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l.. Johnson leaves 70 Visit Lodges

Leon Johnson left Tuesday for a tour of EIks Lodges in the South western section of Alaska. He will represent the Grand Exalted Ruler of the P. P. o. E. as District Depu- ty on the annual visitation of the lodges.
 His first stop was Anchorage where he visited Anchorage Lodge No. 1851. Wednesday night he ad- dressed large turnout of the Pal mer Elks. From there he went to the Fairbanks Lodge. His last stop will be at Seward, where he will visit the lodge there before return ing home next week.
 Johnson is a former member of the local Elks lodge and has served as it's exalted ruler. He is current ly a trustee in the organization.
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Fred Wallace was visitor in town for few days. He formerly was Steward. at the Elks Club for three years, until he went to An chorage. Fred has been cooking at Kenai Chrome Mining Company until recently, and his years seem to rest lightly on his shoulders. He was accompanied by Mrs. Bessie Senneff of Anchorage. He return ed to Anchorage Tuesday.
 Fairbanks dedicated a new mill lion dollar high school last Sunday. The Austin E. Lathrop high school was formally opened this week, and is a commanding structure built to fill the needs of Fairbanks growing population. (The popula- ton, by the way, is well over 35,00O). The school was named for Alaska's most famous millionaire, Cap Lathrop, who is also responsi- ble for several other fine concrete buildings in the territory, princi- pally that of the Fourth Avenue Theatre in Anchorage.
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Experience what get when Definition girl you're looking for something thinks money grows on The Sky Supply, Philadelphia Pa Changing Times
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ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. II. w Bolts sermon Sun
day was timely and applicable
to all. His message was conferred
around Romans 81, There Is
therefore now no condemnation to
them which are in Christ Jesus,
who walk not after the flesh, but
after the Spirit" Some thoughts
stressed are: we are all sinners
saved by grace. God doesn't look
upon sin with the least allowance
Gods grace In sufficient TO keep
US from falling
Music was rendered by the COM
bined choirs OF Zion directed by
Mr.. Willie Il. Hale.
Visitors today. Mr.. and Mrs A
d. Morris and family Of Jasper,
Wyo.. Mrs. Cecilia Boyd, Chicago,
Ill. Margaret Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isiah Williams. Mrs. Rozella
Debbs. all OF Muskogee, okla,
Della Mckinney. Los Angeles,
Calf. and Mr.. Desi Richardson.
who recently returned home from
the armed services.
Following the morning service,
the ordinance Of holy communion
was administered.
Friday. July LIST, closed our
daily vacation Bible school. The
school was inter-church. Zion and
Wayman.
You are always welcome at
Zion.--Mrs. Cynthia Westbrooks.
reporter
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BORDER METHODIST CHURCH

The wonders OF God were in full
bloom on this beautiful commun-
ion Sunday. The true believers OF
Christ take advantage OF these
blessings by being present In
Gods house of worship in mind,
body and spirit.
Rev. Charles NJ. Sections mes
sage, Love. Fulfilling OF the
Law" was a master Grafton OF
presenting the words of Christ.
Scripture was taken from Mat
thew 22nd.
Remember the axioms Of your
school day mathematics. one
states The whole Is larger than
any part Of its parts" God Is the
whole and He Is greater than any
thing he has created.
Visitor for the morning was
Miss Verna NJ. Lemeine.
Funeral services for Mrs. John
son. a long time member OF Bor-
der. were held Tuesday, July 3 at
l p. m.
love thy neighbor as myself,
pray for their well being as you
do for your own. Remember the
sick. the shut-m and the afflicted
The new Border Is in the max
ing. Your prayers and gifts will
make II a reality. Friday, July 8
is the first meeting of the Build
ing Fund Committee. All mem
bers of this committee have been
notified. Please be present at 1880
p. m. at the church.
In closing, do you agree? THE
sunlight of love will Nll all the
germs OF jealousy and hate" &C.,
Harry Davis. reporter.
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NURSES UNIT SHOWING
STEADY GROWTH MRS.
SARAH ALLEN SAYS

one OF the church activities
which Is growing is the Nurses
Unit, supervised nationally by
Mrs Sarah Allen OF Cincinnati,
Ohio. Mrs. Allen Is very active in
her church, Rescue Temple. pas
tored by Rev. NJ. c. Johnson. She
serves as choir director and is
licensed missionary.
The Nurses Unit now has II
units in as many states She urges
women wanting 10 become affiha-
ted with the movement TO write
her at 63s Rockdale Ave. Gin
cinnati. 20. Ohio.
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More sports news In the Mime
apolis SPOKESMAN.
NOTICE OF INCORPORN ALTON
OF
EHNsTNI NnTnna INC

