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cation will be spent working on the fanily's fireplace, They have rocks from 54 friends from 18 states, and will use them on the fireplace face.
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public or Territorial funds, the researchers should present objec- tive facts only, not finished constitution, with acceptable portions" to choose from.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08
LORENZO sTUBBS RITES
ARE HELD TUESDAY

Funeral services were held on
Tuesday, April 5 at 10 a. m. al
Alexander Funeral Home for Lor-
EMO r. Stubbs, resident of the
Crispus Attacks Home, 469 Col
Inns, since July 81, 1860.
Mr.. Stubs succumbed on
Thursday, March 81, at Ancker
hospital where he had been a pa
tent for the past three months.
In III health since July, 1854, he
had previously been hospitahzed
at Miller hospital He had been
blind since his early youth.
Born In Marion Junction. Ala.
on July 20. 1904. Mr.. Stubs had
been a resident of st. Paul since
December. 1913. He attended st.
James AME church.
Mr. Stubs is survived by two
brothers: Joseph Stubs of New
York city and John Stubs of
Marion Junction, Ala. He is also
survived by a sister, Mrs. Nettie
Dysart, also of Marion Junction.
and other relatives. Rev. f. j.
Jones, pastor of st. James AME
church officiated Mt the service.
Burial was in Elmhurst cemetery.
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BORDER METHODIST CHURCH

Blessed are the men who fear
him. they ever walk in the ways
of peace"
At the morning service palms
were waved in praise of God as we
broke bread in communion. Rev.
Charles Sections scripture was
taken from John IS. The message
was one we all remember. Three
fundamental highlights were as
follows: Most people today are
too wrapped up in material things
of life and forget all about the
more important spiritual life. To
be born again can only be gained
by the re-birth of heart. mind and
soul. Jesus said, las long as I
remain on earth. the Holy Spirit
will not come. l must go to save
you from your sins"
Many say that Christ was put
10 death by the Jews, but if YOU
stop and think you will realize
that the death of Christ came
from those who wore the shining
armour of religion and under
meath wore the rags of back
handedness and sin. The great
ness of man is the direction of
God. What will you say when you
face God?
Border choir will present the
Seven Last Word of Christ" on
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;. isfyS Worship together this week

Easter Sunday afternoon at 4 p.
m. at the church. Soloists Will be
Miss Rayma Estes soprano; Mr..
Wilson Larry, tenor, and Mr.. Cur
tbs Freeman and Mr.. Bob Blakely,
baritones.
Sadness is in the hearts OF
those at Border with the passing
of our beloved Mrs. Dosey Clan
ton. Her presence and helping
hand will beg realty missed. Yet
we are rejoicing because she Will
now take her rightful place in
heaven.
Visitors were Mr.. Shelby Jones,
Private Emanuel Burton and Mrs.
Flame Belling. The doors of Bor-
der are always open and a well
come hand is extended to all who
come.
Remember the sick and afflict-
ed in your prayers and gifts can
make their lives a little more en-
jolable.
In closing do you agree? Not
what we gain, but what we give
measures the worth of the life we
live" - Harry Davis reporter
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08
FUNERAL RITES HELD
FOR ALBERT MORRIS

Services for Albert motifs,
1856 Smelling Az, were held at
$50 a. m. Saturday, April 2 at
the Anderson and Peterson Funer-
nj Home, 1927 Riverside Az,
with Rev. l.. C. Harris officiating.
Mr.. Morris had been In III health
for two years, suffering with a
heart ailment, He entered the
University Heart hospital on
Tuesday, March 20, and had a
stroke early Wednesday morning,
March 80, and died Mt 3 p, m. the
same day
Born in LaGrange, Mo, he had
been resident OF Minneapolis
since 1928, He was employed as a
waiter for the Great Northern
R,R. company He was member
OF the Green Chapel Baptist
church OF LaGrange,
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Annette Morris: two sisters. Mrs
Floyd whyte OF Minneapolis and
Mrs. Alice Mitchell, twin sister OF
Galseburg, III. one brother, FREQ
Baker OF Chicago, cseveral nicce'
and other relatives living in Keo
kuk, Ia.
Burial was In Crystal LAX,
Cemetery,
A sister, Mrs Alice Mitchell anC
one niece. Mrs. Agnes Thierry Of
Keokuk came to the city to at
tend fIneal services.
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Brewery Workers +.

