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Evening star., 1954-03-17

sRANbI az YEN NEw vi io59 9ifS0HH FAHHoIIs ME MHKES
A1MCO TV SALES
3l43 N. Washington Blvd.
Arlington. Va. ia. S-1SOl. ia. S-7s0U
TEAMS, IsaI,ns, a-o; s;,o; saS; no. 2-a!ss
TV AND RADIO TESTING EQUIP
MENT-TA. 9-93l0. I'll
Tv ANTENNA TOWER. metal, 80 it.,
scarcely used. ia. 7-1174. lis
TYPEWRITERS, port. NEW Rem.
Royal, Smith-Corona. Und.. Olymp pia
free. home dem. $3.50 wk. DI. q
TYPEWRITER. elec. Exor plea Royal
syes ssyypeewrissTr' 81 S.sSo1 sssS less than ys ysaF
Washers, wrinser type. se2 each
Vii Vii deliver ST. s.Issis. ' @1a
condition. s35. IA. S-o916.
WASHER: used only W; automatic
for $50 or best offer JU. 5-S3sl.
WATER HEATERS, nrand-new; t0-
yr guarantee; no money down; pay
for II on your gas bill; Immediate
sasSRll'!!saI seN' 4Sss l. / al: RsrfmAS N cafi i
WATER HEATER. 30 gal. new. in
crate. will sell reas.; also can in
stall. Ii. 4-63s4; ewes. RA. 3-:5s6
III
WINDOW SHADES; new; gark green
purchased from Govt: 81 and 27 in.
width; 75c each. n. FRANK & SON.
Ala 3rd st. NV. Elk. 3-S914.
WOMENS APPAREL : 2 shortie
coats, whlte-nayy; black lace
evening gown and accessories, new,
size IS; silver evening sandals:
other articles. wearing apparel.
Phone OIL 4-0n1R for appt
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WIREMEN


Permanent and interesting position
with q friendly expanding company
Minimum of > yrs. experience in
wiring, soldering and assembly OF
electronic parts required. Must be
able to read wiring diagrams and
schematics.
The Ahrendt instrument Co.
G9I0 Calvert Rds. College Park Md.
x.RAY TECHNICIAN. new modern,
150-bed hospital Apply DIR. Law
RENEE STETSON, Louise Ohici Me-
mortal Hospital, Suffolk. Va.
GIRL. white, between 25 and 40:
experienced; for dry cleaning store.
Apply 1907 Conn. ave. NV. liz
WOMAN, experienced, for soda toun-
sain and cigar ta counter plm dtHsnAITY tfSn =
zossPi:TtAE DR6osToRE. ASSSl 200 sth
YoUNG SSi LADY, e1-35. attractive q sp-
pearance, as clerk in grocery store
Sal t. q s"s s4O ana kicE~0Gs Kiek fhons 5a' ys
REFiNRD RFiINSS LADIES, part time, - or
more hrs. wkly. VIII average you
$2 per hr; WORKING IN you, own
WHITE WOMAN. companion to Ell eI-
derly lady. Light g.h.w. Live in:
lovely apt. References. $50 mo. DE.
2-0344. rs
OPPORTUNITY. full or part time. in
Sales dept. average SIS per eve
ming, II you have 4 evenings and
Sat. available. Call for details. MR..
CAMERON. Otis 4-6963. IL Am. to
> pm. -23
TALL, s. 8" or over, part time sales
lady: exper. coats and suits; pleasant
working cond.; excel. sal. and comm.
Apply in person TALL APPAREL
SHOPS. 73S 18th st. NV. -19
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ROOMS WANTED

LADY. not employed, wants furn. rm..
private Christian home only; $50
to $35 mo. Box 257-D, Star.
WOMAN. white, wants bsmt. rm.. use
hot plate. CO. 5-6561. II
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

l 700 2lst ST. N.W.-A distinctive
home for young people in an un-
laundry facilities, Reasonable. is
AVE. NV, 2326-
Lovely twin-bed rm for . girls;
piano and washing facilities. DU,
1-l6"0 -1S
Fayington Inn. 1875
N ns; i3th yary st con7 meals "a ssa sns rv; park
WANTED--Room and board for high
school girl in vicinity of Oxon Hill
High School. Call LO. 1-9136.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
TARPAULINS

we have All sizes at rock bottom
$1.25 each. N. FRANK g. SON, ala
.ird ~ n M, EY SnEd
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MY FRIEND JOHN
ATLAS
FURNITURE
921 G ST. NV.

