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Evening star., 1955-02-17


Roast Ducs,sng wa 'a Rce Cranberry Jelly
,.n.dss,a Broccoli aa.,.o. ~, Carrot Strips 49,.
Pineapple Apricot Pie
Pastry sneh pie No. can pineapple tidbits
package vanilla pudding " cup clear apricot jam
cup whipping cream Chopped nuts
ns # mt ' % Make ons p1 M %
over with fork Bake usual Prepare pudding by package
spoon pastry When thoroughly SET arrange
weldraned pineapple top Spread apricot jam pine
slightly egg white and Sprinkle with finely chopped
to make decorative trim. Serves to 8.
MONDAY
Ground Beet stroganof 0ith Noodles
Canned peaenes Y' 'DD0
= tsslsspoens aass butter o Z N teaspoon salt
y cup sliced mushrooms ! broad noodles
Y cup finely chopped onion tablespoons Sour sour cream
Boiling water tablespoons tomato paste
save LIQUID Add drained mushrooms to the skillet and cook
sd n an 20 onda
beef and cook until all the red color disappears
Add boulon cube frequently
dssoves Add to meat mixture Add salt and pepper Simmer
boiling salted water until tender about to minutes
and rinse with hot water Mix gently with tablespoon butter
Add sour cream and tomato paste to meat mixture Heat to
serving temperature edo not bo. Serve at with hot
TUESDAY
Roast Pork Mashed Potatoes Crazy
Spinach Waldorf Salad -
Pecan Cookies Tea ~
Pecan Cookies -
cups sifted -four u cup butter margarine
"a teaspoon soda cup brown sugar
" teaspoon cream Of tartar egg
u teaspoon salt " teaspoon vanilla
" teaspoon cinnamon 1a cup chopped pecans
" teaspoon nutmeg.
St together -four oda of tartar salt cinnamon
and nutmeg Cream together butter and until light and
fluffy Add and vanilla Beat well Add -four mixture to
creamed mixture Add nuts and mix we'll Shape into rolls
and wrap in waxed into cookie molds Chill
until firm about hours Slice about A-nch thick Bake on
ungreased baking sheet in moderately hot 00 degree F.
to 10 minutes. Makes about dozen 2-inch cookies @
Evening star., 1955-02-17
REMOVE PAINT?

mrs. v. M. r.. Lexington Park
I am in need Of help so !
am turning to the kind readers
of RICH as usual. How can !
remove oil paint from q white
and blue print mans shirt
blouse? My mother gave me
the blouse. which was lovely
and while doing one Of those
numbered canvas paints, I
smeared black paint on the
upper arm. Turpentine fol-
lowed by warm suds didn't
even bulge the paint.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
COAL FLOWER TROUBLE.

COAL FLOWER TROUBLE.
fMrs. @. p. W.. Washington
I haven't written a note Of
thanks to Mrs. J. L. D.. WASH
ington. for her kindness In
sending the recipe on Coal
Flowers. as I was awaiting re-
suits. I used ink colors and
followed the recipe but my sue
cess has been nil. Friends Sc
cured the hard coal, and still
no success. What have ! done
wrong? Please suggest any
thing.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
ADDRESS?
fE. L., Clinton, Nd

Will some reader please send
me the address of Aunt
Ellen'S Workbasket"2 I believe
it is in Kansas City. In the
past I subscribed to this pub
lication but am now unable to
locate the address.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
ATAc. Monthly Meeting to Be Held,

The regular monthly meet
ing Of ATAC tAides to All
Charities) will be held this
evening at the B'nai Israel
congregation, 18th and Crit
tenden streets NV, at $3.50
pm,
Evening star., 1955-02-17

Foremost among the items
for discussion are further
plans for the smorgasbord to
be held on Sunday. February
27 at the American Legion
Building.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
FRIDAY
Oyster ChoaDder Crackers
Vegetable Salad NTH Cheese Sticks

