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Seward seaport record., 1952-11-07
TRAKOWSKIo ENJOYING TOUR or STATES

X letter from Bernie TrakoW- ski this week tells of the travels of .hc TrakeWski family Ncrn Tlay1. Bernie and Susan.
 They are driving east from Seattle in a new car After a trip through Yellowstone Park they visited Jonnie BanAist2E Peters and her four children, f9rlaeriy of Seward. where Su- san had her first Horseback ride. Susan was born in Alaska, she now wants the family 10 move 10 a ranch and have horses.
 The folks plan to visit New York and Washington DC. be- fore returning to Seward.
 One interesting observation is that Susan was entered in school in Indiana just 10 see how she compared in eradCs. She was placed in -3A and is ahead of the class in most every hing. She likes: the schools jhcre-lotS ol play time, movies for science class and such. Ii will be hard, Mrs. TrakoWski says, for Susan to return to Alaska where she will have 10 study.
Seward seaport record., 1952-11-07
WOMAN s CLUB TO SEE SLIDES OF MCKINLEY

Members and guests of the Seward " 0 m a n Club next week will see slides taken in Mckinley National Park
 The meeting is scheduled for November Is at 6 pm. in the Community Library. All Sow ard women and visitors are in Vitcd
 Besides the r.cturcs, Miss Martino Burdick Nill review the book "AIahatma Ghandi.
Seward seaport record., 1952-11-07
CARS COLLIDE AT 4TH AND JEFFERSON

Two cars came together at the intersection of Fourth and Jefferson avenues at 7:55 pm. Saturday night, causing damage to one estimated at $7OO.
 A pickup truck driven by Her man Sontag, for Alaska Freight Lines, failed to stop at the through street. He ploWed into the '51 Buick, driven by Alfred Cabana, causing extensive dam ages.
Seward seaport record., 1952-11-07

Corporal and Mrs. Emory Caudill are proud parents of their first child, a son, born in Seward General Hospital Nov '. The young corporal weighed 8 pounds 9 ounces, but has not re ccivod a name yet
 Cpl. Caudill is with the local ACS office. His wife is the for mer Dolores Jones, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Luther Jones of Seward.
Seward seaport record., 1952-11-07

A son was born to MT and Mrs. Carl Kelly in Seward Gen Cral Hospital November 2 The little Kelly weighed 6 pounds l3 ounces. He was named Cliff ford Allen. The Kcllys live in NinllChik.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09
Bradley
Armie Burrell

The installation services of Rev
=, u Virgins, pastor of Ollie Mac
baptist church. were conducted
Apfii 9th Rev. B. Love preached
The sermon, Money raised, sss q
Roosevelt MORRISON of Pine
hlaff is home visiting his mother
Mfs Liza Wruekey Mrs Mac
Ella Shaw of Winlock, Washina.
,oh visited her siste' Mrs. Louise
oillth Mrs. Allie Mae Collins
oil Houston, Texas was called 10
The bedside of her mother, Mrs
f@Stiioh Moses On the sick
list are Mrs. Lee Thomas and Mrs
Ilaadle Britt :. Funeral service
OF Doris Jean Gflsby was con.
quoted at ST. Mary baptist church
last week. Survivors are her mo.
ther, step-father, husband and an
eight week old baby. Doris Jean
was 10 years of age. Rev. J. D
Virgins of Shreveport, Louisiana
delivered the e,;logy =. The otn
loth and 18th grade children of
bumpham high school went on a
picnic last week Ameda Nv.
son and child en- nave returned
home after spending a long tim,
with her mother Evelyn J
burrell will receive medical treat.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs, Rosco Davis or
the fourth Sunday Mrs. Exile
Freemon. Mrs. Elizabeth Free
man, and Mrs. Lucy Wallace were
visitors in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Boozie Smith last week =.
Rev, and Mrs. w. W, Littleton and
Rev. Louis were dinner guests OF
Mr., and Mrs. Willie Lee Everett
:. True Light chapter no, $40
will have a business meeting on
the second Monday night. All sis
tiers are urged to be present
Jimmie Riley, W, Motion, Mrs
Gevenial Butler were dinner
guests Of Mrs, James Woodland last
week The basketball club Of
the Selma junior high school held
its banquet last week. Prof NJ
Roland is coach Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Jordan and children from ST.
Louis are at the home OF Mrs.
Tom Jordans father, Guy john
son.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09

