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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-01
Sixteen Women Of The Moose From Here
Participate In Sandusky Conference Sunday

Sixteen officers Ond cO-WorkerS
of Port Clinton Chapter 281 par
ticipated in the annual Mid-Win-
ter Conference of the Women Of
the Moose held in Sandusky, Sun
day, January 27. The conference
was held under the auspices of
the College of Regents.
Those who attended from Port
Clinton were Junior Graduate Re-
gent Gerald Rohde, Senior Regent
Cora E. K. White, Junior Regent
Leila Lavender, Chaplain Leta Con-
ner, Recorder Nettie Wohlers,
Treasurer Mary Bergman, and
Pianist Gwen Stout. The follow
ing members filled their chairs
protein for the day, Abbie White,
Guide; Mary Snider, Assisting
Guide; Evelyn Collins, Sentinel;
Mable Eaton, Argus; Co-workers:
Daisy Heating, Ethel Bryant, Ruth
Green, Edna Rae Johns and Mar
tha Raymond.
General Chairman for the affair
was Rosella Hoia, Senior Regent
of the Sandusky Chapter. She
was ably assisted by Zelma Nc
Closky, hospitality chairman.
Helen Dossin, Senior Regent, OF
Norwalk, conducted the opening
and introduction of honored
guests. Conference Leader was
Ruth Higgins, of Bellevue. Col
lege of Regents members attend
ing were Ruth Spriggs, jeanette
Banner and Florence Tough, OF
Fremont; Catherine Murray, OF
| NorWalk, and Mildred Bogner, of
Bellevue.
| Address of welcome to the two
hundred in attendance was given
by Emma Borsick, of Sandusky,
and the response by Mildred Bog
ner, of Bellevue.
Maude Toeppe, Senior Regent
of Fremont, was in charge of
balloting; initiation of five candi
dates was directed by Ruth Hig-
gins, Senior Regent of Bellevue
Ruth Spriggs, of Fremont, gave
talk on the Administrative fund
of the College of Regents.
Mooseheart Endowment fund
was conducted by Cora E. K.
White, Senior Regent from Port
Clinton, and the closing of the
meeting was under the direction
of officers from Clyde Chapter
The next meeting for the local
chapter will be Monday, February
4th, at 800 p. m. in the Moose
Hall. Initiation will be held, fol
owed by brief business meet
ing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-01
GROUP I OF
HOSPITAL GUILD

Mrs. Carl Burget and Mrs. Hans
Carstens will have charge of the
meeting, Monday afternoon, when
members of Group l of the Ma
gruder Hospital gather for their
monthly meeting in the hospital
dining room.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-01
NYE.JENsEN NUPTIALS

The marriages of Miss Janice
Fac Nye, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Nye to Pfc Richard Jen-
sen, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnie
Jensen, will be an event Of Sat
urday, Feb. 2, in st. Wendelir
Catholic church, Fostoria, Ohio
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-01
PORT CLINTON GARDEN CLUB

The first meeting since Decem-
ber for members of the Port
Clinton Garden Club will be held,
Monday evening, in the home of
Mrs. Adolph Frazier, Fulton st.
"Why i belong to the Garden
Club" is the roll call subject. Mrs.
Eric D'Almaine will talk on 'The
Menace of Marihuana."
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-01
HOSPITAL GUILD
BOARD MEETING

At three O'Clock next Monday
afternoon, officers, group chair
men and co-chairmen of the Mag
ruder Hospital Board, will meet ii.
the nurses home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-01
COUPLES CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Sims were
hosts to their Couples Club, last
Saturday night. Prizes for the
high score holders in duplicate
bridge were awarded to Mrs. C.
Streeter and Mrs. George Svehla,
Steve TrenshaW received the con
ISOLATION prize. The February
meeting will be held with Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve TrenshaW as hosts.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-01
EVENING OF CARDS

Bridge was the diversion last
Thursday, when Mrs. Harry Bel
KNAPP invited a few friends in for
an evening of cards. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess
at the close of the evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-01

