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All Souls Memorial Episcopal
The Rev. Frank Blackwelder
on What Christmas Means
Now"
| Christ Episcopal, Georgetown
The Rev. John r. Absolute
on The Eternal Reality of
Christmas"
st. Davids Episcopal - Holy
communion and choral eucharist
at 7:45 am.
st. Johns Episcopal, George
|town-Holy communion at 8
and II am.
Our Saviour Episcopal-Holy
communion at 7:30 and IL am.
st. Thomas Episcopal-Fes-
tiyal service of morning prayer.
Epiphany EpiscOpal-The Rev.
Warren E. Mace. associate rec
tor, on Christmas, Jesus and
Hope"
MtutDth0t LsSsD. - 4IiC EbEf.
Paul E. Horn on in Ali the
World We Celebrate"
Georgetown Lutheran - The
Rev. Harold E. Beatty on THE
Christmas Mystery
Luther Place Memorial-The
Rev. Walter B. Freed on THE
Incredible Becomes Believable. "
Reformation Lutheran - The
Rev. Lawrence D. Folkemer on
Christmas Gifts"
Grace Lutheran-Vicar Mil
ton C. Brown on From Heaven
Above" at 8 and II am.
Augustana Lutheran - The
Rev. Clarence T. Nelson on
What Did You Get From
Christmas" at $50 and II am.
st. Peters Evangelical Luz
theran-The Rev. Donald F.
Brake on The Message of
Christmas"
Bethlehem Lutheran - The
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cHRlsTApELpHIAN

cHRlSTADELPHIAN
CHRISTADELPHIAN CHAPEL
1852 Webster st. NV. Public Invited
=: l0:l5 am. Service, l1:l6 am.
CHRISTADELPHIAN EcCLESIA
8. 8. 10 am Service. II am.
GREEK ORTHODOX
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Cross and Crown" at $3.50 and
IL am.
Gunton- Temple M EN- oria
Presbyterian-The Rev. Eric l..
Cowall on Come. See This
Wonders"
Georgetown Presbyterian-The
Rev. Russell c. Stroup on God
Came at Christmas"
Sherwood Presbyterian - The
Rev. Carl G. HOWE on Surprise
Package" at $50 and II am.
Wallace Memorial United Pres
byterian-The Rev. Heinrich B.
Filler on Guided to Bethlehem. "
Grace Reformed - The Rev.
Robert w. Olewiler on THE
Holy Infant"
Uniyersalist National Memorial
The Rev. Seth r. Brooks will
speak.
Navy Chapel, 1901 Nebraska
avenue N.W.-Chaplain o. w.
Jones on THE chaplain's Christ
mas Wish" at 10:45 am.
Open Door Church-The Rev.
William C. Poston on IF Christ
Had Not Come"
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cHRlsTIAk YOUTH CRUSADE
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LUTHERAN MISSOURI SYNOD
missouri Sy',od)
CHRISTMAS EVE AND
CHRISTMAS DAY SERVICES

BETHANY (Groveton, Val
Beacon HIN Rd and Oak Dr.
children's Service. 7:30 p'm';
Christmas Day. 1890 am.
OUR SAVIOR (ArIington)
ksv.s sRa ehrls Tasl9F Eve ae u paul Paui
Christmas Day, $50 and II am.
PILGRIM Investigate, Md
jamestown Rd and Flint DR. Rev.
Emo Lohrmann Christmas Eve,
74o and IL p.m.; Christmas Day
10 am.
TRINITY (Mt. Rainier)
goth and Bunker Hill Rd. Rev.
VIM. H. Kohn. Christmas Eve
II pm: Christmas Day. II am.
TRINITY (Hyattsyille)
Ssth and Lonsfellow; Rev; VIM.
Christmas Day. Gas am.
GREENBELT t22 Ridge Rd.)
Rev. Edward H. Birner. Christmas
Eye. IL PM: Christmas Day.
ASCENSION Handover Hills)
schroedef G'h Christmas Axe Re Eve, Hs s9s3
pm; Christmas Day. II am.
TRINITY (BOwie)
Bowie, Md Rev. Henry Schroeder.
Christmas Eve. z pm; Christmas
Day. $50 am
Church of the Deaf I'd. c.
At Christ. 5101 10th st. NV. Rev.
w. A. Westermsnn. Christmas Day.
I1:I5 am
JNDAY. 1880 PM. WEAM, 1890
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Visit to Bethlehem

