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Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-26
ROOKIE WINS FOR OF CASEY IN CLUTCH
by The Associated Press

by The Associated Press
 OF Casey Stengel and. rookie Rip Coleman were taking the bows for the New York Yam kees today, and whether you love 'em or hate 'em, you've got to admit that when the chips are down the Bronx Bombers uaElally come through
 Manager Stengel selected Colemn. an almost unknown 24-year-old lefty just up from Denver, to oppose the Indians in the first game of their inn portant 3-game series at Cleve land last night. The result was a 5-2 Yankee victory and New York now rides in first place by 112 games over the Chica- lgo White Sox, who dropped a 6-1 decision to the Washing ton Senators.
 Before the game, Cleveland sports headlines called Sten- gels mound selection a shock CT" and the Troy, N, Y. south- paw certainly proved the exc outioner for one night at least The loss dropped Cleveland two fuIll games behind New York.
 The auJlacitv of Stengel's choice is emphasized low the fact that Early Wynn was the Cleveland starter. and he was seeking his fourth victory over the Yankees. But Wynn was l h1stIledI to the showers in the 1 second inning after allowing ] four runs.
 More heat was taken off the 1 Yankees when the best the l fourth place Boston Red Sox l could do was a split in a dou- 1 with the Detroit Ti- l gers. Detroit won the opener 6-1. and Boston grabbed the nj h pcg6at-4f,ai V l nightcap 6-2 falling five games behind New York. In other American league con- tests the Kansas City Athletics conked the Baltimore Orioles l
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-26

9-2.
 National league action was spotlighted at EbIbets field where the Brooklyn Dodgers were slapped down by the Gin cinnati Redlegs, 8-5 and 6-5. It was the first time the Bums have lost a double bill this year, and coupled with Mill waukee's 3-2 victory over the New York Giants it left the Braves II games behind Brook lyn in second place.
 Philadelphia naibbed pair from the St. Louis Cardinals 11-9 and 8-3 and the fourth place Phillies are now only a half game behind the strug- gling Giants. The Pittsburgh Pirates edged the Chicago Cubs 2-1.
 Tihe Yankees called Cole man up from the American AS sociation farm at Denver, and he made his first start Aug. 15 going 515 innings to beat Bal timore 1926. In his only other appearance, also against Balti- more Aug. 20 he pitched 15 inning to preserve a 3-2 vic tory for Bob Grim.
 It was the other way around last night when Coleman got into trouble with two away and a rum home in the eighth in
 ming. Grim came in and ap
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Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-26
Daily sitka sentine' WANT ADS.

FOR SALE: 87piece mahogany dining set; 9x12 wool rug.
 and pad; 6x8 cotton shag rug rose; Andrew Koler piano;
 Simmons hida4bed; swing TO- cker; miscellaneous house hold furniture; maple bed, dresser, box springs, mat- tress; Sir1mons studio couch; Westinghouse roaster. Red n. (29)
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-26
Daily Sifko Sentinel x Arrowhead Press Page Four Friday August 26, 1855

The suLltan's refusal to leave the throne complicates efforts of French premier Edgar Faure to settle the Moroccan crisis in a deal with Moroccan Ma tionaIlists who have been de- n1anding Ben Arafa's removal.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-26

FOR SALE: Dormand McGraW
 home on c street, 4 bedrooms
 large unfinished upstairs, fulaa basement, garage and utiity room, baseboard heat thruout, large fireplace, fur nished, 125 it, frontage. Gall PIP. (F/M)
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-26
polio

son and now is batting .253 but has IA home. runs and is fourth among Indians sluggers in runs batted in with .55.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-26

EVINRUDE Aquasonic motors Burchcraft and Stormking boats. Prompt service and
 complete stock of parts and
 accessories. Webb Marine. Phone 230. (fm)
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-26
DEMONSTRATORS:

BEAUTY DEMONSTRATORS: Up to $5 an hour demonstrat
 ing famous Hollywood cos metics. Your neighborhood. Write Minnie Kiana, Medi- cal Center, Mt. Edgecumbe, Alaska. CD
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-26

vOLKsWAGEN and Renault now represented by Ben Forbes. Call Black GA for a Renaut demonstration ride.
 F/M)
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-26

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on
 popular size tires, tubes,
 and batteries. Sears Roe buck. Phone IA or 115. (FM)
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-26
CARD OF THANKS

