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At double ring ceremony on
Friday. May 81. at = p. m, mar
rage vows we're spoken by Miss
Helen Marie Hall and Arthur
Pierre at tho home Of the groom =
grandmother. Mrs Alice Wise
l5i5 Fourth Az. = Rev. Joseph
Jackson, pastor Of Pilgrim Rest
Baptist church. performed the
ceremony In the presence Of mem
bcrn ~ both families and friends
The bride Ia the daughter Of
Mrs Rosie Hall OF 3700 Fourth
Az = and the groom IL the son ~
Mr. wyatt Pierro % 1915 Fourth
Az =
Given in marriage by her broth.
rr. Willie Hail. tho bride was
lovely In gown OF white en-
broidercd organdy fashioned with
a fitted bodice trimmed with self
covered buttons down the front "a
the waist. short sleeves high
neCkline with demure Peter Pan
collar The ballcrlna length fun
bourfant skirt was scalloped q.
cross the bottom ~ the hemline
She wore a half crown Of now
rrs with nose veil. white kid san
tsla and a corsagr ~ rcd Ameri
can Beauty roses and lily OF the
valley and pearl earrings
Mrs Ronald Judy Jr, was her
matrou 81 honor and only attend
ant Her dTesS NJ blue marquisette
was designed with rhinestone
studded bodice. short sleeves. v
neck and FUN skirt ballerina len
9Th She wore a blue straw hair
hat with velvet roll across tho
front, blue kid pumps and twn
strand necklace ~ pearls
Mr. Jesse Martin was Mr.
rierrn's best man
\ reception for about Is guests
was held immediately following
the wedding The brides table was
spread with a white cloth and
conferred with the two TERED wed
ding cake with bride and groom
ornament at the top
The happy couple received an
array ~ lovely and useful gifts
Mr. and Mrs Pierro are at
home 10 their friends At ssiS
Fourth Az y
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FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

AS An Angel Stirreth Up Her
Nest" Deut. 32:Il, was the text
used by our minister. Rev. l.. c
Harris, At the IL a. m hour His
subject was God Is Stirring His
Nest lthe world" and what a
sermon II was So many things
that he brought out were true,
such as God stirreth us as in
diwduals The message reminded
us 20 remember how God stirred
us once. and is still doing 50 when
We fail To keep His command
ments.
The Lord blessed rs with an
other addition. Mrs Savella Web
sfer formerly Of Bethesda Our
minister placed her on the Dea-
ruuess Board We are happy 10
have her. her daughter and SON.
in-law We thank the Lord for
them.
The Mission also brought A
wonderful program in the after
noon. Since the president. Mrs
Opal Clark. was cat OF town visit
ing in Iowa. Mrs Raymond Wal
lace conducted the program. as
sisted by Mrs. Adams and must
say they had most interesting
program
New Hope Baptist church was
invited a. guests and their min
ls'er Rev Williams brought a
powerful message taken from
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ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH

Didn't our hearts burn within US
as he spoke TO US on the wayside
Sunday school opened with the
superintendent, Mrs. Frankie r
Jones presiding at $40 a. m. The
subject OF the lesson was He
zekiah Meets Crisis" Chron.
3i-32: Isiah $3.50 The important
point brought out by the teachers
was that we can meet any crisis
in our lives IL we use God as a
shield an surround on lives with
God.
Our morning service opened
with the ACE League chair rem
dering the music at IL a. m. Mrs
and Miss Wilma Winston, pianist
The message was brought to US
by pastor Edward w. Berry. His
subject was Prayer Time In
America, scripture 2 Chmon. l.
IL. He pointed out that prayer is
the key TO the kingdom and that
GAL Il JUNE 3 " kytlly It'll
II the Christians OF America get
together and pray that God will
heal America, we will have a bet
ter land to live in.
Giving praises TO God in the
highest were the Glittering Stars.
the Seven Wonders, the Flying
Eagles, the Royal Jubileers and
Rev 4. G. Casstus, "a they gave
us splendid songs and sermon in
our afternoon service. We are al
ways glad TO have visitors to come
in and help us carry on in the
name Of the Lord. This program
was sponsored by the Usher
Board
Visitors are welcome 10 worship
with ia at any time Mines G
May and F.. W. Berry, reporters.
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sT. PETERS A.M.E. CHURCH

