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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

CADILLAC "a "69" 4-dr. sedan;
all extras including power steering
and power brakes; This car has
person. Absolutely the same as new.
Must be sem to appreciate. Trade
or low down payment. $685.;
Conn. ave. NV. Ap. 4-Ssl1. open
CADILLAC 40 "ee" 4-dr.: fully
East-West hwy: OIL. 6-453s after s.
CADILLAC '5s hard-top coupe; r.
and h., WV. tires. power steering,
Ers {. wasss hs car must no s S ss
from new. 1t has been driven. care
fully by one very. very careful own
er; Call owner. MR.. ROSS. at Tu'
c Az A. .ss ylss sossFs Exdr. con
Ii. 6-6464.
CADILLAC '52 cow: medium blue
tan top. also power steering, cleo
windows and seats. Hydra. Wv
5ires, 81 I; am and h.. etc. Real sharp
Suburban Cadillac Odds Co.
7oa0 ARL. RD.. BETH. OIL. e-T7ot
CADILLAC '4s convertible: light blue
tires: sos. Ready to roll SILVER
SPRING MOTOR CO.. INC. 10O9
E;,W. hwy; tat Ga. ave.. Sill. Spg
Md, JU. 9-4500.
CADILLAC '53 convertible: green:
fully equipped. power steering,
autronic eye. wire wheels. white
sidewalks. radio. heaters. 1900
miles. Priced for quick sale. Call
original OWNER. daytime DE. 2
334n: evenings. NO. 1854. IA
CADILLAC ~ convertible: excel
1915 Diagonal I'd. Alex. Va. XII,
CADILLAC 40 4-dr,; r. and h: this
MOTORS; 3400 River I'd. Alex. Va.
cADILLAc ia: by OWNER: black
Fleetwood sedan, has all extras;
5000 miles, EN-. 2-5556; --25
miles: like new; U. s. Royal Master
WV. tires; $1,000. ia. 9-a590.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

BUICK 1852 Super 4-dr.; beautiful
flow radio and heater. etc; l owner
low mileage; new-car condition: only
Sl.s95.
Suburban Cadillac-O Odds Co.
702O ARL. RD.. BETH. OIL. 6-77OG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
CADILLAC "a

CADILLAC >54
Eldorado convertible coupe, Apollo
gold with black orion top. Black In
terror. driven 10000 miles by orr
new. S5.5a5. Cash. terms, or trade.
LISH-KEEFE MOTORS
80 Florida Ave. NE. Ii. 4-06o1
CADILLAC "a 49," sed.; green with
white top. equip. with Hydra, power
steering and brakes, cleo. windows.
Away seat, tinted glass. white tires.
r. and h.. ETC.; absolutely perfect
Throughout: only S3.9a5.
Suburban Cadillac-Old Co.
7020 ARL. RD. BETH. OIL. 6-77O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

BUICK. "a super, hardtop; heater
4s5. TEMPLE MOTORS. 1900
River I'd, Alex. Va. XII. 9-ll3l.
BUICK ~ snpsr Riviera; S..4a9
BUCK, 81 SUPER 4-dr., +. and h..
PynncS Iss !; s sss buy s'y,, ss u
A Alex, vs: ri; s; ssaa. uo1.
' NtSs Sbl agsih spia ps liver H sssi
s pISsos ss .v.s nId q sd lies. s snS
sS chess. from ,s.s, ys,v I.ssSS anf rs Il II
Ill.,! = /! is..! :', "a:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
FORD 81

FORD 81
Custom Tudor; l owner; beaut. sea-
mist green. equipped with r. and b !.
matching covers. A real beauty
Priced special, 1895.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3i4O Lee Hwy. Arl.. Va.
ia. 2-9001. Open Til $50. weekdays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
LOIS AND ACREAGE WANTED

LOTS OF LOTS NEEDED - Mont
S;eorres Co. Now is the time to
sell. Cali JOSEPH r. LITTLE
ASSOCIATES. REALTORS, ~. o.
{lfiJJ0 any day It'll g pm. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
Cash IN ONE DAY. :,

Enu NNU 0Tu TRUST IOANB
Elk 3-1144
IND TRUSTS, TOP FAST Cash FOR
Individual Notes or LARGE Groups
Nd. Va. D c.. 2tses TO 4es Discount
Mr.. QUICK. 10. z-e56S
end TRUST Monty
A. Extremely Low Discount
M x STONE. EM. Slices
lat, End. 3rd. TRusT LOANS GOVERNS
ti..; tnsnsisi relief for al pdrpcs..
tncludirg repairs. remodsiins. add.
s'ons' 'h RBPrx RRfF5AtrY co.
sii NV YoFK AvE, nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

