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SPECIAL FARM BUY

17O-acre dairy farm. 3O-cow barn.
Washington market; 20 acres wooded.
balance open land, mostly in grass,
plenty water. silo full. barn fun
Of hay. 9 acres corn, enough straw
for yrs. bedding. 81 head of
man will operate farm, possession
upon settlement. everything only
$4,000. 2S mi. from Bethesda.
Other farms from S12 900 up. Good
values. Call Mr.. Linthicum. Pooles-
vile 3411, with HOWARD r. SCHA.
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ran INVEST. PRoP.-sALE Cont

STORE AND APT; income, $1,932
yr.: no expense; S13.950. LOUIS
RUDDEN. EX. 5707, GE. 2456.
4-FAMILY BRICK; income, $3.50
per VI. Price, $21 900. Call TU.
3l51; days, RE. 0229. BLANKEN
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PRICE S6 75O

Total sale price. S6,750; 13 per cent
return and equity Annual income,
lease). q rms, row brick bldg,
at. .62S Acker st. ne. Exceptionally
reliable colored tenant. 1st trust,
$3.50. with bldg. assn May take
:pprox. Sf.500 1st trust in re-
financing. $3 900 needed. Agent
EX. 34OS or JU. 7-HI64
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STORES FOR RENT

WILSON BLVD.. opposite Arlington
Trust Co.: modern, 20x90, busy loca-
tion. Excellent for mems shop,
womens readv-to-wear. or family
shoe store, Rear customer entrance,
from parking lot OWNER, CH. 2Ueo
sfoRE fet s0S FOR RENT, 72o9 New
Hampshire ave. good location for
barber shop, dress shop or any
other type of business. Telepnnsone
yACAST~Knotty pine side and cell
mi. lnf D. Eouif {. line in Nd. 's going north:
Heat furn. Suit for any kind OF
business or ONCE; with or without
balcony or living quarters. VIII give
long lease. OWNER. UN. 1855.
STORE. approximate size. aoxa5 #.
lis H st. NV. Apply oil 18th ST.
NV. =
393I GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-12x42;
SlI5 mo. cheat furnished; limo
leum floor. small bay window, n.y.
crescent lights, rear entr. LEO N:
BERNSTEIN g. CO, Realtors, l4l
| K st. NV. NE. 5402
| DOWNTOWN, approx. 20x9O,. very
busy neighborhood reas. rent. I'M
med. occup Attractive lease TO re-
sponsible tenant. Call ME. 54o2
| LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO., Real
tors 14I5 x st, NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
LORCOM LANE AREA

An authentic Cape Cod. Colonial
Center-haIl plan. lge. liv. rm. with
Colonial 1irepl., banquet-size din.
rm.. excel. kit. lge. bedrm. and tiled
bath on 1St A.; . very lge. bedrms
and bath on End A.; side porch,
recrea. rm., gas a.-c. heat. Priced
$50 $50. Call Mr.. Boswell. Ma
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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2-EAMII.Y

Near 7th and H SITS. n.e.-2-stor,
brick; INV. heat, oil burner; rent
S125 per mo. Priced at only SI0,.
800 with $500 cash required
Must be sold to settle estate.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
723 goth st. NV, Exclusive Realtors
RE 65S5
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12 UNITS

Nearby Virginia, 10 min. to D. c.:
estimated income approx. S10,SU0
annual. May accept offer of $4,000
cash down payment. Call Mr.. Caney
general manager.
REALTY INVESTMENT
2317 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va. oW. 5000
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z UNTTS-S1q5 5Oo

Northwest Washington, just of 18th
ST.. this brick apt. bldg. with an
nual income of approx. $1,000
Owner reports no vacancies for )
yrs. Substantial cash required
Call Mr.. CANEY. Broker, OW. 5000
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ATTENTION, INVESTORS

An opportunity to buy 6 small in
yestment properties in entirety or
Call Mr.. Clark, 81. 2S3O. with
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE. RE.
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INDUSTRIAL PRopERTY-sALE
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY REM

S.W. D. Cup to 115,OO0 50. 1T. of
level ground, at very low rental II
taken in lge. tracts; railroad at
prop. A. M ROTH, RE. 1880. -25
S0.1Oc SO. FT OF ground centrally
located: pvt. rr siding and office
Ma 1885.
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Q00

