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MT. OLIyET BAPTIST

Trial of Fire" was the subject
chosen by Rev. p. II. Hunter for
his morning message, using Daniel
1921 as his text.
Music was by the Gospel Chorus
with Silas Smith directing and
Miss Magda Phifer at the piano
A special number, Sowing Right
eous Seed" was given in panto-
mine by Mrs. Essie Pipkins.
Conservation and blessing cere-
mony for the infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Mcintosh,
little Jessica Lynn Mcintosh was
held following the morning SER
vice. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Williams
stood as godparents.
The combined choirs and Choir
uses will present their Christmas
Cantata and pageant, Little
Chimes of the Holy Night" on
December "a, at 7:45 p. m.
You are welcome at Mt. Olivet
THE Church with a Friendly
Welcome"
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BORDER METHODIST

Thou shalt love the Lord thy
God with all thy heart, with all
thy soul and with all thy mind.
This is the first and great COM
en- from st. Matt. %. Rev. Charles
mandment."
The morning scripture was taxi
NJ Sections morning message,
Supreme Love of God" an
swered the question 50 many of
US ask these days, that II we keep
the first and great commandment
of supreme love for God. we will
also keep the other command
ments. Let us also bear in mind
ing, let us not celebrate for our
own pleasures. but give praise and
thanks to God for sending His
son Jesus Christ TO save our sins.
Prayer is the best medicine for
the sick, the shut-in and the af-
flicted for God is the cure for all
sickness and Affections.
The doors of the church are al
ways open to you and Border well
comes all visitors from far and
near as a place of peace where
you can communicate with God.
Next Sunday. December Is at
6 p. m. the choir, under the leader
ship of Mr.. Whitaker. organist
and director, will present a
candlelight Christian carol pro-
gram. A wonderful evening is
planned. Music by the choir and
violin solos by Clifford Hawkins
will fill the air. Won't you come +?
AS we hurriedly finish our
Christmas shopping, let us not
forget that there are only two
more Sundays until Christmas and
look forward to the joy of shar-
ing the story of the nativity. Let
us make these next two Sundays
Joyous with Christ.
In closing do you agree ?
Cheerfulness and contentment
are great beautifiers and are
famous preservers of youthful
looks" Harry Davis, reporter.
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Rev. liIlion Parkinson
Dies: Wus Active
In AME Church

The Rev. Mrs. Lillian Ann Par
kinson, long time resident OF
Minneapolis died Monday, Decem-
Der II. at a hospital in st. Peter,
MINI. She had been in ailing
health for the past two years and
patient in Minneapolis Gener-
al hospital for several weeks be-
fore she was transferred to st.
Peter.
Rev. Parkinson had been a
faithful member and worker in
st. Peters AME church for years
and had filled many offices in the
church. She had been a member
Of the choir She was a member
Of Electa Chapter No. Order OF
the Eastern Stars (PHAD.
In 1852 she was ordained an
evangelist and later was appoint
ed minister Of Allen Chapel AME
church in North Minneapolis
where she served faithfully for
one year,
Funeral services viii be held AT
p, m. Friday today. at St
Peters AME church with Rev
Martin l.. Simmons officiating
Electa Chapter viii assist.
Surviving are son, niece, Mrs
Matte Askew of Kansas City
Kans. and other relatives.
Burial will be in Crystal Lake
cemetery with Woodland Funeral
Home in charge of arrangements
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BETHESDA BAPTIST

