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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '52 custom .s'' Tudor: ,et
covers; :, and b; low mi; 81 Dos
PP s. ave. s sssl. IL. sSr-ssaaE. O ssoe
FORD '53 Custom Fordor; purchased
Nov; glacier blue. r. and h., de-
Frost. foam rubber cushions, turn
sig; $500 miles; excel. cond., gar
E Ea5 T Z. S:s0-S:s'' AD' 4sisss.
FORD "a Fordor sedans: new: all
access; substantial discounts,
RACINE MOTOR CO.. INC. 800
\. 10th St.. Arl., IA. 7-544S. Open
Ford 1issse roadster: chopped TOP.
excel. cond. no. 2-S3o9. II
FORD 40 Tudor, sedan: light green.
very good. condition. Low price. Ia.
9z34l9 after 8 pm. S
FORD OR d., 1859 Club Coupe ,s Custom y-s;
10, 000-mile beauty may be yours for
Is down payment. HANDLEY-FoRD,
1923 Ga. ave. NV. ia. 9-S416.
FORD 1852 Victoria: shimmering
2 2d.dn,, green sT: nnis t Fully equipped
. home and It can be yours for
only $1,445. HANDLEY FORD.
1928 ca. ave. NV. ia. .9-S416.
FORD 40 "8". de luxe 4-dr.: heat
ter and defroster. new tires; one
owner. This car Is really worth
seeing--Ilot Just another '49. Terms
to resp. party. MIR. VAN. CO.
FORD so custom VS. a-dr: sedan:
r. and h.. special for today. full
price only $595. S106 down, terms.
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK. 20O1
Nichols ave, Sc, "a
FORD 80 Custom 2-dr. sedan; +. and
h., low mileage. ! owner. Beaut. sea-
mist green finish. immac. interior.
Take car to your mechanic for APP
prevail. $1.095, S95 dn. BELL MO-
TORS. SOLO Wis. ave., WO. $4,000.
FORD 1854 Custom 2-dr. sedan:
cleaning black anish. Wv. tires.
Orig. cost, over $1,000; our price,
incl. full guar, 81 1896. BELL MO-
TORS. SOLO Wis. ave. WO. $4,000.
FORD 1880 Model A coupe: recondi-
toned; rumble seat, seat covers.
PERI running order. Suit. for
transp. or teen-ager. LA. 6-9578.
Can be seen at any time. -
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '53 Ranch Wason: fully equip,
beautiful 2-tone green finish, 5000
miles; special ct 81. 745. MCNEIL
STUDEBAKER. 40S4 Wisconsin ave.
EN-. 3-72S6.
FORD '52 Customline Tudor: Fordo-
matte mat fully equipped; family sar.
BY BY oW Risisss cE Ct a.l $780, $50
heater, black top. tan fnish.s terms,
trade and guarantee: $946, Car
No. 559-A; MONROE FORD, 1887
E It; , hwy. Sil. spr;; Md. Open
FORD 80 VS. station wagon. with
T. and h.; light finish with beaut.
and play: SS95 PARKWAY-FORD,
So 3 q N sat- s.. t niY AID. a-oisS. Open
FORD 81 victoria. blue. new Wv.
Bests olfer. wwoe. s-S S1a; '.~ Asss
FORD 81 COW: Q beauty for 81 OBS.
ags Y z I,rS Go IsSaas, 1929 Mipn.
FORD IS crestiine slime Victoria VS.:
Fordomattc, r. and h. and other
extras. positively same ~ new with
5000 miles. beatit. 2-tone green with
leather -tfimmed interior: 81. 7o5.
your present car E, may serve q d1gn
MOTOR Co. 1000 dc. ave. -
signals: y necSsnicaliy AT al = f. sp sIIn
ling gray finish; clean inside and
ont: only 1895 TAKOMA (Ford)
MOTORS, 8725 Piney Branch I'd,
FORD 'B3 country sedan: =. and h.,
2-tone. blue and ivory; oneowner.
low mileage: D. c. inspection guar
anteed; $2,095. 6-month or 5000
mile warranty. NORTHEAST MO-
TOR CO. Fordl, $50 Bladensburg
I'd. ne, Ii. 7-S300. %
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.AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE

