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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-24
GYPSUM
MRS. J. a. GULAU

Mrs. Harold Sperber and daugh-
ter Kathy left last week Thursday
to visit for several days with Mr..
and Mrs. John Swearingen and
sons in Napoleon.
Mrs. Denver Rowley and Mrs. J.
H. Gulau attended the 500 Club
card party last week Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Gust
Schmidt. After IL games of play,
those holding highest scores were
awarded useful gifts and delicious
refreshments enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bahnsen at
tended a solo card party Saturday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alba Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reifschnei.
der and son Ned and Mr.. and Mrs
]. H. Gulau were six o'clock din.
ner guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-24

Stinchcomb, of Springfield at
Lakeside shoreline. His catch, a
33 inch Great Northern Pike,
weighed six and one half pounds
was caught by casting.
Eight Toledo University ex.
change students and mother Of one
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Stock of Toledo, on an outing at
Lakeside and Marblehead PENN
sula. They were: Rasheed Dobaissi
of Bagdad, Irag. Christos Cheones,
of Greece; George D. Panayiaton,
Volos, Greece; B. H. Khan, of In
dia; Eberhard P. Woerz, of Stutt-
gart, Germany; Roelfsema Steen-
wyk, Of Netherlands; Madhab
Chandra of Majumdar; Tezpur
Assam of Indi a;Carmen Viliz nd
her mother, Mrs. Eufemia B. de
Veliz, Santiago, Chile.
Fostoria, National Championships
v. F. w. Band, under direction OF
Richard Downs, gave a concert
Monday Night at Hoover Auditor.
ium Lakeside.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-24

class secretary whose efforts were
not in vain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Ringholz,
Jerry and Shirley had as their din
ner guests on Monday M S.
Don Wallister, Becky, Dean and
Jan, Mrs. James Strickler, Jimmy
Tommy and Bobby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gaydos
held a birthday Party for their
daughter Nancy Friday Evening,
She celebrated her sixth Birthday.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Geoge JUDY, Sally, Michael and
Joseph, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Varzosick, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tietzen, Susan and John, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo Gaydos, Charles, Gregary
and Mary, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Gaydos, Mr.. Louis Novak and
Wendy, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Gaydos, Mrs. Mary Lucas, Diane
Marie, and Patricia.
A report on one of the largest
fish caught on Peninsula thus far
this season was caught by Gail H.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-24

Alvin Kokinda left for the Army
induction center Wednesday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-24
Spencer A. Sweeney and son
George at Erie Beach.

RUTH Il. BURGGRAE

Franz Schillwmeit who has been
stationed at the Name Air Base
at Jacksonville, Fla, has been
transferred to the Marine Air
Base at Memphis, Tenn. His in
strpctor now is his uncle, Master
Sergeant Russell Stoecker. Sgt.
Stoecker is in line for officers
training. Franz will be at Mem
phis for ii weeks.
Rev. D. A. Cassetta has return
ed from New York where he was
called by the serious illness of his
sister, Mrs. Marina. While in New
York message came that Mrs.
Cassetta's mother had passed away
in Florida where she has been liv-
ing for about two years. Rev. and
Mrs. Cassetta are chaplain and
hostess at Wa-li-ro Choir School.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-24
Girls School
Opens At Lakeside

Northeast Ohio Girls School of
Christian Service is being held
this week in Lakeside with Esther
Joyce, Youngstown, as dean, and
Mrs. George R. Jacobs, Cleveland,
associate dean.
Mrs. Earl H. Waggett, Akron,
registrar, reported that over ESQ
girls are attending the school
Sponsored by the Woman's Society
of Christian Service of the Meth
odist Church, the school program
includes worship, lectures, work
shops and recreation.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-24
MARBLEHEAD
MRS. MARY LUCAS

