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Ohio Couple Here
To Visit Daughter
Mrs. Harold Carter

Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Penn of
Cincinnati, o., arrived in the city
Monday. November % for a visit
with their daughter and son-in-
law, MIR. and Mrs. Harold Carter
and family of 1928 Third Az, s.
MIR and Mrs, Penn have been
the recipients of many social cour-
tesies during their visit on
Thanksgiving Day, the Carriers
were hosts at dinner in honor of
their parents Other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shoffner Of
ST. Paul,
On Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der %, the Carriers and their
guests were the guests of Mr., and
Mrs, Thaddeus James of 6l3 Lo-
gan Av N.
On Friday evening, November
Is, Mr.. and Mrs. Carter enter
tanned informally at get ac-
quainted party in their honor. on
Saturday evening. November 81,
they were honored guests Mt an
open house given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Fouehia Sonion and Mr., and Mrs,
Robert Shoffner Of 81. Paul
Mr. Penn left for his home on
Sunday. November rs. Mrs. Penn
viii remain In the city until De-
Cember 9Th,
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TWIN MAYEs GIRLS
FETED AT SIXTH
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Sunday, November 2s was a
gala day for Karen and Chris
Mayes. twin daughters OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Mayea OF 3si6 Fourth
Av S., when they were feted by
their mother and Mrs Alice Fort
with q party In celebration OF their
sixth birthday, which was Mon
day, November 20,
From 10 p, m. group Of
their playmates came In 10 wish
them happy birthday and TO join
IN the games Each guest was pre-
scented with a hat, horn and fans
for the girls and the boys were
given. In addition TO hats and
horns, cigar fun makers.
Prizes for games were given TO
Claudia Brown. Catherine Cum
bingham and Ralph Crowder Jr. A
highlight OF the delightful affair
was pictures taken of the group
by Robert Pierre,
Karen and Chris were made
very happy with the many lovely
gifts received
Salad, sandwiches, Ice cream
and cake, candy and nuts were en-.
ioyed by the youngsters. The two
beautifully decorated birthday
cakes with their names Inscribed
one for each OF the honorees
brought shouts OF delight AS they
were cut and served
Those sharing their birthday
happiness were O, n. and Stanley
Ripper, whitman and Cynthia
Tucker. Rosslyn and Rocky" Rob
gins Kenneth Wallace Jr,. Curtis
Lewis, Jr.. Linda. Angela. Michael
and Theresa Reynolds, Jacquelair
and Paulette Mayes.
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Living With Teenoeers
Is Topic Of Mondays
Sociol Agency Show