Continued from page ~
time there had been considerable
agitation in Harlem, one OF the
largest beer drinking communities
in the nation. TO boycott brands
that did not hire Negro workers,
Meetings were held At which the
brewery representatives heard
their practices flayed by Macs
Lawson OF the Ethiopian Fedora
ton who spearheaded the drive.
Meanwhile one brewery en-
gagged the services Of an Urban
League employee ~ adviser and
analyst.
The public hearing started last
week at the commissions office.
go Broadway However, Local
i3iS has asked for adjournment
until April 10, Under state law,
the hearing viii he conducted by
three commissioners, Commission
err Carter win not be one becouse
the commissioner who handled the
informal situation Is barred from
sitting when the case becames
public,
After hearing the evidence, the
commission may II the facts war
rant issue a cease and desiSt or.
der containing certain atfirma-
tive provisions rs TO future pro.
cedures, The order is legally bind.
ing and the commission may 60
into court for enforcement. vio-
lations are punishable by law.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08
OES News

Mrs. Mabel Harris and Mrs.
Elizabeth Parker met at the
residence of Mrs Fern Helm,
1909 Fifth Az. s. on Friday after
noon, April /, to draw up plans
for the Both Anniversary CeIe-
bration Of the Prince Hall Grand
Chapter. Order OF Eastern Stars,
Minnesota and its jurisdiction.
This Will be an event OF May
20, 1855 and win take place at st.
Peters AME church and promises
to be quite an affair. More de-
tails will be announced later.
The Worthy Grand Matron,
Mrs. Beulah f. Mitchell, and her
cabinet of the Prince Hall Grand
chapter oEs, viii begin thier visi-
tation to the subordinate chapters
this month. Harriet Jones, re-
porter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

And when the south wind
blew softly. supposing that they
had obtained their purpose, losing
thence, they sailed close by
Crete" Acts 27;l3. was the text
used by Sister James OF the
Church Of God In Christ in the
morning service, Her subject was
Watch the Soft Wind" II was a
wonderful message and we en-,
ioyed Il very much.
Sister James emphasized that
sometimes when things are going
fine for us, we should also watch
and beware of the coming storm
Sister Young and Sister Harris
Of the Church OF God in Christ
accompanied the speaker and We
enjoyed them,
Uniting with the church on
Christian experience We're Mr.
Elmore hin Of Pilgrim Rest Rap-
list church. Minneapolis and Mr.
James Jordan OF Canaan Baptist
church, Milwaukee, Wis. We
thank God for the addition.
We enjoyed the evening service
also our pastor. Rev. l.. c. Har,
ris just gave us a good talk: Al
old fashioned one. telling us how
10 live in this world. and how 10
prepare ourselves, before we take
the Lords supper, II was wonder,
ful
Rev, Harris was atured in a
white suit the officers. in DARK
coats and white trousers and the
desconesSes in white. The service
was held by candle light and !
must say u was beautiful: SO
sacred that II caused us to think
on Christ our Lord.
Services will be held at Friend.
ship on Good Friday beginning AT
l q, m, until D. m, Seven min
listers speaking on the Last Words
Of Christ will bring the messages
All are cordially invited, Come on
time In order 20 get seat.
Easter Sunday there will b. an
early morning service from 6 a. m,
20 ! a. m.
A committee 81 five will accom-
pRny Rev, Harris 70 pes MoineS
Ia, 20 attend the Board meeting
and enroll our church in the Five
State Convention.
Sunday, April 5. was great
day for our pastor and wife. We
presented them with q nice purse
and many bought gifts. They were
very much pleased. IL We shall
ask anything In my name. I viii
do a."
A BTU was organized Sunday
April Srd. Mrs. Nellie Buck
hSlton, reporter.
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Services For Mrs.
Bernice Jones Held
wedne sdoy, April &

