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Casserole Dish
For Quick Meals
ny Margaret Dayton

There - nothing quite hike the
nutritious and economical casser-
ole dish using macaruni or
spaghetti and cheese for quick
type meal
This week We present this pop
uisr tho with variations we'r~
sure will win an Oscar" Of Good
Eating
Served with a tossed green sal
al hard rolls and fresh pine
apple dessert possibly a Sundse
ynI hav" a memorable meal that
hasn't kept you in your kitchen
half the day.
California NaSaroni and Chec>s
8 ounces elbow naCaruui
I strips bacon. diced labogt 4,
~
= cup chopped onion
, tablespoons enriched -four
teaspoon salt
Dash pepper
Dash curry powder
- cups milk
? cups shredded American cheese
about = pound
= cup chopped ripe olives
Buttsred cracker crumbs
Cook nacaroni In boiling saItsd
water until tender Gabout : min
utssi Drain ard rinse While
nacsroui IL cooking. brown bacon
hEhtly IN skillet Aad onion ard
brown lightly Stir IN -four. ssIt.
Pepper ard curry powder Aad
milk and cook until fhickrned.
stirring constantly ADD shredded
cheese and stir until well blended
Fold IN rascaroni ard olives Pour
into ~ quart casserole ard top
with butiersi cracker crumbs
Bake IN moderate ovsrn $3.50 -
% r7inU'ss Makes servings
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BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

Our interim minister, rev. J.
w Phelps. delivered q heartfelt
and forceflI message taken from
st. John 2s3. And when they
wanted vine. the mother Of Jes-
us saith unit him. they have no
vine His subject was Christ
Making the Shortage"
United with the church on
Christian experience were Mr. and
Mrs Paul Douglas, formerly Of
louisiana We welcome you TO
the fold.
Soul stirring music was furnish
ed by the Quinetss. Mrs. Dessie
Gresham. Mrs. Jennie Griaaarn.
Mrs Margaret Scott. Miss Mary
Sorreil and Mr. Cleon clifford
Leads also were taken by Mrs
yleila Thomas. Mr.. Robert Alex.
andsr and Mr. Louis Sorrell We
enjoyed these numbers very much.
Our visitors were many and we
regret that they failed TO register
However. we were very glad to
have them. II you have no church
home. come todn with us.
Our deepest sympathy is sx-
tended 10 the family and rela-
tives Of the late Mrs Julia Mae
Fullwood who Departed this life
early Sunday morning. March II.
at the shslterfnR Arms hospital
Mrs Sarah Benson. reporter
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MIL CRY ELEVENTH
WARD DFI. NrrTS
TUESDAY MARCH -

The Eleventh Ward psrnnrratic.
Farmer Labor club wtH meet
Tuesday. March - at = p m. tn
the basement % the Edgswaier
Methots, church. 52nd 20. ard
18th Az 3 Use basement en-.
trance.
Speakers win b. Oeorws Mar
tins, ninth ward alderman, whose
rIspert viii b. Your city Gov
eminent ard James y Conway
who has ben endorsed BY re
ch5h tsr ALDERMAN IN Ire nsn'h
wari We viii ;sIS On 80 plat
form, Both speakers will answer
QUESTION q, Ire conclusion - their
taTks
Coffee ami 5oughnuts ~fa ~
served
Everybody 4. ~~lcouse
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funeral Rites heid
For Fonnv Anderson

Service for Mrs Fanny kndcr.
SIN. 50. ~ 1Stt FSrh Az = were
held March II, at the wossiari
Funeral CHAPEL with Rev q "
Mcdonnell officiating The r..
mains were shipped to RInncn
FLA. or burial
Mrs Anderson died Friday
March IL, IN Our Lady cs Cool
Counsel hospital In -, Paul
Mrs Anderson was q native ~
McCrea, Ca. and had Hv,l tr,
Minneapolis for e,Eh, wears She
was 4 member ~ the ssth stree,
Church ~ God In CHRIST
Surviving arr her mother
brothers and ether relatives all
residing IN Rurn~li Fla
Mrs Willis Temple with whom
Mrs, Anderson nsde hev home.
accompanied tNs remains 20 "a.
wcciars F>lrsrSi Hor~ vas IN
charge % arrangements
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T. ing
l4a!ih
Worship together THE week

