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FURNITURE

PHONOGRAPH. Phonola, speed,
automatic; very good condition. HU.
pHosSoGRApn RECORDS - victor Wet
curry records ana albums: popular
and classical; all 3 speeds; large
S ftesk; =; sheet Hcg1 %ysis si,o sPRiN9 Il05 VAL
svs nv IN 1873 -,
f1l teysoard. ike 'pess nes she s4a5 oees caf
after 5 PM. TU. 0430.
PIANO, Aeolian upright: compl re-
built; superior, cond.; $500. or best
offer for quick sale. MAI. BAR
ss} BOW aD AD. 54Ss, oaS r6et bet. g and z Pm.
PIANOS-dood selection Of reeondi-
toned upright pianos. from $50.
Call MR.. SELTzER, sH. 1929. 81
RIANOS--Just z new consoles; Gus
tom built: superb values; all 40 in.
tone quality, approaching that Of
auisitely styled and constructed Of
the nnest materials; very special At
S495; only S25 down, bal. in. 3
yrs, KITS; 1880 G st. NV. a
spinets that we're Closing Z out At
greatly reduced prices. S2S5. S295.
S325, 1915. Only S25 down. bal
ance in 8 yrs. KITS. 1880. @
PIANo~Attrsc apt. grand. Ma
hogany finish; nice condition. An
excellent value at $685. Only S25
down. Bal. in 3 yrs. KITS. 1880
PIANO, small upright. Arthur Jordan.
GOOD condition. Sl25. RA. 0756.
PIANo-If you are seriously inter-
our summer clearance. Dozens of
new and used spinets, consoles.
small uprights and Rrands are on
sale at worthwhile REDUCTIONS.
GhGies t. OF sas msns sdWn ns mskss Masy Pay
9400. JORDAN PIANOS, INC. cor
FOR RENT-spinets. 81
monthly and, up. Hauling extra.
S5flfa JSRDAs e PIANOS 1Sc Sssr1s io15 StSS
PiANoss FOR RENF-Modern spinets,
So monthly. Rent now and we will
give. you a credit If you buy later,
Sterling 5000. PIANO MART. INC,
l9l5 eth st. NV. Dust above the
PIANo-If you have a small upright,
grand, spinet or console. you are not
using why not trade 1t in on or for
a new television set or radio-phono--
graph. We will make you g liberal
Ouer. EnOne SLerllnG S4bU, MI.
Burroughs. JORDAN PIANO CO..
corner 18th and @ SITS. NV. -3
PIANOS Government employees,
members of the armed forces, D. c.
Employees, etc, can save real money
on our special discount plan Pay
as little as $25 down. Choice OF
over 100 brand-new pianos OF MANY
famous makes. Phone Mr.. Jones.
ST. $500. THE PIANO MART. 1O15
7th st. NV dust above the libraryD
PIANOS specials; Schubert apt.
gIano S195; small Knabe uprt. $75
Also Knabe grand and Hardman con
sole Several uprtS., all sizes: Stiefi
Sohmer and others. PAUL COLL
BART. in American Storage Bldg.
corner entrance. 2S01 Georgia ave
AD 59aS. % to 5:30.1 81
PIANOS - Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de.
signed, Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
anteed Embodies features Of small
grand and upright: full resonant
tone Baldwin patented fuIl-blow
action lifetime durability Available
in wide selection of eye-appealing
cases in mahogany, walnut. light
oak, avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 G st. NV
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ana modern1zrnE, cellar
to roof. Call ST 3366-67 for tree
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT.
ING CO.. 931 New York ave NV
homes remodeled; guar
anteed work; Up to z yrs to pay.
HAMILTON CONSTR. CO, RE. 4477,
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ADDITIONS

Bethesda, Silver Spring and subur-
ban NV. Washington. Call Mr..
II. j. KoRzENDoRFER CO., INC
OIL, 533R a
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LADIES

Would you like to become a
real saleSwoman? II so. this
is your opportunity. Expert
euce not necessary because we
prefer ito train you in our
own manner. After training
you will be in a position TO
earn $500 to $500 per month.
You must be 25 years of age
or over. have a car, and be q
resident of Washington. To
assure a personal interview
awe home address and phone
number. Box l51-J, Star.
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COSTUME JACKETS

