davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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1941 2-dr.: $165; has r. and
h.; good tires; looks good. Motor
needs overhaul. Fine value: other
similar values. 4th at Md. ave, s.w.
1913 taxicab with p. d. c.;
$500, Cash or terms; good cond. r.,
b: guar. insp, MI. 1890. 81
DODGE 194I 2-door: fine condition;
$195. KENNY MOTOR CO, aga
4 !. ave-. Hyattsville. Md. UN.
DODGE 1915 coupe; very good con-
dition. Cash. $685.. Call Wo. 5000.
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CHRYSLER 40 Town and Country
convertible; motor exc; needs body
repairs; Just right for "hot rod:
$325. COOPER MOTORS. 5iOO
CBRYsLER 1S4s 4-dr.; New Yorker:
original blue finish; fully equipped;
low mileage; one owner; a beauty
throughout; only $I,195. COLONIAL
ave. Sc. LU. 2-S30O. 30
CHRYSLER 81 New Yorker sedan;
radio. heater, automatic transmits
sion, white-wall tires, beautiful ma
room, Scotch plaid upholstery, IA
mouse lS0-horsepower VS. engine;
immaculate, very low-mileage car
Special sale price for today, only
$2.995. WHEELER, INC, Chrysler-
Plymouth GEM. 470S), 1900 Wiscon-
CHRYSLER so Royal 4-door sedan;
radio. heater, automatic transmits
sion. beautiful two-tone finish. clean
one-owner car; an outstanding
value for only S1.795. WHEELER.
INC, Chrysler-Plymouth GEM. 4708),
1890 Wisconsin ave. 81
CHRYSLER '46 Windsor club coupe;
fiuid drive, T. and h.. seat covers,
light green finish; very clean car.
$S95. PARKWAY FORD, MI. 01S5.
S051 st. NV.
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AUroMosILEs FOR SALE

1851 standard "Ss'
4-dr. sedan; black; perfect condi-
ton; fully equipped; 1900 miles:
owner. S2,175. Call TIE. 1464;
oLDsMoBME 1850 "7e" club coupe:
original finish; fully equipped;
$1,695. COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE
co. 2226 Nichols ave. sc. LU.
oLpsMoBILE 80 Rocket "ss" sodr.
Wv. tires. Beaut. blue finish: ex-
AUTO SALES, INC. 220i Nichols
ave. Sc. LU. 1-66I2. 80
OLDSMOBILE 1948 "9s" 4-dr.;
stone gray finish; one careful
owner; original miles showing. This
car. immaculate in every respect.
Hydra-Matic and fully equipped.
See and drive 1t and you will really
be be nsnFnRIe sSTp5isfd 81 so s45 coLosIAI os1AI
l$4I 9th St. NV. Gust OF pa,
sedanette. r. and h.. sunyisor, spot.
take over payments. FIR. O9I8.
OLDSMOBILE 194S 4-door 6-cylinder:
immaculate. Hydra. $500. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut. Wo.
oLDsMoBILE 1s4e 4-dr.: Hydra
Matte. T. and h.; first $500 offer:
M9ndsy; No sEseai Can be seen by calling
OLDsMoBiLE 1910 2-dr. sedan; ra-
dio and heater excellent motor;
$3.50, cash or S53 down, bal. notes.
ia. 1924.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 1850 4-dr. sed.; weather eye
heater and overdrive, orig. nm. and
clean as Q pin, Priced to sell quick;
only $1,295. Open eyes. and Sun.
LOGAN (Ford). I'LL 18th st. NV.
NASH si SsgV 80 Ambassador, Fully eaulSped. p
egysTdriys; gSaSs so. Ley sgzo. mileage s1.3ss6 s
NASH so Rambler convert: q won
derful buy in today's most popular
car; one careful owner; immac.
guar. SLABS. WILLIAMS q BAKER
NASH. 29th and M SITS. NV. Ho
NASH '4s 300" 4-dr, sed. A real
bargain; In fine cond, excel. orig.
finish. nice motor. good tires. equip.
Only $595. Terms. trade. guaran-
tee. Open ewes. and Sun. LOGAN
FORD). I'LL 18th st. NV, DI.
NASH 81 Rambler st. wag.; hardly
driven; Sl,5S3. You pay less at
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bla-
densburg Rd. 2 city blocks of fine
cars. 53s bank financed.
NASH 40. 500 4-dr.. r. & h.. A
ll;-owner car; :od IN the best q condI-
ton: Only $9g5. Guaranteed. ROY
Al MOTORS. Chrysler-Plymouth. 10
Kennedy st. NV, TU. 2438.
NASH 81 Rambler station wag.. hard
ly driven; 81 ,6S3. You pay less at
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1881 Bla.-
denShurg Rd. Two city blocks of fine
cars, 6Ec Bank Financed
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RAILERS