FRIDAY
Oyster ChoaDder Crackers
Vegetable Salad NTH Cheese Sticks
Blueberry CobbIer
Oyster Ch0wder
tablespoons butter cups cooked diced potatoes
" finely diced onion lh cups cooked whole kernel
cups milk, scalded corn
teaspoons salt cup raw oysters
teaspoon pepper teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
Dash cayenne %
Fry onions In tablespoons melted butter heat
until tender Add hot milk seasonngs potatoes
remaining tablespoons BUTTER oysters
and simmer until edges of oysters begin curl Add
corn chowder. Serves g. 11
SATURDAY sa5s
Ltuer and Bacon Baked Potatoes
Onton-PeGnnt ScaIlop Spiced Pears ~
AppIes1uce Cake
OnOn-Peanut Scallop
pound small white onions. W teaspoon pepper
peeled ! cup milk ssss
tablespoons butter " cup salted peanuts chopped
tablespoons -four VI cup buttered bread crumbs
VI teaspoon salt t7@
Cook onions in boiling sated water about Is minutes
until TENDER drain. Make white Of butter -four
and milk Pour onions buttered
baking sh with saed butered Mixed
sprinkle with paprka Bake in moderate t375 FL
20 minutes. until top is brown and bubbly. Serves
Evening star., 1955-02-17
Engagement

Mrs. Ruth Elbo announces
the engagement Of her daughter
Gwendolyn Aurora TO Mr..
Jurgen Francis Piper.
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ST. PAUL CHURCH on COD
IN CuRI@T

Once more We bring you holy
greetings for -. Paurs Church OF
Gnd in Christ at t0th ~. and
Fourth Az = Rev ! q. WigginH
IL pastor We arc happy 10 report
forward progress In thia Chris
tian way.
We were delighted 20 sse 80
many out on Sunday, May "a, We
truly have been uplifted IN our
hearts "a tho man 90 God brought
~ an inspiring message on the
life ~ y Christian. Subject ~ the
message was The First Mile ~ a
Christian tIfe,"
We a. Christians know that
Christianity isn't measured by our
belonging 10 q church, OF how
much money We give, hut u IL
proven only by our lives that We
live and our service that We give
The first mile ~ Christian II
tho frat steps on tho first few
week ~ Christian battle Tho
question was asked Jesus AZ one
time Lord. only these frw "a BE-
saved The difficulty % tho bat
tie IL Tho answer jesus reply was
Many viii seek Ia enter, but only
few will he saved Z"
N IL necessary 10 take consider
alton ~ a Christian hfs before
undertaking %. although there v
reality in being q Christian I
means = giving up nf all worldh
meas and putting newn"sa q
iife
Thus 90 IA who have tho mes
birth realize that we are in th'
press pressed by everything moi
like Christ and march on to vie
tory through Christ.
Dorothy Noion. reporter, Rev
= e Virgins. pastor
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-27

Due 10 the absence OF our pastor
and family Rev and Mrs. II. W
Bolts, Sr. who are visiting their
daughter In Denver. Colo. the
Rsvs F.. J Henderson and Charles
s Jones were in charge Of ser
vices Sunday. May -. The morn
ing message was brought by Rev
Jones whose subject vas Jesus
Sanctions Baptism scripture
Acts iO.tT.
Rev Jones pointed out that all
persons who have received bap-
tisn are not saved Baptism does
not save anyone They must be
isve. confess be- regrneratpd
born Of the Holy Spirit and repent
then baptism ~ necessary Christ
saii 70 John, Suffer q N b. ~
and 10 was that John baptized
Jesus in the river Jordan.
The Senior Choir and Young
Peoples Choir rendered music
Nr Ralph Prtrn IL director
Mrs Ella Mae Buchanan and
Mrs Samrnie Mac Lewis united
with the church by Christian sS-
perience and Mrs Christina Leg.
cite, a candidate FOR baptism
Following the morning service
The holy ordinance % baptism was
observed
Visitors were Mr. ard Mrs Lou
is Sewing. Kansas CITY Rars
ATesd Curtis. Casper. Wvo. and
" T Russell. 81 Peters ANE
church Minneapolis
We were happy 20 see Mrs
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LAST SERVICES Held
EOp MRS. fMitY DRAKE
ON THURSDAY, May "a

