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had Just too much snow. These
folks hail from Virginia and Cal
ifornia. Mrs. p. spent a few days
in Sioux Valley hospital. but she's
all new now. The both Of them are
nice to know.
The Intellectual Club Of the
YWCA held it's regular business
session on Friday. Plans were
made TO sing at the Centennial on
December 8. Mrs. G. Vaughn was
guest. Mrs. Vaughn is going to
be pianist for our songsters in
the Centennial program.
Rita Dysart and Theodore
(Pean.e) Parker both had a birth
day Sunday, December 3. The Dy-
sart House smelled nicely OF
spices and saw a huge birthday
cake with three tiny candles and
all the small children had home
made caps (three cornered deaD
II was cute as they sang Happy
Birthday" TO Rita. At the Monkey
house, Roseanna whipped a batch
Of cup cakes and a bowl of SHIN
mering Jello and whipped cream
Peanie is really hep cat at sew
enteen.
Hour of Pleasure Federated
Club are having Silver Tea
Sunday afternoon ut the Booker
Washington Service Center.
Hours from 5 til 7. The affair is
informal The tea is money
making project to raise money
for the Douglas Memorial. Mrs.
George Vaughn (local chairman)
is the National chairman for this
project. Let's make this tea
worthwhile. Slip into your best
toys and spend an afternoon with
these ladies'.
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MOUNT OLIvET BAPTIST

Rev. +. G.. Harris, assistant pas
tor, was in charge Of the days
services Sunday, December 4. His
subject for the morning message
was Advancing With Christ, +"
scripture Phil 4th chapter.
The morning prayer was offered
by Rev. J. J. Clayburn. The or
dinance Of Holy communion was
observed following the morning
service.
Felicitation and greetings were
brought by ministers and churches
of the Twin Cities at the $3.50 p.
m. appreciation service for Rev.
and Mrs. y. II. Hunter, in obser-
vance of their fifth year.
Those taking part in greetings
and love gifts were. from Bethes-
da Baptist church, Minneapolis.
Willard Merrill; Pilgrim Baptist
church, Rev. J. w. Junell. assis-
tant pastor; Zion Baptist church,
Reys. III. w. Bolts ST., E. Hender-
son and G. S. Jones; Pilgrim Rest
Baptist church. Rev. Joseph Jack
son; st. Paul Choral Union, Grant
Bell; Gospel Clefs, Mrs. Kelsey
Whitmore, Ancient Arabic Order
of Mystic Shrine, Charles Doty,
and the Ells represented by Carl
Daniels. Participants and all
au,tiliaries of Mt. Olivet made
presentation OF a total cash gift
OF S2l2.15.
Judge Archie Gingold was guest
speaker.
The Deacon Board was in
charge of the program. E. N,
Daniels. deacon. was general
chairman and master of ceremon-
les. Greetings from the board were
brought by Deacon NJ. Z. Bell.
The combined choirs and
choruses provided music for the
day with the Gospel Cleffs as
guest singers. The Deacons and
Mothers Board were in charge of
the reception rendered Rev. and
Mrs. Hunter following the pro-
gram.
A brief evening service was
held and the ordinance of COM
munion was observed.
There was one addition to the
membership, a candidate for bap-
tism.
Mother Louella Saunders was
able to attend service Sunday
after being confined to the hos
pital. Our prayers to others who
are shut-ins.
Many visitors were present and
acknowledged.
Lest we forget, Laymen's
League service at Bethesda Bap-
fist church, minneapolis, Sunday,
December IL at 1880 p. m.
You are welcome at Mt. Olivet,
THE Church With a Friendly
Welcome. Reporter
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Birthday Party
For Saundra johnson
Is Lots Of Fun