Miss Pearle N. Lyerly, deacon
ess of the Lutheran Church of
the Reformation, 212 East Cap
itol street. will describe "A Visit
to Bethlehem" in pictures at a
joint session Of the church school
at 10 am. tomorrow. The pic
lures were taken during a tour
of the Holy Land last summer.
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EvonseIistieoi United Brethren
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Dinner for Trunsients

The Central Union Mission will
give its annual Christmas dinner
for transient men at S pm. Mon
day following service in the
mission chapel, 613 C street NV.
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Staff Photo

, Christmas morning services
and sermon topics. where avail
able. have been announced by the
following Washington area
churches for IL am. unless other
times are given:
St. Paul recorder., 1955-02-18
New Club Is
Formed In Mpls

ON Sunday, January %, a group
of friends met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs, Leon Wallace, 3slS Clin-
ton for the purpose Of organizing
a social and charitable club,
The name, the Claimants Social
Club. was chosen and the follow
ing officers were elected Mrs.
Shirley shelton, president: Mrs.
Ora l., Wallace, vice president,
Mrs, Annetta Kelly, secretary;
Mrs, Martha Baldez. assistant
secretary; Mrs. Georgia NJ. Var
nado, treasurer: Mrs. Ruby Hin.
sergcant-at-arms and Mrs. Flea.
nor l. Clark. social chairman.
Other members arc Mrs. velma
Ramsey. Mrs, Carrie Quinn. and
Mrs, Urine North, reporter,
On Saturday night, February
IL the club entertained husbands
Mr.. and Mrs. William North, 1922
and sweethearts al the home OF
Fourth Av, s, with y prc-Valen.
tine party, An evening OF socializ.
ing followed by a tasty lunch was
enjoyed by all
Mrs, Eleanor l. Clark. 252S
Fourth Av, s, win be hostess at
the nNet meeting,
The club win meet twice a
month. the second and fourth
Wednesdays OF each month
St. Paul recorder., 1955-02-18
Teenaeers Enjoy
Sweetheart Party

A sweetheart party given by
Miss Dolores Smiley, 3700 Port
land Av., found many Of the teen
ayers gathered at her home on
Saturday evening. Feb. IL. 20
make merry at festive affair.
As the evening progressed. the
group enjoyed playing various
games with dancing as a high
light. A buffet supper was
served by the hostess.
Climaxing the evening OF fun
was the slumber party held for the
girls who were feted with break
fast the following morning.
Guests who helped 10 make
merry and enjoyed her hospitality
were Joann Carter, Harry Dillard,
Dolores Faison. jeff Milton, Ros-
slyn Sims, Wally Williams, Millie
Reasby, Donald Patterson. Fred
die Reasby. William Thomas, Pat
~ Frazier Shirley Faison, Bar
bara Barnes, Wilson Richard Low
ey Williams. Madison Norwood.
Wanda Robinson. Charles Nor
wood, Shirley and Janet James. St
Paul. Sonny Faison, Freddy Smith.
Darlene Jesis. Robert Bell. Sonny
Young, Norman Westberry. Mari
lyn Bergen and George Jones.
St. Paul recorder., 1955-02-18
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. II. w. Bolts sermon Sun
day, February 13, was appropriate
for the occasion, Brotherhood
Week. Scripture was taken from
Micah 6:S. "He hath showed thee,
o. man, what is good: and what
doth the Lord require of thee, but
to do justly and to love mercy, and
to walk humbly with thy God ?"
Things to ponder in our minds are
putting the Golden Rule into daily
living which would spread peace
and brotherhood throughout the
world.
Music was rendered by the Cos
pei Chorus directed by Mr.. Ralph
Primm and the Junior Choir dir
ected by Mrs. Catherine Jenkins.
Mrs. Bertha Smith was soloist for
the morning service.
New members added were Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Giles and daugh-
ters, Ruthelle and Rita, who unit
ed on Christian experience and Mr..
Clifford Marty, candidate for bap-
tism.
At our evening service, Rev.
Bolts brought brief, yet inspir-
ing message, taken from Matt. 81;
%.
Visitors for the day were Mr..
and Mrs, Kenneth L. Warren, Mr.
and Mrs. Alonzo Denny and Air
man nc and Mrs. James F. Gill,
all of Minneapolis.
Zion extends sympathy to Mrs.
Jconne Helm McDuffie and family
in the loss Of her daughter. Tracy.
also Mr.. Dan Russell and family
who lost their brother in Ennis.
Tex.
All known sick and shut-ins are
improving.
Don't forget the Senior Usher
Board is presenting Mr.. Willie b.
Hale In recital Sunday February
20 at s p. m. at the church.
We welcome you to all services.
Mrs. Cynthia Westbrooks, re-
porter.
St. Paul recorder., 1955-02-18
Crowd Attends Annual
interroeioi Service

