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ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

The Lord presented us with a
beautiful white carpet TO walk on
Sunday, March II, which reminds
me that IL every heart is as clean
OF evil as the snow, without blem-
ish. we all would live together in
peace and harmony. Only God
knows our hearts.
Attendance was good despite
the heavy snowfall. Rev. II. w.
Bolts spoke on the theme: "Quali-
fed Witnesses His text taken
from Acts LIS. The beginning of a
true witness is first, the heart
sprinkled from an evil conscience
andour bodies washed in pure
water Then do service, not only
witness in the community, but TO
the uttermost parts OF the world.
Rev. Bolts brought some interest
ing points on such a great sub
ject. The Gospel Chorus and Junior
Choir was in charge OF music for
the morning service.
The evening service was inspir-
ing. The Parsonage Club present
ed Mr. w. 3, Hale in gospel songs
and spirituals. He also sccompani-
ed his sister, Miss Sallie Mae, in
a duet. Your humble servant dedi-
Gated reading, The Preachers
Wife" to the first lady of the
church. Mrs. Ursula Bolts.
There We're many visitors pre-
sent. Everyone seemed TO have en-
joyed themselves You are always
welcome at Zion. After the pro-
gram we enjoyed a free coffee sip
in the assembly hall. Mrs. Essie
Arnold is president Of the Par
sonSge Club,
On next Sunday, March II. AT
p. m. the Usher Board of Zion
viii present a repeat performance
81 drama. the title. When He
Came To HIMSELF" I know it's
worth your while 10 see as have
already witnessed. IL you miss this
wonderful drama. you viii miss
inspiration OF your soul Come, AL
are invited. Mr.. George Gates Is
president.
Sick Reports: Mr.. George Peale,
Fairvlew. HIS condition reported
fairly good Mrs. Emma Wallace
Is reported leaving Fairview to-
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Mrs. Emma james
Dies; Resident Since
Year OF 1877

Funeral services for Mrs. Emma
Priscilla James. 2207 Fourth Av.
s., who died Monday, March Is,
were held at ? p. m. Thursday,
March IS, at Meals Funeral
Chapel. Rev, F. B. Slater. pastor
of Glendale Seventh Day Adven-
list church officiated, assisted by
Rev l. c. Harris. pastor of Beth
esds Baptist church. Other assist
ing ministers were Rev. j. J. Clay
burn and Rev. II, w. Bolts.
Mrs. James had been in ailing
health for the past year. She re-
turned home from Fairview hos
pital where she had been a pa
tent for two weeks. on Saturday.
March 6. and was reported much
improved On Saturday, March IS
she contracted pneumonia and
was taken 10 the hospital on Mon
day morning. where she was
placed under oxygen. She sue
eumbed the same day.
She was born in Versailles. Mo,
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"Mym" Carter Found
Decd; Remains To
Chicago For Burial

Clarence (Mym) Carter, 739 st.
Anthony Av., died Monday eve
ming, March is, following an as
thmatic attack suffered on Sun
day, March IA. He was found
dead by neighbors.
He was born in Marshalltown.
Ia, and had been a resident Of st.
Paul since 1916. He was an en-
ployee Of the Pullman Company
and a member Of the Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters.
Survivors include one sister,
Mrs. Clara Williams of Chicago,
Ill, who came to St Paul to make
final arrangements; one niece,
Miss Janice Carter of Chicago. and
a host Of friends.
Final arrangements had not
been completed at press time. The
remains will be shipped to Chi
cago for burial.
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ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH

