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Evening star., 1951-04-10
HELP WOMEN tcon.. !,
STENnGRAPHER

Central loc.; 2-girl ONCE; diversified,
interesting duties; perm; age, 90
35; average shorthand and tipping
speed. For appt., ME. 1890. WEST
ERN EXTERMINATING CO., 'n23
18th st. NV. lie
Evening star., 1951-04-10
SALESLADY
The Singer Sewing Machine
Company would like to in
terview applicants for the
position Of Saleslady at the
local branch store.
Salary
Insurance Benefits
Excellent Opportunity
Apply in Person
SINGER SEWING
MACHINE co.
3421 Conn. Ave.
SALESLADY

full and part time:
saaTs DSFknS pREsg sHos 1922
in one or more Of the following
Hardware. paints or plumbing.
Openings at ne, NV, and Falls
Church locations; Permanent posi-
iIoo o for sno appointment otets' at noEf HEcK- *
NIGER CO., 18th and II SITS. ne.
sALEsLADIES, ready-to-wear and
accessories. for fine ladies' speciality
store; experienced preferred. Apply
THE EssIE o'DoNNELL CO.. 1907
colored. to work as
clerks. good hours MIDWAY DRUGS.
1901 1th. st. NV.
SALESLADIES-Light. pleasant work
nar IN hrs; OF pSWI. S%n chTass; pEai a61pE 81 20
sAIESLADIES ~ ~ Fun time; S. s,
KRESGE CO, 3179 Queens Chapel
sALEsLADiES, experienced; good pay
and commission. Apply 1l02 F
SALES PERSON for exclusive gown
FRANCES EFT FRANCES. 1al5 Conn.
ave. 10
SALESWOMAN. for catalos order
desk: must be capable of taking
week: excellent company benefits.
Apply personnel ONCE. SEARS. ROE
BUCK g. CO.. S455 Colesville rd.,
Silver Spring. Md. 10
to hotel manager, must
be capable Of assuming responsi-
bility; good salary and pleasant
working conds. Apply Manager,
CARLTON HOTEL, 10th and K sts.
NV. f-12
young woman, pleasing
personality; typing essential. 4S-hr.,
6-day week. Permanent position.
Prefer some one in Bethesda Chevy
Chase area JOHN LIGON, INC,
Mrs. SouderS, OIL. 2204.
Evening star., 1951-04-10
SECRETARY
STENOGRAPHER.

real estate Office has
opening in rent department for an
efficient NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., %
to 35 yrs. of age, with initiative
and pleasing personality; adS pe;rmanednt ;rnendi
toned oface. Call Mr. offutt. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H ST. NV. Ma. 2345 Ia
SHIRT OPERATORS. excellent pay pay
2 Say HRRs Ii P'fiaH ExuSDk7 II kE. KSSs 1871
SHIRT hhe So OPERATOR, DiT for laundry;
must be experienced; steady job, top
salary pleasant working cond. Apply
BEVERLY PLAZA LAUNDRY. 3915
M. Vernon ave- Alexandria or
SHIRT PREssER, exper. on 2 or g.
Conditioned Arlington plant. Call Mr..
Stanley. OV. 1900. III
SILK FINISHER. exper.; excel. pay,
good working conditions, steady 1eIa AZ,
GsIEANERs O9:!si9n sS s. 1sp{ espo AEsro It
sTENoGRAPHER. for diversified and
interesting duties: pleasant. air.
conditioned office; good starting
salary with advancement. Apply
personnel office, L st. entrance.
STENOGRAPHER, 1885 years of
age; 1921 month to start; interest
ing work; main Office of motion pic
ture concern; 5-day, 40-hour week;
20 days annual leave; good chances
for advancement: must take dicta-
ton 30 words min. Apply Room
400. Tower Building, 14th and <
sts. NV. or Phone Ii. $1,000. Ext
sTTEPsSs5flaG;RAPHER. TPss Young. for publish
ing Arm; interesting. work: 5-day
week. $40. Room 403. 1907 NJ st.
NV, RE. 5SSS. 10
STENOGRAPHER; very attractive
salary for ambitious girl seeking
permanent position in small friendly
once Apply at Oil 18th st. NV.
sTENoGRAPHER. Arlington law firm.
rapid dictation, 5-da. wk. ia,
5W 5i57oS sssS sun. and after 8 61o Pm.
sTENoGRAPHERs t2). Falls Church
area Why spend all that time rid
ing the bus in. and out CT Washing
ton every day? Here is an excellent
opportunity for wide-awake ste
nographers. to act as records clerk.
handle deeds and contracts and
the second stenographer for dicta-
ton and Office work, for Falls
Church firm. Excellent salary for
the right persons. Phone FA. 1890
fer interview -15
GIRLS to address envelopes by hand:
excel. salary. EISEMAN'S. y at 9TH
NV Ia
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DENTAL ASSISTANT-Excellent op-
portunity in modern air-conditioned
office; experience necessary and some
knowledge of typing; salary $50
wkly. DU. 1888. -19
DENTAL HYGIENIST. registered: ex-
cellent opportunity and working
conditions: full time employment: B.
day .wk. Call HO. 1858 or GE. 1897
DRUG-COSMETIC CLERK. expert
enced; top salary, meals furnished.
1886 Connecticut. WO. $500. -12
EDIPHONE OPERATOR; position
available to good Ediphone operator
on either full time or part time
basis. For appt.. call ST. 6222.
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OFFICE CLERICAL