WASHINGTON. d. C.
DI 7-3737.. Open daily til 7 Mon.
days and THURSDAYS II 2 Part
anywhere and MY FRIEND JOHN
VIII foot the bill
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ROOMS FURNiSHED-S.E.-S.W.
us 14th ST. AND PA. AVE. Sc
Room, studio couch, next to tiled
bath; S"5 mo. L. 4-51S1. lis
ROOMS EURN.-MD. 8 VA.
ONE BLK. TO KANE'S and bus; lee
rm, with sun deck; for ] or ..
JA -11Ol ewes -Io
SILVER SPRING-Woman only. Attr
rm. and pvt. bath. in pvt. home: nice
neighborhood | block transp. Avail.
irnmed $40 mo. Cal! after 6 m.
JT. 1876. -.
ROOM. ore block of WASHINGTON
boulevard, on busline. ia. 7-S6i3.
rm. M, bus: home priyils.. unlim
phone. IA. S-53lS or NE. S-969o.
--2l
ARLINGTON-Wide open spaces: 10
minutes from D. c.: free parking
daily maid service. IA. s-S9l0. --1a
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GAS RANGES

APT. SIZE. OVEN CONTROL
IN EXCEL COND., .$25 EACH
GENERAL WRECKiNG co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AID. 2-6177
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pIANOS-Are you willing to pay as
little as $3.50 TO have 2 new full
home to start your child in mrsic? :?
CHASE-PLAN makes 1t possible for
you to do this. Call or come In for
complete details, CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO.. 110S @ st. NV. DI. 7-S464.
PIANO. Sterling, almost new. Moving
must sell; oris. $500. sell $27b.
PIANO. upright. mahogany. Hazel
ton Bros. excel cond. and tone;
bench: Cost 81 .299; 209,o Sell $500 or
Evening star., 1954-03-17

BLUEGRASS SOD
Now Is the time 10 sod. You lay II
and save. Immed delivery. BLUE
GRASS SOD NURSERY. LU. 2-4qS0
Cow Manure and TopSoil
Sunday deliveries. Call JE. 2-l349.
Cow Manure and TopSoil
Sunday deliveries. Call JE. 2-I349.
Ia
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FlagStone and Stone

WORK
Cement dfiveways. walks, steps,
porches. retaining walls, tile drain
age. Also outdoor fireplaces.
Angelo MARCUcc1o. JU. 9-17oe
FLOOR SANDING, finishing, cleaninI
and waxing; reasonable rates; free
estimate. RA, 6-6795. --22
FLOOR SANDING, FIN. New, &c So
it.; old, 10c and up. Free est. Work
guar. c. L HINSON. Ii. 3-754S.
FLOOR SANDING. nnishins; room.
work. L. b. HAWKINS. UN. 1914
FLOORS. sANDED and beautifully re-
finished. Work personally done. q
yrs experience. TU: 2-6359; -23
FURN. UPHOLSTERY CLEANED In
home; also repairs; all work guar
anteed; reas. LA. 6-3549; ewes. LU
GARsAGGEs BuILr-Briek. wood and
10000 or ia S-0442 till 8 ON.
GENERAL REPAIRS, painting, plas-
tering. carpentry work, roof paint
ing. repairing: no job too small,
PRINTZ, Ii. 4-15l1.
GENERAL REPAIR-Painting. car
Eeod Eeosry JOB and ap DastsF5as ru We sai 81
PAINTING, interior and exterior: and
minor repairs. LU. 4-1556. LU.
pAINT1NG. INTERIOR and exterior:
. neat work: reas. prices. ia. S-9lS7.
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TARPAULINS