Funeral services for Mrs Ber-
nice Jones. 200 N, Avon, were
held AT p, m. Wednesday at the
Brooks Funeral Home, with Rev,
Jerome Del Pine officiating. Mrs.
Jones died on Monday, April at
Ancker hospital She had been in
III health for the past two years
Following a stroke In November
1919, she was admitted To the
Cornelius Rest Home In Mime
apolis She was confined later to
Minneapolis General Hospital and
then To Ancker
A member Of Camphor Metho-
dist church, Mrs Jones was a
native OF saltwater. She had liv.
Ell In st Paul for number OF
years,
There are no known relatives
Burial was in Elmhurst cemetery
Brooks Funeral Home was In
charge of the service,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08
Twin City Churches
Of God In Christ
Join In Services

Twin City Holy Week services
for the Churches Of God In Christ
viii eliminate with Good Friday
services to be held at the st. Paul
Church of God In Christ, Fourth
Av. s. and 10th st. Rev. ]. c. Wig
gins, pastor, will be conductor.
The Seven Last Works" will
be brought by the Revs. William
b. Williams, y. ]. Fizer, w. l..
Battle, S, Overton, G. w. McCon-
nell, L. Berry and Bishop ]. w.
Graham.
Nightly services were held at
the various churches of the Twin
Cities beginning Monday. April 4.
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with Rev. 3. H Hunter, pastor
of Mt. Olivet Baptist church as
speaker and music by the COM
. bined choirs.
Sunrise Easter services and
breakfast by the BYE viii be held
on Sunday at Park Baptist
church.
The Easter Sunday message
viii be given by Rev. Massey at
IL a. m. and the three choirs will
sing. At 5 p. m. on Easter Sun
day, the church school Easter
exercises will be held. An Easter
Musicale will be held at p. m.
with the Senior Choir, Gospel
Chorus, Choral group and Youth
Choir participating.
On Tuesday April IL at s p. m.
a special church business meeting
will be held. Lenten folders are
due on Easter Sunday morning.
What does your church mean to
you?
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Kansas City. Mo.
Elects lis First Negro
To City Judgeship

Kansas City, Mo. - (ANP) -
Carl r. Johnson. lawyer, was one
OF three municipal judges elected
here last week In the runoff cleo
ton In which a new mayor and
other officers were chosen. He is
the first Negro TO hold an elective
position here and also to run and
win In citywide polling.
Johnson was backed by the
Citizens association which lost
only one Of It's nominees. In the
primary the attorney polled the
second high vote and II was prac-
tlcally conceded he would be sue
cessful in the general election.
The native-born Georgian has
pracuced law here more than a
quarter OF n century. He has been
president OF the local NAACp
branch IL years. The new jurist
whose salary will be $4,000 a
year for II four year term, Is a
member OF the national board of
directors of NAACP and on the
national legal staff.
a former national president OF
Kappa Alpha Phi fraternity. John.
son Is active In the local alumni
chapter of the body.
His other activities include
trustee Board chairman of Paseo
Baptist church. board member of
the scitywide YWCA, and Midwest
lodge OF Elks.
Johnson Is married. He main.
tains offices and NAACP quarters
In the Lincoln Bldg, 18th and
Vine SITS.
THIS is his first public office.
Although the city election Is non
partisan. the lawyer IL active in
Jackson County Democratic
circles.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH

Behold The King was the
topic of Rev. Floyd Massey Jr.'s
Palm Sunday message on April
at the morning worship service.
Morning prayer was given by
Deacon n. N. Smith, and was
followed by the choral response,
Blessed Is He Who Cometh."
Special seasonal music was rem
dered by the Gospel Chorus, The
Palms" and the Senior Choir.
Jerusalem"
Dedicatory prayer was offered
by Trustee A. V. Hall. Immediate
ly following the service, the Or
dinance of Communion was OBJ
served. The Right Hand of Eel
lowship was extended TO new
members. Special music was
played by Organist Sidney Will
liams. Spring flowers were placed
in the sanctuary by the Decora-
tons Committee.
II was noted that Deacon A. w.
Jordan, 96l Marshall and Dea-
coness Luella Brown, S6S Carroll
are among the members who are
i'll.
Coincidence was expressed to
Ernest Butler on the passing of
his grandmother last week, Mrs
Octavy James, of St Louis. Mo.
Commentator was expressed
to the members who volunteered
to clean windows and woodwork
in the Educational Unit on last
Monday, and to the Choral group
for the excellent Spring Carnival
on Friday and Saturday.
The BYE met at 6 p. m. and at
s p. m. the evening worship hour
Speaker was Trustee James Muir
ray who spoke on II Walked
Where Jesus Walked" and showed
slides and pictures of the Holy
Land and other great world
countries. Music was by the Cos
pei Chorus.
The following members were
united with the church during
February and March: Mrs. Joetta
Barker, $40 Carroll; Miss Pearl
Caldwell, 39S st. Anthony;
Charles Cox, 6T3 w Central:
Miss Eva Duncan. 1856 Rondo:
Mrs. Ira Ellsberry, T67 st. An
thony; Mrs. Bessie Griffin, sol
st Anthony; Mrs. Geneva John
son, go Carroll, Mrs. Earlene
Jones, 675 Iglehart: Mrs. Perla
Larkin. 3lS w. Central: Miss
Janet Napue and Mrs. Juanita
Napue, 904 Carroll Av.
Uniting with the church on
Palm Sunday were: Reginald
Chandler and Mrs. Lee Ethel
Chandler. 731 st. Anthony; Mrs.
William Thomas, GA st. Anthony:
Carol jean Dawson. 701 w. Cen
959 Iglehart; LaVerna Napue, 90i
Carroll. Anita Parker and LOWE
Parker. 6Ss st. Anthony; Joerena
Wagner. 500 Carroll, Carrie Will
Hams, 626 Iglehart and Carolyn
Lewis. 1872 Carroll.
Good Friday Union Service will
be held az 81. James AME church
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Final Rites Are
Held For Mrs.
Brown S. Smith

Final rites were held for Mrs
Il. s. laura b Smith. 1880
Portland Av.. at 1890 a. m. Sat
urday, April 2, at Lakewood
Chapel. with Rev. Denzil A. Carly
officiating.
Mrs. Smith, widow Of the late
Brown s. Smith, well known at
torney in Minneapolis, died Tues
day. March 20, in Fairview hos
pitaI where she had been a patient
for II days
She was born January 7, 1869 In
Louisville, KY. She lived In Kan
sas city. Kans., during her girl
hood and was married TO Brown
s. Smith in December, 1890. In
Wyandotte County. Kansas, Mr.
Smith was the first Negro TO
serve as an assistant county at
torney in the Midwest.
In 1905 Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
came 10 Minneapolis and built
their home at saith 81 and Oak
land Az. where they resided until
Mr.. Smiths death
Before her health failed. she
had been active In civic affairs
and was a member for years of
the Board OF directors Of the
Phyllis Wheatley Settlement
House.
She In survived by a nephew,
william Warriclts, st. Paul; two
nieces. Mrs Vivian Parker and
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, both OF
Chicago and other relatives.
Burial was In Lakewood Gene
terry with Neal Funeral Home In
charge OF arrangements.
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BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

