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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04
Boy, s, Denies He Stole,
Says He Lied to Police

An 8-year-old boy was CON-
mitted to the Welfare Depart
rnent yesterday after telling
Juvenile Court Judge Edith H
Cockrill that he admitted q
series of housebreakings in
Georgetown because police told
me / did it."
Charges in the cases pre-
viously had been heard by Judge
Cockrill.
Police told me / did it and
] said yes, but I lied to them, =
the boy said when questioned
about the housebreaking which
involved more than 5000 taken
from six Georgetown homes.
Police. however. testified the
youngster had admitted the case
and even shown them which
houses he had entered and how
he had gotten into them.
One Of IL Children
One of IL children, the boy
first appeared In Juvenile Couri
in the spring of 1854 when HI
was arrested on other house.
breaking charges. At that time
Judge Cockrill recommended
mental treatment for the boy.
The following fall he became
involved in similar trouble ant
was placed on probation and last
January began weekly visits tt
the District Mental Hygiene
Clinic. a court social worker re.
ported.
Pleading that he lis not q BAT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04
BODY Born Half Hour
After Mother Dies

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Aug
4 R.-Doctors delivered q baby
yesterday a half hour after his
mother was pronounced dead.
The 7a-pound boy. born b,
Caesarian section, is In fair con.
Idition. A doctor said he thought
the baby's chances Of survival
ARE pretty good"
The mother, Mrs. Hugh Oman
81, died in a hospital after sud-
denly collapsing at her home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04

tribution to the development Of
workers movements.
The Cominform was the in.
strument that expelled Marshal
Tito from the Kremlin -doni.
mated ranks Of international
communism In 1913.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04

GRANDMA HAS BIRTHDAY GUESTS AT IS
an around when Btain Queen Mother Elizabeth
With the window smiling the assembled crowd Prince Charles
and Princess attendant precautionary hand
-AP
Evening star., 1955-04-04
HELp--MEA
YOUNG MEN

Intelligent, neat, ambitious. TO traii
for positions as teachers, supervisors
interviewers and managers with Al
expanding organization. One OF tn
country's outstanding dance studios
EARN while you LEARN. Exper. no
necessary. Apply in person. 2 to
pm. at 262a Conn. ave. NV.
KURT scHoEN DANCE STUDIOS
Washington, Arlington. Langley Pari
-
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.,
has opening for 2 men, 81 to 45
yrs. OF age to train as sales rep
TesentatiYes. exp. not necessary
excel opportunity for right man;
salary plus comm. Transportation
Apply y9, in person. @ Mt. Dodd. SING.
Err SEWING MACHINE CO.. Blad-
ensburg Shopping Center. 1905 An
napolis rd.. Bladensburg. Md -
WANTED BY elderly couple. settled
white man, well recommended. for
work 3 days a week from noon to
5 pm: careful chauffeur with
knowledge of Capital area; house
man and some experience in earins
for flowers and lawn. Prefer one
mechanically inclined. Answer with
complete details to Box 65-Y. Star
WORLD BOOK ENCY. wants man
in each school district for special
work Of NATL Importance, full or
part time. CO. 5-2514. -
FULL OR PART TIME--one of Mar
shall Fields family-owned enter
prises will appoint 8 refined men
for local work In the D. c.. Va.
Md areas We are interested in
attitudes more than aptitudes. Full
and complete details as well as
your Qualifications will be discussed
in personal interview in our
Washington ofhce. For appt.. call
UN 4-5608. --4
WANTED TODAY-Salesmen, engi-
neers, office workers, tech. men
BOYD'S, 700 18th st.. NV.
Evening star., 1955-04-04

CANVASSERS = 3-hour day, 5-da,
week: salary; to 8 p.m.; ideal fol
retired person, or someone needing
additional income. Must work reg.
ularly. Phone LO. 5-1237. -5
Evening star., 1955-04-04
SALESMAN

Our business is most un-
usual, you'd never think of
entering 1t unless you UNDER
stood how We work. Excellent
earnings and opportunity for
promotion. Our business is
over 100 years old yet it is
that latest to be commercial
tzed on dignified, direct SELL
ing basis. Direct sales ex-
perience helpful but not nee
essary. We provide the finest
sales training and field help,
This is not storm windows,
insurance. roofing. books.
magazines. vacuum cleaners.
appliances, etc. Applicant
should be family man, "a to
45 yrs. Of age with car, reli-
able and ambitious. A fine
opportunity to obtain lasting
security through regular Gus
toners and high earnings, For
interview call Mr.. Harold Balm,
District Manager. HU. 3-6373,
from . to z Monday or Tues
day, giving full particulars
about yourself; or write BOX
2S7-Z. Star.
Evening star., 1955-04-04
SALESMEN