Peters Of the First Church Of De-
Averaace Of Chicago. Mr.. Peters
u a great singer and he VIII take
mas place with the singers Of
Friendship.
In the afternoon We filed an en-
gagsment al Holsey Memorial
church, where our minister
brought A wonderful message tax
Inz as text from ISiah l2:3- HIS
SUB lect was, With Joy ye shan
draw water out Of the wells Of
Salvation"
The Seven Wonders also render
sd singing az Pilgrim Rest BaP-
rlst church IN the Afternoon We
enjoyed them all
At the 100 2. m. service at
Friendship. cur pastor spoke on
Lowe" He brought out many
fine pants on love.
We are grateful for all visitors
All are welcome Please come o.
gain
Miasion Will be held AZ 7.3o p.
m. Tuesday; Prayer. T:3o We'd
nssday and choir rehearsal FIN
day at 100 p. n. all at the
church.
Sister Jackson 10 confined 20
her home duo 10 ulness- Let u
pray for her and go and visit
with her. for we are our broth
srs keeper Mrs. Nellie Buck
halter, reporter.
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He restoreth your soul o.
BORDER METHODIST CHURCH

NIhDkh mEIhODAST INT Mn
After delivering q sermon AZ
The Walker Home for the Aged,
Rev. Charles sexton returned 10
Border AT II O. m and gave a
great grafton On the Long SUI
fsrlnSs Of God" The sermon and
the scripture reading were taken
from Lat Timothy where Paul.
after preparing Timothy for the
ministry writes 70 Timothy The
movie Green Pastures was re-
serred 20 in the scene where the
world had become so wicked that
Gabriel kept asking God Il he
should blow his horn and end IL
all In CLOSING. Rev. Sexton re-
minded us Of the patience Of God
through long suffering. giving and
love for Hls children as q mother
20 her child
Following service q meeting Of
the official board Of the church
was held in preparation for the
fourth quarterly conferences % be
held Tuesday. March y. The con-
ference win begin with q dinner at
the church at $40 p m. Reminder
10 all board members who did not
attend Sundays meeting. all re-
ports must be ready 20 be turned
IN
The Usher Board Wishes 20
thank all Of those who helped 10
make their dinner on last Satur-
day an overwhelming success.
The choir under the direction
81 Mr. Douglas Lewis has shown
great Improvement not only in
quality. but In quantity a. well.
In closing may I suggest that
you try smiling awhile. and give
your frOwn a rest. "--Church re-
porter
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of my mother
Mrs. Emma James. who passed
away one year ago, March is.
1884.
In memory's lovely garden where
remember joys bloom fair.
Your memory, dear mother. Is
the bightestb lossom there.
I will always remember your
precious ways and happy smile,
I'm thankful for the angel God
loaned me for a while.
have lost my souls companion.
life linked with my own,
And day by day ! miss you
more as walk through life
alone
While you lay peaceful sleep.
dear mother,
Your memory I shall always
keep.
Sadly missed by Miss Lucille
Padgett
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Ronald NJ Bradshaw. formerly
81 81 81. AnthonJ Az, a resident
II s. Paul for ~ years. died SUD
5sn!Y IN Tuesday morning. March
IS, goilGsSfnz heast attack.
Barn 10 Chicago. M. Mr.. Brad
ahn1 rad been In the employ al
The Gao LIns Railroad tor many
years, where he pss . chef c0n<.
Mr. and Mrs Bradshaw had a!at
moved % their hons, 474 ~. An
rhGny several days before he wa
stricken
Surviving Mr. Bradshaw are his
wife. Mrs Frances Bradshaw. a
son. Ronald Bradshaw. his
mother. Mrs Kate Bradshaw.
three SISTERS. Mrs Dorothy Brad
ley and Mrs Louise Stokes ~ ~.
Paul and Mrs. Evadns Mcconnell
ot Detroit. Mich . brother. stan
IsY ~ Sandy springs Nd q niece
Jseqssiins JohnAon and nephs-V
John Wesley Ksndsii
Mrs Mcconnell arrived from
Detroit on Wednesday evening.
March 10 and Ronald. his son, a
student at Tennessee A. ard T..
Nashville Tenn, arrived on
Thursday morning
F1nsrai services for Mr. Brad
shaw VIII be held at 81 James
AME Church. with the Rev y. J
Jones officiating on Friday after
noon, March IA. at . m Re vas
also . member of Dining Car
Employees Union. Local sis Bur.
iaI will he In Oakland csmstsry
Brooks Funeral Home IL in charge
~ The services
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james p. Conway Files
For Ilth Word Aldermen