H
Taking his text from the 4th
chapter of st. Matthew, Rev. z.
J. Jones brought another Of those
soul stirring messages, using the
subject, The Great Temptation"
Rev. Jones said The fate Of the
human race was in Jesus hands
Satan put Jesus through a test
and Jesus accepted the test. Had
Jesus failed all humanity would
have failed and been lost. Visi-
tors registering and worshipping
at the morning service were: Mrs.
z. NJ. Lyon of Bethel AME church
Of Des Moines, the mother Of Mr..
Luther NJ. Lyon; Mrs. Gussie An
derson. now of Washington ID. C.,
formerly a member of st. James
and a Youth Worker: Jacks and
Jills of Mount Carmel and Geth-
semane Lutheran churches.
The following persons who have
Joined church in the last two
months were read into fun mem
bership by Rev. Jones; Mrs. Zillah
Waters, Mr.. j. r. Collins, Mrs.
Gertrude Foster, Mr.. Z. II. Lewis,
Mrs Helen Waters Miss Frances
Clayburn and fellowshipped by the
naa;, harsb,n
Pew Tones nreacbed the Conn
nunion Sermon M Wavman AME
church for their second quarterly
cor,n,unIon service The Choral
iers Recommended him.
Tho Seryice Guild will meet
Er,day Anril 2 at q n. m. with
Mrs Dorothy Compton, 722 Cen
traI Ave w
THE PASTORS Aid will present
the decentralization 'aThe Challenge
~ the CrossD Sunday. April 4 at
T.ao n m The public Is cordially
inyitad
The BOARD of Christian Educa-
,,on met SATURDAY. March 10. Mrs.
Earline CaIIowav IL Chairman of
the service sponsored by the Board
Nav ? AZ 7.3O y. m. the speaker
will he announced later. Miss
Rmtb Manning was appointed
Cbairman OF the Financial Drive
for the St Paul Council of
churches,
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Twin City
Church NelDs

day, March 18th. Mr.. z. J. Hen
derson, Mt. Sinai hospital Con-
dition reported good. Mrs. Velma
Williams Is reported no longer on
the serious list and Is better at
Glen Lake Sanitarium. Mr.. w. M.
Crump, Parkview hospital. No
Improvement Is reported In his
condition.
The pastor and congregation
extend their deepest sympathy to
Mr.. Frank Boyd In the loss of his
wife, also to Mr.. and Mrs. Clint
Harris In the loss of their uncle.
Let US all pray that the sick and
bereaved recover.
Mrs. f. Henderson, reporter.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
Requirements to be Met" was
the subject of Rev. Massey's SER
mon on Sunday morning, March
14th. Following the call to prayer
by organist Sydney Williams,
Morning prayer was offered by
Deacon Howard Hunt.
Members were reminded OF
Tuesdays election and urged to go
TO the polls. Also, support of the
Maxfieid PTA Musicale Extrava-
CANA at st. James AME church
at 5 p. m. was urged.
The following registered visitors
were welcomed: Roy ID. Hill and
Marcellus Clemens, both OF st
Paul.
Following the Doxology, Dedi-
catory Prayer was said by Trustee
William Brayboy.
At 8 p. m. the Young Women's
Choral Group held 1t Lenten ser
vice. Among the distinguished Wis
itors who were introduced were
several candidates for public Of
flee, including the incumbent
Mayor Daubney. Miss Marcella
Sayles was at the piano and
Scripture readings were render
ed by Mrs. Louise Thomas. The
group, under the direction OF
Mrs. Louella Taylor, masterfully
rendered such numbers as "The
Stranger of Galilee." Peace
Leave With You" Calvary anc
"Alleluia, Alleluia"
On next Sunday at IL a. m. Rev
Massey will speak. At p. m
Joint service will be held witt
First Baptist Union at First
church.
All persons wishing to partici'
pate in the Ladies Aid style re
vue were urged to contact Mrs
John Patton. Ell. 6545 by or be
fore March 21st.
On Sunday. April 4th at 8 p. m
religious symbolic play, "Tht
Journey of Life" will be present
ed. Mrs. Ethel Massey is the direc'
Mildred T. Jordan, reporter
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BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