Falls Church area, bedrooms ano
fully equipped kit. includes Bendix
Many improvements, including patio
Assume large GI trust at 4eo; $1,000
down payment. Call FA. 1923 OF
visit directly all day Sunday. --25
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MASON HIRST
LOTS g ACREAGE FOR SALE

Annandale. Va. Phone FA. 7447
Closed Sundays
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

1st COMMERCIAL-1226 18th st
n.w.-Under $4,000. Terms. g.
story. Sla-ft. finished bsmt. with
front entrance. DI. 1915 til &
pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS, CO., INC
VACANT-Immediate possession; mr.
downtown; almoSt-new 2-Story store
and Offices; approx. 3,4O0 So. #
AUERBACH g. CO.. DI. 6401, AD
5907.
NEAR GEORGE Washington Hospital
1st commercial; 7-room and bath
brick; ideal for business and living
Sl5.T50 reasonable terms. TR
1865 -o5
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New Hecht-Kann Area
ARLINGTON

INVESTORS AND BUSINESSMEN
We now have our 30 pieces
OF choice commercial and pusi-
ness property located on and
between Wilson blvd, Fairfax
new Hecht and Kann store
bldgs. These parcels range
from 5000 SO. IT. to 100 900
So. It. Most of these offerings
are not reSales but are for
sale by long-term owners. Our
46-yrS.. OF experience in COM
mercial and investment prop
erty. sales are at your disposal
in this important area as well
as in other Northern Virginia
sections.
For appointment to inspect
these commercial properties
call Mr.. Stoneburner or Mr.,
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SMALL, ESTATE

212 Wilson Blvd. Al. oW $500
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

DUPONT CIRCLE-Professional suite
liz 1511 .l9t l9th sSy St; Nc V3pg s7s4 H. VS.
a few single and DOUBLE rms now
Esdecorated, Tao KAss- BERGER. INC
eos 4 EYE ' ST. NV; Ind fl. suite
in aim exchange bldg. KASs- BER.
GER. INC. EN- 500
WILL SHARE FOuR-ROOM SUITE
Completely and elegantly furnished
including full-time secretariai serv.
ice in new air-conditioned building
in Connecticut avenue vicinity Ad.
dress Box 334-M. Star giving
nature Of business and particulars
Available Immediately
LEDROIT BLDG, S0O-S10 F st. NV
Large bright connecting rms,
north light; reas. Apply $40
st. NV. Rm. 10. -25
EXCELLENTLY appointed Office sub
tenancy. newly furnished, secretary;
best location; ideal for manufac-
turerS representative EX. 3449
1870 CONN. AVE.-Air -cond. $50 So
It. or small 90 SO, it. Easy parking
a.33l WILSON BLVD.-Choice 1st-flr
suite, 3 offices, pvt. restroom; req
sonable; will decorate for right
tenant, professional occupancy OF
insurance preferred. Call GIL. 6SSS
or OW. 1859 weekdays. -25
opss space e stit f. floor? Of roShs lfh!
ROTH. RE. 1880. -25
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14l7 K st. NV,
NORTH ARLINGTON
TWIN OAKS

Adorn the front lawn OF this brand
new three-bedrm brick rambler,
situated atop a beautiful knoll af-
fording a view of one of Virginia s
most pistureSque residential sections.
Priced at .S16.500. One of the first
to see will buy this! You better
hurry!!
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
OW. $500 TIL 8, 2222 Wilson Blvd
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
EYE APPEAL,

/. Three nice bedrmS.. or If
you have a small family, one
OF the bedrmS. is "uIsed tor
q den.
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Continued on Next PaRel
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
Continued