HUDSON 80 wasp 4-dr.; Hydra: 81
sessss,: spotless Sl.495. RACINE
MOTOR CO. INC. 800 N. 1Oth Ri.
All. "a. 7-6443. Open Sun. %
JET 90 station wagon; 4-wheel
I fel pc soo s4 sond; $500 Or best Of
Sos MTc szPs aoacRs. fS sc
2y2 End St. NV. Elk. 3-4105. -
,t = Eog (, must i, sen; hfst $50
KAISER So; b. and r.: Hydra-datic
See this beauty-guar. cond.. S1,295;
trade and terms. MITCHEIL,S MO-
5OHS INC. 222 End st. NV. Elk.
KAISER 40 4-dr.; ready to drive:
S Sss terms. @TCHEILs MOTORS.
KAISER 80 Traveller; b.. r. cd, one
owner; car that can be used for
business and pleasure trade and
terms, $496. MTCHELI'S MOTORS,
INC; 222 End st. NV. Elk. 3-4105.
A 4hrSI 81 4.dr. r.: r: Cd; excel.
ana tlsde. M Mich Il 1y IoT rca@s
NC 222 End st. NV. Elk. 3-4105.
LINCOLN AS cl. cpe.; +, h. and cd,
new bat, good tires. clean; $295.
"a, S-s787 eyes,. Ii. 5-6700. Ext.
LINCOLN Continental hardtop; Slue;
10000 miles by original. owner:
radio, heater. overdrive; excellent
condition. EN-. S-3O3g.
LINCOLN 81 sport coupe; new car
cond., extras, twin exhaust, low mi.
70; 1857 or 10. 7-s466. "A
ally clean, equipped with radio,
heater. An ideal family car. see this
beauty today. Priced to sell quickly;
S495. KENYON-PECK CHEVROLET,
1856 Wilson blvd, Arl., Va ia. q
. 5000. Open til $50 pm. Closed
Sunday and Monday. -5
LINCOLN 1851 sport sedan; fully
equipped. Interior and exterior like
new. Must be seen to be appreciated.
$l.39h. RA. R-0R11 ID
1886. HORNETS CORNER, $500
MINI. ave, LII. 1-0226. 30
MERCURY 80 Monterey 4-dr.: +. and
h., Merc-O- Matic: 4 truly iike-new
car in beaut,. 2.tone colors. Low
1-owner actual miles; $I,495. Bank
ttlnnaneing, KIRK MOTOR Co. 1900
MEkcUEY AS. 4-dr.. |. and T.; e.
excel cond. $445; HORNER'S COR
NER. 1929 MINI. ave-. LII. 1-9226.
MERCURY 1861: Merc-O Matte. r,
h. seat covers, skirts $975. EN-.
2-14S4 after e p.mh -
MERCURY so conv.;. r. and h.. 3D.;
canary yellow. black top, $685..
ROYAL MOTORS. INC. Your Chrys-
1er-Plymouth Dealer, 10 Kennedy st.
NV TU 2-Al19
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