Incorporated for the purpose OF
selling and repairing cars. trucks
buses and all other types 81 ma
rhinSry and mechanical devices. In
cludinE Welding ~ all sorts. the
selling ~ parts for all motor We
hiCIes and other types ~ machin
cry. selling % gas, oil and other
lubricants and petroleum by-uro-
ducts. selling " confectionery ard
soft drinks and all sorts ~ msaly.
the wholssAlinE and or retailing
~ any and all ~ the above Items
purchasing selling and |or renting
~ property Incidental 20 any such
business activities. and 90 deal IN
ard carry on such other and allisd
activities a. are Incidental 10 these
purposes having lie Registered o.
flee At ilal Lakeland Avenue.
CRYSTAL village Minnesota.
Its ipCNrroFatnrs ara first board
" directors are az follows.
Raymond = Peterson. ssll iTth
Avenue North. Crystal village.
Minnesota
Gerald rsurr S0is Lakeland Ave
nue.. CRYSTAL village. Minnesota
Richard J Parish liOi Quail
Avenue Rnhhinsdale. Minnesota
Jeanette \ Peterson, SSH t-th
Avenue NNrth CRYSTAL NillaG".
Minnesota
Rettv Lcuar. Ba1s Lakeland Ave.
rue, Crystal village Minnesota.
Richard Parish. Attorney
tRFt West NrRadWay
RnhhinsiNl- Minnesota.
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WORLD WAR
VET CHARLES MAkiTZ
BURIED Ar SMELLING

Funeral services for Charles T.
Mslitz. retired employee Of the
Great Northern Railroad who died
on Saturday. July 2, were held at
the Brooks Funeral Home on
Wednesday, July 8 at 10 a. m.
Rev. Z. J. Jones, pastor OF St
James A.ME. Church was in
charge OF the service.
Mr.. Maltiz, a veteran OF World
War I, was a member OF the Les
lie Lawrence Post, American Le-
gion, Dining Car Employees Union
Local 516, and St James AME
church.
Born in Victoria, Texas, Febru.
airy 10. 1894, Mr.. MalitZ had lived
in Minnesota since 1914. He first
lived in Minneapolis and later
moved to st. Paul. where he made
his home for a number OF years
WIN iliS hiliitt iliN lhNf JOilil Il
Mccoy.
Mr.. MaIitz had been in i'll
health for the past three years
He had been a patient at Veterans
hospital for two months in his
last seige OF serious illness.
Surviving Mr.. Malitz are his
wife, Mrs, Leila Malitz: children,
Charles f. Malitz III and LEILA Mae
Malitz. Joseph. David, Dolores and
Raymond Sotolo. and sister,
Mrs. Mayme J. Mccoy. He is also
survived by a niece, Mrs. Ester
line Pryor OF San Diego, Calf.
Burial was at Fort Smelling
National cemetery. Brooks Funer-
al Home was in charge of the ser
vice.
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TRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

