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The Sidney herald., 1955-06-02
PhiIOmenas
hOOlCraduatOr
Evening

Friday morning, June 3, the
graduates of st. Philomena's
school will assist at Mass and re-
ceive Holy Communion in a body
at the 8:15 Mass. They will be
attired in caps and gowns.
Following the Mass, the eighth
grade will be entertained by the
mothers Of the seventh grade stu
dents at a breakfast at the La
londe hotel. They will have as
guests; Monsignor c. J. Curtin,
The Rev. M. O'Donahue and The
Rev. M. Guinan.
Rev. John K. Kendrigan, pastor
of Our Lady of Lourdes parish in
Poplar, will be the speaker of the
evening at the graduation exer-
cises on Friday evening. The fol-
lowing program will be presented:
Commencement Program
Friday, June 8 = 800 p. m.
st. Philomena's Auditorium
Professional, Centennial
March -. Mrs. G.. E. FitzG Gerald
Greetings Arlene Carranza
America the Beautiful 49, Class
"Moonrise" by Tonjussen,
piano .-. Mary Lynn Nelson
Tools for Christian
Living - Philip Hurd
Gave Maria Glass
"At Morn" by Grieg,
piano -----. Ronald Lalonde
Will to Win ..---. Michael Jones
Address $500 Rev. John Kendrigan
Awarding Diplomas
---- Monsignor c. j. Curtin
Country Gardens" Glass
Accompanies -. Elaine Butka
School colors - Gold and White
Class Theme - Will to Win
CLASS ROLL
Arlene Carranza, Philip Hurd,
Michael Jones, Dennis Jones,
Eugene Kaufman, Ronald La
londe, Sharon Massett, Dennis
McChesney, Vivian Minjares,
Mary Lynn Nelson, James Pala-
dichuk, Judith Schmoll.
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AMERICAN ASSEMBLY
RY Sterling Swigart

The seventh meeting of the
American assembly held May 5-8
at Arden House, Hartman, New
York was a very educational and
interesting experience for me. The
topic chosen for discussion this
year vas the United States Farm
Policy with go men and women
from all sections of the country in
attendance. These people were
chosen from the three major farm
organizations, farming and ranch
ing in general, labor, industry,
education, and government to meet
at Arden House, a SO room man
sion that was given to Columbia
University by Averill Hartman,
Governor of New York State. This
3-story granite block home was
built in 1906 by Governor Harri-
mans grandfather on top of a
small mountain overlooking the
town of Hartman. 1t is a beauti-
full building unique in that it has
marble tile flooring, all oak wood
work, and a fire place in each
room. A swimming pool, ball park
tennis court, hand ball court and
several terraces and gardens as
well as three small lakes at the
foot of the mountain add to the
grandeur of the place.
We were divided into 3 round
table discussion groups and after
four sessions a day, two in the
forenoon and two in the after
Continued on Page p
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-02
Red Cross
Bloodrnobile In
Sidney June Ia

Red Cross Bloodmobile Unit will
be at the Moose hall June IA at
IL noon to 4 p. m.
The quota set for this drawing
is 90 pints with an additional so
pints urgently needed for defense.
Donors are to be recruited thru
organizations where possible.
Anyone not contacted may drop
in at the hours specified.
Due to the heavy demand for
blood transfusions at the Com
munity Memorial hospital and
elsewhere in Montana, there is a
shortage of available blood.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-02
Church Choirs
Have Picnic

The junior choir Of Peoples
Congregational church concluded
their nine months singing every
other Sunday with a picnic and a
movie last Friday at 500. Mrs.
L. j. Lee is the director with Miss
Diana Schields, pianist.
The primary choir celebrated
their picnic this Wednesday eve
ming. These two choirs, both di-
rected by Mrs. L. J. Lee, have
sung faithfully through the year.
Mrs. Lee planned the picnic.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-02
Rhanda Keo
Blonde Bear Lady
With Circus

Coming direct from the African
Veldt. where she was born and
raised, this petite blonde beauty
barely out of her teens, is giving
the public something new and
different in the wild animal phase
of the entertainment world.
Cristiani Bros. Circus ever on the
lookout for that which is startling
new and different in Arenic Of
ferings decided upon securing q
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-02
NO FLOWERS REQUESTED
AT GARTSIDE MEMORIAL
SERVICE N ID

Mrs. Harold Gartside requests
that there be no flowers sent for
the Memorial services to be held
this Sunday afternoon at PeIla
Lutheran church for her husband.
She asks that rather than flowers,
memorials be given to the church
for youth activities at the newly
planned parish house.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-02
Rooms Wanted
For v. F. w.
Convention