sT. PETERS A.M-E- CHURCH
jeremiah 1867 was the scrip
turaI background used for the
morning message on Sunday at
st. Peters by the pastor, the
Rev. NJ. L. Simmons. %. house
OF Israel. can | not do with you
as this potter has done ?" says the
Lord. Behold, like the clay in
the potter's hand, so are you in
my hand, o house OF Israel"
Some OF the take home"
thoughts were-JuBt as clay is in
the hand OF the potter, so man "
in the hands Of God. Man is free.
but he has limitations he cannot
pass. God in divers means is go
ing 10 bring this nation 10 Him
self. Human beings must make
themselves pliable TO the VIII Of
God. II was a great message and
well received by the large audi
ence present.
For quite some time now this
column has been silent. but that u
no sign that there are no activ-
ties taking place, and Their are
many more in the offing. The
Class Leaders Council recently
reutalized by the pastor Is pro-
wing quite beneficial. Putting your
class number on the back Of your
weekly envelope will be OF great
help 10 the committee.
am happy 10 report the inn
provement OF the health Of Mrs
NJ l.. Simmons. She lB smiling
because the parsonage is to be re-
novated and decorated in the near
future.
Children's Day exercises by the
Church School will be held at
9:45 on Sunday morning or during
the Sunday school hour. June II
In the date At 7:45 p. m. on the
same day a very unique program
will be rendered at the church
called new Experiments in Re
ligious Education. Miss Connee
Chivers IL chairman and Mrs. w
G.. Maxwell Is co-chRirman
Shall we have a column every
week II so give me the news Of
your groups. (WG,MD
Congratulations TO Mrs. Me
Adams and her Starlight Usher
Board. These young people make
US very proud Of the way they
day.
serve the people every third Sun
Sunday, June 5 Is the last
Quarterly meeting for the Con-
ference year All choirs are asked
by the pastor to sing at the after
noon service. W GIN.
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/ fled that he first saw the defend
ant in the office Of 1t. l.. E. Nc
Auliffe. He was asked II he saw
the hands ow skinner, Tighe testi-
fled that he noted two small
wounds on the back OF his hand
and between several fingers. and
that his hand was taped. Intro
duced M State exhibit n. was a
photo enlargement Of the defend
ants has az taken by Tighe.
The statement made by skinner
TO detective J. l.. Rail was intro
dIced into evidence as states ex-
hibit I. In the statement, Skinner
admitted beating Russell and
dragging him into the vacant lot.
Doctor Robert james Mcclellan
associate pathological at Ancker
hospital. who performed the auto
autopsy on tn. deceased, testified
that he found no significant in
juries on the victim below the
neck. He said that the cause OF
death was multiple injuries about
IN. head, including fractures Of
the jaw, nose. right orbital plate.
h"morrhags ~ the ainuses and
multiple small hemorrhages Of
tho brain.
A tense moment was when
Hoffman. on cross examining DR..
Mcclellan, asked II II were not
30 that the victim died Of an
air emboius" an the medical re-
port said that Russell stopped
breathing suddenly while blood
was being pumped into his veins
Or. Mcclellan, qualified AZ n
medical expert, denied that an
air emboius' In and 81 itself,
without the other surrounding
injuries caused tho death Of the
victim
Roland Mayss. 400 w. Central.
son-in.law ~ John Dixon Sr.. tss-
titled that he visited the Dixon
hons on April rs. driving a 81
Pontiac and said he left at about
2 o. m. Hs said that when he
went outside he saw the police
and photographer. hut that he
had heard nothing from inside Of
tho house
The defense rested ia case after
akinnsr's testimony,
AZ the close Of Wednesday,
session. Judge Robert v. Rsnsch.
presiding Judge, advised the Jury
not 10 make any lunch or dinner
plans for Thursday
There IL a good chance that the
case will reach tho Jury sometime
Thursday afternoon, after this
papers press deadllne
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CARD OF THANKS

