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SOCIAL & PERSO OVAL
MINNEAPOLIS

NJ. ., w. Baldwin. 6I2 18th
Ave, 80. returned 10 the city
Thursday. September Z from
Warner Alta. Canada. where he IL
owner OF q wheat farm. Mr.. Bald
win went 10 Canada % take care
Of his farm and reported that II
was one Of tho largest crops. Due
TO the snow and rain, he could not
finish threading,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Nelson and
Mr. William Nelson motored 20
the city Saturday, October 8 from
Detroit, Mich. TO spend the week.
end visiting their sister and
brother-in.law. Mr., and Mrs. John
H. Jones, tiI 70. Gath 81.
Tho Booker r. Washington
Study Club held its first business
meeting Of the season Tuesday.
October 2 at the home Of Mrs,
Jennie Hall, 1897 Taylor Ave.
They had m their guest, Mrs,
Matte Smith Of Kansas CITY. NO.
who gave a talk. The next meet
ing will be- held at the home Of
Mrs. Lula Cratic. aa23 Chicago
Ave. Refreshments were served
by the hostess.
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Churches

that Brother Thomas Morris be
given exhorter's license.
Just a few echoes from the Con-
ference. wish ii were possible
to share some Of the spiritual In
spiration the we received during
the singing and the appearance Of
the many youth groups from both
Des Moines and st. Paul
One favorite song the Bishop
sang. sail On, new TO many but
one I had known many years ago
took on new meaning in the hight
Of the present day crisis that we
seemingly face in our world. The
chorus says-God Lives! and He
commands, Sail Onl SAN On! Let's
all In this new conference year be
determined 10 do just that
SAIL ON!
Come out next Sunday and meet
our new Presiding Elder. the Rev.
Nelson Pryor who comes to us
from the Michigan Conferences.
He comes with a great record Of
achievements from California.
Michigan and other points in this
great AME church.
The Rev. VIM. z. Guy was
superannuated on account Of his
health.
See a very unusual worship pro-
gram now being prepared by the
Dec Duce members on Sunday
evening, Oct. 21st. II Is called
The Foot cannot Say to the Ear.
II is based on LIST Corinthians, II:
1922. Mrs. Leila Copeland In thu
president Of this club.
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Attention AZ Youths
o. Twin Cities
Phmwaaa Va @m RmWwummS 4

All youths Of Minneapolis and
81. Paul, interested in joining the
Young Peoples Twin City Gospel
Choral Union are asked 20 please
meet at the home Of Mrs. Doris
Anderson, 5000 Clinton Ave. So,
Minneapolis. on Tuesday evening
October 10 at csc.
Minneapolis youths living on
the north side are requested TO
meet In front Of the Phyllis
wheatiey House at Q p, m. Cars
win pick them up,
Youths living In South Mime
apolis will meet at the home Of
Mrs. bessie Gresham. 27i7 Clinton
Ave. at 8 p m. also.
The 81. Paul youth will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Clara Smith
67i w. Central at the same time.
Refreshments will be served
The age limit Is 10 to II.
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RErHEsDA BAPTIsT CHURCH


Our pastor, Rev. L. c. Harris.
delivered an inspiring message
taken from the LIST chapter OF
Romans. 2lst verse, Because
that, when they knew God, they
RIorified him not as God, neither
were they thankful but became
vain In their imaginations and
their foolish heart was daTkened."
Subject, The Sin OF Ungrateful-
ness"
The senior gospel choir furnish
ed music under the leadership Of
Mrs. bessie Gresham.
United with the church by
Christian experience was Miss
Ora Lena Jones from Monroe, La.
Mrs. Earliene Richardson from
Newton, Miss. and Mrs. Dolores
Merritt. Minneapolis. MINI. We
welcome them 10 the fold.
We enjoyed our BYPU services
very much. had a very nice pro-
gram and a social followed. All
who wer there enjoyed themselves,
Evenings message was deliver
ed by Rev. g. p. Mckee. Subject
was. Ethiopia, Stretch Forth
Thy Hands To God" Message was
interesting and inspiring.
We welcome all visitors 10 the
Bethesda Baptist church. Very
happy TO see and report that most
Of our sick are on their way to a
speedy recovery, some of them
were In service. We are praying
for all a very speedy recovery. -
Rev. l. C. Harris, pastor; Sarah
Benson, reporter.
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Glasses for Night Driving