Little Miss saundra Johnson
daughter Of Mrs. Elaine Johnson
celebrated her eleventh birthday
which was November 20. with a
Blue Jeans party given by her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
L. Escue. APO Fifth Az. s., on
Saturday evening. December 3.
Despite the Indictment weather,
between the hours Of Z and 0. a
group Of saundrn's friends came
to wish her happy birthday and
Join in the festivities.
The affair was held in the re-
creation room which was decorat-
ed in the Christmas motif Of green
and red colored balloons cascaded
from the ceiling interpreted
with oolored Christmas lights
which were hung around the walls
giving the room n festive note.
Guests were asked TO come
dressed In their jeans and each
one on arrival was given hat and
candy iollypops M favors.
Various games were played and
prizes were captured by Shirley
Hughes, Bonnie Rhodes, Richclle
Session and Carol Granger. Dane
ing TO the records was "A highlight
OF the delightful affair after
which refreshments OF hot dogs,
potato chips. pop and the beauti-
fully decorated birthday cake,
which was cut by the honoree and
served TO her guests. as they
sang Happy Birthday" to her.
showering saundra with many
lovely and useful gifts while en-
ioying the festive party were
Shirley Hughes. Carol Granger
Rlchelle Session. Toni Whiteside,
Connie Huntsberger, Bonnie
Rhodes, Leslie Hughes. Barbara
Luke, Pamela Johnson, Gary
Johnson, Kenneth and Harold
Boudreaux, Dennis Hines, and
Archie Glvens Jr.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

The Twelve Were With Him"
was the topic of DR.. Floyd Mas
sey Jr.,s sermon at the morning
worship service on Sunday, De-
cember 4, Communion Sunday.
Morning prayer was offered by
Deacon Howard NJ. Hunt.
Following the children's story
by DR.. Massey, two babies were
dedicated. They were Desmond
D'Andrea Dickerson, born Aug,
7, 1855, infant of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Dickerson and Deborah
Lynn Richardson, born August IA.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Richardson. Godparents for
the Dickerson baby are Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Robinson III and
for the Richardson baby, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Haynes.
Music was by the Senior choir.
the choral group and the gaspel
chorus. II was noted that a tele-
gram of coincidence was sent to
the family of the late David Skei-
ton who died in Indianapolis, Ind.
last week.
Reported on the sick list were
Mrs. Lois johnson who Is at
Miller hospital: Deacon A. w.
Jordan, 96i Marshall Av.. who
suffered a fractured foot in a
fall last week and Mrs. Eunice
Jones, 962 Carroll Av.
Deacon Moses A. Knott Sr., ex-
pressed appreciation to DIR. Mas
sey and Christian friends for kind
nesses during his recent illness.
Also expressing appreciation
was Mrs. Melville Hunt for mes
sages of coincidence on the pas
sing of her sister in Louisiana.
II was noted that the sector
project has almost been completed
and that already the goal has been
exceeded. Commentator was ex-
pressed to the AIM. club for
the thanksgiving baskets given
and for serving delegates to the
Minn.-So. Dakota convention last
week.
All choirs sang at the city-wide
Christmas pageant held at the
st. Paul auditorium on Sunday
Afternoon. DIR. Massey played the
role of one of the three kings. His
pages were John Banks III, and
Ronald Bruce Massey.
Concentration was expressed to
Rev. j. w. Junell who received a
certificate of Evangelism on last
fist Convention. Following Doxo-
Sunday from the National Bap-
logy. dedicatory prayer was Of
fered by Trustee NJ A. Boiling.
The right hand OF Fellowship was
extended to Carl Adams. who re-
united and the ordinance of Com
munion was observed. Special
music was by organist Sydney
Williams, The fellowship offering
was for our members, Rev. and
Mrs. Milton Combs and family.
who were recently appointed as
missionaries TO Burma.
At $3.50 p. m. an appreciation
service for Rev. 3. II. Hunter was
held at Mt. ohvet Baptist church.
Rev, Junel represented DR.. Mas
sey at this service.
Dr. Massey will speak az the
morning worship service on Sun
day Dec. IL.
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ZION BAPTIST