Alvin Kokinda left for the Army
induction center Wednesday.
Clarence st. Marie and Dan
Lane were returning home Satur-
day morning from midnight shift
at New Departure Sandusky when
their car was in a traffic accident
on Church Rd Intersection and
Route 1853. Both suffered bruises
and Mr. st. Marie had cuts on the
head requiring stitches.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Shivey a n d
daughters have moved to the a.
partment, owned by Mrs. Geo
Ward, above the store vacated by
Browns.
Mrs. Anthony Kuznih and child
rem of Cleveland spent week
with her mother, Mrs. Joseph
Pepon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bird spent
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-24

not guilty to the charge but Jus
tice Hosler found him guilty, after
hearing the evidence from the
liquor agents. Mr.. Greunke has
asked an appeal, which Justice
Hosler has granted.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09
REV. HENDERSON SURPRISED
ON HIS RIRTIIpAY

Rev, v. J Henderson was very
pleasantly surprised on his birth
day, Saturday, Jan. \, by his wife
and n group Of friends
Saturday, Jan, =, Rev. Hender-
son. li2S Bryant Ave-, No. was tn
Vited 90 call on the sick and he
visited with them and called on
some In the hospital. This was
his wife's way ot having him away
nom home: upon returning horn
he was really surprised 10 be
greeted by hts wife and a group
u friends, singing. Happy Birth.
day To You"
Those present were. Rev, and
Mrs. a. w RottA Messrs and
McsdameG Melvin jefferson Law.
son Porter: MesSrs Grant BsIl,
n, J wade. W NJ Cump and
Mrs, Mary Ban A delightful eve
ming was spent and Mrs. Heuder.
son served = delicious lunch
Rev, Henderson received some
very nice gifts,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09

Virgil Robinson. 1912 Fifth Ave.
So. age 81. died Sunday, Jan. Z
at FaiTview hospital.
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday. Jan. 7 at one p. m. at 81.
James A.ME. church. Rev Hen.
derson Reddick, pastor, officiating
Burial was In Fort Smelling Ma
tional cemetery.
Mr.. Robinson was born In Evans
Vile, Ind. and he and his wife
have lived In Minneapolis for thirty
years. He was q veteran Of World
War I. For the past eight years he
had been employed by the GRmbol-
skogmo company.
Mr.. Robinson was a member OF
81. James A.M.E. church. SurVi-
Vors are his beloved wife, Mrs
Carrie Robinson. and children.
Clarence Of Chicago; Ira, and his
wife. Eugene (cplD: Kenneth,
Richard and Wanda. his father.
Mr.. Richard Robinson Of Evans
vile. also his brother, Mr.. Ray
mond Robinson OF Evansville and
his sisters. Mesdames Juanita
ovsrtree OF Milwaukee and Lima
Dowson OF Evansville and three
grandchildren.
Mr.. Clarence Robinson. son. OF
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Robinson. brother and his wife
and Mrs. overtres and Mrs. Dow
son. sisters came TO Minneapolis
20 attend funeral services.
Corporal Eugene Robinson. sta
toned In Presideo. Cal. II also
here to attend hts fathers funeral.
Woodland Funeral Home In
charge Of arrangements.
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Twin City
Church NeWS
Rnr,ier Church Notes

Sunday was Communion Sunday
at Border and Rev. c. NJ. Sexton
chose 10 speak on the subject.
Transforming Forces" Scripture
reading was lisa. Ais. The ness
age was timely and fitted In nicely
with the Communion Service. All
visitors were made welcome and
invited TO fellowship with US again.
Next Sunday Rev. Sexton viii
speak on the subject, The King
dom's Observation" Scripture
reading Luke 17:ff.
At the Vesper Hour from 9 TO 7.
the Border Merry Circle, n group
OF newly organized young ladies,
to represent the MY.F. at Border.
and under the leadership Of Mrs.
Fern Hawkins, were presented In
their first public effort. They pre-
scented as their guest speaker. Miss
Corrine Swanson. president Of the
M.Y.F. OF Edgewater Methodist
Church. Miss Swenson, spoke Of
the work OF the M.Y.F. and its
relation to the young people Of
the Church. On the program was
Miss Beverly Bond, viollnist, and
her accompanist, Miss Lola Peter
son. both of Hennepin Methodist
Church. The program was well
attended and the young ladies
should DO commended for a. fine
evening. Be with US at the Vesper
next Sunday evening from 8 TO 7.
You are always welcome at Bor-
der.
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ZION baptist Church Notes