Mrs Emily Jane DraNr, 'S'
Lyndaie Az NJ. died Sunday
morning May ~, in Fairvie~
hospital after a lingering Illness.
She had been confined IN her home
for the past two months and on
Saturday, May 81, became criti-
cany ~ and WA rushed 10 the
hospital where she succumhed on
Sunday
9h. was born in Vinita. okla. ,
an August Ia 1878 She had been
resident ~ Minneapolis for over
thirty years she was a member
~ Graham Temple Church ~ God
in christ. where shs had been &C
tive IN all % the church auSiiiar-
lea until her health began TO fail
she waa state counsellor for the
volunteer mission work of the
Churches ~ God in Christ for the
state ~ Minnesota, and past
treasurer ~ the Phyllis Whsatisy
Auxiliary Che WA tho widow %
the late Elder Samuel r. Drake,
Funeral services were held on
Thursday, May ~, at 10 a m. at
Graham Temple Church % God
In Christ with Bishop J. W
Graham officiating
Survivors are one brother,
Thomas Moore Of Vlntta, okla,
one sister. Mrs. Nathan Keys 81
Dewey. okla, a niece, Mrs Gran
vile stamps 81 Oklahoma city,
okla and other niecrs and neph'
/ eSa
burial was In crystal Lake
| Cemetery Arrangements we're
made by Woodland Funeral home
Mrs stamps. a niece had beer
In the city for five weeks at thu
bedside of her aunt Her sister
Mrs Keys arrived "Wednesday
morning To attend her funeral.
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soRprR METHODIST CHURCH

How sweet the name OF jesus
sounds on believers ears, Rev
Charles Sections message was,
Tn. InterCession OF Christ As
the scripture, Hebrew It'll was
read and Rev Sexton brought the
message Of great glory 10 IN"
people. I wondered how many peo-
Die throughout the country at
lending the church Of their choice
understood the sermon brought 10
them by their minister.
Rev sexton pointed out that
God gifted man with speech 70 be
used in understanding one an
other but many well prepared
sermons fall on deaf ears. or may
b. we Just don't attend church.
"A We look az ourselves in a
| mirror we should ask for pardon.
| MAYBE this httlep rayer will heip
YOU Try 70 and see Almighty God
! nur Heavenly Father. who Of thy
great mercy has promised forgiv'
/ ness OF sins 10 all them that with
/ hearty repentance and true faith
turn unto thee. have mercy upon
| all our sins which by our frailty
"a. pardon and deliver "a from
ws have committed. confirm and
strengthen va in all goodness, and
/ bring IA 10 everlasting NE.
through Jesus Christ, our Lord.
Amen.
Won't you give God a chance
Think Il over and start by rsrn"m-
bsring those who are sick. shut-in
and afflicted
Visitors we're Mrs Juanita Lat
tie and Mrs John Harper You
are always welcome at Border
Things 20 remember: Next sun
day. May 20. Alderman Jerry T.
gan viii b. guest speaker At the
mems evening program. Mr.. Egan
viii bring many important facts
on the Glenwood Re-development
program.
The conference year IL almost
over Try 10 clear up your oohga-
tons before June LIST
In closing. do you agree Men.
like lamp wtcks must b trimmed
few times before getting the
right flame Harry DAVIS, re
porter.
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CONTINUED from paRs

Continued from page -
and TRIBUNE who arrived on
the scene before the ambulance
later introduced were referred
frequently by the police officers
who were called 10 the scsn.
The next two witnesses called
by the stat. we're the first two
policemen. Charles 4. Larson
and Walter FTirb-rErr. to ar
rive 40 the scrnr.
They testified about the posi-
ton that Russslps body vas ly.
ing In when thsy got there, how
they called for an ambulance and
detectives and the approximate
time they arrived on the scene
Hoffman. when cross examining
them was trying 10 shake their
testimony
The death ~ Russell and the
trial ~ skinner has aroused con
siderable community attention.
For the frat three days tho court
room was lhmmed TO near eapa,
city,
skinner IL currently FREQ on
81 900 bail. alinRedly furnished ny
hia mother
District fudge Robert " Rem
sch " presiding over thu trial
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Horace Dunlsls Dies
Win @. ~. "a feovs

