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The Miami times., 1952-03-01

Mrs. Terrecita E. Pinder and
children and mother, Mrs. Julia
E. Ferguson of Cincinnati, Ohio,
spent a few days here visiting
her mother-in-law, Mrs. Drueilla
Pinder who is i'll and her aunt,
and uncle Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min Butler of 308 Julia st.
Mrs. Pinder is a teacher at
Junior Steele Grade school in
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Pinder holds three Ohio
certificates in the field of Busi-
ness Education, high school Eng
lish and Elementary. She has done
graduate work at the University
of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Pinders and family left for
their home Wednesday evening.
Friends wish them a safe trip
home.
The Miami times., 1952-03-01

The funeral of the late Mr..
Francisco (Alex) johnson was
held on last Sunday and was
largely attended by all the citi-
zenS of this community and
The Miami times., 1952-03-01

Mrs. Beaulah Pinder left the
city Wednesday for her home in
Orange, Texas. MRS. Pinder has
been visiting her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Drucilla Pinder and family
The Miami times., 1952-03-01
Key West sey.h.r"%o.s '%" City
BY FRANCES BRIGGS

BY FRANCES BRIGGS

friends from Miami and West
Palm Beach came to pay their
final respects to a loyal citizen.
Evening star., 1952-02-07

LOT; high and excellent
view; mr.. Annandale. Va. conv. to
Shirley hwy. and Route 236. Priced
$1,850. Call WO. 6641 Sat. through
Evening star., 1952-02-07
INVEST. pRoP. SALE Cent

ART HOUSE SITE and fine old home,
Investment In the heart Of Wash
ington. See Mr.. Stephens on prop
erty, your broker or MIR. HINES.
SMALL Ma sJR JIRNyEsr,fENT-Near 10th and
Mass ave. ne. Converted row brick:
2 apis. OF 2 rms. kit. bath and
u0rch each. Shows 16So return on
50 500 invested besides curtaii on
trust. Low expenses Price, $l3 900.
Call F. ELIOT MIDpLETON. 1903
e st. NV. RE. 11Sl; eves.s WI.
NEW STORE and 9-rm. dwelling; best
ne. location; suit. any type business;
illness forcing owner to- sell. M. NJ.
NORTHERN. DI. 8842. 81. 1859.
FIRST TIME ADVERTISED - g.
family dats. Tenants pay all utili-
ties including heat. Two buildings,
only l yr. old; in close.in Northeast
Price $1s.s5o each. $S,s56 cash.
Trades considered on larger proper
ty or roy house lots. Attention
brokersl CAN OWNER, Ma. 6433.
BARGAINAbout 8 times yearly in
come; LIST commercial zone, r. /.
ave. ne; apts.. all rented; very
low operating cost. Call Mr.. Ray,
UN. S533, TO. 6261. PAUL H.
m coNGREss HGfs. Very good
2 semidet. bricks, only /. VI. old;
4 I'm, kit. and. din. rrn.; full bsmt.,
separate gas heating units. Tenants
pay all utilities. Shows 1879 return.
a. A.. CAROZZA, 1927 Pa. ave. S.e.,
aLU. 4-0040; ewes. 10. 2-0773. %
PRICE WILL AMAZE YOU; low
rents. location and potentialities Of
this apt; with stores are most un-
as9a1;o 9alo 17%, %,p for po your cash. Ii.
Evening star., 1952-02-07
BuslNEss pRoP .--sALE tcen.. ]

NEAR SEARS ROEBUCK On an. ex-
cellent corner. Just on wisconsin
ave. Semidet. bldg, lot 2Ox135. Suit
able for many business or office
uses in It's present cond. and can
Call MRS. C6SHARD. OR. 1882.
DOWNTOWN-To remodel; Eye st.
NV. nr. 9th; z rooms, semidet.
propert suitaDle for business; SlO.-
600. Mr.. Manuel, with DRURY
REALTY CORR. MI. 1000: ewes,
EN-. 1886. 7
CoRNER Lot. 200 IT. front by 100.
Good s.e., new section: suitable gas
station or other. business. $3.50
50. It. Shown by appt. Mr.. Filippo.
LU. 4-3400. VI. 1916. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC. 1345 Good Hope I'd.
Evening star., 1952-02-07

4-FAMILY DUPLEX
Built in 1910. present rentals, s3.91l22
1-bedrm. apts.; each has liv. rm.,
dinette. kit. bath and screened
porch; in excel. cond. Substantial
down pymt. DI. 1918; ewes, SH.
1885. VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO.,
Evening star., 1952-02-07
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

