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st. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH
NInnPaROHa

Our pastor. Rev Henderson
Reddtck selected a. his text the
i4th chapter OF Exodus. cath
verse and his subject was De
lay"
Visitors were Miss Tallulah ]
Perry and Mr. Eugene Dryer
Sunday night. Mrs Ida Mac
Gillen and Mrs Sarah Adair gave
a splendid recital sponsored by
the church trustees.
This Sunday, June Is the third
quarterly conference win BE- held
at the church with Presiding
Elder Nelson Pryor the speaker
at the II a m. service
At p m. Rev r. b Gum
mingS Of HOlSey Memorial church
VIII deliver the communion ser
mon His choir viii furnish the
music e. MAY. reporter
BORDER CHURCH NOTES
At the morning worship. Rev
c. NJ Sexton, starting his fourth
year At Border spoke on the sub
Jet. The Light Of the Lord
Scripture reading. Isaiah ais
He expressed his appreciation for
the cooperation Of all who have
helped IN accomplishing what has
been done at Border. during the
time he has been here and he Is
hooking forward 10 greater pro-
grrSs in the fNIturC From his
scripture reading ne said that the
prophet Isaiah. had the answer
to the worlds troubles. when he
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Mrs. Kiffie Harris
RiFeS Are Held

Mrs. Kittie Harris, 729 Iglehart
Avenue died Monday, June 8 at
s p. m. at Ancker hospital. She
had been Ill a month.
Mrs. Harris was born April %,
1866 in Kentucky. When she was
an infant her parents moved TO
Keokuk, Iowa, where the family
lived until she and Richard Man
ming Of st. Paul married and NOV
ed TO ST. Paul in December, 1888.
She has lived here since that
time.
To this union. four children
children were born, Fife, GeOr-
geana, Albert and Leila. Years
after her first husbands death,
Mrs. Manning married William
Harris. Mrs. Harris, was a mem
Der OF Pilgrim Baptist church and
a member OF the 81. Paul chapter
No. l. O.ES.
Survivors are her daughter,
Effie Blair and her grandchildren,
Mrs. Marian Barras and Mrs,
Cecil White of Los Angeles
Dorothea Mason Of Pittsburgh,
Charles Salter. Chicago, Gather
inc Howard and shirlee Thoma-
son, st. Paul and IT great grand
children.
Mrs. Harris has made her home
home with her grand daughter
and her family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Thomson for several years.
Funeral services were held at
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school and who has football
scholarship. left Friday for Min
ncapOliB, where he will enroll In
summer course in college. Alonzo
who Is II years OF age. has a
summer job lined up in the Twin
Cities working with a construc-
ton crew He hopes TO be in
grand shape when he starts as a
Gopher footballer.
Mrs Elizabeth Roland. Omaha,
Nebraska. Is now the house
guest for an indefinite period OF
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Martin, 2l9
No Dakota Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong,
il5 No. Dakota Ave. entertained
at dinner Friday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Robinson and small daugh-
ter Of Sioux City, Iowa, and Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred White and fam.
lily, and Mr. and Mrs. William
Harris and family at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bentley
motored To Des Moines Iowa, TO
be in session at the 5Oth Fedora
ton of Women convention which
will convene there for three days.
Mrs Ruth McLaurin, 9l5 No.
Main Ave. who has been on
singing tour in Chicago, while
vacatlontng returned home Sun
day
Rev and Mrs, II. w Bolts. Jr.,
and small daughter. Sharon, re-
turned from Minneapolis. MINI.
Saturday after spending the week
there visiting relatives and
friends.
Wallace Anderson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Anderson. 3O5
West Bailey St, was in the city
over Sunday from Minneapolis,
visiting his relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman Booker
accompanied by Miss Joe Ann
Clark and Mrs. Frances Hardey.
arrived in the city Saturday and
were the houseguests Of Mrs
Bass Booker. Mrs. James Lee
was guest at their family dinner
Sunday.
TIC met at the YwCA Friday
in a business session followed by
a social period with hostess. Mrs.
Adrian Tolbert.
The NAACP. Mrs. Beatrice
Hamilton, president. met Sunday
at the Booker T. Washington
Center where business session
on reports was held
A weeks meeting has been held
at the Church Of God in Christ
with Elder l.. c. Colbert and Pas
tor and Ovcrseer Joe. Lcnley with
Mother Hattie Wheeler State
mother in Charge
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ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