Horace Daniels, 40 Vt An
thony Az, an employee ~ the
Great Northern Railroad for ~
yrars died on "Wednesday. May 20
At our Lady ~ Good Counsel
Home after an extended Illness.
Born In Denniaon, Texas. Ian
uary n. issa. Mr. Daniels had
lived in the Twin Cities for almost
90 years lie was member %
Pilgrim Baptist church a veteran
~ World War I and member ~
the Johnnie Baker Post, Ameri~
can Legion, and Dining Car En-
ployees Union. Local 5iB
Mr.. Daniels 10 survived by his
wife. Mrs Charlotte Daniels, his
mother. Mrs Emma Taylor Of
Kansas CITY, Kansas and Maurice
Danisls ~ Minneapolis a brother
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Zion Usher
Board Holds
Rainbow Tea

Red blue, white. rose and colors
of the rainbow dominated the de
cor ~ IN. Rainbow tea given by
the Senior Usher Board Of Zion
Baptist church Al the home %
Mr. and Mrs Charles Thomas,
1921 Fourth Az g.. on Sunday
afternoon, May ~.
The beautiful setting was car
risd out In rainbow colors. on the
eNquisitsly laid table with its
white lace cloth. was an attractive
flnrh csntsrpisce Of gardcnias,
yellow roses. pink snapdragons
carnations. and fern conferred be
tween twin candlesticks holding
tapers in rainbow colora. A silver
coffee and tea service graced
cithsr end % the table and table
appointments were o. crystal
The cake In rainbow hucs was
cut IN diamond shape. cookies, tea
coffee, assorted nuts and candies
were served
A program WIS presented dur
ing intervals Those participating
were Miss F!thrlens Williams who
played Instrumental music. the
Mines Bertha Smith, Laura
| Thomas Catherine Anderson
| cynthia WestbrooEs and Clara
Hopkins were solotsts.
The guest list Included the
Mines Sally Williams. ". = Mil
/ ton, VILLA Brown, Caliie White
/ Trna Jordan. Lawson Porter. J
~ Williams. Thomas Coles, Eve
| lyn Combs. Matte Owens. \. r
| Fort. Catherine Smith. Onie Nc
Coy. Margie Campbell, Essie
I LEONARD. F.ssie Arnold, Genevieve
Jockson. Mamie FogR. A. Kelly,
Gertrude Smith, Mamie Lytle.
| Lucy Harris
/ ALSO the Mines Fern Helm,
Beulah Jones. q Mitchell, Mary
| Watson. Grnsvievs Wilburn, VII
/ lie Brown. Sarah Vaughn, Lucille
Jenkins Haddie Brooks, Lsnora
Adair. Ora Lee Wallace, the
Misses Evelyn J Smith, Emma
Smith. Charlotte Summers,
Msssrs Leon wallace. John Riv.
ers. Claude Campbell. Claude
Ly'ic. Arthur cunningham
| George Gates. Raymond Cooper
David Leonard Policy WiIburn
lee WtIburn, James F. Moslcy
James Green. clifford Marty ant
Mr. and Mrs Edward Johnson.
The Mines Willie Brown. Mar
Watson. Catherine Anderson
Mrs cynthia wes,brooks AM
Claude Campbell served ~ hosts
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PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH

