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PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH

On Memorial Sunday, May 30,
Rev. Floyd Massey Jr., delivered
q special and timely sermon. Fol-
lowing the organ call 10 prayer,
Deacon L. Il. Tarver Offered
morning prayer. Flowers on the
pulpit were in memory OF the
late L. w. Harris. Also Mr.. J. A.
Smith and Miss Revoida Wright
presented flowers In memory Of
Mrs. Ida 3. Smith. Music was rem
dered by the Choral Group. the
Senior Choir, Girls Quartette and
the Gospel Chorus. Dedicatory
prayer was offered by Trustee b.
l.. Morris.
Members were commended for
their participation In the Ameri-
can Baptist Convention which was
held In Minneapolis last week.
Anniversary buttons were distrib-
uted by members Of the Young
Women's Club for the church's
9lst birthday which will be cele-
brated this month.
II was reported that nm. Gallo
way. 1855 Rondo Az. In among the
members who are III.
At 8 p. m. the Baptist Youth
Fellowship met at the church.
The Annual L. w. Harris Memoir
lal Service was held at 9 p. m.
Mrs. Arlee Harris Hallowell Ia
director OF the Gospel chorus,
which sponsored the progrem and
Mrs. O'Delle Harris Galloway Ia
assisting director.
On Sunday. June Q. the Ordin-
Rnce OF Communion will be OBJ
served and the right hand Of
fellowship will be extended TO new
members.
At 5 p. m. the Gospel Chorus
viii present its Annual Tea. Roy
Dunlap, newspaper columnist
known TO readers as Paul Light
will be guest speaker
on Friday, June IL at 5 p. M.
Pilgrim Annual Fellowship meet
ing will be held. Special honors
will be conferred upon members
who joined during the past year.
Annual reports will be distributed
and refreshments will be served In
Fellowship Hall.
On Sunday. June Is. 91st An
niversary Day services will be
held at II a. m. and at 5 p. m.
Rev. b. II. Logan, Of Pittsburgh,
Pa will be guest speaker. Pill
grim senior members and 1854
college and high school graduates
will be honored.
Among registered visitors dur
ing the morning worship hour
were: Miss Eugenia Wade. Chi
cAgo. III; Frank DeMeuse. Green
Bay. Wis: Mrs. L. jackson, Gary,
Ind; Mrs. Gertrude Payne. Kala-
mAZoo. Mich: Mrs. Geraldine VIII
hams. Chicago. Ill. and J. T. Har-
ris, Jr., st. Paul.
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Twin City
Church NeUUs

A communication was received
from Mrs. NJ. Z. Bell. 81. Paul,
thanking the church for kindness
shown during her recent illness.
Those members who were men
toned on the sick list last week,
I have been informed, are much
improved. We are very proud OF
that. Mr.. o. d. Sudduth IL In
Veterans hospital We pray his
condition viii improve very soon.
The Junior choir u presenting
Mr.. Valford Kelley in recital at
the 8 p. m. hour on Sunday, June
9. Everyone IL invited. Mrs. p.
Moore IL directress. Mrs. r. Hen
derson, reporter.
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Johnny Baker Post
AuSiliory Notes