We would like to express our sincere and heartfelt gratitude to the kind and thoughtful peo- pile of Sit1a. VA We appreciate the beautiful flowers and generous contribu- tions made for our late broth CT and uncle, James Houston.
 Mary Benson
 Goldie Moses
 Esther Moses
 Frank Jackson
Evening star., 1955-06-05
CAROLE HIGHLANDS

7soo lSFS StsN ,Se' SuN., r. sp.TEI,ns I TT br,el
Colonial. Liv. rm: with firepl.. din.
sS SossS ssrEs eoc ps.S Ssh ase sts Shaded re
cor. lot, WA. S-0196, HA. 2-7632,
| HEInEP a. HWTJ FPS
Evening star., 1955-06-05
RAMBLER

A house with view is this 4-bedrm
Cape Cod: III baths, fun bsmt.
cor. lot: price $4,000. VIII go GI
For Details Call
Evening star., 1955-06-05
NEW CAPE GODS
SEE TODAY SURE

4 bedrms., Q baths; with or without
garages. Custom built. Priced
right, with excellent financing.
: TIL DARK; SUNDAY. ALL DAY
Out. Riggs rd.. less than " mile
past D. c. line to Ray rd., In beau
tiful Ray Park. turn left Q blks.
TucRER. f XII :ifni Sales, YA4Es p9 5000! 'M "a
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Adelphi Knolls
1Qn3 LEBANON ST

Most attractive 2-yr. .-oId brick ram
bier; ioyely be DsdrMs 1..s baths, a3IS taTe- are
ing space; fun basement: detached
brick garage. Exceptionally nice:
most reasonably priced. Approx
$4,000 down. Inspect today.
DIRECTIONS: Out Riggs I'd. to 500
block and Peck's sign. Right on
Lebanon ct. to Open sign,
Evening star., 1955-06-05
NO CASH
ga PER MO.

Beautiful brick rambler. Only S12-
$50: VA approved. Call till 9 pm,
Sun, EN-. 2-7S00. FREDERICK W.
BERENS. JR.
THE CHEVERLY RAMBLER
Sls,9OO-No MONEY DOWN TO
QUALIFIED VET
~ of these beautiful homes in this
distinguished suburb, by McDon-
ough. Inc: Westinghouse elec. kit,
firepl. full bsmt.. brick construc-
tion. driveways, sidewalks, sodded
and shrubbery. Directions: Leave
expresSway at Cheverly gate. take
Cheverly ave. to Euclid st., turn
right and follow signs to homes.
Open until dark. For further IN
formation. call WA. 7-4S2S OF
AP T.03R7
Evening star., 1955-06-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
HUGH T. PECK OFFERS
FINE HOMES
OPEN TODAY 2 TIL 6
LANGLEY PARK
17l3 LANGLEY WAY
CT Approved-$14,750

Don't miss seeing this adorable s.
bedrm-, brick rambler, only Q few
years old. complete GE kitchen with
dishWasher and Disposall. finished
rec. rm. with fireplace: large Anchor
fenced lot. 65x1l0. Best value in
the area. CT can buy with bss down.
DIRECTIONS: Out N. II. ave. to
500 block. right on Merrimaek DIR.
to Keokee st., right TO Lebanon St.
left block to Lansley way. right
to open sign.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
YOI1 ARE
GI BARGAINS
ONLY 2 LEFT

Custom ramblers Of distinction: 4
Of 8 bedrms;. dayhght bs,ements
nancing. See today sure. OPEN
DAILY, 2 TIL DARK; SUNDAY
ALL DAY. Out Riggs I'd. less
than VI mile past d. G. line "a
Ray rd ,. IN Beautiful Siss " aay Sy isn. psr.
JAMES E. (JIM) TUCKER. Sales,
mn r.2000. TIA 0-0Ag7 Il
Evening star., 1955-06-05
FOUR BEDRMS.
ST. MARY's PARISH

Beautiful Cape Cod on corner lot.
Full basement. partitioned for rec.
rm. Side porch inclosed with storm
windows and screens, located in
Bellemeade tnr. Landover Hills)
close to large shopping centers,
schools and transp. VA approved
THOMAS F. HALEY
REALTOR, Lanham, Nd, AP, 7-S30O
Evening star., 1955-06-05
HOMES FOR YOUR
BUDGET
REATS PENT