DROP CLOTHS--CANVAS
LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE
25l3 NJ ST. NV. RX. 3-3527
TELEVISION-Brand-new "a models.
up to SI25 trade-in allowance.
Prices start at S149.95 A 4 A
APPLIANCE CO.. ZOO Ga. ave. NV.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ANOTHER LOAD OF fine walking anc
SADDLE horses. Just in from TenncS-
see. JU. 9-96l5. ewes, HU. 3-9o15 )
WANTED. e5 HORSES and s ponies
tdee, or work. AP. 1I69o, II.
BEEF for YOUR freezer. cut, pack.
aged and quick froZe hind quar-.
ter, Iac; front. 4uc; delivered. Cal
ia. 5-5143 after 4 pm. -25
THREE FRESH cows. Holstein. anc
8 close springing helferS: Bangs calf.
hood vaccinated. DU. 5-7oS6. -2l
SOUTHSIDE SALE
of
54-Reeistered Aberdeen -AnEus-54
Saturday, March 20 1854, / PM
To be held at
River Valley Farm. Branchville. Va
10 miles z. OF Emporia on road
to Branchville
8 head OF outstanding herd bull
prospects.
IS females Of popular families. Bred
and open heifers. cows with calves
At side. All cattle fully guaranteed
For cataloR, write VA. ABERDEEN.
ANGUS ASSOC, Box 1876. Char
lotteSville, Va
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

NEW HAMPSHIRE RED baby chicks,
best quality. Special, ST. 81 per
hundred Pekin baby ducks $3.50
per doz. O. G. MAXWELL. Lam
ham, Md. WA 7-I545. ~
FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks. JAMES FEED STORE. 6l9
K st. NV, NE. S-0nS9.
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GLASS TOPS

GLASS TOPS
Free estimates. RA. 3-7220. III
GROCERY EQUIPMENT, pvt. owner;
must sell by piece or all to one buy
er; all equip. necessary to start bus
mess. Call Sunday. XII. S-S013.
GUNS-12 gauge ithaca pump. extra
barrel; 25 Remington pump car
bine. Want fine 20-gauge double:
cash difference for right gun. Ewes,
WE. 5-5234.
HEATERS. new. used: repairs tgas,
oil. coal. wood) ACME STOVE 10l1
9TH st. NV, MA. a-Sg52
HEATING UNIT. ABC motor. gun
oil burner for furn. with all controls.
and 275-gal. oil tank. LU. 2-0s33.
CORNER CABINET; slant
top desk; Bavarian tea set. screen.
vases. etc. HO. 2-1199.
LUGGAGE-Cash required: can be
seen on ground floor of the Broad
moor Apis. 1901 Conn. ave. is
MIRRORS. plate glass: bought from
one OF WASHINGTON largest hotels:
size 30 by AZ: price. $9.95: smaller
sizes priced accordingly. N. FRANK
d SON, Ala 3rd st. NV, EX.
3-s974.
NGTDDOD NM or ACC TODC
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Plumbing and Heating
Remodeling and repairs: hot-watel
heaters. all makes. IA. 9-61 "a. .-1s
REMODELING and repairs; plumbing
and heating; special price on all
ROOFING, WATER -PROoFING. in.
sulating, paint. plaster, White mech
Work guar. Ii. 7-8209. Low price
ROOFING. ell types; cutters. spouts,
carSentry and painting. A. D.
THOMAS, WA, 7-7362.
SCREENING PORCHES my specialty
Get them ready for summer. CheeneI
now. JU. 6-3942, ewes. Mr.. TAYLOR
Stone, FlagStone, Cement
Specializing in retaining walls. patios
fiower boxes, steps. walks, drives
porches. lily pQnds. nreplaces, etc
24-hr. service, For Q free estimate
call JERRY. LU. 1-4766. 1T
rnodelins. pcrthes. ikiStshSoIs kitchenS.o bsth; ~
IA. $4,000 jU. 6-22o6.
Evening star., 1954-03-17