A good number of private apart
ments and rooms are available for
the State WV convention, June
8-9-10-11. According to the Sid
ney Chamber of Commerce and
VFW Housing Committee, a good
sized listing assures convention at
tenders excellent accommodations.
A large turnout is expected
from throughout Montana and the
convention is expected to draw a
near record registration.
Mrs. J. B. Goldsmith is a med
ical patient at the local hospital
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BETHESDA BAPTIST

In spite of the inclement wealth
er at our mornings worship ser
vice, the church was seated TO
capacity. Our pastor. Rev. Worth
L. Barbour, took his subject from
the second Corinthians, 18th
chapter, 9th verse, reading as fol-
lows. And he said unto me, My
grace Is sufficient for thee; for
My strength is made perfect in
weakness. most gladly therefore
will l rather glory in my infirm-
tiles that the power of Christ may
rest upon me. His subject was,
The Grace of God"
Senior Gospel Choir and Musi-
cetts rendered the music.
Sorry we omitted the name of
John Moody WHO was received
Sunday. Nov. goth by Christian
experience.
Welcome to many of our visi-
tors who worshipped with US.
Those who registered were Mrs.
c. A. Williams, Dorothy Stovall,
Sylvester Young, Harry Dillon,
Robert Warder. Others who failed
to register, we welcome you, If
you have no church home, we ex-
tend cordial invitation.
Sunday, December 4th at 1880
p. NJ, Lords Supper, Baptism,
and Hand Of Fellowship will be
observed.
With our sick Is George Daley,
We continue in prayer for all our
sick everywhere Gods speedy re-
covery.
Bethesda Willing Workers Club
will meet Thursday, December s
at the home of Mrs. Leola Young,
512 18th Av. s., at p. m.
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Geraldine Marty
Dies. Was Halle
9. Brown Worker

Mrs. Geraldine l., Marty, sol
Girard Av. N, died Thursday, No
vember "a in Minneapolis Gener-
al hospital where she had been q
patient for the past three weeks,
Mrs Marty was born in Maple
Plain, MINI. She came TO Mime
apolis to enter high school and
had lived here since that time.
Shew as a member Of st. Martins
Catholic Church. the NAACP, the
Twin City Golf Association Aux.
iliary and Phyllis Wheatley Aux
iliary and had served as its secre-
tary for a number of years.
At the time of her passing she
was administrative assistant at
the Halle Q. Brown Community
House in St Paul and was active
In number of clubs.
Funeral services were held at S
a. m, November 26, at st. Mar
tins Catholic church with the
Rev Francis Byrnes officiating
Surviving are two sons. Clifford
Jr,, and Gerald Marty; her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Wash
ington of Maple Plain: one sister.
Mrs. Althea Hummer of Chicago.
two cousins, Ada Rivers and Wal
lace Collier OF Minneapolis.
Burial was in Maple Plain,
MINI. Woodland Funeral Home
was in charge of the service.
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Mrs. Anna p. Norris,
Pioneer Resident
Dies A. Ace OF 80

Mrs. Anna Il. Harris. 600 w.
Central. a pioneer resident OF st.
Paul and active member OF Pill
grim Baptist Church. suecumbed
ON Tuesday. November % Mt the
age Of 80. Mrs. Harris had been
III for number of years and was
confined TO Our Lady OF Good
Counsel Home, She had lived In
st. Paul since 1915.
a native of Columbus, Miss,
Mrs. Harris became member of
Pilgrim Baptist Church In 1915.
and was thus one OF the church's
oldest members, Prior to her III
ness. she worked In the Mission
AIRY Society and the Ladies' Aid
Society.
Surviving Mrs, Harris are her
children. Mrs, Marie Il, Gcary,
William ID. Harris and Edward II.
Harris. She is also survived by
grandchildren William Robinson.
Winnipeg, Canada: Walter b
Branson, with the u. s. Airforce
at Tampa. Fla; Melvin, Phyllis
and Duane Geary, all OF st. Paul
Also Joan Thompson. June Ciai-
borne OF Milwaukee. Wise. and
Gregory Robinson OF Winnipeg
She In also survived by the follow.
ing great grandchildren; Karen
and Anna Mac Brown. Michael
and Cheryl Anne Thompson and
sandra Harris Of st. Paul Fun
cral services were held AT Pill.
grim Baptist church on Friday
November %, with DIR. Floyd
Massey. Jr,. officiating, assisted
by Rev. E, J. Jones, pastor OF st.
James AME church, Burial was
in Oakland cemetery. Woodland
Funeral Home OF Minneapolis
was In charge OF the service,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-02