HOMES FOR YOUR
BUDGET
BEATS RENT
2-bedrm.. bungalow. huge kit. cor,
fenced lot. Walking dist. to every
thing. Price S9.500: 59e down GI,
and pay only approx. $50 per mo.
ANYONE GOT ST 200?
Want . lovely 3-bedrm. brick ram
:um. 81 loan Of ~ $1,000. Quick
$12,500
Older type 2-bsdrm. buns. IN heart
Of Nyattsville. House In immac.
eond: Ezsy terms arranged. Make
RAMBLER
rn S'd;Ta Vss Soon 81 o5 si sIist lGys.y s.g,s. y.
Close 10 q: Of Nd: Asking s16.250.
VIII 90 CT with So down.
CT APPROVED
S,bedrm. brick rambler: bemt.. slee.
$4,000; 50 down and pay only
REAL LIVING
Is found in this center hall Colonial:
8 lovely bedrms., beautiful recr.
rm.; located In conv. Hillwood
Manor. Home designed for real
comforts OF life. VA appraised,
S17,S50 Make. this one must
on your see list todayl
ROGERS HEIGHTS
A house with q view is this 4-bedrm.
Cape Cod: III baths, fun bsmt..
cor. lot: price S14,500. VIII go GI.
For Details Call
Evening star., 1955-06-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
HnLCREST HEIGHTS

OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TIL 9 Pm.
Kitchen. 8 6edrms-. tile bath. Isrss
utility with half bath: breezeway.
garage. Most beautiful lot. Ap-
praised dI. $21,550, or terms. Turn
right ! block of Colebrooke DR.. to
2106 Gather st. Ewes. Lo. 7-2060.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Lewisdale Area
1905 AVALON PLL

Modern 4-yr.-old corner brick:
spacious rooms features 23-ft liv
rm.. separate din. .rm.: kitchen, ;
lEe. bedrmS.. walk-in closets; conv
to shopping, transp. and school
More house for the money thar
YOU can find elsewhere: GI ap-
proved: reduced to Sl2,650.
DIRECTIONS: Out Riggs rd. to 1000
blk See Peck's Open Sign on cor
ner of Avalon pl
Evening star., 1955-06-05

HIGHWAY HOME
56ae ANNAPOLIS ROAD tRT. SOD
100-ft, frontage on main highway
near Prince Georges shopping center;
beautiful 3 bedroom brick. full base
ment. garage, fenced yard; ideal for
doctor or professional man. Only
$4,000 Liberal terms. For appoint
ment, call WALCRoF'T REALTOR.
5645 Annapolis road. BladensburE.
UN, 4-34ON -
Evening star., 1955-06-05

NEW BRICK RAMBLER
OPEN THIS AFTERNOON
Oxon Hill area-apacious hvinl
room. full family -size dining room
equipped dream Kitchen plus two
twin-si2e bedrooms and tile bath
There 10 . finished stairway to the
expandible attic with windows, etc
suitable for Q more large bed.
h.at fE .rss nass%sRs 1Sad:d os onS
S16,7B0, with $4,000 down. Tc
REACH; Over South Capitol 9t
Bridge or out Branch avenue sc,
and follow Rosecroft Raceway
signs and continue about 2 blocks
past raceway entrance. sun. LU
4-5457; daily. 10. 2-0400.
YOUR PRESENT HOME IN TRADE
n -
Evening star., 1955-06-05
OPEN / TO 6
RIGGS MANOR

2315 SHERIDAN sT.-semidet. brk
rambler; level lot: 8 bedrms.,
with walk-in closet. IL baths. lir
rm,, firepl.. din. rm., kit. with ta.
Bile space: rec. rn.. bar: full bsmt
with outside entr.; gas h.-w.h h.
fenced rear yard. Most reasonably
priced; 81 appr9yed. Cony. sehoo'
to Ager rd. right to 23rd ave. left
to Sheridan. right on Sheridan to
open sign.
BELVA CHRISTAKOS
REAL ESTATE BROKER, 10. 5-3I4e
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Adelphi Hills
1912 RUATAN ST

New brick rambler on terraeed lot
featuring 3 bedrms., liv. .rm; with
fireplace, dining room, all-electric
kitchen with dishwasher: built-in
garage. Only / left. Being sold ct
sacrifice price. Can be purchased
with as low as $500 down
DIRECTIONS: Out Riggs rd. to our
arrow sign at Ruatan st., left to
open sign.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Heitmuller Estates

He1tmuIIer Estates
2310 TECUMSEH ST.
Don't miss seeing this attrae. 4-yr.-
old brick rambler; beautiful loc. on
A.acre corner lot: 22-ft. iv. rm.
with firepl;, mod. kit. de luxe bath.
Of Nd. Priced Sl7.950 for immed.
DIRECTIONS: Out RigRs I'd. to 5000
block. right on Apache st. to Gath
ave-, right to Peck's open sign.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