Raymond Denney returned tc
his work in Cleveland Monday
after having been confined to his
home on West Third street during
the past week due to illness.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-01
p. c. Y. c. PorlucK SUPPER

Members of the Port Clinton
Yacht Club will hold a potluck
supper at the Club this Sunday
evening at 600 o'clock. Mrs.
Wayne Friderici and Mrs. George
Garst will be the committee in
charge.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-01
AID SOCIETY MEETS

The regular meeting of the
Danbury Ladies Aid Society will
be held on Wednesday, February
6, instead of Thursday, Febru-
ary z.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-01
AS YOU LIKE 1T CLUB

Members of the AS You Like 1t
Club were the guests of Mrs. Rich
ard Peterson, Catawba Island,
Thursday. The evening was spent
in sewing after which the hostess
served refreshments.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-01
MEETING OF CIRCLE 6

Circle 6 of Trinity Methodist
church will meet with Mrs. Robert
Holzhauer, with Mrs. Wilbur Gil
as co-hostess, Friday night at eight
o'clock.
Mrs. Jerry Ames will have
charge of the program, and Mrs
Charles Williamson the devotion
ais.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-01
BRIDGE CLUE

Mrs. A. w. Chapman was hostess
to the members of her bridge club
members last Friday afternon. A
dessert course proceeded bridge
the prizes were awarded TO Mrs.
Ray Wight ST.. and Mrs. Alba
Smith, first and second high score
holders. Mrs. Fred Kreutzfeld
will entertain next.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-01
MIZPAH CLASS

Members of the Mizpah Class
were guests of Mrs. Frank Quisno,
Monday evening. Mrs. Robert
Anderson was co-hostess. Follow
ing the routine business, Mrs.
Vincent Gill reviewed the book
Wake Up or Blow Up" by Frank
Laubach. Refreshments were
served at the close of the evening
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-01
HOSTS TO FRIENDS

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Finefrock,
Elm street, were hosts to group
of friends, last night, at a dinner
party and an evening of cards.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-01
HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON

Mrs. Carl Hilker, Catawba Island,
was hostess to a group of friends,
Wednesday, at one o'clock
luncheon. Cards were played dur
ing the afternoon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-01
ID. A. R. TO MEET

Mrs. William A. Hunt, 2l4 West
5th street, will entertain members
of the OAR, next Tuesday. Mrs.
Gerald Hannah will give paper
on "The College of Charleston"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-01

Plywood covers will protect
kitchen-Stored washers and serve
as extra working space.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-01
ALTAR AND ROSARY
SOCIETY

Monday evening members of the
Altar and Rosary Society will
| meet in the X. of C. Hall for
their regular monthly meeting
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Christensen
left Saturday for three weeks
trip through the south, their first
stopping place will incllde Loui-
siana and later Florida.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-04
william HOnTy DEFY
nlaSi waa 3

william Henry Day, $40 81.
Anthony Ave, died Thursday,
March n. at the age OF 81 He
was born February 10. 1871 in
Bethel, Missouri.
Tho Day family moved 10 ST.
Paul 10 live about six and one half
years ago lie had been In III
health for quite some time, and
subsequently entered the hospital
Wednesday. March 20. and died
Thursday, March ~.
Surviving him are his wife. Mrs.
Mary Day. and eight children,
Mrs. Colestine Nash, George Day,
and Mrs. Edith Fields Of Huron,
South Dakota; Arnold Day, Aus
tin, Minnesota; I.ue and Darolh
Day, Mrs. JuRnita scroggins, and
Mrs. Iona Hampton OF st, Paul.
MINI, n step son. Everett Boston,
Of Gallup. New Mexico. eighteen
grandchildren and other relatives
and friends.
Brooks Funeral Home was In
charge Of arrangements. Services
were held Monday, March 81 at
10 q. IN. In the chapel of the f,Inor-
al home. Rev. Oswald Volx, pastor
Of Redcemer Lutheran church, Of
which Mr., Day was a member,
officiAted. Intermcnt was at Elm
hurst cemetery.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-04
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH


We had q large attendance at
Sunday school. Mrs. Bolts ST..
gave a wonderful review Of the
lesson. The senior Missionary
Society had charge Of the services
Sunday. Mrs. CleseiA Fraction Ii
the president. The theme for the
day was The Outward and Up
ward Look" A short slCit was
given at the IL q. m. service.
Rev. Williams Of 81. Paul was
the guest speaker at the evening
services.
A few highIiRhts Of Rev. II. w.
Bolts morning sermon. which was
a missionary sermon planned
around the theme for the day:
What My Religion Means to Me-"
1. Missionary work covers the
every phase of church work.
2. You have no right TO boast
Of your salvation unless you are
interested in the salvation Of
someone else.
3. Twenty seven million young
people under n years of age re-
ceive no religious training at all.
4. Christians ought 10 have an
upward look, more about things
above and not so much about
things on earth.
The white uniform Of a mission
airy worker Is a badge Of honor
and should be worn in sincerity
and To the glory Of God.
Guest soloists were Mrs. Bertha
Smith. Master Plouis Moore and
the ZiOnite Trio.
II was glad when they said I'M
10 me, Let US go into the House
Of the Lord"
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Curtis AksnsOn and DiASlks KitG.
gawa.
Real Estate ana Housing: Wal
ter Wallace, chairman; Charles
Spring. Paul Peterson. Marvin
Johnson. Charles DorRn. Raymond
Cannon, Nell cronin and Judge Il.
v. waite.
Health ana Hospitals; Mrs.
Owen Wangenstesn. chairman;
John DaFiey. Lester LsVOir, Mrs.
y. Peavy Hsffslfinger. Cecil New.
man. Michael Binkslstein and Neil
CFonln.
Government Policies; Stanley
Ballard, chairman; Marvin John
son, vice-chairman; Glen Wallace,
Walter Wallace, Cecil Newman
Lester LsVoir. Melvin Bison,
Douglas Hall. Mrs John Oruner.
John Darby. Michael Finilestein,
Charles Doran and Cyrus Rachie.
Special Appointments: Legal
Procedures: Douglas Hall. chair
man: HymAn EdslmAn, Stanley
Ballard. Raymond Cannon. Cyrus
Racine and &c. y. Waite.
Finance Campaign Chairman:
Reuben YounRdahI.
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PnGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. Floyd Massey's sermon,
The Decisive Hour!" the text
was taken from st. Matthew 4th
chapter through the 18th verse.
Rev. Massey brought out that
Jesus was fond of friends and en-
iOyed being around them. His
temptations were very great, He
had a strong inner will 10 do the
will Of his Father Bread Is the
staff Of life, however, we need
more than that. we need TO in
fmence the hearts Of men.
The children's story was en-
titled Good Habits"
Visitors at the morning service
were Mr.. A. Kelsey Of Chicago,
Mr.. Dan McAdams. Minneapolis,
Miss Anna Paine, st. Paul. Mrs.
J. Dooley, st. Paul. Mrs. s. O.
Harris and daughter Mrs. Allie
f. Wilson. all of Minneapolis. Sgt,
James Wright, City. Miss Bessie
Beckely. Minneapolis and p. T
Chapman. Chicago.
The evening services the Gospel
chorus rendered special music and
Rev. Massey preached.
Next Sunday Palm service and
Communion. Special music by the
three choirs.
We cordially invite you and
yours to the church OF lofty
friendship.--Helen Smith, reporter
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Twin City
Church NeUUs

you always even unto I he end.
Mrs. Anna Moody and the Phil
lips quartette rendered beautiful
numbers.
In the afternoon shelton b.
Granger brought US an interesting
and helpful talk Are We Ready
Yet ?" In these days we should
make every effort TO go forward.
The way has been paved for US.
II Ia up 10 you now. What do you
prefer?
In the evening at 7:30 p. m. Rev.
J. ID. wIIkerson delivered a force
full. dynamic message, IAN Powers
II In Gods Hands" We were
spiritually uphfted. The Royal
Jublleers rendered soul stirring
numbers. Mrs. Bessie Gresham
brought US a powerful and heart
felt reading. Mrs. F1urnA Moberly
and Mrs. Anna Moody gave US
beautiful solos.
Bethesda chair furnished gospel
numbers at the morning and eve
nings services. AL in all Bethesda
witnessed great missionary
day. Our president, Mrs. lone
Brown and co-workers, Mrs.
Nettie Mae Scott, Mrs. Primith
Cook and Mrs. Betty jackson
wish TO thank all the participants
and the various churches repre-
sented for their great cooperation.
Our pastor. Rev. L. c. Harris
left the city Monday for the Five
State Board meeting in Iowa
Sarah Benson, reporter.
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ST. PETERS anne. CHURCH