A crowd estimated az 700 per-
sons attended the 18th annual In
terracial Service sponsored by the
Minneapolis Urban League and IS
cooperating organizations Sunday
afternoon, Feb Is.
The service was held at Mount
olvet Lutheran church OF which
the Rev Mr. Reuben Houngdahl Is
pastor he gave the invocation.
pr Howard Conn, pastor ~
Plymouth Congregational church
delivered the sermon. Finding the
Pattern Behind Diversity
Others on the program included
Rev NJ l. simmons Mrs. ]. n
ficdquisi, Rev L. johnson Rev
Andrew y otani and Cecil E
Newman
The well known Twin Cities
Symphonic chorus sang four num-
bers soloisis Werr Frrd Ewing
and Worthy Turner
The service was one af the mos,
succeAsfil hsld in the ~ years of
their sSis,ence
St. Paul recorder., 1955-02-18
Jack And Jill
Install Four New
Chapter Members

On Friday evening, February IL.
the Twin City Chapter OF Jack
and Jill held their formal installa-
tion services for four new menu
bers al the home of Mrs. Richard
Session. 4o4I Fifth Av. S. New
members are the Mines. John
Freeze. Clayton Hughes. Robert
Murray, and Samuel Reed
The impressive ceremony was
conducted around beautifully
appointed table BY the Chapter
president. Mrs William r. Whit
side, The attrsctively laid table
with its ecru lace cloth. centered
with n floral arrangement OF yell
low jonqJiilS, between cystsl can
dclabra holding lighted tall apers
struck an artistic note and sc-
crRted the beauty of the setting
and added solcmnity 10 the oc-
castor.
The installation prayer which
was read hy the organizer and
past president Mrs, shelton
Granger concluded the instaila-
ton
A short business meeting fol
lowed AZ which time plans were
completed for = fund raising pro
jest from which all proceeds will
be given 20 the polio fund
Rsfreshmsnts served BY the
hostess endei a most delightful
evening
St. Paul recorder., 1955-02-18
BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

Try God" was the subject of
the message delivered by Rev. E. z.
Byrd, scripture, jeremiah 3:15,
And l will give you pastors ac-
cording to mine heart, which shall
feed you with knowledge and un-
derstanding. We enioyed this
message delivered Sunday, Febru-
ary 13.
Musicetts and Senior Gospel
Choir rendered music under the
leadership of Mrs. bessie Gresh-
am.
Immersed in the watery grave
were Miss Betty Lawler. and Mrs.
Theodore Carrot of 1926 Sth st.
S. We welcome you to the fold.
MAY God throw his arms of pro-
lection around you.
We welcome all visitors. II YOU
have no church home. a cordial in
vitation is extended to you, come
join with us.
Most of our sick are on the wav
to recovery, however, there still
remains Mrs. Rosie Robinson at
General hospital; Mrs. John Clan
ton at Fairview. We continue to
pray for all Of our sick every
where, Gods speedy recovery.
On Sunday. February 20 at $50
p. m, the Willing Workers Club is
holding their annual White House
Tea. At the conclusion of the pro-
gram, we viii hold open house for
everyone. We invite you to come
and inspect the newly remodeled
kitchen which is now completed
and remain for tea.
Rev. Leadrew Johnson of Will
hamsburg. Va, viii bring the II
a m. sermon on Sunday. February
27th. Sarah Benson. reporter.
St. Paul recorder., 1955-02-18
Va. Medical Society
Accepts Negro Dr's,

Richmond Va tANP)-- The
Medical Society OF Virginia last
week admitted is first Negro ply
siCians
Acceptance Of colorcd doctors
was made possible last November
after the society voted TO delete
the word white" from its mem
bership requirement
Although four Negro physicians
were reported accepted last week,
no names were revealed. However.
one OF them is a member OF the
Albermarle County Medical Soci,-
~, which includes mostly Char
lottesville doctors, two are mem
bers OF the fredericksburg Medi-
cal Society and the fourth OF the
Alexandria Medical Society.
Admittance in the state medical
group PaveS the way for accept
ance in the American Medical AS
sociation, a national group
St. Paul recorder., 1955-02-18
Phyllis wheufiey Board
Fleets New Officers

