the home of
Mrs, J Jones, 1900 Portland Ave.
Tuesday, February 20 at 2 p. m.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-02-23

ClpleHI OI ID MAJ
Birth Arth r
Brin Lodge No.
271 and Jewish
War Veteran Q
Minneapolis Post
No, l68. Tuesday
evening, Feb, ~
at the Standard
Club.
The wife of q
u University Of
Minnesota Reolo-
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Mrs. GFuReE To
Receive Civic
Award TueSduY

Mrs. John w. Gruner. volunteer
executive secretary Of the Joint
Committee for Employment OPP
portunIty will be civic award re-
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Whereabouts Of
w. &, Havs SOUGHT

Interested party wishes to To-
cate William Edward Hays, last
known 10 have lived In Mime
apOlis,
Anyone knowing the where.
Rbouts OF Mr.. Hays, please CON
tact this newspaper.
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LII KERNES HERE

J. Harvey Kernes, National Ur-
ban League executive met We'd
ncsday, Feb. 81. with members of
the st. Paul Urban League plan
ntng committee for the purpose of
making pre-conventiOn plans for
the FAN. 1881 Urban League con-
ference. The Confab is scheduled
for ST. Paul. Sept, 81 at the
Lowry hotel. Mrs. Jeona Winner
is the local conference chairman.
Mrs. Beu Hyatt OF Duluth,
MINI. formerly OF this city Is
very IN and was taken to a hos
pital Monday, Feb. 10, in Duluth.
Harvey {. Pittman. youngest
son OF Mrs Rosa Pittman. 3S12
Fourth Ave. So. returned to the
city two weeks ago from Canada
Mr.. Pittman Is planning 10 stay in
the city and make Minneapolis
his home.
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Ruy and sell through the want
al section 81 this paper.
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The want ad section OF this
has n large readerShip.