For sportswear and furnishings depts.
in fine speciality store selling ma
tionally advertised branded, quality
merchandise; excellent opportunity
for high earnings and advancement;
experience selling In local store pre-
ferred; liberal discounts on pur-
chases; excellent working conditions.
Apply Mr.. MacGregor.
The Young Mans Shop
N. Highland and Fairfax Or.
Arlington Va Il
Evening star., 1955-04-04

statesmen. OUTSIDE, TO SELL
household furniture: liberal commits
sions: Apply 1925 9TH ST. NV. 10
statesmen, men or women--Sprins
is here. Wake Up and associate
yourself with o wide-awake real
estate organization, operating in
d, C.. and nearby Md. Come in
and let's talk 1t over. Call MR.
BLACKWOOD. Sales Mgr. Day
CO. 5-S293; eyes,. JU. 5-6822. Id
Statesmen t21. to sell wholesale
paper. twine. restaurant and janitor
supplies: permanent, good future
state exper., age and refs. Boz S4-Z
STATESMEN. life insurance. Becaas, S
Of expansion we have openings In
Md. Va. and D. c.. for ambition,
young men seeking career and IN.
terested In. better -than-averaet
training program, liberal benefits
Ages 25-40. Apply JOHN HANCOCK
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
f4Q8 Georgia ave-. 2nd floor. -
SALESMEN--For the best Of sales
opportunities, be sure and see The
Employment Agency for 3alesmen
MAN A @ EMENT CONSULTANTS
INC. Suite 800, 1406 G NV.
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statesmen

Local territory now open
for qualified men to represent
national corporation In semi
professional capacity. Repeat
clientele. protected territory.
We do not sell any sort Of
manufactured item nor insur-
ance educational service or
cemetery lots. Sincere and in
telligent effort will insure i'm
mediate and substantial year.
round income with excellent
opportunity for advancement to
management. For private in
terview, telephone nearest
manager, Monday: MR.. AS.
CHER, CO. 5-7200. or Mr..
COLL. IA. 2-3343. or write to
Box HOOK, Star.
Evening star., 1955-04-04

SALES PERSONNEL with business
systems experience now being en-
ployed by national office equipment
corp. Excellent present and future
opportunity. salary and commission,
liberal employe benefits, insurance
and disqualification; adequate train
ing provided: under IS preferred.
Phone for appointment, DI. 1855.
SALESMAN. exper. with intangibles
preferred. to call on selected pros
poets by. appt. for national corp.
This position pays minimum Of $40
wkly. with possibilities of $500 or
more, and promotion, to man who
qualities. Call RE. 7-6S89 between
1913 to make appt. for interview.
SALEsMAN-Young, active man for
modern. busy retail store. Good
salary, plus commission. Perfect
opportunity. permanent position.
SALESMAN, S375, car nee: Metro.
area; contact retailers. GENERAL
EMPLOYMENT. 1907 II NV.
SALESMAN for retail neighborhood
LIQUOR store, must have experience,
have good local refs. and be able
to stand bond. Good salary to right
party. Box S7-Z, Star. --6
Evening star., 1955-04-04
BARTENDER

White. capable OF mixing good cock,
tails. 11:30 am. to $50 pm. Writ
giving age. exper., II any. and stats
phone number. Box 1857. Star. -
BEAUTICIAN, male, exper., under
40 years Of age must be top .haii
latest hair styles. See Mr.. Vincent
Vincent d. Vincent Hair Stylists
500 llth st. NV. Ma. S-0S36 Of
Ma. S-0S35.
BKKPR., $500: adv. to ofc. mgr.
local bkgd; GENERAL EMPLOY
Evening star., 1955-04-04
nELP-WoMEh Cara 4