AN Inconsiderate People" was
the subject Rev. II. w. Bolts Sr.
chose for his morning message
Sunday, December 2, scripture.
Isiah l.3. "rhe OK l<noweth his
owner, and the ass his masters
CRIB But Israel doth not know.
my people, doth not consider"
Rev, Bolts stated that entering
into this advent season. think
Crrtully and consider Co.'s mani
fold blessings 20 US. We must
learn % be thankful in an situa-
tons for by 80 doing we make
nom for greater blessings
Music WAS by the combined
choirs directed by Relph Primm.
Mrs Vienna Warder was AZ the or
gan Willie r. Hale was guest
solUist A duet was rendered by
Plous Moore ard Jerry Rr,ant
New members werr extended the
right hand 81 fellowship after
which the oriinsnce ~ HOLY
Communion was administered.
The evening service was brief
with music BY the combined cholrs
tnt a voung mems group directed
~ Willie y Hale which was en-.
ioyed hy az These Young mon
WI b. SING ne every SUNDAY
night Res & Is Jones spoks
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SIOUX
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NEWS
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$40 Mabte &c.
Sioux Fails, 3. ID.

Snowdrtft Ida swept in here
from Canada over the week end
and gave US 1874 inches of nice
fluffy, white tender shimmering
snow, I'm telling you. II made
every family spend a peaceful
day with their very own family.
Christmas Is all over the place
in a commercial manner. / haven't
heard any one mention the real
significance OF the 25th OF De-
cember.
The whole A. williams family
have been having a bad time this
winter with colds. etc. Al had a
slight cold Eva had a little taste
OF the flu, and to cap 1t off the
Williams children have had their
tonsils removed. They are doing
nicely and they'll be real clipper
for old Santa. I stopped In for a
few minutes Saturday and these
kids were cute as bugs ear, in
their twin beds slipping soda thru
a straw.
Rose Clayton Is home and happy
after her jaunt down in Kansas
and Mo. Mrs. G. spent week
with her mother in Leavenworth.
Mrs. Beard was very i'll but she Is
much better, Rose says the bus
ride from Omaha, was everything
but pleasant.
The Arlo Aliens seem to be do
ing fine these days. Their family
is growing by the minute. Suzanne
Allen is busy attending school,
Okerda Jolevette of Kansas City,
Mo, spent a week in the Allen
home, The Dysarts, Williams and
Aliens had fun with Mrs. Jole-
vette. All come from Missouri and
Kansas.
Bob Williams Is up TO his old
tricks, This fellah former singer
with the Haynes Orchestra 20
years agol is a singing walter at
one OF our newest mite spots, the
Club Flamingo. They say he's
tops. Thomas Clayton and Adrian
Tolbert are one of these triple
treat men, so wen be hearing a.
bout them soon.
Rochelle Anderson. infant
daughter of the Kenny Andersons
Is confined TO McKennan hospital.
She has severe cold. She's an
angel and we are sure she'll soon
be home with Kenny and Muriel
Monroe Lotion Jr., is a real
cub scout these days and has talk
en- the full treatment to prove il.
He is in a troup at Irving school.
Junior is the oldest son Of the
Monroe Lotions, lis N Oak.
doc" Pinkard and his wife
scurried out of here Tuesday
morning, They seem to think we
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Connce Chivers viii act as mar
rator In the play. which win de-
plct the court life Of Pontius Pr
late prior 10 and including the
Crucifixion OF Christ.
Tho cast includes Bertha Smith,
Delta Perryman. Julius Caesar.
Elsie johnson, Curtis Freeman,
Ethelyn Sampson. Inez John. An
ma Mae Ross, Arthur Cunning
ham. Curtis Afford. Ethel VIII
liams. Francis Lewis, and William
warder, who win play the part OF
''Pontius Plate"
The play group was formed by
persons from five churches OF the
city.
Costume designers are Fiurnia
Modify and Ida Webb. Producer OF
the play is II. Casabyanica Primm,
Director is Genevieve Jackson
Mrs. Julia Porter IL publicity
chairman. Tickets may be sec
ured by contracting any member
Of Zion Gospel Chorus at n price
Of 81.
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Julius Caesar and Pianist Mrs.
Velrna Warder. Mrs. Carrie VIII
hams, organist and Mrs. Margaret
Scott. pianist accompanied the
choirs.
At the 7:3o p. m. worship SER
vice, the Holy Ordinance of Com
rnunion was observed.
We are very happy TO report
that George Daley. 2433 Fifth
Ay. S.. who recently underwent
major surgery has been discharg-
ed from Mt. Sinai Hospital and is
now commissioning at his home.
The pastor, officers and men,
beers extend their deepest SYM
patty to Mother Fannie Thomas
and family in their recent be-
reavement at the loss Of their son
and brother in Gould, Ark. Mfrs.
Sarah Benson, reporter.
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FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

