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Mrs Della uuyden, ass 81. An.
thoRy Ave- died OF a heart at.
tack on Wednesday. October u at
the Simon and Mogiinsr garment
factory where she was employed
~ q power machine operator,
she had been a resident Of 81.
Paul for 81 years. She was q
member % the Fourth street
Church OF God In Christ. Mime.
Spolia,
Funeral services werr held At
2 y. M Saturday. October ~, a,
the Gospel Temple church Grotto
and Marshall Ave. with Elder w.
n Williams, pastor Of the Fourth
street Church Of God officiating
Survivors are two daughters,
Mrs Rosisles Quick and Mrs,
Lowe Parker; two sons John and
Bonnie Fowler, two sisters. Mrs.
Eva Dryer, 81, Paul and Mrs
Marie Hines. Jones. OKLA. and ak
grandchildren
Burial was IN Eimhurst Gene
terry with Brooks Funeral Home IN
charge Of arrangements
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Prince HOll
Masoas Plan
DoeV BcnCu09

The Prince Han Masons Of Min
nesota are moving forward with
plans for tho public testimonial
banquet In honor Of past grand
master. Charles ID. Doty. at the
Ryan Hotel Nov. II. At Q p. m.
The COMMITTEES announced that
q turkey dinner win be served for
50 q plate.
Invitations have been sent TO
grand masters Of other tuFisdic-
tons and several are expected to
attend. The public IL cordially In
vit@d.
Tickets can be obtained from
members Of the four Masonic
Lodges IN the twin eities or from
members Of the COMMITTEES.
The COMMITTEES members are:
Marion Brown and Eugene Lewis
Of Pioneer Lodge No. /: Hobart
r. Mitchell and LAMAR Roberts
Of Aneksr Hilyard No. 2, James
Thomas and Lee 0wynns Of Per-
feet ASHER No. 4 and Eddie Boyd
and Talmadge Carey Of Palestine
No. z.
John Patton In general chair
man.
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FLORIDA xxx INVITES
NEGROES To JOIN

River Junction. Fla amp
The Ku Klux Khan. long the arch
foe Of Negroes last week invited
them to join the Florida group,
provided colored members set up
n Jim crow klavern.
Along with ending a color bar,
the Florida khan has discarded its
robes and ritual
c. L. Parker, who succeeded Bill
Hendrix as grand dragon, said the
only membership requirements are
10 believe in God and the Con-
Stitution Of the United States"
Members also must pay a 81 fee,
Parker said further that the
khan still believed that "segrega.
ton Of the races Is the law Of
God"
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BORDER CHURCH NOTES

At the morning services az Dor.
der. Rev. c, NJ. Sexton brought a
flne message on the subject. The
shepherd" Scripture reading,
Exek. 34:II-ie. He said in paTt
that God was the Chief Shepherd
and spoke OF his concern over the
loss Of one Of His flock who had
strayed nom the fold He spoke Of
tne leadership and responsibility
OF mtntsters who too are shep-
herds and leaders OF their fock
Sunday was BaptiEmAl Sunday
and Border was pleased to wei
come children from Hennepin
Church Sunday school. who were
responsible for the fine Baptis-
NAL Fount which grmces our
Church. Teachers and some adults
accompanied them and Border was
filed 10 the doors. The infant
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EV0VosS Allison RifeS
Held: Yves So.
PGullee Since 1876

Mr.. Everett Allison, e8s Lyle
hart Ave. died Wednesday. oc-
tobsr II. In tho 81. Cloud Veterans
hospital. 90. Cloud, MINI. He was
born In Kansas City. Kans.. on
March AZ. 1891. He came to ~.
Paul In 1919 and had lived here
since.
He was married 10 Miss Jessie
Hunt In g. Paul, on September 10.
1919. who survives him. A veteran
Of World War I, he had served In
France during the war. He was an
employee Of the Pullman Company
from 1919 10 iot7. when he was
forced TO retire because Of IN
health.
Funeral services were held at
. p. m. on Monday. October 20 at
1t. James AME church with Rev.
Edward James Jones officiating.
Mr.. James Murray, Boloist, Ae-
eompanied by Mrs, Bertha King
Lewis at the organ sang four
numbers: Rock OF AEes." Pre-
oiouA Lord Take My Hand" END
OF Ny Journey" and What A
Friend We have In Jesus"
Survivors In addition TO his
widow are four daughters, Mrs,
BeFnlee Hardy, Mrs Margaret
Walden, Mrs orilne Winfield and
Miss Wilma Allison: three sons,
Jack. James and Richard. q
nephew. Garland y. Hunter and
eight grandchildren.
Burial was In Fort Smelling
National Cemetsry
pallbearera were Ellis Manning,
J r. Jones. John o'Nsal, Marion
Brown, ", Hickman, Percy Green,
Brooks Funeral Home was In
charge 81 arrangements
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SIOUX
2 A L L s
NEWS
N 7 e S
ny KAYE COATES
BI0 Alahle g.