fourth grades OF the grammer
school presented their class play
last week. The principal of the
Fordyce school, Mrs. L. b. Wal
lace, and her husband We're pres
ent along with Mrs. Georgia
Jones Mr.. and Mrs. Eligha
Harris, Mrs. Odessie McDuffie and
York Wilborn motored to Little
Rock last week to be dinner
guests of York Wilborn, jr. After
dinner they went to see the Kan
sas City Monarchs VS.. the Clowns,
They were joined by Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Boswell at the game
Mrs, Roxie Primm made a
business trip to Camden recent
ly =. Mr. and Mrs. Eligha Harris,
Earlean Marshall and Booker Will
horn motored to Ell Dorado last
week to visit relatives of Mrs.
Harris Mr.. and Mrs. II. T,
Colman have moved to Ivan
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley O'Haire are
proud parents of baby girl born
May End. She was given the name,
Katie Christene Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Vance are new residents
here.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09

Following are the captains INC
workers In the financial choir
drive sponsored by the Union
choir; David Grason, group one,
leader 81; Henry James, Albert
James, Ida Henderson. 81 each
Group 2, Harris Payne, ST.. lead
er, Ira Johnson. Lewis Mason,
Dock Henderson, Jeanie Hadley,
Worth Sterrett, B. J. Simpson, M.
X. johnson, Alonzo Green, jr,
Miss Maize Epperson, 81 each.
Others contributing were FELTON,
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James Hubbard and Mrs. jennie

/ James Hubbard and Mrs, JennI,
Gray William Henry Shelton
passed peaceably last week in Lit
tie Rock, He was enroute 10 tba
hospital and had an attack At
the union station and passed he.
fore reaching the hospital He was
member OF Shady Grove AME
ehurch' lie is survived by a wife
Mrs Arthelia Shelton; one son
W, B. Shelton of Little Rock, fo,,r
sisters Mrs, Beatrice Shelton, Mrs
Pattie L, Curtis, Mrs. Clara r
Shelton all Of Wilmot and Mrs
Neltie lvey Of Boydell; three
nleces; three nephews and other
relatives and friends. Funera,
was conducted at Shady Grove
Sunday with Rev, T. W Daniels
officiating Burial was at Thebes
Mrs, Artelia Shelton aeeomnanial
by Mrs. Clara Frazier returned
from Little Rock "Wednesday
morning /. Mr., and Mrs. Isiah
Elliott of Kansas City Missouri
are in the city visiting their mo.
ther Mrs. Anna Jackson Mrs
Lucille Dilworth and son, Toe
Willie, of Little Rock attended |
the funeral of their uncle William
H. Shelton The junior high |
school department of the school
presented Are we Dressing. The
play was very well attended and
enjoyed by all present. Characters
were, Jessie Mae Cunningham
James chatham, Matte Mae Dean
Wardell Morehead, Leroy Crofton,
Elvis johnson, Maebell Wilder
and Lois Jackson. Mrs. E.. B.
Williams and w. c. Powell were
sponsors . The primary depart
ment sponsored by Mrs. r. l.
Williams and Ruth B. Walker
presented an operetta The Sleep !
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Strorlo
Cassie Melvin

Thursday night some of the
citizens of our community met al
the Gardner high school and or.
ganized the Better Citizens Club"
This organization is concerned
CHIEFLY with the cultural develop.
ment and improvement of our
community, The officers are as
follows Rodell Gardner, presi.
cent; S. S, Smith, vice president
FRED Wilder, secretary; John L.
Hendrix, reporter, The organiza.
ton will meet on Tuesday night
Following the third Sunday in
each month "A surprise birth.
day party was given for Lavell
Melvin at the Melvin Brothers
garage Saturday at 600 p m, The
party was given by his wife Cas-.
sic Melvin. Seven other persons
assisted her with the serving.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09