The board OF directors Of Phyllis
wheatley Settlement House elect
cd the following officers at the
uirtieth annual meeting,
Raymond w Cannon. president;
Fred A Hadley, voe-President,
Mrs, John Mathys, End -presi-
dent; Mrs, william y, whitcSidc.
treasurer; Mrs. Lloyd Hale. assis-
tant treasurer; Mrs. h. V. Mar
shall. recording secretary. Theo-
dore woodard, corresponding sec
retary
The following members were
elected Tor a term Of three years
Judge Leslie l.. Anderson. Rev
II w Bolts. Mrs. Chaunccy
Chase. Wendell c. Jones. Mrs
Earl Kyle Mrs. John X. Mortland
and Cecil r, Newman,
St. Paul recorder., 1955-02-18
Surprise Birthday
Porty Held For
Bernice Williams

The home of MIR. and Mrs. Ben
Burton, Seo4 Oakland Av., was the
scene Of much merriment on Tues
day, February s. when the Mines.
Bernice Cochran. Irene Brown and
Catherine Burton. were co-hos-
tesses at surprise birthday party
in honor of Mrs. Bernice Williams
of SslT Stevens Av.
Mrs. Williams was the dinner
guest earlier in the evening of
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Cochran of
2il6 22nd Av. s, On the way home
when asked by the Cochran's 10
stop in at the Burton home she
was totally unaware that anything
unusual would happen to her.
When the three arrived. guests
who had already assembled greet
cd her singing the happy birthday
song, and then she realized that
she was the victim" OF sur
prise.
Various games. socislizing and
refreshment comprised the eve
nings diversion. Mrs, Williams re-
ceivcd some useful and lovely
gifts.
Those who helped TO make her
birthday = happy occasion were
Rev. and Mrs. William h VIII
hams the Messrs and Mines.
Augustus Cotton. Charles Coch-
ran; the Mines Marie Martin.
Thelms Underwood. Lulu Martin.
Irene Brown. Miss Gertrude Bron.
son the MesSrs Roosevelt Whit.
ley Richard Stokes and John I.
Smediey
St. Paul recorder., 1955-02-18
Organizations Joined
In Interracial Teo
Sunday, Feb. I3

FolloWlnR interraclal services
Sunday. February 10, at Mt. OIL
vet Lutheran church. the Mime
apolis Urban League Guild, and its
sponsoring groups, the YWCA,
japanese American Community
Center. Minneapolis Council of
Church Women and the Minneapo-
lis Rainbow club, held their annual
tea, with about 400 In attendance.
The Valentine motif OF red and
white dominated the decor. Twin
tea tables, covered with white lace
cloths were centered with red and
white carnations between crystal
candelabra holding red and white
tapers. at either end OF the tables
were silver coffee and tea services.
Hostesses presiding at the tea
tables included the Mines. Robert
Murray, president of the Urban
League Guild. Shelton Granger.
Lillian Penn, Harry Jackson, j. II.
Hedquist, Frank Kohoute, George
Matsuri. Wright Brooks and the
Misses Ruth Harvey and Vondo
Dauthinais.
Other hostesses assisting were
the Mines. Elizabeth Rodgers,
Henry Harvey. Howard Darnell,
Clark Johnson, Fay Harrison, Ed
win Seestrom, Robert T.. Fosdick,
Ralph knight, Ethel Montgomery,
Frank Eager, Harold Wilson,
George Rogutani, Larry Davis, N,
Tanabe. Mas Komoto. Edward
Yoshikawa, f. Keyes, Kay Thomp-
son, C. Mckinley. Allen NJ. Struth-
ers, the Misses Agnes Christian
son and Emf Kato. ....
Mrs. Willard Merrill was gener-
al chairman of the tea. Planning
committee included Mrs. Ralph T,
knight of the Council of churches;
Mrs, NJ, Tenabe of the Japanses
American Center, Mrs J, Spriggs
of the Rainbow club, Mrs. Eliza
beth Keyes OF the YWCA and Mrs.
Howard Darnell of the Urban
League guild,
St. Paul recorder., 1955-02-18
Infant Daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Horold
MeDuffie Is Buried