TRAILER wANTED-3 rooms must
be in good condition and priced
right OIL $50.
a-WHEEL LUGGAGE TRAILER, body
2xsx7s 1912 Jackson st. ne. LA.
TRAILERs BOUGHT, sold, stored;
quick cash for luggage trailers.
1000 Central ave. NE. Hillside $3.50
2S-FT. SHULT; 8 rms, 194l; priced
reas. Call OF. 1875.
HEETER TRAILER SALES, Cherry
Hill Trailer Park Route /. Berwyn,
Md. authorized dealer for several
makes OF new and used house trail
ers: trailer service. electric welding
and trailer kitches installed TO.
TRAILER - Factory built all-steel
trailer. arranged TO carry all your
luggage and boat Reasonable price,
drive 1t away. Call HARRIS, NO.
INTERNATIONAL HARvESTER-2-
wheel metal trailer on practically
new tires; bed dimensions 512x31ax
ga #; hitch and tarpaulin incl. :
trailer s mos. old. Everything; SI35
PONTiAC, 1851 34-ft. Two bedrooms,
bunk beds in rear. Complete bath
with tub and shower. Tour-aid hitch
and overload springs. Used only 3
months: Woodley Hills Trailer Park,
Lot 140. 81
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A VARIETY OF USED
TRAILERS WITH BATHS
Open Daily, Including
Sunday, 9 TIL 9
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

End TRUST NOTES-Cash In 4 hts.
Call ST. 37o7, SH. 1925. "a
End TRUSTS BOUGHT, top prices;
immed. cash. Call day or night, !.
C. HOOVER, RA. 1881, OIL. 6676.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST Loans,
BARLOW REALTY CO., Realtors,
1881 G st. NV. NE. 2495.
FIRsT-TRUST LOANS on real estate
low rates; 8 to 5 year terms and
monthly payments. P. j. WALSHE.
INC, 115 Eye St, NV. Ma. GAGS.
CASH ON 1st AND End TRUST
NOTES, incl. 1st trust on ACREAGE;
quick settlement; white or colored
notes in D. c., Md. and Va, FULTON
R. GORDAN, the Colorado Bldg,
14th and G sts: NV. DI. $3.50.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-we
will buy second trust notes, D. c.,
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP, 1912 N. Y. ave. NV,
National 1888.
WILL PURCHASE 2nd deed of trust
notes on resident and commercial
property in D. c. only, in amounts
of $1,000 to $4,000 at reasonable
discount. MR.. CLARKE, DI. 1851,
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
2I2 to 4ec DISCOUNT
Mr. OITTCK RA 34lS 1s
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MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTIvE MIscELLANEoU:

1850 B.S.A., star twin 500 &C., Al
condition, $500. OIL. 6225.
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1st Washington Showing
1852
ALMA TRAILERS

the newest models of the worlds
finest house trailer line. All sizes.
Completely equipped with showers;
some with tubs too. Streamlined
kitchens. auto. hot water Priced
far lower than comparable ordi-
nary living accommodations. At
tractive terms. Displayed at ACK-
ERMAN'S TRAILER SALES, 9001
Baltimore ave-, on u. S. / az
mi. north Of College Park. Tele-
phone To 1919
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~ sS'Nt~btN v tVtASSsS
WANTED 194s Mercury, lO0-hp.
motor; must be perfect. Call CO.
1857, MR.. KEITH.
ARC WELDER, Marquette, $50 amp,
Phone AP. 1900 after 12 noon Sun.
AIR COMPRESSOR, Drummer, ia
hp., 1ne condition. Phone AP. 1900
after IL noon Sun.
MOTOR CRANE, hydraulic, n ton,
fairly new, remove motors without
removing hood. Phone AP. 1900
after IL noon Sun.
USED AUTO PARTS-Tires. tubes,
batteries, tenders. motors, transmis-
Sions. etc, for most cars. All parts
guaranteed 80 days. A few used
cars for sale cheap. KENILWORTH
AUTO CO. 1901 Kenilworth ave.
U. S. Royal Master white-wall tires;
cost SOTO. will accept S5T.lO.
Also very good used S.00x15 5 white
wall tires for $I4 each. Call MR.
ROBERT HU. 3440. .
EDELBROCK, aluminium heads. Ford
or Mercury, '49-'51. IA to. /. $55;
FACTORY REBUILT MOToRS-Re.
aay @cdei Hs i avSilasfe sRuf ssord IR1s. cRevt
Chrysler, De Soto, olds. Pontiac
studebaker Champion and WHY'S
Terms as low as S1l monthly In
stallatiop can be arranged. MONT
ooHERY WARD Alex. Va. Al
1900
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION

PIPER CLIPPER. total time 450 hrs
40 model, 2-way radio, Sensenich
comfortable prop. never crashed,
always hangared, peri. cond; So 65C
or best offer. JU. $4,000. WO. 1886
ONE FAIRCHILD P. T. 23, for sale,
all A. D. complied with; plane has
hatch; $3.50; low engine time. DU.
1858 after z pm 80
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TRAILERs tcont.,

1851 CASTLE. all aluminium; % IT.:
less than so days old; complete
unpaid balance Of $1,000.
1916 Platt: custom bulls; complete
bath; $1,l95.
1860 Star; all aluminium: 30 IT,.
lived in less than 8 mos; all
modern convenieces; S1,S95. 1896
down bal bal, IN small H. monthly nth pymts' Tas
194S Rolling Home, 20 ft.. just like
new; 81 ,595; small down payment,
balance like paving rent.
COEIE'S
Washington Baltic blvd. 3 mi, north
of 1aurel. Phone Laurel 922. II
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GARAGES

1s4s WYOMING AVE. N.w.-Locked
garage for rent. $40 a month. See
janitor, or call HO. 1920. 80
2I0 e ST. N.W.-2-story dble. brick
garage suitable for storage or small
workshop; $50 as is. DE. 6697. a
The guardian., 1951-03-10

faith, strength and fortitude.
Mrs. Waddell departed this life
on Monday night, February 26,
1851. In that departure it was
her physical body which left us;
for her spiritual body will never
leave us. II will be with us in
our fond remembrances of her;
it will be with US in those acts
and deeds which she so nobly in
iuenced and inspired; and that
spiritual body will continue to
live as it passes on to succeeding
generations.
Mrs. Waddell leaves no blood
relatives to mourn her passing,
But she does leave to mourn her
many people from various walks
of life and from different sections
of the country. Some are ac-
quaintances. Many are friends.
Others have taken the place of
relatives, for they and Mrs.
Waddell, in their mutual love,
have been doing the Will of God.
"God is my strong Salvation,
What foe have I to fear?
In darkness and temptation,
My light, my help, is near.
Though hosts encamp around
me,
Firm to the fight I stand,
What terror can confound me
: With God at my right hand"
The guardian., 1951-03-10
WADDELL-
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Continued from Page one)
CHAPTER. No. "A, B. P. 0. Rein
deer. Newark, N. j., and Ella
wilkinson Chapter No. II, New
York City; also kilograms from
Mary ]. Holt, pas@ officer Queen
Palace of Louise Chapter No. l,
Newark, N. j., Ella wilkinson
Chapter No. l, Princess Willie
Jones Most Noble Queen of
Louise Chapter No. /, Newark,
N. j.. all of the B. P. o.
Among the floral tributes
were: corsage, Esther and Earl
Ball of Baltimore, Nd, Grand
Chapter B. P. o. Reindeer, Mrs.
Alice Rochester, Miss L. Dick
son and Miss Edith Dixon, Bay
State Grand Chapter, Order of
Eastern Star, Mrs. Maude Au-
buchun, James Butler, Olga
Hardy, Joseph Mitchell and
Fred Riggs, past Most Noble
Governors Chamber No. II, New
England Household of Ruth, No.
5152. Amy Shepard and Violet
Ergas, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Parker, Electra Chapter. order
Of Eastern Star, Richard How
ard.
Among the out Of town friends
who attended the funeral were:
Mrs. Olga Hardy Of Newark,
N. j., Mrs. Eulinda Cumberback
Of PoughkeepSie, N. Y, Mr..
Johnnie Butler Of Jersey City,
N j., Mrs. Maude Aubuchun Of
Bonne Terre, Mo.
Bessie J. Waddell, late of 681
Shawmut avenue, Boston, was
born in Richmond, Va, on March
The guardian., 1951-03-10
MANY IN TRIBUTE TO
MRS. JAMES {. DERRY