Last Sunday morning we were
pleased TO have as our guest
speaker, Rev. Nelson Pryor, pre-
siding elder Of our district.
"a Life Devoted TO Childhood
and Parenthood" was his theme.
We can be parents through blood
and by adoption. A child should
be trained in the way he should
go and he will not depart from II.
Child delinquency would be OBJ
liberated II only we would take
the time and have an answer for
them.
Uniting with US at the morn
ing service was Mr.. Floyd Love.
We welcome him to our fellow
ship.
TO the ABG club we offer our
congratulations for presenting
the Franklin Coop Mems chorus
assisted by the Concord quartette
A large audience was the recipient
OF this fine program last Sunday
night.
Palm Sunday morning, the new
choral group under the direction
Of Mrs. Elise Lyle will furnish the
music.
Remember the sick and shut
ms in your prayers.
Do not forget your obligations
to the church. In a few short
month we win be marching into
our new church. singing GLORY,
Glory Hallelujah, the Church
Goes Moving On"
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not easy 10 recognize the Devil In
some Of the guises In which he
appears to us. 80 we have 20 al
ways be on the alert, lest we be
deceived into following him.
High honors 60 to these good
women: Mrs. L Roland. Mrs. T.
Sonion, Mrs. Il. Archer, Mra. L. J.
johnson and Mrs. NJ. Mosley for
their hard work last week which
made Camphor 60 over the top In
the Council Of Churches financial
drive this year. Mrs. Roland, who
Is our representative. Ii extremely
happy and wishes TO thank all the
members who contributed TO the
drive. The members Of the Senior
choir also wish to thank those who
helped to make their dinner such q
success last Saturday.
The monthly meeting OF the
WSCS will be held on Friday.
April l4th, at 7 p. m. In the home
of Mrs. VIM. Taylor. S21 IglehRrt
Ave. Let each member be present.
Members and all others concern
ed, are asked not 10 forget the an
nual Baby Contest which Is 10 be
held May 4th. 1852.
Attention! All mothers wishing
TO have their babies christened on
Palm Sunday or Easter Sunday.
please contact Rev. Dorsey and
give him the necessary details.
Our Ill members are Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Brown, Mrs. Chas. An
dersOn. who are confined at their
respective homes, Mrs. Bernice
Jones, who Is at 200 Avon Ave.
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Dav-
is, and Mr.. NJ. Smith, who Is in
Veterans hospital. Remember
them in your prayers.
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Mayors Council Committees
For 1852 Are Named

The chairman Of the Mime.
spolis Mayors Council on HUI.
man Relations has announced
the standing committees for
1852.
The Executive committee Ia
headed by Mrs. Bteefel a. chair.
man and includes Rev Curtis
Akenson, Marvin johnson. stan
ley Ballard and Raymond W. Can
non.
Other committees are:
Finance Committee: Lawrence
A. Henningsr. chairman; Ray
mond Cannon, Glen Wallace, Louis
Gross. Walter James and Charles
Spring.
Nominating Committee: Hyman
Edelman, chairman; Raymond
Cannon. Paul Peterson, Mrs. John
orunar and Lawrence HennlnEer.
Education Committee: Curtis
AkcnSon, chairman; John barley.
Judge ". ". waite. Mrs. Owen
Wangsnstsen, Louis Gross and
Walter James.
Religious Organizations Cyrus
RAehle. chairman; Paul Peterson,
Charles Doran, Melvin Blason.
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BORDER CHURCH NOTES