olack. copper, cast iron,
cut-thread fixtures BLOCKS. l74t
Lee hwy. IA. $500.
POCKET and billiard table supplies
poker tables and game equipment
table tennis tables and accessories
CONN BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SUPPLY CO. $40 9th 81 NV. DI
PUMPS - We have the Jump or
PUMPS. an sizes in, stock. $50 up
MSs0ts now open re'aff EfEcRc EouipMEN4 asIfal NJ
CO: 2i!3 Sherman ave. NV.
MagnavoX AM-FM
. spsed. blond. modern, $50. so
R3HDDiioo!-PHoNoGRapH, Adj s-speed- ma
special S69.95. A Il A APPLIANCE
CO., ZOO Ga. ave. NV. RA. 3-33l 5
RADIO PHoNo. RcA. like new
blond. sl25. ia. s-s063. 61o N
RxfLkoab RXxfhtsassf Al RAIL. 700 IT.. 100 lb.
per YARD in excel eond; sac PEI
Bladensburg. Md -i7
oil, coal vood,. ACME STOVE. ioli
RrfpiStrR.1oNSAs. I1h 81 ny "a. s-ss5S; s;!s q. -, 40,
each; delivered. Also 1850 EefEr
REFRiGERAToRs. used: large as.
Sortment from $40 up: some witt
l-ysar guarantee: time payments
FREDERICK s. 1905 I4th ST. NV
REFRIGERATORS--Servel. "A At
now in apis. being replaced witt
larger boxes. McCLAINE PROP
FRTIES ia "-33O0 III
RErRiGERAIoks; laF GER. al sizes. ~ e!ss. / {,
LESS SALES CO. "231 Ga. ave. NV
REFRIGERATOR COMPRESSOR
Freon Frigidaire. TIz-ton unit, com,
plete with 10 h.p.. go volt. &C
motor. $3.50. JULIAN c. COHEN
& CO, INC, BladensburE, Md. Il
REFGR. 9 GU. It Coldspot, peri
cond.; Western Holley 4-burner ga
range with griddle on top. used :
years. good cond.. 500 each o
best Offer: I- going overseas. ,Cal
REffRitG2EiklAToR. Westinghouse. iss.
model; : cubic IT,. unused; $3.50
REfRIGERATOR. 1s4s crosley shelv
ador. excellent condition. GE auto
matte washing machine. baby cris
and mattress. coffee and end tables
kidney vanity and stool. washtub
administrations, EM al lat. models, .ls s..
up. Terms. ALIsoNs 2212 14th st
Kelvinator ~.
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The John Kilpen Hotel
23l0 ASHMEAD PI.. NV.
n block off Conn. ave. overlooking
Rock Creek Park pble. and sgle.
rms. pvt. bath avail; excel. meals;
rates. Sl1 80 Mk up HO o-31h6
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO., 622 E st.
NV. MA. S-4094.
BACKHOE-Crane, clamshells. loader
and dnzare 10 E-a-uI "a
Evening star., 1954-03-17

MOTOR sTOKER, used about IS
months; good condition, cost 1890.
will sell for SIS. Phone XII. 9-l74S.
MOTORS 1/100 to 100 h.p. and re-
duction gear; 6-440 volts. rewound
exch. CARTY. 1908 18th. NO. T.
MOTORS-We exchange any make
while you wait; IL h,p., $9.95 up:
guaranteed one year. Save time and
money; replace heating, pump, wash
ing machine and refrigeration mo-
now open. ELEcTRiC EQUIPMENT
90 OACo Sherman ave L "
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THE MONTANA - Beautifully furn.
2-bedrm. apt avail April /; con-
venient downtown location; "a blk.
of ConHr-eve.; 24-hour elevator and
switchboard service. Contact res.
mgr, 1926 NJ ST. NV, DI. 1-S1Sl.
Evening star., 1954-03-17

newest samples, interior painting
free estimates. JU. 7-7S35. III
PAPERHANGING, painting. 20 yrs.
exper / do my own work. Guar
$l5 up. Lu, 4.2357,a,
guar. RA. 3-7393 or RA. 3-77S9
wall scraping and ce
ment; free estimates: all work guar
anteed. Call after 8 pm, Ii
7-924S or Ii. 4-7439. E. L. YOUNG
PLASTERING. repairs. old and new
work: lge.. small Jobs; white mech, ;
Evening star., 1954-03-17

like it; int. and ext. new and old.
Call MR.. EDGERTON. JU. 5-65S4.
PAINTING -PAPERING, inter-. exter.
FHA loans avail, For est. call JU.
CAN A. DoMiNIcK, JA. 2-6s30.
weekdays after 5. all day sunday.
PAINTING-PAPERING
Satisfied customers for over .25 yrs.
MR.. LAWRENCE, Ii. 6-S100, RA.
6-9703.
Painting-Top Quality!
Call OIL. 6-6934. RAINBOW DECO.
RATORS -17
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l sth COL.-Lge. . twin-bed rm. apt,
80 adults, linens. blankets, silver,
Evening star., 1954-03-17

manuals. 25-pedal notes Complete
with 40-watt tone cabinet. Original
list price. S2.395. Demonstration spe-
cially priced at 81. .695: guaranteed.
HUGO WORCH
e25 q st. NV. Established 1879.
Evening star., 1954-03-17