3rd AND MASS. AVE. NE.
4 1000 50. It. storage SPACE, small pyt
bldg.,- 2 entrances. hand eieV. Cal
Mr.. Lynch, RE. 65S5; ewes, DE
5253. WOODWARD u NORRIS
Realtors.
Evening star., 1952-02-07
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

LOT; high and excellent
shirley hwy. and Route 236. Priced
81 $50. Can WO. 6641 Sat. through
Monday, or after 4 pm. ~
18th ST. NV; 679oo blosk); corner
Ma. I79S or WA. 4915 ewes. 10
SEVEN ACRES 81, level we !g., ground; md. zonsS ed
Utilities s,an rs Hyailsble PRICE eoos 81 ser eer
Ii. 4-34OO; vi. 5976. HARTMAN
REALTY NC, 1s45 Good Hope I'd.
HGrs.-Excei. level lot
Gnlg aalri ssgI IA iO5 soo SSl'f FRspERick SsIs "
BERENs. SALES, INC" 1920 K
FOR sSi &c CHOICE LOTS and acreage,
MORGAN REAL ESTATE. CH. 1898
at the circle in Clarendon To-
8 CLEARED ACRES oak bordered
Fedd BY I'D split inFG rail- fence; Se gently siSpa
ing hill guarantees an unmatched
ians glns' hisRWsy, HI ss ou S., ,ooSo. o. K cash.
Consider subdividing. ia. 2-04E33.
NEAR OLNEY, 5-acre building site
facing 436 #; on Emery lans.
ILATIMER. GE. 1870. Ewes. GE.
WASHINGTON, D. Cover IA acres
on S. Dakota ave. ne, near New
York ave, and one Of the new ap-
proaches to the new Wash. -Balti-
ore-Annapolis hwy. This is to
be finished in 2 years or less. VIII
sell subject to semsdet. 4aiamn,ly sS nn6
Present income of $3.50 mo. Call
Mr; Ray, UNI s53$: eyes; 70; 1881.
1O1a CRES, next to Prince Georges
Golf and Country Club, with S-room
house, .zoned for garden-type apts.
viii sell subject to zoning for SEMI
det. houses. Terms. Call Mr.. Ray.
UN. 1888; ewes, TO. 1921. PAUL
ssas Legation ST. NV, v blk.
off Conn, ave, Adjoining very 3ndHn nne
fences nearby; price. $1,000. eau
OWNER, ME. 1850. -
Evening star., 1952-02-07
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

2-story brick; elec.
and toilet: 1900 50. IT.; S125 mo.
Behind Atlas Theater, 1900 blk. II
s.: ne, DRURY REALTY CORP,
Evening star., 1952-02-07

SOLD OVER 1897 ACRES IN 1851.
HAVE 5000 ACRES TO SELL m
1852, CHOICE PROPERTIES, GOOD
LOCATIONS FOR RESIDENTIAL
LOW COST HOUSING. APTe-
FLATS. COMMERCIAL AND INDUS
TRIAL.
ALSO. OVER so RAMBLER SITES
IN N. ARLINGTON. VICINITY
COUNTRY CLUB; STREETS. cURBs.
CUTTERS. ALL UTILITIES AND
GAS IN AND READY TO GO. SELL
IN ANY AMOUNTS. WILL sUBoR-
DINATE. C. LOUIS cAPUTI. REAL
TOR. PHONE Pa. 2122. lii
Evening star., 1952-02-07
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