We. tho family OF the late Mrs
Bessie Wright, wish 10 extend our
appreciation 10 all OF our friends
relatives and ueighbors who Of
fered their kind expressions Of
help and sympathy during her
Illness and death Especially w
want 20 thank Rsvs n w Rotta
her pastor. Charles s Jones r.
HENDERSON. Martin l.. simmons and
W +. Battle for their ConsnUuE
words and able assistance
For the many messages cards
kilograms and beautiful floral
tributes, we will always be CRATE
fui.
Mr. and Mrs Wesley J Lyle
and family
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MRS. MAXWELL. ON
KEYD SUNDAY

Mrs. Wreatha G. Maxwell, 5000
goth Av s., viii appear on tele-
vision KEUD. Channel 8. at 4;3O
p m, Sunday. June 8 on the
Family Life Program sponsored
by Minneapolis and ~. Paul
Council Of Churches. She will be
interviewed on a panel discussion
Of interTacisl problems.
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BORDER METHODIST CHURCH

God Is my strong salvation,
what foes have I to fear? As we
enter the house Of God. we have
nothing TO fear from without only
that within our heart, mind and
soul. Only Jesus can arm US with
the armour that sin cannot pene-
trate Scripture from Ezekial, "a.
The subject Of Rev. Charles NJ.
Sections morning message was,
The Plant OF Renown." We all
are the plants Of God. Whether we
are plants Of reknown Of not is
purely the actions Of our secrifi-
ces, beliefs and learning.
Seek ye the Lord while he may
be found. Visitors were Mr.. Curtis
II. Lyons and Mr.. Fred Wallace.
We were very happy to welcome
Mrs. l.. v. Monson as a new mem
Der. Mrs. Monsoon has a fine back
ground OF Christian service.
Almighty God, Father of all
mercies, we're asking Your bless
ings on those who are sick. shut lin
and afflicted. Lest we forget.
Things to remember: The new
conference year has begun. Re
member TO see Mr.. Jones for your
new envelopes.
In closing, do you agree How
easy II Ii TO do, depends on how
hard you are trying TO do it,
Harry Davis. reporter.
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SIOUX
r A L L s
NEWS
N 7 e S


show respect 20 the dead and re-
member the living. Sioux Falls
was "A peaceful sort Of a place
over the busy holidays. I don't be-
lieve I vsntured farther than my
own back yard, haven't been 10
church for a couple Of Sundays
and no help me, I feel like a hea-
then.
Gwyn ToIbeTt brought a house
guest home over the holiday and
several Minneapolis youngsters
motored down 20 spend the day,
and like youngsters they make
their own fun. and 10 they did.
The George Vaughn home was a
busy place, when three OF the
Vaughn boys and their grand
parents came TO spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen were the
grand parents. The Vaughn boys
had a minor accident while here,
which caused more folks from At
Gibson, Kans, 10 come 10 Soiux
Falls. Richard Allen and Jesse
Downing saved the day by re-
teurning the Vaughn boys To At
Gibson. Everyone was pleased that
no one was hurt seriously. 80 the
boys enjoyed themselves before
they left. George ed Vaughn was
welcomed home by a baby son.
The stork arrived after Mr..
Vaughn left for 3. r,
All Of us were happy TO see and
chat with Mrs. Bridgewatsr who
spent three days here as the guest
of the Alg. Frost family Mrs
Bridgrwster visited in many OF
the homes and was dinner guest
Of the Shelbys Mrs Bridgewatsr
Ia looking fine.
The J. Cabbells brought Mrs
Laws home with them when they
spent the day in Sioux city. Mrs
Laws IL the mother Of Mrs. A
Butler. Monday the A. Buffers
spent the afternoon with the Cab
bells, then returned home with
Mrs Laws
The Tolsons day was made
brighter when their son, Jaco OF
Minneapolis came home for the
holidays
Paul Coakley spent his day In
Omaha visiting friends Anyone
who knows Paul knows that he
lived II up and he II sensational
wherever hs goes so We know he
had fun.
We must sincerely welcome
Penny Starks and husband 10 our
fold She IA employed with tho
Modern press here and says she
likes IL lie IL stationed AZ Candy.
Mimi.
Miss l. Baker ~ Flandreau. lz
the last ~ the teachers 20 leave
this semester She IL finishing
some work with the officials og
the school and sncialixing In
Sioux Falls before she goes 20
Pittsburgh Miss Baker has been
here three years and doesn't plan
70 return next fall She Is planning
on teaching in the East
Tho Aliens who are from Atchi-
sun. Kans., enjoyed having the
Vaughn boys Jess. Downing and
Richard Allen share the comforts
81 their cozy apartment Mr.. Allen
is catChcd on the team % Sioux
Motors Mr. Allen u q real all D.
round good sportsman.
Mother Wheeler ~ enjoying
fine reunion with her daughter
The Casey Jones Duo made a
fine impression on nightciub
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Twin City
Church NeWs