Pointers on How To Live With
Teenagers" will be aired at $50
p. m. Monday when four social a
gencies conduct the second pro-
gram of a weekly television series
entitled Speaking of Families"
Arranged as a public service
feature by wMIN-Tv. the pro-
grams will continue every monday
for IL weeks. Two st. Paul and
Minneapolis Community
Chest agencies are sponsoring the
series.
The second program viii have as
its panel guests Carl e. Lundin. a
high school principal; DR.. Knight
Aldrich. a psychiatrist; and Call
man Rawley, a family counselor.
Other topics Of general inter-
est to families will include dis
cussions on What is a Good Par
ent ?" and The Housewife
Drudge or Duchess" Parents as
well as social. religious and educa-
tional leaders and workers will
take part in the series.
The sponsoring agencies are
Family Service and Jewish Fam
lily Service of st. Paul and Family
and Childrens Service and Jewish
Family Service of Minneapolis.
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BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. j. s. Smith, pastor OF the
New Zion Missionary Baptist
church, also moderator of the
Great Lakes District Association
in Flint. Mich, brought us great
message taken from the LIST chap
ter of Revelations. 18th and 18th
verses, Theme, THE Christ of the
Centuries"
United with the church by
Christian experience was Mrs. An
ME r. English of 231S Tenth Av.
S. We welcome you to the fold.
Very much missed was the di-
rectress of our choir. Mrs. Bessie
Gresham of 2717 Clinton Av., who
has been i'll for the past week. We
enjoyed the numbers coming from
the Royal Jubileers.
In the evening Rev. Smith
brought us another fine inspiring
message taken from the 37th
chapter of Ezekiel, third verse.
Theme, "A Speaking God and a
Speeches. Man" Several of the
points we want to stress are as
follows: Do we just join a church,
or are we spiritually reborn? It
behooves us to examine, not the
other person, but ourselves. The
spirit of God makes things alive
II we want to be stronger, we
must stay closer to God and lastly,
Jesus is the only head of the
church. There is no other head.
Welcome to all of our visitors
Lincoln Berry, Jr.. Melvin Lowe,
and Oscar Loud, and to others who
failed to register, we welcome
you.
Mrs, Sophronia Allen of SOC 10th
Av. s., underwent surgery at
Northwestern hospital. Room 423,
Mr. William Farmer of 3sOS Port
land Az. is also at Northwestern
hospital. Room 327 Very happy to
report that Mrs. Vistory Smith
has been discharged from the hos
pital and is now convalescing at
her home, 7l5 18th Av. s. We are
praying for all our sick every
where Gods speedy recovery.
Regular business meeting of the
church will be held Tuesday, De-
cember at p. m. All members
are urged to be present. Mrs
Sarah henson, Reporter.
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Mrs. Frank Terry. president of
the women's auxiliary stressed
the Importance Of all women of
the church Joining the auxiliary as
their Christian duty. Miss Dolores
Peterson, sponsor and Mrs. James
Robinson. co-sponsor for the
youth of the church stated that
the youth are doing wonderful
job and are loyal to the church's
program.
Others introduced were John
Cyrus, clerk; John Preston. Reu-
ben Hargraves. Eugene Shepherd
and Teia B. Burt. junior wardens.
Mr.. Burt said that sacrifice means
denying ones self of some OF the
earthly things we enjoy. When we
do this, he said. we dedicate our
lives 10 the work OF building for
Christ.
Mrs. Riley Gilchrist and Mrs.
John l.. Nelson were introduced as
chaperones for the Friday eve
ming youth activities.
In summing up how the Build
ers For Christ Campaign" can be
accomplished. Mr.. Carey outlined
the six steps to be taken ms fol-
lows: /. attention; q interest; 3,
understanding 4, desire; 6-confi-
dence and 8. the cooperation OF
each and every member.
A Double The Budget Canvass
folder and a pledge card for
prayer was given each member "a
take home and study prayerfully
and sincerely.
Sponsors for the dinner were
the Messrs. Don LaFaucette, Sam
Mitchell. Noah Smith. Eugene
Shepherd. Reuben Hargraves, Tela
y. Burt, Boyd Crawford and r b.
Carey Sr,
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WOMAN CHARGED WITH
MISAPPROPRIATING so CENTS
DAILY IN STATE FUNDS

Sally Ann Cork, 4i2 Iglehart, a
clerk, was indicted by Ramsey
county grand jury on 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 F. Lynch, Ramsey county
attorney, said that the mother is
alleged to have Incorporated
S167 during the past year and
took the money so cents at time,
Mrs. Cork was arraigned We'd
nesday before District Judge Roy
den S. Dane.
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Rev. Berry, AME Missions
Heed, Died A. 70

New York -- CAMP -- Rev, l..
l., Berry, secretary of missions,
AME church. died suddenly last
week in HIS home in New York
III internationally for the past
three or four years, Perry had re-
covered and had remarked to his
son, Or, Leondias H. Berry, the
night before his death that II
never felt better.
Berry, rs, carried the mission
AIRY sctup OF the AME church TO
its most outstanding accomplish,
ments, As missionary secretary
he aut travelled any Of his prede-
cessors He worked in the Virgin
Islands, Trinidad, British West In,
dies, Georgetown, British Guiana
Paramarico and Ntckerie, Dutch
Guiana. Haiti and Santo Domingo
He also visited Africa ON inspec,
ton tour OF Missions there.
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FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST
CHURCH

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, 31st
chapter and l4th verse. What
then shall l do when God riseth
ups And when He visiteth. what
shall l answer Him ?" Using for
his subject, Face to Face with
God" The minister brought out
that we all must stand face to face
before our Judge, and give an &C
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 Bap-
fist church. We were happy to re-
ceive them and we pray that God
may add more laborers to Friend
ship, the friendly church.
Next Sunday evening at 1880,
Friendship will worship and Bap-
tise at the Portland Ave, Christian
church. located at Portland Ave.
and Grant. or 18th and Portland,
The Lords supper will also be
given. All are invited 10 come and
worship with us at that hour, We
are asking all candidates to be
there for Baptism.
Our $500 dollars rally has be-
gun for a church building, We
pray that everyone viii help us,
Bible. Our God shall supply all
our needs according to His riches
in glory by Christ Jesus" Mrs
Irene Nolan. reporter, Rev, l. c,
Harris. minister.
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BORDER METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday, December 8 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 6:15 p. m.
Wednesday, December s. see Mr..
Wendell Jones for tickets. Those
who have been there before, know
the treat that is awaiting you. DIR.
3. 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 anG
choir director Mr.. Lewis is very
talented young man and am
sure the choir members are going
to enjoy working with him. T.
those who are interested in the
choir, Mr.. Lewis will be happy to
have you meet with them Friday
evenings at p. m. at the church
Remember the vesper at 8 p. m,
Visitors are always welcome at
Border.
A thought for the day: II was
glad when they said unto me. let
us go into the house of the Lord,
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CAMpHoR CHURCH NEWS