lFRAzIER 1877; fully equipped n,
gIN 1 "a BRANCH MOTORS. 10
HENRY J 1851; / owner; original nm.
lshi July eonipDed: new-car appear.
i sos down. PINEY BRANCH No.
TORS. JU. S-11s5. %
good economical transp.. thorouFh..
$346. FRANK SMALL, Jr., INC
5000 Pa. ave. Sc, LU. 2-0S27.
HENRY J 81 2-door: excel. cond.
written guar; $4S5. ALEXANDRIA,
NASH 1905 NY. Vernon ave, Alex,
closed Sundays.
HENRY y ,6I: has had excel. care;
S495; trade and terms. MTTCHETI:s
M9I9ES, INC. 222 End st. NV.
lHILLafAN-MiNx late 80 4-dr. sedan:
RED leather int, Wv. tires. low
condition; 1915. IA. 7-7S4o. q ~
nsMscaT sSsran ntss;' sssssss. mi,gf jazz
EkY Ltd, 14th and P.
HUDSON AZ 4-door, fully equipped:
many miles OF tronhle-free motor
/ sTUDEBAKER, 1854 Wisconsin
ave. EN-. 1885. s- =
HUDSON 40 convertible; +. and h.,
written guar; S445. ALEXANDRIA
NN "a Dr. 1a o5a Mt. Vernon ave, Alex,
a ts11s 20 q, eps;; clean car, good
BRIdHTWooD5S dARAok. 5S17 Ga "a.
HG6soN 1850 2-dr. sedan; green,
r rast ana heat; Here is good low
$685.. LEE b. butler, NC. 1871
HuhDpssoN 81 S;T csmmoad dor = .;s.. a-door
sedan; original black finish, good
car. Il and h.. Hyd koI drive and ana
Mo iss co. SSiSgS tRRIT pssl
er. 63l2 Georgia ave. at Piney Birch.
HUDSON 'bs Jet i-dr. sedan; HYDRA.
al acces, low mileage. Cost $4,000
new, $l.205. RACINE MOTOR Co
INC. ia. 7-5443, 300 II. 10th St.,
spesss so ~ so sT isdsn hd n. n n
tags included in price Of car. Full
price 1925; Terms, OHIO VIII
LIAMs BUICK. 20e1 Nichols ave. Sc.
HUDSON 80 4-door; +. and h.; black;
ready 70 roll; $685.; 6-month OF
6.000-miie warranty. NORTHEAST
MOTOR MOI CO: Cord, g20 Bladens-
HUDSON 40 cony.; new paint (tur-
quofse biuel, red leather interior
that is spotless, top like new with
lge. rear window, r. and h.. Wv.
tires. We believe this to be
real buy at 1895. FRANK SMALL.
JE ZINC. 5000 Pa. ave. Sc. LU.
HUDSON 1850 4-dr.; green; excel
cond. peri. engine; :. and b.: $70O.
HUDSON 1913 four-door; S29e.
FLOOD, PONTIAC. 4221 Connecticut.
HUDSON 80 2-dr. Commodore .se":
T. and h.. new seat covers, new
Z 1895. TAKOMA (FORbJ MOTORS,
STD Piney Branch rd.. 10. $4,000.
%
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AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE

MERCURy 1919 conv.; excel cond.;
:. ana a., automatic top, windows
and seat; new tires. orig. owner
$685.: Can IKE. 6-9163, 30
MERCURY 81 cow; radio, heater,
overdrive, Wv. tires: d real beauty
finaneing; THO WILLIAMS
BUICK, 2ool Nichols ave. s.e
MERCURY 30 4-dr. snort .sedsn:
equipped; raven black fnish with
excel: tires. Choice Of 3, 4S9k.
PARKwAY-FoRD. S05T II at. NV.
AD: 2-QlS6. Open Q to 8; Sat. TIN 8.
MERCURY '6l club; r, and H.: dark
green: WV. tires; d. G. inspection
guaranteed. 1895: 6-month or 900,
mile warranty. NoRTHEAST MOToH.
sc. Ford, 44O0 Benning I'd. ne,
MERCURY III tJRyl 10 4-dr., full, .oo a
beaut. Jet black finish. Uphoistery
and tires like new. Sale price.
$596. CAPIToL-PACKARD eos
Phtla. ave-, s. s.. Nd. ~. $4,000.
N. G. s53; has had excel. care; new,
car condition; $1.2D5. Terms.
MALICiELLS MOTORS. INC. s23
2nd st.. NV. Elk. 3-4106.
MGs; 8 TO choose from. JACK PRY.
attn and r SITS. NV. Est. 1890.
M. q. 90; yellow; recently recond.
motor perfect interior. CAN XII
H@H1AX . "A
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Contest Prize