CRIB, highchair, stroller and q day
bed; S15: kit. table 2642 seth ST.
NV. Apt. 4. after s pm
DAVENPORT. large, Chesterfield. rose
velvet. custom-made slip cover, S45
Evenings, -AD. 1I9S. ."
DEEP FREEZE, Esco, IL Gu. IT.,
mo. old; will sacrifice; Bendix Econo-
mat nat 1;r,tPs $50 A. 2so4. ...: 81
reconditioned air conditioners; all
BISHOP EoUTPMENT Co OR,
DESK, double Office size; splendid
condition; must sacrifice at once as
We need space: price, $50. O'DELL
MOTORS, 500 Pa. ave. Sc, Ii.
DIAMOND lady,s SOL. a-ct., s1cs
Prin> esa ring. 29 dias. approx ia
ct. SlI5. Diamond sol, earrings,
so S6qs WHIT ss Gys5 ss5o Mans st s4e9 500 h hsdss
SS75, Lady's fne Get. sol ST $50
LIVtNGsToN & CO.. 1923 III St.
NV, NE 3440, =
DlNETTE SET. maple, extension table
and chairs; $25. GE. 1871.
DINING ROOM EXTENSION TABLE,
buffet. chairs; best offer over
$3.50; 4 wood. 5 iron golf clubs,
$50; rusSet leather golf bag, $40;
9x12 rug, S25; soft. plastic garden
hose, So; cash and pickup by Tues.
nient. OV. 4476. 3l'
DINING RIM. SUITE, 9-pc.. lined
oSk SSna mcdsTn oast tdesgG sgG os buffet
table; Ss5. 500 Sligo Greek Park
way. Takoma PIX, Nd, SH. 626S.
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FLAGSlONE WORh
porches. and tile drainage ANGELO
MARCUCCIO SH. 1899
FLOORS SANDED and finished. White
mechanics, reduced prices. C. r.
COVER. WA. 1858 any time.
FLOORS SANDED AND finished; eld
FGSoR F9SsS @ffs shRvIck IKE VA 3s' i,ss 5AYloS
FLOORS sANDED and finished. with
NEpY FLOOR co RA 4s46.
FLOOR SERVlCE-NothinE put the
best; laying. sanding, finishing.
finishes FLOORING CoNTRAc-
TORS. INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave
FURNiTURR REFINIsHiNG We
make old furniture look like new.
MSTrREssEs i remsd., So up. STEIN
BEDDING 20, 1924 l2tb st NV
pxiSTER9For a job well done at a
price you can afford to pay, Gall
~; zz92lS after, 5 pm. %
PAINTiHG, exterior, interior. neat
HT;rs. wGrs gTarantssd TiI 4sSd at reasonable
rAANliNO, rIooF oAnanS-SRuhllty
HI 77S5 or Lo. 3-7314. "a
PAINTING. interior and exterior,
quality materials and workmanship.
PAINTING and paperinr-satisfied
sSs sTstomeTS eSpc toE over Is o7gg KS Call
PAINTING, PAPERING
plaStarins. Al white mechanics
Cali MR. MINNIx. III. sSis, -
1851 washable sunfas. sapers: work
PAPERING. PAINTING-Commercial
work at night or week ends. Free
est. White mech. EX. $50. O.
PAPERINq AND PAINTING -
Al RsEE1 E9Ek eSsimesss ~ so frfs bn cei fshs MR.
PLASTERING, patchwork speciality,
by white mechanic; good service
PLASTERING, patchwork, and cell
PLUMBING, HEATING and sir-con-
ditioning: hot water heaters a
specially; reg. D. C. and Nd. Phone
pIUMBiNG TisS AND HEATING. no Job
too small; 24-hr. service; reasonable
prices; registered in D. c. and Md.
UN 1859. 4
REFRIGERATORs REPAIRKD. also
washers; guaranteed service.
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO.
DAYS. UN 1879: ewes. UN. 1878
RE-UPHOLSTERING
Furniture repairing. in your home.
100 fabrics. Nearby Va. and Md.
Free est MORRIS. Ii. 1880. ."
ROOFING, all types, new work and
repairs. Cutters. spouts, carpentry
and painting. Free estimates. A. d.
THOMAS, HU. 1882
SCRAPING, plastering, papering,
painting. floor sanding and reflnish-
ing, general remodeling. TATE. EX.
rEIEvvIsIoN REPAIRS - Same day
service; day and night calls Most
Tv REPAIRS. NIGHT OWL Tv
SERVICE CO, 6;30-l2:30 pm. Rea-
sonable rates. GE. 1884. Il
TV SERVICE
FOR SATISFACTORY REPAIRS CALL
BOB'S TY. Ii. 6-7aS9. 3'
VENETIAN BLINDS, custom made and
installed. fully guaranteed; free es-
Inmates. GE. 1896, MR.. CONRAD.
wATERPRooFING OF ALL KINDS;
cement work; all work guaranteed.
ROBERT E. PRICE, DI. 1923. 81"
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Permanent position for ex-
per. typist. Group insurance,
paid vacation and other en-
ploye benefits. 5-day, 40-hour
week. Apply SAFEW WAY
STORES, INC, 1S45 4th
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TYPIST
TYPIST-CLERK