James y Conway, tT2S Park
Az 3 filed Wednesday. March 10
for Alderman ~ the 18th Ward
In Ming he released the follow
ing statement
Tn ming a. candidate for
Alderman Of the ilth Ward hc.
cause Of deep conviction that
immediate action must be taken
on some Of The basic problems ~
tho city
At present there u IN, Of
talk about ts~n-age delinquency
but not many proposals. 10 help
the teen ag~r help himself pro-
poss and will work for immediate
establishment 81 an adequate teen
age center centrally located with
in the school districts Of Central
Roosevelt. Southwest and wash
burn shan take this matter W
Immediately with tho PTAs ot
these schools and other interested
groups have already taken this
NJ with certain groups and I wiIl
contact all groups for the further
arrr ~ this project
IN" tax payers ~ the lin
ward are now supporting The low
tax areas while Industry "a NOV
ing ~, ~ 'h- suburbs We
should develop bHghted srras 90
keep our industry ard IN" tsS
dollar In the ci'y And thereby 70
duo. the home owners taxes ~
the san" time this would relieve
the police department. ~ policing
fNras huEhtsd areas and give the
honso~r~rs more polic. protec-
ton
Mr. Conway claims hs - not in
agreement with present prur"d-
urs u issuing liquor licenses IN
the city 81 Minneapolis Care
flI consideration must b. given
corrective proposals such ss sub
r,iited By the Citizens League ~
Minneapolis and such other
groups" he said
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Harris -Day kuptisl
Vows Reed Tuesdoy
A. 81. James Church

In . quiet and beautiful cers-
nony on Tuesday. March IS. at
81 James AME church at 30 ..
m. MiSs Margaret Marie Harris
became the bride % 1t. Marvin
Leslie Day Miss Harris 10 the
daughter % Mrs Florsnos DAVIS
Harris and Tsdtord Harms 1t
Day. the Snn of Mr.. and Mrs
George w Day, ot Huron. 3 d.
IL In the infantry
Prenuptial music was played
by Mrs Prentice Harris The
VOWS were read by the Rev y J.
Jones. pastor Of 81. James.
Given in marriage by her faith
-r. the bride was kvsly In an
ics blns nyIon gown with ht;ed
bodice and bouffsnt skirt with
white embroidery She wore mat
ching blue slippers, white gloves
and carried bouquet OF Tiny red
and white roaebuds.
Her bridesmaid. Miss Leah Da-
via UaA attractiiys clad In q
powder blue linen two piece dress
Nth a circular peblum just be-
loR The Waistiine she wore blue
shoes, white gloves and carried
bouquet of red and white roses
The groom was attended by
Lur Day Miss COrrtns Grant sang
fiscauas" and was accompanied
ny Mrs Robert Harris.
The mother 81 the bride was
charming in a navy blue frock II
alb shRntung and wore matching
Accessories. shs wore q corxaE.
~ red and white roses with step
hanotis
Immediately following the cere.
mony q reception was held at the
home 81 Mr. and Mrs Lus Day.
T32 R00do The reception Was
given by the Mesars and Mines
p~an sp~sss and Naeso Moody
Guests we're served from q beau.
tlfuliy laid table Conferred on a
white cloth 81 MADEIRA lace was
q three TERED cake with SILVER
wedding bells on the top From
tapersd white candles ast in silver
candslahrs. white satin ribbons
were stretched 20 the chandeliers
On each corner ~ the table were
silver wedding bells
Assisting At the reception we're
the Misses Shirley Spsrae and
sally Moody and Mrs Crnla
Jones The couple rrCctvsd many
lovely and useful gif's
It Day VIII leave e, Paul to-
day for Philadelphia. IA. where
he viii await an overseas assi En-
ment Mrs Day plans 10 JOIN her
husband a. future date
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SIOUX
"a L.
NEWS
N O 7 e 5