Let's do some chores on Mothers
Day that will mean less work for
Mother and will give her surprise
Or two on her day. How about some
II these TASTES?
Chocolate Spice Cake
Q cups sifted cake -four
Y teaspoon soda
l,teaspoon salt
u teaspoon cloves
N teaspoon allspice -
| teaspoon cinnamon -
X cup shortening
- cups sugar
8 eggs. unbeaten
3 squares unsweetened chocolate,
melted
sButtermilk (see below for
amounD
/ teaspoon vanilla
with butter, margarine, or lard.
use | cup buttermilk. With vege-
table or any other shortening. use
IA cups buttermilk.
SIT -four once, measure. add soda.
salt and spices, and slit together three
times. Cream shortening. add sugar
gradually, aEd cream together until
light and nuny. Add eggs, one at n
time. beating well after each. Add
melted chocolate and blend. Then add
-four. alternately WIKI buttermilk, n
small amount at time, beating after
addition until smooth. Add vanilla :
blend
Turn batter into two round 9-inch
layer pans, which have been lined on
bottoms with paper. Bake In moderate
oven (375' - 80 minutes, or until
done. Spread toss and sides 81 layers
with Seven Minute Froating. While
stll soft, carefully press down choco-
latc chips into the frostlng 10 spell out
the words "'ro Nom"
a., Chocolate Caramel Icing
| cup sifted confectioners sugar
n cup cocoa
u teaspoon salt
"a cup light or dark corn syrup
| q cup butter or margarine.
/ teaspoon vanilla
slit together confectloners' sugar.
| cocoa and salt Combine corn syrup
| and butter In a saucepan. Cook over
| medium heat, until mixture comes ~
| a fun boil Remove from heat Add
slftcd dry ingredients all at once To
syrup mixture In saucepan. Beat WIN
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tld)Il
priest Campbell

priest Campbell
Rev A. L. Harris and his men,
rs Of Bethel AME church wor-
SIped al Mt. Cannon Baptist
(urch with Rev S. l.. Lloyd and
members Monday night
Is Nettie Blackman Of Little
tck and her daughter and son,
lhe and Fred, Of Detroit, are
be visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Maggie Nolen was called
Fe 10 the bedside Of her father,
PIN Williams John Evans OF
sicago, is here visiting his par
fs Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Bar
Rev. M. l.. Youngblood
b his members OF Mt. Zion
sp'is, church worshipped with
~ R c. Williams and his mem
rs Of NUNS Chapel at Prescott
laday Mrs George Wright
daughter spent the weekend
'n with her brolner in law
sneS Wright and Mr.. and Mrs
!. Barlow The principal
he Gurdon colored high school
eaiy Bel, attended a health ed
alion conference which was held
he National Baptist sanitor.
IN hotel, Hot Springs, April =
The main topic for discus
'on was Health problems ant
immunity needs Lectures wer,
wen on selected subjects. A tota
" persons we're enrolled with
preen,atives from 40 countie'
Pa7'clpating co.. The senior elias
'enoed the annual college day
'alr at AM&N college. Friday
'uuen's were Willie Mae Baileb
@Oert Lee Barns. Artha Lee Gun.
ngham Murthrue Lee Dickens
uuy Lawrence Hawthorne, Der.
hempsted ir. Lonnie Ruth Mil.
Willie Bel Penny. and Thel.
10 rhleter. The teacher in charge
r@ ' virginia Mckinney Tn.
Fms tract team participated ii
district tract meet Saturday
IV'll 20, under the leadership o,
v Grundy Others attending
district meeting were Kati,
,',sene Bell, Marva Dcne Bel
,'O'''' Mae Daniels, Cloteaset
|, Nooertinc Hubbard, Lillit
= ''e Perry Elizabeth Williams
" ,''''a Graham, Johnny Hamil
|, IT, Horace Hubbard. Jane.
ir'r' Perry McClelland, ant
''e James Murchison. These
~. ,,Ons were selected to repre-
Olafk county in the distric
n" ,D' night program at Verge.
ugh school at Hope.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09