II am the way, the truth and
the life, no man cometh unto the
Father, but by me-" St. John IA
Is. These are the text words used
by our minister. Rev. L. c. Har-
ris in the morning service. Using
for his subject, There Is No
other Way. Jesus Is All" our
minister brought out in his mes
sage that this Is the way from
earth to heaven, from the heart
Of man to the heart of God.
Truth, Christ was and Is the orr
ginator OF truth. The life, Christ
Is the life that saves US from
death, the savior, Christ Is the
only Savior, Their is no room in
Christianity for any other savior
or any other way. He said, Christ
Is the only sufficient one" The
message was wonderful.
The Lord added another soul to
the church. Miss Jeane Carr OF
Trinity Baptist church. Ft. Smith
Ark. She came by Christian ex-
perience. The afternoon baptism
was wonderful. The lake was
cleared Of swimmers and there
were four that went down in the
watery grave. They were sister
Jackson's two daughters, Mr..
Bender and Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
son. At the conclusion of the
baptismal service, we enjoyed the
picnic with plenty Of food to eat
for everyone.
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Mrs. Parks. The Ross plan to
stay a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Smith were in
the city over the 4th for a few
hours. They visited friends and
ended the stay with a picnic Sup
per at the Warden home with the
Shelleys, the c. Smiths, Aka
Steele and Mrs. Warden. II was
a fine gesture 10 share the day
with Mrs. c. Warden who is a
shut In. The Smiths are both EN-
ployed at Lake okoboJi, La. and
formerly lived here.
The II. Bentleys are house
guests OF the VIM. Monroes of
Huron, 8. Dakota. This foursome
spends a lot Of happy times to-
together hunting. fishing and
stuff like that there.
The VIM. Harris's Of lis North
Dakota Av.. have made a change
Of address. They are now at 2l9
North Dakota Az. Hope you like
your new place, Harriss.
Mrs. L. Dysart saw an expen-
siye ball game last week In Rem
ner, 8. Oak. After watching
Jackson and Steward feebly play
and lose the ball game to Renner,
she lost a clutch bag containing
over $40. I have found 50 many
purses and returned them that
I believe someone may yet return
hers.
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REV. Roscoe E. Robinson: New
port News; Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy
Chapman, Robert Hamhn.
WASHINGTON. ID. q.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Coles,
Rev &. ". Pyant.
WISCONSIN
Milwaukee; Mrs. Irene Renfro.
Rev. Felix Lewis. Gensvie Hud-
son, Juanita Hudson, Geraldine
Hudson. Bishop W. l.. Morris.
George Worfsrd. James Freeman.
Mrs Gertrude Dalton. Mrs, Is.
A. Bufkins. Roseanne Carter, vii
lie Edwards, o. Is. Turnage, Willie
q Bailey. Virda Mary Wallace.
Barbara Freeman: krnosha; Rev.
ID. Flakes, Joseph Albert Johnson.
Rev and Mrs. G. Edwards. Mrs.
VI. Warford. Mrs. " Wallace.
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SIOUX
r A [ L s
NEWS
N 7 e S