Committee and parents club OF
Boy Scout Troop No. 49, met on
Tuesday, November -, at the
Halle Q. Brown House, To elect
officers and outline plans for an
effective reorganization OF the
Scout Troop, Major emphasis was
given 10 the fact that the troop
can be meaningful to the BOYS
only II there is assurance of ade-
quate support and cooperation
from the parents ana other inter
ested adults,
Election results were as fol-
lows Chairman of Troop Commit
tee, George Manning; vice chair.
man, Martin weddington, Sr,:
scout master, Luther Llgon; as
sistant scout master, Jason
Moody; transportation committee
man. RUFUS Carson: advancement
committeeman. Oscar Oliver: re-
lations committeeman. Merle
Young and secretary. veryi Cash
man.
Also attending the meeting
were Jacob Aga. neighborhood
commissioner Mrs. ozedia War
ren, Carl and Barbara Warren.
rem.
Mr.. Manning. newly elected
] chairman OF the troop committee
Is also a member Of the organiza-
ton and extension committee and
the executive committee OF the
Boy Scouts.
The next meeting OF the Troop
committee and Parents club will
be held in January. date 10 be an
nounced For further information
call Halle @ Brown House. CA
6-ss6t, or eontac, George Man
ming.
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Baptist Women In
Quarterly Meeting

The Women's Home, Foreign
and Educational Auxiliary to the
Minnesota-South Dakota Baptist
District Convention held its first
quarterly board meeting Sunday,
November u at Pilgrim Baptist
Church, st. Paul
Fruit Of the Spirit" is theme
for this year. A very effective
worship period built on this theme
was held during the business ses-
sion. The president, Mrs. Carl II,
Fraction, gave splendid report
on the National Baptist Conven-
ton held in Memphis, Tenn, last
September.
Mrs. Ursula Bolts, enlistment
chairman for Minnesota present
ed the president with a life men,
bership to the National Baptist
convention.
As a special event through the
cooperation of the chairman of
education, Mrs. Doris Jones, and
the chairman of Home Missions,
Mrs Betty Jackson, a well or
ganized and informative program
dealing with the American Indian
was presented.
Mrs. McClinton Webb gave a
splendid book review on Strong
Hearts For God" by Dorothy o,
Bucklin. A question and answer
period was conducted by Mrs,
lone Brown. A summary was Civ.
on by Mrs. Etheline Sampson.
The meeting was well attended
and was reported success, spirit
aaliy. Internationally and finan-
cially.
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Mt. OLIVET BAPTIST

Gods Call To Service" was the
subject chosen by Rev. b. III,
Hunter for the morning service
Sunday, November 81. His scrip
ture was taken from LIST Chron,
29:5, And who then is willing TO
consecrate his service this day
unto the Lord ?"
Music was by the Gospel
Chorus and Mems Chorus. Queen
+. Taylor, soloYst sang, God
Knows The Reason Why"
Mrs. Vida l.. Hopkins was
presented with a certificate of re.
ligious education by Rev. Hunter
Visitors were Mrs. James Wag,
ner Sr,. Louisville, Ky; Mrs. Der,
tina Thomas. Mrs. Boyd, Pilgrim
Baptist. st. Paul: Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
Melvin Bradford. all of st. Paul,
at Pilgrim Baptist church with
The evening service was held
the Minnesota-Sou Dakota First
Quarterly Board meeting.
Our sick and shut-ins at home
and in hospitals are not to be for
gotten. Visit them with kindly
word Of cheer and may we be a
ware of thy nearness, not just In
Appreciation Day services fol-
time of need. but always.
Rev. and Mrs. Hunter will be held
at $50 p. m. Sunday. Decembei
4. The Hon Archie Gingold will
be guest speaker and there will
be other Twin City participants
This meeting is sponsored by the
official board. You are cordially
invited to attend THE Church
With Friendly Welcome"
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Non And Wife To
Tell OF Trip To
Turkey & Neur East

On the eve of the Bahai' State
Convention, the public is cordially
invited to attend a meeting at the
Bahai' Center. $50 S. Tenth St.
Saturday evening. December at
s p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold f. Rich
ards. who recently returned 10
this country from Ankara. Turk
ey. win be guest speakers. Their
topic viii be The Homogenity OF
Two Great Religions" Color slides
viii be shown OF their trip to the
Holy Land.
Mr.. Richards was a couns,iltant
engineer TO the Turkish govern
mcnt for two years During this
period he and Mrs. Richards
travelled extensively throughout
the rear east and learned many
interesting facts about the people
and government Of one OF the
most important parts of the
world.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