Billings Royce Gray. John Roach,
jfs Mrs Emma J, Futch, Jordan
jennings Willie Rix. Atty. G. A.
johnson, Gent Everette. Charlie
Smith, Booker Smith. Bill Adams,
Rev Ike Frisco, 81 each. Mrs. Eva
Mae Garfield. $3.50 Mrs. Riley
20 cents. Total amount collected
was more than $50.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09

ms Beauty ; on May 9Th. Tbi,
young 70 a group is to be compliment.
ca Tor their very fine skill in per.
totmanee - Mrs, Margaret l..
LeGrande, principal of the high
SCHOOL announced that the date
Tor commencement has been
e enahged from May 23rd to NAV
1 ~ The speaker will be C. A
Hicks, of Little Rock.
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bod Hope
,,ll sockweh

4. H. Andrews held his sec S
= oa y, conference .e on tn !
Y war sa circuit April 21th a
a'I Hope AME church Rev 1n i !
; y s,',b is pastor Rev ". y
. ''' "astor of St, James AMI
W." Camden, brought thu
y l ',ns message. Luther Sock
'n ,rom IT. Worth, Texas ane
Rivers of Rockford, Hi
q =, lead the morning collection
was s5840 Rev, |, II. stlth
b Of Zion Hill AME church
'',t the evening message To-
',aod in the collection was
n Visiting ministers were
4 W H. Hunter, pastor ST.
I Camden; Rev, C. W.
'.ioo Rev. L, T, TANNER,
n Circuit and Rev. White,
l, If Church of God in Christ
amount raised in the con-
s16466 Mrs, Sarah
n,o and family of Ell Dorado
/, with Mr. and Mrs. Jessie
Reed and Mr., and Mrs
.o Woods were dinner
/, If Mr.. and Mrs, E. B, Sock
Miss Dorothy Box was
.,sd April q to Pfc. Aaron
: \ Miss Box is the daughter
, Mrs. Armeater Capers and a
!, NJ Chidester high school
The Golden Star OES and
t,n Crown masonic Lodge of
,tor held their banquet for
wear at the masonic hall. The
r. was sponsored by Mrs Es-
Tjdwell, worthy matron.
,or were the worthy matron
wOrshipful master OF Pres.
Mrs. Bycie Blake OF Stuff
nent the night with Mr.. and
:. B. Sockwell. Funeral SER
Of the late Mrs. Savannah
Nv was conducted April 18th
Good Hope AME church. Rev
Mason delivered the eulogy
Toney was the wife Of Les.
rouey and was the mother OF
,sen children, Misses Beadie,
sp Ester, and Rodell Toney Of
dester; Sylvester of Chichester,
Eta P. Brown, Charlie b.
Jackson Toney of Rockford
os, Pfc. Leslie Toaey of TT.
Texas; Mss Vesther Tohey
Arkansas Baptist college, Lit
Rock. Out Of town relatives
y Mr.. and Mrs John Henry
pgn. James Murphy Thomas
rphy Of Rockford; Jim MuF-
Texas Missionary band
? held is 9th NEE M last
Il a, the home Of Mrs. Louis
tkwell Miss Idell Alex.
cer Of Shorter college is home
the summer.
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Pear Rennet Dessert