Funeral services for Mrs. Willie
Anna Derry of FISHERMAN street,
wife of Custodian James E. Derry
of the First National Bank of
Maiden and who passed away
Sunday morning, Feb. 25, at her
home following a long illness,
were held Wednesday, Feb. %
at the Emmanuel Baptist Church
where her husband is deacon
emeritus.
There was a large gathering Of
relatives and friends in attend
ance, and Rev. James L. Jackson,
pastor emeritus, and Rev. Earl
w. Lawson, pastor, conducted the
services. Mrs. Arabella Hinton
presided at the organ, accom-
panying the full choir during the
singing of abide With Me" and
"Stars In My Crown" and the
soloist, Mrs. Blanche Diggs, whose
selections were Sunshine To-
morrow" and HE Understands.
There was an abundance of floral
tributes.
Rev. Mr.. Jackson and Rev. Mr..
Lawson oficiated at the commit
tai service at the grave in Forest
Dale Cemetery,
Surviving are James E. Derry
husband; Walter Derry, son; Mrs
PHYLLIS Owens. grand daughter.
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Howard NJ. Saunders, Dies

Funeral services for Howard
M. Saunders, pioneer railroad
employee for over As years with
the Boston g. Albany Railroad,
who departed this life Feb. 81.
were held at Chisolm Funeral
Chapel, Feb. "a with Rev Earl
W. Lawson, officiating. Ella
France Jones was soloist. Inter-
ment was in Mt. Hope Cemetery.
He was born in Washington.
d. C., and during his childhood
moved with his mother, brothers
and sisters to Providence, r. l.,
where he finished his schooling.
Later they moved to Boston
where for over 40 years and until
his death he was loyal and
active member of the Ancient
Order Of Foresters, Court Fred
eric Douglas No. s496. Services
by the Foresters were held at
Chisolm Funeral Chapel Friday
evening at g P. M. He also was
a member of the Sportsman's
Club Of Greater Boston and
Masonic Lodge.
His kind and pleasing person.
ality won him many devoted
friends by whom he will be
greatly missed He leaves to
mourn their loss; his wife, Mrs.
Sally A. Saunders; one. sister.
Miss Victoria Saunders and a
host Of relatives and friends.
The guardian., 1951-03-10

ties and affiliations. She held
high Offices in the Household OF
Ruth and Eastern Star. She was
Past Daughter Ruler of Phyllis
Wheatly Temple of Elks. She
was one of the founders and
organizers of the Independent
Order of ], r. Giddings and
Jollifee Union of Ameri c a
(Tent). She was one of the
founders and organizers of the
Independent Order of Reindeer
of which she was the Grand
Most Noble Queen for 90 years,
In all of these organizations she
ruled with dignity, distinction
and impartiality; and as such
ruler she was highly regarded
and respected.
Mrs. Waddell was no less
known for her religious activi-
ties. At the time of her death
she was one of the oldest living
members of the twelfth Baptist
Church of Boston. Her unselfsh
spirit was always shown when
she came to the assistance upon
call of other churches for her
services. Tokens of appreciation
for these services were mani
tested by the church members
and by the pastor, during her
several years of illness, by gifts,
songs and prayers. In those
songs and prayers she found
strength and consolation, more
particularly in that nymn of
hymns she loved so well, "Abide
With Me-. It was through the
unselfish service of that Christian
woman, Mrs. Mary Davis, her
friend and neighbor, who for
years, day and night, admins
tered unto her needs, that Mrs.
Waddell was able to bear the
burden of her long illness with
The guardian., 1951-03-10

IS. 1867. Her parents were the
late Peter and Mary Young.
After finishing school in Rich
mond, she went to Atlantic City,
N. j., where she lived for a short
time. There she married the late
Edward Waddell; and by this
marriage there was born one
child, the late Arthur ]. Waddell.
Mrs. Waddell came to Boston
at the turn of the century. In
Boston and during her long resi-
dence here she lived an exceed
ingly fruitful life. She influenced
profoundly the thoughts, acts
and deeds Of thousands of people,
not only in the City of Boston,
but also throughout the United
States. She was indeed a leader
among women, yet a leader
among men. Shortly after her
arrival in Boston the people of
the community became aware OF
her leadership, and Immediately
drafted her services into civic,
political, fraternal and religious
activities.
In her social and civic life she
was known and esteemed as
"mother Waddell" She was
adored by the young, and re-
spected by the old, Her advice
was sought, given and followed
by old and young.
She was among those women
who fought valiantly and sue
cessfully for women's suffrage.
For many years she was clerk
and acting warden in her voting
precinct. She campaigned active
ly for political candidates from
the Office of the President down
to the Office of the humblest Office
holder.
Mrs. Waddell perhaps is best
known for her fraternal aetivi-
The guardian., 1951-03-10
MAIDEN
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
ReU. Earl w. Ldt0son, Pastor