BUICK '54 Century conv.: Jet black
with white orion top; Wv. tires, r
throughout; S2,5a5. B. a. b. MO.
TORS. S232 Ga. ave, Sill. Spg.. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

BUICK 81 de luxe 4-door sedan;
Dynafiow. 7. and H.: light blue. per-
feet throughout. Reduced to SS95.
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
1887 IRVING ST. NV. AID. 4-s50G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

SALES AND LEASES SUBJECT TO
APPROVAL OF club board of COVER
nors. For information, call Mrs.
Kraft. DE. 2-0B71. or
RANDALL H. HAGNER g. Co, INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. $4,000
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

GIBSON ISLAND. on Chesapeake Bay
24-HOuR GUARD AT CAUSEWAI
CATE: private club: all resort facili'
ties. Rent for season.
4 bedrooms. 4 baths, large sleeping
porch and servants quarters.
2 bedrooms. 2 baths and sleepini
porch.
Y bedrooms. baths and servants
quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

MERCURY 1851 4-dr. sedan; Nero
O-Matie, radio and heater. turn
age; real buy. S745; safety-tested
guarantee for your protection; DC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

BUICK "a Century 2-door Riviera;
light blue and gray finish; Wv.
tires, Dynaflow; r. and h. power
steering, tinted glass, windshield
washers: 9,0S2 actual miles. Shows
best OF care, S2,4g5. B. e. d. MO-
TORS. S23a Ga. ave-. Sil Spg, Md.
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0INFY pIsTRICT-l70 acres. ap.
prox. $500 II. road frontage: less
than $500 per acre. 40,
"a ACRES--City water, approx. 5000
II. road frontage; price, $1,000 pei
acre. Call Mr.. Funderburk. ~
$500. or Mr.. Scott. ~. S-942U
BERNARD T. BROS1Us. REALIDH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

WHEATON AREA beautiful leve
plete with streets. sidewalks. sewer
water. etc. Cali Mr.. Lebling. ewes.
OF, 4-68Ss. ROBERT B. HALL GO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

CHEvROLETS 1858
Clean one-owner cars; actual mileage,
1856 23.9SS and 26,3O6
American Red Cross
Phone Republic 7-S3OO, Ext. SGT.
Mon. Fri. between 8 am. and 5
pm, to inspect and get bid forms.
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500 PER ACRE-oVER 500 ACRES
OFF SHIRLEY HWY. and in path O.
development: extensive road front,
age: possibility Of sewer; about ~,
in oak; 8 comfortable houses and
number Of outbuildings: offered 81
o whole Shown BY
MASON HIRST
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BUICK "a Century Riviera; 2-tone
finish; r, and h., Dynafiow. Wv.
from S2,495. SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO.. INC, 1909 E.--W. hwy.
lat Ga. ave.), sill. spg. Nd: Ju.
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BUICK so Super Riviera; r. and h..
Dynafiow, Wv. tires: Indian red
soi a, S MoNRoR FORD 81 ieSa EAST ST.
West hwy, Sill. Spg., Md. Open eve
ntngs I'll q, JU, 5-18O4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

CHOICE 5-ACRE LOTS
In beautiful Bull Run Estates 10
Gated In historic Fairfax County.
va. This property, much q whien
nnIIsnal rustic setting for your
future home, suitable restrictions
protect your investment. Lots priced
from $4,000 to $4,000. TERMS
For information, call JE. 2-432o.
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1919 convertible; must
sacrifice. $239. terms, SO down.
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave; ne.
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CHEW. '54 2-door sedan; 7; and h.
fully guar: fully equip. 81 $50.
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
1887 IRVING ST. NV, AID. ASSOC
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22
MRS. NICK SIMMONS
ENTERTAINED ON her
BIRTHDAY, APRIL IL