Arise, so TO Ninevah. that
great city. and cry against IL. for
their wickedness Is come up be-
fore me-" Jonah 1913, was the
text used by our minister. Rev. L.
G, Harris in his morning message
Sunday, December 2, using the
subject, Commission, Disobeying.
Affection and Obeying"
Rev Harris emphasized that IL
IN better TO obey Gods call when
you first hear Him speak II you
refuse, look out for affliction, for
God is able to bring us TO our
knees as He did in the case of
Jonah. The message impressed
each and every one.
In the afternoon. Rev. Il. Isabel
OF the Peace Church OF God in
Christ OF st, Paul worshippcd
with us and he brought very
fine message using as his subject.
Nothing To Something" scrip
ture taken from LIST Cor. 1871. Rev,
Isabel pointed out that before we
were saved, we were nothing. but
after putting ON Christ we became
somebody.
In the evening az the BTU hour,
Rev, Harris showed a beautiful
picture on tho birth of Christ.
The Jubileers rendered two
beautiful numbers. The Lords
supper was administered at this
hour.
The Royal Juhlleers win render
a mll program Sunday, Deccm-
Der II az the $ p. m. service All
are invited 10 come and worship
with us
Friendship win meet in a get
together AZ the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Albert Clark at $50 +, M.
We will also be guests OF New
Hope Baptist church az their frs,
year anniversary, All members
are asked 20 attend. God bless
each and every one until next
week II the Lord permits Mrs,
Bessie Belfrcy, reporter,
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of our dear
daughter and sister, Mrs. Martha
Boyd, who passed away December
IL, 1916.
Some may think we have
forgotten you,
Though on earth you are no more,
But in memory you are with us
AS you always were before.
Peaceful be thy rest, dear
daughter and sister,
It's sweet to breathe thy name
In life we loved you dearly
In death we do the same.
Sadly missed by mother, Mrs.
Sallie Brown; sister, Mrs. Della
III. Ross and brother-in-law,
Richard Ross, and other rela-
tiyes.
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BORDER METHODIST

Verify, verify, say unto thee,
| except a man be born of water
and OF the Spirit, he cannot enter
into the Kingdom of God" The
morning scripture was taken from
John 3.
Rev. Charles NJ. Sections COM
munion message subject, THE
Gifts of God" explained how every
day living as we accept 1t is real
ly a gift of God. We should all
bear in mind that God sent His
son Jesus Christ to save US from
an everlasting life of suffering
and destruction. Can we be thank
full, or have our pleasures over
Swallowed our Heavenly Fathers
promise of everlasting life in
heaven. Remember the words OF
Christ and be saved.
Good Christians remember the
| sick, the shut-ins and the afflict-
ed.
We welcome into our fellowship
Mrs. James Bernard Williams who
united with the church novermer
81. She among friends and will
find a place of full usefulness,
Border welcomes all people who
come to worship and join our
march for Christ.
Notices: Thursday. December s,
at 7:45 p. m. at Wesley church,
Miss Eva Shipstone from Luch-
now, India, will be the speaker
and on Friday at 7;45 p, m. Miss
violeto Cavellero from Crando In
stitute in Uruguay, will speak on
World Understanding" These
programs are sponsored by the
Women's Division of Christian
Service.
This is your last call for the
Methodist Union Dinner at Hen
nepin Methodist Crurch, Tuesday
December Is, at $50 p. m. Con-
tact w. c. Jones for tickets.
In closing, do you agree? Two
marks of Christian-giving and
forgiving." Harry Davis, re-
porter.
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Twin City
Church NeUs

briefly from the subject, Music
In The Church" Scripture taken
from Luke 2:13.
Visitors for the day were Her
bert Morris, Salisbury, Md, VIII
liam johnson. Gary, Ind; Johr
Davis, Detroit. Mich; Oscar Loud
and Selah Beasley. Minneapolis.
Our sick and shut-ins includes
Raymond Brown, General hospit'
al. Others are improving. Continue
to pray for them and send cards
to all the sick.
You are always welcome al
Zion.--Mrs. Cynthia Westbrooks
reporter.
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Plan Aheud For
A Briqhf Christine,