Tinted eyeglasses should never b
worn at night. because they 0us
down light transmission to q dan
KeroIs level. Even spectaeleS of
clear glass cause a small amount a
Hight loss from surface reflections
only about S percent. but metieu-
lous modern science has found q
way 10 reduce that slight loss By
coating lenses with magnesium
fluoride. To minimize the disturb
ance from headlight glare. science
has devised q new type Of glasses
with clear glass lenses on each q
which q small mirror shield IN
placed Just TO the left Of the pupil
The driver can see through these
shields, but their front-surface mir
rors reflect headlight glare and cast
Q protecting shadow across his
pupils
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st PAUL WEDDING
ANN1VRRgARIEB
Oct. Mr.. and Mrs. William

Oct. Mr.. ana Mrs. william
Small. 7i8 ROndo, II years
Oct. 2--Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ei-
lott. OIL Iglehart. 10 years; Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Clemens. 400
Rondo. II years
Oct 3--Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
TarveT. 8O3 81, Anthony. 10 years.
Oct II--Mr, and Mrs. o. c.
DTiEzle. 8Ds Rondo Ave. 10 years
Oct. l2 Mr. and Mrs. George
Todd. cas- 81. Anthony, 10 years
Oct, Ia Mr., and Mrs Samuel
Ross, 200 MAckubln st., IS years.
Oct. i5-Mr. and Mrs, +. Simon.
9tb Rondo, ~ years.
Oct. lB-MT. and Mrs. wllburt
BurkA, iBi st. Anthony. 10 years,
Oct i7--Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Salter. Op2 Carroll. 10 years.
Oct, iS-Mr. and Mrs, Clarence
Anderson. TOT Iglehart Ave, Is
years: Mr. and Mrs Leonard
Davis. Sbt Carroll, IL years.
Oct. ip--Mr. and Mrs, c. &.
Compton, 72a w, Central. 0 years;
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Taylor, TIC
Rondo, o years.
Oct. 2O--James Lynn. 292 N.
st. Albana, 10 years.
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By MiSsSV0 BSldgeV0sor
ga Ne. Aalsaososa Ave.

Sc. Johns Baptist church. Rev.
H. w. Bolts, Jr., Pastor Devotion
ais wewre led by Deacon James
MONley. Morning worship text.
Numbers 32:20-24. subject. And
be- sure your sins can find you
out" Rev. Bolts Jr., streAsing the
uncertainty Of Life said that we
would be judge by what we know
and what we fail In doing.
The hand OF fellowship 10 the
following new members, Misses
Maxine Frost, Shirley Staples, Mr..
MaAsie Shelley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Smith. The Lords supper
was administered. Mrs. II. w.
Bolts Jr.. pianist, at morning and
evening services. The BYE rcsum-
ed Its meetings last Sunday with
ed Its meetings last Sunday with
Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Bolts, Jr.,
and Mrs. Dan Coates with Mira.
Geo. Vaughn a. directress OF
music met with the youths at
$50.
An election of officers was held
and the following elected. Miss
Shirley Staples, president; George
Booker, vice-prea.; GwendoiYn
ToIbert, Secretary; Maxine Frost
asst. secretary, and Jane Ander.
son, treas. At the evening wor-
ship, devotionaIs were led by Rev.
Bolts Jr., with Psalms No. "a
followed by sentence prayer and
closed by the Lords PRAYER, Text,
PauIs epiBtle 20 the Hebrewa II :.
IL and subject, Faith A. the
evidence, pointing out the fact
that all temporal things are the
result Of ao.nebody'a faith Rn,,
Bolts stated that Faith Ia an
anchor.
Van Booker. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bass Booker, lis No, OAK.
Ave, enlisted in the Marines last
week. He IL a native OF Sioux
Falls and has been EMPLOYED Al
Mels, MINI. He enlisted there. but
upon his return 20 the CITY trana-
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ST. PETER A.M.E. CHURCH

A large crowd was present to
greet our pastor on his return 70
81. Peters for another year. Sis
ter Adele Howell. president Of the
StewardeRs Board presented a
beautiful bouquet Of fall flowers
to the Rev. and Mrs. Simmons, ex-
pressing our gratefulness 10 the
Bishop for his return and our hap
piness at having them back and
pledginR our loyal support another
year. They both responded by
pIedging their love and loyalty
fairness an good leaders.
The sermon subject, MY
Shepherd" was taken from the
23rd Psalm. II left us with much
TO think through this week and
many weeks TO come. The Psalm.
said the pastor, has universal ap-
peal because Of its personal ma
ture, Some observations were as
follows God provides for his
children: the greatest guarantee
against poverty and want Is
righteous living. When man lives
right he becomes a part Of Gods
economy, because He lives. I too
shall live. Hence the green pas
lures, still waters.
A short business session was
held at the close OF the morning
service. We each received a finan-
ciAl statement OF our receipts and
expenditures since our last meet
ing Sept, IL. I'm sure no one need
be uniformed about our financial
activities. Our leadership is In
good hands.
II was voted by the membership
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MT. oIIVET CHURCH

