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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03

and ''The Lords Prayer" accom-
panied by Mrs. John Braun at the
organ. The altar flowers were
white.
For her daughters wedding Ms.
Schock wore navy taffeta with a
navy hat and accessories. Her cor
sage was pink roses.
Mrs. Going chose a navy print
dress, navy hat and accessories and
wore a corsage of pink roses.
A reception for 200 guests was
held in the church parlors. The
three tier wedding cake was serv-
ed from refreshment table using
garden flowers with silver service
and candelabrum.
Mrs. James T. Smith and Mrs.
Lawrence Sauvey poured and Mrs.
Gordon Wohlers, Mrs Gerald Han
nan, Mrs. Richard Weichel and
Mrs. Warren Landon were in
, charge of the reception. Mrs.
George Landon served the we'd
! ding cake. Mrs. Kenneth Landon
was in charge of the Brides Book.
The young couple left for a we'd
ding trip to Northern Michigan
and will live on Route 2 when
they return. She graduated from
Harding High School, Marion and
he attended Lakeside High school
and is an Inspector at New De-
parture.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
Norma Jean Burning
Chosen Maid of Honor

Miss Norma Jean Burning has been notified by the Ohio
the Ohio Holsten Queen having placed second in recent
to select the Ohio Holsten Queen who will reign
ceremonies Ohio Hosten Day. Sept at the State
Eair umh
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
SEWING CLUB MEETS

Mrs. Merlin Budd entertained
her sewing club at her home Fri
day evening. After sewing, refresh
ments were enjoyed. The club
meets in two weeks at the home
of Mrs. Betty Fall, Catawba Island.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
CLUB LUNCHEON

st. Thomas Guild luncheon will
be held at the Beach Club Sep
tember 8 at o'clock. Mrs. Will.
liam Richards, Sr., will be the
guest speaker.
/ Reservations must be in by Sat.
| urday, Sept. 4.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

The children at the Ford Day
Care Center had busy day Thurs
day In the morning Susan Stuckey
who was 4 celebrated her birthday,
and in the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Dallas Ford entertained the chill
dren at supper party at their
home in honor of the fifth birth
day of their daughter Judy JoAnn
Movies were made of the young
guests.
4 Attending the party were Mary.
I'm Donahoe, Sharon Donahoe
Kathy McDougall, Ruth Ann Boss
Janet Kratz, Lee Ellen Rathbun
Frances Heaton, Jane Schwab
Dcbby Kokanke, Susan Stuckey
Elaine Putnam and Penny Ford.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
GoLFERETTEs TOURNAMENT

Mrs. Gordon Ley and Mrs.
James Rhiel were runners up for
the Presidents cup in the Golfer
cites Tournament. In the play-off
Saturday Mrs. Rhiel won the cup.
The Scotch Foursome played
Sunday. The players were Mrs. C..
r. Wood, Gene Bolte, Jack Ley
and Ruth Rice. Jack Ley and
Ruth Rice were the winners.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
APPROACHING MARRIAGE

! Mrs. Kenneth Pool, Route 3, has
received information from her
son, Airman First Class Harland
w. Branum that he will be mar
ried September 4th, in Alaska, to
Dorothy Johnson. He has been
stationed in Alaska for the past
two years and 'Ns just recently
reenlisted for four more years.
EXTRA MONEY THRU OUR
CLASSIFIED ADS
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
BRIDAL SHOWER

Miss Joan Nehls, Oak Harbor
bride-elect of Clarence Benker
Oak Harbor, was honored at g
bridal shower Saturday evening
when Mrs. Arthur Nehls, Detroit
Mrs. Frederick Nehls and Mrs
Carol Nehls served as hoStesses
The recreation room a; the home
of Mrs. Carol Nehls was decorated
in the colorS the bride-io-De has
chosen for her wedding.
CorSageS were presented to the
honored guest, her mother, Mrs
Alvin Nehls, and her grandmothe,
Mrs. Fred Nehls.
After contests and card bings
were enjoyed, Miss Nehls opened
her gifts which were beautiful,
arranged under an orchid umbrel
la.
Guests included Miss Ann Lesser
Toledo, Miss Emily Nehls, Detroit
Miss Norma Humphrey, Mesdames
Jim st. John, Detroit, Edwin Nehls
Gerald Humphrey, Lester Nehls
Russell Cook, Kenny Reitler, anc
Mrs. Enda Seamer.
Unable to attend were Mrs
Lewis Howe, Mrs. Sam Holmes
Mrs. OleS Nehls.
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03