Services for Tracey Lynn Nc
Duffie, infant daughter OF Mr., and
Mrs Harold McDuffie. 1909 Fifth
Av s. who died early Sunday
morning, February 10, were held
at IL a. m, Tuesday, February 10
at Woodland Funeral Chapel. Rev.
Charles s. Jones officiatcd with
burial in Lakewood Cemetery,
The baby was born December
20, 1854 and had been in excellent
health up to the date OF her death
when she contracted bronchial
pneumonia from which she sue
cumbcd,
Survivors In addition 10 her par.
ents are one brother, Kevin Dean.
maternal Eranparents, Mr., and
Mrs William Helm, paternal
grandmother, Mrs, Lucille McDuf-
tie, unoles, aunts and other rela-
tives
Woodland Funeral Home was in
charge OF arrangements
St. Paul recorder., 1955-02-18
SIOUX
2 A L L S
NEWS
N Q 7 z S
BY Kaye Coates
$40 Mable St.
Sioux Falls, y. r..

After spending two weeks prac-
ticing and then doing four big
nights of the show "Crucible. :"
I'm very content to be your re-
porter and a housewife. even
enjoy mopping, that theater busi-
ness is too much for me. as Jim
Crowder used to say, She's plain
country, and am.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Harris had
double trouble when she was call
ed To her home, Starksville, Miss,
because of the illness of her
father. When Mrs. Harris had de-
cided to bring her father home
with her. she wired Mr.. Harris to
come for them. and when he ar
rived he found his father (who
lived in the same town., i'll. In
four days. Mr.. Harris father.
James Harris, passed away. Mrs.
Harris father, Peter Trainor, is
doing nicely here in the Harris
home. Mr. Harris is an employee
Of the Metz Baking Co. The firm
sent a beautiful floral spray.
The Missionary Society of the
st. Johns Baptist church met at
the Alfred White home. They meet
every two weeks and from house
to house. they carry friendly
greetings In the teaching and
study of the mission book, The
Worker" Mrs. White served a
lunch,
Mr.. James Moxley enjoyed an
informal birthday party at his
home Sunday, Feb. 13, The A,
Whites, the VIM. Tolsons. Mrs.
Eta Moxley Monkeys MAJ and
the ID. Coates family were present.
Mrs. l.. Bentley and Georgia Lee
came in for social hour and desert
Sgt. J. Dairy is stationed here
indefinitely. Sgt. Dairy is a fam
lily man, with wife and four chill
dren, who are 10 come to our city
soon. We wish TO extend the hand
OF welcome to them.
Last week l overlooked the trip
that Lettie Dysart took to Kan
sas with her three smallest cher
ubs. Mrs Dysart always makes
the trip home, to Achinson, Kans..
on her mothers birthday.
St. Paul recorder., 1955-02-18
Worship together this week
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST NEWS

Psalms 37:4: Delight thyself
also in the Lord; and He shall
give thee the desires Of thine
heart"
Code word is true, He viii sup
ply all our needs. We of Friend
ship Baptist church are grateful
for His blessings. Sunday was a
great day for US. Our pastor used
for his subject. -Four things God
Doesn't know" We shall never
forget that message.
The Lord added five to our
church Sunday morning, and their
names are, Miss Larcenia Began,
tian experience: Miss Carnelia
Mt. Olivet Baptist church, st.
Paul, Christian experience: Mrs.
Beatrice Wilson, Bethesda Baptist
Church, Christian experience;
Miss Carnelia Began, Mt. Marck
Baptist church, LARA, Miss,
Christian experience; Miss Betty
Lawus, Church of God In Christ,
Christian experience and Miss
Novella Hill, Pilgrim Rest Baptist
church. Christian experience.
Thank God for these that He has
sent to our fold. We had a wonder
full time Sunday a. m.
Our pastor, Rev. L. c. Harris
spoke from the subject in the eve
ming service, Faith" and it was
grand. The choir, and male chorus
furnished the music, and can they
singi
Our speaker for next Sunday in
the elevon O'Clock hour, will be
the DR., Rev Z. z. Byrd of Bethes.
da, and in the evening, the Rev
McHenry, both men are great
speakers, come out and hear them
Mrs. l.. G. Harris, the wife OF
our minister brought us a won.
derful solo in the evening service
Prayer Changes Things" We all
love our new place. We have our
telephone, the number is HY. 0S92
also we have our loud speakers
hooked up for our broadcasts, so
the Lord is blessing us. and our
pastor and wife are doing a great
Job in letting God use them Ia
build a great church, and we love
them both. Many visitors worship
ped with us Sunday.
God bless you one and all, come
again, all are welcome. Psalms
1928, The steps of a good man
are ordered by the Lord, and he
delighteth in his y."-Nellie
Buckhalter, reporter.
St. Paul recorder., 1955-02-18
FEPC Measure Is
Introduced In MINI.
Sfote LEGISLATURE