Not tao much ado around here
this week 80 I shah take thia op-
portanity 20 mention q fsw folks
1hs aren't IN the news often.
Mrs.. stxhlin. mother Of Mrs L.
Clark In on the shut-in list 90 let's
try 10 remember her with some
nice gesture. Mrs. e. Warden Ia
doing nicely after her fall. Mrs.
n. Bolts il spending lots Of her
tine In foors so stop In and chat
with her Mrs T. Pendelton
doesn't get out too much but she
to doing fine. and shs and Mr. r
look better everyday To you
newcomers I'd Ike you 10 know
the PsndsI,ons were very active in
81, johns church before their
Illness
James Martin " on HIS own and
ding fine since his illness last
winter he IL working AZ the
National Bank Of South Dakota
u c, Collins Ia looking and acting
real clipper these days.
Looks like NE are really going
% be q loser when Mrs w
Thompson moves 10 Minneapolis
Mrs 7. is q darn good example Of
real Christian woman. believe
abe gghts ore h,tIe candle every.
day
Charlotte WeIcher Ia a student
at Mediation Commercial College
and soon shsn b. ready for the
business world She's . fine young
woman who u going 10 go places
one day
Maurice Coakley Is doing nicely
playing basketball. the KID IL
good too. have him and Paul
Coakley Jr. In Sunday School and
Ss have 70 play Just q little bas-
kstban every Sunday
I've almost lost Paul coakiey
sr lie IL sharp a. a ,wo-btt razor
and keep . few gals around here
keyed up Paul spent q 10, Of time
IN Calf. 30 I'VE are a little dull.
but he loves IN.
There IA a rIrnor that they are
going 10 close the Vets Hospital
here, but don't be too alarmed.
because ws Just doubt that
Four % our men are out there
Minnie Frank Ia doing fine. keep
ing busy babysitting
You folks that didn't get your
papers thru the mail last week
we'll see tina; they come pronto
next week You know W. have
been moving and things are no,
right just yet.
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Hobovs sanks spsaks
~ 81. Louis povk
Monday, March ~

Hobart Banks former chair
man 81 the bcal CORE chapter
and q graduate student a. the uni.
vsrnty. WiiI speak On "H0~ Pre-
isIdIcs Effects the Negro" Mon
day night March al. al the ~
Louis Park Council on Human
Relations
Banks tAlk Monday evening 10
one ~ series ~ lectures spon.
Epred by the council The lectures
~tii deal with the various phases
81 the human relations field
The meeting will be held at the
Union Congregational church, On
ford and Alabama Az and starts
At eight . m.
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of our dear
mother. Mrs. Nancy Stewart, who
passed away March 20, 1912
Rest on dear mother,
Thy labor over.
Thy willing hands will toll no
more
A faithful mother. both true and
kind
A trIer mother you could never
find
For all % us she did her best
God grant her eternal rest.
RAYMOND Stewart. Eugene
Stewart Ruth Pierce. Mary
Miller. Alice Scott and Allene
Neal. children.
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ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev r. W. Bolts Sr.'s sermon
Sunday. March IL, was very en-
tightening and filed with spirit
uaI food for the soul His subject
was Being Ignorant Of Gods
r. righteousness Thoughts 10 pom
der are, For they being ignorant
Of Gods Righteousness and going
about 10 establish their own
righteousness have not submit
ted themselves unto the righteous
ness Of God and unless our right
sotIsness exceed that Of the
scribes and PharIsees we viii not
see Gods face in peace. Scrip
tur>. Romans l0.l-l0.
Music was rendered by the SEN
Tor Choir directed by Mr. Willie
r Hale and the Junior Choir dir
Evening service was a real
ected by Mrs Catherine Jenkins.
treat The Gospel Chorus present
ed Julius Caesar in recital II
was well attended and enjoyed by
all
Visitors for the day were Mrs.
Mary 10 Hester, Miss Thelrna
bTS~ns WI VIII AlFHDDIkH vi
Minneapolis and Mr. Leroy Gun
ninRhon Of 80. Paul
Please remember the SICK and
shut-ins with cards and prayers.
Our list includes Steven Pettiford
722 Fremont Az. N. Connie Nc
Coy. 1901 Humboldt Az N: Mrs.
James Mosley. $50 Bryant Az. N:
Mrs ENIIrina Mobiley, 81 Royal
ston Az. ": Mrs. Velrna Williams,
Glen Lake Sanatortum Mrs. BeS-
sic Wright General hospital, Mrs.
Carrie Buchanan. Cornelius Nurs-
ing Home. Arthur Cunningham,
RantouI. III. Felix Braxton. Vet
Grams hospital and Otto Suddeth.
Veterans hospital
Zion extends sympathy 10 Mrs
Alberta Harris and family on the
loss Of an uncle.
Congratulations 20 the proud
parents. Mr. and Mrs Clifford
Marty on the birth OF a daughter
and Mr. and Mrs Pete Batsell. a
son
We welcome you 10 all service
at Zion. Mrs Cynthia West
brooks. reporter,
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JULIUS Caesar, local tenor Viii
give q recital q; ~. PstsTs AME
church Sunday March 20 at TO
o. m. ThlA will be- the third Of a
series u such programs given for
Mr. Caesar.
The recital 10 sponsored by Star
I1,s Usher Board AZ -. Peters
oS which Savannah Hammond is
president and LaciIls McAdans
ia supervisor. James Nichols viii
play q paano nunnbsr. Miss L>enora
Bray Will accompany the singer
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0 IN MEMoRlAM