OFFICERS for the year. 1885
were consecrated at the morning
worship service at Pilgrim Bap-
ttst church on Sunday, May y
when Rev. Floyd Massey IT.
spoke on Gods Family"
Following the organ call 10
,srsd nv Deacon L. f. TarVer.
drawer. morning prayer was OF
Music was by the Senior Cholr
and the l. w. Harris Gospel
Chorus.
n was noted that Mrs. Freda
Harris, S85 Carroll Az. Is on the
ack lat and coincidence was sS-
nrsssad 10 the family Of the Late
Tarret Austin who died on Mon
day. May Is.
Quarterly reports were issued
nv Mrs. Janebelle VI. Taylor fol-
lowing the service. Commentator
was expressed 20 VI. A, Knott ana
Richard Stokes. Chairman ana
yce-chairman OF the Unit drive
for the fine response on Sunday
May Is,
Following the DoNology, dedica
tory prayer was offered by Trus
tee Ramsey Jackson.
Al 5 p. m. the Earnest Work
Club presented Musical. The
Baptist Youth Fellowship wa
held at p. m.
Guest speaker at the morning
service on Sunday. May % vii
be Rev. A, Ross Brent, pastor OF
Shiloh Baptist church. PlaInfield
" J At I p. m, the l.. w. Harris
Gospel Chorus will present IL,
Annual Literary Tea. Guest
speaker will be Major Charles r.
MCGEE who viii present
travelogue.
Visitors who registered were
J w. Ferguson, Winnipeg. Cana
British Columbia and Mrs. Ells
ia, F.. F., Patrick. Vancouver
Mae Bush Of Alliance, Ohio.
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FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

But be We doors OF the word,
and not hearers only, deceiying
YOUR own selves James l.22. II
doesn't help US much To hear the
gospel only and not be a doer Of
what we hear. Rev. Benjamin Cas-
sius brought US a very fine and IN
spring message at our III a. m.
service. He spoke on the blood
and the water. He brought out
that the blood of Jesus Christ
cIeanses US from all sin and be-
ing baptized in water IS a test OF
obedience 10 the Masters COM
mand. We all enjoyed the mes
sage very much.
At the evening service, cant
find words 10 express what
haIlslufah time we had. The power
Of God came down when the
Friendly Five and the Seven Won
der brought their messages IN
songs and did they sing!
This will be continued each
Sunday night beginning at s p.
m, All are invited TO come and
have a joyful time in the Lord.
Next Sunday May 20, from /
10 3 p. m, a chicken dinner VIII
be served in the church dining
room next door. Please come and
have dinner with US. / am sure
you will enjoy II.
The Mission will have another
fine program beginning at I p.
m. in the afternoon. Mrs. Opal
Clark is president. Mrs. Myrtle
Harms Is wee president.
Our own minister, Rev. L. {.
Harris will bring the message
Sunday. May 20 at the IL a. m.
hour. and he Is bringing an old
time message which we all love
10 hear. The Eagle Stirreth Her
Nest" You will miss a great mes
sage II you miss this one.
We wish everyone to keep the
date June IL in mind for there
will be a rummage sale given by
Friendship Missionary at 224
Marquette Av., from a. m. TO 5
I o. m There viii be- lots Of nice
| things very cheap for many stores
/ in the city are helping us out.
James 1925. IF any man a.
mong you seem 10 be religious,
( and bridleth not his tongue, but
! deceiveth his own heart, this
mans religion Is vain" Be care
/ full how you talk for your sin will
+. find you out.-Mrs, Nellie Buck
Z halton, reporter
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SERVICES MID Foa
MRs. sGsSlt WRIGHT

Services for Mrs Rcsais Virgin
81 lsa ". ssth st. were held a'
D m. Monday May ~. At zinr
Rants, church Rev Charles y
tones in the absence ~ Rev ~
W. Bolts. oSficiated, assisted by
The Reva " {. simmons and w
1. Rattle. with burial In Lake
wood Cemetery
Mrs, Wright catered Mime
apons General hospital on Wed
nraday MAY ~ and underwent
major surgery on Thursday morn
ing from which she did not re-
cevrr She succumbcd on Friday
May 20.
Mrs Wright was born in Kos
cuisko. Misa, and had lived in In
dianapoHs. Ind, before coming to
Minneapolis In ists. she came TO
Minneapolis 20 make her home
with daughter and son-tn-isw,
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Lyle.
an. was a member ~ Zion Rap
,ist church and % the senior Mis-
Nonsry Society Of Zion.
Survivors are her daughter.
Minnie r.ari and son-in.,sw, IVES
ley Lyle. five sisters. the Mines
WINE Mcismcrs. Estsls Brad-
ford, Alline Johnson. Doris Morris
and vtoia Coleman. all ot Ch,ca-
90, III. one brother. John u Win
lsra 81 New York city, two
grandsuns, Rodney Dean and IVES
lev Lyle Jr, Minneapolis and
other relatives
Her four sisters, Mines Nc
t.rmora. bradford. johnson and
Coleman. and niece, Miss Eva
ArI.smora. % Chicago, Mr. Lyle''
mother Mrs Es,slla Williams NJ
/ Indianapolis Ind and he uncle
pr James Lyle - Chicago, al
came 10 the city to attend nlncra
services
woDdart Funeral HOME vas II
charge 81 arrangements
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Reading these immortal words
the prayer ~ Christ Jesus ~ he
hung dying IN the cross 81 Cal.
vary how can we hold resentment
hatred, unforgtveness in our
hearts These are cancero,u
growths that can destroy us. and
u is 50 easy 20 rtd ourselves 81
them u We will but follow the
glorious example set before ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-27