April 10th was "A memorable
day for Mrs. Nick Simmons Of
459 Carroll Az, when her daugh-
ter. Mrs, TeIa Rollen Of CTS St.
Anthony Av., surprised her with
birthday party. The delightful
affair was held at the lovely home
of Mrs Rollen.
The evening was enjoyed play
ing records, singing and socializ-
ing. Calling Jesus My Rock"
dedicated TO Mrs. Simmons, was
sung by her grandchildren, as
well as other songs sung by the
youngsters and dedicated TO their
grandmother.
Mrs. Simmons was the recipient
of many lovely gifts, cash tokens
and "A beautifully decorated birth
day cake was a special gift from
her sister, Mrs. Mae MCCarty.
A highlght of the evening was
the delicious buffet supper ser
we'd
Those who helped TO make her
birthday happy occasion were
Mrs. May McCarty sister, Rev.
and Mrs l.. Berry and family;
MIR and Mrs r Berry: Miss T.
Berry. Rev. Robert Simmons.
Rev and Mrs. B. Isabel, Rev. T..
Moore, Mr. A. Moore, Mrs. Juan.
tia Barge and family. Rev and
Mrs B. j FIZer, Mrs. q. Smedley.
Clifford Simmons, Ann Simmons
and Miss Marion Simmons.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22
MRS. MARY CRirTtNDEN
FUNERAL SERVICES Held

Services for Mrs Mary Crttrn.
den. 1927 Ffnh Az s. were held
at p m Monday April ~. 81
the Woodland Funeral Chspot
Rev ~ W Bolts sr. offoHted
assisted by Rev NJ l. Simmons
and Rev G. l. Jones
Mrs Cnttenden died Friday
April 10, in PaTkview hospital
where she had been patient for
almost three weeks She was tab
en- seriously ~ on February %
1855 and entered Falrview hos
pital IN the 27th. where she re-
manned for four weeks and was
then transferred 10 PaTkWcw
She was born In Georgia but
was brought by her parents ~ an
infant 90 Detroit. Mich where
she was reared After the death
81 her husband. she came 20 Min
nsapoliA b. BE- near her sister and
had lived here for eleven Year,
She wa a member u PetheHda
Chapter No 9 OEs. IJIA Of De
troit snd member ~ Zion Bap-
tist church. Minneapolis
Pride 81 the West Chapter Eo
Q and Electa Chapter No bnih
orders ~ the Eastern gtar. PIIA
assisted ~ the service
Surviving IL ono sister Mrs
Ollie Lindsay. On" nephew. gsmy'l
. Harris and q great niece. i|Elle
u Harms ~. Minneapolis
Burial was In Crystal l-Rks
Cemetery with WoS,dard Funeral
Home in charg"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22

prizes awarded TO MIR. NJ. McCulS
Tough and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Barnes,
A highhght Of the evening OF
run was tho delicious dinner SCR
we'd, accented with the beautiful
table appointments.
Mr., Minis received many lovely
gifts,
Guests who helped To make the
occasion happy one were tho
Mcssrs, and Mines, Daniel Boone.
Henry Moore. Wiley Brooks. OF
lie Ray, Alfred Barnea J. y.
smith, Ebert Walls. Mrs, =. Minis,
Mr.. NJ. Mccullough, and Mira
Muricl Trayicr OF New Orleans.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22

ign Missions. Mrs Lydia Brown
ana Mrs Mamie Battle viii also
speak
DR. George Strong, dean of the
81 Paul Bible Institute, win be
the pnclpal speaker on Friday
evening. bringing n spiritual mos
sage Others participating viii be
Mrs Florence Daniels, Rev
Hendricks Mrs ogcll Warren,
Mrs Carl Fraction and Mrs
Bertha Smith
A hiRhltght Of the evening will
he moving pictures shown Of
Foreign Mission work being ac.
complishcd in Japan and the Phil.
liplno Islands
We extend cordial invitation
Ia young people and adults 90 al,
tend this three day educational
and spiritual progrem
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22