Johnny Baker Post Auxiliary
No. 20i met Thursday evening.
May ~ In the Past club rooms at
sp, m. Mrs, Ida Burrell, president
presided.
Reports Of Departmental chair
men were made Members present
were siatsd over the gold bar oita-
uon received by the auxiliary for
q continued over-ths-top member
ship quota. our hats off 20 Mrs.
william TurnbouEh Tor II II thru
her untiring efforts that wa have
been able 10 meet our quota
Poppy chairman made her re-
port on poppy sales and this unit
collected S2bOii,
We are happy 10 report that our
sick are rapidly improving We
are thankful for their speedy re-
oovery. However. va atill have
comrades william TurnbouKh and
Eddie Marshall In the Vets hos
pltal. We wish them Gods speed
for q rapid recovery,
Delegates elected TO the F1fth
District Conference 10 be held at
the Nicoiiet Hotel June 0. 1904,
are Mrs. ida Burreli. Mrs Mae
Stewart and Mrs. Cleo Hampton,
Altsrnates are the Mines, Corrie
Brown, Vera Richardson and Dor.
10 Anderson.
Nomination and election ~ Off.
GERS for ip54-6b were ~ followsi
President, Cleo Hampton. first
vice president. Marion Perry; Sec
ond vice president, Doris Ander.
son; treasurer. Corrie Brown:
chaplain, Vera Richardson and
serEeant.at-arms, Minnie Brad.
ford.
A. the neSt meeting. June ~, .
pot luck and social hour viii FOL.
law the business meeting All
members are urged 10 attend a.
this will BE- the last meeting un.
al September
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Q m MEMoRIAM
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of our dear
niece and cousin. Magnolia Gun
bingham, who passed away one
year ago, June 3rd.
Our hearts cannot tell how we
miss you Our lips don't know
what to say. But God only knows
how we miss you in our homes to-
day.
Sadly missed by Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Nelson, Bradford Nelson, the
c. Young family Of st. Paul. aunt
Hannah Murphy. Rev. Roy Lee
Barkley, Or. Swaney Preston.
cousins, all OF Cleveland, Ohio, and
Mrs. Iowa Provo and family 1905
f. 5th St. Oklahoma City. Okla.
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FiIe No Sisoe
ORDER ron NEARING rtrrtTION
RON PnOOg 90 wit IiNITING
TIME 10 FIIe CLAIMS Avn FOR
WHNRiNG rHehEoN
STATE OF MINNESOTA
~ PROBATE CpURT
IN re Estate ~ John Thomas
Cock. nevedsnt
oraeE Tee Essarlau rptitisa 90
PpsVV Nui
1T ~ ORDERED that all persons
have, before this Court On TNissdav
Ialy 9Th. issN a. 10 e'clcck \ N
IN the Court house In NinhsaPclis
Minnesota, Why the pstition herein
fiied. 90 Robert ~ stuart. ~ Hen.
Repin County, Minnesota. tor the
allowance % an instrument pay
porting 10 ~ the hast WIZ ant
Testament % aaia n~csasat ard The
probate thereof and for the az
palntuneRt - hinself a. Executor
should not - granted
orSsp - Ftlp Ctslusa ard fsE
WeaTtaa TA<r~Sa
II ~ FI'RTWER ORDERED that
Within four months FROM ne dats
hereof al creditors % said peCr-
asnt ttle their claims ~ this court
tsrNoFs will BE- heard and etairDs 81
autnsd and adjusted before th's
count 90 Monday Nnveuher ist
IaSl ~ "a O'Clock A NJ, IN he
Court Woass N Minneapolis. Min.
nVsNfa
rhs.r orders shau ~ pphusAsA
IN the Minneapolis Spokesman and
rorlrs ueai'sa according - law
tsrNt. ~ pRpRAwr CtDt-RTN
wrrsNrSS ne WON JAMES q
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C,urt tAts 81 day ~ tunr
1874
Trhrst y nFenn
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CHARLEY MARTIN DIES

Charley Martin, 6tf Humboldt
Az. N. died Wednesday. June 2 In
Minneapolis General hospital. lie
Ii the father 81 Mrs Iowa Turner
~ s3a Eiwood Az, "
Funeral arrangements had not
been completed at press time. For
further Information call the Wood.
ard Funeral Home, Hyland S377
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REHOBOTH CHURCH or
CHRIST

Sunday, May 23rd brought our
22nd Anniversary Of the church to
a close. II was a success both
spiritually and financially. We
wish 10 thank our many friends
for their loyal support, which
helped TO make II a success.
Sunday, June 9Th Ii pastors
aid day. At $50 p. m. a short
program viii be rendered. after
which dinner will be served in the
dining room. The public Is cor
daily invited Grace Simmons,
reporter. Rev Mrs. c. K. Parker,
pastor.
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and stephan Majors,
Roy HafehSfsS EnsSTsaIH
~ BVStoa supper