Camphor had successful wo-
mans day under the highly cap
able leadership Of Mrs ~ Zachary
Bell. Mrs. r. Bradshaw. director Of
the ST. Paul YwCA and head Of
the first interrscial camp held at
Lake Elmo, spoke on the develop
ment Of the WV movement. Much
was said about the ability of the
81. Paul Branch 10 help children
and adults adjust in the commun-
ity.
Emphasis was placed on the
need for Negroes 10 provide more
leadership in "" activities and 70
make fuller use OF its services and
facilities.
Remarks were made by Rev. J.
Del Pino, and a snorgasbord was
served in the church basement. -
AAA.
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Twin City
I. Church " Gus
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

"Oh give thanks unto the Lord
for He is good, because His mercy
endureth forever" Pisa. 11S. 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, it
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 ].
Hendrieth. Speaking from Gen.
All, his subject was, The Man
who Ftimbled Opportunity and
Destroyed the future of His Bro
Their" In my opinion we are stin
| 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 Sum-
day, November %, although l was
informed our pastor, Rev. II. w.
Bolts ST., brought a 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. E.
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 a 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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PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH

Jesus And The Little Children"
was the subject of Rev. Floyd
Masseys sermon on Sunday, No
vember % at the Morning worship
service. Following the organ call
to prayer by Sydney Williams,
morning prayer was offered by
Deacon N. ". 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 Hampton
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-
tory prayer was offered by Irus-
tee b. +. Taylor.
On Sunday, December D, Rev
Massey will speak and the ordln-
ances of Baptism and communion
will be observed at the morning
worship service.
At 3 p. m. the Minn.-So. OAK
State Baptist Convention was held
at Mt. Olivet Baptist church.
The weekly prayer service was
held on Wednesday evening in the
church parlor.
On Sunday at 2:3o p. m. the an
nual city-wide Christmas pageant
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ArTUCkS BROOKS POST
MEETS FRIDAY. DEC. 5

Attacks Brook Post No, SOC,
American Legion viii hold its reg
ular monthly meeting on Friday
December 5 At $ p. m. on the third
floor Of the American Legion
Memorial Buildging, - W. Sew
enth ST.
At this meeting the Child Wei
fare project prize viii be awarded
All comrades and friends are wei
come Mr.. Marion L. Brown is post
commander.
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aTTUCKS BROOK AUX.
To MEET MONDAY DEC. 4

Attacks Brooks Auxiliary to
Post No. 6o6 American Legion viii
hold its regular meeting on Mon
day December s, At the home OF
Mrs. Allen Mcintosh, SIS ST. An
thony Av.
Topping the agenda viii be
plans for both the charitable and
social projects for Christmas,
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FRIENDSHIP CHURCH To
SERNE DINNER SATURDAY