Jesus Prayer For Us" was the
subject OF DR.. Floyd Massey Jr. s
sermon on Christmas Seal Sun
day. November ~. at the morning
worship service.
Morning prayer was offered by
Deacon A. w. Jordan. Music was
by the Senior Choir, directed by A.
V. Hall, with Sidney Williams at
the organ and the Gospel Chorus.
directed by Mrs. O'Delle Galloway.
accompanied by Mrs. Arlee II.
HallowelL
The following visitors were in
troduced and welcomed by Miss
Geneva Howard: Mrs. Willie NJ.
Reed. Preston, Miss, mother of
Woodrow Reed, Billy Allen of st.
Paul and Mrs. Claudia Randle of
Lexington. Miss, mother of Mrs.
Gladys Johnson.
Congratulations were expressed
TO Rev. and Mrs. Milton Combs
upon heir appointment as Mis-
sionaries to Burma. Cards and
messages may be sent to them at
1912 Benvenue Avenue Berkeley,
Calf.
Condolences was expressed to the
family Of the late Mrs. Anna Har-
ris whose funeral was last Friday,
and to Mrs. Melville Hunt and
family on the passing of her sister,
Mrs. Alma Wallace in Baton
Rouge, La.
1t was noted that Mr.. and Mrs,
John p. Dorsey Jr., are blessed
with the arrival of baby girl.
Newlyweds are Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
roy Cunningham and Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley A. Gardner.
Reginald Combs, TIT Iglehart
Av. united with the church and is
a candidate for baptism. Quarterly
reports were distributed by Mrs.
Doris Shannon for the second
quarter.
Flowers on the pulpit were from
the funeral of the baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Adams, friends and
the late Mrs. Anna Harris, our
member.
Sector project workers met In
Fellowship Hall Immediately fol.
lowing the worship service.
At p. m. the Minn.-So. Oak
State Baptist Convention met al
Pilgrim. Hostesses during the so
cial hour were members of the
AIM Club. Music was by the Cos
pei Chorus.
On Sunday, December 4, DR.
Massey will speak and the Ordin,
ance of Communion will be obser.
we'd at the IL a. m. service.
At 2 p. m. the annual city-wide
Christmas Pageant will be held ir
the st. Paul auditorium. DR.. Mas,
sey will portray one of the Three
Kings Pages vii. be John Banks
III, and Ronald Bruce Massey.
Following Doxology, dedicatorS
prayer was given by Trustee A. v
Hall.
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BORDER METHODIST

20 come let us sing unto the
Lord, Let us rejoice in the
strength of salvation. Let us
come before His presence with
thanksgiving and show ourselves
glad in Him with psalms"
The morning scripture was TAX
en- from Nehemiah, Z. Rev.
Charles NJ. Sections morning
message, Music in Worship" ex-
planned the Importance of music
to worshipping from the early
history of the Bible. Music is
Gods gift to man, to beautify
mans praises to God. Music shows
the emotions of a people, JOY, sad
ness. suffering and victory, Moth
ing speaks mans soul like music.
Heavenly music is composed of
devoted Christians raising their
voices to praise and thank God for
His many blessings and tender
mercies.
Remember the sick, the shut in
and the afflicted in your prayers
and with your gifts,
Mrs. Ruth Williams joined the
church. Border welcomes with
open arms all soldiers for Christ.
The Mems Boxing Show, given
for the benefit of the Building
Fund was a great success, thanks
to those who worked so hard.
The Official Board met Tues
day evening to discuss and work
out problems of the church.
Remember the Union dinner
Tuesday, December IS at $50
p, m. at Hennepin Avenue Metho-
dist church Make reservations
with Mr.. Jones.
In closing, do you agree? God
gives His very best to those who
leave the choice with Him" -
Harry Davis, reporter.
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Gospel Choral Union
Hos "Trip Around
World" November 70

The St Paul Gospel Choral I'm
ion had a Trip Around The
World entertainment on Sautr-
day, November 10.
Foods from many countries
were represented as follows
Hawaii at the home OF Mrs. V.
Cassell, with Mrs, Evelyn Murphy
rs co-hostess; Frances delicacies
were served at the home of Mrs.
f. piplSins with Mrs. X. Whit
more as co-hostess and more
Hawaiian food at the home OF Mr..
" Napue.
Exotic foods of Mexico were
served ut the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Ballard and the home
OF Mrs. J. Riehey in Minneapolis
was represented rs Brazil.
Everybody had a lovely time.
On Thanksgiving Day, Novem-
Der "a. the union delivered its an
nual Thanksgiving baskets to
needy families.
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ZION BAPTIST