DR. Worth l.. Barbour's subject
Sunday, December IL, was The
Axe Gospel" taken from the third
chapter of st. Luke, 9th verse. DR..
Barbour stressed that we must
make preparation TO receive the
benefits OF worthwhile things. He
said, Evil must be rooted out by
the power of God before Jesus can
come into our lives"
DR.. Barbour emphasized that
modern education has tried to
color sin with high sounding
phrases such as neurotic, malad-
justment, bad environment and
tension. TIE said. its just the hell
in a man by free chaice."
Music was by the Senior Cos
pei Choir and Musicetts under the
leadership of Mrs. Bessie Gresham
with Mrs. Addie Smith taking the
lead. Organist and pianist were
Mrs. Carrie Williams and Mrs.
Margaret Scott.
Miss Cora Robinson renewed
her membership with the church.
We welcome her home.
Ia. Iaymen's League of the
Minnesota South Dakota conven-
ton was in charge of the evenings
service. Devotion was lead by
Deacon NJ. E. Bell and Deacon
Tarver. Carl Wade directed the
devotional music.
Highways and Road Signs"
was the theme for the evening. led
by Deacon NJ. f. Bell. Harvey
Hopkins, president of the league,
brought a report from the con-
vention.
Our Sunday school will present
GAL II Sarahd e-ereher nphra
its Christmas program at $50
p. m. Sunday, December IS. The
public is cordially invited.
A special church meeting will
be held Wednesday, December 81,
at 1880 p. m. All members are
urged to attend this meeting, the
purpose of which is to revise the
bylaws and church covenant.
Christmas Sunrise services will
be held at the church at 8 a. m.
Keep this date in mind.
The young people of our church
in the high school and college age
groups will participate in a winter
retreat December 26-27 atsCamp
Ihduhapi on Lake Independence.
There will be toboggoning, skiing,
skating and bible study and other
recrational activities. Mrs.
Sarah Benson, reporter.
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SIOUX
r A L Z s
NEWS
N 7 { s
ny kAye Coates
$40 MAbls g.
Sioux Falls, o. ID.

Everyone's dashing about try =
ing to get the last minute Christ
mas shopping finished, and I'm
among them. Saturday folks push
ed me about on the Streets for
hours. Guess I did my part of the
showing like 1t though.
Rev. Thomas of Kansas City,
was guest speaker at the st.
Johns Baptist Church again.
Don't know what's up. He does
speak very well. Our new pulpit
committee consists OF Mrs, II.
Bentley, Mrs. NJ. Greer. Maurice
Coakley, Deacons Alg, Frost and
James Monkey. Mrs Greer, Supt.
of the Sunday School announces
the Christmas program will be on
Christmas night at eight O'Clock.
Mrs. Alg Frost was telling me
how much she enjoyed herself In
Minneapolis. Mrs. Frost has been
doing splendid job of caring for
the visiting pastors. She should
get a hand from the entire con-
gregation. Mrs. Frost sings with
the choir and contributes a lot tc
the church.
Mrs. A. White was hostess 10
the Mission of st, Johns church
Thursday Dec. /. after the lesson
and prayer Mrs. White served her
guests some tasty eats and home.
made ice cream. Mrs. c, Shelley Is
president of the Missionary SO.
ciety,
YwcA Centennial program was
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For Women;
Strawberry Insfonf
PUDDING Treat

| There's no doubt about u
grandmothers always know what
viii most please the youngest gen.
GRAFTON. especially when II comes
to food. Time was when her fam.
ily-famous puddings and pies re-
quired many hours to prepare. To.
day, grandma, as well as mother
wants more time to enjoy her
young fry without sacrificing the
pleasure OF seeing young eyes
brighten at the prospect OF tasting
favorite connection. so today's
grandmother uses modern, pack
aged foods such as the popular
and versatile busy day desscrts,
varying them in her own mimi
table style.
This pretty, modern grand
mother. for instance, can mix up
a pudding in the cw-fashioned
way in a matter OF minutes. She
uses Strawberry Instant Pudding
for the main ingredient, folds In
chopped nuts, Maraschino cherries
and crushed pineapple to make a
truly fastlve dessert.
And Mt GRANDMOTHER house,
small hands are sometimes per-
mittcd to do the mixing when In
slant pudding Is on the menu, It's
80 easy a first step in the art Of
cookingi
Strawberry Tutti Fruit
IN cups cold milk
Y teaspoon lemon extract
1 package strawberry instant pud-
ding mix
2 tablespoons chopped nuts
2 tablespoons chopped maraschino
cherries
2 tablespoons drained crushed
pineapple.
METHOD; Pour milk and ex-
tract into mixing bowl. Add pud-
ding mix and beat slowly with egg
heater until well mixed, about l
minute. DO not overhead; mixture
viii be thin. Quickly fold in nuts.
cherries and pineapple, Pour at
once into serving dishes and let
stand 10 set---takes 8 minutes.
Makes 4 servings.
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McCARTHY's OFFICE TO
CLOSE DECEMBER 10