CASh tion 1oII ySSp SSas mouse. Prompt. &C.
HOUSES WANTED-Buyers eager for
6-S room homes In Brightwood area
or Silver Spring. Courteous eficient
service Call today. MIR. STRoUP.
sELLING-My plan nets you the
most most money. a phone call viii con
$asS. slRss 'S1: 81. soss se4ss5:A sd5ASENSAuM' ST.
We s02H %3NT p1 YonRs ahsa H6HE 81 sssn's co sel a
Expert appraisal and experienced
statesmen to serve you. Eve, phone
OR. 6916 L. T. GRAVATTE, Real
WANTED 70 BUY 3 or 1 bedrm.
house; very close to George Mason,
Or oakridge school. Ewes, ia. 2
VA. Free approx, cash now or terms.
%aTrEssR ssss ssATrY ls9 trqSSS oW 5sss sSssh
CASH for modern, clean, 2 or 3-bed-
rm. home; up to 100000 in Hill
Gszysgo crest or good s0uthssss ps easy
NoT NS1T1sS oyfE II II ,Soe@asvs See1a 2 clients
cash, for 3"bedroom home ei0i in good
Arlington location. Please call Mr..
Carson, ia. 7-0S42. with FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. ia. 5-6266. 10
CALL me frst. pay good prices for
any Kind Of property and give quick
PERRY. Df. s7s4; eves.. 81. os47.
I WILL POSITIVELY PAY the highest
possible spot cash price for your
Sil,cK sci Until Ia 1EetstaIn1S sa1S my price: q. Mr.
TeP DOLLAR cash for your proper
Tste sSt az any cocred imme9.e seson
ST. 1920; evenings. ov, 30s6.
QUICK Cash for your mouse. any
seasitiSRi s9ssi %A a9sa "a; 1880; eyes, IA.
Of your home. business or invest.
ment property Is what you desire.
call r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor.
aRgTaisas W2F Psy FsS91ts Y oaa% sss sdSng3 1S1g
fion. re. 22o1. sc. 7S47.
CASH BUYERS waiting for and 4
bedrm. homes in NV. Wash. nearby
Mont. CO; and Va. To sell your I
HHE55AfE HT 5aAtfE 0pss SSsn eyss for Your 70 hGme
ANY location. any condition. Call
WILL BUY SMALL PROPERTIES
in the Sc. and s.w. sections; condi-
tions of bldgs. not important.
GEORGE M. RoWEN, ST. 4452. %
D. C. OR MARYLAND-We buy for
cash, or sell for you on terms. lYour
satisfaction Is our success. With
out obligation. call CAMPANELLA d
DETACHED & HOUSE, wanted BY pri-
vate family; D. C. only. Owner di-
rect, cash. Call 10 am. to 8 pm.
GENTIEMAN-Buy small house for
own use: 2 bedrms., basement.
Nearby MARYLAND or NV. Box
AURORA giS0H oshnI. HILLS or N, Arl.-Two or
3:bedrm., 2-bath. to $25; 900; Also,
ci1ded nles 5Hsarm Ietl cHl h0@s $500 WIN ne Sc
CASH for your home,
Any location. any condition. Call
DI, 8842 or 81. 1850. -
TOP PRICES for houses In any con-
dition; immediate service. HAROLD
BoNART. & CO.. ST. 5567; eyes,.
H,
Evening star., 1952-02-07
HIGH-A
JUST
MINUTES

From Key Bridge and GEORGETOWN;
front yard shaded by leafy pin oak:
brick and steel fireproof type con-
bath, full bsmt.. hdwd. FRS. So. 400
trust at 4e6. Asking S13.750. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee HWY. on Glebe. oW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-02-07
CAPE COD

An brick, In residential Fenwick Park.
Perfect for the family who NEEDS
room to expand. First hoor has Nv.
mn. with nrepl,, separate din fm,:
m. 9 bedrns.. tiled bath. Upstairs
there Is q iaree exp. attic that could
6e finished on into more rooms; 1ull
6sn1t. Beautifully landscaped lot.
SiT.950, with FLA financing.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1952-02-07

FOR SALE TO BUILDERS
Over IL acres of apt. house ground
near District line, Prince Georges
County, Md, paved streets sewer
and water for less than zoe 50. IT.
BOX 92-H, Star. p
Evening star., 1952-02-07
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WAREHOUSE WANTED TO BENT
sale and Distribution Of paper and
janitorial supplies. Located In or
nearby D. C. Can obtain good lease.
CAN Mr.. Kinney with RANDALL n.
HAGNER q CO., INC.s 1921 Conn.
ave, DE. 5000. -
Evening star., 1952-02-07
RIPLEY & ROMER
SUBURBAN MARYIAND

Potomac River farm, 1000 ft. 'front.'
age; excellent soil suitable TOBACCO
and cattle Faising; 95 acres; 36
borhood; Q tenant houses; 3 large
tobacco barns; outstanding site for
masters dwelling on high ridge;
$4,000.
State road farm: excellent money
lent sou for tobacco and cattle
raising; tenant house; 3 tobacco
barns: stable; farm buildings;
mile road frontage. Tenant viii re-
main; $1b,000-terms. -
LEONARD SNYDER !TeL 83lD
Evening star., 1952-02-07
EXCLUSIVE