TYPIsT-CLERK white; Rockville
Bethesda vicinity preferred; ToL--
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

fAIN 4<k G0
Furniture, pric.a-prac, china, glass
ware. oriental art objects iewelry,
rugs siiyerware paintings, Dor.
traits; highest cash prices paid Call
MURRAY TIA 3333
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REFRIGERATORS
Late models: S25 up, easy terms;
also service all makes refrigerators.
ALLISON'S. open until pm, 3209
14th ct n W An 1894 Ia
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POULTRY. RABBITS 6 EGGS
JAMES FEED STORE, sIs q st. NV
-Conkey's Y-O. feeds baby chicks
500 IN 1854 '''' -
N. II. RED PULLETS, 3 and mos
old. 81 .35 and Sl,.65 ca. Capons,
s wks. old. 81 so ea. O. G. MAX.
WELL, Lanham, Md WA l545-I
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WOMAN, white, to care for semi
invalid; live in. HAZEL MATHEMS,
Vienna, Va. Phone collect, Vienna
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BULLDOZER. Cletrac. BIG. in fine
operating order; will sell reasonably
Call LO. 3-7246 anytime. IS
CALCULATOR Monroe electrici
$99.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
SI3 14th ST. NV.
CHAIR, upholstered easy chair. In
green frieze with slip cover; S25,
OW. 5S44
CHAIRS (2j. 4 mo. new; l damask
rose, Lawson; other gold bareback
HU. 1898. Il
CHESTS, maple; 8 mos. old; 6 draw
erS: $50. OW. 5S44
French; $50. EN-. 1886.
CoPPER TuBING-Pipe. blk. galv.
cut, thread. Soil pipe and fittings.
ATLANTIC, S07 st. NV, NO 1921.
COSTUME JACKETS
5 full blouses in nuorescent green
satin. purple satin, gold and black
dots on black, blue-Stripe. green on
black; 3strimmed in gold and silver
braid; cost new $50 each. sell all
for S75 or best offer. Fox 1917,
Star a
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

BUSINESS SCHOOL
-(Colored). ITO Eye st. NV. ME.
5227; we teach typing IN the period
Of 5 weeks and more if necessary.
AUTO DRIVING INsTRuCTIoSs-
Il lessons. Road test. S35. EASY
METHOD DRIVING SCHOOL. NO
IF You ARE MECHANICALLY mind
ed, talk to us about your future
Our complete. thorough course in
dental technology qualities you for
an interesting career in this field.
Kerpel School is Endorsed by one of
the Nations leading dental techni-
clans unions. Other schools in New
York and Philadelphia. Free place.
ment upon graduation, Cali or come
in for further information. KERPEL
SCHOOL OF DENTAL TECH
NNoLoGY. $50 9TH st. NV, ST
PBx-RECEPTIoNIsT course easily
learned: age no handicap. Day class
tuition $50: night. S25. MRS,
CHANDLER HU 1924 ST 727S
MODERN TRAINING IN beauty cui.
ture: all subjects taught Approved
for CT training; day and eveninp
classes WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL.
LEGE 1910 a st NV nj 1872
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TYPIST

Part time or full time. Bright young
woman for exclusive specially shop.
Apply mornings $50 to 1890.
KAPLOWITz on 18th between E and
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SHARE ROOMS
For young lady; with . others;
next to bath, SIS wk.; also share
rooms for gentlemen, $3.50 and up.
Nr. Dupont Circle. 1925 18th st.
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1ELEPHoNE OPERATOR. white, for
TYPIST