ASSISTANT. for small once; local
girl with TRANSPORTATION to do typirk
and take phone calls: secrefarisi
knowledge beneficial: salary open,
Write NEWTON ASPHALT Co:
zIsxsndr1s MS,; nsse ys s. and Roberts lane.
BANK TRAINEEs. knowl. typinE. hs.
| edu.. white: 10 openings, inosiire
nov. Miss Black At BoYDs. 7o5
IBEAGTfeiAS. III 4. eolored; booth for rent.
Ex. 3-a625 or Ii. 6-4465. -5 .
bEAUTICIAN, assistant TO do all
round work; shampooing. etc;
hairdresser license not necessary.
f9Ge aoMx Ssse' HARsTYEfs4ss AARSlz fHfH4ERr ssi AMp
Grubb rd.. Ju. 5,2e32 -5
BEAUTICIAN, exper. nee: part or
full time. Also shampoo girl. BER-
SARp,s, aa2s Ga. ave. NV. RA.
BsxUTTiicrAN. experienced all-aroand
operator: salary and Commission.
sprinsfield. Va. KI, 8-I6ie.. -
IBEAUTICIAN. experienced manicur-
Iss psf sS@po0 MssF appy and a'sist ouB fi ss fss
BEAUTY oPERATOR. ali round. must
be good and steady. with reference,
for hsgh-class upper Conn. Ave arr
CouullloneO peAuty Auop, TOP SalAIy
star. snd comm; days VIZ Box 2t1IH
BoOKKEEPER, general once work;
fiye-day week. Hyattsville, Md. vic.
AP. T-77T7 -
BOoKKEEPER. 1896, with ct least
8 years exper.: must be typist and
capable of assuming full charge.
Excel. position in mod. air-cond.
downtown once; 5-daE 3Tss.hf.
wk. Give age, exper. and salary
wanted in appiicat. Apply NORTH
WESTERN NATL. INSUR. CO.. S12
woodward Bldg. -5es
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPER-
ATOR, trainee or experienced, not
over 35. neat and accurate. Apply
NATIONAL CAPITOL BANK, 3l6
Pa. ave. SIC. -
BOoKKEEPER-SECY. - Complete
charge 1-woman ONCE: retail bus;
state age. exper.. family status; sal.
~~~VRVNvIY5TlVrv1
Evening star., 1955-04-04
FIELD ENGINEERS
AND TECHNICIANS
Insurance investigator

Insurance Investigator
Age 22-30. needed in handling in.
surance investigations in Washing
ton and suburbs. Must be high
school graduate. Salary and ex.
necessary. Car essential. Nations
flrm: permanent position. Write full
qualifications, Lock Box 6s4, Bent
Franklin Sta. Wash. 4. p. C., ol
phone MA S-4190 and ask for em.
ployment manaser. 4
JANITOR, colored. for 4O-unit mod
apt, apt; s;s;; .,, :i sxpsTi aysErttssrs Ply plnp'
1103 K st. NV. Elk. $4,000. 20
JANITOR. must be sober. with Local
references. for large building; 80
units. Apply EMBASSY APIS,
1913 Harvard st. NV. -S
JANITOR'S ASST, exper. on elevator
switchboard, stoker and cleaning
sober HARWELL APIS, 1885. &
Evening star., 1955-04-04

AUTO statesmen
WE HAVE OPEN
INGS FOR ONE EX-
PERIENCED NEW
CAR SALESM A N
AND FOR ONE EX-
PERIENCED USED
CAR SALES M A N.
HIGH RATE OF
COMMISSION PAID.
APPLY MR.. CARNIE,
STOHLMAN CHEW
ROLET, INC, 33rd
AND M SITS. NV,
AID. 2-1646.
Evening star., 1955-04-04
nELpMsN

REAL ESTATE Statesmen to wort
In Bethesda and nearby. Earn as
you learn in free classes startine
Monday, IL Am. At 1885 Old
Ge9rgetcwn rd.; Bethesda; Mr.
IRI3 cox A CO
Evening star., 1955-04-04
HELP-MEN
Statesmen
FREE SALES
INSTRUCTION
NO OBLIGATION

II you are presently in the direct
sales field, or desire to go into the
sales field. 1t viii pay you to attend
these free classes on selling. Guar
anteed to make you better sales
man and consequently increase your
earning power.
For those who successfully complete
this course of instruction and are
interested in bettering themselves
we will further guarantee placement,
with a large weIl-established sales
organization here in Washington.
Present statesmen with this organi-
zation are averaging $500 per man
per week.
Phone AID, e-4227 Monday or Tuesday
for enrolment. -
Evening star., 1955-04-04
SAT,ESMEN

To sell the 2 hottest cars Of 1853
Due to the tremendous public &C.
eeptance Of our products. we need
liye-wire salesmen. Apply. tr1me.
diately II you are willing to exert
enough effort TO earn from 90. ZOO
to $4,000 in 1858.
Banning q Sons Motors, Inc.
DoDGE-pLYMoUTH DEALER
(The LARGEST and Oldest Ia p. q, Co.
$500 BALTIC. Ave-. Hyatts-. Nd.
Evening star., 1955-04-04
hELP-MEN

PHoToGRAPH1C PRINTER. for high
quality portrait studios permanent
position for <thoroughly experienced
mani congenial co-Norkers. good