Faith in God, the Christians
victorious weapon, was the topic
Of the sermon Rev. e. O. Harris
preached at the morning hour.
His text was taken from LIST John,
9Th chapter and the 9Th verse.
Essie Griffin. Bertha Boyd,
Visitors were Alberta Chambers,
Blondia Wilson. and Fern Helm.
An old fashioned covenant meet
ing was held at the evening hour.
Sunday, Oct. IL. our pastor win
preach at Zion Baptist church at
3 p. m. music win be rendered by
the joint choirs.
Wednesday, October IT at 8 p.
m. Miss Eunice Whitney and Mr..
Robert II. Green viii be married
at the church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Whitney request the hon.
or Of your presence at this time.
Let US not forget Homecoming
which will be on Sunday. Oct. %.
we all know what a grand affair
this Is and there are posters out
TO remind you. Let US come out
and enjoy this day.-Delores
SgaEhs TtpOEtGEs
PILGRIM REST CHURCH
Speaking on the subject Of con-
secration and service. at the
morning worship hour, Rev.
Joseph jackson. used as his text,
Joshua 24:23. He said that
through conservation TO God we
achieve the mind OF Christ, and
that entire conservation embraces
three things; being. doing and
suffering. We must be willing TO
be, willing to do. and willing 10
suffer all that God requires.
The Lords Supper was obser-
we'd during the morning service.
Among the visitors present
were Rev. Henderson Reddick.
Rev. s. r. Coleman, Rev. B. Har-
ris and Mr.. Richard Davis.
The anniversary services honor
ing our pastor. Rev Joseph Jack
son. will be held on Sunday. Octo-
Der 81, Rev. James Hodge. from
Zion Baptist church win speak at
the IL o'clock hour. Rev. Floyd
Massey. pastor of Pilgrim Baptist
church, st. Paul. win bring the
message at the afternoon service
which win begin at $50 p. m;
Rev. L. c. Harris. pastor Of Beth
esda Baptist church. win deliver
the sermon at the evening service
which Is scheduled for 500 .. m.
Music win be rendered by choral
groups fro meach OF the church
e. represented. A cordial invita-
ton In extended to all Of our
friends 10 be present on this occa-
sion. Doris 8. Jones. reporter
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ZION CHURCH

a large crowd attended the
morning worship service. Scrip
ture was read by Rev. James
Hodge. Prayer by Rev. 4. Hender-
son.
The morning message by the
pastor was taken from the Sth
chapter of Roman, verses CT.
For TO be camally minded IL
death, but 10 be spiritually minded
Is life and peace" His subject was
How IL your mind?"
Man cannot condemn sin, he Ii
a sinner himself. Christ took upon
himself the nature Of man, lived
In the flesh as man, yet without
sin. For as many that are born Of
spirit OF God, they are the son of
God and are willing 10 be lead by
the spirit Of God.
The music was furnished by the
Senior and Junior Choir and the
Sextettes. Visitors included Mrs.
w. Taylor. Fort Worth, Texas.
The evening message was
brought TO the members by Rev.
Tovar Of Omaha. Neb. Music by
the Gospel Chorus.
The public II invited TO attend
the pastors anniversary this
week. Pray for the sick and shut
in.--Mrs. Piouis Moore, reporter.
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Railroad Finishes

