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MIScEL. ses. SALE tcent.l

CALCULATOR. Priden sT-1Q-Ful
S375: also, sm. Monroe. full auto.
like new. $500. Call RE. 7-43Ig.
cARPErNG. .aupe hotei broad
loom. with pad. good eond. loo
50. yds.. 3 rms, S225. EN-. 2-716e.
CASH REGISTER, National Mode
2652. electric. ring-up S99.99, BY
OWNER. ia. S-7S0O. 81
CASH REGIsTER-R, C. Allen. reg.
listers up to 10000; in excellent
cond.. s195 or best offer; Bur
rough's adding machine. S35: parts
foreed-fed washer for auto shop
25 III for sst SSay shSp sSg rTts TTiRde 5.tsT; SsS
SasE Sshasggsr' 1sc GO ssd7 i col.svia sASsoEn ra
Silver Spring. Md, Ju. 9-s400;
CHAIN sAW-You can own a new
Strunk chain saw for 1894 wk
No other chain saw can be bought
on these low terms. One-tentf
down. 2 whole year to pay. I2s
CHAIR, contour. brand-new; very
reas.; dinette set. Formica top
IA. 5-6378 after $3.50 pm. 80
DEEP FREEZE, Amana. II Gu. #. "a
yrs. old; new motor and coils, very
fine cond., cost S695. Sell for $3.50
ALI BABA's CAVE. l710 18th St.
AID. 4-0090. Ewes, TU. 2-79lS;,
DEHUMIDIFIKRs. new 1856 models
12,000-cu.-ft. capac. reg. S139;95;
MOUNT CO, 22oS Georgia ave
NV. HU. 3-4SQ0.
DIAMoNDs-Lady's IA ets;. en-
e ssas CO. l4SsS S 4 iGa &. NV. Ne; s s
FiNSE ISSs SPECIAL - Chain, iii ink
Terms. wiz. 6-b563. 80
FIREPLACE EQUIP, gas or elec
logs. screens. andirons. etc. ACME
FssU0REsdGNr sT0HTE e I1GHT GE Fl FfxT6RRs
N. Lee. Alex oV. 3-4222.
FOAM RUBBER mattresses. $50
JJDsH.0si ) II. oiicHNER, a5GS NJ St NV
FOAM RTTBBER WHOLESALERS
any size. shape. Lowest prices.
Giililiand. 2l45 F NV, Elk. 3-e63;
FRY WELL. Dormyer, auto. hea
Reas. Cali ia. 9-7S3i. Il
FUR CAFE. brown squirrel, % in
long; excellent condition, Cal
FUR COATS 49,. sizes IA. 10, Is
2 never worn Excellent lent condiflGn IN
| chevy Chase, Md. Oh. 6-4397.
FUR STOLE. black American broad
| tail. excellent condition: very Eeas
enable. OIL. 2-3S5o. 80
FURNITURE-4-poster twin beds
chest of drawers, metal cabinet
other miseel, items Wo; cov3 6-9s65 tsSi'
With DUNCAN PRyfe ,ds legs szs ;eIif eli
r1kNfTTRE-1ivins 1h f11hsR room and '2 KIT
furniture for sale at once; sacri
FURNITURE-Mahogany. top quail
ity; bedrm., din. rm., some uv
rm. tables with leather tops.
desk; used W.: owner Leaving
town. Call OIL. 4-S119. Il
FURNITURE-Mus sell, moving Il
Florida. Whirlpool suds saver auto
matte washer, ABC wringer washer
9-pc. din. rm. suite with pads:
maple double and single bed
maple dresser and chest, frepisc,
in. console TV set. tilt-top mahog
table; will sell separately: bes
offer. JU. 7-6957.. 81
FURNITURE-Ho Household. incl. refgr,
twin Hollywood beds, 9x12 sum
mer rugs. JU. S-1173. 81
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accept. 351S 18th ne. LA. 6-2155
Il
WASHER, late model. semiaute.
perfect cond.; $50. Ii. 7-S090,
80
WASHER. late model. wringer type
with auto. pump; good condition
S35. Ii. 1888. 80
WASHING MACHINE. Easy Spin,
drier. good condition. $40. Cal
RE. 6-6665. Il
500 ACME STOVE co. l011
7th st. NV. MA. S-S952.
WELDERS. new or used LlNCOLNs
for sale Of for rent EARLBECK g.
LANDRUM INC, 1923 Cathedral
St. BALTIC MU 5-S51l
WHEEL CHAIR. collapsible: excel.
lent condition; JU S-ld73, vv3l
Joiner. band saw. driil. rip saw,
shaper; also ship. motor: must be
moved at fraction or worth. SEGAL
BROS, 1884 14th st. NV. AD.
A nIOD I'll
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ROOMS FURNisHED-N.E.