2 cups milk mot eanned)
l package lemon rennet powder
Canned pear slices
Currant jelly
Set out or dessert glasses
Warm milk slowly until lukewarm.
stirring constantly. Test a drop on
the inside OF your wrist frequently.
when II feels comfortably warm
Cl0' F) not hot, remove At once
from heat. STIR IN entire contents OF
package ut one time Mix until pow
der Is dssolvcd-not over one minute.
Pour at once, tDhilo stu hqmf into
dessert glasses DO not disturb for
about 10 minutes. while milk sets.
Then chill In refrigerator until serving
time. just before serving chilled
reunet desserts, top with thin slices or
pear, and currant jelly.
'If milk gets too hot, cool TO COM
fortably warm before adding powder.
or II viii not set
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wooden spoon until Icing is smooth
Add vanilla and blend well. Pour and
spread on cake. Makes enough to cover
i0=inch tube cake or 9xl3-mch loaf
cake.
Note: Three squares unsweetened
chocolate may be substituted for cocoa.
Add chocolate to corn syrup-buiter
mixture. stir while mixture is heating
Cook until chocolate Is melted and
mixture comes to q full boil
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|wi|rrlot
Tiara Shelton

81 '''S' ldella Hubbard has return.
NJ. nome n after a months stay in
me-, rouge Louisiana. She Is
N ' u improved in health . Mrs
Co.,. ~ Collins Of Ashville. North
vi,,, p'''la arrived Saturday for a
sba with relatives and friends.
Is the sister Of Berry and
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Huttiq

UtUTEII bdsS
Rev. C. D. Rodgers held his
pastoral services here Sunday at
st. Andrew AME church. The
morning and evening sermons
were very inspirational. David
Grason leads the Sunday school
which Is progressing nicely
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Earlean Marshall

Earlean Marshall
Mr.. and Mrs. Eligha Harris and
Booker Wilborn of Toledo Ohio
are house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
b. c. Harris and Mrs. Odessie
McDuffie The third and
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Coeonut Fruit Roll

Coconut Fruit Roll
q cup light brown sugar, firmly
packed
2 teaspoons light corn syrup
" cup milk
u teaspoon vanilla
Y cup chopped raisins
X cup chopped dates
N cups shredded eoconut
Combine sugar, corn syrup, and
milk. Place over low heat and stir
constantly until sugar IL dissolved and
mixture boils Continue boiling until
small amount Of mixture forms a
soft ball In cold water Cor to tenn
pernture Of 23i' F. Remove from
heat. Cool slightly. Add vanilla and
beat until creamy. Add fruit and Coz
conut and kncad well, shape into
rolls. i4 inches In diameter. Wrap In
waxed paper. chill Cut In slices.
Makes 3 dozen slices.
Three cups shredded coconut may be
substituted for ralsins, dates, and CO.
conut In this recipe.
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ment She was hit In the fore.
mead with a rtSeball.
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FACE BOY

( most useful hair piece blends
'elih yaaf own hair ard keeps
tie Tough ends even. $500
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-10-04
SOUTH SHORE