Columbia Pines is the location Of this
beautiful 3-hedrnl., 2-bath home;
Truly. g custom built dream. All
rms. are oversized and well arranged
for your comfort and cows. Full
bsmt. has recr. rm and built-in gar.
Charm throughout and tastefully
decorated. Beautiful lot Call nov
ARLINGTON REALTY
22l2 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1952-02-07
DENTIST

OG1N j xO i
This fine town house, Of Conn. ave,
is perfect for home and ofice. First
a.. has been completely remodeled
@ trsnce ieads i'e 10 spaciopDs D'soSe oWners en-
spts. above. AL In excellent eondi-
tion. S52.500.
OLIVER T. CARR
Ma. 1856. ma. S093. %
Evening star., 1952-02-07
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

INDUSTRIAL GROUND with or with
@ near % %Bisdsnsbursz. z n Nd. csii II '1ls. On.
CENTRAL ID. c.. loc. LIT congress
st. ne, betweeR. 2nd and 3rd. I
and NJ; 2nd A.; 14x40 clear space:
$45 monthly; zoned End comml.
so. 900 SO. Fl. S Of ground centrally
located; pvt. r.r. siding and Office.
ROssLYN-4.eo zoo 50. It. clear space
on on, street fioer: no ptnags,o high
Evening star., 1952-02-07
VTRGINIA-COLOREI

IS ACRES LOUDoUN COUNTY
Six-rm. house: poultry and smoke
house; 2 streams: $4,000 down.
BARNEY'S
SEE Us FIRST REAL ESTATE CO.
Tysons Corner, va, Pa. 6601. -
Evening star., 1952-07-17
CABARDINE STACKS
TAILORED OF FULL
l4-OUNCE RAYON!

These goodookng slacks handsome enough for an,
dress'up occasion thrifty enough for active
sports! They're first quality of course finely tailored
OF crisp l4-ounce rayon specially treated to resist
wrlnkfes Continuous Wristbands, reversed peats slide
fasteners Hurry in Choose yours in green tan maroon
forest green or skipper blue. Sizes % to AZ.
Evening star., 1952-07-17

Thrifty shirts tailored of fine combed cotton leno; specially
woven let cool air circulated Washing's problem
either These smart summer coors all vat-dyed
they stay coIor-brg White blue TAM green grey. maze
lime. Small, medium large.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-28

Miss Pauline Carter, who made
her home with her sister Mrs.
Lenora Small. 23is Fourth Ave.
So. died Wednesday. Nov. 10 in
General hospital
Survivors are four sisters, three
brothers and other relatives Rela-
ttvcs who live in Minneapolis are
Mrs Lenore Small. sister and Mrs.
Smalrs SON Ollie Ray. Jr., another
sister Miss Sybil Kinney and a
brother. Bert Carter
Miss Carter had lived in Mime
apobs for the past ten years
Intcrmcnt was in PRola. Kansas.
Relatives attending services
there were Mr.. and Mrs william
Small. Mrs SmaIIs son, Ollie Ray,
Jr.. Bert Carter and one niece
and three nephews.
They returned home, Monday,
Nov "a
Woodland Funeral Home was in
charge Of arrangements.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-28
BORDER CHURCH NOTES

Speaking from the Scripture
reading from Neh 1O:32-39, Rev
Sexton spoke on the subject. At
taChment To Gods House" at
the morning worship.
Rev. Sexton likened the people
Of today to those OF those times
who after being warned by the
prophets not TO forsake their
God. and worship the idols Of the
pagans, were taken captive and
put into bondage He said we
must recognize God or we are
lost
There were quite a number OF
visitors present All were made
welcome and invited TO worship
with us again. Among the visitors
were Mrs. Jesse MCElrOy Of San
Francisco. Calf. who Is visiting
with her father and mother-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NOEL
roy. 4O4l Clinton Ave. So.
Next Sunday. Rev Sexton will
speak on the subject, The Fixed
Heart" Scripture reading Pisa.
57.ff.
At the Vesper Hour from to
7. the Methodist Men will present
Edward Egan. Alderman OF the
5th ward who will speak on the
new housing development on the
northside. and how II VIII affect
Border We know this Is OF inter
est to all, 50 come, bring your
friends and get first hand infor-
nation as to what Is going to be
done You are always welcome at
Border.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-28
ST. PETER A.M.E. CHURCH