A. BVffst supper
For Indlan0 Quests
Mr.. and Mrs Roy =, Hatchett,
tO4t Fourth Az y. had m their
Memorial Day week end guests.
Mr., and Mrs, Luoian w, Bingham
Of indianapolis, Ind.
Mr., Bingham IL q cousin Of Roy,
Walter and James HatGhett and
Mrs. Grace w. Hall lie II attend
Ing the University Of Indiana,
mAJorinG In psyehlatry,
In compliment to their house
guests, Mr. and Mrs HRtchett
entertained with q buffet supper
on Saturday evening May 20
Quests enjoyed an evening Of
Raisty playing various games and
socializing
Quests who shared In tho festl.
yitica weru the Messrs and Mines
Ted I.oCkett. James Horria, Ever
EFT Johnson, Ira Robinson Lon.
ME Perry. Walter 10, Hatchett;
Mrs, Carrie Robinson. Miss Donna
Pettifod, Kenneth Robinson. Mrs
Grace E Hall and Ted Newby,
Mlss GaTllnS Nell
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Gard Of Appreciation


We wish to thank our many
friends for their acts Of kindness,
20 their homes, gifts,
prayers for their safe return and
other cOurtesies extended our par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Walker,
during their visit with US. II was
all greatly appreciated.
Rev. and Mrs. +. Henderson
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Pamela Mcintosh. Aida Leslie.
cherry and Gloria Reese. Sylvia,
Fred JT., and Edward Anderson;
Renee and Richard Allen, Larry
Smith, Dale Cornell. Patrick and
Gregory Daniels. Teddy Martin
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FUNERAL. RITES HELD
ron MRS, ISADORA

NAN ~ NhENE y
Services were held for Mrs lisa.
dora Rice, iS2 Rigrlow Lane at I
y IN. Thursday June } at bi3 ~
Dale St Mr., A. G. vogcI Of Je-
hovah's Witnesses ntficiated
Mrs Rice died May 30 In An
cker hospital She was a native Of
Coffeyvtllr. Kama. and had lived
In the Twin cities for about rs
years
She IL survived by her mother
Mrs. Nellie Kelly ard three bro
theirs, william. Hiram and WILDER
Kelly of Minneapolis
Burial was In ~ Smelling Ma.
tlonal cemetery Woodland Funeral
Home was In charge ot arrange
ments
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THEODORE HAZEL DIES

Theodore Hazel, $40 Third Az
N, died suddenly ON Tuesday.
June /,
Funeral arrangements had not
been completed at press time For
Further Information. call the
Woodland Funeral Home. Hyland
bgTI.
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Improving. Mr. y. l. BraNton
Sste Portland Az, who IL q pa.
uent In Northern Pacific hospital
81, Paul, Is reported improving
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NO SInUN FAILS NEWS

Al deallins time no news had
been receivrd trOn Nav COates al
SIOUX Fails, 5 n ws'rs sorry We
enjoy reading each week about
what the grand folks IN South
Dakota are doing va Kay coalsa
Evening star., 1954-05-16
q Sc Dsgss't y y X es.msas. i
A1OIHAWA.Y 4 GA Il 1HsNT BAG

3e precious 2way. double protection against
zip cedaxzed plastic
built inside Sturdy
fames upper Won't peel mdeW flame
retardan too Handsomely trimmed ii quilted taatene plastic
~ green, blue, vine and yenow @ ~
3unks
-. s1ssrnsnf zss
Bas. s-sarnsnf
Sohons Floor wasassOson, spno pARKncoa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-19