Pheasant hunting Is in full
swing here now and all one can
hear is. bang bang. Most Of our
men have been out for a day or
80, and our little metropolis is
busy with out Of town sportsmsn
The Ted Vaughns have turned
their lovely recreation room into
a hunting lodge for a few OF their
Chicago friends. They have DR.
Freeman johnson. Mr. Webb. Mr.
A. sharpe, Mr., T Barker. DR.
johnson and Mr.. Webb have been
here several years on hunting
trips
Alton Gray. J. n. Brown. J. c.
McGoutha and L. Mccoy Of Kan
sas city, Mo, Dewey Magee and
Howard Dotson Of Chicago. all
these fellows are having . great
time chasing the fine pheasants
and they seem to be doing nicely,
Dotson and Magee have been here
several years for the season 30
they have made many friends. I
see our old friend Bailey Of the
Milwaukee R,R. Is among the
hunters.
Our Pilgrim Baptist church had
q very successful dinner and or
dination service Sunday. with q
goodly crowd 20 share the glory.
Mrs George was hostess 10 the
FEDERATED Club Thursday. octo-
Der Is II was FUN night and all
the members brought q guest
They played games IN keeping
with the Halloween season. Mrs.
shelley and Mrs, Greer won prizes
Rev, " Bolts, pastor Of ST
Johns Baptist church was guest
speaker az the FIRST Methods,
church. his topic sermon was
Choosing For God"
The l. l. C. club Of the YwCA
enjoyed q theatsr party and lunch
at Jim's Rar-B-o lounge. the girls
had divided into teams and the
losing team had 20 treat the
winners I was on the losing team.
Jerry cabbsIi was our captain
and fne losers We were.
Tue BahIs Of Sioux Fans gave
q lovely birthday party. Friday,
Oct. 20, they issued many invita-.
tSons to Fsnn's Fountain Room. 20
observe the birthday % the Bob-
and 10 hear Mr.. Adkins tell Why
the Rah1s believers al over the
word observe ths barthdAy os
the Bob furprunnsr q the BahaI
World Faith Also most q ~
hoard ,. a. StAplstoa On Ksoo
with the cum panel 10 sxplAaa
ths nsanaag aAa ths beginning q
tn eansa
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Twin City
Church NeWs

daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Ciartiy, and Mrs. Rosie jackson
received baptiaTnal rites. After
the services, many remained to
attend the smOrgasbord, held in
the Recreation Room, given ny the
Nursery COMMITTEES. Mrs. Lillian
King, chairman. in behalf Of the
nursery.
At the Vesper Hour from 9 10 7.
the Choir presented their Musical
Hour, q program. always q treat
20 its listeners. Next Sunday, Rev.
Sexton win speak on the subject,
How Many" Scripture reading,
1 Sam. 14:ff. Vesper Services
from 9 10 Z. Come TO Border, you
are always welcome.
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BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