salary No beginners, please. CHASE
Evening star., 1955-04-04
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
To sell office equipment to business
and Government ofiices in Wash
ington; experience OF comparable
nature required; commission and
bonus basis with minimum guar
antee paid semimonthly; vacancy
in established territory with ex-
cellent possibilities for capable man.
PITNEY-BOWES, INC.
1923 X at NV "A
Evening star., 1955-04-04
AUTOMOTIVE
WHOLESALER,

BAKER
With all-round experience,
for night shift. Rare op-
portunity to connect with
outstanding retail bakery.
Young man of good char
acter, cleanliness and pune
tuality with enough expert
ence to find his way into
our production. References
required. ..
Permanent position, good
wages, short hours, beauti-
full shop and cordial reia-
tions with owner. Average
duration Of service of pres
ent workers over IL years
Call in person, Charles j
schupp, sHUPP's BAKERY
5542 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1955-04-04

o41Al4 S4Ao
For air-conditioned dry-clesning
18th st. and Thomas Circle NV. -,5
CLERK-TYPIST, PIX experience de-
s,aes si Enny PLEASANT RefSSnaty nSs
gANK BAN 20: sis nPp5s Ps. NAosAI ave se oAr1o 4
CLERK-TYPIST--Yo Young girl. 1925
automobile Bile agency. @ ia. 5.saoo. ID
CLERK-TYPIST = Hyattsville yicin3
ity-Hrs.: 9-5:30. 5ia-day wk.; hos.
pitalization, vacation and paid
holidays. Apply in person only:
sse sdM Mr. svR9ii Kssklssi " IusTINRNdGH. T1Sa nsi
cHGGFkTSprsTs. HGTsk aTsi rsTs.'sise. u to s5. aish
school graduates, for interesting.
permanent position. in air-condi-
TONED building. 5-day week. $50
am. to 4:45 pm Many company
benefits. Non-profit cafeteria. Ape
ply Personnel once. Bird H., EQUI-
TABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.. sl6
cLERK.TYPIsT. $3.50; public contact:
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT 1907 II
cfLsERRKS-TYPIsT, Ii RST under 40. with apti-
tude for figures and able 70 type
40 wp.m. Starting salary. S225. No
reg. fee. Personnel Division. NAN
AGEMENT CONSULTANTS. INC.
Suite 900. 14O6 6 NV. a.
CLERK TYPIsT twhite and colored5.
mattresses white nt.,n ana s,r, cetSreae. ea,iSeer.
nelp. cooks. hotel and restaurant :
work: many others. D. c. EMPLoYs
MENT EXCHG,, 1872 9th st. NV.
b, HO. 2-A21S and HO. 2-1572, 6s
Evening star., 1955-04-04
ENGINEER

New downtown S-story cir conditioned
cepse required. VIII supervise other
engineers. Send complete BACKGROUND
data and references to Boz I51-Z.
Evening star., 1955-04-04
CLERK
CI,ERKS

salary and working cond. Anpig
LUSTRE CLEANERS, S736 Flower
Evening star., 1955-04-04

statesmen
Two men, experienced in home i'm.
provements or insurance, will aver.
age $3.50 per week; unlimited ad-
vancement opportunity in exciting
new field. Phone HU. 3-4135, 10 tc
4, Monday through Friday for ap-
pointment. "a
Evening star., 1955-04-04

CLERK. with aptitude for figures;
preference given to those with Of
flee equipment experience: high
school graduate or equivalent. B.
day work week, generous benefits
sick and disqualification coverage,
fine with Qualifications: Increased
earnings based purely on merit.
Write giving age, education, expert
ence and reference.
Evening star., 1955-04-04

statesmen (2)
To sell real estate. Farms, homes,
acreage and business properties
Experience not necessary. A good
BURDOFT, EVERGREEN 4-3S46.
Colesville. Md. 1331S Colesville I'd !.
6il, Spg,, Nd. 4
Evening star., 1955-04-04
MAINTENANCE MAN
FIFTH-CLAss LICENSE

NIGHT ATTENDANT
For clerical work at apt. project:
hours: 4:30 pm. TO midnight. Here
is good opportunity for retired
man to add to his present income.
BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY. 4235
North Pershing drive, Arlington
Rear Of Post Ohicel -S
NIGHT GRILL MAN, good wages.
Apply 1499 Columbia pike next to
Navy Annex, Arl., Va.
OFFICE MAN---Middle aged with some
experience in dispatching Of oil
burner and air conditioning me-
chanics. Old established Arm; per-
rnanent position, good pay. chance
for advancement. Box Ask, Star.
10
OPERATORS for B-7 caterpillar
tractors, bulldoZers and pan op-