The Old Year Just passed. the
New Year has made its arrival.
There have been many resolutions.
some OF which may be kept. and
others no doubt forgotten. One
thing VIZ must look forward to Is
that we must watch (Selfl which
Is our greatest enemy,
Rev, Bolts. our pastor. preached
q lovely sermon on New Years
Eve Dec. 81. at Has p. m. His
subject was Love" which we
badly need more Of. His sermon
was based on First Corinthians
18th verse" Behold what manner
OF love the Father has bestowed
upon us. that we should be called
the sons OF God.
Rev. Bolts said that we should
all seek 10 know the divine viii
Of God and learn more Of His
ways Much inspiration was given
TO all who heard the sermon
A wonderful letter was rad by
l.. r Perkins, the theme % winch
was II we expect 20 20 higher In
1888 VIE must put our faith IN
God and get together. for together
we stand and divided we fall. We
commend Brother Perkins for his
wonderful letter.
Mrs. Pauline Erwin. $500 Cedar
Ave. and Mr.. Edgar steele united
with the church for baptism. Mr..
Edward Law, 5SS Irving Ave. No.
renewed his Membership. Three
persons were haptiacd with Rev.
=. J, HenderSon administering the
rites Candidates were Edgar
steele, valford Kelly and Maurice
Jaeox Communion followed the
baptism.
Visitors included Mr.. RArneIl
BrecSilove. Miss Willie whitaker
and Dave King. all Of Minneapolis
Zion Baptist church extends Us
sympathy 10 the family az Bro
Tier J. W Pate who passed away
Jan. ) and also 20 Mrs. Eiizabeth
StoTrs In the hnSs % her son May
the Lord b with them in their
sorruw.--Ms Y J. HenaersOn
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SIMMONS To aPEAk At
BETHESDA ON Jan.

The Rev, Martin L. simmons
Of 81, Peter AME church will
preach the dediCatory sermon for
the Twin Cities EvRngchstic Min
listers Association At Bethesda
Baptist church, Jan %. at the
T3tb p, NJ. services
Ministers nf the newly formed
association will be formally dsdi.
Gated 10 tho task Of svangehEing
the Twin Cities through evening
services and stimulating youth
activity IN the Twin city area.
Music will he furnished by the
Clouds Of Joy" and other choral
groups In charge of musical wor.
ship, The public IL invited to the
services
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Mrs. Susie q. ITIIs Dlss

Mrs. Susie n, Ellis. ole Rondo
Ave, died Jan, l, 1888, Funeral
services were held Monday morn
ing. Jan, 5 at ten o'clock at 81,
Peter Ciavrr church. Father Jsr-
ONE Lugrr. ofieiated, Burial was
tn Calvary cemetery.
Mrs, Ehs Ia survived by her
husband. John T. Ellis. four
daughters, Mira Agnes ShAnks.
Mrs Susan scott MrS Rosetta
Gardner, Mary Regina and q son
John Kills Also two nieces, Mrs,
Cccn Lewis and Mrs Ethel Brady
and firtecn Erandchildrcn Brooks
Funeral Home service.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09
PILGRIM BAPTIST
CHURCH NOTES