Our pastor, Rev. L. c. Harris,
brought US an inspirationAl mes
sage taken from the 9Th chapter
Of PHILIPPIANS. 18th verse. The
text, II Can Do All Things
Through Christ Which Strength
eneth Me-" The theme was I'VE
Can Win or Succeed BY Faith"
The Senior Gospel Choir and
Musicetts rendered heartfelt
music under the Leadership of Mrs
bessie Gresham. Our church was
filled to capacity. We welcome
the Shriners who were our guests
at the morning worship, and all
visitors, both from In the city and
from out-of-town.
Our evening sermonettes were
delivered by Rev. John Young and
Rev. l.. c. Harris. Rev. Young
took his text from the 18th
chapter of Genesis, 14th and 18th
verses. His theme was Gods Un-
limited Blessings" Rev. Harris
took his text from st. John, 1863.
Theme. Open and Closed Doors"
We enjoyed the messages very
much.
To remember our sister and
brothers in prayer: for our sick
everywhere. is our earnest prayer.
Sarah Benson. reporter.
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CONTINUED from Page ~
tors Of the 81. Paul Council Of
Churches; first vice president Of
the St. Paul Urban League;
treasurere Of the Twin City Bap-
tist Union: Board Of Directors,
American National Convention.
He II also a member Of the board
Of directors Of the following re-
ligious or civic organizations; the
NAACP, 81. Paul Community
Chest and Council, Inc: the
crispus Attncls Home for the
Aged; Halle Q. Brown commun-
ity House; Minnesota state Pas
tors Social Education and Action
COMMITTEES. and the Council on
MlaHionary Cooperation Of the
American Baptist Convention.
At the 2eth Annual Meeting Of
the st. Paul Urban League In
September. 1859, Rev. Massey was
presented with q citation a. Q dis
tinguished citizen In the field Of
race relations. When the City
Council Of 90. Paul began the
practice Of inviting local clergy
men 10 open tn meeting with
prayer In October. 1852, Rev. Mas
sey was one Of the first Protest
ant ministers invited. He was the
FIRST Negro minister 10 appear m
Holy Week speaker IN the 81,
Paul Paramount Theatre during
the Lentsn period this past year.
Honors Sunday win be shared
by MIRA Ethel Massey who In ad-
dition TO keeping o nice home and
caring for the youngsters. Floyd
III and Ronald Bruce. has worked
diligently In various church and
civic groups. Mrs. Massey In best
known for the excellent dramatic
presentations she has directed
with the young people Of the COM
munIty.
At 8 p. m. q General Apprecia-
ton Service and Reception win be
held In Fellowship Hail at the
church. Among leading citizens
and city officials who viii bring
greetings win be Mayor John
Daubney; Commissioners Frank
Marxittelli. Norman Halvorson
and Robert Peterson: City Comp
troller Joseph Mitchell; Mrs.
Leona Winner, Maxfield PTA;
Rev. b. II. Hunter. National Bap-
fist Convention and the Twin City
Ministerial Alliance: Mrs. Alice
8. onque. executive director Of
the Halle q. Brown Community
House; Rev. Joseph !. Chapman,
American Baptist Convention; Ed
ward Dewitt, Judge OF the Probate
Court and Thomas A. Taliey. exc
cutive secretary Of the 81. Paul
Urban League.
Moses Knott ST., In chairman
Of the Massey Appreciation Day
Service" and Richard Stokes IL
vice-chairman. Mrs. Dolly Crush
shon Ia chairman of the reception
committee. Music viii be rendered
by the senior choir. directed by
A. v. Hall; the l. w. Harris
Gospel Chorus. directed by Mrs.
Arlee II. Hallowell and the Young
women's Choral group, under the
direction Of Mrs. Louella Taylor
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ST. JAMES AM.E. CHURCH

From the morning scripture
read by Rev. Calvin Parker, st.
Luke 5, Rev Edward James Jones
choose AZ his text the 9Th verse,
launch out into the deep,
and let down your nets for q
draught." His text was The Call
Of the Deep" Rev. Jones empha-
sized the fact that we live too
close TO the shore. spiritually.
financially. In love, In prayer and
in sacrifice. We must push out In
to I he deep TO enjoy all the
blessings Of God. The regular
schedule the Youth and Senior
Choirs sang.
Visitors worshiping at the
morning service were: Mrs. r. B.
Lasley Of New London. Mo-. Mrs.
Tony MazinRo Of Pilgrim Bap-
fist church; A &c Lloyd Richard
son Of 5l4th A. B. So. Minneapo-
lis: 4/3c Odis Friend Of Finley,
N. D.: Mrs. II. c. Kelton of Ar
kansas City Kansas; Charles d.
Doty Of Pilgrim Baptist: Essie
Griffin of st. Louis, Mo-: A 2/e
Mable Of New Jersey; Mrs. A. +.
Lamb OF Little Rock: Mrs. Eddie
Walker Of Milwaukee, Wis; Mrs.
Vietta Dyes of Pawhuslta, okla. (:
and Jackie Ellis Of st. Paul Wis
itors were presented by Frank
Schine. president Of the Usher
Board and welcomed by Rev
Jones.
Al 4 p. m. the 81. James Youth
Choir appeared on a program at
Camphor Methodist church. Rev.
Jones was speaker for the Cos
pei Hour sponsored by the Chora-
leers, at 1880 p. m. Several musi-
cal numbers were rendered by the
choir, directly by Bradford Ben
ner with Mrs. Evelyn Patterson
at the piano.
The Senior Choir will present
an All Request program at their
Vesper Hour program. Sunday.
October % at 7:30 p. m.
The Choraleers and the Senior
Choir win sing at the Morning
Service, Sunday, Oct, IS. Rev.
Jones will bring the message. The
public, visitors, especially those
without church homes are invited
to come and worship with us
Bertha L. King
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MINI. SD. B0pfiSfS
Pl0n Activity
For lQs3.SA