There was a wonderful attend
anCe at the Sunday morning ser
vice on June 3. A lovely message
in song was presented by the
Gospel Chorus and the Junior
choir.
The Chorus presented the an
them. The Lord Is My Light" by
Obey Speaks with Mrs. b, Young
and Mr. Julius Caesar as soloists.
Guest soloist was Mr. Arvin d.
Chamblee, former Chicago sing
or who now lives here in the Twin
Cities.
Our pastor. Rev. r. w. Bolts
Sr. preached from the text II
Peter. ninth verse and Psalms Is.
CDavd's description of a right
eotlS mani.
At 4 p. m. a very impressive
service was held. II was the or
dinatinn Of Rev f.. J. Henderson.
Rev Floyd Massey Jr., brought
the afternoons message using as
dis text Luke 2 20 to ~. His suit
ieCt was They found him in
their hearts and glorified God"
The charge To Rev Henderson
was given by Rev. B. II. Hunter
of Mount Olivet Baptist church,
st Paul. The dedicatory prayer
by Rev l., c. Harris Bethesda:
presentation OF Bible by Rev. J
w Junell Following his ordina-
ton. Rev. Henderson gave brief
remarks.
Visitors at the morning ser
vice were Mr. CURLY ClowerS
Miss Violcnc Cooper and Mr.
Otis simmons. all of Kansas City.
Kans Also Emmanuel r Atkins
III, Pittsburgh Kans. Mr. John
and Nathan Wardrr Of Paola.
kans. Mr. Alvin II. Chamblee.
Mrs. Minnie and Mrs. Elsie Lyle
Mrs. Delphia Bledsoe, all OF Min
ncapoliS.
A lovely and exciting Childrens
Day program was rendered AZ the
3 y m. hour by the Sunday school.
You are always welcome at
Zion Mrs. F. Henderson, re-
porter.
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NOTICE on INcnnrnn,r,o>

temmiirN Inc tnrurpOratTd
May ~. 1859. Tor the purpose 81 In .
vesting IN Hand. huNtuE and selling
pcraunAl AMI real property. con.
structinE buildings. Improving pru.
rerty. buying and selling an forms
ot real or p"r~0nal property. and
a. carry on such ufhrr and allied
activities as are ln,tdrnfal 10 such
purposes. to prepare and ArranEr
NRrtisinE ~ ali kinds to carry
"u' any 81 the purposes and 90
make aud carry cut contracts ~
rNrry Mind and character that NAV
be- necessary and routu,fye to the
,rorpltShmunt ~ any NJ the pur.
poses ut the corporation. having It's
rraistCrpd office a. gnhI West
NrnadwAy. Eorbiusdalr. Minnesota
IT, lnC"rpofatoFE ard first Board
rt directors are AZ follows
Arnp VI R~rE 2Ggo i9rd ANsnu.
south, Minneapolis. Minnesota
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N,"nue Rohhfuxiulp. NIrreanT.
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kuhhlnsdale. Minnesota
Ei'HARp ) PARISH. ATH,gNEy
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Spokesman June -. 1887
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No 1855
~ NNONG ~ ApPIITA ALTON ron
ASSASSINATION az LAND