South Dakota had a very low
accident rate so most Of US used
our time wisely. II was 30 hot a
round here that could have been
the reason. Darrell Davis Of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. surprised us and the
Dan Coates family and spent the
three days with US. He enjoyed
his stay until we think he Just
might come here to live 1--WE
hope).
should like To give a report on
the Annual Get-Together picnic
that was held in Huron. South Da-
kota., but / must contact Georgia
Lee, 30 next week I'll let you know
how much you missed IL you
didn't attend the picnic.
Mrs. Gladys Bum. wife Of sec
ont 1t. Bum, Of Austin, Texas.
spent a few hours in town as
guest Of Mrs. II. Bolts while
waiting to 20 to Chandler. MINI.
where her husband Is stationed.
She plans TO live here three years.
They have three children.
Mrs. Bolts and Sharon have re-
turned home. and I havn't seen
Sharon, but Mrs. Bolts looks
grand and Is acting real clipper.
and we are mighty glad to have.
her home. Rev. Bolts looks hap
pier
Rev. Duncan of Sioux City, Ia.
is In Sioux City hospital where he
shall remain until they are sure
OF his condition Rev. Duncan has
been pastor OF Pilgrim Baptist
church for several years. Lets all
pray that his silment isn't ser
IOus.
Our J. Marie Stapleton Is In
McKennan Hospital where she had
minor surgery. She should be
home soon Her home address Is
$40 s. Oak Az She lives with
Nellie Fenton.
The j Cabbells. the l., Dysarts
and Mr. X. Tiers attended the An
nuaI Picnic OF the Athletic Club Of
Omaha, Nebr. Jerry Cabben SUI
fered heat stroke and was rush
ed 10 the hospital. but she Is do
ing nicely now In Sioux Falls.
Jerry Is on vacation from Davis
Tailors so she'll be in top shape
but soon.
Bentley Jaco and his roommate
Art Frazier visited Bentley's
folks over the holidays Bentley.
Art. wally and Kenny Anderson
made a flying trip to Omaha
where they took In the Athletic
club picnic. These guys are youth
at top speed. They have more fun.
The G. Tates returned from
their trip to Minneapolis in time
TO share some Of the fun at the
Clayton house while Mr. and
Mrs Monroe and two children
Kitty Lou, Bud. Waldo and son,
Chubby Mrs ca, sister, and Mr.
Adams were visiting the Claytons
The group came from Atchison
and Lawrence, Kansas, Mrs. Clay
ton Is a perfect hostess, so even
I shared some OF the Clayton hos
pitality being that | am a nosey
ncighbor.
The Arlo Aliens spent their holt
days in Atchison and Kansas City.
Kansas, visiting friends and re-
latiyes They report hot time
because the weather was Just
that.
our two ear garage has proven
10 be haven Of rest The star
Club gave a gct-together there on
the fourth and II was perfect for
soft drinks and eats, We had
Sceburg for our music and at
dark about 10 of our children had
the place jumping with fire crack
crs. wetThe Star Club made a
small profit but We loved the
spirit OF friends sharing kind
deeds and thoughts
Mr.. and Mrs J. Ross Of Omaha
are visiting in the Parks home.
Mrs Ross (Susiel is sister OF
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File No SlOs5
ORDER FOH HEAHING PETITION
FOR NATURALIZATION.
LIMITING TIVE 10 FiLE CLAWS
AND N'OR HEARING THEREON
STATE oF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF uENNErlN
IN PROBATE COURT
In Re E=tat" % Arthur r. bolm
grsh. pscsdsut
order fsE HrartaH rrtttisa Toe
Is~ttsr- sf AausIsistrstisa
IT IL ORDERED that an persons
Interested show cause. 10 any they
have. before TITS court on Monday.
August 1T. 1855. a. ip o'clock A NJ
IN the Court House In Atnn~ap"i.
sisIss I"Sarso sn' Z usaHspIn
County. MinnvsDta. Tor the appoint
nvnt 90 herself a. adnglnlsiratrix.
herein fllcd. should not Do granted.
orSer 90 vie CIsi"'. Sad tee
HesTIaE TAsr~ss
IT ~ FURTHER ORDERED that
within four wonts from The tat"
hereof al creditors 90 sad hervr
Nsnf fI'e their claims lu this Court
Proofs WITH b. heard ana claims
examined and adjusted before thtE
Court on Monday. Ncyernrv p. 1855.
a. 10 o'clock \ NJ IN q" Court
unasn On Minneapolis MInneSrta.
rhsrs orders shall - published
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Twin City
Church NeUs

il represents an investment thus
far of S142,ls7S1, with an in
debtedness of $5l .S20,72. This
represents long hours OF hard
work. prayerful planning and con-
secrated effort in leadership on
the part OF our beloved pastor and
wife, Rev. and Mrs. Martin L.
Simmons, and we salute them as
they leave for a much needed va
cation and rest.
At the close of the morning ses-
sion. the Pastors Vacation Com
mittee, headed by Raymond w.
Cannon, presented the Rev. and
Mrs. Simmons with a check for
$500, to apply on their vacation
fund for three weeks.
During their absence a complete
renovation job will be done on the
parsonage from cellar to attic.
This Is a project in which all the
clubs win participate with Mrs.
Cecilia Boyd as general chairman
assisted by the trustees. We hope
TO make their homecoming as de-
sirable as their vacation
Mrs. Wynona Simmons and
Mrs. Lucille Cook are delegates 10
Quadrennial Convention OF the
Missionary Society Of the AME
churches converting in Washing
ton, d. C. beginning July Sill.
Sorry to hear OF the passing OF
Bishop Ormondy d. Walker of the
Fifth Episcopal District OF the
x,( ha
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The local committee and the
Congress committee didn't get to-
gether on what number Congress
this was. The official programs
listed II as the goth annual Con
greAs and the local programs call
ed II the Both annual meeting.
This did not however put a dam
per on the proceedings.
Most people probably thought
the error was made by the
printers.
Rev. o. T. Jones Jr., the son Of
Bishop o. T. Jones Sr.. president
Of the Congress was a popular
figure In the six day meeting He
kept the various groups singing.
planning, working and doing those
things that national meetings are
supposed TO do.
A well trained man who pastors
a small church In Haverford, Pa.
he has a promising future ahead
according TO delegates and Off
GERS OF the denomination. His def
milton OF the role Of the Church
OF God In Christ In the religious
world was scholarly and gave
many non-msmbers OF the church
new and expanding view Of the
fastest growing American
church"
Rev. Jones stopped at the Hotel
Nicollet. liked It's services com
forts and the Waikiki Room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Binns of Chi.
cago were among the congress
visitors. Mr.. Binns operates a
printing concern in the Windy
City and was amazed that Min
neapolis and St Paul had long
ranked high among the leaders in
the American printing industry
The entire Young clan OF Kan
aas city. Kansas. who operate the
firm which does the Sunday
School printing for the church
were here. They are among the
first families Of the Kansas met
ropolis and active In their church
affairs
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funeral Services For
Mrs. Elizabeth Jordan