If you are a moderately fast typist
and have had experience in editing
a school paper or small publication
We will train you to operate
Varitype machine for perm. position
SERVICES. INC, 1885 21st st. NV.
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BUILDING MATERIALS
BUILDING MATERIALS

large stock OF good used lumber
hooring, doora windows. plumbing
pipe. boilers and radiators ~
bargain prices HECHTHGER CO.
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Continued on Next PaEs)
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REFRIGERATORS
We Wi1l Paw, $40

For your old refrigerator against the
purchase of a new International
Harvester. Easy terms ALLISON'S,
2209 14th st. NV. Open until pm
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BRICKS

BRICKS
Used bricks. cleaned. Cali us where
brick may be seen; will deliver.
ACE WRECKING & BUILDING MA
TERTAT Nn III A.0E00
, 1951-06-23
Army Dept. Says
Enlisted Reservists
Will be Returned

The Army Department said
enlisted reservists will start
coming home from Korea in
mid-July With certain excep-
tions, all enlisted reservists
should be on their way home
by November 80 and back in
this country by the end Of the
year.
The return program applies
to inactive and volunteer re-
serve enlisted men who were
called in voluntarily for SER
in Korea. Exceptions are ir-
replacible. critical specialists
or men who volunteer>to re-
main in the Army and also re-
gular Army men ordered to
active duty in an enlisted re-
serve corp the day after they
retired.
, 1951-06-23
Convicted
Communist to Sturt
Juil Sentences

The eleven top communist
party leaders have lost their
fight in Washington to stay out
of Jail when Supreme Court
Justice Robert Jackson an
,nounced that he decided not
to say the prison sentences for
the convicted of conspiracy to
overthrow the United States
government. AS a result the
eleven reds will be locked up
about July l.
United States Attorney Irv-
ing Saypol said he will seek
an order June % requiring
their surrender within a week.
, 1951-06-23
CIO Maritime Union
Strike in New York
in agreement

The Go Maritime Union in
New York reached agreement
with Atlantic and Gulf coast
shipping companies at the end
of the seventh day Of its work
stoppage. The agreement is
based on a forty-hour week at
sea, to be placed in effect next
December Is. The other in
volved in the East coast and
Gulf coast tie-up are to meet
with ship operators today.
, 1951-06-23
Nutionul Mediation
Bodrd Asks Pilots
To End Strike

The National Mediation
Board made its second appeal
to pilots and co-pilots of Unit
ed Airlines. The Board asked
the 900 pilots and co-pilots to
end their five-day-old strike of
the AT Of L airlines Pilot
Association.
American Airlines pilots
meanwhile called off their
strike; The spokesman said
that in light of the current
heavy demand on the airlines,
the pilots would continue to
fly the airlines in DC 6 Bs
until further notice.
, 1951-06-23
ST. MurY's to Hold
First High School
Graduation Exercises

st. Mary's School will hold
its graduation exercises tomor
row night in the Holy Cross
Catholic Church.. This will be
a historic occasion of Saint
Mary's for while it will be the
thirty-third for students of the
grammar school grades it will
be the first for the High
School.
In the morning at $50 there
will be a Baccalaureate Mass
offered by His Excellency
Bishop James P. Davis, D. D.
for both the grammar and
High School graduates, all Of
whom will receive Holy Com
munion. The Baccalaureate ser
mon will be delivered by the
Very Reverend Father Joseph
Hart, Superior of Holy Cross.
The graduation itself will
take place at 7::45 in the even
ing. Bishop Davis will again
Continued on page A.
, 1951-06-23
Senute-Mu Arthur
Inquiry Continues
On MondoY

The next hearing in the
Senate : Mac Arthur inquiry
will be held on Monday morn
ing, when the official witness
Major General Emmett Rosie)
O'Donnell Of the Air Force
will testify.
The Senate investigators
heard former Seventy Divi-
sion Commander in Korea
Major General David Barr tes-
tify yesterday. He told the Sc
majors he believes the time
will come when we can drive
the Chinese out of Korea. He
said, however, that there is a
question in his mind as to how
the Allies are going to keep
, 1951-06-23
Vicorp Bodrd Meets
In Washington.
Thursday July IL