state ~ Ninnrsota. County ~
Nsrurplu. So
district court Fourth Judicial
District
IN the matter u the application
~ Harry Sherc 10 register the titlr
to the frIlnWnE described real
estate situated IN HsHUepin County
Ainn~~Uta, namely
lot one tl. "Washhurn WIW
Addition 10 Minneapolis. MINI.
according To- the plat thereof on
ftlr and % record IN the office %
the Register " Deeds In and Tor
said County of Wsnnsptn ans
state OF Minnesota Applicant
Shere Inc, Jennie u Greenherc.
Rose Shsrs MarEuits Sara Shsrs.
ard all other persons or parties
unknown. claiming any right
TILE. estate, lien or interest In
the real estate described In the
application herein, DESCENDANTS
TIE state 81 Nta0e~ata 60 the shove
Ns@rA artraaa~t~i
You are hereby summoned ard
~ the applicant In the above en-
titled proceeding and - NE your
answer 10 the said application ln
the Nffice Of the clerk % sSId court
IN said county. within twenty 800
DAYS after the service % this sam.
mons upon Ncu. exclusive % the dsv
- such service. and. 70 you IAN -
answer the application within the
time Aforesaid the applicant in 'hts
proceeding will apply 10 the court
Tor the reWsf demanded therein
WITNESS rhilIp Z Schuttf
clerk % said court and I've
seal thereof At Minneapolis IN
said county. this 18Th day %
Nay. A n iAA3
tSEALl
phiiip Z SChriidt, Clerk
Ry 4, Z Hopper, Deputy
MARVIN RORMAN
ATTORNEY for AppllcaHt
I zee Builders Exchange
Minnesota
{ Spok esmAn. May 80 Juns & d ~
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MRS. BLANCHE TURNER
RITES ARE HELD

Mrs. Blanche Turner. Chicago,
died June 8 in General hospital
after an illness that lasted six
weeks. On May 10. Mrs. Davis
came 10 Minneapolis and entered
the hospital Funeral services
were held Tuesday June 10 at 2
p. m. at Bethesda Baptist church
with Rev. A. L. Kirk preaching
the funeral service, assisted by
Rev. l.. c. Harris Burial in Lake
wood cemetery.
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs.
Dorothy Blllups. two sisters, Mrs.
Mollie Flowers and Miss Ruby
DAVIS Of Minneapolis, three
brothers. Garrett of Minneapolis,
Percy OF Milwaukee and William
of YazOo City, Miss, three grand
children, other relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Davis,
brother and his wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston Davis and wife,
CnephewD came from Milwaukee,
two nieces, Mrs. Odessa Slaugh-
ter and Mrs. Willie Williams
came from Chicago. They left for
their homes on Tuesday evening,
June 10.
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BETHESDA CHURCH NOTES


Children's Day was observed
Sunday. June s Our Sunday
school department. under the
direction OF Mrs. Rosalind Clan
ton rendered a short but good
program during the morning ser
vices.
Rev Il. C. CasSius delivered an
appropriate sermon for the oC-
casion. His theme was. "Remem-
Der Your Children" taken from
the 18th chapter of st. Matthew
verses l3 and Il.
The Senior Gospel Choir and
the Musicetts provided the music.
The Children's Day program
was continued at the evening ser
vice with the MusiCetts directed
by Mrs bessie Gresham render
ing an enjoyable program.
Participating was the Misses
Mary House, TneZ Gambler. Mat
tie Mae Wright, and Mr.. Julius
Caesar Solos and duets were
heard from Mrs Gresham. vii
liam Cornelius, Lawrence Owens
Rev. Cassius gave us an in
spring talk including words Of
encouragement to the young
people.
Most OF our sick are doing
fairly well and the church viii
continue TO pray for them
Next Sunday our pastor VIII
bring the messages with the
theme The Woman Who Mar
ries the Wrong Man"
In the evening at $50 p. m
We will have an interesting guest
speaker All are invited TO come
out and hear him. Sarah Ben
son, reporter.
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So Sorry. Church
Correspondents.
You Were Lufe

