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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-03
BORDER METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday. December 3 is Com
munion Sunday. also the second
Sunday in advent. Rev. Paul w
Neal, pastor of Columbia Heights
Community Methodist church and
Rev. Charles NJ Sexton will ex-
change pulpits on Sunday. Rev
Neal will conduct services at Bor-
der and Rev. Sexton will conduct
services at Columbia Heights
church.
Those who are Interested in at
tending the Methodist Union din
ner To be- held at Hennepin Ave
Methodist church at 6:l5 p. m.
Wednesday, December 8. see Mr..
Wendell Jones for tickets Those
who have been there before, know
the treat that Is awaiting you. DIR.
y Foster Stockwell OF Buenos
Aires, South America will be the
speaker All reservations must be
in the hands of Mr. Jones not lat
er that Sunday. December 5th.
The members OF Border church
are happy TO welcome Mr.. Douglas
Lewis as our new organist an.
choir director Mr.. Lewis is a very
talented young man and am
sure the choir members are going
TO enjoy working with him. 7
those who are interested in the
choir. Mr.. Lewis will be happy to
have you meet with them Friday
evenings at 8 p. m. ut the church.
Remember the vesper at 8 p m.
Visitors are always welcome at
Border.
A thought for the day: Il was
glad when they said unto me. let
us so into the house Of the Lord.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH

Jesus And The Little Children
was the subject of Rev. Floyd
MaSsey's sermon on Sunday. No
vember rs at the Morning worship
service. Following the organ call
TO prayer by Sydney Williams.
morning prayer was offered by
Deacon ~. ~. Smith.
Flowers on the pulpit were pro-
vided by the Decorations Commit
tee. Music was by the Senior
choir and the Gospel chorus.
Mrs. Marie Ware of Chicago.
Ill, was a visitor,
Little Delano Eugene Hampto@
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Hampton was dedicated.
Godparents are Deacon and Mrs.
Moses Knott Sr. A. w. Jordan,
chairman of the Deacon board
represented the deacons and Mrs.
John l.. Banks, the Cradle Roll
department,
Following the doxology. dedica-
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WOMAN CHARGED WITH
MISUNDERSTANDING so CENTS
DAILY IN STATE FUNDS

Sally Ann Cork, 4l2 Iglehart. a
clerk. was indicted by a Ramsey
county grand jury on a charge OF
stealing money from the boiler in
spection division of the state In
dustrial Commission
The mother of two children was
charged with third degree forgery.
James r. Lynch. Ramsey county
attorney, said that the mother is
alleged to have Incorporated
Si67 during the past year and
took the money so cents at a time,
Mrs. Cork was arraigned Wed
nesday before District Judge Roy
den s. Dane,
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FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST
CHI RlH

The service at Friendship was
wonderful Sunday, Nov. - at the
eleven O'Clock hour. We had for
our guest speaker Rev W NJ
Atkins OF Kansas City, Mo He
selected his text from Job. 3lst
chapter and iith verse What
then shall do when God riseth
up And when He visiteth. what
shall I answer Him >" Using for
his subject. Face to Face with
God The minister brought out
that we all must stand face 10 face
before our Judge. and give an ac-
count OF our stewardship here
We enjoyed the message Immense
ly.
United with the church by
Christian experience was Mrs
Mildred BrisCo. formerly of the
Egypt Baptist church. Dallas,
Texas, and Mrs. bessie Belfrey. a
former member Of Bethesda Rap
fist church We were happy 20 re
ceivc them and We pray that God
may add more laborsrs 10 Friend
ship. the friendly church.
Next Sunday evening at 100.
Friendship will worship and Rap
tise At the Portland Ave Christian
church. located at Portland Ave.
and Grant. or 18Th and Portland
The Lords Supper viii also be-
given All are invited 20 come and
worship with us at that hour We
are asking all candidates 10 be
there for Baptism.
Our $4,000 dollars rally has be-
gun for a church building We
pray that everyone will help us.
hhls Our God shall supply all
our needs according 10 His riches
in glory by Christ Jesus" Mrs.
Irene Nolan. reporter Rev l. c
Harms. minister
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G Californian, Former
Minneapoliton. Ends
Six Weeks Visit