Representative Eugene J. Nc
carthy announced that his St.
Paul office In the Federal Courts
building win close on December
10, the end of the present week.
Anyone wishing to make con-
tact with Mr. Mccarthy should
write to him at: u. s. House OF
Representatives. Washington rs,
ID. G.
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very successful and interesting.
Mrs. Miles Peck did the narra-
tons while soft organ music was
played by Mrs Glare Larson. The
ladies styled clothing from the
18th century while Mrs. Peck
told the "Y" story. Members OF
the Intellectual club that were
present and sang spirituals are
Helen Haynes, Georgia Lee. Mar
lie Tolbert, Anne Tolson, and Ida
Coates Mrs. G.. Vaughn accom-
panied the group, Mrs. II. Bentley
made a kind gesture when she
sang with the girls. She was one
OF the charter members of the
club. Georgia Lee has worked on
the Centennial board here. Helen
Haynes is president of the club.
Carolyn White and Daniel Coax
ley made their debut at jefferson
school when they sang in the sec
ond grade chorus, for the school
Christmas program. I'm telling
you, tits a proud feeling TO see
your youngsters in these things
II there's a hundred children each
family has their eyes on their own
youngster.
Alpha Lodge No, 10 and Omega
OES No. IL, had their Annual
Christmas party in the Tolson
home Saturday night. They shared
turkey and all the trimmings,
eggnog and Tom n Jerry's were
enjoyed while listening to Christ
mas carols and visiting, The
group planned to aid some shut-in
instead of exchanging gifts be-
tween themselves,
The Federated Club held n
beautiful tea at the Booker
Washington Service Center from
III 7. Mrs. G. Vaughn was at
the silver service, while Mrs c.
Shelley served punch. The table
decorations carried the theme of
Christmas. A large coiorful
Christmas tree graced the center
Of the lace covered table. Silver
tapers on either end of the table.
The ladies were charming in their
soft frilly afternoon frocks, Sand
witches, Christmas cookies and
coffee were served while soft
Christmas songs were played on
the piano by the president, Mrs.
G. Vaughn, All present seemed 70
enjoy the warmth and hospitality.
Mrs. c. Vaughn is the local chair
man.
Lots Of colds around here. our
Danet. Rose Clayton, Jerry Cab
bell. Roseanna Monkey and many
others are sharing the cold bug.
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Twin City
Church Nelus
PILGRIM RAPTIST

"A Bible Reading Church" was
the subject Of DR.. Floyd Massey,
Jr.'s sermon on Universal Bible
Sunday. December IL at the
morning worship service. Deacon
". ". Smith offered morning
prayer. Music was by the Gospel
Chorus and the Senior Choir.
It was noted that Mrs. Eunice
Jones. 962 Carroll is confined to
her home because of illness and
Deacon A. w. Jordan, 961 Mar
shall Av., is recuperating at home
from injuries sustained by a fall.
Miss Selen Smith, a patient at
Ancker is improved.
Appreciation was expressed by
Mrs. Edna Bosley for kindnesses
expressed to her during her recent
illness.
Commentator was expressed to
John Banks III and Ronald Bruce
Massey who served as pages to
DR.. Massey when he portrayed the
role of one OF the Three Kings in
the City-wide Christmas pageant
held in the auditorium arena last
Sunday. Also commentator was
expressed to the members of our
choirs who participated in the
Mass Choir and to Charles Banks
and Deacon Lawrence Hampton
who took pictures in the absence
of /. NJ. Dorsey, church photo
grapher.
At 4 p. m. the Social and Liter
airy society presented the stu
dents Of Mrs. Harriet Bell Smith
in recital. Also on the program
was the Youth Choir of the
church, directed by Mrs. Ruby
Grant, At p. m. DR.. Massey was
speaker at the Elk's Memorial
service. Music was by the Gospel
Chorus.
Speaker at the IL a m. service
on Sunday. will be DR.. Floyd Mas
sey Jr. At 8 p. m. the Missionary
Society VIII hold its service.
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Mrs. Sherman Harper ST..
Fefed A. Welcome portv