The planning boards OF the Min
nesota and South Dakota Baptist
Association and auNiliaries. met
Monday. Oct. II, at Pilgrim Bap-
list church In St Paul
Tentative dates for the quarterly
meetings and the annual sessions
were made. Themes set up for
various meetings were a. follows.
First quarter study Of Fore
ign Missions" Second quarter 800
Home Missions" Third quarter
Education" Fourth quarter.
"stswardship."
Officers OF the association are.
moderator. Rev, " n Massey Jr.:
tirst vice moderator. Rev, n a.
Hunter; second vice moderator,
Rev. l. c. Harris: thid vice.mod-
orator, Rev, Joseph jackson; re-
cording secretary. A. W, Jordan:
corresponding secretary. NJ. r.
Bell; treasurer. Rev, Kneely VIII
hama
The veteran Upper Midwest
Baptist leader. Rev, " W. Bolts
sT,, IL moderator emeritus Of the
association.
Harvey Hopkins is president %
the association LAymen's League.
otficers % the women's Fur.
eign. Home and Educational Aux
iliary are: president, Mrs Lucia
Brown; viee-prrsidents, celestine
Fraction. Dorothy MasSie and
lone Brown.
Doris Jones is recording So
rotary: Annie E Smith. CORES
ponding ssc'y: johnnie Mae Priest
treasurer: Etheiens Williams.
pianist. Myrtle Harris. music
dircctress; Mira Dorsey Bell do
vOtions chairman; Emma VII
hams director Red Circles; Mary
Jackson asst director Red Cur
eleS and Mrs Ruth MeponAld
president Ministers wives
Fern Helm h president % tire
sunday School and Baptist Teach
ere Union.
CoraslaA X Hunter. pubic rslA-
tions chairman for the Associathun
reported ths October n seSSioa
was wen aftsnasd ana that en-
esIisnt plans were made 10 maAs
tAs eurr~nt year the greatest m
ths hlstOry q ths associAtion.
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A glorious day was wen spent
at Calvary Baptist church, Duluth
on Sunday, October 10. Zion was
well represented az guests Of
Rev. Charles 8. Jones, pastor and
his congregation.
Rev. II. w. Bolts ST.. was
guest speaker at the 3 p. m. ser
vice. He spoke from 81. John, 1919.
His subject, II am the door. II
any man enter in he shall be saw
cd" Our pastor preached q soul
stirring message and your humble
servant was there with others 20
witness. He seemed to have been
at his best,
The Zion Gospel Chorus and
Senior Choir rendered lovely
music, also the Gospel Choir Of
Calvary rendered several num-
bers.
Back here at home, Rev. E. J.
Henderson was In charge Of the
morning service. A goodiy number
attended. I was informed. Part Of
the Senior Choir and Chorus who
did not 60 to Duluth, rendered the
music.
Visitors were welcomed by the
assistant pastor, Rev. Henderson.
Due to the fact that many men,
bers were In Duluth with the pas
tor. evening services at Zion was
omitted on Sunday.
was informed that all men,
bers reported In the hospital last
week, are now recuperating at
home. We hope complete recovery
for them soon.
I'm sure that everyone 10 look
ing forward to the concert being
sponsored by the senior choir Oc-
tober 25th at 8 p. m. at the
church. Mr.. w. b. Hale Ii the
director.
A pre-Halloween party will be
given Friday. october 80. at 8 p.
m. at the church, sponsored by the
Sunday School Everyone IL invit-
ed. Mrs. Cynthia Westbrook IL
superintendent Of the Sunday
Scholars. Z. Henderson, re-
porter.
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PILGRIM REST CHURCH