McKIM BLDG. 1911 @ st. n.w.-De-
Sirable front rooms overlooking g
ST.; exec. location, newly decorated;
with good heat and elevator SerVice;
from $50 UP Apply room 3o1. pl'
AIR CONDITIONED. Century Build
ing, 412 5th st. NV. opposite, Mu-
nicipal Court, Offices available in
singles or suites. Elevator, Venetian
ehiaaS eies from nn0fssisnt SIS to Eass s5S56 rHos
J. FISHER l. CO, INC. 73s 18th
st. NV. DI. $3.50.
1917 18th ST. N.W.--3 rms. on 1St
f.. sgle. or suite; several others;
SD and up. Nr. parking area. ST.
10Th AND PA. AVE. cs45 Pa. Ave.
NV BRIGHT offices. good location.
elevator. reason. Apply $40 F st.
F niSf 81. iT En- 9th = ,Atlas Bldg. SCI s3 9th
tion; elevator; low rentals. Apply
$40 F st. NV. Rm. 10. -25
DOCTORS-2-rm. suite and bath in
Lyon se NJ Village Sog gyt sntT Tl9G S9o4
"a; 2-7o7O, OK. o650; ewes. GL.
DOCTORS, pENTIsTs-omce suite.
Complete plumbing. etc. 9 expos
nE nTeI; Busy 6r mn IN coz ,N GE' 29a3 n1SIp,,T -
18th NV. nr. K-1st-fi. front ONCE.
consisting of approx. 500 So. IT. To
inspect. call LEO M BERNSTEIN &
CO., Realtors. l415 K st. NV, ME.
1ith AND N. Y. AVE, NV. e-rm.
suite avail in downtown once bldg.
Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO,
Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. ME.
3-RM. sUITE-Downtown ONCE bldg,
plPV and char SprVfrp included in
IEo M Ser BERNsFElR = 0esSp eo Reaisors. iRa1s
1415 K st. NV. Me. 5402.
HYATTSVILLE, MD. Suite in cen-
of j lge. rm. and reception rm.
caHl' cafI Leo ES5 Nm N. BGRNsTEiN f" 4 CO.
1915 K st. NV ME. 5402. Ewes.
Do6C'ToofRs AND DENTISTS attention.
! of lge.- rms. and reception rm.
| Suitable for group OF doctors or
office and hv; otrs, Imm, oeeup.
| once also avail.
Mr. DUPONT CIRCLE-lst A.. 700
SO. it., neat and INV furn; buses
pass dr.; parking same, blk; reass.
p1sTnfT Ts5t EiSht NsTtnN. ts41nt Cal "a lgS 4SS
avail; newly reconditioned; rental
| $50. See superintendent on premises
or call LEGUM & GERBER, OR.
! 1000 -26
WESToRY BLDG, 6o5 18th st. NV.
conditioned: avail. Oct. ! :. See Mr..
Dean on premises or call LEGUM
& GERBER. OR. 5000. -26
DESIRABLE LOCATION. for one or
more doctors or dentists. At 1908
wyrrs r ays. nv, nv ST ST iao5; !; o.n,,o,
room available in suite with other
LAWYERS. Ma. 2065.
OFFICE ROOM. reception room. also
desk space; 18th and K SITS. NV;
| reasonable. RE 220l. ST. 7747.
1iOi VERMONT AVE. NV suites.
air conditioned; beautifully re-
modelled; available Immediately. For
information call ST. 1920 bet.
and ) weekdays. rs
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FARMS
SO MARYLAND

It's famous for its tidewater. water
front farms and we are pleased to
offer this unusually valuable one
for $4,000 1877 acres of the finest
farm land. Very large master home
driven wharf; new roads: > tenant
houses; numerous outbuildinEs; large
orchard; very good hunting and fish
lne. HERBERT g. SONS. Realtors.
SIS E.; Capitol ST.. Ii. 3-0129; eyes,.
TT
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

HAVE CASH customers. all types prop
erty. MILTON F. RUPERT. 1851
10th st. DI. 5015: ewes, EN-. 5407
WANTED. 4 to l2 apt. bldgs. and in
vestment properties from owner or
broker. Call MR.. ODUM. RE. 5216.
WILL PAY TOP market price, all cash.
for brick 2-bedrm. duplex apt, hav-
ing >. 4 or units. RE. 2137; eve
nings, TR. 1865. 20
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your nome business or invest
inert property is what you desire
call +. A HUMPHREYS: RealtoI,
appraiSals. Results since 1919
WILL PAY YOU Cash TODAY for
your home. ANY location. anv conoi-
ton RE 22Ql: 81 7747
gia ave, north of Missouri ave. OF
w4SrR6 EaSa sT oscE so1 IsST hous.
nr. Andrews Field or Census Bldg,
brick or frame. WOOD g. MITCH
ELL, HI. aI14, or after 8, LU
DEsSPPEER.A DESPERATE NEED for 5 to 3 -HS room
houses. D. c.. or Md: sale or rent.
Free appraisals: sTRoUP. RA. s7o0.
HOMES NEEDED-For quick sales
and better prices. get experienced
fsFvfe IS ey sRRR%4TE RRGnrT eye Rs.a oR e21s f5is
ATTRACTIVE HOME in nearby vir-
gindiaa with or without acreage. ME.
ATTENTION OWNERS. can get
you top all cash or term deal for
your home, Call MR.. WILLIAMS,
roF 81 DoGLAR ooGi cash for your nom.
white or colored; any section, ST
ties needed for our cash buyers
THos. Z. FARRELL CO: Realtors
.Estab, 1s151. 72l 10th st, NV
Will RUv INCOME PROPERTY
ref. Widow. Box 7s-R, Star.
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Vienna Rambler