Rev. Sexton selected Tor the
subject Of the message at the
morning worship. THE Fixed
Price" Scripture reading, I Cor.
$500. He said in part, that man
was bought for a fixed price. the
price Of thirty pieces OF silver, OBJ
tanned by Judas in his betrayal Of
Jesus. The price, was the blood Of
the Lamb, paid TO redeem man
from destruction.
Next Sunday, being Palm Sun
day. Rev. Sexton will speak on the
subject, Behold Thy King
Cometh." Scripture reading,
Matt. q ~. The mock trial held at
the Vesper Hour, under the spon-
sOrship Of the Methodist Men,
with Mr.. Hardy White as chair
man, was a real treat Surrounded
with all the atmosphere and dig
nifty OF a real court. Howard Ben
nett. one OF our promising young
attorneys, acted as presiding
Judge, in the case OF an alleged
narcotic transaction of Herbert
williams. Mr. w. Cratic. of the
NAACP was government prose-
cutting attorney and Mr.. Ashby
Gaskins OF the Urban League was
attorney for the defense. Mr.. w.
c. Jones was bailiff. Mr.. Boyd
Francisco, narcotic agent, Mrs.
Pauline Denny, star witness for
the government. while Mr.. J. w.
Moultrie and Mrs. c. Nancy were
witnesses for the defense.
Mrs. Denny stole the show with
her performance as the star wit
ness causing so much laughter
that even the Judge at times could
not keep his dignity, and had to
admonish her to answer only
questions relative to the case. Al
together the program was quite
entertaining as well a. education
al in the ways Of the courts. No
one went to jail and at the end of
the court trial all retired to the
recreation room fol refreshments.
Vesper services next Sunday
from 8 to 7. Another fine program
invites your presence. You are al
ways welcome at Border.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-04
STATE COMMANDER OF ELKS
ANNOUNCES sHAKE-UP IN
ANTLERED GUARD COMING

Colonel Carlos r. Mendoza,
commanding officer Of the EIks in
Minnesota announced the he plans
shapc-up in the Antlered Guard
the military department. A
special meeting with all unit com
manders has been called for Sun
day. April 8 at p. m. at Ames
Lodge. 1913 Highland Ave. No,
Minneapolis.
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gram presented by the Alpha
Lodge No. 10. y q A n Saturday
In the dining room Of 81. Johns
Baptist chursh. The speakers
were Mr. Charles Bentley and
Maurice coakIey. WorShipful mas
ter. Rev. H. w. Bolts. pastor Of
81. Johns Baptist church and
Rev. Norman Bacon, pastor Of the
Church Of God In Christ also
brought greetings.
An open discussion meeting
followed and visiting guests spoke.
Refreshments followed.
Mrs. Oscar BridgewateT, 63s
No. MINI. Ave, was hostess TO the
81. Johns Baptist church Mission
airy society. Mrs. Walter Edgar
president, Friday, at her home.
After discussion Of the Worker,
Mrs. II. w. Bolts. outlined steps
for the NTH Sunday program 10
be presented at the evening SER
vices at the 81. Johns church. A
luncheon followed. Mrs. Katie
Ciemmons brought greetings.
Mr.. CaAEie Shelley will be host
10 the Brotherhood members Mon
day at 81. Johns Baptist church.
A study Of the Worker win be dis
cussed. Mr.. Dan Coates Is prea-
dent.
Mrs. William Tolson. 1908 West
9th St.. was hostess 10 a group Of
ladies' at her home Monday at tea,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris
and two small children accompan-
led by Mrs. John Armstrong
motored 10 Georgia to visit rela-
tives and friends on the vacation
OF Mr.. Harris, who In an employee
OF the Veterans hospital.
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BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