orators. Report to r. B. SUMMERS.
1850 Nichols ave. s.w. -b
PAINTERS, experienced on new work
Lu. 4-1556, LU. 1-4124. a
PAINTERs--Need 2 experienced
painters for maintenance work:
must be sober and 1st class men,
Apply Tues. morning 9:30 am. at
1k1h Ogden at n "
Evening star., 1955-04-04

When answerinp adeert;sements
addressed to Star bo9es do NOT
tHclose original references photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
sonal palae. Cones serUe the pgr.
pose. Originals may Get lost
Evening star., 1955-04-04
MAN-DEPENDABLE

With car. Permanent employment
Apply ELECTROLUX CORP. 3707
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-23
Large Audience
Hears Barbara Ann
Webb In Recita

A large and appreciative aud
fence heard Barbara Ann Webb,
soprano. in recital at Pilgrim Bap-
list Church on Friday evening.
September 10. when the Young
Women's Choral group presented
her In recital.
Miss Webb sang Scarlstu's 20
Cessate Di Piagarmi" as her OPP
ening number. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Eva white-Hutvel
and sang u variety of numbers in
several different languages. She
was particularly impressive AS
she sang an aria from the Ameri-
can Folk Opera, "Porgy and
Bess." Miss Webb travelled ex-
tensively both in this country and
abroad with the cast OF "Porgy
and Bess."
'Vo I.o sapete" by Mascsgni,
an aria from "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana was also very knowingly done,
Miss Webb's last group of num-
bers included John Payneis ar
rangcment OF the 'Crucifixion'
and number Of spirituals.
Director Of the Young women's
Choral Group is Mrs Louells Tsy-
Tor. Pianist Is Miss Marcella
Ssylcs who was presented scholar
ship aid from the proceeds
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-23
William Trent Dies

william w. tBud) Trent, Sc,
325 Washington Av s.. died In
Minneapolis General hospital on
Monday, September 10.
Mr.. Trent. native OF Omaha,
Neb,, had been a resident of Min
neapolis for more than rs years.
lie was a veteran OF World War 1
and had at one time been mem
Der OF Johnny Baker Post No. POI
OF the American Legion,
Funeral services were held
Thursday, September %. at 2 p.
m, at the Woodland Funeral
Chapel, with Rev. Worth l.. Bar
bour, pastor of Bethesda Baptist
church officiating.
There are no known survivors.
Burial was at TT, Smelling Ma
tional cemetery with Woodland
Funeral Home in charge of the
vice.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-23
Funeral Rites Hsld For
Mrs. 10 SteIlo Johnson

Funeral services for Mrs. Jc
Stella johnson. NAV Rondo Av
were held on Thursday, Septcn,
Der - at 2 p. m. at the Brooks
Funeral Home. with DIR. Floyd
Massey Jr., pastor OF Pilgrim Bap-
tist Church officiating.
Mrs. Johnson, a native OF Xii
dare. Tex. had lived In st. Paul
since l9ti She had been In III
health for the past three years and
succumbcd st Anckcr hospital on
Tuesday, September 20. Mrs
johnson was a member OF Pilgrim
Baptist church.
Surviving Mrs Johnson are her
daughters, Mrs, Ruby Jones and
Mrs. Carrie williams OF st. Paul:
a brother. Sherman Harper SIR,
nephew. Sherman Harper Jr;
nieees Mrs. Lorraine Carriger and
Miss vergili Harper. She Is also
survived by four grandchildren
and other relatives.
Burial was In Elmhurst ceme-
terry, Brooks Funeral Home was in
charge Of the service.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-23
GIRL SCOUTS AND
LEADERS ENJOr STAY
ar WlllEplNE CAMP

Nine members OF Troop 80, Girl
Scouts OF America, enjoyed an
overnight trip TO the Katherine
Abbott Troop house at willerine
near White Rear last week.
The girls enjoyed hiking and
various other activities. They
were: Linda Griffin, Hortense
Harris, Wilma Neal, Cherry Ross,
Sally Garrett. Irene Gardner. Oar
lene Scott, Sandra Collins and
Judy Jones They were accom-
panied by their leader, Mrs. Hazel
Butler and Miss Cynthia Smith,
assistant. The troop is sponsored
by the Halle Q Brown Commun-
ity house.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-23
MT. oLIyET BAPTIST

Sunday, September IS, was OBJ
served as Dorcas Day. The morn
ing worship service began with