Mrs. Lue Day. 1872 Rondo Az,
was hostess to a party in honor OF
newly-weds Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
man Harper ST.. On Tuesday,
December 10. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
per, who were recently united in
Marriage in Washington. ID. G.
win make their home in st. Paul.
Among neighbors who come TO
welcome Mrs. Harper were the
Mines. Lydia Pillow, o,Delle
Galloway. Sherman Parker. Eva
Fox. Eva Duncan. Flora Powers.
LOWE Berry, olivette Moody and
Lottie Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper win re-
side at 1872 Rondo Az.
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CREDIT UNION HOLDS
REGULAR BOARD MEETING

The Associated Negro Credit
Union Board of directors held It's
regular monthly meeting at the
home Of It's seeretsry-treasurer,
Taimage y, Carey, Tuesday night,
Dec. Is. Rev. Denzil Carly, presi-
dent. presided.
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URBAN LEAGUE BOARD
HOLDS SPECIAL MEETING
WEDNESDAY, DEC. IA

The Minneapolis Urban League
executive board met Wednesday,
Dec. II, at the Minneapolis
YMcA. The meeting. a spce.a! one
was called by the board president
Marshall Diebold.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-16

Rear Admiral Richard +, Byrd.
foremost OF the living explorers.
was first 10 Fly over both the
North and South Poles.
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CARD OF THANKS

In memory of our beloved
mother and sister, the late Mrs.
Edythe Clark, we wish to thank
her many friends for the wonder
full cards, lovely flowers and
other expressions of deep sympa-
thy at the time Of our loss.
The Clark Family.
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

! wish % thank the many
friends for their calls, cards, gifts,
flowers, prayers and other acts Of
love and thoughtfulneSs extended
during my recent illness and hos
pitalization. / am very grateful
for everything.
Mrs. Billie Meaux
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The average woman spends
1880 Of her time sitting as fig
ures clearly show" Michael
Manning
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IN MENiORIAM

Departed December Is, 1910
In memory of our darling
mother and grandmother. Mrs.
Annie O'Neal Jordan, whose en-
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PArRoSIzE ADVERTISERS
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

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MICHIGAN PARK

Mr. NEW PROVIDENCE HOSP.
Ideal for doctor. Standardized. brick.
6 rooms, Ia baths, . inelnsed
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gas heat. For inspection call:
R. v. Marceron, Realtor
6l3 18th st. NV. Ma. s-65sS
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COLORED
OPEN 2-6

COLORED-OPEN, ] I'll DARK
3402 18th ST. NE.
sEMIDET.-vACAN
See this beautiful, semidet. brick, in
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Terms to suit.
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1872 JEFFERSON ST. NV

Only 81 900 down. Lovely
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Concrete front porch. knottv-
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1707 G ST. NE.
brick, Z rms, 2 baths, front
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heat: Al cond.: beaut. loo. Easy
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COLORED--N.E,

sem. detached glamour house. Six
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Price, Sl4, ESQ. Convenient TO schools
and transpt :tation. Call Mr.. Pharr
Ii. 7-n65a or
]. H. Greene Realty Co.
us Fla. Ave NV, NO, 7-st45
List with ~ aud start Packing"
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757 IRVING ST NV.

Only S495 down. Vacant.
Close-in NV. section. of Ga.
ave. ard shopping. Six
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side-hall plan; gas h.-wh.
Deep rear yard: metal garage.
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SHIPLEY TERRACE
35a7 23rd ST. Sc.
NEAR ALA AVE.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO DARK
INV rAGu nnWN

: INV IN5H DOWN
3 -bedrm. semidet. brick with large
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in Al cond 90 minutes 10 down
own BY expt bus Shopping center
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nearby, Out A.A ave. Sc TO e3rd
St. right to our sign, Mr.. Cross,
LII. 1855
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
l224 l4th St NV AID 4.200b
Continued on next PAGE
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1901 17th ST. NE.
OPEN TODAY. 2 TIL DARK
This lovely center-hall Diet. brick with
8 rms, baths, finished attic, full
bsmt. with pine rec. rm., oil heat;
can be purchased with q moderate
down payment. See Mr.. Whisonant,
LA. 6-3556 on premises,
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LIVE RENT FREE and graciously-
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trees, off-street parking. daylight
ground level basement which has
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End floor rented for 500 per mo-.
which should carry all payments
on first trust; GI apDoved, only
81 down. approx. $3.50 is all you
need. Exclusive, E. F. STEFFEY,
JE 4-3447. JE. 2-497O,
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COLORED ATTENTION
OR DENTIST

