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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08
BISON z w S
FROM DulUTH
By Miss q. Piel<f0rd
SIT N. Fifth Ave. n
Dulnth, MInn.

Mr.. and Mrs. p. Todd and Lee
Wiley spent the weekend In the
TWIN ciues They attended the
Elks Annual Dancing party. They
returned TO the Twin Ports In time
for the morning worship service
Sunday. June 3.
We are sorry to lose the Pot.
ter family, who formerly resided
at 424 e. Eleventh.. They are NOV
ing to Detroit, Mich. We hope they
viii enjoy their new home.
Many Duluthians attended the
wedding Of Miss Almeda Jones
1928 Chicago Az. Minneapolis and
Charles Cox Of 81. Paul on Sat
urday evening. June 2. The wed
ding took place at the home Of the
brides sister and brother-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bailey Jr. A
reception followed and everyone
wished the couple lots OF luck In
the years ahead.
The Sick: Mrs. ]. ID. Mobiley.
who spent a few days in 81. Luke's
hospital Is back home where she Ii
recupersting at 917 East Sixth
81. Mrs Elsie Foote OF IL A. Y.
18Th 81. Is Ill at her home. Your
Prayers are welcomed. Sgt. HON.
or Harris is III at his home. We
are praying for the sick. May God
speed their recovery.
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SIOUX
r A [ [ s
NEWS
N T e S
ny Kaye Coates
sioux FAlla. 3. ID.

Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Frazier
and son, Brownie were house
guests In the Tolson home over the
week end. Arthur Frazier Jr.. ac-
eompanied the group home, Their
home In in Minneapolis, MINI. Ar
thur Frazier has been attending
Sioux Falls College here and hv-
ing at the Tolson home.
Bentley Jaco and Glenn Smith
are now at hard labor In Thomas,
Ia These fellows are planning 10
get rich over the summer months
and we wish them scads Of luck
Mrs Maggie Anderson Is get
ting ready 10 take off 10 visit her
off-springS in Detroit, Mich. Vir.
XII Jr., and Jane Anderson are liv.
ing In Detroit Maggie IL doing
nicely since her Illness
Edgar PcndeIton was most hard
hit by the flood His barber shop
(windsorl really took a big loss
They were flooded out but no one
was injured
All OF our local folks were very
proud Of Mrs. Bentley and the
Federated group that held their
sessions here They all seemed 50
gay and they were indeed an as
set tn our city Mrs n Bentley
was president OF the group
(story elsewhere In the paper)
Robert Tate Jr, and family
spent Memorial Day visiting rela-
lives and friends. Roberta Hen
drtNson (step sister 10 Robert Jr
accompanied them back To Mime
apolis Bobby has fine family
Jerry Cabbell Is home after a
short vacation In Topeka James
Cabbcll underwent an eye opera
ton that has proven successful
The Intellectual Improvement
Club 81 tho YwCA held its regular
business session in the West
Room The business was conducted
consisting OF plans for the last
meeting until tall The gals plan
a theatsr party AZ a drivc-tn
thcater Each to go dutch all the
way
Sgt John Gtlhs Of Washington.
n c has arrived in Sioux Falls
with his wife and son. Ruhari
They plan TO be here for three
years
Sgt Gillis il with the Army Air
Force and will be in the Patrol.
IIason office while stationed here
Before coming to Sioux Fails
he was stationed in Oklahoma
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08

Mrs. WILLIE LEE BATTLE
Elvee. president Of Northwestern
Bible College Issued the dipIo,
mas.
There will be special service at
Gospel Temple church. 2I7 ~
Grotto on Sunday morning. June
10. In honor Of Mrs Battle and
Rev. William Young, who was
among those receiving degrees
Mrs Battle. wife ~ Rev w L.
Battle, pastor OF Gospel Temple.
IN administrator Of the sunday
school, U supervisor ~ tho Wo.
mons department In tho Capitol
city district and teaches n class
Of young married couples at her
church
REV, Battle says she has added
much to the spiritual enthusiasm
and progress at Gospel Temple
and has been NJ great assistance
Ia him IN his work
Mrs Battle plans To continue
her studies.
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BORDER METHODIST