The next quarterly meeting
of the Virgin Islands Corpora
tons Board of Directors is
scheduled to convene in Wash
ington, D. c., on Thursday,
July II. This will. mark the
seventh meeting since the Cor
poration's recharter in 1949.
They plan to review the 1858
Budget, and discuss the giant
size program which covers
many phases of island develop
ment. The major items are:
water and soil conservation,
the construction of dams, we'll
drilling, pasture improvement
and brush clearance.
, 1951-06-23
AIR r ASKS
CONGRESS FOR ACADEMY
LIKE ARMY. NAVY

Congress has been asked to
establish a twenty billion aca-
denny for the Air Force. The
proposed academy has the
backing Of President Truman
and would be of equal rank
with the Army's military aca-
denny at West Point and the
Naval academy at Annapolis.
, 1951-06-23

United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie (right) presents to
Colombias Representative, DR.. Roberto Urdaneta Arbelaez, who is
also Minister of War, the United Nations Flag for his cOuntryS
infantry battalion which soon will join the UN. Forces in Korea.
Others shown here, left to right, are: General GustavO Rojas, Com
mander of the Colombian Military Forces; Francisco Urrutia HOlguin,
Colombia's Deputy Representative to UNa Ambassador Elseo
, 1951-06-23

the Chinese out of Korea
alone.
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

Mrs. Wayne whiting. 35ll Smell
ling Ave. So. left the city Satur-
day. October 20 for Kansas City.
Kansas where she IL visiting Mrs.
Maggie BagnnRr. a friend who is
seriously ILL., Mrs. Whiting Will be
out Of the city indefinitely.
The Naomi Circle met at the
home Of Mrs. Augustus Owens,
1900 Clinton Ave. So. Wednesday
at 1 p. m.
The NeiEhbOrhOOd Bridge club
met at the home of Mrs. Edythe
Slzer Herndon. 2941 l4th Ave. So,
Tuesday. October %. Mines. DIN
p. Wells, Burie Carmichael and
Helen Curry won first, second and
third prizes, respectively.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lee, .2O23
Bloomington Ave, had as their
dinner guests Mrs. Alcynetta Bal
lard and Mr.. Charles Hpscombe.
Sunday. October ~.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-02

BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH
Our pastor delivered an inspira-
tional message at the Sunday
morning services.
Bethesda Senior Choir furnish
ed the music. United with the
church was Mrs. Ouida Byrd, for
merly from Chicago. III. and Mrs.
Rosieanna BeaSley. formerly of
Chicago also. Those who united
during the revival were Mary
Sheard. Ann ReAm and Emma
Bell Comes. We welcome them all
10 he fold. We had a great time
in the Lord in the evening pro-
gram. Rendering beautiful solos
were Mrs. Estes, Mrs. L. c. Har-
ris, Mrs. Anna Moody and Mrs.
Henrietta Loud.
Rev. Benjamin Cassius brought
words OF encouragement and
praise to the Usher Board. The
Royal Jubileers rendered heart
felt, soul stirring numbers. The
president Of the Usher Board,
Mrs. Katherine Pierro wishes 70
thank all who participated on the
progra mand attended.
On Sunday. November nth at
4 p. m. there win be a spiritual
program. Guest speaker for the
hour will be the Honorable Judge
Paul J. Jaroscak, Of the District
Court. A cordial invitation II ex-
tended to one and all. Admission
free Rev. L. c. Harris, pastor.
Sarah Benson. reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Churches

and contribute a part in making
the Advance at Border a success.
In his message at the morning
service Rev. Sexton, elected 10
speak on the fourth part OF the
Lords Prayer, as the theme Of his
text. Give US this day our daily
bread" Some Of the highlights OF
the message were that the Lords
prayer teaches US how to pray,
and not like the Pharisees, who
used vain and repetitious words
that they might be heard and
seen: that man can live by bread
alone. He said that Jesus faced
the same problems then as we do
today and that man must aclEnow-
ledge God as Supreme. Many visi-
tors were present. All were made
welcome and free to share in the
worship at Border at any time.
In an impressive ceremony. the
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Watson, TIT Emerson Ave. No,
was baptized. II was good to see
three young men from the armed
services In the audience who EVIL
denced by their presence, an In
terest in their spiritual welfare
by attending church services.
Those present were Ralph Lee.
stationed at Fort Smelling and
Henry Carter and Vernon Jack
son, stationed at d-Chamber-
lain Field. Rev. and Mrs. Sexton,
left for Little Rock, Ark, Mon
day morning, where Rev. Sexton
will be the guest speaker at Phil
ander-Smith College, on Sunday,
Nov. 4th. They win stop in Kan
sas City, Mo. while enroute, re-
turning 70 Minneapolis next
Thursday.
Friends and members Of Border
sincerely regret to hear OF the
death OF Augustus McElroy, Bon
Of 4041 Clinton Ave. So. Gus, a.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McElroy,
he was Familiarity known, was
wounded in action in Korea, the
early part Of the month, the re-
suits Of which proved fatal.
He was very popular among the
young people as well as old and
was a young man full OF promise
for the future. He was quite an
athlete, being outstanding In the
field Of boxing, being a worthy
contender in the Golden Glove
Tournaments here. Mrs. McElroy,
his mother, Is a member OF Bor-
der, and we wish to express our
heart felt sympathy to the family
in their hour Of sorrow.
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BORDER CHURCH NOTES