OFFICE CLERICAL
Age 20-30; 5-day. 40-hr. week; paid
vacations group insurance and other
employe benefits. Apply SAFEWAY
STORES. INC. lS45 4th st. ne.
ge -12
OFFICE CLERK, must be expert
enced: excellent working conditions.
Call HU. 4416. 10
type; local refs. necessary; excellent
opportunity See MR.. RESNICK,
To- 'HNo!s ave. Sc.
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sHee' ssHeGes' GREEL BROTHERS, INC.
OPERATOR. no expert
ence necessary, pleasant working
sSmRnny &c H4 Rnsts.d sfnss eRPF eRsbESs II Rs5sgn
rYPIsTsAsee 2o-s5. for position ia
with expanding organization. All
modern employe benefits. Must be
words per min. Excellent salary for
qualified person. Call RE. S125.
TYPIsT, part time; LB.M. electric
typewriter debating equipment;
sionai ofice. PEttohso Phone RE- so41ip pfolfs5 WIs
time in local ONCE of large in
surance company. Insurance ex-
perience not REQUIRED. 5-day wk
Congenial working conditions. Apply
mi in person, H I,s AIS =, Woodward Bldg, 18TH
TYPIsT. i gen. = ONCE work for finance
CO.. part time from. 10 am. to.
Pm, 55day wk. Excel. working cond,
TYPIsT for work in membership
week. paid sick leave and vacation;
starting salary s2,1oo yr, DU. Obs
TYPIST and general ONCE worker:
S45 weekly. 5-day week. Apply sir.
Megby, H. ABRAMSoN Co, 1899
7th st. NV. IL
TYPIsT. full or part-time. for credit
ONCE; excel. salary. permanent.
pleasant surroundings. ASKIN'S,
!3a 9TH st: NV. -12
TYPIST. under 35. experienced, &C
curate, for newspaper office. George
town; 5-day wk.; disqualification
and other employment benefits; ad-
vancement. CO. 10l6. 10
TYPISTS to work in credit dept. do
ing collection work by phone and
correspondence. Experience pre-
ferred but not essential. 4o-hour
week employe discount on pur-
ehases and other company benefits.
Apply Personnel Office. SEARS,
RoEBUCK &; CO.. $500 Wilson blvd,
Arlington. Va.
TYPISTS twhite1. under so. Per-
mansnt; excellent SURROUNDINGS; 40
hr. Fk., annual tarting salary
S2.100 CSC 3S weekly. Good op-
portunity to advsnce; liberal vaca-
ton and sick leave. Personal in
terviews 8 am. to $50 pm. Per-
sonnel ONCE. NATIONAL GEO
GRAPHIC SOCIETY. 3rd and r
SIS. ne. 10
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HELP WOMEN

PIX OPERATOR, white: 5-day wk.,
good salary. Cali 10. 3-6oSS after
PIX OPERATOR. some tipping; s.
day wk.; S145 per mo-, with meals.
OIL. $780, 10
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HE EVENING STAR
1lU1 Fenna.. ave. NEW.
COUNTER GIRLS-Good salary an
DANCE INSTRUCTORS

Arthur Murray needs attractive and
ambitious women. 21-29, for their
expanding studios; No experience
you're training. Co1lege graduates
preferred. Earn S50-S120 per wk
Training classes start soon. Apply
ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIO, 1l06
Conn. ave-. 2 p.m.-1O pm. 10
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III THE EVENING STAR