S1S,950 will purchase this 3-bed-
room. all-brick rambler. located in
picturesque Vienna. In addition to
the nice-stzed bedrmS. there is
liv. rm. with flrepl.. sep. din. rm.,
mod. kit, tile bath and full bsmt
For further information, call
Arlington Realty Co.
@212 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. OW. $500.
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STOCK FARM

i5O a.; 9-rm. modern house, N
baths. oil h.-w.h.; lge. barn, silo;
bordered by lge. stream; well fenced;
33 mi. Of D. C. 100000, terms.
J. L. G.. WEST
IA D1pE
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
MOVE IN TOMORROW

If necessary. Just $4,000 cash. It's
vacant. It's brick. It's in top con-
dition. Has 2 twin-sized bedrooms,
full bath, living room with fireplace
the equipped kit. is huge; gas heat;
l2-acre lot; home only 10 mos. old.
Might consider less cash with a
strong mo. payment. Cali and see
what can be done.
LURIA BROS.
Open I'll Q pm.
1900 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
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S150.OO0
WATERFRONT FARM AND
HIINTING PR EGER NE

HUNTING PREsERvET T
suitable for darying or stock farm
ing and with an abundance Of both
upland game and waterfowl. Good
cro1 of timber coming on. Nom
farm cash income of about 500
the use OF the land. As miles from
WASHINGTON over fast roads. Shown
nv anooiptnept
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NEAR MIDDLEBURG

75 a.; , modern 4-rm. cottages, barn.
in a fine location; a good invest
ment. Box 25, Middleburg. Va.
CARROLL COUNTY-Sl acre stock
farm lo-room country home, all
barn poultry house for 300 layers,
other outbuildings. Land very pro
ductive. all in grass. Stone spring
house and stream. Immediate pos
session. Priced, $4,000. JOHN BUR-
yer, Spring. Md. Call Ashton. (Md.D
1916. ~
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-05
RnRnER CHURCH NOTES

Sunday. Rev. c. NJ. Sexton
spoke on the subject, Why VIII
We Die?" at the morning service
at Border. The theme of this dis
course was taken from the Scrip
ture reading, Eek 80: LII.
Many visitors we're present. All
were made welcome. Next Sunday
is World Communion Sunday and
the Rev. w. E. Water, chaplain at
the Asbury Hospital, will assist in
the administering of the Holy
Sacrament and be the guest
speaker. His subject will be THE
Supremacy of Christ's Love"
At the Vesper hour last Sunday
evening the Methodist Men who
were in charge of the services,
presented Henry Thomas, head
resident of Phyllis Wheatley as
guest-speaker. Mr.. Thomas spoke
on Human Relations" and stres-
sed the Importance of our accep-
ting our responsibilities in striv-
ing to attain the goals of achieve
ment. A fine and timely message.
Next. Week the prayer meeting
will be held on Wednesday at 3
o'clock, instead of Thursday. The
change fitting in with the prepar-
atory work for the Methodist
Evangelistic Advance. Everyone is
in need of prayer. If you are inter-
ested in your spiritual welfare,
try and be with us. You are al
ways welcome. Vesper Services,
Sunday evening, from s to 7. An
other fine service you will enjoy
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-05
McCarthyism Isn't Good American
Tradition