Our minister for this beautiful
communion morning was DIR. ID. r
Water, chaplain at Asbury Metho-
dist hospital and the Walker
Methodist Home DR.. Waters
scripture reading was taken from
II Timothy Alb.
Subject OF the morning message
For Christian Discipleship" gave
the true value OF being a Chris
tan. God made US TO love and obey
and adore Him. Let us not disap.
point Him who gave US life that
We might live
Remember to extend Gods gift
Of love and mercy TO the sick, shut
in and afflicted
Border opens her doors to all
visitors, extends warm welcome
for you 10 come and worship God
Won't you Gomez
At 3 p. m. the order OF the
Eastern Star. Prince Hall Affilia-
ton held their Annual Service at
Border Rev II. II. Hunter of Mt.
Olivet Baptist church. St Paul
was guest speaker. Border choir.
directed by Mrs Carrie Williams
furnished the music
The annual Methodist Confer
ence will be in session at Hamline
University. st. Paul. from We'd
ncsday, June 8 thru Sunday. June
100 We hope you will take an in
terest In this conference. Bishop
Clair OF the 81. Louis area win
speak several times during the
conference Mrs Ozora Bailey is
Borders official representative.
Next Sunday at 4 p. m. Mrs.
King will hold her tea for the
nursey Let's give her helping
hand
Again we welcome DR. and Mrs
W. r, Water and DR.. Water As our
guest minister We at Border all
love and are always glad to hear
his blessed wisdom,
For closing do you agree ,
when you get to the end Of your
rope. tie a knot and hang on"
Next Sunday. June 10. Is stu
dents Day. Let US remember the
young and give them a chance 10
gain knowledge OF Christ - Harry
Davis, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08
JUDGE REFUSES TO
FREE FOUR MEN
ACCUSED OF RAPE

MCCumh. Miss -H AMP - 4
county Judge last week refused 20
grant temporary freedom to four
men accused IN the kidnap-rape
~ a ls-ypar-old Negro girl
Judge Hsnsford simmons order
ed the men held without bond un.
I'll the PIKE County grand fury
meets 10 consider charges against
them.
The accused men are Ernest
Dillon. 20, Glen Duncan. u. p,lrra
Duncan, u and Quite Dillon.
The incident occurei Nav II.
when the men tonk the girl rrum
her home on the eve % her we'd
ding and carried her % a swamp
Is miles east % here
A statement BY Ernest D1llor
was rad in FUN. He said ne was
''too drunk 70 know what ne was
doing The statement was signed
before the district attorney. sher.
tff and witnesses ~ gave a de-
tailed account u the attack
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08

Catch That Thief Is the final
production Of the season by the
Phyllis WheAtisy Experimental
Players. TIE play will be given
June 10 and 10 with q matinee on
sunday, June II.
Catch That Thief IL n hight
hearted mystery comedy by Wall
Spence which finds a trusted maid
and her aecompIice conniving 10
steal a recent inheritance Of
jewels from two old maid sisters.
The two old maids are busy
concentrating their efforts on
turning their suit0rs Of many
years into their husbands. and
therefore are unaware Of who the
real thieves are
Horace Pickrsil, n long lost boy
friend ~ Juatlnia. one OF the old
maid sisters. returns 10 visit her
after twenty years and becomes a
victim Of circumstances Jim, the
crook knocks him unconscious
with his chloroform spray gun and
then prctcnds that he Ia Horace
Pickrell
Sophia, the other old maid sis.
ter, suspects foul play and hires u
detective 10 watch the house for
thieves
The whole scheme proves D. be
too much for Kennedy. the detcc-
tive and Mike the cop. until
Peggy. Nathaniel. Or shankc and
Frank Dale take over aa amateur
aleutha and the mystery lH solved
and turns out happily for every
one involved. except the thieves
The cast includes Loretta Ellis.
Jean Coyington. Bert Wade. Aud.
rey Jones. Everett johnson, Kath.
ryn Chlyera. I.eola Jackson. HIIl
Fraction. James Clemmous. Mary
10 Howell and Don Battles Alvin
Del chamblse directs the pros
ductiou,
Performances are scheduled for
Friday and Saturday, June ~ and
ia. at s:ib and Sunday afternoon.
June ~ nj $50, Tickets are 81
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Gold Coast Holds
Elections July n