It's none too soon TO get out
your Christmas decorations and
ready them TO sparkle their
brightest.
To rc-crisp the wiltcd bows of
last years wreaths, suds the rib.
bons, then press them under n
sheet Of wax paper To freshen
holly Of poinsettia leaves. 10 over
them lightly with a sudsy sponge
To "launder" a wreath. dip Il
up and down tn warm soapsuds
and rinses, then hang II 60 dry,
To give tarnishcd tinscl a new
lease ON lie swish Il through
warm soapsuds and rinses, and
drop u on a towel 10 dry.
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tial|ies' Golden Ayers
Had Thanksgiving
Dinner Nov. ~

The Golden Ayers OF Halle @.
Brown House had their annual
Thanksgiving dinner In the audi
forum of the house on Tuesday,
November 20,
An interesting program was
presented Participants on the
program included Mrs. Fred
Wentink OF the Holiday Girls
Bureau, who gave a few remarks.
Father J, O'Leary OF Messiah
Episcopal church. who gave the
grace and few remarks and the
benediction was offered by Rev,
Floyd Massey, Jr.. pastor of Pill
grim Baptist church Musical
numbers were presented by a trio
composed ofthe Mines Mary Pat
rick. Martha Lange and ella jack
son and vocal solo by Mrs.
Agnes Baudette. A program OF In
cidental music was presented by
Miss Frances Clyburn during the
dinner.
Other visitors present were
Miss Frances Malinskcy OF the
Volunteer Bureau: Miss Peg ED.
borg of the Capitol Community
Center and Mrs. Naomi Thomas,
supervisor OF Crispus Attacks
Home.
Walters who served the dinner
were furnished by Local 5l6 OF the
Dining Car Employees Union and
were the MeSsrs. Steve Cannon,
Charles odcn, Leroy Lanier and
James Robinson.
Contributions for the dinner
were made by Earnest Workers
Club of Pilgrim Baptist church:
tho ChatterboS Club which has
made this one OF their projects for
the second year, and the follow
ing individuals. ", N Smith, j
u. Johnson and Mrs, Frances
Hughes,
Motion pictures were made OF
the group by Mrs. John Patton.
who is director OF the Golden
Ayers, Mrs. Katherine Boggs is
president,
There were 80 present including
members and guests.
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Earl Cameron. who toured
England in Deep Are The Roots"
star OF Pool In London" and
numerous productions has come
Into his own In full blown lap
port picture, "simha," The pie
ture about the problems OF Kenya
IN Africa gives Cameron top star
ring. The film, made In Nairobi,
had It's premiere In New York at
the Palace. The picture shows tho
tragic results OF racial conflicts
and MISUNDERSTANDING. DIR, Kar-
anja tEarl cameron) and Ben
Johnson. another tan thespian,
are east. Anthony Perry travelled
some 200 miles in Kenya for au-
thcntic incidents. tANP)
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BETHESDA BAPTIST

The heavy snow storm did not
deter our congregation and visit.
ors from filling the church pews
Sunday, December 2. Our morn
ing worship service began with a
testimonial period.
Rev. Worth L. Barbour, pastor
chose for his subject, Coming
Up Out of Babylon" taken from
the 43rd chapter of Isiah.
Senior Gospel Choir and Musi-
cetts rendered the music under
the leadership of Mrs. bessie
Gresham, with Mrs. Margaret
Scott at the piano.
Pastoral prayer was offered by
Alvin Breedlove and dedication
prayer was offered by Rev. John
Young.
Our pastor, choirs and members
were guests of the Elm Lutheran
Church in Robbinsdale, MINI. Our
chairs rendered the gospel in
songs. presenting some of the
latest numbers in addition TO the
old favorite songs. A great fellow
ship was observed between the
churches. We want to thank those
who participated from the various
churches of the city, namely. Mrs.
Dora Hardy, Willie B. Hale, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Fields and Mr..
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Store Bopfists
Hold Meeting