In loving memory Of my hus-
band, Robert 3. Moulden, who
passed away March 20. 1858.
God knows how much I miss you.
Never shall your memory fade.
LOVING thoughts shall always
wander
To the spot where you were laid.
Sadly missed by wife. Mrs.
Edith Moulden.
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory OF our dear
husband and brother. Julius w.
Avery. who passed away five
years ago, March IS.
God saw you suffer day by day
He knew the pains you bore
He said TO your heart. peace. be
still
And then you suffered no more
We who love you sadly miss you
As Il dawns another year.
In the lonely hours OF dreaming
Thoughts Of you are always
near"
Matte. wife: Bertha and En-
ola, sisters
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o CARDS OF THANKS
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for the many
cards, kilograms, flowers. pray
ers, visits and other kindnesses
during our recent bereavement on
the loss of our dear daughter and
grand daughter. Mrs Elizabeth
Marie Preston. II was heart
warming TO know that 90 many
others shared our grief.
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Card OF Appreciation
CARD OF APPRECLATION

I wish 10 thank my many
friends for their prayers and kind
expressions shown me through
beautiful cards, flowers ard
calls during my illness and hos
pitaHzation- Special thanks 10 my
pastor. Rev. Martin L. Simmons
and other ministers who visited
me. Your thoughtful interest was
a source Of deep encouragement
and I shah always cherish every
gesture.
Mrs. Margaret Rhodes, 1924
CLINTON Ave. 8.
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md ~ We Mind Ia ono another.
'suderAearted. forgfvtng so~ an
sth~r, even .. God for Chrtsfs
ssks hatA sorrtv~n yea. - Eps>.-
tsss q So
wAsn ws s'ap 20 think ths,
Cot f,vFiv~s "a - our sins NJ
0nee hut many times ira, he
iov-s "a Sssps's ssW unwur.hinsss.
Ao~ = u paSanls ina. ws ear
ss~p urkirfn~ss resentment. hsi.
rNt art resentment IN our hearts
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WATCHING; waEs In So
Paul hsSr Pa, up sign. r~asiinE;
LORD u watching yoH." since
the resignation % Cisii service
uir~ctar slower.
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81 v WOSs
~ Vows
MY 90 NEHNtFta
TATE az MINI EaIFTA