A mans fear, unconquered, con-
quers him, in whatever direction.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03

Glen Scott, Lakeside, has been
discharged from Memorial Hos
pital, Sandusky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03

It is only the fear of God that can
deliver us from the fear of men.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03

Giant PhiIodendron $l.49 eachA
White Phiiodendron 79c each.
kLiNCBlEL FLORISTS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03

The names of Mrs. Edward Flynn
If Lakeside and Mrs. Ev Youster
were omitted from lhe list og
guests attending the shower for
Miss Joellen st. John at Goose
haven Lodge. i
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-14
Church Women
Meet A. s.. Peters
For Dinnel

"Christian women's Trustee
ship" was the theme OF the din
ner and election meeting present
ed Tuesday evening, May II by
the Business and Professional wo-
mems group OF the Greater Min
neapolis Council OF Churches Mt
St Peters AME church.
Representatives from all OF the
churches OF the city answered the
roll call Miss Ruth Harvey is
director.
Mrs. wreatha Maxwell assisted
by Mrs, Celeste Fraction and Mrs
Christine johnson was In charge
OF the worship period Miss Har-
riet Lane Prcaidcd.
A panel discussions Christian
woman's Thusteeship." was pre-
scented by four panel members as
follows: Mrs A, N, Satterlee, vice
president OF Consumers Interests
OF Minneapolis. spoke ON Woman
IA Consumer" Miss Geraldine
Sargent. attorney for Veterans
Administration. Woman an An
Economic Citizen. Miss Frances
Ciyburn. adult worker Halle O.
Brown House. st. Paul. Woman
As A Neighbor" and Mrs, David
witheridec. wife OF Rev. David
witherdge, president Of the
Greater Minneapolis Council OF
churches spoke on Women In the
Home" Mrs. Wright Brooks was
moderator.
Election OF officers for the en-.
suing year was held
A highlight OF the meeting was
the presentation OF Miss Mildred
Pollard. formerly with the Wings
Over Jordan choir, who sang two
numbers. Deep River" and "A
City Called Heaven"
Rev. Martin l. Simmons gave
the invocation and welcomed the
group TO ST Peters
There were about $50 present,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-14
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday was a glorious day hon
oring the greatest character ever
created on earth. Mother. Com
bined choirs and choruses sang
beautifully at he morning wor-
ship.
Rev. II. w. Bolts preached a
stirring message. His text was
taken from John l9:26-27, sub
ject. Woman Behold Thy Son"
A beautiful Illustration was Civ
en-. Our hearts were made glad.
Mrs. Margaret Allen Sr., re-
quested special prayer for her re-
covery. Three members united on
Christian experience.
A capacity crowd filled the
pews Many visitors were well
coined by our pastor,
I'm informed that the Sunday
school sponsored an interesting
program at their hour. The eve
ming program was splendid. Mr..
w. NJ. Warder read the scripture.
Eph. 6:1-4. After reading of the
scripture. a prayer was offered by
the pastor The program began
promptly at s p. m. A lovely play
entitled. Shipping Mother East,
was presented by the Friendship
Club and greatly enjoyed by all.
Refreshments were served follow
ing the program. w. r. Hale is
president.
A letter of appreciation was
received from Mrs. Elnora Wright
OF 1897 Aldrich Av N, thanking
the church for the kindness shown
her during her illness. An ex-
preston of appreciation was made
by my parents, Mr. and Mrs. ia
cob Walker, thanking the church
for kindness shown them while in
the city. They have been here for
more than year rendering SER
vice at Zion and are now taking
their leave on Wednesday. May II,
at 5 p. m. for home in Taylor,
Ark. They ask the prayers of the
church for safe return home.
There win be bus trip to st.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-14
FIRST COMMUNION
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
MinneapOII,