Mrs. Elizabeth Jordan. 267 Lyle
hart Az. succumbed on Wednes-
day. June 20. following an ex-
tended illness. Services were held
nj the Brooks Funeral Home on
Tuesday. July 5 at 2 p. m. with
Rev. Jerome Del Pho. pastor Of
Camphor Methodist Church Of
Debating.
Surviving Mrs, Jordan are her
husband. Noah Jordan; children,
Dale. Lawrence and Austin Ford
and Mrs, Ella Mae Shelton. She
Is also survived by grandchildren
Noah. Susan and Arthur shelton.
Burial was in Flmhurst cemc-
terry,
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RNHAI To HEAR
TALK. VIEW COLOR
SHINES IIfIX 4

The Marty Prophet OF n World
Faith" win be the subject ~ a
talk together with color slides Of
biblical scenes Of the Holy Land
AZ the BahsI Center, 1870 South
Tenth st. on Friday. July 8, at
\ p M
The occasion commemorate the
anniversary Ut the martyrdom OF
the Bah. known as the Herald Of
the Bahai Faith In Tabriz, Persia
on July ., 1850
The public ~ invited
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ST. PETERS A.ME. CHURCH

Many members and friends Of
st, Peters turned out Sunday,
July 2, In the heat. TO celebrate
the Second Anniversary of the
dedication OF the new church We
Of st. Peter are quite proud OF the
two years Venture In Faith" for
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her ON the hotel elevator. visited
the conference session and then
took the dei.gat, 10 lunch.
a number Of bible students
from local religious training
schools were observed attending
the meetings,
Congress officials praised the
Spokesman and Recorder for the
best news coverage by a Negro
newspaper In the history Of it's
conventions. Delegates purchased
100 copies Of the July edition
which carried pictures OF local
ministers and churches, special
message from Bishop Jones and a
list Of delegates who arrived early
for the congress
Ia additions the Minneapolis
SPOKESMAN received orders
for nearly 500 copies Of this II.
size 60 bc mailed Co delegates
and visitors In their respective
states and cities.
A bus sightseeing tour was
made by some delegates Saturday
Tuesday, July . u combination
picnic and sightseeing tour by
Greyhound busscs took place end
ing at Minnchaha Falls (which
wasn't even dribbling, much less
falling A fine picnic lunch was
served delegates who made the
tour by members OF the Fourth
street Church of God In Christ "
which Rev, william II Williams
Is pastor Good food. good fellow
ship.
\ runor. circulated through
oai the city that two ministers
had been held up by gunner In
the basement Of Graham Tenn
pie, was scotchcd as nothing
hut the tigmcnt % Somebody's
imagination.
When tnnrmcd of the rimor.
Bishop Jones laughed heartily and
said II was impossible 10 have
such large meeting without
rumors lie told how II was nee
essary for Father Divine. cult
leader 10 visit both the news
papers, Tv and radio stations to
kill rumor he was dead, which
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swept like w1Idfire through Phil
adeIphia recently.
Rev. Charles n. Mason, self ef-
facing son Of the church founder
was In the city for the meeting 10
present the regrets Of SO year
old Senior Bishop Mason who Is
III In Detroit. Rev. Mason super
yses the churches work on the
Pacific coast.
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NEW YORK