We mad a spiritual feast IN the
Lord Sunday. May %, beginning
with the Sunday School at $50
o'clock A. m. N which the subpect
Of the lesson was "Hezekiah AT
tempts Reconciliation II Chron-
tcles 30.I, ,, 5-l3, with Miss VIII
ma Winston presiding.
Regular services started at II
a M, Pastor Edward W. Berry
gave US the sermon, the subject
What Is Conversion 80 Scripture
Matt. 1873.
We were happy 20 welcome Mrs.
Minerva Pet back 10 our fold. She
mas been out OF the city because
Of illness IN her family
The Senior Choir sponsored a
program at 3 p. m. whlch was
successful. both spiritually ana
financially our guest artist Tor
the afternoon was the Zion GcspeI
Chorus and Mrs. Mabel Henderson
from st. Peters AME church.
on next Sunday afternoon ths
fisher Board IN sponsoring Rev.
q c. Casalus and MS Royal JUDI
ileers and Jubilettes, the Seven
Wonders and the Glittering stars
at 3 D. m. The public Is cordially
invited.
Mrs. c. May and Mrs. Esther NJ
Berry, Reporters.
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GREAT NORTHERN MARKET
NOW PROVIDES PARKING
SPACE FOR PATRONS

Great Northern Food market,
ala Hcnnepin Az. has adopted .
new and helpful free parking plan
for customers who 10 their shop
ping In tho downtown area
The complete food market, one
% the largest in Minneapolis. has
secured use ~ the parking lot adj
Iacent 10 tho back ~ lts building.
~ offers free parking for ons
hour while shopping At tho mar.
ket.
Ruben SlIvcrman. On" Of tho
store managers anld the market
has always led in lower prices and
higher quality merchandise while
featuring a great varey ~ gro
csries and meats
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Twin City
Church NeWs

yelma williams and Mrs. Mayme
Richardson at service today. They
nave been shut-ins for quite some
time.
Mrs. EtheIene Walker Is in
FaIrylew hospital. All other
KNOWN sick and shut-ins are i'm
Drnv,ng Continue 10 send cards
and pray for them.
ZION extends It's deepest SYM
pathy to the family Of Mrs. Bessie
Wright,
New robes for the Young Peo-
Piles choir were dedicated at the
morning service. Rev c. s. Jones
offered the dedicatory prayer.
You are always welcome at
Zion.-Mrs. Cynthia Westbrooks.
reporter.
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THANKSGIVING SERVICE oF
DAUGHTERS or ISIS
HELD ON MAY rs

F'.zZan Court No 7, Daughters
~ fsis, an auxiliary "a tho AEA
ONMa ~ North and South Amsri
"a and its jurisdiction, inc, held
their Thanksgiving Service sun
day, May rs. At st James AME
church, ~ Paul Rev w. J Jones.
pastor. delivered very timely
and uplifting sermon.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-27

The clubs sharing the honors were
Midwest Athletic club. Jollymates
and the S.rvettes. The Dance was
given at Peonie Park pavilion
music by Ernie Fields. This is
Mrs. Dysarts It'll year for attend
ing.
Would like 10 say Rev II. Bolts
seventh anniversary was a huge
success and IL was a grand ex-
ample Of cooperation on the part
u the churches from Sioux city,
Minneapolis and Sioux Falls.