Bethesda had a great spiritual
feast Sunday in sermons and
songs. Al IL a. m. Rev. John
Young delivered an inspirational
message taken from the 2Sth
chapter Of st. Matthews 1920
verses, Go We Therefore and
Teach all Nations, Baptizing
them in the name Of the Father
and of the Son and of the Holy
Ghost. teaching them TO observe
all things, whatsoever I have
commanded you! And 10 I am with
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Sss 90. aaImsssUsa Avs.
ST. JOHNS BAPTIsT CHURCH
Rev. r. w. Bolts, Pastor
The Sunday school with Miss
Shirley Staples. asst supt. had .
pleasant surprise Sunday morning
when . group Of young people
known at the Kings Daughters
Youth Missionary group Of the
Salem Minnonlte church, Free
man, So. Oak. brought greetings,
The spokesman stated that the
group was on q witnessing pro-
gram and that morning has been
In service at the penitsntary ana
after services here would hold a
program at the crippled children'S
home. The group rendered two
numbers for the Sunday school
Al the morning worship devo-
tionals were led by Deacon chas.
Bentley and Deacon Al q. Frost.
Mrs. Thee. Vaughn was pianist.
Text, 1 Peter 3;1-9. Subject was,
Study Period. RsV Bolts stated
that these study periods would
follow and the point was 10 an
alyse and think through In order
TO grow spiritually each day.
Sunday morning also made his
tory when II mothers with their
small tots were present.
A. $50 p. m. the Youth Fellow
ship held fun night In the dining
room Of the church. The evening
service presented the Missionary
program with Mrs. H. w. Bolts
AZ chairman. DevOtlonais were led
by Mrs. Harvey Bentley, Remarks
by Mrs. Walter Edgar, president.
The choir sang. Dig a Little
Deeper" Mrs. Bolts pianist. Dis
cusalon Of the Worker by n group
of the brotherhood, Mr.. Dan
Coates, president. Those taking
part were James Moxley, Alfred
White, Thomas Clayton. choir,
sang. King James WIN Roll All
Troubles Away" accompanied by
Mrs. Geo. Vaughn. Solo, THE Old
Rugged Cross" by Thomas Clay
ton. accompanied by Mrs. Bolts.
A panel Of questions and answers
led by chairman. Mrs. Bolts Jr.
Encouraging remarks were made
by the pastor, Rev. Bolts. A
candienght service with text, st.
Matthew 5:14-i8 read by Mrs.
Oscar BrdRcwatcr, following the
lighting Of the candle OF Mrs,
BridgCwatcr by the chairman who
In turn lighted the other member
% member OF the society, The
church was daTkened and the
group proceeded 10 the rear Of the
church singing II Am Going To
Let This Little Light OF Mine
shine. while Rev. Bolts rendered
the benediction.
A large gathering Of members
and guests Of the Hour OF Pleasure
club, Mrs. Harvey Bentley. chair
man. enjoyed q style show pre-
sented by the men In the dining
room Of 80. Johns Baptist church
Thursday night A stage set at
the east end Of the room made an
appropriate setting for the styles.
Those taking part were: John
Armstrong, Harvey Bentley,
sylvester Ycllowhorse, Booker
Walker. Thomas Clayton, and AL
fred White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman Booker
who recently were welded at
Minneapolis, MINI. arrived In the
city Saturday n the guests Of
his mother, Mrs Bass Booker, li5
No. Dakota Ave. for q visit Of
several days.
A Masonry talk was heard by
the members and a large number
Of the men Of the city at n pro-
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of our dear
son and brother, Russell Robinson,
who departed this life April 4,
1851.
You are gone from our midst.
But you are not forgotten.
Sadly missed by:
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Robinson,
parents; Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Robin
son and family, brother; Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Robinson, brother;
and Eugene. Kenneth and Richard
Robinson. brothers and Wanda
Robinson. sister.
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TWIN CITY MINISTERIAL
ALLIANCE MEETS

The Twin City Ministerial Al
lance win meet Monday. April 8,
at Pilgrim Baptist church, in 81.
Paul at 1870 p. m. Rev. Floyd
Massey Jr.. will be host to the
group. Rev. L. c. Harris, president
Of the organization, urges all the
members To be prompt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-04
PILGRIM REST CHURCH

We are happy TO report that the
Sunday school Is making fine pro-
gresS.
All Of the children who are TAX
ing part in the Easter program
are asked TO be at the church at
I p. m. Saturday, April 8.
Rev, JocksOn's subject was THE
Call Of God" His text was taken
from LIST Corinthians.