Our pastor, Rev. L. c. Harris
text was taken from the 9Th chau-
ter of st. John, oath verse. Theme,
''The Kings Life Insurance Com
pany." A contrast with earthly in
surance: illustration, policy be-
comes delinquent. So 1t Is with us,
we must have the assurance, in
surance policy of life. How are we
to obtain this? BY giving our lives
to the master before we become
delinquent and eventually lost 1t
all.
Senior Gospel Choir. Musicetts,
and Junioretts rendered heartfelt
music. Annett and Connie Breed
love rendered a duet and Miss
Luella Huff solo.
After being fed With a lovely
dinner by the Musicetts of our
church, we were spiritually fed by
the Smart Set Club. Appearing ON
the program were Bethesda's new
ly organized Choraliers under the
leadership of Mrs. Leona Bray.
They rendered several heartfelt
numbers. Mrs. Dorothy Sims gave
us two beautiful organ selections,
also. Mrs. Leona Bray with two
piano selections and Miss Grace
Huff a solo.
United with the church by
Christian experience during the
afternoon program were Frank,
Kenneth and Oscar Jackson. Can
didate for baptism was Curtis
johnson. We welcome you to the
fold.
Come out next Sunday after
noon at 3 p. m. and see the hall OF
fame living pictures.
Our sincere and deepest SYM
patty to Rev. John Young, Cliff
ford Young, family and relatives
in their recent loss.-Sarah Ben
son. reporter.
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FUNERAL HELD FOR
LUCILLE RAY, A
RESIDENT - YEARS

Funeral services for Mrs. Lucille
Ray. 1898 Smelling Av., who died
March IL, were he'd at l p. m.
Monday. March is, at Bethesda
Baptist church. Rev. l.. c. Harris
officiated assisted by Rev. j, J,
Clayburn.
Mrs. Ray had been In aiiing
health for the past three years.
She suffered stroke OF paralysis
on Wednesday, March 10, and was
rushed TO Fairview hospital where
she succumbed early Thursday
morning, March IL,
A native Of Detroit, Texas. she
had lived In Minneapolis for more
than "a years and had been ac-
tive in religious work until her
health failed. She was former
member of Bethesda Baptist
church and at one time was a
member OF the trustee board.
Survivors include two sisters,
Mrs. Amelia Turner and Mrs. Jane
Young OF Texas; two brothers
Herbert and Richard Young OF
Texas, four nephews. Charles
Young 81. Paul, John and Clifford
Young OF Minneapolis and Willie
Haywood Nelson of Pacima. Calf
two cousins, Mrs, picie stephens
and Mrs, VILLA Mae Smith OF
Minneapolis. and other relatives In
Texas.
Burial was In TT, Smelling Ma
tional Cemetery with Neal Fun
eral Home in charge OF arrange.
ments.
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Chicago Housing
Tensions j. .

Continued from page ~
bout $1,000 having contributed
20 the fiarcups.
Carey reminded the council II
the disturbances are not stopped
now, police VIII not be able TO stop
them later. He added 1t Is a
tragic commentary" that we
spend billions OF dollars In other
countries because we recognize the
Importance OF getting along with
other people. Yet we stand up and
say In loud and ugly tones that we
can't get along with each other in
Chicago.
Carey, like Dawson. does not
believe the racial sctupis worsen-
ing. In fact he believes II Is get
ting better. Explaining this, he
cited that attitude Of the alder
men toward Negroes living In pub
lie housing. Whereas some Of them
once questioned this right. they
now all agree that Negroes have
as much right as other Chicagoans
to live In the units.
Asked is he thought Negro poll
teal strength has been used eff
fectively. he said:
1T has In some cases. but not
in others"
Asked about the Mayors Com
mittee on Racial Tensions in Hous-
ing Projects, organized recently
to prevent violence and tension
when other racial groups are inte-
grated into public housing, Carey
said:
The committee is good al
though It's function Is merely adj
visory."
On the issue OF a mass march on
the city hall, a move planned by
the Chicago Negro Chamber Of
the alderman express
ed his disapprovai.
"a move like that might get out
OF hand" he said. II favor an in
tcrraciai representation to go TO
officials"
The mass protest Is set for
March 10, when the Chamber Of
Commerce hopes to muster some
80. 900 persons in a protest against
the handling OF the Trumbull Park
Homes situation.
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BORDER CHURCH NEWS