much
our minister, Rev. l.. & Harris.
and the delegates who mntorcd a.
pos Molncs, la, To enroll our
church IN the Five state Cnnvcn
ton brought back wonderful
report We are happy that we are
In the convention, and will always
have our delegates and money
ready AT convention time
In the afternoon, the Usher
Board of Friendship had won.
deriul program Guest speaker
was Rev James Johnson and his
subject was, who IL Worthy
lie really preached and we enjoy.
ed his message Money raised viii
he used to buy robes for our pas
tor, one la preach In ana the other
for the Lords supper.
In the evening. Friendship wur.
shipped with ~ Paul church of
God In Christ Thirtysfuur of us
went with uur pastor ana he de-
livcrcd an inspiring message us
Ing Tor HIS text. II am not n
shnm"d of the Gospel of Jesus
Christ " Ills subject was The
Power uf The Gospel"
Friendship choir under the
leadership Of our assistant minis
ter. Rev Wilson. rendered four
soul stirring numbers, and did
they sing Also our newly organ
lied quartet, the Flying Eagles,
brought an A and II selection
The Seven Wonders win have 10
Va some for these boys can really
sing Mrr l.. e. Harris, our min
isier's wife. rendered beautiful
solo that came near tearing up
things NJ the Spirit assembled We
are ~ grateful for our minister
ana his wife for they are no
wonderfully nice and kind
We had many visitors Sunday
morning who worshipped with uE
We want you 20 know that you
are always welcome Please come
again 10 Our friendly church
ON Sunday, April 10, Mr. Char
ley Davis united with ua He N
formerly Of BethcHda May God
bless you one and all Mrs Mel.
lie Buckhaltor, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22
Mayor hoyer To
Address llth Ward
DFl ORGANIZATION

Mayor Enc @ Hoyer will be
one Of the principal speakers at
the next regular meeting of the
Eleventh Ward Democratic Farm.
er-Labor club which viii To at
s p. m. Tuesday April 20. In the
basement Of the EdgewateT
Methodist church. 18Th Az s. and
send st Mr. Hoyer viii talk
about the City's business.
James =. Conway. liberal can
didate for alderman Of the ward
will also speak on the subject.
"Trcn-A Ago Center for South
Minneapolis Mr. Conway IN en-
dorsod by the Go. AFL and the
ward club
Following the speakers. quca-
tions may be asked by the audi.
onCc
The public Is invited Use the
basement entrance Of the church.
Doughnuts and coffee viii be
served
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22
ZION RArIIsT CnuRIm

We were blessed with u very
| cnlightcninR uessnRe today
| brought by our evangelist. Rev
| &. l. Jones, who In conducting our
revival His subject was. n New
Day A New Deal" Scripture was
| taken from Luke 800 Thoughts
tp be pnndeTei are that Wa arc
living In o new day. much pro
RresH has been made. these are
modern times with many con.
venienCsE II we will only live
closer Ia God, he will give us u
new deal A. Christians, let nv
remember these words There
fore. II amy man he in Christ, he
~ new creature, Old things are
passed away. behold all things
~. become new"
tn" Gospel Chorus rendered
beautiful music Mr. Ralph Pftm
directed and Mrs JudAor Phillips
was soloist
Mrs Lorraine Scott united with
the church under watch care and
Mr. and Mrs Alien Carter on
chriatinn experience
Welcome 10 all ~ our visitors
who were Mrs Godfrey Baidez.
minneapolis, Nine" Calvin Camp,
I"ieho o Velmn Ramsey, "
IihltZ. " BsSblnH. Lucille Cole,
'a'h.'in" hcFhii, Regina Th"mp.
SON InVefns Avent, Minneapolis,
Mrs Johneli Williams and daugh.
tiers. Vicki and Jsri ~ ~ Paul,
William smith, Ecn"nS city, Mo.
AMI James SHAW Minneapolis. We
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22
Garden Lovers
Club Observes
First Birthday

The Garden Lovers Club Crlc-
brated It's FIRST birthday with "a
luncheon gwen by Mrs T. V.
Marshall of 1909 Elliot Az. at !
p. m. Wednesday, April 20.
The luncheon table was laid
with Italian cutwork place mats,
centorcd with a large candle on a
mirrorcd plaque bordcrrd with
evergreen leaves Fruit cocktails
and Canapcs were served proceed
ing lunch
a highhght of the very unique
affair was the many flower veg
ctable plants brought by Mrs Carl
Watson from her greenhouse and
which were auctioncd of 90 the
club members. Plants and flowers
going 10 the bidders were won by
Mrs Andrew Clark, who was a
warded white polamas, violcts and
red gernniums
Mrs Spencer Shivcrs won the
eggplant. Mrs Earl Sims. pctunis
tomato and pepper plants, Mrs
Frank Connors creeping phloS
Mrs Walter Aston. Chives straw
berry. EOosebcrry and tomato
plants. Mrs Richard Mann, ger.
antum and creeping phlox, Mrs
Gordon Granger. chivcs, straw.
berry and larkspur and ever
blooming giant pansy war a
warded her for being the highest
bidder
Mrs. Stevens took pictures of
the group She was winner 81 the
bean game In which each member
on arrived was gwen package Of
beans and the one having the most
beans At the end Of the party was
named the winner
Mrs Brutus Cassius was un
able 10 be present. but sent
bouquet Of cut flowers Ia tho
hostess
Mrs Watson presented each
lady present with corsagc made
up Of roses. petuniaS, geraniumE
etc, all from her greenhouse
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22
BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