A glorious Palm Sunday SER
vice, with standing room only in
the auditorium, heard a great
heartfelt and uplifting message
delivered by our guest speaker,
Rev. Worth L. Barbour of Chester,
Pa. His subject, The Cross" was
% 20. "Pilate therefore willing to
taken from the scripture st. Luke
release Jesus spake again TO them.
But they cried, Cruelty him,
cruelty him"
Rev. Barbour defined three by
subjects of the cross. They were
first, Great thinkers on the Cross;
second The Bible on the Cross,
and lastly, the Cross as Sym
Dol OF Christianity.
Musicetts and Senior Gospel
Choir rendered the music under
the direction of Mrs. Bessie
Gresham.
Mrs. Wilma Owens renewed her
membership. All persons who had
recently united with the church
were extended the right hand of
fellowship by the entire member
ship.
a welcome is extended to all of
our visitors who were many. We
were also very happy to have
Rev Joseph Jackson and congre-
cation from Pilgrim Rest Bap-
list church in service with us.
Another inspiring message was
delivered by our own Rev. John
Young in the evening His subject,
Set your House In Order" was
taken from st. Matt. 24:36 and
2nd King. pol, Thus saith the
Lord, set thine house in order for
thou shalt die, and not live"
Again we wish to extend our
deepest sympathy to Mrs. Rosa
lind Glanton and family in their
recent loss.
Early Sunrise Easter morn
ing services April 10, at 6 a. m.
Rev f. z. Byrd will deliver the
message. Public is cordially in
vited.
At 6 p. m. Easter Sunday, the
Sunday School will present it's
Easter program. Come out and
bring the family and friends with
you Rev. J. w. Phelps. Inter
i'm Pastor; Mrs. Sarah Benson. re-
porter.
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Services Held For
Infant Theodore alIer

Service for Theodore Eugene
Allen, infant son OF Mr., and
Mrs. Ted Allen OF 1855 Second
Az s, were held at Q a, m, sat.
uriay morning at Meals Funeral
Chapel with burial in st. Mary's
cemetery.
The baby was born February 7.
1883 and died March S0th in st.
Mary's hospital He had been In
ailing health since birth.
Survivors in addition 20 his
parents are Mrs, Bessie Phillips,
maternal grandmother and Mr.
and Mrs, Asa Allen Of Omaha,
Nee. paternol grandparents,
Neal Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
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He restoreth your soul %.
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

The church school met at $50
a. m. as usual All officers and
teachers were at their posts. Rev.
&c. s. Jones, visiting minister
spoke especially TO the children
and three came forward as can
didates for baptism. They were
Donna Lee Powers, Sametta
Howard and Janet Smith.
Rev. II. w. Bolts sermon to-
day was based on the Lords
Triumphant Entry Into Jerusa-
lem" A very appropriated mes
sage for Palm Sunday. We all
received a blessing from it.
Music was rendered by the
combined choirs directed by Mr..
Ralph Prim.
The ordinance Of Holy Com
munion was observed following
the morning service.
and shut-ins. All known are i'm
proving.
Important dates to be remem-
bered:
Beginning Wednesday, April 6,
enght inclusive Prayer services
from 1880 10 $50 p. m. Sunday,
April 10th, 8 a. m. Sunrise Ser
vices: 8 a. m. church school Eas-
ter Exercises; 10:45 a. m. Morn
ing Worship Service and at s
p. m Friendship Club will present
the Guest"
Monday April 18th thru the
10th at 8 p. m. revival services
will be conducted by Rev. c. l..
Jones of Meridian, Miss Rev.
Jones is dynamic speaker,
evangelist and minister.
May /, at 8 p. m. the Senior
Choir will present their Spring
Concert. Miss Connie Chivers,
dramatic reader. will be guest ar
fist.
You are always welcome at
Zion. Mrs. c, Westbrooks, re-
porter.
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MttS, JOHN GLANTON
In succession. Her convalesceni
days were long and slow. She wa
finally discharged from Fair
view hospital. but on March "a
she suffered a relapse and again
was rushed to the hospital where
she succnmbed on Saturday, April
End.
She was born In Star. Miss,
August 20, 1922. She was a grad
uate OF the Piney Woods School in
Piney Woods, Miss. and Jackson
College OF jackson. Miss.
She came 10 Minnesota in f947
andd lived with her brother and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. James Cox
In Duluth. The following year she
came to Minneapolis and was
married in 1919 10 John f.. CLAN
ton.
She was a member OF Border
Methodist church and a teacher
in the church school.
Surviving In addition TO her
husband are two daughters. Joan
five, and Beverly. three years old.
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Esaw
Cox OF Braxton, Miss; two broth
ers. James d. Cox OF Duluth and
Shelby Cox OF Minneapolis; one
sister. Miss webbie Jewel Cox OF
Braxton, Miss, and other relatives
The remains were shipped to
Braxton Monday evening for bur-
ial
Neal Funeral Home was In
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SIOUX
+ A L L S
NEWS
N O 7 e S
by Kaye Coates
$40 Mable St
Sioux Falls. y. u.