Requirements Of railroad coat
inKs are varied. Locomotive I'm
ishes must Withstand heat mois-
ture, oils. sunlight and abraSioA
Locomotive and passenger car I'm
ishes must also be resistant to acid
and alkaline cleaners, for they are
frequently cleaned with such conn
pounds. Finishes on all rolling stock
must have good weathering char
aeteristics. In addition the finishes
on trucks and underframes must
withstand moisture and the abra-
sion Of flying particles Of stone ana
einders. The finishes on roofs and
sides must withstand the abrasion
Of flying einderS.
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STATEMENT on THE OWNER
SHIP, MANAGEMENT, AND CIR
CII.ATION Required nv THE
ACT OF CONGREss OF AUGUST
-, 1919. As AMENDED HY THE
ATS OF MAhCH =. Iea3, AND
yuLN 2. 1919 ITItIe 10. UaIted
states Code, seettoa 2aaI
or Minneapolis Spok esman, pub
lished weekly at Minneapolis. Min.
nesOta for October I, 1881
l. The names and addresses Of
the publisher, editor, managing edl-
tor and business managers are
fublsher Cecil ~ Newman, Slt
Editor cson e Newman. aii
Managing editor. None.
business manager: None
owner IL Spokesman and
or Pub Co, Inc. ait Third
Cecil e Newman. az Third Ave.
bsvelma Newman. IOSs Third
osear Newman. Curtis C. Chivsrs
Robert Jones, all OF sIt Third Ave.
J, The known bOndholdsrs, mort
gaHees. and other security holders
owning or holding percent or
more Of total amount Of bonds.
W pNneF ANVhFitieN are
Midland National Bank. Minneapo-
lis, Minnesota
I. Paragraphs and . include. In
cases whore the stockholdsr or
security holder appears upon the
books OF the company as trustee or
In any other fiduciarY relation, the
name Of tho person or corporation
for whom such trustee IL acting.
also the statements In the two
paragraphs show the affiAnt's full
know ledge and belief as 10 the
circumstances and conditions under
which stockholders and security
holders who do not appear upon
the books ~ the company a. trus-
tees, hold stock and securities In a
capacity other than that OF bona
fide owner
g. The average number Of copies
of each Issue % this publication
sold or distributed. through the
mails OF otherwise, tn paid sub
scribers during the ~ months pre-
cedtng the date shown above was
s,lOI
Cecil E Newman
tSignatuFe Of editor, publisher
sworn to and subscribed before
me this lat day Of October, 1881
Robert q stuart Notary Public,
Hennepin County, Minnesota. Ny
Commission expires August u, 1858
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BORDER CHURCH NOTES

Sunday was World Communion
Sunday being commemorated in
all Of the Methodist Churches. At
Border. worshippers at the morn
ing service, listened attentively as
their guest-speAker. the Rev. w.
r. Waters, chaplain of Asbury
Hospital, brought the message on
the subject, THE Supremacy OF
Christ's Love" The text was
Cor. 1923, In which Paul tells Of
the right approach to the Lord 8
table. Rev. Waters. prefaced his
sermon by telling of the fine
fine facilities Asbury hospital and
the Walker Home for the age Of
fered to the Methodists and that
both were the only ones of their
kind owned by the church in the
state. He said that fine oppOr-
tunities were offered for those
who wished TO enter the field OF
nursing. consisting of courses Of
three or four years.
During the discourse. Rev.
Waters, stressed the triumph OF
Christ. by Love, over sin, hatred
and trechery: that God COVE his
Son that the world might be saved
unto Him. The Holy Communion
was administered by Rev. Sexton.
assisted by Rev. Water. Many visi-
tors were present. The scripture
reading for the morning was John
3:l-2l.
Next Sunday is 'Woman's
Day" ut Border. when the women
OF the church viii be in complete
charge of the services for the day.
You are invited to worship with
them.
Prayer meeting continues to be
a part of the meeting in the Pre-
paration for the Methodist Evan
gelistic Advance, Nov. 4th To 9th.
Meetings on Wednesday evening
at 8 o'clock. We cordially invite
your presence.
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President George Warrington ap-
proved the selection Of the site for
the Presidents house-ths Whits
House which had been selected BY
Major Pierre L'Enfsnt, . French
engineer. The site was on the farm
Of David Burns. whose land extend
ed southwark TO the Potomac river
A prize Of $500 was offered for the
best design for the building Sew
Sral were submitted but that II
James Hoban. an architect from
Dublin. ireland. who was then re-
siding IN Charleston, South Caro-
lima. won the award He thus be-
came the FIRST architect Of tho
white House The design Is SAID to
have been based on that Of the Duke
cf LeinSter'S palace in Dublin
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CARD or THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the many friends and
neighbors who gave their kind.
ness sympathy and beautiful
floral offerings during our recent
bereavement Of our beloved. Law.
renee H. Mccoy. Our special
thanks TO those who contributed
to the Lawrence II. Mccoy Mem.
orial Fund.
Mrs. Cecil Eastman Mccoy,
wife, and family.
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No. 1880
SUMMONS IN APPLICATION
FOR REGISTRATION