The Ahrendt Instrument Co
G9I0 Calvert Rds, College Park. Md
I'm A-6R1S -IS
Evening star., 1954-03-17

11l2 10th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn,
large effic ; modern downtown bldg;
convenient TO everything. See resi-
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TELEVISION SALE

WE BEAT ALL DISCOUNT PRICES
AIMCO TV SALES
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TENTATIVE DEATH
LIST DECEMBER
BOARD


/. John Cole 10 2e7 NJ. h r.
g. Thomas Dobv M ra0 Nh
boro.
8. Dovte Clark No 1r3 prof Il
Exile Lue Hart No 979 Mr.
S. AL Martin ~ 9-3 M AL
ran T-7+ta,. -~e..ls-+ B...--.--
6. Annie Pa.bfnr No 257 Mr. G.
C. Colev president Barnett
r Francis Barlow. No % Mr. O.
B. Arlington. president. Laurel
Matte Sninl,s rrasfdan+ Union
g. ST. CLANCY. No. l1Q. MI G7ha
10. Mary Smith. No. 254 Rev.
burg.
G 3. Arrj~aton president Laurel
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1000 Membership Cam
paign Making Roadway

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'''' '''-'' wy '000 pi01'70 ''''''l0'7-
added monbors aimee the convao-
,,,,o. ........ 49,, i, 49, s.,5 ,...uo,,
/ No. 80. Mr.. D. M. Wiley Meridian.
No 81. Mrs. Onrie MobIev. Lauder
No. los. Mr.. L. B. Marshall. Virgins,
No. 1I3. Rev Gus Javnes. Sanatori-
No. 1875, Mr.. Marshall Clark. Dale
No. 215. Mr.. J. c. Jordan. Waynes
ia
The echo., 1954-12-01
Vice President Badges
In Stock

Fo- sometime we have had in
quries concerning H. B. A. badges
for the Wee Presidents Of the locs,
lodge We have not stocked this
particular badge before because we
have no' had any calls for them
This VIII Inform all concerned thai
we have Vice President badges x7,s
If we have ssv calls tcs n, 3 4.
Treasurer. Chaplain and Jecrer1ry,
we cen gss trese. roo.
The pc.ee is the sa1xe as raenshsr
The echo., 1954-12-01

254, Rev. Jas, Patrick,-5
480, Rev. Jas. Patrick, 5
422, R. V. Pope, 20
495, A, ]. Barnett, 10
1876, Mrs. Christene Lucas, 5
451, Mrs. Mary Mcshepherd, 5
125, Mrs. Aletha White, 5
Y, Mrs. Mary j. Moore. 5
25. ms. Earle A. Russell, 5
121, Mrs. Mabel Kendricl, 3
1O2, Mrs. Irene Allen, 5
SO, shollie Perkins, 5
373, Aaron Trotter, 5
512. Mrs. Lonnie Norman, 5
3O1, Jet Nelson, 6
213, Brown McRee, 5
AZ, Mrs. Lerene Butler, 5
II, Mrs. Bette Faulkner, 5
153. Mrs. Maggie Davis, 5
108. Mrs. Clara Myers, 5
SO, J. H. Myers, 5
500, Mrs. Minnie Jones, 10
%, J. C. Williams, S
270 Wiley Johnson, 20
81. Edgar Shumate, S
2l0. John Green, S
444. Ms, Eula Berkhalter.
FOL Il. S. Jones, 6
212. Y. 6. Jones. S
176. DeriaS Craft, S
231. jos Krox,s
'53. r. c. Iiiller.s
4ss- Austin Buckeyes .r....
lss E~r-ca Site .i'';S
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Pledge Service