Due to the indisposal Of the
regular primary and junior teach
ers, Mr.. Lynn Olson taught Sun
day school May 9, 1854. The chill
dren were happy to receive gifts
at the end of service.
The morning worship service
centered around the theme: Let
The Lower Lights Be Burning"
The pastor outlined the efforts
of the church to evangelize Mime
apolis and TO touch lost souls for
our Lord, and God. Jesus Christ,
He announced the beginning OF
home services in the home OF
Mrs. William Little, 800 Girard
Av N. The pastor stated that this
is the beginning of a city-wide
campaign to bring the gospel
closer to the unsaved. back slid
den and shut-in people of Mime
apolis,
The first Lower Light meeting
will be held at Mrs. Titles home
Tuesday evening at Z p. m. The
neighborhood is invited.
II you desire services in your
home, near some relative or
friend whose spiritual welfare
concerns you, write us or call the
pastor at PA. 2-9946.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-14
BORDER CHURCH NOTES

Sunday was Mothers Day, COM
memorated in nearly all churches
in paying tribute to Mother. Bor-
der was well filled at the morn
ing services as worshippers came
to hear Rev. Sections message on
THE Law of Obedience" Scrip
ture reading, John 2:1-10. Rev.
Sexton said that the sovereignty
of service was expressed in Jesus,
living example of obedience.
There were quite a number of
visitors present. Among them
were Mrs. Jas. d. Ulis and Mrs.
C. w. De Armon. of South Bend,
Ind. All were made welcome.
Next Sunday morning, there
will be an exchange Of pulpits be-
tween Simpson Methodist church
and Border. Rev Wilbur d. Crosse.
patsor of Simpson, accompanied
by his choir will conduct the SER
vices at Border. Rev. Grose will
speak on the subject, Living
Waters" Scripture ding,
selected. Rev. Sexton will speak
at Simpson on the subject, Chris
tan Waiting" Scripture reading,
Psalms 37:ff. Border Choir will
furnish the music. Let us all be at
Border to Welcome Rev. Grose
and his choir. Come to Border
you are always welcome.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-14
WHAT YOU MAY
CALL THE PASTOR
& BE CORRECT

Mrs. o. G. LettieD Hall, TIT st.
Anthony Az. 81 Paul. was kind
enough 10 pass on to this news
paper from an unidentified source
an article which tells how one
should address a clergyman Of a
Protestant church.
The question Is asked What
should call the clergyman at the
Protestant church which ] at
tendg Some Of the church mem.
bers call him Mr. Preston" some
Rev Preston" and stili others.
Just Reverend" ! am new here
and would like 10 know the cor
rect thing 10 do in this church.
Answer: II am so glad you ask
ed go this question. because II Is
one which needs general clarified
ton. Many people do not seem to
understand this matter.
The word reverend In an adj
jective and may not be used with
out the article the and, strictly
speaking, II should be used In
connection with Mr. or DR. In
other words. you should introduce
clergyman as The Reverend Mr..
Preston or the Reverend DR..
Preston depending upon his title.
Also the above may be used on an
envelope address, the formal
heading OF letter or a listing.
However. you should not speak 10
a clergyman In this way, you
should call him Mr.. Preston or
IL he Is a doctor OF diunity--Dr.
Preston II is incorrect to speak
to a clergyman an Reverend Pres
ton or Reverend
III you viii remember that the
word reverend In used In speak.
ing Of clergyman but never 10
II Will simplify the matter for
You"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-14
Native 81. PuuIite
And Husband Visit
Soinfly City Friends

Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Evans of
Muncie, Ind, who have been the
house guests for the past ten days
OF Mrs. Minnie Raymond OF 654
Rondo Av. returned TO their home
on Tuesday, May IL
Many social courtesies We're ex-
tended the Evans during their
stay, They were the dinner guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs, James Kirk Sr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Ponders and
Mr.. and Mrs s, E, Williams
They were the overnight guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs, ". G, coram Of
4aS St Anthony Az, who enter
tanned them with motor trip a.
round the Twin Cities and were
their breakfast and dinner guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Moore Sr..
662 w. Central Av. entertained
with cocktails in their honor and
and they were honored with q cof-
fee sip given by Mrs, Mstrice
Dempsey.
Mrs, Evans, the former Alice
Melkcr, is a native st. Paulte,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-14

Church school at 9:45 a. m. was
interesting under the leadership
of Mr.. Joseph Camp and Mr..
James n. Bradford, with lesson
material suitable for all ages.
The teachers are courteous and
faithful to interest the students
of all classes.
The morning worship inspired
and lifted our hearts heavenward.
The choir rendered impressive and
lovely music throughout the SER
vice. The duet by Mrs. Roberta
Davis and Mrs. Tessie Sonion was
indeed a treat, as well as the
two renditions by Mrs. Dorothy
Monson Horton of Washington,
d. C., the former directress of
the choir. which were wonderful
Pastor DelPino preached the
Mothers Day sermon on the
theme, "The Qualifications of
Motherhood" 1t was instructive,
inspiring and hopeful. He called
attention to [ he many accom-
plLshments during the year by the
cooperation of the loyal and faith
full mothers of the church, whose
PRAYERS were ever at the Throne
of God in behalf of their sons and
daughters, their pastor and their
church and God has answered
their prayers in bringing our
years iabors for the Kingdom and
for the community to a success
full close.
He pointed out the activities of
the young people in making their
contribution to the success of the
years work in the church, men
tioning the fact that the youth
were sponsoring the Mothers Day
dinner in honor of their mothers
planning to send delegates to the
Annual Conference this week in
Chicago.
There will be three delegates
attending the conference repre-
senting the youth department Of
the church.
Mrs. johnson presented a dra-
ma, The Cloth of Sentony" at
7:3O D. m. Sunday night.
Next Sunday May 16, services
will be conducted by the laymen
of the church led by Mr.. James
Bradford and Mr.. James Rideau.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-14
CLOSING WORSHIP SERVICES
HELD nv WEEK DAY
RELIGIOUS CLASSES

The Week Day Religious train
ing classes at Warrington school
held their closing worship services
at st. Peters AME church Mon
day morning May 10 from $50 TO
1880,
Students and teachers OF the
fourth, firth and sixth grades
were present About tS pupils
from the sixth grade received
their certificates
Mrs. wreaths Maxwell is prin-
cipal Of the Week Day Religious
classes at Warrington School, as
sisted by Mrs. RebR Archambesu.
Also present st this service was
the principal OF the school, Mr.,
Arthur Jensen
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-14
Rehobofh Church
To Observe 22nd
Birfhdoy May 1923

Rehoboth Church OF Christ and
pastor, 81 18th Ay ~ Mime
apoiis, win celebrate their 22nd
anniversary with series Of meet
ings beginning May 10 thru the
23rd. sponsored by the various
auxiliaries OF the church,
Elder A. l.. Boyd OF Davenport,
Ia. win be guest speaker.
All are welcome
Youth For Christ Saturday,
May % beginning at 2 p. m.
throughout the day,
Rev, Mrs c. r.. Parker is pas
tor OF Rehoboth Church Her
phone number In AL 5728 and
residence is i149 Aldrich Az. N.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-14
Birfhday Club Sponsors
Dinner Meeting A.
81. Peters Moy a