CAPITOL AREA-Friendly home on
brightly liehted ave.; large. COM
fortably furn. quiet rm.. next 70
bath; maid and phone service; S32
mo, Ii. 3-1967. Il
Evening star., 1956-03-30

white mech; work guar. JU. 9-4154.
Evening star., 1956-03-30
FIJRNITURE SALE
FURNITURE
SAVE 4O%

All new better grade furniture
Come in read the price tag on any
piece and take of 40es Of regular
price. This includes everything or
our floor. No exceptions. Bedrm
suites, dining room suites, dinettt
sets. bedding, HOLLYWOOD beds. lamps
sofas sectionals, and tables. coffee
tables etc. Come out early Tor tht
lifetime buy on good quality furni.
ture. Ali sales cash and finals
Goods must be delivered Immediately
Free delivery to Va, area. Oper
Tues and Fri. till 9 pm.
Brothers Furniture Co.
. blocks from Bailey's Crossroads
Va. on Seminary rd., JE. 2-6900
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DOGS, PETS. ETC. tcont. J


POODLES, quality miniatures, fol
show, breeding, pets: black, white
|. cream, apricot. Ch. Cream at stud
BROUGHTON, ia. S-3956.
GERMAN SHEPHERD, female, Axe
3 mos, wonderful disposition, JE
GERMAN SHEPHERD, female. s
mos. shots, black and tan, fine pet
reas. SP 3-4l57. Il
BOXER PUPS, 9 males, / female:
wks. old; Axe regis; fawn, white
markings; show prospects. JE. 2
194S. Il
POODLES. blk. miniatures. Axe; 1C
wks.. shots, wormed; Incompatible
qualities; grandsons Pulaski mas
terpiece, NY, $3.50. JU. 9-5S25
PEKINGESE, COOKERS
Blond and black cookers; sable and
sable and white Pekingese. Reg
DU. 6-7340. Il
SIAMESE
Blue and seal points. Reg. DU.
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Numerous values on 3 large floors
'ome in and browse. Budget terms
OPEN FRI. AND MON. NIGHTS
FURNITURE MART

2l5 King ST.. Alex. Va. K1. $4,000
FURN. = Mahog. and ivory bedrm.
suite, l3 les. S235; mahog. din;
FuRN. UNCLAIMED-sofa S25, IN
coil spg. S5. love seat $40, bed So.
Glib. chr. SO. dress. and mir. $40,
Holly. bed 500, sleep chr. S4S, chest
SO. Law. sofa $50, rolwy. bed S12,
bikes. S.. bedrm. set SS5 occ. chair
SO. kit. set $50, bunk bed $40, sofa
bed, $40. leath. top cot. tbl. 81 D. din.
tabl. and six Ghrs S2S. We do reup-
hois.. sofa and chr, $50 incl. labor
and mater; selec. color denim. We
labor and mater Furn. refin.. cab.
est. easy terms. HOFFMAN UPHOL-
HOLS., 2447 18th NV, CO. 5-6l 16,
FURN.-3 liv. rm. chairs todd),
settee, rug, TV tables, floor lamps,
kit set. dresser, bed, cedar chest;
must be sold April /. ia. 9-2559
FURN.--Modern, liy. rm.. bedrm.,
GIsette praet new s4'e ov or s.s5o4. ss sep si i'
chairs. lee, table. 9 leaves: break
front, buffet and table pads, love
seat upholSt, chairs, end tables.
cocktail tables. studio couch. lamps,
rugs, etc: sacrifice. JU. 5-9f56.
FURN.-Traditional mahog. liv. rm. :
sofa. leather-toD drum and end ia;
mirror. large table lamp; very rea-
snpahfn TIT O.GdSE II
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1927 10Th ST. N.W.-Single and
double rooms: excellent meals
Shower bath. %
I4OI 10th ST N.W.--Outside roUms
large closets; business people. stu
dents. selected menu. PIX. TV
COLUMBIA RD. NV. 2001-Nice
rm. with good meals. free TV in rm.
S18 wk,; young people. co. 5-E493.
81
BRADLEY ARMS. at Dupont circle,
1876 10th st. n.W.-Home-cook
food. reasonable prices.
BUSINESS y woMEN,s MEI,. f;I,Ia GLTB' rd6S,, l6ol
lounge TV; 9 meals, days a
week; references, AID. 2-9S75 or
AID. PASTA.
JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
23Iu Ashmead place NV. HO. y
1886 La bus to 23uU blk Conn ave
SMALL PRIVATE ROOM
Semlpvt batn Sis wk up With
delicious home-cooked breakfast.
dinner: or $ll up without meals:
gS rooms, phones. hotel service
elevator: TV piano. card tables.
Evening star., 1956-03-30
ROOMS FURN.-S.E.-S.W.