Req. Earl w. LdDson, Pastor
The subject of the morning
was "Fellowshipping in the Up-
per Room" which was very in
spring. Members are expected
to return Lenten cleaners on
March l8, Palm Sunday. A nlu-
steal tea sponsored by the Visit
ing Committee of the church will
be given March II, at $3.50 Pm.
at the Parish House, Rev. Law
son will be guest speaker March
II, at the Linden Congregational
Church at 7:45 PM, for the
Union Lenten Services. There
will be an Easter breakfast
served by the Reaper's Club
Easter Sunday at $3.50 AM. Mrs,
Ruth Day, chairman. Prayer
meeting will be led by the
Trustees and Mystic Baptist
Alumni. Easter Pageant will be
on Holy Thursday, March ~.
Cantata will be on Easter Sun
day.
Requesting patronage Of Mels'
Barber Shop, $50 Ferry street,
Everett; one block from Maiden
Everett line. Among the sick
are: Mrs. Sarah Carter, inprov-
ing; Thelma Hornsby, at home.
The annual skating party held
Tuesday, February 20, at the
Bal-a-Rue, under the auspices OF
the Mystic Baptist Convention
was a success. West Newton was
the largest in attendance; Win
chester, Woburn, Everett and
Maiden churches were in atten-
dance. The Valentine party for
the Sunday School on February
is, was very we'll attended.
Games, prizes and refreshments
were enjoyed by all who attend
ed. The teachers are to be COM
mended for their attendance and
the fine job they did. The Junior
basketball team won over Center
Methodist by score of 80 to II.
frankie Pryor was high scorer
with 18 points, Desmond 2
points, Sparrow 4 points, Rose 3
points, Jasper 2 points, and w.
Anderson l point. Edward Rice,
the coach, played host to the
Junior basketball team. Movies
were shown, games played, and
refreshments served.
The guardian., 1951-03-10
CAMBRIDGE
~ pATL. AME CHURCH

ST. PAUL A.M.E. CHpEGh
Req. B. A. GaI5olUGy, DID,, Pastor
Last Sunday morning the
pastor spoke on "The Hour Is
Come" and all who have had the
privilege of hearing him can well
imagine what he did with such a
subject. He pointed out the
crucial conditions in the world,
today, and the application of
those Holy words. Both senior
and Junior choirs lent support to
the service, and the increasing
enthusiasm in the mortgage
burning drive seems to assure
the going over the top, Sunday,
April 20, when the drive closes.
At night, the pastor chose Create
in Me a Clean Heart" and again,
swayed the audience, supported
by the senior choir. Features
were a solo by Forrest Worten,
and one by the pastor. A musical
tea will be given, Sunday the
18th at 400 o'clock, by the
Young Peoples Fellowship and
Choir, Charles N. Bourne, presi-
dent; Lillian Moore, treasurer,
and will fe ature Lawrence
Howard of Harvard University
as speaker, artists from Eastern
Nazarene College, Moreno Roth,
Spanish guitar; Evelyn Blake,
accordion; Harold Pinkston, Ha-
waiian guitar, and reader. Silver
offering.
The guardian., 1951-03-10
Gard of Thanks

The family Of the late Howard
NJ. Saunders wish to express
their sincere gratitude to all
relatives, neighbors and friends
who helped us during our recent
bereavement; to Rev. Earl w.
Lawson for his spiritual consola-
ton; members of the Ancient
Order Of Foresters, Court Fred
erick Douglas No. 8496. who held
services on Friday evening; Mr..
and Mrs, David Hill for the use
Of their car, and Undertaken
Chisolm for his courteous and
reliable service.
MRS. SALLY A. SAUNDERS.
Wife
MISS VICTORIA SAUNDERS,
Sister
The guardian., 1951-03-10
CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Mrs.
James E, Derry, sincerely ex-
presses its appreciation for the
courtesy and consolation offered
by all friends and neighbors in
such time Of our great loss.
THE DERRY FAMILY
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-05
SIOUX FALLS, S. D.
Minerva BridgewAtcr
SIS No. Mimi. Ave.
Sioux Falls, So. Dakota