Leroy Davis, Rondo Perkins and
Mrs. Cole, all OF Minneapolis.
Sick and shut-ins: Mrs. 1.
Johns, Mt. Sinai hospital and Mrs.
Gladys Green, Fairview hospital.
All others are improving. Con-
tinue TO send cards and pray for
all.
Zion extends sympathy TO Mrs.
Jeanne Shepherd and family in
the loss Of her mother. Mrs. John
son.
You are always welcome at
ZiOn.--Mrs. Cynthia Westbrooks,
reporter.
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Phillip 40. He delivered an In
spring message. We enjoyed him
beautiful music in songs The
so much. HIS choir also rendered
Chairman, Deacon Jones, gave
some very inspiring remarks.
Friendship and New Hope are
planning to do many good things
together for Kingdom building for
the master.
also want to mention our own
choir. They really did sing Sun
day morning. Rev. Wilson Is a
wonderful director. In the evening
song service, words are inadequate
to express the spiritual time we
had. Everyone was made happy.
The Royal Jubileers, Glittering
Stars, Flying Eagles and Seven
Wonders all really did sing! The
church was filled to capacity.
The Seven Wonders rendered
some numbers at another church,
but they came home in time to
ioin in the service here. What we
love about our pastor is that he
believes in having a live spiritual
church. You can shout, run, clap
your hands. or cry. He says, Let
the spirit have its own way"
The president Of our Pastors
Aid il arranging an interesting
program for June 5th. Rev. NJ. c.
Conwell OF Holsey Memorial and
his congregation will be with US,
also the Church of God in Christ,
Rev. G. w. Mcconnell. minister.
We are looking forward to having
a wonderful time in Christ. The
Lords Supper will be given by
candle light. II you attend, you
il so sacred.
Business meeting will be held
Tuesday at s p. m. All members
are asked to be present. Reports
are TO be made.
The fruit of the Spirit Is love,
Joy peace, long suffering, gentle
ness, goodness, faith.-Mrs. Nellie
Buckhalton, reporter.
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ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday. May Goth, was Ursula
Matron Missionary Day. Mrs 4.
J. Henderson was mistress Of
ceremonies. The Christian Wo-
mans Pledge was repeated with
everyone standing. Rev. c. s.
Jones delivered a dynamic mes
sage: the theme. For Such an
Hour As This" His subject was
You need a Saviour" We are Nv
ing in perilous times when so
many things are happening with
a Saviour whom we can depend
sin ever present. what we need IL
on and who VIII surely deliver us
The Young Peoples choir sang
for the morning service. Mrs. Luz
Ia Seaton was soloist.
The president OF Ursula
Matrons. Mrs. p Moore. gave a
few brief remarks.
United with the church were
Miss Carmen Williams and Miss
Sandra Perkins, candidates for
baptism.
Our evening service was very
inspiring Rev. F.. J Henderson
talked 10 all missionaries and told
them their duties and the things
We must DO ~ Christian mis-
siOnaTies,
our visitors today were Miss
Gloria Lewis. Cameron. Tex
Mrs Aida Calvin. New Orleans
La. CALVIN Cooper. Buffalo. n
Y Calvin G. Camp, Toledo O..
Allen Reed. Omaha, Neb Daniel
White. ST. Louis. Mo. Mr. and
Mrs Maurice Turner. Chicago.
sherman McElroy Mr. and Mrs
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish 10 thank our many
many friends and nciEhbors f0r
their great kindness shown dur
ing our recent bereavement. Tho
many beautiful flowers. cards
visits. prayers and other tokens
% coincidence helped uS through
our grief
We also wish % thank Rev VI
/. simmons. Rev Louis Johnson
and Rev J J Ciayhurn for their
kind words and prayers We shall
not forget them
Family of the late Mrs Anna
n Lacey.
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o CARDS or THANKS
CARD OF APPRECIATION