Mr.. and Mrs. John Alexander
Of Buffalo, Mrs. Emily johnson
Of Rochester, and Miss Margaret
Butler of lie Roy, New York, were
vacation guests of the George
Alexanders of Norwell, Mass. A
midsummer luncheon was given
for the ladies. Guests were Mrs.
Blanche Bell, Mrs. Pauline Col
bert, Miss Eleanor Bell, Wash
ington, D. c., and Miss Marsha
Grigsby. Also Sunday buffet
to introduce prominent Brock
tonians to the New York guests
was given. Present were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Carter, Mr.. H. O..
Bernard, Mrs, Esther Cousins,
and Mrs. Lillian Bennett.
An "Off to College Party" was
given at the George Alenxanders
for students returning to school.
The guests were: Miss Elizabeth
Grigsby, Mass. Art; Weldon G..
Paris, Northeastern u; Leo Ken
nedy, Vesper George; Emm a
Smith, Williams Secretarial;
Wand Shanks, Chandler Secre-
tarial; Edna Curly, Geraldine
Gunderwayl, Beatrice Pima, Edith
Walker, Sue and Betty Lou Car
ter, Alberta Smith, Florence Lo-
max, Marsha Grigsby, Eleanor
Barboso, Nancy Howell, Edward
Smith, Waddy and Donald Rus
sell, Allen Cornwall, James Smith,
Cletus, Curly, William Randolph,
Ernest Council, Ronald Smith,
Henry Shanks, Joseph Monterio.
Mrs. Mary Gilbert Delmore Of
New York City was a weekend
guest of the George Alexanders
of Norwell. Hospitalities in hon
or were: a luncheon on the ter
race Saturday, attended by Mrs.
Chester Bell, and Mrs. Anthony
Colbert, and a Sunday buffet,
planned for her to meet import
ant residents Of Brockton, Mass.
Guests we're: Mrs. Alice M. Viii
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt
Lewis, Miss Viola Crosby, and
Mr.. H. o. Bernard.
Invitations are out for the we'd
ding Oct. Is, Of Miss Jeanne L.
Bonitto to Mr.. Antonio ]. Angelo.
Miss Bonitto is the elder daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis L. Bon
tito of Ward ST., bingham. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Fields of Wey-
mouth were visited by their
daughter, Mrs. Ruby F. Smith, OF
Arlington, Va. Mrs. Smith was
accompanied on her motor trip
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by her aunt, Mrs. Georgiana Byrd,
After their two weeks stay Mrs.
Fields motored back with them
to visit Alexandria and Airing
ton, Va; enroute she stopped off
at Brooklyn, N. Y, to visit
brother, Broadons Jones. After
remaining three weeks in Vir-
ginia. Mrs. Fields returned home
stopping off at Newark, N. ]. to
visit an old school friend, Mrs.
Cora M. Obie. Another matron
of the South Shore, Mrs. Lillian
Jewell, has had quite summer
for herself also. Since the loss
of Mr.. Jewell over a year ago,
friends see to it that she does a
deal of visiting and has many
visitors. She visited Washington,
DC. and upstate New York. Her
son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Jewell of D. c. spent
several weeks with Mrs. Jewell.
Among the new arrivals here
are Mr.. and Mrs. James Middle
ton formerly Of Boston; the Mid
dletons purchased a. very cute
little home within the past year
on Derby ST., bingham. They
also Joined the South Shore Citi-
zen's Club. incidentally, this
club. which Miss Mabel Digs Of
bingham heads as president, just
awarded a 500 scholarship to
Miss Kathryn Grigsby Of Norwell
who graduated from the NOrwell
High School last June. Miss
Griesby is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Grigsby; she
has already entered the Mass.
school of AIT and the club sin
cerelv wishes her the same sue
cess that has crowned all OF the
former scholarship winners. Mr.. I
Hansford Brown Of Randolph IS
chairman of the scholarship COM /
mittee. The money for these
scholarships is raised each year
At the Annual Tea given by the
club. j
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BROCKTON
MESSIAH BAPTIST CHURCH

MESSIAH BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Kenneth A. BoDen, Pastor
The pastor has returned from
his vaction extending over a
period of five weeks. He reports
having a wonderful time in
WEIGH, West Virginia where he
conducted some revival services.
He also went to tn National
Baptist Convention in Chicago.
The subject of the morning SER
mon, which was very ably
preached To-day - hear His
Voice. There was a very fine
congregation present including
several visitors. The music was
rendered by Mrs. Ruth Crosby
and Miss Viola Crosby in a very
fine duet. The mortgage drive is
still on coming nearer its enc.
This morning Mrs. M aryBankS
Pima, gave to the mortgage fund
a check for $4,000. The pledges
when paid up will cover the
$4,000 balance. Great anticipa-
ton fills all of our hearts as
we await that day when the
pastor breaches the mortgage
burning sermon and the COM
mittee put the match to the
mortgage paper. The one thing
that has made us feel both good
and bad is the hearing the pas
tor read his resignation effective
December 7. He is going to Buff
falo, Ne WORK to assume duties
in the Dept. Of Christian Educa-
ton and Director of the Hickory
Street Christian Center for the
American Baptist Convention.
We are happy for this promotion
for him, but sorry to lose him as
our minister. The pastor Off
ciated at the funeral of Mr..
Abraham Simmons last Satur-
day. He was interned in Melrose.