Meeting for 1866 Of the Mime
sofa South Dakota state Baptist
Convention and Laymen's Auxili-
airy, affiliates OF the National
Baptist Convention, U.S.A., Inc.
met Sunday. November II. 1865 at
Pilgrim Baptist church, Grotto
and West Central Av., from 5 TO
0 p. m. Rev. Floyd Massey Jr..
was host pastor.
"Redeeming The Times. the
theme for National Convention
Observance Day Is taken from the
text. See then. that ye walk cir
cumspectly. not as fools, but as
wise, Redeeming the time because
the days are evil" Tph. 5:15-i6.
The convention business session
with Rev. Floyd Massey Jr..
president, presiding. After regis
traton and reading Of minutes
listened to a well planned budget
from Harvey Hopkins. Auxiliary
president and chairman OF Fin
ance. Mr.. Hopkins presented a
list OF planned methods for fund
raising for the year and II was
unanimously accepted by the con-
yention. Mr.. Hopkins has won for
himself, a warm place In the
hearts Of convention members by
his untiring efforts and manner
OF handling the public.
Or. Massey read a letter from
DIR. J. II. Jackson, national presi-
dent, suggesting special day
OF prayer for world conditions be
held DR.. Massey commented on
Milton Combs and family from
our convention who win serve in
foreign fields.
Reports were received from
delegates 10 the national conven-
ton held In Memphis, Tenn, who
were the Rev. J. w. Junell, II. w.
Bolts. ST., w. l.. Barbour; the
Messrs. A. w. Jordan and Harvey
Hopkins. Their reports we're inter
esting and full OF inspiration.
Rev. Barbour comes from a con-
vention family OF three genera
tons and he In anxious TO see our
convention grow numerically and
spiritually.
At the evening service 7:30 10 Q
p, m. Rev. Joseph Jackson OF PHI
grim Rest Baptist church. Min
neapolis. was guest speaker and
he was sincere and enthusiastic in
his remarks on the theme. IRE
deeming the Times" Special
music was furnished by the com
bined choirs. Dean b. II. Hunter
presided.
Mr.. Hopkins will give his full
report at the special Laymen's
evening session on Sunday. De
cember IL at 1880 p. m. at Bethes-
da BAPTIST church, Minneapolis, AT
which time special program has
been arranged. The public Is ur.
gently requested to attend.
Meetings In January; January
17-1s adjourned session. National
/ Baptist Convention. U.S.A.. Inc,
Hot Springs. Ark: January %,
1856. second Quarterly Meeting.
IS. and BTU Convention Mt Mt.
Olivet Baptist church. st. Paul.
Officers OF the convention are
DR. Floyd Massey Jr.. president:
Rev. H. III. Hunter first vice
president; Rev Joseph Jackson.
second vice president: Rev, II. w.
Bolts Sr., President Emeritus. A.
w, Jordan, recording secretary:
NJ. Il. Bell. corresponding secre-
tary. Sam Smith. treasurer and
Mrs Cordelia X, Hunter. director
OF publicity.
Despite the frigid weather. the
convention was well attended and
had an inspirational session,
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CARD OF AUTHORIZATION

I wish to express my deep ap-
probation to my many friends
who have been so thoughtful and
kind remembering me with
prayers, visits. cards, flowers and
other thoughtful acts during my
recent illness. My heartiest thanks
to my pastor, Rev. Floyd Massey
Jr., and to everyone. -- Mrs. Edna
Bosley.
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BibIicol Play To Be
Presented Tonight
Al Benton Hall

A biblical play. entitled, Fol
low Thou Me" win be presented
ttonight) Friday, December 0. at
$50 p. m. at Benton Hall, YWcA.