'54 4-dr. sedan; blue
never driven, new car warranty,
service and title: 81, 795. No trades.
OIL. 4-7693. 4
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1850 V-S Tudor; light blue;
excel. cond, fully equip, pvt. owner
WA. 1929 after pm. 2s I
FORD 81 station wagon: r and h.
one owner; D. c. inspection guar
anteed; $S95: 6-month or 5000
mile warranty. NORTHEAST MO-
TOR sc. Ford; 400 Bennins I'd
FORD 1850 station wagon Spas; /
owner. original finish, fully equipped:
$795, SOB down. PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS, JU, S-11S5. "a
FORD 1859 Tudor sedan: Custom Sc
TieS. fully equipped; $1.095, $1g5
down PINEY BRANCH MOTORS.
FORD 81 Custom VS. Fordor; with
overdriye, r. and h., seat covers,
Wv. tires. spotlights, etc. beautiful
sandstone white finish. This car is
only $795. i FRANK SMALL JR Inc NC
1888 Good Hope I'd. Sc, LU. $500.
FORD 81 Fordor; beautiful Hsw-
tho oFnne green with seat covers and
very low. mileage; warranted 8 mos /:
special for July 4. only SS25 with
low down payment. FRANK SMALL,
JR.. INC; 1888 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
FORD 'bs customline VS. Fordor;
with Fordomatic, 7. and h., turn
SIGNALS. etc.; here's your chance 70
make real buy for the 4th Of July
week end; 9 one-owner car, extreme
snd io y n mileage xTEarT,an1teed 9 mes mos
JyR.. INC; 1888 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
FoRD 81; . new ONE, e5 mi. only;
APPROX app 5000 under list; my tough
MoToRs 500 p WIS WIS.,. ave. zee SANFORD a. Eds
caS;a A $2.400 car for SI.S95. Wo.
FoRD S'bs Fordor Custom "s": fully
equip. with Fordomatic; 1000 mi. |;
cannot be told from new; $1.495;
Gan finance with sos down. XII.
FORD is47 super de luxe: excel
lent; sacrihce:: terms; $29 down.
ROPER 18th and r. /. ave. ne. q
FORD o. Fordor. sedan; 10 miles;
M extra sa5 eSuiDm sa1.ncs aysSabls
our local bank. This is q saving
Of over $500. You get q new-car
title and service policy. Parkway
FoRD 81 club coupe: beaut. Green
brier finish thew paint r, and H.;
PPs s. AVE-. SHALT ss.. FL. S s3ssI7N c $500
FORD 80 custom IS" Tudor; black
with matching custom-made covers;
r. and h.. Wv. tires; 1896. FRANK
SMALL Jr. INC, 5000 Pa. ave.
Sc, LII. 2-9S27. %
FORD '52 Customline VS. Tudor;
with overdrive, r. and h., and wheel
covers; seafoam green finish with
harmonizing interior. This 1-owner
loW.mileage car only 1926. PARK
WAY-FORD, 305l NJ st. n wi, AID. q
OBS. Open 8 to 8, Sat. till 9.
FORD 81 convert; fully equip. incl.
Fordomatici good cond.: asking
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-12
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday, March z. was commun-
ion day and a wonderful audience
attended worship. The pastor, Rev
Fl. w. Bolts, spoke from John 1:29
Behold the lamb of God which
taketh away the sins of the
world" Rev. Bolts explained the
meaning of baptism beautifully, as
a symbol of Christ's death. burial
and resurrection. He also ex-
planned the duty OF a Christian
after taking on baptism.
Those baptized were Miss Jose
phine Washington, Jennie Ander-
son, Jackie and Bill Fraction, Mrs.
Annie Woodland and Mrs. John r.
Drew, all of Minneapolis; Joseph
Hill of Winnetka. Ill. and Sandie
Jordan of Minneapolis.
The evening message was brief.
Rev. Bolts subject was, "Ye are
my Friends" scripture taken
from John 1915. We enjoyed a
wonderful worship service during
the whole day.
Special Announcement. The par
sonage club of Zion will sponsor
Mr.. w. b. Hale in a program of
spiritual and gospel songs on Sun
day, March IA at p. m. Come,
come all, you are invited. Mrs. Es-
sic Arnold is president.
Sick Report: Mrs. Emma Wal
lace, HOS Aldrich Av. N. entered
Fairview hospital Tuesday, March
9. Mr. +. j. Henderson, 516 Bryant
Av. NJ, is in Mt Sinai hospital. l
was informed that Mr. George
Peale's condition is satisfactory.
Rev. Bolts and the congregation
of Zion extend deepest sympathy
to Mrs. Genevieve Jackson, 1916
Fourth Av. S. in the loss of her
husband, Mr.. John Jackson. l wish
TO dedicate this little verse to you.
Mrs. Jackson:
He is not dead, he has passed
away
Beyond the mist that binds us
here,
Into the new and larger life
Where there's no envy, nor
strife.
Mrs. f. Henderson, reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-12
HALvoRsoN CITES PROGRESS
IN PARKS a FAIRGROUNDS
UNDER his GUIDANCE