Rev. G. NJ. Sexton. was wei
coined back to Border. at the
morning worship. after a three
weeks absence from his pulpit by
q fine attendance Of worshippers
as they listened TO his message,
Daily Bread" Scripture reading
Matt. ellis.
Week before last, Rev. Sexton
was one Of the many ministers
from Minnesota selected 10 go "a
South Dakota In the interest OF
the Methodist EvanKelistic Ad-
vance. There they spread the Cos
pei. bringing new ones into the
fold. awakening tagging interest
in many and urging those who had
fallen by the way to return 10
God. Rev Sexton was stationed al
Virgil, So. Dakota, from whence
he Travelled over fifty miles daily
TO the church.
He preached nightly TO capacity
crowds. He reported the results
Of the Advance q great success.
Next Sunday the Advance
movement begins in Minnesota
Quest speakers from the Metho-
dist churches In the Dakotas, will
FIN the pulpitS In Minnesota, In
a week OF nightly worship.
AZ Border, Rev. Kenneth G
Coggon of LArimore, N. D., will
be the Euest-pastor. Beginning
with the morning service, Rev
Coggin win speak nightly at s o..
clock. thru the eth. Even a. Jesus
sent His disciples into the world
10 spread the gospel 30 win the
members OF Border 90 forth, in
twus TO win souls for the King
dom. II II hoped that an members
and friends OF Border win make
II a must 10 attend these services
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ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday was Minneapolis Day
in Duluth. A bus load of members
left the church Sunday morning
for the trip.
The service at the church was
conducted by our assistant pastor,
Rev. E. Henderson. The message
was taken from the 10th chapter
of Exodus. Bird verse. Subject, Il
Don't Know Him." enjoyed by all
present Sunday night, Nov. 4 at
the 8 o'clock hour sponsored by
the Sextette. Feature soloist was
Mrs. Ruth Cowan Of Oklahoma.
Don't miss this program. come
and invite your friends.
Visit the sick and shut-in. Pray
for the unsaved people that they
may come to Christ.-Mrs. p.
Moore, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-02

ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION
TIME no pTLE CLAIMS AND ron
HHAHlNO THEREON
state Of Minnesota, County ~
tennepin. In Probate Court,
In re Estate OF Lester J. Ludwig,
DecedenI
OTdsS FsS HsaEIaM PstItIsa
To Prove VIII
1T ~ ORDERED that all persons
interested show cause, n any they
haVs. before this Court on Monday
November 18Th, 1851. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ In the Court House In Mime.
herein filed, OF MArEATet Gardner
Ludwig. OF Honnepin County. Min
RssotA, for the allowance Of an In,
strument supporting 10 be the last
WIN and Testament OF said DO.
nsdent and the probate thereof and
for the appointment 81 herself as
EHeCutTiN, should not be granted
OEdeR % trils Ctalaa RHd
fsF taeaFtnm ThgVesR
1T ~ FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof all creditors OF said Dscs
dent file thsiT claims In this Court
Proofs will be heard and claims eN O.
amlnsd and adjusted before this
Court on Monday. March ard, iBs2,
a 10 o'oloeh 4, NJ in the Court
House W minneapolis Minnesota
These orders shall bs published
In the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according 90 law
SEAL or PROBATE COURTl
WITNESS the NON JAMES q
kEHOB Judge of PToba .
Court this asnd day Of October.
1851
Ernest y t0FsnR, Clerk Of Pro.
bate Court
Leonard, street and DelnaFd.
Attorneys
lOAe AndFua uldE