LGE., CLEAN. TWIN OR SGLE.-
Transp at door; shower: pvt. home.
1929 East Capitol. Il
1921 G ST. SE.-Nicely furnished
large bedrm. and kitchen; close to
everything. Ii. 7-53S2. Il
CLEAN furnished room, next to
bath; convenient transportation;
near Navy Yard. Ii. 3-5369. Il
12O 18th ST. S.E.-Girls; sgle. or
dble. twin beds; cooking, ldry
privils. SO ca Ii. 6-1939. 80
COLORED-l55 f ST. S.E.-Lge.
front rm.: cple. or sgle., will accept
small child: on bus stop. Ii. 4-9S26.
Evening star., 1956-03-30
GAS RANGES
Reconditioned-Guaranteed
$500

ModeTn--All Sizes
ACE PLUMBING SUPPLY co,
22l5-2a Ga Ave nv AD. 4-007s
ACE JUNK CO..
2220 Ga. Ave NV Ho. 3-442
woodl; parts repairs. ACME STOVE
l011 7th NV MA S-SH52
HIDE-A-BED. like new, 81 40; lovely
dinette set. misc. tables, lamps
chairs, chests, also. scatter, rugs;
no reas. offer refused. DE. 2-02J6
HOUSE. 12xl2 it., well insulated,
tile floor, wired; $3.50 for quick
sale. Call after pm, WA. 5-94ss
KITCHEN CABINETS and sink tops
"a price. new, slightly damaged OF
scratched. Open Thurs. and Sun
til 10 pm WUERSTLIN BROS,
722 Erie ave, Takoms Park, Md.
KITCHEN CABINETs-sacrifice sale
of complete display kichen and
misc. cabinets. DREAM KITCHEN
CO, 3603 18th st, ne. uN. 4
LAMPS. drapes, pr. long portieres,
= table lamps, liv, rm. lamp,
> torcheres (pr.l. . folding chairs,
Spanish shawl; 4 prs. drapes. trav-
erse rods; . bedspreads, elec. mixer
cheap. 5000 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1956-03-30
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

SHETLAND. about 40 inches; turn.
ing 6 yrs; never known to hurt q
child; real pet. PO. 2-3l77
BURROS, 22. baby Mexican burros
] to 2 years old, your choice: SO
$3.50 Landover road, Landoyer, Md
BIG CHESTNUT MARE, Stitching
by Sting" out of Stitch in Time,
bred to TOP Money" sire .oi
"Becky's Shirt" Other thorough
breds; Top Money" a. stud
STANLEY JONES, JU. 9-g615.
a
32 FINE PIGS and shoats for sale
Call DE. 2-S164. l.
SADDLES-ALL TYPES
DOUBLE SADDLE RACKS. $3.50
SHERWOOD'S SADDLERY
"a mile west Fairfax circle or
U. s. 29-211-50. Fairfax, Va.
Crescent 3-O699. Open Sunday!
10-2. Closed Mondays. 1"
Evening star., 1956-03-30

COLORED
DOWNTOWN-$55 MO.
1914 l1th ST. NV.
Efficiency apt, comfortably furn..
clean building: S55 mo-, incl, utils.
See ianitor, basement.
Evening star., 1956-03-30