March 0, In Midway hospital and
weighed seven pounds, enc ounce,
Maternal grandmother IL Mrs,
Luslla Sanders of st, Paul and pa
tsrnAl grandparents are Mr., and
MIRA Brooks Wilson Of Arkansas,
Family Quests MrS, Ida Mae
DantEllor Of Chicago, III. arrived
In the city Thursday, March II
for q thrNe weeks visit with rela.
tivea and friends, She In the house.
guest OF her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Tylor OF S0A W, Central
AV
0olieR AEerNi Tho Golden
Ayers attended the shrine circus
In . body ON Monday, March = and
were given Ice cream and peanuts.
Mra. John Patton Ia director Of the
group and reports an enjoyable
afternoon was spent by the club,
New PIAymatei Little Muriel
and Floyd Campbell Of 600 Lyle.
hart Az, have n new playmate,
Their parents, Mr., and Mrs, Joel
Edmond presented them with q
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on Sunday, February 7, . group
Of the younger at, Paul matrons
met at the homo Of Mrs. Betty
Lou Brown. e2a 81. Anthony Az.
and organised . new social club.
The name selected for the club h
the Tri-Vourn Club.
Officers elected are Mrs, Betty
Lou Brown. president; Mrs. Betty
Ann Anderson, vice-preaident.
Mrs. Vivian shannon. secretary
treasurer and Mrs, BeTnadlns Foa-
ter. reporter, Members include the
Mines. Leola Crawford, Yvonne
Powell. Evelyn surratt and Con.
stance Graham.
on Sunday evening. March II,
Mrs, Leola Crawford, b22 NJ, An.
thony Av,. was hostess at n meet
ing OF the club A. present tho
meetings win be held every third
Sunday.
The next meeting will be at the
home Of Mrs. BernAdIns Foster.
1879 Undertake Rd. on Sunday,
March ~,
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Mr. and Mrs. John Ranks were
hosts TO tho club on Wednesday.
March 10th, "T0S IgiShart" 10 al
ways . favurite meeting place and
tho attendance was largo.
Virginia Brown. social chair
man, announced tho forthcoming
event for members. ~ Mite In
Monte Carlo" win be an evening
Of gNysty on Saturday April 10,
at the homo of John and ''Cohle"
BankA ToS Iglshart Az
on Friday, March 20 the club
members win be entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Brown OF TOT
IEiehart Az. They wish IN this way
60 express appreciation TO the
CrCdjAfawn Club for all courteaies
extended them,
All of ua are sincerely grateful
for the thoughtFUlneas Of Mr, and
Mrs. Brown. Dorothy Mcfarland,
reporter
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS :

Ees1rnS Home Mrs TOmmie White, 1914 18th Ay s re-
teurned home March from weeks vacation trim 70 Peters
burg va where she visited her parents and Indianapolis Ind
sns was the guest Of Mr. Whites and family She
ao Eea reanVeS and friends in Winston Salem n c. Wash
lngton ~ u and New York City Mrs White reports wonder
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Mar. 2O-Jesse l.. Howard. b73
Carroll Az; Beverly Jean Hender.
son. $50 81. Anthony Av.: Miss
Dorothy Booth, 5ls 81. Anthony
Az: Mrs. Bernnda Washington,
6O6 st. Anthony Az; Mrs. E. VIII
IIams, SCI Rondo Az; Mr.. Harry
Richardson. 757 Fuller Az; Mrs
Dorothy Britt, SIS 81. Anthony
Az: Qulncel Greene. 74s Carroll
Az.
Mar. 2i-John A. Chapman. AS
wacouta St; Lucille Brown, 400
N. Dale ST: Mrs. Dorothy Scott.
665 W. Jessamine; Janet Arm
strong, 795 Rondo Az: Diane
Jones, IO22 Rondo Az; Carmen
Henderson, 73i 81. Anthony Az:
Mr.. Henry johnson. asa 1glehart
Az.
Mar. 22-Mr. Richard Stokes
ST.. 1877 St Anthony Az: Judy
Jones, TOT w. Central Az: Mrs.
Matilda Goas. 500 Fuller Az.
Mar. 23-Gordon Kirk. cas- Car
roll Az; Mrs. Hazel Rowland. 6s3
Carroll Az; Lloyd Gambol Jrq
438 Arundel.
Mar. 24-R0nald Mcfarland,
1915 Rondo Az: Thomas Light,
06I ". Central Az; Mr.. Howard
r. johnson, 74O 81. Anthony Az.
Mar. 25--John clifford Harmon,
833 w. Central Az: Mrs. Jessie
Sweat, 1909 Carroll Az: DAVID
Williams. 567 Carroll Az.
Mar. 26-Green Watson. 260
R0ndo Az: Alfred Parran. $40 81
Anthony Az.
Out .Of-Town Birthday
Mar. 2i--John Kendall Jr.. De-
troit. Mich.
Mar. 25--James ". Thomas Jr..
San Francisco. Calf.
Mar. 26-Ray Pringie. Gotham
Hotel. Detroit. Mich.
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Social and Personal
& ST. PAUL