Happy New Year was the
topic Of Rev. MAsseys Children's
Story on Sunday, January 4, 1858.
The morning sermon, Listen
Within" was given by Rev. John
Digs as his farewell message.
Rev and Mrs. Diggs left the city
this week.
Music for the morning services
was rendered by the Senior Choir.
under the direction of A. v. Hall
and by the Young WOmen's Choral
Group. led by Mrs. Louella Taylor.
The Gospel Chorus, under the
direction OF MIS-. AFlee HRllOwell
also participated
The following visitors were in
troduced by Mrs. Cunningham:
Mrs. George Day, Huron, s. Da-
kota; Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Payne
OF Kalamazoo, Michigan, aunt and
uncle OF B. L. Morris: and Mrs.
Annie 8. Henderson Of Oakland,
California, formerly Of st. Paul.
Special prayers were asked for
the following sick and shut-in
members: Trustee N. Walter
Coins, Jr., Mrs. Blanche Payne,
Deaconess Martha Digs, Mr..
Fred TayIor.( Mrs. Geraldine Tay-
lor, Mrs. Addie Lewis, Walter
Bennett, Mrs. Anna Harris, Mr..
James Taylor, Deacon r. B. Simp-
son, Sidney Cuthbert, Mrs. Susie
Beasley, Mrs. Emma Mosby, Rob-
ert Williams, Miss Gertrude James,
John Claiborne. Edward Boynton,
c. d. Jones, Mrs. Sylvia Whitley,
Mrs Mamie Allen and Earl Brent.
Next Sunday Rev. Massey win
deliver q sermon entitled Forget
ting and Reaching"
On Tuesday, January 9Th the
Social and Literary Society met
at the home Of Mrs. Regenia Nor
ris, All Maclubin.
On next Sunday evening from
3 10 p. m. the Second Quarterly
meeting of 8. 8. and BTU. Auxil-
larry. Mimi, South Dakota State
Baptist Association viii meet at
Bethesda Baptist Church, Mime
apolis.
A certificate Of Baptism was
presented TO John Collins who was
baptized by Rev Massey during
the morning services. All new
members were given the Right
hand Of Fellowship. The Ordinance
Of Communion followed. Special
organ music was rendered by Sid
ney Williams
II was announced that the Tx.
ecutive Board OF the National
Baptist Convention will meet In
Adjourned Session at Hot Springs,
Arkansas, January ~, 1858. Rev.
Massey, as a member of this
board. IL planning TO attend. A
plea was made for the membership
TO contribute to q special offering
next Sunday 10 aid In liquidation
OF the Indebtedness on the Con.
vention Bath House In Arkansas.
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William TuyloT Resident
Mere % Y0dES Dies

William Taylor, 3427 Third Ave.
So, died Saturday. Jan. at Nj.
Sinai hospital.
Funeral services were held Tues
day, Jan. 9 from the Woodland
Funeral Home Chapel. Rev. Mar
tin Luthern Simmons. officiating
Burial was in Crystal Lake
cemetery. Mr.. Taylor had been in
poor health for some time lie
went 10 the hospital Oct. rs and
was operated on Nov. 5, lie re-
turned home and was there a
month and q half. Dec, 70 ne
entered Mt. Sinai hospital and
lived a short time.
Survivors are his mother. Mrs
Elizabeth storrs: sister, Mrs. Rob
ert Wallace. brother. Cecil Taylor
Mrs, Rose Booker. sister, aunt,
Mrs. Cora Christian and other
relatives
Mr.. Taylor had lived in Mime
Rpolis, % years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09
MRS. SARAH ADAIR
ILL A YEAR, DIES

Mrs. Sarah Adair. died Tuesday.
Jan. 9 at the home OF her daught-
er. Mrs Evan winston. 1850 31st
Ave. So.
Funeral Services will be held
Saturday. Jan. 10 at II q. m. at
st. James AME church. Rev. Hen
derson Reddick. officiated.
Burial In Crystal Lake cemetery.
Survivors are daughter. Mrs.
Winston. Is grand children, 10
great grandchildren and other rel
Atives.
Mrs. Adair was born In Dec. 80
years ago. She came TO Mime
apolis "a years ago from her home
in Hackenville, Ala. and has made
her home with her son-In-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Win
ston and their family. a..
Soon after Mrs. Adair came 10
Minneapolis, she joined 50. James
A.ME. church and at the time OF
her death. was the oldest member
Of st. James. Wa.
Mrs. Adair had been in III health
for over a year.
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REHoBOTH CHURCH