Accra. Gold Coast AMP -
Tho Gold Coast cabinet has deCld.
81 to hold general elections July
- Premier Nkrumah il said 20
dcstrr TO have the electorate vote
upon the isSuss now before the
country IN order 20 80 INTO the
conferences on independence IN
Grvat Britain next September
with a mandate from the people
The elections are expected 20 he
ho,ly contested The National
Liberation Party whose strong
hold ~ In the Ashanti, Country IL
the opposition party
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Twin City
.Church NeWs

Almeda Jones and Charles Cox,
the service was well attended.
Rev. b. c. cassius spoke from
scripture, Mark l4:19. using for
his theme. is II II" This Is the
question that each individual
should and must ask himself In
these times Of spiritual upheavals
When the spirituality Of mankind
seems 10 be at its lowest ebb and
sorrows OF man are mounting,
every true born child Of God must
need ask this question, Is II /?
This was a soul stirring message
carrying with II. food for all.
The evening service was equally
as inspirationAl Rev Cassius
used for his theme, "Discipleship."
The old time songs and prayers
seemed TO touch a spark that en-
quilted all present In q spiritual
fire.
The day was a great communion
and fellowship day.
An IS voice choir viii be fea-
tured in a Musical Concert June
IT, at Denfield Auditorium. Parti-
cipating will be the Jubiletts and
the Jubileers and other vocal
groups. Everyone Is cordially in
Wted Don't miss this wonderful
event.
The Laymen announced TO the
church that beginning the fourth
Sunday in June, they will pre-
sent a special program at the
evening service The occasion will
be To honor some elder member of
the church and such "A program
will be continued every fourth
Sunday Of the month and promis-
81 TO be great service.
The children Of Calvary are hav-
ing a picnic at 2 p. IN. Sunday,
June 10. These are the young
children who will be the adults of
tomorrow in this community, They
are sponsoring an activity club for
the summer and invite all children
to Join with them. This Is under
the leadership OF Miss C. Pick
ford.
Attend the church of your
choice next Sunday morning and
take your family with you.-Miss
G.. Pickford, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08

Curtis Deloney, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin Deloney Of TIL 81. An
thony Av.. is a June 1855 grad
uate Of st. Paul Central High
school
Curtis was a member Of "A"
b" squad track. crosscountry, a
member Of the Chemistry club and
the co. club
He plans TO enroll at the Uni
versity OF Minnesota next fall,
but hasn't fully decided what
course he will take but leans to-
ward engineering.
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Plenty Pusenssl

NImost eVery Ton minutes
somebody thinks up a now prod.
net 81 Improvement for which q
patent II issued an average oi
about 5000 a year,
Any one Of these now patents
may result In an entirely nsw
field such NJ teievision, plastles,
synthetic tiberA A constant flow
% new inventions IL needed Ia
create new products. now ma
chimes, new jobs to raise living
standards and strengthen our
country.
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ZION BAPTIST

Rev. II. w. Bolts brought the
morning message using as scrip
ture background, Matt. 22:37-40,
Jesus said unto him. Thou shalt
love the Lord, thy God with all
thy heart. with all thy soul. and
with all thy mind"
Rev. Bolts stressed that we
love one another and keep all Of
these laws. He said anyone guilty
OF breaking one OF these com
mandments was guilty OF breaking
ali. therefore II pays 70 check and
see II one Is keeping the COM
mandments God gave US.
Music was provided by the
Senior Choir and Young Peoples
Choir. Mrs. Dora Hardy was solo
list.
Jimmy Warren united with the
church as a candidate for baptism.
Following the morning message,
the right hand Of fellowship was
extended all new members and the
ordinance OF holy communion was
administered.
At the s p. m. hour the Senior
Choir, under the direction Of
Willie -. Hale. presented their an
nual spring concert. Mrs. Ruth
Morris is president Of the Senior
Choir.
Visitors were many and we ex-
tend an invitation TO everyone to
attend any and all Of our services.
You are always welcome at Zion.
Our list OF sick and shut-ins re-
mains the same. Continue to pray
for, visit and send cards 10 the
sick and shut-ins.
Zion extends sincere sympathy
to Mr. OTIS Woodland and family
in the death OF an aunt,
Everyone is invited TO attend
the Sunday Schools Chlidren's
Day program on June 10, at $50
a. m. Raymond Cooper is super
intendent.
You are always welcome at
Zion Mrs Cynthia Westbrooks,
reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08