wish 10 thank my many
friends for their prayers, visits.
flowers and contributions during
my recent confinement ~ two
months At st. Lakes Hospital
Mrs Beveltne Cole, tOI RondO
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4 card % thanks IL n quick.
effective. economical way to say
Thank you
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In 1884. nearly two million cas-
ualties were recorded for motor
vehicle accidents.
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JDGE i Rem ID
By DILLINGHAM;
AT AUGUST SALE PRICES

Superby crofted Of solid Wisconsin elm with the
smart homemoker budget in mind. In open stock,
specifically designed for piece-bypieee collection
in complete array Of over IS units for every room
sensibly priced. On display at both downtown and
Spring voIIey stores. Budget accounts invited.
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TEEN ETIQUETTE
Guide Rules for Boy
Asking for First Date

she expects you to spend a
bit for a treat--something to
eat. But she's not after your
money! Prime purpose Of dat
ing is to have fun together
and get to know each other
better.
IF things don't 60 well, how
can you discourage a girl you
don't like, first date, from ex-
pecting you to ask for more
dates?"
At goodnight-time, ease
away with the light. bright,
polite farewell: "I'll be seeing
you" or some breezy pleasant
ry. But don't build up her
false hopes, by promising
you'll phone soon, If first date
is the date you want with her!
However it goes, take it in
stride; treat her as a guest;
be a good host! And don't
take the outcome Of the date
TOO seriously family coun-
selors say 1t would be to your
advantage to date at least so
different people before YOU
choose THE one for you
Meanwhile, first dates are
more likely to succeed If you
60 by these base-rules:
/. Be with other couples.
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Perry Series
Is Scheduled

The commandment. National
War College. Vice Admiral Ed
mund T. Woodbridge. and Mrs.
Woodbridge, have planned Q
series Of four receptions they
willgiye this fall in their Quar-
tiers at Fort Lesley j. McNair.
The first is scheduled for FRI
day. September is.
Their guests for most part
will be the students, faculty
and staff Of the College. The
list for each party will be made
up Of part of each service
group. This will enable the stu
dents Of the Defense Depart
ment to make friends with
members Of the other services
as well as the Coast Guard.
State Department. and other
related Government agencies.
Admiral and Mrs. Wool
bridge also feel they will get
to know the college members
better by entertaining them
in their home In smaller
groups. The parties will follow
the first one each successive
week on Friday.
2. Go to places suitable for
your age. 8. Call for the girl,
see her home safely at the.
agreed time.
Make the most Of every
date as an adventure! It can
be q two-way pleasure-to en-
JOY. and to remember II both
show they want to be good
companions.
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BIZ RITE TuRMELL