Concluding six weeks enjoy.
able vacation spent In his native
home Mr. Irwin Smith OF Los An
Eeles Calf who has been visiting
his sister and brother-in- law. Mr.
and Mrs Walter Aston. Of 1917
THIRD Az &. and host Of old
friends left by moter for his home
on Thursday morning. December
2
Mrs Aston accompanied him Ia
Chicago. whore they viii be Joined
by Mr. Aston and the three viii
go To Phoenix. Aria 10 visit an
other sister Mrs Mamie Arm
strong for a few days From there
Mr. smith will proceed to Los An
gclos and Mr. and Mrs Aston win
return 10 Minneapolis stopping
nff in Chicago for = few days visit
rnrnute
Mr. Smith has been the recipient
" numerous social cOurtcsies dur
ing hts visit ON Thanksgiving day
he was the guest ~ Mrs Edna
Shull Mccullough. Mrs Carrie
Neal and Phillip Mccullough NJ
dinner At the home " Mrs Neal.
1aIS Firth Az 3
On Friday evening. November
"a he was the guest ~ Mrs. Aston
NJ the Louis Armstrong concert.
Sunday dinner guest ~ Mr. ard
Mrs Spencer Shivrrs and later the
same evening. accompanied hv
Miss Dorothy Allen and Mrs A.
ton were the guests ~ Mr. and
Mrs q L. Alexander. SS7c Firth
Az $ On Monday he attended the
81 Thomas Episcopal Victory
dinner Mr. Smith Is former
member of s, Thomas
Mr. Smith was loud IN hts praise
~ the genuine hospitality and tho
warm friendship ne has received
while in the city III all has been
most gratifying, he said
In Los Angeles. Mr. Smith has
extensive real estate holding and
~ also active IN the stock market
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Twin City
Church NeWs
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

"Oh give thanks unto the Lord
for He is good, because His mercy
endureth forever" Psa- lib. So
many Of US forget to reverence
of US who don't have time to think
the almighty. there are so many
Of His goodness to us. But we
must think while there's time TO
think. because after a while, IL
will be too late. Today the writer
says you hear my voice, harken
not your hearts.
A capacity crowd gathered at
st. Peters AME church on
Thanksgiving Day to worship.
Many hearts were filled with the
wonderful message delivered by
the newly elected minister of Way
men AME church, Rev Marlin J.
Hendrieth. Speaking from Gen.
All, his subject was, The Man
who Fumbled Opportunity and
Destroyed the future of His Bro
Their" In my opinion we are still
fumbling opportunity. not building
up. but seemingly trying to ignore
the standards which Christ himself
has laid. The message was wonder
fully illustrated.
was absent from Zion on Sun
day, November %, although I was
informed our pastor, Rev. Fl. w.
Bolts Sr., brought wonderful
message from the subject. Gods
Covenant with Man" taken from
NAL 3-17. Despite the unpleasant
weather. a good attendance was
reported at the morning worship
service. My better half Rev. f.
Henderson, is indisposed and we
were not able to be present.
At this moment Rev. Hender-
son is not feeling the best. but
hope his condition will improve
soon. His condition has prevented
him from going on his Job this
week but we hope he will be up
soon and back at work.
The Minnesota-South Dakota
District Convention met at Mt
Olivet Baptist church, st. Paul on
Sunday I was informed fairly
good attendance was present
Sorry we didn't chance to attend,
but understand the service was
wonderful
The following churches parti-
cipated in the union Thanksgiving
service held at St. Peters AME
church. st. Peters AME. st.
Thomas Episcopal, Holsey Mem
orial CME. Pilgrim Rest Baptist.
Wayman AME, Bethesda Baptist,
St James AME. Allen AME and
Zion Baptist. A wonderful fellow
ship was enjoyed
Come to Zion Baptist next Sun
day You are always welcome
Mrs f Henderson. reporter.
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FRIENDSHIP chr CH To
SERVE DINNER SATURDAY

There Will D. dinner served hy
Friendship Baptist church Ms
sion society SATURDAY. pccsrh~r
Z a. 80 OlSnn Highway Fsh
fried chicken ant gatherings -
Frtri Chicken 81 = HsA and chit.
'erhrE 81 We will deliver CAL
IL tstS Sister Opal Clark. pres
tent AtVf
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CANPHoR CHURCH NEWS

Cawphor had successful wC-
mans day under the highly cap
able leadership % Mrs " Zachary
Bell Mrs = Bradshaw director 81
the 81 Paul YwCA and head Of
the first iuteTTscial camp held al
Lake Elmo, spoke on the develop.
msut ~ the WV movement. Much
WAs said about the ahiiity Of the
ST Paul Branch 20 help children
and adults adjust in the C0mmun-
Ity.
Emphasis was placed on the
nee! for Negroes To provide more
leadership in "" activities and 10
make fuller use OF its services and
facilities
Remarks wrrc made BY Rev J
Nel Fnn ard a Sruorgashori ~-ss
served IN the church basement -
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BROoK AUX.
To MEET MONDAY DEC. q