REV william Young Of Phila
delphia, Pa, received his bachelor
degree In theology from North.
western Bible College Tuesday
evening. June 8 At commencement
exercises held at First Baptist
church
Roy Young Ia an assistant 90
Rev w, 1. Battle, pastor ~ Goa.
pei Temple church, 2t7 N Grutto.
81 Paul. and a teacher of teen
cares 81 the Sunday school
Rev Young and Mrs Battle.
who also II a June graduate ~ the
school viii he honorcd at Sunday
morning services at Gospel rem.
pie
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CARD OF THANKS

We want TO sincerely thank our
neighbors, friends, relatives and
the organizations for the many
acts Of love and thoughtfulness
shown during the sudden death of
our beloved husband, brother and
uncle, the late Robert Grant. For
the many beautiful floral tributes,
sympathy cards and other kind
nesses, we shall always be very
grateful
Mrs. Lulu Grant. wife; Ernest
Grant, brother; Mrs. Luvenia
Scott and Opal Harris, sisters;
Forsee Grant. ROLAND and Carl
Mayes and James Davis, neph-
ews and Talila Molten, niece.
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Thomas 70 Address
Ssuts SIS. Mseslna

The fourth and final meeting oi
the fiscal year ~ Minnesota a.
South Dakota State Sunday
School and btu Congress viii
convene al Bethesda baptist
church, Minneapolis. Sunday
June 10, at . y. m,
Henry a. Thomas, executive n,
rector Of Phyllis Whcatley Set,
Element House Will be- CUES,
speaker
All members and friends are
cordially invited.
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from the land Of the Smith and
Wesson where northern gentlemen
Of color are suspects and not pop
ular at all with the Caucasian
gentry and not much more popu-
lar with the cuilId brethren who
are stuck down there.
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CALVARY RAPTIST
Rev. n &. CaSSiuS. Pastor
Duluth. Mimi.

Sunday morning June :, 1888
was blessing 20 nuuthia1s
weather wise. Although many had
iourreyed 20 Minneapolis Satur-
4ay 10 attend the wedding % Miss
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Mrs. Boffie Cor
N. w. Bible School
Diploma June s

Mrs. w. l.. Battle has completed
"a four year c0urBe at Northwest
ern Bible College. maJoring In
theology and ehiIdrsn's work, D..
She received her diploma Tues.
day night. June 8 at commence
ment exercises held at First Bap.
fist church. Minneapolis. DR.. r.
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WIS BfH parents az 2 p.
m. Sunday. June "a.
A reception win follow at 3 p.
m. At St Marks Methodist
church.
All friends are invited.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08

land Forthcoming
wedding Of their
Ia a u & h ter. De-
|loreS Virginia %
Charles l. Par
u on of River
4 Rouge. Mich
The wedding
will be Solemniz-
I'D at the home
bOf the brides
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Engagement
Announced

Duluth. MINI Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Bell OF 1915 9sth Av. w.
have announced the engagement
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This paper staff works around
the Cl,sCk slN DAYS w,vk and al.
most every Sunday Ca give it,
r~aslcr~ On" h~St paper hard WORK
ami money win provide.
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81. Poul District
Conference Meets
A. 81. Peters

The ~ Paul District Meeting
NJ the Northwestern Conference
met this week at st. Peters AME
Church, Fourth Az and Iist st,
Minneapolis
~. james AME church was
host to the conference Rev. Nd
ward Berry was host pastor
Churches represented At the
conference and their respective
heads Included Gcurgv T stin-
son. Payne Chapel. watrrtrc. la
rh-Oiorr Hudson Bethel AME
church, Cedar RAPIDS ami James
BROWN, Malone AME. Sioux city.
la
Also ~ the Twin CITIES were
Martin Hendrcth. wayman, Ed.
ward Berry ST James. Mlnurapo-
Tia, y, J Jones. 81 James ~
Paul ami NJ l. simmons. 81
Peters, Minneapolis
Rcv Nelson p,yor presided
over the twu DAY meeting
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Uailcs has got 20 take q short
trip down below the Cotton Cur
tain" 20 Mississippi lie asks All
his faithful rrRdcrs. tan thrvr 81
themi to pray for hts safe return
Milford chronicle., 1956-06-29