state OF Minnesota, County Of
Hennepin, -. District Court. Fourth
Judicial District
In the matter OF the application
of State Of Minnesota to register
the title To the following Described
real estate situated In Hennspin
County, Minnesota, namely.
Lots Seven 90 and Eight 90,
Hlock Eight go, Paimer's ADD.
ton TO Minneapolis, according to
the plat thereof on file and Of re-
cord In the office OF the Register
OF Deeds In and for said County.
Applicant,
Frederick r. Wells unknown
heirs Of Frederick " Wells De
ceased. John r. Newell, unknown
heirs nf John u, Newell, deceased
and all other persons or parties
unknown. claiming any right,
title, estate, lien or Interest In the
real estate described in the applI-
cation herein, Defendants
TIE state Sf Minnesota 60 the above
named deteRdaRtsI
You are hereby summoned and
required to answer the application
Of the applicant In the above en-
Titled proceeding and to file your
answer 10 the said applicRtto In
the office OF tho clerk ot said court.
In said county, within twenty C2ol
mons upon you. exclusive % the day
" such service, and, II you fail to
answer the application within the
time aforesaid. the applicant In
this proceeding viii apply to the
court for the relief demanded
therein.
WITNESS, Philip c. schmidt.
clerk Of said court. and the
seal thereof. at Minneapolis. In
said county. this 10th day OF
October, A. n. 1851.
,SEAL)
Philip c. schmidt, Clerk
Ry Paul r. Olsen. Deputy
Raymond W Cannon,
Attorney for Applicant
tl2 Palace building
Minneapolis, Minnesota
spokesman, Oct ~, 10 a fD
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The CoteTls Club met At the
home OF Mrs. Esther Carroll, SIT
18th Ave. So, Sunday Sept. 20
This was q surprise 70 Mrs. Car
roll, who had not been able 70 at
tend the meeting because Of ~.
nsas.l The members Of the club
served refreshments. The next
meeting win be held at the home
Of Mrs. Matte Deering, 3sss Chm
ton Ave. &c.. on Sunday. October
a.
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CARD on THANKN

We wish TO extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation TO our
many kind friends and relatives
who were 30 kind and sympathetic
during our recent bereavement.
Our special thanks to Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie GivenS.
Mr.. oran Yancy and Family.
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No toTlN
''A sSSi.r y HsSII O. ISSp 70"


state Of Minnesota, County OF
Hennepin, -. District Court. Fourth
Judicial District
In the matter Of the application
81 Joe a. Mcdaniel and Jimmie Nc
Daniel 60 register the title to the
uatsd In HennepiH County, Mime
sofa, namely,
lot seven az, Block Two az,
woiVerton and Lewis Addition to
Minneapolis. according 60 the plat
thereof on file and % record In
Deeds In and Tor said County,
Applicants,
Minneapolis Caskst Company,
Inc, state VI Minnesota. samuel
SeEsl also known as Samuel So
Esil, Percy - Hughes Jr.. Louise
u Hughes. CARTE NJ Neal and all
other persons Or parties IN
knowH. claiming any rtEht. title,
estate, lien OF interest In the real
estate described In the Applica-
ton herein, Defendants
TNe state 90 utnasssta 60 the
aAsve aauea a~feadaatai
You are hereby summoned and
required to answer the application
~ the applicant In the above en-
titled pFOcsedtRE and to file your
answer 10 the said application IN
the office 90 the clerk % said
court, In said county, within twsntv
tgNl DAYS after the service OF this
summons upCn you, exclusive Of
the DAY Of such service and, " YOU
fail 60 answer the application with
in the time aforesaid, the Apph-
cants IN this proceeding will apply
20 the court Tor the relief dema nted
therein
WITNESS. FhNip . schmidt
clerk 90 said court and the
seal thereof AZ NtnneapClis IN
said county, this ird day 90
October. \ n, 1881
tSEAIA
phtIip e scAu,ldt Clerk
Ry Paul n Olsen. Deputy
RAYMOND W Cannon
Attorney for Applicants
Glg Palace building
Minneapolis. MtnnssOtA
spokesman. Oct. s - a -, $3.50
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YOu may be sUro that AdveF-
tisera In this paper WANT and
APPRECIATE your patronage.
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In Air Force

Jerry Wright. son Of Mrs. Earn.
estine Wright, 243i Fourth Ave.
So, left the city Tuesday. October
o for the Air Force. Mr.. Wright,
n June graduate at Vocational
High School In stationed at Scott
Air Force Base, III.
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Mr. WILLARD ". ALLEN
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ElsghAni'H speed
An slsphant can run 100 yards In
eight and one hsb seconds,
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SEWING In Nylsa

Sewing In NyIoR
Tue tensions on sewing mAehlnsI
should be alackensd when sewing y
nyion 10 avoid puckering and draw
Ing Of seams
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