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5-rm. doctors suite with 9 pvt.
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plete 5-rm. suite with . pvt. entrs
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AR has compl. apt. with pvt. entr..
kit. and . baths; 3rd fir.. finished
as living space which could be con-
verified into an apt. Entire building
IN excel. cond. owner wishes quick
sale. For terms, etc; call MT bgek'
l. T. BREJJNINGER & SONS
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CHILLUM AREA

Large seller lion Of modern and 6
rm BRICK hL.nes In his fne area
near D. c. line At Tacoma Park
OIL, FHA conventional Payments
less than rent. AUERBACH CO., Df.
7-650l, RA. 1862,
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4412 Illinois Ave. NV.

Detached Colonial 3-bed-
room home. beautifully dec
garage: deep rear ward: mod
ern kitchen; gas heat; coy
fireplace in spacious living
room; plenty OF room. Lovely
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MICHIGAN PARK
RIGGS PARK

Immac. 3-bedrm. brick semidet.: liv.
rm.. din. rm.. powder I'm. and equip.
kit. on LIST a. Exhaust fan. dis
posal. dishwasher. etcD, fully tiled
rec. rm: must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Buyer can assume lge. 4co
Erwin REALTY CO.
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R. G. dunno, Realtor
WA. 7-O7S2 HO. 10000
COLORED
1912 18Th ST. NE.

3725 26th ST. NE.
OPEN TODAY . TIL DARK
A Diet. 6-rm. home in very good cond.
with additional finished rm. in attic:
full bsmt.: oil h.-w.h.; excellent
terms TO qualified purchaser. Mr..
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REMEMBER THAT YOU HAVE BUT ONE SOUL
CHRISTMAS CLUBS

thy grave suce
the objective of D0LLARAMONTH MISSION CLUB called
PALACE GOLD helps homes for the
somedsy Blessings viii
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ARRANGE NOW FOR GREGoRIAN MASSES AFTER DEAfR
ASK ABOUT THE SUSPENSE CARD.
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CAVE OF BETHLEHEM

Our Catholic school Is In reality q modern Cave
of Bethlehem. where in the Manger OF the class
room Christ h formed and born again IN ths
hearts of our children. The ORPHAN SCHOOL
at ZOUK MIkAEL In Lebanon mast have new
building. $1,000 will build this Manger of the
Christ-Child. We will marx h with suitabie
plague In memory of yeur loved ones Every
little bit helps. Christ will increase and multiply
through your goodness.
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three be msnbs3
DOLLAR-A-MONTH CLUBS9 How IT, a
the end Of each day just empty purse pocket an
pennies them TO the Near East Missions xsuA D
amsved TO the monthly total. Won't ycu try 1T
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-25

CASH for Singles, Doubles or Dupisxes
HANSEL. Resltor, IA. 5ff5.
GENERAL STORE with modern apart.
ment. Well stocked with clean nadse.
Illness causing sale. Cox Store,
Brinkhaven, Ohio.
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SISTER MARY CHRISTMAS

when | am in our Chapel praying before the Blessed
Sacrament and when assisting at Holy Mass daily
will remember you and will offer special ntentions
the Heart of Jesus Such the heartfelt words
gratitude benefactor for providing much needed
tuition. SISTER MARIAN NOZZLE means Sister Mary
Christmas English She Is the and only novice of
the Little Sisters Of Jesus In Jerusalem Could you make
Christmas merry for Sister Mary? In the of Jesus
begs $500 for her woyear tuition This be paid
In convenient instsllments to $3.50 annually
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-25

MONICA 8 Altar Society. DOLLAR-AMONTH
supplies Altar Linens yestments for Atars
swsddIing clothes for the
Manger.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-25

The THREE CENTS-ADAY the CHRYSOS
poor Priesthood; MARYS BANK
Serhood the BASILIANS School
Club; the DAMIEN LEPER FUND. and ORPHANS BREAD
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MAKE YOUR WILL WILL PLEASE REMEMBER THE GOoD
LORD AND his NEAR EAST MISSIONS IN YOUR LAST WILL
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