RAMBLERs-cAPE Gods
$l4,250-$l5,6 800
ST. AMBROSE; ST sERNARD's

81 Ag1I PIRrsHHjIss 81 sAr''AHD
. groups attrac. new homes. NJ
Wash. BALTIC. Parkway and nr. site
Of future parochiGl coeducational
high school in ROGERS Hts. Nd.
Apply open houses. 5000 Gallatin
pl., RoeerB Hts. or 1907 Taussig
I'd, Decatur Hts, Bladensburg. Nd.
UE <-e510. UN. 1899, SP. g.
6937. Once: ROGERS CONSTRUc-
TON CO., 5001 Edmonston rd..
Rogers Hts. Subdivision. Hyattsville,
Evening star., 1955-06-05
CAMP SPRINGS
CAMP SPRINGS

HOME WITH INCOME
A beautiful all-brick home with 2
apt, consisting OF bedrooms,
kitchen, liv, rm. and bath eacn:
bsmt., oil h.-w.h.. Scar garage
Almost ll2 acres. located on
Branch ave, S24.s50; terms. Call
for appt. RE. 5-9a0S, 10. 7-2O60,
WEST REAL ESTATE 10. S-9S00
Evening star., 1955-06-05
CAMP SPRINGS

1866 ALLENTOWN ROAD
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Large brick rambler on spacious lot
over " acre: ! block from Branch
avenue at the light; 8 full bedrooms
tiled bath. full dining room. plaster
ed walls, paved street: qI approved
at $4,000: low down payment.
REALTY CO.. CY. 7-S92e
Evening star., 1955-06-05
THIS IS

Different. A lot Of thought and hard
work has made this home attrac.
snd UNIQUE: 7-yr; old Cape Cod for
or use one as din. rm.; lge. kit.
side scr. porch: also 12x20 patio.
porch on back: 2nd A.. Q bedrms.
and rm. for 2nd bath. Full bsmt.
with entr to built-in garage. Lovely
lot 75x125 with lge. shade trees.
Adjacent lot also for sale.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-13
Green Sea Site OF Chicken Boo
For Coastal Carolina Colleue

A chicken bog supper was
served Fricay nigh. AT the Green
Sea Baptist church for the Cost
al Carolina Junior College.
The Reverend Gilreath. Mr.
Hipp and MIR. James Blanton
Trustees of the Coastal Carolina
Junior College were host to
their fellow trustees. the clergy
men Of the area. The school tea
cheers of Loris. Green Sea and
Floyd's high schools and pros
pective students.
Guests gathered at the Green
Sea Baptist church at : p. m. 10
enjoy the chicken bog supper
prepared by the men. MIR. EC
and Mr.. Ross Clemens were in
charge of the cooking OF the bog
in the back yard of the church
The bog was reported To have
been exceptionally delightful,
and guests WED with each other
TO take some of il home with
them.
After Rev. and Mrs. Gilreath
and MIR. Don Johnson greeted
the guests in front of the church
they went To the back where
the pots We're StGaming. AftcI
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-13

the blessing, the guests were
served and taken into the church
where tables had been prepared
for them.
Mr.. Hipp, Mr.. James Blanton
Mrs. Rebecca c.. Page and he,
daughter. visiting from Ohio
Mrs. Mrs. Art Hufferd, Jr. waited
IN table. OF special note were
the cracking mullins prepared
or the occasion by Miss MolllC
Williamson and Mrs. Maybellc
Watson.
After the dinner Reverend
Gllrcath called a short meeting
IN the sanctuary and introduced
DR.. Il. CathcJrt Smith. Chairman
Of the Coastal Carolina Educa-
,iOnal Foundation. which makes
up the board OF trustees for the
Coastal Carolina Junior College
Or. Smith gave an account of
the formation OF the Foundation
and the establishment OF the
College.
Professor Edward James Wood
house. Director OF the Coastal
Carolina Junior College, spoke
to the group on the values OF an
education.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-13
Sweet Home Nav
Get New School