Copyright, 1856. United States Brewers Foundation
Milford chronicle., 1956-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Lynch on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Hickman and
two daughters, Janet Lee and
Lynne Parsons Hickman of Dover
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Minos ]. Parsons on Sunday.
The Daily Vacation Bible School
was well attended by children,
young people. parents and friends,
at Mariners Bethel Methodist
Church on Sunday evening, to-
gether with their Children's Day
service.
Rev. C. E. Covington delivered
an inspiring sermon on Sunday
morning following Bible School,
which had a good attendance.
At the Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Thomas Russell delivered the SER
mon at $50 a. m and also in the
evening, his sermon and chalk
drawing was given.
The Church of Christ had over
200; that is 2O2 attended Sunday
School on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bradley and
two sons of Smyrna, visited par
Milford chronicle., 1956-06-29

stationed at cambridge Air Base,
Georgia.
Sarah Jane Malta ck visited with
Kerney Lyons, Dover on Friday.
The WSCS of Barrett's Chapel
wish to thank each and everyone
who helped in anyway to make
our festival a success. Again thanks
to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Dolan
were Tuesday visitors of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Avery Clendaniel, Harrington.
Little Debra Rash, Greenwood
spent the weekend with her grand
mother Mrs. Pearl Rash. Sunday
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Bernite
Rash and family spent the day
with Mrs. Rash and Debra re-
turned home with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rash and
family are spending this week at
Oak Orchard.
Mrs. James Riley of Philadel-
phia is spending some time with
her mother Mrs. Susan Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. William Glanden
and family and Miss Shirley Jones
of Cheriton, Va, spent the week
end with, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Coverdale and family. Their Sun
day dinner guests were a son Mr..
and Mrs. Jimmie Coverdale and
family, Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carmean,
Millsboro. spent several days last
week with her father, Mr.. Herman
HOlleger and sister Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Moore and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Purnell
of Milford moved last week to Sea-
ford, Mr.. Purnell has a promotion,
so the change of address. Friends
in town who know Tommie will
be glad to hear this.
Mrs. Florence Bennett, Milford
Neck was Saturday caller on Mrs
William Seacord
Mrs. Mary Coverdale, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Carter and daughter
Debra Jane, attended a picnic with
their families at Big Stone Beach
on Saturday. Little Debra Jane
celebrated her first birthday on
Saturday.
Mrs. William Macklin was We'd
nesday visitor with her Sister Mrs
Mary COverdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Dill and
daughter Susan of Newark spent
Milford chronicle., 1956-06-29

Mrs. Newton from Philadelphia
visited Mrs. Clara 3. Pusey on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sudler Weist of
Millington, Md. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebe Davidson on Monday.
Mr.. Harold Stanley of Union. \.
j., visited DR.. Ruth Rivard and Miss
Mabel Oothoudt at their home,
"Alapocas" part of last week.
Mrs. Harris and twin daughters
of Marydel have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Mahan this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Gibson of
Harrington, Del and Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Payne of Salisbury, Md.
were visitors at the Parsonage of
Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Covington on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wren and son
of Charleston, S. c., were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Moore on Sunday.
Mrs. Amanda Daisey has been
spending sometime with her bro
ther and sister-in- law, MIR. and
Mrs. Sidney Evans, in Charleston.
S. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lamb have re-
turned home from a trip to Phila-
delphia where they visited rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay Webb and
family of Morton, Pa. were Sunday
guests of their aunt, Miss Mabel
Oothoudt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kline and
two soma, Lester and Dee, of
Philadelphia visited their parents,
Milford chronicle., 1956-06-29
CALLING ALL CARS

BISMARCK, N. d. - up = In
this city: Policeman Eddie Hayes
shot squirrel that had undertak-
en- to remodel an elm tree and lit
tered yard with gnawed-off limbs.
Other officers rounded %p cattle
tnat were ga.laranting over lawns
In another Fart of town. Their ow-
ner said someone cut a fence. And
a man and his wife were charged
with throwing stones in a aeigh-
borhocd fuss.