Sunday. Dec. 2Sth. the Glory
Light Gospel singers put on q
musical program. featuring the
Royal Jubileers, which was en-
joyed by AL. OF course. when any
one mentions that the Royal Jubi-
leers were present, folks Just know
that we heard some good music.
The Glory Lights were good. too.
Mrs. Henrietta Loud OF this
city and Miss Betty Atkins OF
81 Paul each rendered beautiful
solos We certainly enjoyed them.
The program was under the
direction Of Mrs. Mary Gillen. At
her request. Luther Hubbard acted
a. master Of ceremonies. The pro-
ceeds OF the meeting went toward
the building fund for the church.
-Grace simmons. Reporter
C T. PARKER. Pastor
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FvHsroI Services hold
For Mrs. Price


Mrs. Harriet Price. 7O6 Rondo
Ave, died Wednesday, Dec. II.
1889. Funeral services were held
Monday. Jan, S at two o'clock In
the afternoon from Camphor NJ.
v. church. Rev. Jerome Del
Plno, pastor, offieiAted. Mrs.
Price was the wife Of Mr. Turner
Price and she Is also survived by
their children. Turner Jr,, Harry.
Harold Eugene. Robert, Bruce,
Merlin Mrs Edith Hubbard. Mrs,
Dorothy Henderson. Miss Verlene
Price. Cincinnati and Miss Lau-
rene Price. Mrs, Price il also sur
vtvcd by her aster. Mrs. Eugene
Weber. Florida. brothers, Ciar-
snes DAVIS, Rev, Harry M. DAVIS,
Kansas city No; Sylvester
Davis. Vancouver. n. c. and
Robert DAVIS % Chicago. nine
grandchildren and other relatives
and friends
Burial was in Forest Lawn
cemetery.
Brooks Funeral Home was In
charge Of ArranESmsnts
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09
Mt. OIIvET CHURCH NEWS

a New Year and a New Start"
was the subject used by Rev. B.
II. Hunter at the morning hour Of
worship. His text was taken
from the 35th chapter Of Genesis.
Before the sermon, a special
selection was rendered by Rev.
James Milsap, The Lord Is My
Shepherd"
The music for the morning SER
vices was furnished by the SEN
Tor choir. directed by Mrs, d. Bell,
accompanied by Mrs. Blessing
Faison.
Registered visitors were: Mrs.
r. A. Hunt, Sr.: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Blakey, YanktOn, s. OAK. /:
Mrs. Axell Scarver, Mrs. Minnie
Peck, Des Moines, Ia: Mrs. Helen
Allen, Minneapolis: Mrs. John
Williams, Minneapolis and Mr.. Al
Lorrence.
Mrs. Bernice Burk formerly Of
Davenport, Ia. united with the
church.
At the evening hour OF wor-
ship the ordinance Of the Lords
Supper was observed.
Mrs. Eliza Smith. CharIene
Mitchell and John Mitchell united
with the church at the evening
worship hour.
The Mission Circle met at the
parsonage Tuesday. Jan. 8. The
Home Mission Circle was in
charge.
The sick Of the church are
sisters Orean Rawlings, Mary
Props, Ella Golden, Cresie Jones
Daisy Middlecoff and A. Brown,
Brothers r. Williams. J. Jones and
J. Clark. Let US remember them
In our prayers. Edith 8 Massie
reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09
FREDnlG 0RAV IMMORAL
70 90 DEDICATED IAN. ~

Sunday Jan. IL. at the IL q. m.
service at st. Thomas Episcopal
church. Minneapolis the Fred Lu-
Their Gray. memorial baptismal
basin and ever will be dedicated
This memorial was purchased by
donations from friends Of the late
Mr.. Gray raised through the In
terest Of James and Beatrice Stem
mons at the suggestion OF Rev.
Louis johnson.
Mr.. Gray died suddenly in March
1852. Immediately following his
death the slemmons quietly began
TO raise funds for the memorial
which will be dedicated Sunday.
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ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH


Rev. Henderson Reddick preach
ed on the subject, The Know
ledge or God" last Sunday morn
ing using as his text I Samuel,
2:1-1l.
Mr., Reddick made God real TO
the congregation. Our minister In
his sermon gave each Of US the
feeling that His eye II on the
sparrow and I know He watches
me"
Brother Virgil Robinson passed
away Lords Day morning at 3
q. m.
IF on a quiet sea
Toward a quiet we calmly sail,
With grateful hearts, o. Lord
TO Thee
Wen own the favoring gale"
The Allen Christian EndeaVOuF
League il directing its activity to-
ward organizing a Junior Choir.
Funds are being raised for sum-
mer camp. II win be on to Camp
Baber for the youth Of st. James
In SO.
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tcontinued from page onsJ
rules at the opening Of each new
Congress.
Moral Issue Raised
The refusal Of the Senate 90
curb the fllibustsE. Roy Rsuther.
JAW educational director, said
would be- interpreted abroad. par
tlcuIariy in Asia and Africa. a. a
rejection Of civil rights. This
places q moral responsibility upon
the Republican leadership 10 meet
this issue. thu union leader assert
ed,
Responding. Senator TAFT said
no moral issue was involved and
reminded the group that organic
"a labor had supported the Demo,
Gratis. Just a. the people Of the
United States Tepudiated your
position in the election, 20 would
the peoples Of the world were the
test put, the Ohio Republican de-
clared.
Others In the delegation lnclud.
ed James Carey. secretary-treaS.
urer Of the CIO and president Of
the International Union Of EIsctrl.
cal Workers; Theodore Brown.
representing the American Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor; Ray Ross,
JAW. Springfield. Ohio; Herman
EdslsberR. B,nai Firth: Walter
KiTaehenbaum. Jewish Labor
Committee; Pat o'MAlisy. JAW.
Cleveland: Mrs. Annalee Stewart,
womsn'S international League for
Peace and Freedom: Arnold Aar-
OnA0n, National Community Re-
lations Advisory Council: and
orvills Bsemsr. JAW. Toledo.
Ohio.
Lehman. Humphrey. Douglas
Firm
The session with Senator TAN
followed . day Of lobbying on the
Hill with members Of the senators
and q dinner meeting at the
Hotel stAtIer. At the dinner. Sen
atorn Herbert Lehman. New
York; Paul Douglas. Illinois: and
Hubert Humphrey. Minnesota. all
Democrats, pledged an all out
fight for . rules change at the
opening Of the Senate. A similar
pledge was made In a joint tele-
gram received from Senators Irv-
ing ives, New York and James n.
Duff, Pennsylvania. both Rspubli-
cana
The vital issue before the Sen.
ate and the American people" q
statement read by Mr.. White at
tho dinner on behalf Of the
Leadership Conference said. Is
whether or not the commonly Rc-
esptsd rules and procedures which
characterize democratic institu-
tiona shall prevail In the United
states Senate BaAlcaIly these
democratic precepts impose upon
each new legislative body the obli-
cation OF adopting it, own rules Of
conduct"
The conference called upon
the members Of the Senate 70
support the effort TO adopt . new
set Of rules for this Senate, in
cluding . rule which will provide
for the imposition Of oloture BY
majority vote after full and free
debate"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09
Oath OF rnrn,rr Rr.,Arni

Mrs. Bessie Lewis Farmer,
daughter of the late Mrs Annie
Rohannon. died In Superior, Wis.
Drc. -
she was buried In Calvary
0SmstsEy in Superior. wednesday,
Dce. 81 she is survived by one
dAUghtsr, MrS Geraldine MArtis
% Chicago; two sonA Harry q
Superior and Milton of Seattle; q
sister. NrA LsOta Reese. Has
Emerson Ave No