The subject of Rev. Sections
message at the Morning worship
at Border was Reaching Out"
Scripture reading, Heb. 11:ff. Five
members were received into the
fellowship of Border. Visitors
were made welcome. Next Sunday,
Rev. Sexton will speak on the sub
ject, Preaching Christ" Scrip
ture reading, 2 Cor. Aft
Before fine crowd Sunday eve
ming at the Vesper Hour, from 6
to Z, the Keys. sponsored a Sham
rock Tea in Commemorauon of st.
Patrick's Day. Preceding the Tea
Service, fine program was pre-
sented, featuring NJ. ]. Dillon,
county attorney, as guest speaker.
Mr.. Dillon gave some of the high
lights of his early life in his home
land as well as giving a brief his
tory Of Ireland and the spreading
of Christianity by st. Patrick. He
said in part that Ireland was the
only country in the world where
the transition from paganism
(Druidism) to Christianity was
accomplished without bloodshed
He said that st. Patrick's Day
carries the theory of peace. Aug
menting the talk. was Mrs. Mabel
Henderson. soloist, who rendered
several appropriate selections as
did Mr.. Richard Lloyd. Talmage
Carey, presented the speaker and
Miss Harriet Jones was mistress
, of ceremonies. After the program
refreshments were served in the
Recreation Room. Mrs. NJ. j
Nancy was responsible for this
pleasurable event. Next Sunday
evening, at 1880 the Pastor and
Choir will worship at Asbury
church, where they will have
charge of the services. Asbury is
at 45th and Bloomington Av. S
Rev. Sexton will preach. There
viii be no Vesper Service at the
church Sunday evening. Come &c
Border where you are always vel
/ come.
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and had lived in Minneapolis since
1927.
Surviving are one daughter,
Miss Lucille Padgett Of Mime
apolis; one sister, Mrs. Matte
Fowler of Versailles, Mo-; one
nephew and other relatives an&
friends.
The remains were shipped to
Versailles for burial on Thursday
evening. March Is. Miss Padgett
accompanied the body.
Neal Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
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SIOUX
r L L S
NEWS
N oTE S
By KAYE COATES
$40 MAble 81
Sioux Fails, 8. d.