Happy Easter TO all I know
most of us will be attending ser
vices at some place of worship.
Easter always means a lot around
our place, we still go thru the lead
of coloring eggs and hiding Easter
gifts for the gals tbut we know
that they know the Easter Bun
MES time is up.
We are mighty proud of our
young men, Paul Coakley Jr. and
Maurice Coakley Jr., both played
in the basketball tourney til the
end only OF course one side had to
be the winner, and that goes to
Paul Coakley who is with Haw-
thorne Grade school, the school
will receive a trophy and also each
boy on the team. have both of
the boys in my Sunday school
class and they are fine lads.
At the Intellectual Improve
ment club regular business ses-
sion. Georgia Tate served a de-
lcious Lenten luncheon while
Marie Tolbert, brought Mr. II.
Reit of the Golden Rule Bakery
to show us the skill in the art of
cake decoration. All seemed to
enjoy the meeting The business
session displayed very success
full year thus far. Mrs, G, Lee,
chairman OF finance, is dividing
the group into teams for a club
money-making project.
Thomas Clayton and James
Monkey have had too much trouble
with folks running into their cars.
Both had damages of over 500
when the guy in the wrong ran
into their cars, We know they'n
come out okay,
Doris Dysart. daughter OF the
l.. Dysarts has been having a
dun time. She is a teen ager that
has rheumatic fever, so we know
she'll come out fine, but one
knows what a few days in bed
means TO a teenager So keep
Dottie's spirits up by sending her
fruit and flowers.
Mrs, II. Bolts was at Sunday
morning services and we were
happy to see her out again. She's
had a rough sick spell, but with
her spirit, sheu be well soon,
The John Armstrong; are in
Florida and shall be until they go
to Ca. They plan TO have a two or
three weeks vacation in the
Sunny Southland, We shall miss
them. but we are happy for them,
who wouldn't hike TO be in Florida
for Easter7
Mr.. r. c. Collins was host 70
the Everson family OF ST. Paul,
MINI. Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Evcrson
and daughter. Lucille, spent three
pleasure-f filled days here, in the
Cory Collins home. The EversonS
were former residents Of our city.
They visited in the following
homes. the Burns. the Pendel-
tons and Andersous' Mr.. Collins
had open house for his guests
from one Saturday afternoon Til
nine in the evening. From Is TO
20 folks visited and supped the
cup Of hospitality. Collins served
punch and cake. Mr.. and Mrs, V
Anderson had the Eversons for
Saturday supper after fried
chicken and all the Spring Salad
vegetables. short cake that goes
with the meal They made merry
in the Anderson home with new
and old callers I'll the wee hours
They attended Pilgrim church for
the Sunday services before re-
turning 20 81. Paul Sunday after
noon
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Lawrence Hammond
Rites Held April &

Services for Lawrence A. Ham
mond, %, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. d.
II Hammond OF 27tl Clinton Av.,
who died Sunday, April 3, were
held Wednesday April 6, at
Graham Temple at 2 p, IN. Rev.
J. w Graham, officiated with
burial in Crystal Lake cemetery.
The deceased was native of
Minneapolis,
Surviving in addition to his par
ents are five brothers, Matt, Clar.
ence, Melvin and David Jr.
Woodland Funeral Home was in
charge OF arrangements
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Lost Rites Held For
Mrs. lenore Harris
Thursday, April J

Mrs. Lenore Harris, AT Car
roll. succumbed on Sunday, April
5 at Ancker hospital, after a ling
ering illness, She is survived by
her daughter, Mrs, Vivian Har-
per of Compton, Calf.
Funeral services were held on
Thursday, April 7. at the Brooks
Funeral home with Rev John
wirth officiating Burial was in
Calvary Cemetery, Brooks Funer-
al Home was in charge of the ser
vice.