Attacks Brooks Auxiliary 10
Post No 600 American Legion will
hold It's regular meeting on Mon
day December &. At the home ~
Mrs Allen Mcintosh. s1S 81. An.
,honv Az
Topping the agrnda will BE-
plans for both the charitable and
social projects for Christmas
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ATTTCkS RRoOkS POST
MEETS FRIDAY. DEC. Z

Atturks Brook Post No. 500
American Legion VIII hold It's reg
ular monthly meeting on FRIDAY
nccemseT I A. : ? ~. on the third
floor OF the American Legion
Memorial RuildEiag. - W Sew.
cnth 81
AZ this meeting the Cntld Wei
tarr project prtr" Viii ~ awarded
All comrades and friends are wei
come Mr. Marion /. Brown is posr
commander
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Of 81, Thomas. TaImage II. Carey.
master Of ceremonies. stated the
purpose Of this get-together. that
IL WAS the kick off for the churchs
Builders For Christ" campaign.
lie said that 81. Thomas church In
on the upward move. that the
members are interested In their
church and It's program and n CON
tlnuanee and expansion Of tho
work for Gods Kingdom,
The program" Rev. Johnson
said. 'is n search for deeper dsyo-
ton 10 God and 10 his cause In
each Of ua, When we do this, We
are building for tho future"
Community singing. led by
Mrs Louis Johnson was enjoyed
Mt intervals during the dinner
A highlight Of the evening was
the presentation Of an orchid cor.
sage and cash token Ia Mrs
Lucia Mcclure In appreciation Of
her unselfiah devotion. Bhs was
praised for the wonderful work
that She has done and for her
many years Of service. friendiiness
and helpfulneHa, Mrs Paul Curry
made the presentation Mrs Me
Clure, deeply touched, gave her
thanks Ia tho body.
Noah Smith. president 81 the
Mems club spoke ON What the
Canvass Means To Me" and stated
that In making a Hacrificial
pledge 10 your church you are In.
vestinR In bank account with
God; that believing In God and
His church In thr foundation Of
real Christianity,
Percy Hughes. sr.. treasurer
gave u few remarks ON the "splr.
itual and Material Needs Of ~
Thomas Church" Ito stated tina,
We prosper in material things ac.
cording To the amount Of faith we
have In God. happiness In kneei.
ing before God and n We love our
church. each and every member
that In Christian Fellowship, our
plans and actions are sure to he
right n We love God The spirit Of
Christ In tho answer To what are
the spiritual needs Of ~, Thomas
lie said numbers are growing
among the young people Of the
church. Providing the proper re.
orcatlonaI facilities and program
for them. supplying equipment
needed and the necessary things
To work with are some Of the ma.
terial needs Of the church.
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IN MEMORIAM

In memory OF my husband,
James A Lewis, who passed away
three years ago, December /. 1851:
A happy home we once enjoyed,
How sweet the memory still
But death has left a loneliness
The world can never fin
More and more each day
miss you
Friends may think the wound
is healed.
But little they know the sorrow
That lies within my heart
concealed.
Sadly missed by wife, Bessie
Lewis
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St. Thomas Episcopal
Church Victory" Dinner
Attended By Crowd
ny JESSIE SHEPARD

Christian fellowship and unity demonstrated Mon
day evening November 80 when st. Thomas Episcopal church
host It's members and their families Victory Dinner
The affair held at 80 .. m. in Knickerbocker Hall
Gethsemane Episcopal church, with 1877 persons present
Invocation given by Rev. Louis W Johnson rector
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The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1954-01-22

Mr.. end MRS. Carl Num- left here for
Anchorage, Dec. 81 on en- emergency
dition causing Mrs. Num- to need oper-
Ell on. Tt was thought for while that an
operation would not be necessary and the
doctors kept Dnma under close observation.
Now. however. it seems advi sable and has
been scheduled for Tues. Jan rs. Josephine
Schaeffer Is helping Anna May With her
SINE II brothers and sister during their
PARENTS absence.
BflT Viii teker arrived here from the
"south" on Jan. IL. He left Tommy with
the childts gre ndparents in Kentucky where
Bi II had been vi ST ting before his return.
Bi II wi II ettend court in Anchorage next
month in litigation over the custody Of
Tommy.
Nesselie Apukok returned from Anchorage
dan. WI tn his five year old son. Junior.
Mrs. Olga olson IL care for the boy DUR
ms has indefinite stay With his father.
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1954-01-22