0toA4 skA1s ~ ~
Alfred White wrote very good
letter to the Argus Leader. con-
corning the Disadvantages of Sc
curing house thru the real estate
companies here. Personally ]
think things like this speed our
progress in many ways. Bravo
AL
We are pleased to have Mrs.
w. Edgar home after her jaunt
down in Iowa. She reports fine
time after seeing 80 many Of her
relatives.
Sam Robinson and Jim Milsap
were two Of a gospel quartette
that sang at Riverside PTA. Their
songs were refreshing and very
much appreciated. I'm an old PTA
worker and / have come In con-
tact with so many that have pleas
ant things to say about the group.
Milsap is a fine speaker and /
like to know that he can also
sing. He is a fine young man.
Haven't seen too much OF Sam,
but he must be okay.
Local branch of the NAACP
met at the Service Center Sunday,
they are doing such fine job
with Bea Hamilton as president.
Lets all not forget to pay our
membership for the year of "a.
Jane Carpenter. one of our
Sioux Falls College students is
part OF one of the School gospel
teams and has been in several
places in Iowa with their talented
group. Jane is swell youngster
and does contribute lot to a
bundant living here.
Most OF us here and elsewhere
have shown the Coakley's that
we share their burdens at this
time. To those that never knew
Mrs. X. Clemens too long, she was
an accomplished beautician here
for many years employed by Nit
chelrs at the Shriver Johnson
Beauty Shoppe Mr., Estelle
Bridgewater, Mrs. Clemon S
brother Is Ill in Indianapolis, Ind
and Mrs. c. Grigsby is i'll in st
Paul and both will not be able to
attend the funeral.
Percy Love and his band has
been around here for a few days
and had to be here the day of the
big snow. They played in Del
Rapids Saturday, March Is. A LOT
Of our townfolks who are still
music lovers enjoyed the affair.
Our Joseph Flemming, who un
derwent a minor bit of surgery il
Just about all mended and getting
sassy already. DoH't forget JOE
isn't used TO loafing so stop in anC
visit with him.
Most folks around here hav'
been having colds, Mary Vaughn
Maxine Frost, Mrs, Shelly, Ros'
Clayton and I.
l. Nice to see Mrs. Greer bacl
home after her being in Lincoh
to care for her sister. Addie Tayio
Addie is better however, Greer 4
our local beautcian so when She
gone. she steals some of tn
glamour, that one needs so bodily
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. IN MEMORIAM
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our mother,
Nancy Stewart, who passed away
March 20, 1912.
You have left this world of
sorrow,
And are free from pain and harm,
And now rest in peace and
comfort
In the blessed Saviour's arms.
Children, Raymond and Eugene
Stewart, Ruth Pearson, Mary
Miller, Alice Scott and Allene
Neal.
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Delegates Pledge
NAAcP Suppors
To Freedom Drive

NAAcP Supporf
To Freedom Drive
CONTINUED from page u
regation on every level and In all
sections OF the country"
senator Lehman Speaks
Senator Lehman departed from
his prepared tsxt to tell the aud
fence that his FEPc had been
fsvorabiy reported out Of the
Senate Labor Committee that
morning. He warned, howeved,
that this step by no means assures
victory for the bill to provide e.
quality Of Job opportunity.
Speaking for his measure which
has enforcement powers, the New
York Senator said that those who
believe In a purely educational
FEPc are either deluded or In
sincere"
Enactment OF a purely educa-
tionnl measure. he declared.
would constitute an illusion Of
progress. without any significant
progress ut all. Such n measure"
he warned. would iuii many peo-
pie into believing that something
had been done, that an obligation
had been discharged. that a re-
sponsibility had been met. II
would appcsse some guilty con-
sciences. II would provide q basis
for a flaim Of accomplishment.
But is would actually accomplish
little. II anything. II would con-
stitute running backward"
To Continue Fight
Speaking on plans for the future
Mr.. Write warned that should adj
verse decisions be handed down In
the pending public school segre-
CATION casea. I'VE shall not be de-
TERED. but win go back again and
again until every vestige OF racial
separation In schools or other tax
supported institutions is abolished.
This win be done under tho bril-
liant. phenomenaliy successful dir
ection OF our legal staff headed by
Thurgood Marshall our dis
tinguished special counsel.
I'VE Of the NAACP do not be-
Hove, and We totally reject the
assertions Of certain dcma-
gogucs. that the people Of the
South are 80 subverslveiy law.
loss that they win meet with
violence Supreme Court deci-
sions against segregation.
should amy deliberately fomcnt.
cd violence occur. u win most
assurcdly not be- Of our making.
We are confident that federal
and state law enforcement n
genclcr win swiftly and ugor-
ousIy take care Of troubIe-mait-
ers.s
Mr.. White said he was "embar-
raised and Inundated" by the
charge OF race discrimination In
the United States made at the
Inter-American Conference In
Caracas I'm all the more EN-
barrassed.' no declared. because
we all know that the charge made
by Mrs. Cecilia Panel do Remon,
wife OF tho President OF Panama.
Ia true"
Bunche Cites Bias Costs
II In impossible, DR.. Bunche told
the delegates, TO calculate the
tremendous costs 10 the nation of
racial and religious bigotry, They
are seriously divisive influence
amongst all our people. They
spread the venom OF racial and re-
ligious hatred amongst us. They
create resentment unrest and dis
turbances in our communities.
They deprive us OF our maximum
national unity at time when our
way OF life and all that we stand
for Is gravely threatened from
without. They prevent us from
using substantial part OF our
manpowcr effectively even though
we are seriously short OF man
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For news about the latest
phouograph records, Rad this
paper each week. j, Henry Ran
dalls Rating the Records" Is disc
dope straight from the "horses
mouth"
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my hus-
band, r. B. Moulden, who passed
away March 20, 1858.
DAYS of sadness still come over
me,
Tears in silence often flow,
For memory keeps you ever near
me,
Though you died one year ago.
Sadly missed by wife, Edith.
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In loving memory of julius w.
Avery, who passed away 4 years
ago, March Is.
No one knows the silent
heartaches
Only those who have lost can
tell
OF the grief that is borne in
silence
For the one we loved so well.
DAYS of sadness still come DER
us,
Tears of silence often flow
For memories keep you ever near
us
Though you died 4 years ago.
Sadly missed by wife. Matte,
sisters, Bertha and Enola.
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Let ms do that printing Job for
you. No job too small or too big
Spokesman Recorder Press MI.
SSlo.--Adyt.
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. CARDS OF THANKS
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to express my sincere
gratitude to the Phyllis Wheatley
staff members for the lovely birth
day gifts. - Mrs. Briggs Davis.
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BRIEF NEWS
SCENE