Return Home: Mr. and Mrs, BraEEie Addison Of $50 Car
roll Av returned home February g. from New Orleans L
where they attended the Mard They also visited friends
and relatives In Baton Rouge, La. and Fl Smith, Ark.
rs A Boy; It's baby boy at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Wilson of 9l2 IgehArt Az. Ronald Lowell born
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nil lying and have wondered
stressed Christian teaching nearly
much like guttony covouSness Eoh etc ear
witness" exactly lying because st hide bad
motives) important
AMI this the spirit % become
better nObler Drawer stronger acquire daring that not fool
hardness sweetness that Socrates said
maxim Know myself" did John Bunyan with his
Mr. Valiant did TOsoy and 0ADdh
Tostoya disciple
you" Rstrngen
pains TO watch thS-talied exactly with his thoughts.
This a fearful discipline But from q second.
veernR RelfnRhteous
the sensuauy Of righteous indignation: sliding
down all that enjoyed others
expense dearth.
Say you try very good
you glaze yourself
brings about psychologists
phreniA" very
dreadful Unreasonable complexities
Why truh-tsIng morality nobody
neda hevery dying Of stealing other good
OpnOnJ crime adultery alcoholism proteenE treason sxpota
ton, troachery, gossip, would be almost impossible
In you people you going
IT, and truhfuy that defend himself
then you consequences
something very grand about II.
And think lying svsntynvs percent
frantic and the billions advertising and selling would
BE- quite unnecessary.
The Sioux Indians word courage and
oIity considering would include "truhfulnsss
cannot he generosity that
goodness Of heart
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ful "trip with ideal weather In each
city visited.
Sad Mission: Mr.. and Mrs. Clint
Harris Of 431 Humboldt Av., N.
left the city Sunday evening.
March IL. for Bakersfield, Calf.
to attend funeral services Of an
uncle, Mr.. Lee Oxford Banks, who
died In Portland, Ore. The remains
were shipped to Bakersfield, where
funeral services were held at 2
p. m. Wednesday, March IT. Mr..
and Mrs. Harris are the son and
daughter-in-law Of Rev. and Mrs.
Z. q. Harris Of 4016 Clinton Az.
and cousins Of Rev. E. Henderson
Of 1879 Bryant Av. N.
Belated Greetings: Belated
birthday greetings to Mrs. Lillian
Perm. 4637 Z. Lake Harriet Blvd.
whose birthday was March nth.
Application To Wed: Sylvester
N. Luther. 1854 Third Az. s. has
made application for a marriage
license TO wed Ruth NJ. Davis OF
Seas Fourth Av. s.
Dinner Hostess: Mrs. Sadie
Fisher Of 70 Highland Av. N, en-
tertained at a beautifully appoint
cd dinner party on Friday evening.
March II, honoring the out-of-
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Minnesota Eyewitness
ny RRngDA UPLAND

glASOear speech all in the 81 Louis Post
Dispatch Republican account OF
papers Dispatch Minnesota few
hours late It 10 q good idea TO subscribe.
stevensOns speech strengthened
Republicans Of mona You the
Founding that the parties Be noble
deeply respecting Though nrcel the others
parties all thoughtful people, want the
enda FREE and peaceful country What they dis
agree H. And herein lies the value OF tn
enecual conflict the great parties but mutually
gcnomRny debate they stimulate purity each
other and 30 arrive at portion OF the truth
brawlng Warrington not like that The key to all
President Eisenhower weak because he not
bright therefore he cannot understand principles abstract
and he into people He feels this himself vaguely
mid the brutal Intelligent less
ethical section his the he allows to be closest with
him tell him what to do Nixon DTsen Hail. Brownen But
Henry Lodge Senator saonSta Justice Warren
MGne And all the
Republicans aspect that makes Democrats
ahudder.
friend Ike hearing his campaign speeches said Tile
viii be puPpe You will sec" all this not TO be unlnd but
such hold power their
witlessncss bring War mr.
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Tho news services % tha As
ISOLATED Negro Press are carried
exclusively In this ARIA by tho
SPOKESMAN % Minneapolis
and che RECORDER Of sL Paul
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The drama In Washington did you such . spec
tSCIc1 The administration PcdeRL senators head
Rca all hearing weeping Of a. who worked I'm
Cafeteria Ahe 20 have been Interested IN
1887 when every Intelligent the world
interested communism Brave America Oh the Brave and the
FreeI
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town guest, Mrs. Rufus Mack Of
Little Rock. Ark, mother Of Mrs.
James Bailey OF S9OS Second Av.
s. Other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bailey and family.
birthday Greetings: Birthday
greetings to jeanne Holbrook Of
$500 Clinton Av., who viii cele-
brate her birthday on Saturday,
March 20.
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES

Mar. 26-Mr. and Mrs. William
Mcintosh. lOl4 Bryant Az. N. II
years.
ST. PAUL
Mar, 2l-Mr. and Mrs. Turner
Price. 7O6 Rondo Az. so years:
Mr., and Mrs. James Ward, ATS w.
Central Av., % years: Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Lyon. 10 w. Central
Av., % years; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Scott, 565 w. Jessamine, IS yrs,
Mar. 22-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Reed, 1852 Carroll Az. eight years,
Mar. 26-Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Tyler, 694 w. Central Az, rs
years.
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Birthday
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS


Mar. 2O-carl oocIrSn Jr.. Se4G
Smelling Av.: Mrs. w. A. Lee.
202S Bloomington Av.; Dorothy
johnson. 1910 Eighth AW N,
Mar. 2i-Thomas Booker, PAL
Aldrich Av. N: Mrs. Russell 8,
Underwood, SSi6 Third Av g.;
Doris Mills, COS Eighth Az N.
Mar. 22-Mrs. Idella Wallace,
3427 Third Av, s.; GoldEtein Jack
son. 422 Emerson Az. N; Esther
NJ. Jordan. SO7 Dupont Az. N.
Mar. 23-Mrs. Il. L. Sims. 404o
Fourth Az. s.: John w. Carter.
1905 Clinton Az: Mrs, William
Modem. 5000 Third Az. s.; Mary
Johns, 10 Highland Az. N: Bar
bara Mae Green. 307 Dupont Av.
N, Carl Ampey, 80 Royalston Az.
N.
Mar. 24--Gerry Hogquist, 1888
Fremont Av. s.; Mrs. Garrett
Jones, 36I9 Smelling Av.; Carol
Gunderson. SiIs Fourth St. N;
VIllonova Presley. 404l Fourth
Az, s.
Mar. 70 $50 william wormley.
S94O Fourth Az. s.; Il. c. Shelby,
4Ol2 Clinton Az; Anderson J.
Martin, 922 Eleventh Az. N; Dor
othy Whitaker. 6ls Humboldt Az.
N: Belle NJ. Ogden, lt02 Y. n st..
Mpls.
Out-Of. Town Birthday
Mar. 2O-Carolyn seabron. De
troit, Mich; Melvin WEIGH. Gary,
Ind.
Mar. Reginald 4. johnson.
New York City.
Mar. Clifford T. Browne.
Philadelphia, Pa: william A. Sea-
bron, Detroit, Mich.
Mar. 24-Leola NJ Miles, Louis
Vile. Ky; Mrs. Dorothy Butler,
Chicago, III.
Mar. % Barbara Anne Wash
ington. Kansas City. KRns.; Jerry
Laws. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mar. % Florence Mann. Chi
cago, III.
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new brother on March LIST. Noel
Hamilton was born in 81. Joseph
hospital and weighed ak pounds.
two and ons-half ounces at birth.
Mr. and Mrs, James Riddcaux Of
50. Paul are the maternal grand
parents. The patsrnRl grandpar-
Snta are Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Nit
ohell Of Evanston, III.
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Isolatonista FrsterR the anUN people
OF
anything about astronomy but just dope out for myself
u
Period Piece"
granddaughter delight To read II much
only be eating pink
Heaven l birthday TO who has
orange appropriately the splendid Mll
the book. aiKmils and
half walk M al following:
William Ortole. I've heard
none golden Bird:
your flaming brass-bright
now says, = my name.
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MORE FARM EXPORTS

Recovery of export markets could
turn out to be the single most i'm
pOrtant farm development in the
New Year. Shrinking foreign mar
kets have been major factor in
piling up SURPRISES, and driving
down prices, in the past couple of
years.
That downtrend, however, now has
been reversed. Exports in 1854 have
run about per cent above 1858, in
dollar value. USDA predicts a further
increase of about 10 per cent in 1855.
One important reason for optimism
is the new farm trade act. 1t authorizes
foreign sales, trades, and give-away
of up to ST. billion worth of us. farm
SURPRISES in the next years. USDA
insiders hope that most of the funds can
be used in the next year. This would
remove about 10 per cent of current
government stocks, mostly wheat and
cotton.