Another pair Of neWly-wsds, John Martin
and Maxine Pearson, flew into town last
week from the states. Jshn flew hi own
plane from Anchorage. They wi II spend tho
rest Of the wi inter- WI tn the John Peerso
on wood River Road. You have lovely
and charming brloe. Johnny, eno We know
you appreciate the prize you have won.
We kinda think SHE'S precty lucky, too.)
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1954-01-22
1.-THE SWIM"

Mrs. Pauline Conquest end Mrs. Irene
Jayns1 were double guests Of honor at q
Stor4z Slower give for them by their mothe
Mrs. Elizabeth LARSON at the FAM ly home
on Jan. IA. Tt was declared q wonderful
evening.
Mrs. Rosa Aulkeit was hostess at
nBaby Showorn for Eleanor Alulkeit at her
homo on Jan. 10. Nary anne Senlett won the
hair brush door prize. while all the other
guests "Bingoed" at least once--a1l but
Eleanor who di dn't care tho least bit VIII en-
she saw all tho lovely presents she ro-
ceived for the baby.
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1954-01-22

nargueri to lnl1stt became the bride Of
Dwi ght j. Thompson in beautiful, formal
ceremony at the Grace Baptist Church in
San Jose, California oarly this month.
Tho newlyweds took five day honoym,sn
to San Bernardino, with stops ct lIonlerey
and Santa Barbara.
The groom IS graduate ef SEN jose Sta
College viii CHI both he End Nargueri to etten
ed. The Thompsons ere ct home ct
334 South 9th Street, Sen Jose, Co fornie
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1954-01-22

ellen end Johnny Heyeno he'd beby
boy in Dec ember which incree ses their
little brood to three.
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1954-01-22

Alice Olson Gordon touched the stork
tor g fine boy on Lee. 20. The child wes
born LII knchora6e, has name is Donald
eno he is the Goroonss second son.
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1954-01-22
LOOK WHO'S ROCKING The CRADLE.
,frc F67o Nerrreor nrasen+.ed her

&
FAM y wi tn e lovely baby boy this nc
rHe i S Oscar, Jres the coup1es' fourth
child, second boy. I'VE think.
, 1954-10-07
By the Acting Governor

By the Acting Governor
of the
Virgin Islands Of the United STATES - I
A pRocLAMATIoN
VIRGIN ISLAND CLEANUP WEEK
, 1954-10-07

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE VlHG1N ISLANDS
DIVISION OF ST. cRoIX AT cHRISTIANsTED
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF PROBATE NO. 1854
EMILY CHRISTIAN scHoU. DECEASED NAY TENN 1854
PUBLICATION OF APPOINTMENT 8 NOTICE TO CREDITORS
l. Wallace A. Phare, having been appointed Administrator,
eta, of the above entitled estate, do hereby give notice 70 Al
creditors of the estate and to all persons having claims against TN
estate within six () months from the date Of this notice 70 the
Administrator at his residence Chrisiansted, St Crolx
or to his attorneys LEADER & PADHLA, ESQS, at their office
No. So King Street, Frederksted, st. Croix.
All persons indebted to the estate are hereby requested 20 make
payment to the said Administrator. eta, or his attorneys. within
the said time.
First publication Of this notice made this 22nd day Of September
"a D. 1864.
Leader g. Padilla Esqrs. WaAace z. Fhaue
Frank Padnla Esq. of Council Administrator C.lAA
, 1954-10-07

CHARLES K. CLAUNCH, Acting Governor Of the Vir-
gin Islands of the United States, do hereby designate the
week beginning October A. 1854 as Virgin Islands Cleanup
Week, and / request all property owners, tenants, and oeeu-
pants Of properties, including owners Of empty lots, to give
special attention during this campaign to a thorough clean
up all such properties.
This Proclamation is issued in conjunction with the
Proclamation designating Fire Prevention Week. Trash,
rubbish, newspapers, etc, are very serious fire hazards ana
should be disposed Of throughout the Islands during this
week.
And / hereby direct all the facilitating services Of the gov
|ernment Of the Virgin Islands, and especially the Depart
ments of Health, Public Works, and Police, to cooperate full
ly in this campaign, to urge all private as well as public pro-
perry owners and tenants to perform a complete cleanup
and to provide for the prompt and rapid removal Of all
such garbage and trash which may be removed during this
period;
And ! further direct that attention shall be particularly
given during this campaign to enhancing the condition and
appearance of all our parks and other public places;
IN WITNESS WHEREOF / have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal Of the Government Of the Virgin Islands
to be affixed at Charlotte Amalie, ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands
Of the United States, this 18th day of September, A. D, 1854.
CHARLES K. CLAUNCH
Acting Governor
SEAL !,
Kodiak mirror., 1954-09-04
Arf and Gratis show
 To Be Held Sept 11-1z