ABG Club of st. Peters AME
church Is sponsoring a birthday
dinner meeting at the church,
May ~, at $40 p. m.
Guest speaker will be DIR. Nit.
chell Spellman associate sur
geon under DR.. Oscar Wangen-
steen, chief surgeon at University
Hospital DR.. Spellman Is also an
ward winner OF the Markle Foun-
dalton, five year grant.
Tickets are SLIPS. For reserva.
tons, call Ii. 1851, Lo. O833, 10
343s. AL 5i7l up to May 10. 49,
Advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-14
Free x-Roys
On Norfhside
Beqin May "

Every attempt In being made by
moro than 500 volunteers to reg
lister $4,000 adults for free x'rays
on the Northside beginning Mon
day. May II. The Christmas Seal
mobile units will tour four school
districts, Hawthorne, Harrison,
Blaine and Grant.
The survey win open In the
Hawthorne district. Henry Thorn
as, director OF Phyllis wheatley
house, announced. Phyllis Wheat
ley is one of nine co-sponsors Of
the survey which Is being made
at the request OF the North High
Area Council.
Other sponsors include the
North Side Lions Club. North Side
YMCA, Unity Settlement house,
North Side American Legion Post.
Emmanuel Cohen Center. Wells
Memorial Settlement house and
the North Side Business and Pro
fessional women's club Mr.
Thomas ia member OF the X
ray steering committee,
He urged every adult 10 take
advantage OF this opportunity for
a free chest X-ray, These X.rays
are absolutely free, he said "Just
20 10 the mobile unit when Il Is
in your ncighborhood, And re-
member. you don't need an APP
pointmcnt."
The first weeks schedule Is as
follows:
Monday, May II, Gath Az N.
and sixth st NJ, Tuesday, May
rs, 26th Av, ~ and Aldrich Av
N; Wednesday, May 10. 2sth Av,
N and Emerson Av. N. Thursday
May 20, 2srd Ave. N, and Bryant
Az. NJ; Friday, May 2i. West
Broadway and Emerson No
Hours for all days are ! p. m.
TO 8 p. m, and 9 p. m. 10 S p. m
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-14
Buptisfs Quorferiy
Board Meefing
Sunday, May Is

The third quarterly Board
Meeting OF the South
Dakota State Baptist District
Convention: the women's Auxil-
larry Foreign, Home and Educa-
tionaI and the Laymcn's AuxiI-
larry well be held at Pilgrim Rest
Baptist church. 51st ST. and frv-
ing Az. NJ. Minneapolis. MINI, on
Sunday. May IS. 1854. from 3 to
o p. m. Rev. Joseph Jackson Ia
host pastor.
Convention theme. Training
For Christian Work. Text.
study 10 Show Thysclf Approved
Unto God" ii Timothy 2:i5.
From 3 TO 3:i5. devotions to be
led by Young Peoples depart
ment; 3:15 to 4 p. m. business
session Of woman's Auxiliary with
Mrs. LueIia Brown. president. In
charge. Reports Of Registrations.
minutes of previous meeting and
special music.
Form 4 10 . p. m. motion pic
lures, Stewardship Education
by Rev. vern Lake. director Of
Christian Education. OF the Twin
City Baptist Union, ABC. 5 to $50
D. m, Guinness session OF the con-
vention with Rev. Floyd Massey
Jr., president. presiding. Report on
progress Of special projects win
be made by Harvey Hopkins, fin
ance chairman and president OF
Iayman's Auxiliary.
$50 to ESQ. panel. The Ameri-
can Baptist Theological semin-
ary," Rev. b. II. Hunter, modera-
tor. Participants viii be Rev. J
w. Phelps. Education Board.
NBC.; Rev. A. L. Byrd, Rev. John
Young. Bethesda Baptist church;
Rev. b. c. Cassi,is. Pilgrim Rest
church; Rev. Elijah Mcintosh, Mt
Olivet Baptist church; Rev, J. w.
Junneli. Pilgrim Baptist church.
Rev. Elijah Henderson, Zion Bap-
tist church
$50 TO p. m. recess and re-
treatments.
The evening session win begin
at z p. m. Special music win be
furnished by combined choirs Of
all the churches. Rev, Kneely
williams, Ministerial adviser, We'll
come Hall. 81. Paul, win be the
speaker.
The pubic is invited TO all scs-
sions. Invite a friend TO attend.
Rev Floyd Massey Jr., In presi-
dent Of the convention; Mrs, Lu-
ella Brown. president Women's
convention: Mr.. Henry Hopkins,
president Laymen's convention;
Mrs. Ruth Mcdonald, President
Minister'S Wives and Mrs. Cor
della X. Hunter. director OF pub
hcity.
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$40 TX FALL S
N z w S N OTE S
By KAYE COATES
$40 Mable st.
Sioux Falls, 8. d.