CONTINUED from page ~
rains but pours.--the young hus-
band became Ill after working 30
many hours. The Veterans hos
pital doctors ordered him to the
hospital where he win be for some
time. Meanwhile, the wife, who
now must care for three children
faces the situation with courage
and says bravely. I'VE want no
charity" It's a sad, tough story.
but let's hope IL has bright end
ing.
Lowell Fulson and his orchestra
win be on deck at the Minneapolis
Labor Temple Saturday night,
March 10, under the A. L. Ellis
auspices.
Next night, Sunday. March 20.
at the same place, the famed
Cootie Williams will bring his ag.
gregation with Eddie Clean
head Vinson, the featured vocal
list.
This years st. Thomas Style
Show Is set for the Minneapolis
Labor Temple for Easter Monday
night. April 10,
SMALL TALK: What Mime
apolis playboy went to Chicago to
hide those two black eyes an irate
husband gave him? A sharp st.
Paul chick who knows her way
around win accept scotch and So
das but she doesn't drink any
thing more potent than Tom
Moore's Coca Cola Her girl pal
drinks all OF the Haig and Haig
the slick chick orders up. All of
these cats who have been spend
ing moolah TO get Miss Slick
high" have never noticed how she
slips her glass TO her girl-buddy.
Hail
A foolish young Sc. Paul pro-
fessional man who had what
some considered much promise,
allowed wine. women and song
20 ruin his career. What fools
too many Of us mortals be!
CURRENT; Sports fans will en-
Joy the Saturday Evening POST
piece about Kid Gavilan, The
Champ They Love To Hate" by
John Lardner in the March 20
edition of that mag. Says Lardner,
kid Gavilan, worlds top weller
weight, is an acknowledged mas
ter OF the ring. But too many
blood thirsty fans, he's a bum.
Why7 Becauses he fights no
harder than he has TO, and II has
been said, won't give you a
knockout for less than $4,000"
NAACP Region 4, of which Will
liam Cratic of Minneapolis Is the
chairman, has quota of $4,000
members. The region is composed
OF the states OF Iowa, Colorado,
Kansas, Minnesota. Missouri,
Montana. Nebraska, South Da-
kota and Wyoming
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A foolish young st. Paul pro-
fessional man who had what
some considered much promise.
allowed wine. women and song
20 ruin his career. What fools
too many Of US mortals be!
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