. The news from Camphor
Methodist church. Pilgrim Bap-
list church, st. James AME. all
OF st. Paul and st. Peter AME
church OF Minneapolis arrived
too late for publication.
Q Church news should be in our
Minneapolis office not later than
I p m. on Tuesday to meet the
church page deadline, Camphor's
news was postmarked 2:3O p. m.
Tuesday: Pilgrim, 1870 a. m. and
St. James was postmarked 8 p.
m Tuesday, June 10.
. We are anxious that the news
Of the churches appear regularly
but we cannot print material
which does not reach us by dead
line time. In the past we have re-
Taxed the rules to get the news
in but this il impractical and too
costly 10 continue. Editor
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in a special public service In hon
or Of Mr.. Earnest BaTger who
rescued three women from
burning automobile. The Carnegie
Medal. which In one OF the 10
awarded In the y. s. annually
was passed around so all could
see Rev Bolts was moderator
and brought the message on
hcroism. Seated on the rostTum
was Mr. and Mrs Earnest Bargcr
and Sheriff Barney BoOs who
spoke and brought the story be
hind the story Sheriff Boos
spoke of the car being In flames
and the women we're pinned IN
and how Mr. Bargcr risked his
safety To release them. Pianist
Mrs Thco Vaughn played Con
EregatiOnal music led by Mr.
James Monkey. THE Old Ac-
count. The reading OF the cita-
ton by Rev. Bolts Jr.. and
scripture reading and prayer. A
solo was given by Mas. Cassie
Shcclcy Miss Jane Anderson
spoke on What the Carnegie
Medal Covers" Miss Anderson
stated that the $500 cash goes to
"A project Of a worthy person and
since Mr. BargeT Is building
home, the $500 was applied on
his home financing from the
Carnegie Fund.
A solo by Mrs McLaurin. A
thank you for attendance was
made by Mrs, Dan Coates.
AIonEo w Smith. q e. 32nd
st. graduate OF Washington High
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Dy MIROTV0 BgIdO0wGsSV
AS9 Ne. AaInaSssas Ave.
ut. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. 49, w. Bolts. Jr.. Pastor

NJ SOtNB hAFEAST CHURCH
Rev. 70. w. Bolts. Jr.. Pastor
Sunday. June sth. Dcvotionals
we're led by Mrs, Melvin Smith
and Deacon ChaA Bentley Morn
ing worship text, st. Luke, i6:I-
II, subject. "FalthfulncRs" Re.
sp0nsive reading. James 3:I-iS.
Pianist was Mrs Theo. Vaughn.
direCtTeas. Mrs Ruth MCLaurin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Coates was In
charge Of urging church attend.
ance. The total attendance was
-.
Rev Bolts stressed faithful
ness when hc pointed out We i'm
prove our spiritual side by exer-
else and the habit Of fRithfulncss
grows on Us. An echo from Mrs.
Walter Edgar and Mrs. Ruth Nc
Laurin on their vacation In Iowa
and Illinois.
The evening worship was given
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Buford Hayes and silas Smith
Rev. b. H. Hunter Is pastor Of
Mount OliVet church.
MoSonS To Hold
s.. Johns Day
A. MI. OliVeH

Masons Of the Twin Cities Of
the Prince Hall AffiIation Joined
by the Order Of Eastern Star
chapters viii observe 81. John 4
Day, Sunday. June ~, at 7 .. m.
at Mount ollyet Baptist church
West Central and Mackubln, st.
Paul
The lodges and chapters viii
assemble ~ the lodge hall Of
Perfect Ashlar Lodge No. I, 74i
~, Anthony Ave. at $50 .. m,
and march 10 the church from
that point.
A photograph Of the entire
group will be made at Gas p. m.
sharp.
Perfect Aahlar Lodge No. I.
William Sayles, worshipful mas.
ter will be host at the services.
MinneAota grand master
Charles d. Doty announced plans
for the services In a proclamation
issued this week.
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Rev. james MilSup Is
ME-. OIiVef BapfiSF
Mems DGy Speaker