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred White, lis
No. Dakota Ave, Apt No. 4, are
the proud parents of a baby girl,
born at McKennan hospital, Fri
day, Dec. goth. Proud daddy
White was sharing his happiness
with chocolates for the ladies and
cigars for the men.
Mr.. Albert LaMonte, 115 No.
Dakota Ave, Apt. II, who has
been on the sick list was taken to
McKennan hospital Thursday is
doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warden
entertained at dinner on Christ
mas Eve Mrs. Walter Edgar at
their home 229 No. Trap Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Smith, 216
East 32nd St, have as their house
guest the latter's sister, Mrs.
Bernice Milton, Ottumwa, Iowa,
who arrived Thursday before
Christmas. Mrs. Milton will re-
turn home Friday after New
Years. Among the guests present
for dinner on Christmas Day
were Mines. Bea Hamilton, Earn
est Barger, Leonard Williams Jr.,
and Messrs +. G. Collins, Joseph
Flemings,
Rev. and Mrs. H. w. Bolts Jr.,
and daughter Sharon. left Tues
day morning after Christmas for
Minneapolis to visit relatives and
friends returning Saturday before
New Years.
st. Johns Baptist church, Rev.
II. w, Bolts Jr., pastor. The
Christmas Harvest" presented at
the Church Christmas night was
played by three high school stu
dents, teacher and Mr.. Roscoe
Bacon, asst. supt. Mrs. II. w.
Bolts was directress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Coakley.
200 No. Franklin street had as
their house guests during the
yuletide season, the latter's niece
Louise Sheliffe and Mrs. Coakley,
and Barbara Simmons from Ma
son City, Iowa.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-05
Inu Saunders MaFries
Jumes Horis JE.
In Pilgrim Church

Before poincettas and carna-
tons. Ina Saunders and James
Horris, Jr., were united In mar
riage Tuesday, Jan. at Pilgrim
Baptist church with Rev. Floyd
Massey Jr., reading the cere-
mony.
Attendants for the bride were
Mrs. Inice Murrill, matron of
honor, Misses Dolores Jones and
Gloria Williams, bridesmaids. The
best man was Burie Carmichael
Jr. Flower girls were Meridee and
Flora Galloway and the ring
bearer was Walter Reed Jr.
During the impressive cere-
mony Miss Revoida Wright play
ed the wedding march. and Mrs.
Ermine Hall Allen sang ave
Maria" and "At Dawning."
The wedding reception for the
couple was held In the basement
OF the church.
Mr., Horris is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Horris of Mime
apolis, and Mrs. Horris resided at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. L.
Murray, 292 N. Chatsworth.
The couple are temporarily re-
siding at Mr.. Horris' home, 1921
18th Ave. So. Minneapolis. He
win leave soon for his station at
Fort Leonard Wood. Missouri.
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BORDER CHURCH NOTES

Rev. c. M. Sexton at the morn
ing worship spoke on the subject,
"Simeon's Prayer" as many gath
cred for the last morning service
of 1850. The scripture reading
was from Luke EFF. Many visitors
were present. All were extended
a personal welcome by the pastor
and given a hearty Happy New
Years greeting. Next Sunday,
Rev. Sexton will speak on Christ
The Saviour" Scripture, lisa, 49,
11-20.
At the Vesper hour from 8 to
7 the Methodist Men were In
charge of the services. They pre-
sented Mr.. H. B. Hargrove, one
of the Lay-Leaders of the Metho-
dist church and a member of the
exec. comm. of the Methodist I'm
ion, as the guest speaker. A short
musical program preceded the
speaker.
Watch night services were OBJ
served beginning at 1890 p. m
At the waning minutes Of the old
year passed, all present were
bowed in meditation as the new
year was ushered in. Rev. Sexton
selected as the subject of his mes
sage for the evening, Watch
man." Scripture reading, Heb
10: lit.
Class meeting every Thursday
evening at o'clock. You are in
Wted to attend these interesting
services. This Is not a prayer ser
vice but a lively discussion hour.
Vesper services every Sunday,
from 6 to Z. You and your friends
are invited.