COUNTY % WFagEPts
STATE ~ aINs ENDTA
nGTrHft~T COUNT
FOURTH JuBigtA. DISTRICT
Evelyn N UgffFBsa,
FIslntIr'.
Forrest W uaffman.
THH STATE o. atsNEsA,rTA ~
rte AnGNE NAMED
DEFENDANT
Fsa sFa haraby aummnusd abi
fagHtr~d ca ARaSsF the CuWptatHt -
Ihs f.iatatiff 10 the above eutlflsd
arttou. Whtub Complaint has haan
ftiad IN the office ~ tha CiaFa -
th@ above hansa CoaFt. CITY 81
Monographs, County 81 itaansplHr
state - Minnesota and 60 serve
copy % YeaF AHsw~F 80 aaid Com
ptaBut ~ the asttsaC ribwFw at th@tr
pfffs.a fas Narthwsstsrn Federal
saltdtas NinHsa sails Aianasata.
wfthlH thtFtY iiaI DAYS after asF-
9loe % iris Summons uron Y8H. 80
elusive - The dRF ~ such sarsIrs
and " YaH fsil - sBaWvr the said
Compliant Within the time sf8rss
said the ptatHIlN in tbis agtlan
~Eil apply 10 the Cn0St fsF The re-
Hrf dsmaniSa IN said Cnnpiatnt
FsatHh March e taEg
SEAFHBV a rEUL
AtfurRrVs fpr ETslNliff
Fak Nprth NsafsrU Federal HHllitnN
Minneapolis a Minnesota
l4pHA sswau. March a.. - 80
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Te~naK~Vs news !. found week
" In D~t'- and Dates by Shirley
Iachsan. FaStsara RaEnea.
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Richest cofholie
Nun Friend o.
Minovisies Dies

Cornwall ga The richest nun
inn the world, the Rev Mother
Mary Katharine DrsEsi who for
'hs pas, ~ years. has devoted al.
most every ysn.y ~ her 81 .0O0-a-
day incGms 10 the education Of
Negroes and Indians. died tn
Cornwall Heights. Pa. Friday AT
the age ~ ~
The aged nun who pioneered
IN the long uphil fight 81 bring
ing education 20 Negroes in the
South, and especially In New
Orleans. belonged 10 one Of the
rountrY'A fabui0,Nly wealthy fam
lies Tier father Francis A DrsS-
81. partner In the banking house Of
DreSsl. Morgan a Co. died tn
Iss5, leaving his daughter halls
the income ~ a SIS 900 900 ss-
tate
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Revolutionary

Although aggregated schools
are ruw universally cnudsmrsd 49,
isprfying euj0rvd people ~ their
lEhta ., tho time when Mother
prcNsl suS young they were no,
only progressive bat well nigh
revolutionary
To-day the order she founded
conducts 30 elementary schools
ami ~ high Schools thruughou,
the country
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Tsana,sd Order

whsn she returned 90 the
TINTED states IN" entered tho
convent ~ the sisters % Mercy
q, Pittsburgh That vas IN 1891
n was not long after that that
she founded her own order the
Sisters - tho Bissssd Sacrament
for Indians and CUlored People
ard gathered around her group
~ ~ other dedicated women. To
day the order numbers 500. and
" ~as In tho Mother HOUSE % the
order 20 which ahs devoted her
Wholr he and " which she vas
superior general that Mother
ureSrl died
ahc bravrd the opposition ~
New Orleans best people ard
rranlu'ely founded be Bls.ss,i
Sacrament Elementary School.
lrcaisi IN sonIs's and Constance
streets fnf Segrues Then she
Furrhascd The alc which - now
Xavier TUgr s,hnnl ar Magazine
and Soniat Streets. ani la,rr IN
1874 ,hi~i IN the building -
Navvr University a, Napoleon
and pine Streets
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That Waa In tho period follow
ing the CiNi War and At = time
when all adult Negroes had been
systematically deprived ~ book
learning a. a matter - policy ami
~ Law by the ruling Southern
whites
Mother DrrSsi then young
woman IN her tsentiss waa one
81 those rare individuals whn.
although shs had known every
luxury was distressed and ar.
g,iiahsd by the plight ~ people
Who hal been deprived the priv
llsEss she had taken for granted
tIsr decision 20 become = nun
followed trip 10 Rome where
an, pleaded with Pop. leo XIII
"a assign teachers 20 Negro and
Indian schools The Pope asked
her why she did not undertake
gha S.srss6 hmrMrH
Evening star., 1955-07-24

For your convenience the Downtown Store will be open
Saturdays $3.50 to for the duration of the Transit
Strike. Chevy Chase Alexandria also open Saturdays
Evening star., 1955-07-24

Would you like to sell beau
tiful fashion merchandise
and enjoy a generous dis
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