A large crowd gathered at ST.
Peters Sunday, to hear the beauu-
full words OF God brought by their
pastor, Rev. NJ. L. Simmons.
Scripture lesson. Psalms, LIST
chapter was read by Evangelist
Daniels. Miss Rayma Estes sang
the beautiful solo, Let Us Break
Bread Together" The COngrega-
tional singing injected in the
morning worship several Sundays
ago has BECOME ever popular.
Trust and Obey" and only
Trust Him" were the chosen songs
last Sunday.
The subject Of the sermon was
Patience. based on the list
chapter of Isaiah, 3lst verse. But
they that wait on the Lord shall
renew their strength; they shall
mount up with wing as eagles.
they shall run and not be weary;
and they shall walk and not faint
While the choir sang, Jesus IS
Calling" four new members unit
ed with the church. They were
Miss Virginia Graves; Mr.. and
Mrs. AsbOrn Booker; and Mrs.
Virgil Harris
The Starlight Usher Board
Second Anniversary program was
a huge success last Sunday eve
ming The group presented the
play. Challenge OF the Cross
Pray for the sick and shut in. --
Miss Gloria Brown, acting report
pP
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-28
BETHESDA CHURCH NEWS

Our pastors message was taken
from the ll6th Psalm, 18th Verse.
Text What Shall ! Render Unto
the Lord, For All His Benefits
Towards Me-" Theme. Thanks
giving"
Senior Gospel Choir and Musi-
Cctts rendered heartfelt music.
United with the church was
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hin. former
~ from the Community Baptist
church of this city. We welcome
them to the fold.
We are very happy to report
that most Of our sick are on the
way to recovery.
Sunday. November Both, All
Mission Day.
In charge Of the mornings ser
vices will be Mrs Nettie Mae
Scott. worship chairman and Mrs.
Betty Jackson, home mission
chairman. Topic, Spiritual Life In
Mission" Theme, Give God a
Chance In Your Life"
In the evening, at 7:30 p. m.
there will be a special music pro-
gram. Mrs. Anna Moody Is In
charge of the evenings program,
extends a cordial invitation TO
one and all Royal Jubileers and
other talents will feed you spirit
ually. Admission free. Sarah
Benson. reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-28
Twin City
. Church NeWS
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

II was a full day at Zion last
Sunday. After the regular Sun
day school sessions Joint
Thanksgiving worship was pre-
scented by the Young People and
kindergarten group of which Mrs.
Evelyn Combs was general chair
man. Co-workers included Mrs.
Arvada Mccoy, Evelyn Smith,
RAYMOND Cooper. T. J. Flppin
and Mrs. PlOuis Moore. general
superintendent of the Sunday
School.
Our morning services were very
well attended and our pastor
brought a very inspiring message.
His text was taken from John g.
IS with emphasis on the verse,
He that bclieveth in Him is not
condemned. But he that believeth
not, is condemned already"
United with the church were
Miss Velma Smith, Muskogee,
Okla, Ann Seewell. Seattle, Wash
Mrs. Irene Braxton, a former
member Of Zion who has been re-
siding in Seattle was reinstated.
Miss Catherine Gable, a member
of the Church of God In Christ in
St Louis. Mo, asked the privilege
Of worshipping with us at Zion
which was granted.
Music was furnished by the
combined ChOirs. Miss Mabel
Green was sOloist for the Junior
Choir
Visitors: Velma Smith, Mus
kogee. Okla: Anna Seewell, Sea-
attic, Wash; Rev. j. Horton, Sc
attic: Air Foreman Bird class,
Floyd Richardson, Lee Carr; Lor-
ena DAME, Air Foreman 3rd
Glass Timothy Ballard, Cpl. A.
Phillips, 72nd Air Base Squadron
and Mr., and Mrs. 7. Richmond.
The quarterly meeting of the
Minnesota South Dakota Baptists
was held at Zion church in the
afternoon by pastor II w. Bolts.
Details of the meeting are given
elsewhere in this paper.
The Ursula MatrOns Mission
Society is presenting a program
Nov 80 at the morning service.
Mrs. Elizabeth Evans, a returned
missionary from the foreign
fields Mrs. Irene Harvey is presi-
dent OF the Matrons. The public
is invited to come out TO Zion and
Joint us. All are. WelCOmc.-Mr
+. J. Henderson, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-28
W. N. RICHARDSON
FUNERAL RITES HELD