11Ol Penna. Ave. NV.
MAIL ROOM SUPERVISOR for down
town printing plant; includes some
office work; above-average working
conditions. MA. s023 or MI. 1885.
MANAGER. full knowledge better
ready-to-wear; give complete back
ground, age. salary. etc. Box
MANAGERS, ambitious, ages 25 to
As; must like people. have refine
ment and character and possess q
reasonable education; positions avail
able in most all income brackets;
business exp. unnecessary, training
provided free. Write. Mr.. .HOL-
BROOK, p. o. 1854, Wash. 4.
D. c., for interview, stating age,
education and experience.
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN, some knowl-
edge of X-ray; office routine, typing
necessary; salary good. Call WO.
0300. --15
NURSES. registered. for general duty
and operating room. rotating shift.
5l2-day week. salary and full main
stenance. Call Nursing Supervisor.
SUBURBAN HOSPITAL. Bethesda,
NURSES AIDE for s-hour duty in
suburbs; live in. FA. 0643.
experience desirable; 4s-hr wk.;
meals. vacations, excellent wages
Phone NURSING OFFICE, RE. 1900.
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HO. 2476.
TYPISTS


convenient location. II you are
seeking work for the first time or
are new in town, good environ
ment and pleasant associates are
particularly important to you. We
have friendly organization, the
best Of working conditions in air.
conditioned Offices. Excellent op-
portunity. Call US for an appoint
ment. MISS HOPKINS, ST. 46l1.
TYPIST CLERK - Desirable position
for a capable, alert person; pleasant
surroundings; salary $225 per mo.
626 Woodward Bldg.
TYPIST-CLERk, under 30. high
vacations. free disqualification insur. :.
5-day: 37is-hr; wk: AMERICAN
18th and H sts. NV. -15
exper.; new. modern
small loan office located in Silver
Spring. Md; excellent salary and
working conditions for right party.
Phone JU. 7-6117. Ask for MR..
TYPisT-CLERK. 1895 years Of age;
1921 mo. to start; 5-day 40-hour
week; 20 days vacation leave; must
type 65 words a min.; interesting
work for motion picture concern.
Apply Room 400, Tower Bldg, 14th
and K Sts. NV. 10
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The Star has an opening for high
school graduate between 81 and %
years Of age to work as ledger and
accounting clerk: for accounts re-
ceivable, routine and control. Knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping and typing is
required. 4O-hour. 5-day week.
s:30-5 80. Mon. through FRI Apply
Personnel. Room SOC. Open week
days. s:30-5; Sat. 81. No phone
rxrr,arrarH omAn
Evening star., 1951-04-10
LEDGER CLERK

TAUNDERETTE ATTENDANT, Arline-
ton resident preferred. Call FIR
1921 for appointment Ill
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PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday, September Is. our
morning message was brought to
us by Rev J. w. Junen in the alb
sence Of our pastor who Is on his
vacation.
His subject was Use What You
Have" The text was found in the
fourth chapter Of Exodus. second
verse We were told to use what
talent God gave us instead OF
making excuses saying we can't
do this or that
The Children's Story was given
by Rev. Junell Subject: The Sly
Fox.
Visitors were Mrs Godfrey
Rawlings OF st. Paul; Miss Gloria
Martins of Louisville, Ky: MiNs
Emma Watson, Topeka, Kansas:
Mr. James l.. Parker Kansas City
and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jones
OF Chicago.
The evening worship hour was
sponsored by the Missionary So
ciety. Mrs. Lydia Brown. preai-
dent. gave a report on the Nation
al Baptist Convention, Women's
Auxiliary.
Next Sunday. come out 10 The
Church OF Lofty Friendship. -
Mrs. Doris A, Shannon, reporter.
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Phyllis Whoutlsy News

The Phyllis Wheatley Melody
Maids and the wheAtleyalreS will
begin rchsarsals for q Thanks
giving CAntata 10 be presented on
November II.
THE Harvest. four.part
Cantata will be rehearsed each
Monday evening at Wheatisy at
4 p. m. Miss q. l.. Williams. who
will direct the program needs
several soprano and alto singers.
Anyone who II interested will be
welcome.
The Campfire Mothers club of
Phyllis wheRtIey viii hold their
first meeting Of the season on
Thursday. September 20 at 3 p,
M In the OirlA Lounge.
Register now for lessons In
Bridge on Monday evenings and
Dresden painting on Wednesday
evening at Phyllis WhcatIsy
Settlement House, Cherry 1854
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ARNULF UELAND HEADS
lEENNEPIN RED CROSS