With construction underway OF
the new LoriS elementary scheo
board members met recently ant
discussed plans for a junior Nigh
school and the building aui re.
modelling program to accommo-
date almost 1000 junior AL,
senior high school students.
IF the Two prccnt building,
are used il will be necessary I,
construct several new rooms {,
take care of the expected JUNO,
High students" said VI. L. Camp
bell. superintendent of the Lori,
area schools.
Mr.. Campbell sold thot W. l.
Southcrlin. supervisor of school
house planning of the State Eiu
catlonal Finance Commission
would be in today Cruesdayl tc
assist with the high school plan.
and to discuss the plans for =
school in the Sweet Home com
munity.
Junior High School planning
will be discussed ON April IS By
nr. Funk. superintendent o.
schools in BronNville. New York
The new elementary building
being constructed behind tn,
LoriS Baptist church is expected
y f...
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-13
Eastern Star Activities Plentiful

Activities of the local Eastern
Star were plentiful last year I'M
der the direction of Mrs. Grace
". Bruton and Willard Carroll.
worth matron and patron.
Early III April. two candidates.
Mrs. Mary Piver and Mrs. Vera
Pivcr. SiStcrS-in-law, received
the degree of the Order. in a
very impressive initiatory cere-
mony.
June was the month that 10
members represented the chap,-
er al the Grand Chapter session
WrightSvillc.
In August. the chapter OBJ
'CrVcd Rob Morris Day i'll a
special program, Il panel discus
sion on the lie and work of the
FOUNDER of the Order. led by
Mrs. Grace Bruton. Mrs. Bruton
and Mrs. lncZ Rogers also at
Tended the Rob Morris Day OBJ
.SorNancc held in Greensboro.
Later IN the Fall. three mem
ocrS. Mrs. Bruton. Mrs. Thcopil
Frank. and Mrs. Inez Rogers.
attended the Secrctary'S Divi-
Sional School held in Lumber
ION.
October was one of the bust
st months as the local chapter
sponsored . booth during the
YAM Festival. Seven members
Intended the School of Instruc-
ton during the month i'll VIII
mington, and a stated meeting
On October 10 featured the Off
-lal visit OF Mrs. Lula Yates and
Mr.. Roscoe Euzor of the fourth
district.
Friendship Night Was obscrv-
d on November Is. An original
program. written and directed
oN Mrs. Mildred Burroughs.
marshal. included a welcome ad-
rrcSS by Mrs. Bruton. Several
musical selections were render
,u suggestive friends or friend
ship. Too. a talk on the Mean
ny OF Friendship" was given by
Mrs. +. ". Fonviclle and a mes
sage on The Value of a True
Friend was given by Roscoe
EuIor.
During the Skit Garden OF
Friendship" the Worthy Matron
WAS conducted to the various
Star Points FOR instruction in
the true value of life. and each
Star Point added the character
IStic virtue OF her respective sta
lion is u jewel OF Friendship i'll
this Garden OF Friendship.
Closing the program, the Mar
rdtor reviewed the relatively
snort lie span of Him whose
Star We follow. emphasizing the
boundlcSS influence excrtcd by
this Life and asking that they
add HIM as the brightest jewel
OF all IN our Garden of Friend
ship"
On November -. in keeping
with the Thanksgiving season.
a program titled Giving
Thanks was presented by the
Officers.
Praise At Christmas" was the
theme OF the Christmas program
given a. the regular meeting on
December 20. During a social
hour. gifts were exchanged ana
baskets filled for the needy OF
the community.
During February. members OF
the CAaptcr attended meetings
Of Whitevillc FaIruOn, and Fair
Bluff as special guests for their
observance OF Friendship Nights.
Tabor City chapter members
were also LucSiS of klondykc
Chapter. Chadbourn for special
recognition of their 25-ycar
members.
on February p. Officers of
the chapter We're guests OF Mrs.
Bru,un for an informal dinner
acId at the Woman'S Club Other
guests were Mrs. Lula Yates and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-13
Hailed into a Hole

II you're like most co:to, or toh,r,,
growers, you've GOT lot of nancy riTir,., -,
that crop of yours. Money you've acI,,aIi..
invested in labor and growing Money Won
expect to receive when the crop is harvested
BIl hail can knock your best laid plans
'h'o Il cooked hat can ruin y0ur cronS
ana put YOU into deep financial hole.
Better see us about HAIL INSURANCE today!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-13
Won't Ads

FOR SALE: Sin case Pepsi Cola
Drink Box See BOSNIAN Her
ring. Tabor City. 4-i3pd.
FOR SALE. 1858 Customlinc
Ford. Four door. radio and
heater. Perfect condition
Sll95. Contact Bruce Will
lOughby phone 1896. Tabor
City. Friday.
+-i3 pd.
HOMEMADE CEDAR FURNI-
TURE. Have good conditioned
cedar in my work shop suit
able for chests, wlrdrobcS. etc.
Contact Elwcll Jones. Tabor
City. irdI.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-16
MRS. LILLIAN EDMUNDS,
DIES MONIES LEADER &
SOCIAL WORKER DIES