W II, Richardson, 1919 Chicago
died Wednesday. Nov. 10, at Min
neapolis General hospital
Mr.. Richardson had been in i'll
health for some time lie had been
confined to bed since Dec. II, 1851
at his home He had been in and
out OF the hospital several times
He was born in 1888 IN Kansas
CITY, Mo. and had lived in Min
neapOls 30 years, Mr. Richardson
had been Pullman porter for 80
years. Because Of III health he re-
tired in March.
Survivors are his wife. Mrs
Richardson. one son, Winston OF
tnglewoOd Calf an aunt, Mrs
Sarah Richardson Of Kansas City.
Mo, two cousins, Mrs Name
Smith and Mrs Mary Walker. al
So Of Kansas City. Mo
For thirty years Mr. Richardson
had been member Of Anchor
Hilyard Lodge, + and A. NJ
and a member Of ST. Thomas Epis~
copal church.
Funeral services were held at
81. Thomas church, Saturday
morning at ten o'clock. Nov ~
Father Louis Johnson. rector. Of
rictated at the services
Intcrmcnt in Crystal Lake
cemetery Woodland Funeral Home
in charge
Mcsiamss Sarah Richardson,
Name r Smith and Mary Walker
came from Kansas City Mo. to
attend the funeral.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-28
Hartford School
Bourd Allows Paul
Robson To Sine

Hartford. Conn. amp An
audience Of about 900 persons last
week heard baritone Paul Robe
son IN Weaver High school here.
despite efforts TO prevent t.
The city school board voted TO
allow tho noted singer To appear
here In the face of opposition
from tho city council and some
Scgmenta Of the public.
In voting 10 allow Robeann 10
sing. tho school board took the
stanG that 10 deny the artist
who has boon accused ~ Red
lsanings, use Of the schools audi
forum would be IN violation Of
one Of tho moat vital guarantees
of the constitution tho right Of
free speech.
The recital was sponsored by
the Peoples Party Of Connecticut
with the cooperation Of the Great.
or Hartford Negro Labor Council
The audience applauded ~
RobeAon sang from his vast re-.
pertory Of Ronga of all lands II
interrupted tho first few bars ~
water HOY" with spontaneous
shouts OF approval Tho applause
mounted a. tho bass baritone
sang the OLD Engliah ballad. over
the Mountains" three songs Of
Mnusasrgaky. the 'HaAaidic
Chant old Man River" and
other songs for which he has long
been famous,
Lawrence brown, an associate
Of Rohesnn for some ~ years
again accompanied him. brown, n
finiahcd musician. also In noted
composer The audience was o..
pecially responsive 10 n joint ron
ditiOh by Rnbeson and Brown OF
"EEeklcI Saw the wheel"
The public controversy over al.
lowing Robeson 10 appear aruSc
Immediately after the school
board agreed To rent tho auditor
lum to the sponsors The Hartford
city council voted to request tho
board " education To reconsider
It's decision
However. citizens and organI,
nations supported the board Of
educatton's action. Among them
were.
Retired Chief Justice William
NJ Maltbie OF tho Connecticut
Supreme court. former Mayor
Cyril Coleman. " Hartford.
Counciwoman Elizabeth Knox.
Rabbi Abraham J Feidman. the
Revs. rayson Filler, Kenneth /.
Maxwell E, Kingaland Van
wlnkle. and Morris Silverman,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-28

Sunday was another high day
in Zion Sunday school opened.
with all teachers present.
Elder Louis Sims, our assistant
pastor. preached the morning ser
mon.
At 4 y m we had = musical
program. featuring the spirit
fIued gospel singers who are di-
rrCted BY Mr. Silas Smith. and the
Glory light gospel singers. who
are directed BY Herman Hubbard
and have Luther Hubbard rs their
leader Mr. Julius Caesar and Mr.
Mason Louis each rendered bcauti.
tNIl solos Then there was a duet
by Mrs. Grace simmons and her
SISTER, Mrs Eugene Suhlett. also
a reading by Mrs Ed Hubbard
I say. all who were not present
prst missed a musical feast I
mustn't forget the two numbers
rendered by the Rehoboth chorus
Thev really can sing, and are a
credit TO our church. Charles Park
or made the closing remarks dur
ing the illness Of hts mother. who
Is our pastor. Luther Hubbard
acted as master Of ceremonies
Program was under the direction
o. Mrs Nina Williams and Mrs
Grace simmons
In the evening service We were
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visitors Mr. Jewell Simmons, and
Mr.. Kenneth Jackson. Ms, Doris
blackburn and her daughter, Mary
and Mrs. JAnnet Gomez and her
son. William Grace Simmons
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