There viii be dinner served by
Friendship Baptist church Mis-
sion Society Saturday, December
a at 7ss Olson Highway Fish
fried chicken and gatherings.
Fined Chicken 81. IS. FISH and chit.
terling 81 We viii deliver, Call
II t24s Sister opal Clark. preS-
dent. --Advt
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Of 81. Thomas. Taimage b. Carey.
master OF ceremonies. stated the
purpose Of this get-togethor: that
II was the kickoff for the churchs'
Builders For Christ" campaign.
He said that st. Thomas church IL
on the upward move: that the
members are interested In their
church and Its program and a con-
tinuancc and expansion of the
work for Gods Kingdom.
THE program" Rev. johnson
said. lis a search for deeper devo-
ton 10 God and to his cause In
each Of IA. when we do this, we
are building for the future"
Community singing. led by
Mrs. Louis johnson was enjoyed
at intervals during the dinner.
A highlight Of the evening was
the presentation OF an orchid cor
sage and a cash token to Mrs.
Lucia Mcclure in appreciation OF
her unseiflsh devotion. She was
praised for the wonderful work
that she has done and for her
many years OF service. friendliness
and heipfulness Mrs. Paul Curry
made the presentation. Mrs. Me.
ciure. deeply touched, gave her
thanks 20 the body
Noah Smith, president Of the
Mems Club spoke on What the
Canvass Means To Me" and stated
that In making a sacrificial
pledge to your church you are in
vesting In n bank account with
God: that believing in God and
His church In the foundation OF
real Christianity.
Percy Hughes. Sir. treasurer.
gave few remarks on the "Spir-
itual and Material Needs OF st.
Thomas Church" He stated that
we prosper In material things ac-
cording TO the amount OF faith we
have In God: happiness In kneel-
ing before God and n we love our
church, each and every member
that In Christian fellowship Our
plans and actions are sure 10 be
right II we love God The spirit OF
Christ In the answer 10 what are
the spiritual needs OF 81, Thomas,
He said numbers are growing
among the young people of the
church. Providing the proper re-
creationai facilities and program
for them, supplying equipment
needed and the necessary things
10 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 l, 1851:
A happy home we once enjoyed,
How sweet the memory still
But death has left a loneliness
The world can never fill.
More and more each day l
miss you
Friends may think the wound
is healed,
But little they know the sorrow
That hes within my heart
concealed.
Sadly missed by wife, Bessie
Lewis,
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St. Thomas Episcopal
Church Victory" Dinner
Attended By Crowd
by JESSIE SHEPARD

Christian fellowship and unity demonstrated on Mon
evening November 80 when St Thomas Episcopal church
its members and their families at Victory Dinner
The affair held at 80 in Knckerbocker Hall OF
Gethsemane Episcopal church. with 1877 present
Invocation given by Rev Louis w. johnson, rector
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21
NCE NO. 433

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND OR
DINANCE NO. 3S1, KNOWN AND
CITED AS THE CITY TRAFFIC
CODE, BY ADOPTION OF SECTION
1921, ENTITLED, REGULATIONS
CONCERNING SCHOOL BUSSES."
Be it ordained by the council Of
the City of Port Clinton, State of
Ohio:
Sec. /. That Ordinance No. 3S1,
known and cited as the City Traf-
fic Code be amended by the adop-
tion of new section numbered 10
211, entitled, Regulations concern
ing School busses", as follows:
Sec. 10.211. Regulations concern
ing school busses.
a. The driver of vehicle upon
any public street, alley, road or
highway within the limits of the
City of Port Clinton, Ohio, upon
meeting or oVertaking from either
direction any school bus which has
stopped on the highway for the
purpose of receiving or discharg-
ing any school child, shall stop the
vehicle not less than ten feet from
such school bus and shall not pro-
ceed until such school bus resumes
motion, or until signaled by the
driver to proceed.
b. School busses operating on
any public street, alley, road or
highway within the limits of the
City of Port Clinton, Ohio, with
four or more traffic lanes shall
receive and discharge all school
children on their residence side of
the highway.
C. No school bus driver shall
start his bus until after any child
who may have alighted therefrom
has reached a place of safety on
his residence side of the street,
alley, road or highway
d. Any violation of this section
shall be punishable as specified
under Section 10.222 of the City
Traffic Code
Sec. 2. All ordinances or parts
of ordinances now in effect and in
consistent with or contradiction to
any part or section hereof are here
by repealed.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and
after the earliest period allowed by
law.
Passed: May II. 1854
LEROY BRACKEN,
President of Council.
Attest: BOYD MARTIN,
Clerk of the Council.
Approved: HAROLD JEREMY,
Mayor.
15-2t
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Legal Notice
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF
OTTAWA COUNTY. OHIO
NOTICE ON FILING OF
INVENTORY
Case No. l2451

Case No. 12451
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF Bernard Puchalski, De-
ceased.
Be it known that on the 18th day
of May, 1854 A. D., an Inventory
and Appraisement of the estate of
Clinton, Ohio in said County, was
filed in this Court Said Inventory
and Appraisement will be for hear
ing before this Court on the list
day of June, 1854, at 200 o'clock
PM.
Any person desiring to file eX-
ceptions to said Inventory must file
exceptions thereto at least five
days prior to the day set for hear
ing.
Given under my hand and seal of
said Court, this 18th day of May,
1854.
PETER w. GULAU,
Judge and Ex-Officio Clerk
.