bin that didn't have enforce
ment powers.
The majority of the council
favored an enforcement section
that called for a gross misdemea-
nor as the penalty for violation of
the law.
The league and minority within
the council was of the opinion
that such a penalty was too severe
and that the contempt Of court
proceeding was sufficient en-
forcement.
A compromise between the two
factions was reached and the pen
alties allowed under the contempt
OF court proceedings were spelled
out.
In the original draft OF the bill
by the council. the contempt of
court procedure was not defined.
The bill was introduced in the
legislature this year a little later
than II was in 1858.
This is not looked upon as a de-
lay in heu Of the more friendly
response to il by the legislators.
William f. Cratic. president Of
the Minneapolis NAACP and one
of the leaders in the current cam
paign said:
The recent poll published by
the Minneapolis TRIBUNE. re-
vealed that 50 per cent of the peo-
pie in the state favor FEPC
legislation and that members of
the legislature have a mandate
by the voters OF the state to pass
an FEPC law. +"
St. Paul recorder., 1955-02-18
He restoreth your SOUL.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH

Speaker at the morning service
at Pilgrim Baptist church on
Brotherhood Sunday, February 10
was Rev. Floyd Massey, Jr. Morn
ing prayer was said by Deacon c.
s. Anderson. Music was by the
Gospel Chorus and the Senior
Choir.
Coincidence was expressed to
Deacon l. l.. Murray and family
on the passing of Mr.. Murray's
uncle, Mr.. Willie Simpson in East
st. Louis, Mo-, last week. Condo
lence was also expressed to Mrs.
Laura Mae Robins and Miss Helen
Smith on the passing of their
mother, Mrs. Cornelia Smith on
Friday. February IL at st. JOS
eph's Hospital. Funeral services
for Mrs. Smith, who had been a
member of the Senior Choir for
so years, were held on Tuesday,
February Is at 2 p. m.
Commendation was expressed to
the Young Mems Club for their
fine meeting last week, to the
AIM Club, for their assistance; to
the Deaconess Board for their fine
bakery sale and to the Ladies Aid
Society for the excellent musical
on last Sunday by the Cantinoes
of st. Peter AME church.
Members were urged to attend
the Churchmen's Legislative
Workshop at Hamline University
on Monday and Tuesday
On Sunday, February 20, Rev.
Massey will speak on Just An
Average Person" at the morning
service, At s p. m. the Missionary
group will present Rev. c. M.
Sexton, pastor of Border Metho-
dist church, Minneapolis, who will
speak and show slides on Japan
As / Saw It" The Gospel Chorus
win sing.
The annual Brotherhood Sunday
joint Pilgrim Baptist Park Bap-
tist church service was held at
Park Baptist, Laurel and Victoria
at s p. m. on Sunday, February
i3, with the Rev. Floyd Massey,
Jr. as guest speaker. Rev. Massey
spoke on The All-Inclusive Cir
Gle"
Following an interiude of mus
ic by organist Sydney Williams of
Pilgrim, the congregation sang.
Invocation was said by Rev.
Mahlon w. Pomeroy, patsor of
Park Baptist.
Music for the service was by the
three choirs of Pilgrim; the SEN
ior Choir. directed by A. V. Hall;
the L. w Harris Gospel Chorus,
directed by Mrs. O'Delle Galloway
with Mrs. Arlee II. Hallowell at
the piano, and the Young Wo-
mems Choral group, under the dir
ection Of Mrs. Louella Taylor, with
Miss Marcella Sayles at the piano.
Soloist with the Gospel Chorus
was Willis Smith.
St. Paul recorder., 1955-02-18
CARD OF THANKS

To our many friends and neigh
oors whe expressed their sympa-
my thruogh cards, kilograms.
floral tributes and other kind acts
during our bereavement on the
loss OF our dear wife and mother.
the late Mrs. Rebecca Embree. we
wlsn TO express our sincere appre-
citation.
We wish to especially thank
Rev. Jerome Del Pine of Camphor:
the Rev. Z. ]. Jones of st. James
and Rev. Martin L. Simmons, pas
tor of st. Peter ,AME church
Minneapolis. 1t meant a great deal
to us in our hour of sadness to
know that so many friends cared
Benjamin F. Embree, husband
Mrs, LaPercell Green and Mrs
LaVera Thomas, daughters