Norris BUD Halvorson. in
cumbent Commissioner OF Parks
Fairgrounds and Public Buildings,
said this week he wanted 10 con.
tinue as Councilman so he could
continue the vast program Of ex-
pansion which was begun under
his administration as Commits
sioner,
Halvorson. In a statement cited
the many improvements made in
facilities such as tot lots. play
grounds since he took office.
He said he has requested that
he be granted funds 10 completely
rebuild the Old Hollow playground
AT Kent and Central with a sea.
sonal building new fencing and
general landscape work so as 60
make fine addition To the neigh
borhood. He named several de
velopments for the Rondo Selby
district which he says viii help
create highly desirable neigh
borhood In which 10 dwell
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Deep River Boys Famed
Singers Pass Through Twin
Cities, Last Here In f947

City on their sixth European tour,
which will include England, Scot
land. Sweden and Finland. They
have sung for the royal family Of
Britain and have been invited by
Queen Mother Mary to sing at
Buckingham Palace. The enter
tanned the princess royals son at
st. James Palace and have been
welcomed by dignitaries of the
various provinces they have trav-
elled in England, Scotland and
Wales, as representatives of the
sixteen million American Negroes.
They have sung to as many as
5000 persons at one performance
in Gothamberg. Sweden and in
their Forthcoming engagement in
Stockholm. opening June 1, win
have an audience of no less than
10000 at each performance.
These boys, recognized in Eur
ope at a top singing group, are
ambassadors Of song and good
viii, singing for millions of people
all over the world. spreading the
doctrine Of good fellowship.
They have given and served
generously to the armed forces
and have been flown all over
Europe by the army, navy and air
force to sing for the military for
ces.
The group will return to the
United States in the fall for a tele-
vision appearance. Among some of
the Tv shows they have appeared
on are 10 shows for Kate Smith;
also appearing on the Red But
ton show, Milton Berries show and
Ed Sullivan's Toast of the Town.
They are also Victor recording
stars. Their latest recording is ooh
Shoe BE Do Be-" and Lucky
Black Cat" which will be record
ed in England during their tour
and will be issued in this country
shortly thereafter.
They appeared in Minneapolis in
1947. with the late Bill "Bojan-
giles" Robinson at the Minneapolis
auditorium.
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BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

We enjoyed an old fashioned
testimonial service with our
church filled to capacity on Sun
day. March 7. The Senior Gospel
Choir, Musicetts and Junioretts
rendered the music.
The congregation and members
of the choir missed the absence of
our directress, Mrs. Bessie Gresh-
am. who still remains in the Gen.
eral hospital.
United with the church through
Christian experience were Miss
Julia Mae Bedela, formerly a
member of the First Baptist
church in Birmingham. Ala: Miss
10 Ann Willis, former member
of the College Hill Baptist church
in Jackson. Miss, Mrs. Nellie
Buckhslter and Mr.. Joseph Buck
halter. former members OF the
Tabernacle Baptist church. Chica-
go, Ill. We welcome you to the
fold.
Our visitors We're many. We ex-
tend you a special invitation and IL
YOU have no church home, come
Join with us.
We are very happy to report at
this time that most OF our sick
have been discharged from the
hospital and are now convalescing
at their homes. We are praying
for all of our sick everywhere
Gods speedy recovery. 49, Sarah
Benson, reporter.
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taking the solo. Just preceding the
sermon Mrs. Mabel Henderson
sang, Bless This House."
A special altar prayer was CIV
en- for Rev. II. c. Boyd, former
pastor of st. Peters, who is re-
ported quite i'll in Los Angeles.
life Can Be Confusing was
the subject of Rev. Simmons ser
mon and his text was My God
why has thou forsaken me" Math.
27:46. Our lives are filled with
many unanswered questions and
disappointments TO which we
many times ask the question,
why? Why must these things
perience certain disappointments?
Some of these questions win never
be answered. but as an answer to
some, Rev. Simmons told US that
our spiritual lives are deepened
through our experiences and that
we are expected to make the pro-
per use of our disappointments.
We were also told that as ser
wants of God, We must be made
pliable to the viii of God. Holy
Communion followed the sermon.
Lenten folders were distributed
to the members to be filled and re-
turned Easter Sunday.
Flowers were placed in the
church by Mr.. and Mrs. William
McQuerry in memory of Mr.. Nor
ton McQuerry.
Sunday, March IA, at 7:30 p. m.
the play, The Unlighted Cross"
will be repeated by its cast under
the direction Of Mrs. Wreatha
Maxwell.
You are reminded of Prayer
Services held every Thursday eve
ming from 1880 to p. m. Since we
have no special mid-week services
during Lent it might be well to
try to attend prayer service each
week.
Next Sunday is Building Fund
Emphasis Sunday. Don't forget
your contribution. We must not
fail.-K. Chivers, reporter
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PILGRIM REST CHURCH