The Arts and Crafts show will be held at the U. s. .. on Saturday and Sunday llth ana 18th of September from z @ 10 pm. Local artist, Paul Bona and Bill Gray will be on hand toentertain withquicksketcnes and paintings.
 A great varity of Crafts wlh be on display as well as paint ings and drawings by the Tues day Art group, Elementary and High School Stud ents and others.
 Due to the generosity of the following merchants, Q. Kraft & Son, Donnelley& Acheson, l Naughtons Bakery, berts IDrug Store, Knudsen, & La l lLande Bakery, cash prizes will be awarded by popular vote ID lthe Adult & Junior section
Kodiak mirror., 1954-09-04
Five EVIL. Men Killed

Juneau (R)-Five of six persons aboard a U. s. Fish S Wildlife Service plane were killed in a.crash late Friday on Admiralty Islands. All aboard the ill-fated plane were Government Employees. most of the men having at one time worked in the Kodiak Is- land Area for the Service.
 Four of the victims died in their seats when the twin en- zine plane crashed. The vic tins of the crash were George Kelez, Seattle, assistant FWS supervisor for Alaska, Dick Shuman, 8 FWS supervisor in Alaska, Larry Kolleon, a FWS biologist from Seattle and Pat Davis Bidwell. Juneau, who was working for the Service and vacatiening'4 in Juneau. The fifth victim was pilot Bob Meeks.
 The only survivor was Gus Hilsinger. FWS biologist and although he was suffering from broken ribs and serious hip bruises, struggled miles to reach the beach where he
 Continued on pageA
Kodiak mirror., 1954-09-04
Explorer Meet. Called

A meeting for the purpose of organizing an Explorer Post in Kodiak, will be held at 7:30 pm, Thursday, Septern- Der 9th in the Scout Hutain Kodiak.
 All boys from the city and the Naval Base who are IA or over, or who will be IA by November 30th, and ire in terested in the Explorer phase of scouting are urged to at tend.
 Prior experience in the Boy Scouts is not necessary to get into this advanced branch of scouting.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-09-04
48O Enroll In School

When the school term opeM next Tuesday, September Y 480 school children who eh rolled last week will enter tl1 Kodiak public schools. Laas registrations are expected
 bring the total enrolment uR to 5c0 on the opening day.
 ALL GRADE SCHOoss . CHILDREN WILL REPOkr FOR CLASSES IN THE NEW
 ELEMENTARY BUILDING-
 Twenty-four teachers have been employed, eight on tns high school staff, and sIxtesn
 in the elementary school Teachers new on the 'nlgh
 school staff are: Everett Be sola, commerce and soc'a' science; Fred Feathefstons
 science Es and mathematics Esther Gold, home economics and girls P. E.. and Frances
 Bates, who will teach music i'A
 both high school and the eie- mentary school. Don Morgan, high school principal, Der@ i Brunstad, Frances Gray anc
 Ruby Walker will return @ positions held last year. .s l Four elementary school teachers will fill vacancies ana
 new position s on the elemen- tary school staff. Curtis Sax ] ton will teach seventh grade Eileen Holiber, fourth grade: Edith Collins, second grade and Helen, Seleen. first graue Betty springhill will teach eighth; grade, Louise Warren fourth grade; Mary Dandeneau Eseventh grade; ClaEEaeliessss sss Dawson, sixth grade; Wanaa
 Fields. third grade; Vlrglnia z.
 Briner, third grade; Lols Burnham, second grade; Vide Truitt, second grade; Rose
 Whinery first grade: ana
 Helen Schott, kindergarten Irwin Gilbreath will teacn shop.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-09-04
Savoy Receives Suspended Term

Louis Savoy, local resident of Kodiak for the past ten years. was arrested on a war rant by the U. s. Commission er's office on a complaint by his former wife Juanita Mar shall for failure to support a minor child.
 At the time of his arrest he was aboard the SS Alaska bound for Seward where he planned a shurt vacation, then planned on driving down the highway to the states. He was removed from the ship by a special appointed officer and placed in the city jail for arraignment. This court action took place Tuesday and he was released on a 5000 bail, We'd, September 1st
 Savoy pied guilty at 10 am in Commissioners Court as charg- ed and recieved six months suspended sentence with the understanding that he get in touch with the District Judge in Anchorage and makeproper restitution.