Rev. James Milsap has been
announced az the principal Mems
Day speaker at Mount OlIvet
Baptist church, Sunday. June IS
Rev Milsap received his early
training In the schools Of st.
Paul lie has studied nj the Ma
tional Baptist Theological Scmin-
airy at Nashville. Tenn. and Is at
present completing work at the
South Dakota Bible College ut
Sioux Falls, 8. ID.
The Mems Day theme at the
church located ut West Central
and Macubin IL Courageous Men
For This Hour"
Mr. MilGap will speak at the
II a. m. hour from the subject,
Men. Are You Ready" At 3 p.
m. his subject will be, Thanks
BE To God For Matching Us For
This Hour"
a number Of the leading male
SoIoists and groups from leading
Twin city churches are Bched-
uled 10 give numbers at each Of
the services
AZ the BTU in the evening at Q
., m. the subject for discussion
will be- What Jesus Taught
About His Own Mission"
a committee Of Mount OIIvst
men led by Harry Ballard and
Buf0rd Hayes M co-chairmen
have planned the day. The pro-
gram committee In composed Of
Thomas Whitney M chairman and
committee members NJ. E. Bell.
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Earl Neil. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. w. Neil of 726 st. Anthony
Ave. was recently elected presi-
dent Of the St. Paul deanery
youth group of the city's Epis-
copal churches.
Earl, a junior at John Mar
shall high is treasurer Of the
youth groups of the Minnesota
diocese. At st. Philips church
where ne was an alter boy for
years he Is also president OF the
young peoples group.
For three vars Earl has rep
resented st. Paul youth at the
state deanery at Carleston Col
lege each year.
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Twin City
. Church NeWs

said. Let us walk in the Light of
the Lord" He said that the
church has failed in its ministry
to the world.
Rev. |. D. Dorsey, pastor Of
CamphOr Methodist church. st
Paul who was transferred TO a
charge at Indianapolis. Ind, was
a visitor. He spoke briefly in ex-
able to worship with us.
pressing his pleasure in being
Following the scripture read
ing, he gave the pastoral prayer
He spoke of Rev. Damon Young
a former pastor of Border, who
has been transferred from De-
truit. Mich. to St Marks Metho-
dist church, in Chicago, one of
the largest churches in the con-
neCtion.
Many other visitors were pre-
sent. All were made welcome and
extended an invitation TO worship
with us at any time. Among the
visitors from out Of the city
Mo, Mr.. AlonZo Smith, Sioux
were Mr.. David White, st. Louis.
Falls. s d, and Mr.. p. d. Wood
ford OF St Paul
Next Sunday, Rev. Sexton will
speak on the subject The Lost
Ideal" Scripture reading, lisa
4s;ff. At the Vesper Hour Mrs.
Lillian King. one of our Sunday
school teachers, presented a brief
but interesting Childrens Day
Program. with her pupils. PreCed-
ing the program. Rev. Sexton,
read a few verses from the 10th
chapter OF Psalms. He spoke Of
the Importance of observing
Children's Day The efforts of the
youngsters, the church OF to-
morrow. certainly carried every
adult back to his childhood when
they, too. were being schooled for
a Christian life ahead. Mrs King
is To be commended for her eff
forts Vcsper newt Sunday from 8
to 7 p. m. You are always wei
come at Border Reporter
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank Rev. NJ. L.
Simmons. Rev. J. C. Virgins and
the many friends for their kind
deeds and expressions of sym
pathy during the illness and
death OF my dear wife, Nellie
Walker
William II. Walker
Edward Harness, brother
Lulu Davis, sister and other
relatives.
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SEND IN your
PHOTOS, GRADUATES

College and high school RTadu-
ates are invited 10 send this news.
paper their photos and short
sketches Of their activity aa sen
Tors for publication In June edi-
lions Of this paper
Evening star., 1952-05-26

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keeping machine helpful. tipping re-
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