our minister. Rev J W Phelps
brought a timely and greatly
needed message taken from the
ith chapter of ACts, 18th verse
Now when they saw the boldnoAn
Of Peter and John and perceived
that they were unleprnod and ig.
| norant men they marvelird and
they took knowledge Of them, they
that had been with Jesus Ills
sub cct was, Christian Evidence '
The Senior Gospel Choir rcp
dcred soul stirring music under
the leadership Of the directress
Mrs bessie Gresham.
a spiritual and moving prayer
was offered by Mrs Jean Chad
wick
Another inspiring message was
delivered by Rev. r. r. Byrd NJ
the x D. M hour Ilia text was
taken from Acts ~. Peter there
fore was kept IN prison, but pray.
er was made without CehRing ~
the church unto God for him.
Subject was Prayer and PA
tienCe" We enjoyed this message
also, Prayer was offered by Mrs
Alberta Williams
Welcome 10 our visitors Some
~ the young students from Bethel
College brought testimonies nlao
rendered several musical mum
berr
We were happy 10 have some Of
our sick back In service, MI
George Perry. Mr. Jettie Harris
and Mrs Dcale Stephens We still
continue in prayer for all our sick
Everywhere, Gods speedy re-.
covefy
Next Sunday nj 30 =. ~ the
pastor. chpirE and congregation
are invited Ia Camphor Methodist
church In ~ Paul. Come. join US
Mrs Sarah Benson. reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22
BoRDER METHODIST CHURCH

Have you shown your child the
path 10 the House 81 the lord ,
Remember. your child reflects
your teaching
Rev Charles NJ. sexton, using
The subject. The Worlds Social
Ills scripture Matt -, showed
he function Of world social
groups who are satisfied 90 ITSpk
uncnnreTned on hunger and suf
f"rinE without raising n finger "a
hclp Regardless of our brothers
faith ana beliefs, he In still q
'reHtion ~ God The Salvation
Army has become famous because
- was General Booths belief Ia
help all men. regardless 81 where
~ what they were
Progress has caused man 10 i'm
prove his mind, w change his
WayH, New Things and Vsys re-
place the old Education and un.
f"ra,snding help people 10 en-.
force Gods laws The reason most
PEOPLE are Hl1W IN racial prob
ems 10 tina, they don't kn19 tho
difference between discrimination
anh aggregation The test ~ for
you " you wish "a advance With
h" progress - time
Charles S'ilmri,s Wngh, in
FAINT sOn 81 Mr. and Mrs BGyd
wright. was baptized
Visitor was hrz Ophelia RHarns
~ ~ Andrews Methodist church
~ Kansas city, Mo
Fsmsmber the Sick and shut -ins
and visi, and pray for tho Lords
blessing.
SsH' Sunday April ~, Rev.
W y Water ~ 'hs Walker Meth.
dis, Home yiIl bs our guest
sTeakrr AZ tho morning service
P"y B~I'Dn viii venture ~ s,in.
water and speak AZ he saltwater
HS'hnSiis' church
On May 7. the hORs are spJn.
a0ribR Mothers and Daughters
banquet The program will start
~ o . m
H. cln~inR DO you agree "Gosi
II for We that n Rf,,f C1,f ~ With
a. that 10 better C0d L. IN ~.
that IL hest Harry Davis. re-
r,or'sf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22
Mines. Cossius &
Cotton Enfertoin
Friends At BRIDGE