Eightyone presidents were pres
ent during the pledge services and
the following presidents pledges the
following number Ito be added be-
tween now and the Convention 1850
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No. 2l5, j. c. Jordan,-10
No. 337, Prof. A. C. DrWnmond,-5
No 484, Prof A. C. Dummond,-5
No. $50, Mrs. Annie U. Bax-
trone,-5
4 %, M. V. B. Pitts,-5
~ 3, # ( R. W. Datdcliff,-7
4, Aev. R. W. Radcliffe
: 47s,Mrs Annie Roberts,-6
19O-Wm. iKnslow,-7
378, VIM. Kinslow,-5
1876, VIM. Kinslow,-5
33, Mrs. D. M. Wiley,-5
1877, Levi McCarty,-10
55, Floyd Goins,-5
406, Mrs. Cora Neal, 5
235, Levi Donald,-10
238, Ace Evans,-6
AZ, Rev. C. S. Jackson,-5
= l47.-Calvin Scots
Y 8. B. W. Willis,-5
4 14S, Rev. G. w. Millsap.--s
lib. Rev. Gus Jaynes-7
!. iis, Gabe Hornc,-5
~
~ 80. Rev. VIM. Kins,--6
\ Rev J. E. Grace,--lo
"f. Rev. J. E. Grace.--5
.as7. C. D. Cotton.--Io
9? fS~ASn~ Z
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81. Ta ell, )
90 G J.. Arlington, 5
474. c. L. Howard, S
26O. M Page. 5
%, Preston Robertson. 5
10. 1. H. Mccall, 5
266. L. B. Booth, 5
81. John H. Brown, 8
511. Arther Jeffol-on, 5
457 B. H. Seals, 5
2O4. Ben Phillips, 5
2. Willie Chapel, S
l. VIM. Crowell, 5
9. Mrs. Minnie Irby, 5
491 Mrs. Matte Sninks, 5
499. David Williams, 5
317, Tommy Dowd, 5
$40. Kin McInnis, 6
113. H. c. Jenning, 5
rs, Rev. Handy Keys, 5
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-08
Minnesota GRIND
MuSeeT LuWFene0
To Coll MEETING

Most worshipful Grand Master
John r. Lawrence Of the Mime
sofa jurisdiction who attended the
Chicago meeting Of 81 grand mas
tcrS said Wednesday that he plans
10 call q special meeting Of his
official cabinet 20 discuss the
Shriners controversy, Minnesota
is one Of the II jurisdictions
where no edict has been issued by
the worshipfIl grand master.
Lawrence said the Chicago
meeting indicated n great degree
OF unity Of the grand masters who
appeared dedicated TO preserving
the high standards Of Prince Hall
Masonry.
The meeting was held In the
newly purchased grand temple Of
the Illinois jurisdiction
Editors Note Since receipt Of
the foregoing AMP release the II.
linois grand master DR.. =. c.
Dogan Of Decatur has issued an
edict barring master MasonS from
participating in Shrine affairD
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-08
CATHOLLs GROUP
ESTABLISHES AWARD
TO PROMOTE JUSTICE


Chicago (ANP)-- An inter-
racial award aimed at promoting
interracial justice at Catholic col
leges In the midwest has been
established hee recently by the
Catholic Interracial Council Of
Chicago.
Known az the Thomas J. Cove
Interracial Justice Award. 1t win
90 to a Catholic college or uni
versity, student organization or
individual in Illinois. Wisconsin.
Indiana or Michigan who con-
tributes the most to interracial
justice.
The program itself win be adj
ministered by the groups College
Program committee. representing
20 colleges and universities In the
four states.
The award was named In honor
Of the late Thomas J. Grove, in
founding member Of the body. His
zeal to promote interracial good
will Is evidenced by the fact that
he once named his general con-
tracing firm, the Martin p.
Lincoln Company in honor Of the
beloved Negro Dominican Brother
Blessed Martin de PORES. and
Abraham Lincoln.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-08
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH OF
CON IN CHRIST

The church services were high
Sunday morning a. we opened
with a beautiful Sunday School
lesson.
Subject: God revealed In Christ,
John 120-30-3l. This lesson was
discussed and enjoyed by all.
The morning worship opened
with singing and praise 10 God.
Song. Hell be there" was beauti-
fully rendered by Misses Odessa
McCaStle and Hazel jackson.
Our pastor gave 20 us one of
his most inspiring messages. Sub
tect: The church with the victory.
n was found in Acts 2:t2-4T. Our
hearts were lifted a. he spoke 10
us out Of the word OF God.
United with the church were
Rev. and Mrs. Carpenter. Rock
Island. III. and Mrs. J. Washing
ton, also Of Rock Island. Other
visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Miller % Rock Island.
Odessa McCastle. reporter: Rev
J. c. Virgins, pastor.
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PILGRIM REST CHURCH