Word was received here Tues
day of the death in Des Moines.
Iowa, OF Mrs. Lillian Edmunds,
Des Moines civic leader and for
many years head OF the Wil<ie
House of that city.
Mrs. Edmunds was stricken at
Wilkie House Saturday and
rushed to hospital There she
underwent emergency brain sur
gerry and did not recover con-
seriousness, remaining in a coma
until her death Tuesday after
noon.
At her bedside was her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alfred Williams of st,
Paul and her son, Arthur Ed
munds, executive secretary of the
Flint, Mich, Urban League.
Funeral services for the de-
ceased who is also survived by her
mother, are scheduled for Friday
afternoon, December 16.
Mrs. Edmunds had many friends
in the Twin Cities,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-16
Man Dies From
Heart Affock On
Way To Work

Services for Jacob Gray, so,
1908 Fifth Av. s. were held at IL
a. m. Thursday. December Is, at
the Woodland Funeral Chapel. Rev.
Charles NJ. Sexton, pastor of Bor-
der Methodist church officiated.
Mr.. Gray was waiting for a bus
at $40 a. m. Tuesday morning,
December - at the corner Of
Fourth Av. S. and oath St, when
he suffered heart attack and
succumbed before medical aid
could be summoned.
He was veteran Of World War
l. He was employed by the II. j.
Minar Auto company, 2905 +.
Lake st.
A native of Cleveland, o., he
had resided in Minneapolis for
nine years.
There are no known survivors.
Burial was in FIT. Smelling Ma
tional cemetery with Woodland
Funeral Home in charge Of the
service.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-16
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

Acts 1887 was the text used
by our minister. Rev. l.. c. Har,
ris, Sunday. December II, using
the subject, God is No Respector
Of Persons" II was message
filled with information and de-
hvered with power All present
enjoyed Il,
The choir under the direction OF
Mrs, Harris has increased and
members are singing as never be-
fore.
There was one added TO the
church, Clarence Lawrence, for
merly OF Memphis. Tenn. He unit
ed by Christian experience. We
thank the Lord for the addition.
The evening service was well
attended with many visitors pres
emit, The Royal Jubileers rendered
the music.
Next Sunday, December Is.
Rev. r. Pine win be our guest
speaker. He is great speaker.
invited 10 come oaI an,
hear him.
God bless all in the kingdom
building for the Master,-Mrs.
Bessie Belfrey. reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-16
ZION RAPTIST

Counting the Cost" was the
subject of Rev. II. w. Bolts morn
ing message, taken from Scrip
ture, Luke 2S:1-4, For which of
you intending to build a tower,
stitch not down first and count
eth the cast, whether he has suf-
ficient to finish 1t
Rev Bolts said, I'VE see the
things that appear alright and we
invest our time and means in
them. only to find that we lose in
the end because we fail to count
the cost" He further said that
ut pays to count the cost, thereby
knowing that we have sufficient
to finish whatever we undertake
to do"
Music was provided by the
Senior and Young Peoples choirs
and the Gospalettes composed Of
the Misses Connie Mccoy. Carol
Smiley, Esther Sudduth, Barbara
Green and Marietta Vann. These
young girls add much to our mus
is and services.
Mrs. Nancy Ray, Barbara
Cooper and Luna Cooper are can
didates for baptism.
A group from Augsburg Col
lege Mission Society brought us
a program at our evening ser
vice that was uplifting and in
spring. A three part meditation
on forgiveness of sins was held.
Four of our young men attending
Augsburg have formed a quartet
called the "Zioneers." They are
Johnny Jenkins. Rudy Jenkins,
Walter Coleman and Richard
Greene. The Zioneers sing every
Sunday evening.
Visitors for the day were Minnie
Stubs. Birmingham, Ala, Alice
]. Rivers, Evergreen. Ala. Loren
20 Dozier and Edwin Clark OF Min
neapois.
Our sick list includes Felix
Braxton and Richard Ross, Vet
Grams hospital, Mrs. Matte Mason.
Mrs, Florence Jones and Mrs. EN-
ma Wallace at their homes. Con-
tinue TO send cards, pray and
visit the sick.
You are always welcome at
Zion Mrs Cynthia Westbrooks,
reporter.