Sunday morning service. Octo.
Der Is, was In keeping with the
elated message brought TO US by
the pastor, Rev. J. J. jackson. His
text was taken from John 1875
subject, "Frthtfulneas.
Fruitfulness comes after full.
ness After our souls were fed, we
retotced In the power OF God
bringing to us more fruit in song
by q visiting sOloist, whom we
enjoyed immensely.
We invite you. one and all. "a
come over and help. As q cali from,
Macedonia. come over and wor.
ship with us.--Mrs. Dayton Loud
Reporter.
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PnGRINa RAPTIsT NOTEs

The topic Of Rev. Massey's mes-
sage ON Sunday. October 18th at
the Morning Service was The
Testimony OF q Minister" Rev.
Masseys text was drawn from the
third chapter Of PHILIPPIANS, 18th
verse. Prayer was said by Dea-
con w. d. Gray and followed BY
the charol response, Hear Our
Prayer, o Lord" Music was pro-
vided by the Young Womens
Choral Group, the Senior Choir
and the Gospel Chorus.
The following visitors were In
trodueed and welcomed: Mrs. Lula
Norfleet Of 81. Louis. No; MI.
and Mrs. A. Y. jackson, brother
and sister -in-law Of Ramsey Jack
son. Of SC. James A.M.E. church.
and Ira Allen Of 50. Paul. A brief
conservation service OF church
school officers and teachers was
held, following the chtldren's
story by Rev. Massey. II was
noted that J. L. James. 600 Carroll
Avenue 10 ON the sick list. Con-
M. A. Boiling and sister, Mrs.
dolence was expressed 70 trustee
Jettie German, due to the pas
sing Of his brother-in-law, her
husband In Detroit, Mich.
Attention was called 70 the
NAACP Christmas Seal sale and
the 1853 Community Chest cam
paign. RepFet was expressed over
the passing Of one OF our senior
members, Mrs. Florence Cham
bers on October 10th. Funeral
services were held on October Is.
Following the Doxology, dedica-
tory prayer was offered BY Trus-
tee Ramsey Jackson.
On Sunday. October 20 the
church win observe Massey APP
prsciation Day IN honor OF Rev
Floyd Massey Jr. See story else
where In this edition.
Members were urged TO vote
"yes" twice on November 3rd and
attention was called TO an Inn
portant meeting Of the Maxfield
School PTA on Monday. October
26th at 9 .. m. at Maxfield school.
Plans for the new Maxfield school
viii be shown.--Mildred T. Jor-
dan, reporter.
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vallle 9. Webster Died
ThUVSduy, October rs

vallie 3. Webster. i24 Henne-
pin Ave, died In the Minneapolis
General Hospital on Thursday.
October 10. He was q native Of
Omaha. Neb,. and had lived In the
city for only three months.
The remains were shipped on
October N, 10 the Thomas Mort
uary. Omaha, Neb., where funeral
services were held IN October 10.
Survivors are wife, mother and
one sister, Mrs. Agnes Cutwright.
all % Omaha.
Woodland Funeral Home was In
charge Of arrangements.
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Plans for the National Young
Democratic convention 70 Be held
In 80. Paul November ~ through
II were announced this week by
Richard J. Nelson. chicago, presi-
dent OF the Young Democratic
Clubs Of America.
Minnesota's u. @. Senator.
Hubert II. Humphrey win key
note the convention In an address
on Friday morning. November -,
Nelson stated.
Always O staunch advocate OF
Americas youth taking an active
role In political activity" Nelson
said. Senator Humphreys own
career symboliEes the vitality and
progressive spirit contributed by
young men and women TO public
affairs"
'stiIl only a. years Of age,
Senator Humphrey served two
terms a. mayor Of Minneapolis be-
fore being elected TO the United
States Senate In l04s. establish
ing an outstanding record a. one
Of the youngest municipal exscu-
tlves In the nation"
More than q thousand young
Democrats from all the - states
and the possessions win converge
on 50. Paul for the three-day bl-
ennial convention. Leaders In the
Democratic party from all sec
tons Of the country have been is
sued invitations and are expected
TO be present. Among those In
vited are former president Harry
s. Truman and Democratic presi-
Dental candidate Adlai E. Stew
RnMOn
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CARD or THANKS