On Sept IS Leonard Indquist
Commission practices
Joseph Mccarthy opposition to McCarhyism is
hogyash Mccarthy that must be done and he
history nothing the redbooded
politics" declared that Mccarthy throw
back o of politician who shaped system"
respectable
willingness political advantages devices and
which violate the basic principles which system
nnsCay dishonest and immoral
seeking justify these echnques Mr. Lndqust
distortions both of the technques themselves and of
he tradition which he they belong,
Mccarthy part Of a long tradition
history. honorable tradition
uphold gIorfy belongs
Throughout the its followers have given
oOnnOatOns unlike
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But politics
absolutely United States Senator
senatorial Immunity for the of sanderng innocent
and defenseless individuals
utterly cowardly contemplate,
those uphold condone doing serious and
the American tradi
tor to use his senatorial Po" for the purpose OF Doyco
journalistic radio critics and those who uphold
tradition of freedom of the and of discussion
absolutely United States Sena
his position to SANDER undermine and destroy the experts
and echncanS upon whom we must depend carry on he ue
work of arranging relationships with the other nations Of
uphold this practice playing
WI a re destroy civilization
There other which Senator Mccarthy is
fortunately unique politicians accepted
people seeking government favos just as Senator NC
Carthy accepted corporation
seeking RFC loan This not however in
the redbooded tradition Mr. Lndqst must have badly
history thinks Other politicians have been
in trouble their taxes Senator Mccarthy has been
but Lndqu dangerous ground he includes this in the
politicians trouble
their ethics and morals senao Mccarthy found by the
Wisconsin violated the terms of the constu
the violated his oath at
toney land was guilty Of an nfracon of the moral code)
would unfortunate people of Mr. Lndquists
standing uphold condone such record.
1t understandable that people politics out to and
that temptation anything win sometimes great Ger
political
Lndqust talks of history If American history teaches
thing that those who embrace the political morals of Sena
Mccarthy victory. the
themselves the of their country and for the sake
people they will again the of the
they to be following.
Signed subscribed following Editors:
Phillip Duff Dodge Independent; James L. Markham
Hamar Askov American; Jack
Teamster Minneapolis Spokesman
Chlgren Little Forks Times.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-05
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. Floyd Massey returned
from his vacation on Sunday and
was heartily welcomed by the
members and friends of the
church.
Scripture reading by Louise
Wiley. Rev. Massey's text was
taken from Judges 1912. And Ma
noah said, Now let thy words
come to pass. How shall we order
the child, and how shall we do I'M
to him? Sermon subject, What
To Do with The Child" He stated
that if we want our children to
be Christians they must be train
ed by precept and example, and
be trained to attend church SER
vices regularly as services for
worship are set up to make
Christians. Parents should not de-
ceive their children, he said, be-
cause when you deceive them they
lose confidence in you which is
hard to be regained. Home is the
place where Christian training
should begin to be taught. Chill
dren should also come into the
church early in life, for when they
become older it is harder for them
to be trained in the Christian way
of life.
The Children's Story dealt with
the feeding of the multitude with
2 fishes and five loaves of bread.
A trio by the Galloway sisters
and a duet by the Misses Sally
Moody and Betty Jean Hunt were
beautifully rendered.
Mr.. Charles Doty, head of the
Prince Hall Affiliation of Masons
of Minnesota thanked the men,
bers and friends of the church for
their cooperation given the Ma
sonic Order for the Thurgood
Marshall meeting for the benefit
of the NAACP.
Special mention was made of
the Youth Activity program and
exhibit of last Friday night.
The 5 p. m. Youth Day Talent
program was we'll attended and
many banks and envelopes were
reported.
Registered visitors were: Sgt.
Herbert Wright, washington, ID.
c.; Mr.. Thad Toombs. st. Paul;
Sgt. A. c. Arnold, Finland, MINI. :;
Mr.. James Watson, st. James A.
ME-. church, st. Paul; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer Jackson, and Mrs. Edward
Boyd, Minneapolis.
Next Sunday-World Commun-
ion Sunday, IL a. m. Communion
Message by Rev. Massey.
Oct. 8. 9-Fall COnvocation. for
Cooperative Baptists of Ameri-
can Baptist Convention, Calvary
Baptist church, Minneapolis.
Come to the church of Lofty
Friendship as you are always
welcome. Birdie High, reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-05
SIOUX FALLS, S. D.
ST JOUN,S BAPTIST CHIRCU
BY MinerVo BridgewofeT
ga No. AinnSSofu Ave.