music furnished by the Gospel
Chorus and Mems Chorus direct
ed by Mr.. Silas Smith, with Miss
Magda Phifer at the piano.
"Standfast in the Faith. scrip
ture Cor. 16: 1917, was the sub
iect of Rev. B. II. Hunters mes
sage at the morning service. Brief
echoes were given by Mr.. Harvey
Hopkins Sr. and Rev. Hunter from
the National Baptist convention.
An appreviative audience heard
Mrs. Celestia Fraction at p. m.
at the Dorcas program. Her sub
iect was so Much For Such A
Little"
Visitors were Mrs. Cordelia
Hayes, Jackson, Miss; Robert Z.
Blakley, st. James AME church,
Mrs. Ruby Pittman, st. Paul and
Rev. c. S. Jones, visiting minister
of Zion Baptist church, Mime
apolis.
Floral decorations for the day
were furnished by Posey Florists
and Mrs. Raymond Bledsoe.
AS we walk along the way that
leads through life, let us remem-
Der the sick, shut-ins and bereayed
hearts in our prayers and acts of
service to their need.
The evening service was well at
tended. Rev. Hunter spoke from
the goth chapter of Acts. His sub
ject was, Our Lost Journey"
Music was rendered by the senior
choir.
Mrs. Lille Tate of Providence
Baptist Church, Milwaukee, Wis,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Davis
united with the church on Chris
tan experience.
You are always welcome at Mt.
Olivet church.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-23
FIRST NEGROES SERVE ON
ORLEANS PARISH JURY

New Orleans amp For the
FIRST time In local history, Ne
groes served on the Orleans Par.
ish grand jury last week.
Making history were Asa Har-
alton Atkins. member Of the fac
ulty at Nsvicr university and
Clifton H. benson. vice president
and secretary " the Good Citi-
Eens Life Insurance company, The
pair was selected by Judge Will
liam J OHara OF Criminal court
Other colored persons have ser
we'd on federal grand jurics, but
this is the FIRST occasion when they
have been named 20 a local parish
jury
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-23
Ne restoreth your soul -
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

Judges 1921. And they put out
his eyes and bound him with fet-
text words used by Rev. Cumm-
ings in our A. NJ. service. His SUBJ
ters of brass" These were the
ject, Sin" The minister brought
out many things in his message
that gave US food for thought. Be
cause of disobedience to God, his
eyes were taken from him, and
he became blind. So IL is with
many to day, we, by disobeying
God, we lose our Spiritual sight
because we are blinded by sin"
We enjoyed the message very
much.
Many visitors worshiped with
us in the morning service. We are
always happy to have you. Please
come again. United with the
church by Christian experience
were Mr.. Clarence Clausell of the
First Baptist church, Evergreen,
Ala. We thank the Lord for the
addition.
The afternoon service rendered
by the Seven Wonders was a sue
cess, they really brought forth
some beautiful numbers in songs.
A message was brought by our
Minister. Rev Harris in the eve
ming service. Subject, BE A Good
Salesman for the Lord Jesus
Christ" Our Minister brought out
that every Christian should wit
ness for Christ, but first he must
receive Power from on High. We
were made very happy Spiritually.
Our Mid-week service was well
attended, eight young men and
women prayed and gave testi-
mony, 1t was wonderful.
All are invited to attend our
Prayer meeting, BTU and Sunday
school. Miss Lola Clark of Chi
cago is vacationing with her par
ents, Rev and Mrs. l.. c. Harris.
She is their daughter. God bless
you one and all. Hebrews 1871.
Let Brotherly love continue. -
Nellie Buckhalton, reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-23
Jack Dodson Dies

Services for Jack Dodson. ST. OF
i2t Hennepin Av,, who died in
Minneapolis General Hospital on
September 10. were held at 2 p
m. Wednesday September 81, at
the Woodland Funeral Chapel. Rev
Claude Moore OF the Union City
Mission officiated.
Born In Bowling Green, Ky,
Mr.. Dodson had lived In Mime.
apolis for IS years.
There are no known survivors.
Burial was In Rosedale GENE
terry with Woodland Funeral Home
in charge OF arrangements,