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TRAFFIC COLLISION
DAMAGES ANDREW
CLARK IRIS AUTO

Andrew Clark. Jr.. $500 Firth
Az s, while enroute 10 his par
cnts home on Friday morning.
November IS, in his station wag-
on, was struck by car nj the In
terscction OF Ninth Street and
Portland Az
Mr., Clark was uninjurcd. bu,
the front OF his car was badly
damager. The five occupants Of
the other car also were uniniured.
Mr. Clark was enroute 10 pick
up his mother End take her %
Asbury hospital 10 see his father
when the accident occurred us
station WAGON was 80 badly darn
aged that IL had 10 be lowed IN
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conforions Sing
Al Gloria Del
lufhern Church

The Cantorians. Twin City
chorus OF 81 mixed voices, under
the direction of Alexander q. Jor-
dan. appeared at the Advent
Prayer Day Vesper Service at
Gloria Del Lutheran church,
Highland Parkway and Smelling
Az. on Sunday. November 81 at
1880 p. m.
Guest speaker was DR.. Melvin
Hammarberg, Director OF Foreign
Missions, who spoke on the sub
Ject. Ring The Mission Bells"
The Cantorians. with Mrs. Rose
Marie Cooks, soprano soloist and
Bradford Benner. baritone, gave a
lively Interpretation of the spirit
ual. 60 Tell II On The Noun
tains" by Smith. Their next num-
Der, a request by the pastor. was
"Soonah win BE Done, as ar
ranged by William l.. Dawson.
During the offertory, the group
Gang the anthem, BLESS The Lord
o My Soul" by Ivanoff. An encore
number was Deep River"
Pastor of Gloria Del Lutheran
Church Is DIR. Clifford Ansgar
Nelson. Rev. j Walton Kemp Is
assistant pastor.
Members of the Cantorians are
Mr.. Benner. Mrs. Cook. the Misses
Roberta Bruce. LaDoris Foster.
Norma Howell, Julia Jones. Lucille
Jones. Marion Jones. Roberta
Jones, Adrienne Lazenberry. Earl
inc Neil, Shirley Num-, Dorothy
Payne. Mildred Pollard, Shirley
Sayles, and the Mines. Cynthia
Stone Gardner and Yvonne Robin
son.
Also Miss Arlene Winfield, AL
Richmond, Kenneth Robinson.
James A. Robinson, Wilbur Mich
OILS, John Mitchell. James Milsap,
Earl w. MCGEE. William Knott.
Warren Hayes. Ted Hagen. Jean
Guilmont and Robert Cox. Presi-
dent of the group is Earl w. Me-
Gee
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couple between white swans anc
was thanked on either side BY
white lighter tapers in crysta
candelabra. The cake was en-
circled with grccnery and white
NUNS. A crystal punch bowl a.
dorned one end OF the table.
Assisting at the reception were
the Mines. Thomas johnson. Ruth
Anderson and Katherine Mitchell
who aiternated at cutting and
serving the cake and dispensing
the punch. Junior hostesses were
the Misses Greta White. Linda
Logan. Rosaiyn Sims and Mrs.
William Tramel. who received
and arranged the many. beautiful
and useful gifts received by the
couple. Miss Jane Carpenter reg
istered the guests.
obt Vi tpWtt kdthto athNttibtB
the wedding were Mrs. Matte
Anderson, grandmother OF the
bride: Mrs. John Anderson, aunt
of the bride: Mrs. Nellie Williams.
all OF Fergus Falls. MINI: Mr..
Belvie Kennerly, Shelbina. Mo.
grandfather of the groom; Mrs.
Harriet Denham and Miss Mary
Vaughn. both of Sioux Falls. s.
ID.
Mrs. Kennerly, a graduate OF
Central High School, is employed
as telephone operator. Mr.. Ken
nerly, n graduate OF Washington
High School, Monroe City, Mo,
Is currently employed at the Han.
sord Pontiac Co.
Mr., and Mrs. Kcnnerly are at
home TO their friends at 1912
third Av. s.
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Twin City
Church NeUs

Mrs. John Anderson. Fergus Falls
MINI; Leon Otis Brown, Vicks-
burg. Miss: Miss Susie Edmonds,
Norfolk, Va, Mrs. Thomas John
son. James Williams. Elsie Foley,
and Ezell Scarver Of Minneapolis.
Zion wishes to express sincere
sympathy to the Marty family
in the loss of Mr.. Clifford Marty
mother, Mrs. Geraldine Marty.
You are always welcome al
Zion. Mrs, Cynthia Westbrooks
Reporter.