Arnulf Iceland. president Of the
Midland National Bank was cleo.
ted chairman Of the Hennepin
Red Cross Wednesday.
lie succeeds John de LRlttre,
vics-preEldsnt Of the Farmers 4
Mechanics Bank, long an ardent
supporter Of the Red Cross pro
gram.
Mr.. dc LAittFe was elected an
honorary life member Of the
chapters board Of directors In re-
coRniti0n Of his services m chair
man for two years and his inter.
est In the Red Cross
Mr. Iceland has been active In
the civic life Of Minneapolis for
many years In various capacities
lie helped get the Negro College
Fund program off 10 a start three
years ago.
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detailed to mention are TO be con-
graduated for a very successful
day. The afternoon program waa
well attended with some splendid
numbers assisted by the special
chorus and tho. Guest artists
were-Mrs. Mabel Henderson and
Mrs. Martha Lee of Bethesda
Baptist church. Mrs. Henrietta
Williams, the queen Of so placed
the crown on the head OF MFA.
Cecil Stovall, the reigning queen
Of 1851. Mrs. Stovan brought In
SIC.
Our pastor. the Rev. NJ. L
Simmons and other pastors of the
Twin Cities viii attend the Michi-
gan Conference this week Next
week we win go to Des Moines
where our Conference viii be held
under the leadership OF Bishop q.
W. BAber. The pastor and several
others are working feverishly TO
finish our years report. II you
want to see where your dollars
have gone the past year be sure To
purchase one Of these annual re-
ports. This has been a busy and
happy year in spite Of the loss Of
Old st. Peters. Our sorrow turned
TO redoubled effort and the new
church at 4lst 81. and Fourth
Ave. south IL beginning to look a.
II some day, maybe while many Of
us are still able TO enjoy II, II win
be a reality instead Of a dream Of
so many Of US, We are agreed On
one thing, that we want our pre-
sent leader and great Christian
preacher and family returned 10
US.
Reprint from the Sunday Bull
letin--
III you want to be miserable,
hate somebody"
"A man Is known by the COM
pany he keeps out OF"
The man who says just what
he thinks. should think"
The Sunday service prepares
you for Monday serving"
You can't put things across by
getting cross. "--Wreatha @. Max
well. reporter.
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BORDER CHURCH NOTES

In bringing his message TO his
people at the morning service at
Border, Rev. Sexton spoke on the
subject, The Happy Gains OF
Wisdom" Scripture reading. Pro-
verbs 3:ff, II was Solomon who
in his wisdom. said, Happy Is the
man who findeth wisdom and the
man that getteth understanding
Rev. Sexton said in part, that
knowledge Is wise judgement OF
life and that we never appreciate
wisdom until we appreciate the
authority Of Jesus Christ. He
asked what contribution can you
make TO your church life? Do you
want the wisdom of God 10 guide
your life? Jesus said, be ye OF
good courage, II you follow me
you will overcome. A fine and in
spring sermon. Visitors were
given q warm welcome and invited
TO worship with US again. Next
Sunday Rev Sexton win speak
on, ''Tribulation. Scripture read
ing, Acts, l4:ff.
Prayer meeting Thursday eve
ninRs at 8 o'clock. You are al
ways welcome at these meetings
Here you can secure that spiritual
food you are seeking. in menita'
ton and prayer.
Vesper service Sunday evening
from 8 to 7. Good programs are
always for your listening pleasure
and we fell that you win not re-
greet IL II you come.
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The WOmsh's Auxiliary met
Thursday. September 20. at $50
p. m. in the auditorium Of 81.
Philips Church.
The Matinee Bridge club met at
the home Of Mrs. w. A. Hanna,
$40 N. Western Ave, Tuesday
September 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams.
022 81. Anthony, have as their
house guests. Mrs. Lila Rogers
and daughter. Sandra, Of New
York. sandra will spend the win
ter months here with Mr.. and
Mrs Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Ramsey,
Benton HArboT. Mich, arrived In
the city recently 10 make 81. Paul
their home. Mrs. Ramsey, the
former Villa -. Eastman. In the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Eastman. 05s 81 Anthony Ave.
Mr.. CIsat Oliver &c.. left the city
Tuesday morning. September IS.
for his home In San FranCiscO.
Calf Enroute. Mr.. Oliver will
visit friends In Chicago. While In
the city. no was the house guest
Of his brother and aistsF.in Law.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Oliver. OCT
Iglehart Ave. for two weeks.
MesSrH. william SmaIla. Dick
Mann, Ed salter and Ray DysArt,
returned 10 the city Tuesday AZ.
ternoon. September Is. from Chi
cago, where they spent the week
end visiting friends
Mrs. Clara williams, Cleveland,
Ohio. In In the city visiting relR-
tivca and friends Mrs. Williams
II the sister Of Mrs Ella Curry
Hickman. 200 N. st. Adams. She
arrived In the city Friday. Sep
tember II for n two weeks vacR-
ton.
Miss Lillian Manning left for
her home in Waco. Texas. after
spending the summer visiting hef
sister and brothcr-in .lAw. Mr., and
Mrs, Floyd Barr, $50 Carroll.
Miss ShIrIee Martin. eos Lyle
hart. returned to he city We'd
nssday. September 10, after a ten
day vacation In Omaha. Neb.,
where she was the house guest Of
her father. Mr. Charles Martin.
Mas Martin attended many par.
ties and social events In her honor.
Mrs. Theodore Alien, 973 lyle
hart, returned 10 the city wednes-
day. September 10, after spend
ing five days visiting with rclR-
tives and friends in Chicago.
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BETHESDA CHURCH NEWS