One OF the lovlier parties usher
ing in the spring season was Civ.
en- by Mrs. William Cassius. 1905
w. Central Az, and Mrs. Alonxo
Cotton, 95S ST. Anthony Av., when
they entertained at a bridge hun
cheon at p. IN. Saturday. April
10.
The delightful affair was held in
the Senior Lounge OF the Halle
=, Brown House The tables were
arranged and decorated to reflect
the spring season, and were GOV.
cred with white linen embroidered
luncheon cloths and conferred with
crystal vases of white, pink and
blue daisies. A group OF blue
potted hydrangeas, conferred be.
tween the tables accented the
beauty Of the setting.
Following delicious luncheon
carrying out the spring motif,
guests sat down 10 bridge to We
for the array OF beautiful prizes
awarded.
Guests taking prizes home were
Mrs. Maurice Orman. first; the
Mines. Charles Noble, second,
Bure Carmichael Sr.. third; Earl
Brent, fourth; William Godette
fifth, Clarence A, Anderson. sixth
and O. l. Alexander. seventh
Mines. u. r. Francis and John
Patton. scorekeepcrs, were each
given a Eift.
Others enjoying their hospital
ity were the Mines. II. s. Brown,
Tommie Braddock. Tela u. Burt,
Earline Galloway, Theodore Gun
ningham, J. W. Crump, Rose pa
Wis, O &. Drizzle. Matthew Evans.
Lafayette Fields. u. II, Francis,
Charles w. Glenn. Hiram X.
Gibbs, Ollyc Gum. Mamie Green.
Mabel Hatton. William Hanna, A.
V Hail, Palmer jackson.
And the Mines Earl Jones.
Gladys Johnson, J. y. Jones. Lee
roy Lazenbcrry. James Kirk, ST.
Cornelius Mobiley, Louis =.
Moore, William Modem, NJ. X
Mcknight. George Nixon. Carrie
Neal Earl Onque, Gerone Reed
Clarence Roper. Charles Roger,
Eugene Shepherd. Jessie Shepard,
Sidney Salter, Fred Schuck, Rich
ard Stokes Sr., Hammond Turner.
Naomi Thomas, w II Walker.
and q. b. Williams
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22
rHREE DAY EvANGEIisrIc
CONvOcAuON AT BETHESDA

IHe NiaaiNHHry SFSlffV -
Bethesda Baptist church viii h0h
three day Evangelical Corvp.
cation ~ the church. Ills EiRhts
~ 70 beginning "Wednesday
Apri z7th through Friday. Apri
% ~ Z . m.
A. N" Wednesday s"Es.pr Nrs
Marion Butler - the Minneapolis
srhoDl System viii 30 The HDfns
Nilsson speaker Rev JDzsph
jaCksCn AMI Mrs Name I.Y'is
Siii siEo participate
On thursday evening TH J =
Shepard - the NJ, Paul Bible In
s'i'g,s faculty s1u spear On Pare
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22

Av.. 81. Paul. Following the bus.
mess session, the evening was
spent in socialiEing and a delicious
lunch was served by the hostess.
On April II, the Wednesday
Matinee club returned to It's reg
ular meeting schedule after the
passing Of the winter months, The
club win be meeting every other
week hereafter until further no.
tice.
Mrs Bertha johnson was hos
tess at this meeting at her home,
~ North First st Mrs, Dorothy
Davis ot st Paul was honored
with some lovely gifts for her
birthday which was April .,
After u pleasant evening, do
hciouS refreshments were served
by the hostess
Mrs Grace Joncs, bi6 ColfaN
Az ~, Minneapolis, viii he hos.
tess at the next meeting on April
81.
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OF Mr. anu MIS-. Al AlChpauN
20. Plans were discussed for sew
eral projects for the spring and
Summer club activities The next
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Normee True, 4l2s Fifth Av.
s., on Saturday. April 30th.
ST. Agnes Guild: St Agnes
Guild of ST. Thomas Episcopal
church met at the home OF Mrs.
Barbara Cyrus. 1883 Clinton Av.
on Wednesday evening. April 20.
Following business, refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Returns Home: Mrs. Floyd
Poole. Sr,. 1882 Fourth Av. s. re-
turned home Monday, April IS.
from Kansas City, Mo, where she
was called because of the illness
of her aunt, Mrs. Emma Harrison.
Mrs. Harrison underwent major
surgery and is steadily improving,
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pRIySDspup BAPTIST

hAhchi a. vss tho ter, used
by Rev ~ T Grant - Portland
Are ShD Nas our quest speaker
~ ne mIruinR ssry1cs. Sunday
Aprl ~ using far his subject
Ths NssssrR~r - gD>f r. Here /"
Ne srJDysf 'hs message very
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Mr.. Minis Honored
A. Birthday poVtN

Mrs Ebert Walls was hostess at
II birthday party Saturday night,
April Ia, In honor Of Mr.. u.
Minis, 2isl Firth Az, s. at his
home
Various ganes were played and
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"Wednesday Matinee Club
Notes

IN" Wednesday Matinee club
met On Aprti . n, the hume o,
Mr. Bsa CrUnsf. SO 81, Anthony