I'D like to know how to 60
about getting a date with a
girl ! just met a few days ago"
o boy from Cleveland writes
In. He asked quite q few ques-
tons that bother many boys,
soon as they begin to want to
date. Answers that follow in
clude guide-rules that can be
applied to suit the situation,
and Danish bothers. as q Boy
Dates-Girl Guide.
"How can q boy get up the
courage to ask q popular girl
for q date?"
He assumes that she. like
any girl, will welcome the
date-bid as the compliment it
Is meant to be. Most girls are
fiattered by date-bids-the
more. the better! For ex-
ample, when girls were asked
to describe their idea of "A
Perfect Date" in a club survey.
one popular girl gave this de-
scription: ANY member Of the
opposite Sex"
when should o boy ask q
girl for q date?"
Soon as he decides he likes
her well enough TO want to In
vite her to 60 out!
what II he thinks he
should know her better before
he asks for a date
He finds ways to get ac-
quainted, through mutual
friends: stop-ins at her home.
Group and home doings are
ideal build-up for friendship
that leads to future dating.
'Soon as he's ready to ask
for o date, is 1t okay TO call
her up
Yes, In fact lirst-date-bid
BY phone is what many girls
prefer, since 1t gives more
chance for privacy. in two
some talk. away from the
crowd. But its equally correct
TO ask for q date In person.
easual-like. II this is easter for
bashful boy.
what IL Q girl turns down
your ate-bid--with an excuse
that sounds sensible?"
Assume that whatever rea-
son she gives for not accepting
q truthful, sincere. Say you'll
ask her out again soon. Three
trys. 10 get first date. are not
too many. II girl seems inter-
ested and gives the impression
she wants to go out with q boy.
But after three turn-downs,
It's well for the boy to ask her
to name o date-or tell him
when to call back-before he
gives o fourth date-bid.
Should you ask q girl II
she's going steady before you
bid for o date?"
No. II she Is, that Is for
her to tell you Of her own ac-
cord. Why let hearsay about
her being seen often with an
other boy discourage your
Many couples who date reg
ularly agree that both are free
to go out with others, too. II
girl encourages your date-in-
terest, implies that she'd like
TO 60 out with you. don't hold
back the invitation. II she
was "date-free' when she met
you--just because her STEADY"
was out Of town for vacation
but viii be back before time
permits you to date her-sheu
tell you'll Her obligations to
any other boy she dates are
her business!
First time you take . girl
cut, what does she expect In
entertainment"
Not TOO much. girls say.
But most want to know ahead
where they'll go. so they can
obtain parents nod. for date
plans, and dress suitably. Best
destination for first date IL
some place nearby, where
others your age are apt to be,
such as o club, a recreation
center, q crowd "hangout" for
sodas and juke-box music, q
dance or movie.
Girl likes to go where there's
something to see or do. Also
Evening star., 1955-01-05
BY Gould Lincoln

A drive to amend Senate rules
to assure better and fairer pro-
cedure in committee hearings
will be undertaken almost inn
mediately in the new Congress.
Senator Watkins. of Utah,
chairman Of the special commit
tee which handled the Mccarthy
censdre resolution, said today
that he in conjunction with
Senator Stennis, Democrat, Of
Mississippi, and other members
Of his committee, would REIN
troduce the resolution he laid be-
fore the Senate last year.
1.-THE proposed amendment to
the Senate rules ] regard as a
minimum of what should be
DONE" Senator Watkins said. II
will request that the Senate
Rules Committee. which has al
ready been working on other
proposals to amend the rules,
set a hearing at an early date"
Has Four Proposals.
The resolution reported from
the Watkins committee contains
four proposals. One was designed
to put an end to one-man COM
mittee hearings and another
provides that interrogation of
witnesses shall be conducted
only by members and authorized
personnel of the committee.
A third proposed amendment
provides that no testimony or
material presented in an execu-
tive session shall be made public
unless authorized by majority
vote Of the committee.
The fourth amendment would