ST. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH
st. Johns Baptist church, Rev.
II. w. Bolts, Jr., pastor, Sunday
Sept. 80 Devotionals were led by
Mr.. Chas Bentley with scripture
reading by Mrs. Minerva Smith.
Morning worship text was from
st. Mathew 2S:10-2O. Mrs. Theo.
Vaughn, pianist. Prayer for a
closer walk with Thee. Rev. Bolts
brought a message on baptiZing
and stressed the impact the Cos
pei has had in the lives of individ-
uals.
Two candidates for baptism,
Misses Maxine Frost and Chirley
Staples, both students at Wash
ington High school were baptized
in the basement of the church.
Morning worship continued by
congregational singing, led by
Rev. Bolts Jr. as the group
marched down the stairs and were
seated facing the east. Evening
worship, Mrs. II. w. Bolts, plan
ist. Devotionals were led by Rev.
Bolts, with reading of the
Psalm No % in unison followed
by sentence prayer follower by the
Lords prayer. Rev. Bolts, Jr.,
message was on the parable of the
sower and the seed. With the
thought that the Lord wants us to
be faithful an uplifting message
was received.
The annual chicken dinner for
the public will be given on OCtO-
Der 18th at the st. Johns Baptist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Smith, PIG
East 32nd St. are in receipt of
new from their son, Donald, who
is stationed at Lake Charles, La,
44th Air Police Squadron of his
promotion to Corporal. Donald is
working as typist.
The local Baha1 Assembly here
with Mrs. ]. Stapleton as worker
heard Mr.. Dave Schneider of the
Penora, Ia. high school faculty
Saturday at a dinner at the
Esquire Cafe Mr.. Schreiber's sub
ject-"What Faith to Permanent
Peace"
Pfc. Roscoe Bacon, brother of
Mr.. Norman Bacon, 115 No. Oak.
Ave, completed a six-week course
of military instruction with the
9Th divisions Little Benning in
fantry school at FIT. dickson, So.
Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Smith &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Pendelton motored to Mitchell, S.
D. Thursday to attend the Corn
Palace and the Horace Heidi
show. They were the dinner guests
of Mrs. l.. r. Junior and Senior
williams.
Mrs. Beatrice Hamilton, TOP f.
Sixth St, has postponed her trip
and is recuperating at the Booker
T. Washington Center.
Mrs. Sam Clemson, 209 No.
Franklin, the mother of three chill
dren in Whittier school has united
with the P.T.A. chorus.
The Federated Club, Pleasure
hour met at the home of Mrs.
Maurice Coakley, 1921 So. Sum-
init Ave, Thursday. After a bust
ness session refreshments were
served by the hostess. Mrs. Har-
vey Bentley is chairman.
Mrs. Maude Kimball, PIG No.
Oak. Ave, who was taken sud
denly i'll last week is a patient at
the hospital
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-05
ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH

From the scripture texts: Mat
thew 10:38-39-And He that TAX
eth not his cross, and followeth
after me, is not worthy of me. He
that findeth his life, shall lose il;
and he that loseth his life for my
sake, shall find it. John 1910 :.
I am come that they might have
life, and that they might have it
more abundantly. Rev H. E
Stewart brought the opportune
message to the morning congre-
cation. Rev. Stewart, will known
throughout the A.M.E. connec-
ton supplied for Rev. Moore dur
ing the Annual Conference.
1t is with mixed emotions that
we write that Rev. Moore's pas
torate at st. James terminated
with the appointments on Septen-
Der goth. Surely this is a great
loss to st. James and st. Paul.
Rev. Moore has served his church
and community well. God must
have been in the plan to move
him. am reminded of the Gospel
number He Knew Just How
Much We Can Bear" I would say
They Knew God and Bishop
Baber). There is also a quotation
which is so apropos at this time:
None go their way alone; All
that we send into the lives of
others, comes back into our own"
Let's think it over and ask God
to lead us in the more Abundant
Life through which we can work
for the building of Gods King
dom, forgetting personalities and
self. We know Rev. Moore will go
on to greater work. What does the
future hold for st. James?
The visitors introduced at the
morning service were J. r. Collins
of Minneapolis, Miss Winnie The
get of Temple Baptist church, St
Paul and Mrs. Mildred Hampton,
formerly of Little Rock, Arkan-
sas.
Rev H. f. Stewart will bring
the message at the morning ser
vice, Sunday, October 7. A special
invitation to all to worship with
us.-Bertha L. King, reporter.