We wish 10 thank the many
friends and nsighbors for their
acts OF thOughtfulness, for the
kilograms. cards, floral tributes,
and gifts Of money and food dur
ing the death OF our husband.
father and uncle, Everett Allison.
Special thanks 20 Rev. Edward
Jones, pastor Of So. James AAGE
church for his consoling words.
Mira Jessie Allison and family.
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CARD or THANKS

We wish to thank the many
friends for their thoughtfulness
and acts Of Kindness shown dur.
ing our bereavement In the death
Of our nephew and cousin. Edward
n. Long. Especially do we thank
Rev. n. w. Bolts ST.. for his con.
soling words. Rev. George Paul
Jones and Mrs. George Wallace.
Mrs. Emma Walker, Louisville,
Ky, aunt.
Mrs. Claude Lyle, Mrs, Anna
n. Lewis. Detroit, Mich. Mrs,
Susie Tate and Mr.. Richard Rsy-
nolds, Louisville. Ky, cousins.
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Zion Baptist
WOEshipS With
Duluth Church

ny Jessie Ahepagd, Staff WFitsT
Duluth. MINI. On Sunday, oc-
tObsF 10. Rev. ". W. Bolts Or.
and members OF Zion Baptist
church were guests Of the Calvary
Baptist church Of Duluth. MINI.
~ T;l0 .. m. a chartered bus load
Of Zion members and friends left
the church, arriving In Duluth az
about 1880 a m. where they
were joined BY others who came
BY auto.
Rev Charles 3. Jones. host pas.
tor delivered an inspiring mes
sage 81 the morning service. Is
acknowledged the visitors and
welcomed them 10 Calvary. Fol
lowing this morning service. an
appstiEing lunch waa served 10
all visitors IN the undsrcFoft Of
the church.
A. the . p, m. service, Rev.
Jones cited briefly some Of the
many achievements Of the church
for the past three years under his
leadership and commended his
members for their loyal support
and cooperation, without which,
he said he could not have accom-.
plinhsd thsss things.
Rev. Jones then presented REV.
Bolts 10 hls congregation. Rev.
Bolts, the afternoon speaker. de-
llvsFod . stirring sermon taking
his text from ~, John i0:p. Music
was furniahed BY Zion Senior
Choir and Gospel Chorus, with
Mrs. Dora Hardy directing and
Miss Ethsilns Smith At the piano,
The Gospel Chorus Of Calvary also
sang several numbers.
Choir members from Zion, In.
eiudsd the Mines. Walter Mccoy
sFa Robert waFder. Ruth Morris.
sallie Williams. Ethelins Walker,
Essle Arnold, George Wallace,
John jackson, Ethel Sanders.
Frances Harmon. Jessie Johns.
Bessie Harris. Delta PerFiman,
Jeanie Cooper. Beatrice Young,
Ida Webb, the MsasFs. Nd Powell.
Charles williams, o. d. sudduth
and EaFi williams.
Other visitors from Minneapolis
present were Gayle Smiley, Mar.
20. Mary and barbara sudduth,
MiAs Kathryn Psttiford, Mrs.
Johnnie Mae Priest. Raymond
Cooper, Robert wardsr, Mira.
Frank Shaw. Della u. Ross, the
Mines. Edgar whitaker, Rodney
Duncan, Edith Mouldsn. Jimmie
l. Budduth, y, Henderson. Mary
". Drake, - ~. btarkn, Ida Mop
pins, Jessie shepard and Mrs.
Maggie Beard Of ~, Paul,
Alao Mrs, Hester aadduth. Mary
n, Harris, shirley and Nina aud.
duth, Louise james. Mr. and Mrs,
Gordon Granger. George Wallace.
and Edgar whittaker.
And Mrs. w. W, Bolts sr.. the
Mines. Mary BAIL Earl williams
and daughter, Carolyn. ulppie
Smith, Louise MCGEE. Carrie sud.
duth, Evelyn smith, the Measrs
Leon JohnigaR. Eddie Farris and
William G, cornelloua,
This service eliminated the
Mortgage Liquidation Rally con.
Quoted by the church and was 70.
ported TO be a financial success,
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CARD or THAMES

wish to thank the many
friends who 90 kindly remembered
me while I was hospitAli1ed with
cards, flowers. Telephone calls
and visitation. Special thanks %
Rev. b ". Hunter and members
Of Mt olivet Baptist church For
everything shan always BE-
grateful
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Booth