Sunday was women's Day at
our church, and our guest speaker
for the hour was Mrs. Josephine
Hagen Of 81. Paul, MINI.
We enjoyed a very inspiring
message coming from her.
Women Of the Senior Choir rem
dered soul stirring music. United
with the church was Mrs. lone
johnson, from Chicago. We wei
come her 20 the fold.
We had a spirit filled, soul stir
ring program in the afternoon.
Solos were rendered by Mrs. Al
ma Jefferson, Mrs. Violettia Wal
ker, Mrs. Addie Smith. Mrs. Nina
Williams, and chairman of wo-
mems Day. Mrs. Anna Moody.
Mrs. Dessie Gresham, directress
Of the choir. dramatiZed the story
Of Blessed Assurance Jesus II
Mine" She said everyone, regard
leas what walk Of life they are In
have q story TO tell. Christians
also should have a story TO tell,
This Is My Story, This In NV
Song, Praising Ny Jesus All The
Day Long"
Words Of encouragement were
given by Mrs. Margeruite Con-
Zales and Mrs. lone Brown. We
were led in prayer by Mrs. Cora
Lane.
II was q beautiful day and the
church was well filled. We had
many visitors In our midst, we
welcome all.
Next Sunday. September 23rd.
president Of our Usher Board
Mrs. Katherine Pierre extends a
cordial invitation to come and be
with us for the picnic which Will
be held at the Excelsior Park i'm
mediately after the morning ser
vice. Ice cream will be served free
On Sunday. September 80, at
Z p. m, Chairman of our Home
Mission Board, Mrs. Betty Jack
son Ii giving a program. Appear
ing on this program win be Mrs.
Anna Mae Ross. accompanying
her at the piano will be Mr.. Ralph
Primm. the Royal Jubileers and
others. We have a surprise treat
in store for you. II you want a
spiritual uplift, II you love music,
then keep this date in my Admis-
sion free. Mrs. Betty jackson,
Chairman of Home Mission Board
extends a cordial invitation to one
and all.
Our sick. Mrs. Ella Mae
Buchanan, has now been dis
charged from the Asbury hospital,
and IL convalescing at her home at
1928 Fifth Ave. SO.
Mrs. Carrie Lowe is at the Cen
eral Hospital. and Mrs. Lille
Young ls at the DeacOness hospi-
tai. We pray for all our sick a
very speedy recOvery.-Rev. l. c.
Harris, pastor. Sarah Benson, re-
porter.
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ST. PETER A.M.E. CHURCH