Much ado has been a-going on
here last week, and j don't be-
lieve I'm capable of telling the
glories OF II because l was one of
the principals in the solemn af-
fair. Most of the officials of the
Minnesota jurisdiction OF Prince
Hall oES affihation were here
for the granting of the charter to
their newest chapter. Omega
chapter No. IL of Sioux Falls.
Mrs. A. Tolbert and Steve Toll
bert spent mothers day in Mime
apolis with Mrs. Tolbert's daugh-
ter. Gwyn Tolbert, who has been
making her home in the Twin
Cities for just about a year. Mrs
Bentley and Georgia Lee ac-
quired a daughter over Mothers
Day by taking fine care OF Shir-
ley Tolbert
Mrs. NJ. Harris. international
grand deputy OF the OES was
week end guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Monkey. most OF us here feel
Mrs. Harris Is a pet Of our group
as she has been so instrumental In
seeing that we became interested
in oES. Thanks Mable, come a.
gain. anytime.
Mrs. ]. Moore is looking better
these days with her daughter
here. Mrs II. Cornelius is here
with her mother Mrs. Moore has
had bad Flu attack, but she is
much better now.
Pilgrim Baptist church is look
ing forward to the burning of
their mortgage on something i'm
portant and dear to them SO we
are all urged to be there Sunday,
May IS to see the affair go over
with a bang. These get-together
church meetings are good for one
being that we are striving for the
same cause, but money must get
the ball rolling in anything we
have. Money is must, so let's do
our part.
Many pretty young things on
the streets have been asking me
what has become OF the dashing
Romeoes. Kenneth and Bently. |
says I don't know. but IL anyone
about the cities see these guys,
tell EN- to hurry home.
The YWCA club of which Mrs
Il. Haynes is president, really did
the gals up last Friday, They had
a work out in the gym, they did
folk dancing and stuff like that. l
taught the gals the Bunnie Hop
and the Hoo<ie Pool<ie and they
did nicely, but I'm stili stiff. l
tell you we just can't cut the
mustard any more. Francis Loft
ton served picnic lunch. We really
had fun galore,
Mrs, A. Frost and her church
group are having a popularity
contest and style show, also May
Pole Dance, all children seem to
be in Il. Shirley rolbert, Erms
Hldreth and Dannette Coates are
selling SC chances TO become Miss
81. John, SO help the gals TO help
your church This sounds like fun.
doesn't it, The group will an
nounce the date later.
Nice seeing Mr.. Bentley out a.
gain, he has had couple Of trips
10 the hospital this season.
Mrs, NJ Franklin is entertaining
the Missionary Society at the
church this week, so lets be there
on time, St Johns Baptist church,
You clubs that have news please
cali and let me know so can tell
our paper. 50 everyone knows
what kind Of an organization YOU
have.
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LIEN PLACED ON PROPERTY
OF KING COLE. ECKSTINE
FOR BACK TANES

Los Angeles tANPN-- Singers
Billy Eckstinc and Nat CKingl
Cole were among IL entertainers
on whose property liens were
placed last week because OF what
the federal government termed
unpaid taxes for 1852
The Internal Revenue Service
said Eckstine owes Si.SiTIo, plus
an additional lien covering with
holding tax and unemployment in
surance deduction FOR last year OF
$i.is0.Si.
King Cole owes S2,tSs5o the
government said.