Morning services at Pilgrim
Rest were very inspiring.
the Lord spared them 70 witness
Everyone was happy to know
Year In.
the old year out and the New
The pastor. Rev. Joseph Jack
son. spoke 10 Us from Proverbs
l4:12. There In q way that
seemeth right TO man. but the
end thereof In the way Of death. /"
In searching that verse for
thought we derive a short thought,
- New Life" We all need TO
pass from death unto life before
we shall see his face.
New Years day we witnessed
a wonderful unity OF love between
the members and friends Of Pill
grim Rest church.
We had our annual New
Years day feast at Sister O..
Moore's Everyone went away re-
joicinR In q beautiful new found
fellowship.
Let us not forget our shut in
members. Remember them in deed
and In thought.
Let US all go somewhere 20
church every Sunday. Let our own
minds be at ease TO know we did
not forget the Lords day.
Pilgrim Rests doors stand
ajar for those who care TO come
out and worship with u.s. Mrs.
Dayton Loud, reporter.
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FIRST COMMUNION
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The Lord. our God. Jesus Christ.
blessed First Communion with n
worshipful morning Of study and
devotion. January 3. 1854. We
here at First Communion are be-
ginning 1884, looking forward 10
our first anniversary In Febru-
airy.
While the children were being
taught, the adults enjoyed q pro-
fitable study Of the first chapter
OF Galations. Discussion was led
by the pastor. A new teacher.
Miss Catherine Thompson, was
added TO the Sunday School staff
mot peace. but a sword" was
the sermon topic delivered through
the pastor. This message from the
10th chapter Of Matthew was
based on the saith verse: Think
not that I am come TO send peace
on earth. I came not TO send
peace. but q sword"
Rev. Hodge, pastor, took pic
lures OF the congregation after
worship services.
In the afternoon. Rev. and Mrs.
Hodge attended the Youth for
Christ rally at the auditorium.
Don't forgeti February 7, 1854
win be anniversary Sunday at
First Communion.
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aAAANAA~ee
Our pastors message was taken
from Gen. 42-2I, 50. Luke 1925,
job. 20-I-17. Theme, Memories
Bitter And Sweet" We enjoyed
this message very much
The Senior Choir and MuMeettes
rendered heartfelt music. United
with the church were Mr.. Edwin
q. Carr on Christian experience.
Candidate for baptism was Mrs.
Sudie HAtchett. We welcome you
TO the fold. May God throw his
arms Of protection around you.
We welcome all visitors. II you
have no church home, make Beth
esda your choice. Remember our
sisters and brothers IN prayer, aid
them in sickness and distress.
Next Sunday. during the morn
ing hour. we VIII have baptismal
services.
We were very sorry 10 hear
about the tragedy that occurred
Friday, Jan. 1, early In the morn
ing TO the family Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Daley. II was reported that
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tendle's
condition stiIl remains critical
We are praying for them and all
Of our sick everywhere Gods
speedy recovery.
All are invited 10 come next
Sunday and witness q great
spiritual time.-SarRh Benson. re-
porter.
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Twin City
Church Neps

lights brought out were that the
church 10 the only organization
that n tagging In social ADJUST
ment and that the major reSpon-
sibility rests In the Church
The pastor said that Gods pa
thence II due TO His love for man.
II was Communion Sunday and
the Holy Sacrament was admin
lstered TO nearly all present. Next
Sunday the subject Of Rev. Sex
toms message viii be Christian
ity, a Vital Force" Scripture
reading, John Aft. Sunday morn
ing a dream for transportation
for our youngsters 70 and from
Sunday school became a realtxa-
ton. A bus has been secured TO
pick up the children ION the
Northside for the presently. at
designated places, at appointed
times and return them after Sun
day school.
Parents wishing 10 avail them
selves OF this opportunity TO send
their children 10 Sunday school
should contact Mrs. Banks, the
superintendent, or Rev. Sexton
for particulars.
Next Sunday at the Vesper
Hour from to 7 the Keys VIII
present another of their fine pro-
grams. Mrs. Ethel Mcintosh u In
charge of the program and prom
Uses q treat for your listening
pleasure. We invite you and your
friends TO be present.
Come to Border, you are always
Welcome.