In her message TO the Women's
Day Congregation, Mrs. Alice On
@ Brown House. st. Paul. gave
que Executive Directors of Halle
her hearers an overall picture OF
women and their role in the mod
ern world Said she-"WOmen will
have to take much stronger
leadership role in the future than
they have In the past. There Is no
place IN our world for second
class citizenship"
She urged mothers 10 give their
children the necessary undergrad
ing and confidence which II takes
TO appreciate their own cultural
background and a respect for all
mankind
She named the many big prob
lens that face the world today
and are OF immediate concern 20
women-CiWl Defense -- F.E.PC.
Dope traffic among children ---
Unsegregated housing and many
more. We can no longer say let
Mary or Johnnie do II. our sur
vival depends upon cooperative
work with all racial groups We
should take a very strong and
direct position in bringing about
equality Of all mankind
The wOmen's chorus, under the
direction Of Mrs. Halle Ewing
and Mrs. Sims. Organist. received
much acclaim. Mrs. Harriet Jones,
general chairman. Mrs Flossie
Harris, cO-Chairman. Mrs. Wy
mona Simmons and Mrs. Lorraine
Chivers. chairman and CO. chair
man of program with all the cap
tains and other committees too
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ZION CHURCH

Oh. that brotherly love could be
put into practice In our homes,
churches and entire world. The
Mems Day opened with a process
sional by male singers. Scripture
reading by Rev. r. Henderson.
Prayer by Rev. J. Hodge Intro
duction of guest speaker, DR.. For
rest o. Virgins by Mr.. Henry
Thomas.
Basing his message on what Is
man that thou should be so mind
full OF. DR.. Virgins stated the
Christian view Of man developed
1000 years ago in a period similar
TO ours. The world was in very
poor state We can not put our
trust In the material world. The
question IL asked. What can do
TO save my soul? Answer. re-
nounce the World. The material
world are realms OF the devil fin
ed with temptation and that will
destroy mans hope Christian re-
ligion gives us the riches OF equal
ity of all men. We are all children
Of one father am my brothers
keeper and no matter where my
brother may be We are told the
earth Is the Lord. the fullness
thereof. He continued with the
thought, we must love one an
other and that peace must reign
in their hearts"
II was the speakers opinion that
the lords Of material world want
to enslave and crush helpless peo-
pie. Men don't naturally hate
each other" he said. Today the
struggle In between downtrOddcn
and lowly humble people and the
Lords Of Material World wanting
to keep them in bondage and
servtude. The church can play a
big part In this struggle. We must
reform our faith that the meek
shall inherit the earth"
Rev. w. L. Battles, pastor Of
the Gospel church OF God In
Christ in St Paul brought the
afternoon message A musical sell
ection was rendered by the quar-
tet, Climaxed with a recitation by
Mr. Curtis Freeman
Remember the sick Mrs. =.
Moore. reporter.
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

Mr.. BudGy Thompson, 3036
Clinton Ave. 30. celebrated his
birthday Saturday. September IS.
Among those helping in the ceIe-
bratiOn were Messrs. and Mines.
= Wallace, Leonard Carter. Earl
Bowman. Phillip Apodgie, Misses
Barbara Cartwright and
Myrrhene Alien. Mr. Fred In
gram and Mrs Johnam a e
Thompson. wife Of Mr., ThompsOn.
Tho Jolly sixteen club will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Harriet Jones,
1924 Clinton Ave, So, Thursday.
September n.
Mrs. Lillian Jackson. $40 Bry-
ant Ave. No. returned 20 the city
Monday, September 10 after
spending ten days visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Bernice Shepard In
Chicago.
Rev. Robert Kelley. former pas
tor Of Border Church. arrived In
the city Tuesday. September rs,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs
billiard of 81. Louis, Mo. TO spend
several days visiting relatives and
friends. Mr. Kelley Is the house
guest OF his brother and sister-tn-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kelley.
942 Bryant Ave. No.
The Senior Choir OF 81. Peter
AME church will meet Friday.
September II at the church par
sonAge. 3758 Fifth Ave. so.
Mr.. and Mrs. NOFvRI BaFhsdaIe,
Jr., 1908 Emerson Ave. No, are
the proud parents Of n six pound.
one and a half ounce baby girl.
born Monday. September IS. at
Maternity Hospital This Is the
third child Of the Barksdale's.
The baby has not been named yet.
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Mrs. Alma
Woodson who passed away Sep,
TENDER 10, 1919.
God called her home, II was his
will,
But In our hearts we love her still,
Her memory Is az dear today,
As In the hour she passed away.
We who loved her, sadly miss her
As II dawns another year;
In our lonely hours OF thinking,
Thoughts OF her are ever near.
Sadly missed by sisters anC
brothers
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Garth
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. jackson
Mr.. X. J, Brown. cousin.