Sunday, March Z, the Sunday
school met with the superintend-
ent at the usual hour, enjoying
beautiful drama by the intermed-
late girls taught by Mrs. NJ. Jack
son, our beloved pastors wife.
. The morning worship was spirit
filled. We enjoyed wonderful
testimonial service telling of Gods
goodness to us and of our good
ness to God.
There was a short, but spicy
program at the 7:30 hour, filling
in for a program that was post
poned.
The Harmonic Jubiletts will ap-
pear on a program at the Mt.
Olivet Baptist church, st. Paul, at
$3.50 p, m, Sunday. March IA. On
the first Sunday in April, the 4th
the Royal Jubileers viii again
bring to us the nationally known
Soul Stirrers at $3.50 p. m. at
Graham Temple, north Mime
apoIis.
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RAY BECK WANTS
GREATER FUTURE
FOR CITY'S YOUTH

Ray Beck, candidate for city
councilman Is lifelong resident
OF st. Paul. He Is member of the
st Paul police department and
for years was one OF the best
known baseball players in this
area.
His program for St Paul in
cludes greater activity in the
field OF youth, and greater CON
Germ for the eitys industrial flI.
turc
Mr. Beck's supporters say he
is particularly interested in the
city's young people, He has man
aged number OF your baseball
teams in his leisure time,
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Twin City
Church NeUs
ST JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH

The Everlasting Arm, was the
subject of the message, delivered
by Rev. z. ]. Jones at the morning
Service. Mrs. Gertrude II. Foster
formerly Of st, Marks AME
church and James Whitaker Of an
AME church in Tennessee, united
with the church. Visitors worship
ing at the morning service were:
Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Starks of
Omaha, Nebraska, brother and
wife OF Mr.. Howard Starks, Mr..
James L. Roberts, Mrs. Doris
Thomas and Mr.. E. A. Boynton, all
of st. Paul.
The Coffee Sip sponsored by the
]. c. Few Group and very gra-
ciously assisted by Mrs Addie
Few was very beautiful and well
attended.
The evening service was spon-
sored, by the Board Of Christian
Education. Rev. Jones played back
a recording of the morning service
which was made on tape; this
might well have been called an
evaluation service. Those of us
who had participated in the morn
ing service were able to plan some
corrections.
The World Day Of Prayer ser
vice at Crispus Attuck Home was
conducted by group from st.
James, led by Mrs. Matte Ellis,
those Of the group We're: Mrs.
Pearl Ellis, Mrs. Jean Waters,
Mrs. Bertha Martin, Mrs. A. Bar
bara Brandt, Brother Calvin Par
ker was the speaker. We are very
grateful to Mr.. Martin and Mrs.
Ellis for their use of their cars
for the trip.
The days and nights between
now and the 2Sth of March are 60
ing to be very strenuous for every
one around st. James. Our rally
closes the afternoon of March %,
and much is anticipated for that
closing.
The Board of Christian Educa-
ton will meet, Saturday. March
13 at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Dorothy
Jones who will conduct the Junior
church from IL to IL each Sunday
will brief us on the Junior church
and other projects will be discus
sed. The Junior Choir will render
music for this service.
A "Refresher Course in Spirit
uality" will begin Monday. April
5, with Mrs. Naomi Meadows as
Evangelist.
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NY SCHuMEiSTER EAyORS
AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN FOR
MORE ST. PAUL INDUSTRY

Hy Schumeister. candidate for
81, Paul city council in the pri-
mary election Tuesday, March i6,
this week spoke on his primary
reason for seeking election.
He feels that 1T is absolutely
essential that ST Paul wake up
and make an aggressive night 10
bring in new industries. All sec
tons Of our population can be
benefited most by an intensive
effort TO bring In new industries,
which means Jobs that would
otherwise be lost 10 us"
Schumeister also favors local
control over the bus system, free
loop parking and improved
streets and street maintenance,
Mr., Sohumeister is Al. married.
has two children. attended Frank
lin, Webster, Marshall. Central
and the U OF NJ, Enlisted in the in
fantry after Pearl Harbor, over
seas from Dec, 4S 10 Feb, as, He
served four years,