New York Ciiyi Mrs, NJ. Dent.
BETTY Cook, Bishop o, N, Kelly.
iiemp.tcadi Mrs Essle Greens, .
Brookiyn, Sarah Price, Frederick
Butler Francis II. Madison. Made
line Jackson. Naomi Harris, L..
roy Jackson. Marleno Jackson,
New kochrilici Rev, Lonnic
White, Ncwburghi Ililda Best,
Doris Best, Southampton Mrs
Betty Thomas, nuffaloi Almeta
GLADDEN..
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Fort Worth Rev y W Smith
and Eunice Alien. Dallas; Miss
Dolores Washington hru~us,ille;
Mrs Geneva Miller
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OKLAHOMA

~ Reno Mrs. Mary williams
Mrs Vivian Lee. Bobby Ncaiy,
Oklahoma Cityl Naomi Louney.
Rev Samuel Lcc. Rev, W. D.. JEFF.
fries Mrs Vivian Ice. Mrs, James
Moore, Oiavon Farmer, Eugene
Hughes. Carrie Belle jefferson
IsabariI Merunc Cole. Walton,
ga Homer Porter, kingflsher,
George Fuller. Muskogrc; Miss
Fay Thompson Mrs. Willie iL,ll
Ferguson Brown, shawnee Mrs.
" ~ Russaw. Tulsa Elrcna
Grant. Chickashai Ruby Thomas
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Fort Pieroei Mrs. Ruth Hyde.
Miami! Miss Christine Lewter,
Rev. H. Mccall. Cecil Blair, West
Palm Beach; Miss wonderlean
JuneH.
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TENNESSEE

Memphis: Mrs D. V Starks.
Rev and Mrs Lounic Haley, Rev
Jerry Jones, Mildred Jones, puru-
thy Mayfich Julia Scott. Rev
Charles " Mason Jr RrownsNiIlc
Mrs Geneva Miller
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CONNECTICUT

South Norwaiki Dorothy Sim.
mons. Stamford Mrs. Edith
Ralph. Norwalki Theresa Stro-
Their. Waterbury, Rev John Lit
tie, Charles Bennett. Mrs. Ann
Mcdaniel. Mary Bayett,
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Kansas city; Mrs. Martha Wal
kcT, Mrs. Freddie Gillespie, Mr..
and Mrs J NJ Young. Edith Hay
den. REV, and Mrs James N.
Starks. Samuel Young, Mrs. H. G.
Young, Felix Young. Rembert
Young, Mrs. Geraldine Hayes. Al
va Jones. Gcraidln. Fields, Mr..
and Mrs Wesley Lockctt, Mr., and
Mrs, James Richardson. Martha
Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hayden and James Timothy and
Edith Marie Hayden, Mrs, &. Y.
Richardson. Jacquellns Young.
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Topeka Myrtle Smith, Gwen
dolyn Smith. MollIc Lou Jolly,
Mrs, Virginia Gregg, Mr., and Mrs.
George o. Wilson. Donna Wilson.
Harry Barber. Vera Riley, Min.
nette Adams. Viola Branch. Mr..
and Mrs I 7, Jones, Mrs, v. G.
Riley.
Coffcyviilei isorinc Neal. Chan.
utci Mrs, Ruth Jenkins, Floyd
Thurston. Wlrhitai Miss Pearl
Hawkins. Mr., and Mrs George
Harrell Parsonsl Mas Mary
fontelroy. Miss Elizabeth Jsn,
klnA
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Omaha! Miss BETTY wilburn.
Rev Robert Alexander
GEORGIA
Atlanta Rev J II woois. Lar.
kin Carter
NORTH CAROLINA
Grc~nsboroi Rishop Wyoming
Wells,
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md lana

Fast Chicago; Miss Eddie I'm
kokomo; Mrs. l. Hall. Rev
James Harris Port WAYNE:
George n LSftagr. Iadianay.il. /,
Rev J l., Grimes, Rev G Iuu
south Bend; Miss Grace Hodgrs