PARAKEETS, tame babies, 81. 80 up;
Albino M. babies. 81 ca; Y F ope-
lines babies. SIS ca. RA. 3-6630.
BEAGLES, Axe reg, pups and older
dogs, reasonable. JE. 1926.
Evening star., 1956-03-30

proofing, wall scrapIng; free esti-
mates. Ii. 4-7439. Ii. 7-9057,
Evening star., 1956-03-30
AIR CONDITIONER
SPECIAL, PURCHASE

New 1855 and '56 % and / ton
air conditoners; de luxe. flush
mounted sit W,ndow .als wits WIN ~ tneEmo- rant
No reasonable offer refused.
STANDARD APPLIANCES
10th and n SITS. NE IL. 3-90S2
Oman EunS It'll
Evening star., 1956-03-30

stop remodeling service. complete
bathroom and kitchens installed or
water heaters and boilers. Free
estimates. NO MONEY DOWN. Low
monthly payments. SHAPIRO
PLUMBING CO.. 3006 Georgia ave.
NV TIL 0-1QO0
Evening star., 1956-03-30

TAX. PARK--1st fl. liv. rm.. Q bed
rms, sleep, porch, dinette, o6lS;. 6itS;.
Evening star., 1956-03-30

PAINTER FOR PENNIES" - Free
estimates: call ewes. and week ends.
AD. 4-0S03. Il
PAINTING, PAPERING. First-class
workmanship; work done immedi-
ately. Mr.. POAT, RIA. 3-5643. 30'
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FURN. AND BEDDING

Cash and carry at cost. plus 10e;
due to reorganization. Many namt
brands. SEGAL BROS. 1924 14tf
st. n.ws AID. 4-0123. -31
GAS RANGE. new used: installation
PEERLESS SALES CO. 2237 Ga
ave NV, DE. 2-5566,
GAS RANGES new used; guaran
teed: parts. repairs ACME STOVE
CO, lO11 7th st. NV. MA. S.S952
Evening star., 1956-03-30
NEWLY DECORATED

l4OO You st. Sc. half block bus
line, 20 Minis. downtown. . rooms,
kitchen and bath: SIS mo-, incl.
utiis. suitable for couple. Call Elk.
3-l9i5. %
Evening star., 1956-03-30

Fight way: cash or credit Cali
LA. 6-4436: eyes,. LA. 6-4l56.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10
Mt. OIIvET BAPTIST

Rev. +. @. Harris, associate pas.
tor, conducted the Sunday morn.
ing devotion. The text for Rev. Il
II. Hunters message was taken
from John 1922. Rev. Hunter
Worry. I WIN See You Again"
The Gospel Chorus under the
direction of Sllas Smith rendered
the music.
Mrs. Mary Hopkins and Mrs
Fannie Davis who have been on
the sick list for some time were
able to attend services Sunday
morning. also Mrs. Matte Sim.
mons was In attendance after a
two year period OF illness.
Flowers in church were from
the funeral OF Homer X. Edgar.
Communion was administered
at the regular evening worship
service.
Visitors today were Paul Red
ford, st. Paul. Sandra kyorne-
stad. Fargo, ". ID.
King and Queen for a Day will
be February II, with the Corona.
ton" Who will II be-
You're always welcome at Mt.
Olivet services. The Church With
a Friendly Welcome"
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Post Excited Rulers
Council Presents Mrs.
Wriuht Elk Jewel

Mrs, Ernestine II. Wright, 22Ia
Firth Az. s.. Queen Of Minnesota
Elks. daughter ruler OF Minneha.
ha Temple No 100, vice daughter
ruler Of Mary Mason Past Daugh,
ter Rulers Council. IBPOEW
WAS presented a past daughter
rulers jewel from the Past Elk
allied Rulers Council No. %.
Carl Il. McDaniels, chief antIer
Of St Paul and Colonel G. X
Mendosa. chicf-of staff. made the
presentation at the regular meet,
ing Of the Daughters OF Elks
Thursday evening. February 2
held Mt the E!lks Rest, 1ts High.
land Az. N.
Mrs, Wright thanked the past
exalted rulers council. the Purple
Cross Nurses. other contributing
councils and friends for receiving
such recognition and honor.
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Twin City
Church Neps

and the afflicted with your pray
ers and gifts.
Saturday. Februarg IL at 8 p
m. the men will sponsor their An
nual Father and Son Banquet
Make IL a point To be there, men
and boys only. Rev. George Chant
of Richfield Methodist church will
be the guest speaker. An evening
of fun Is planned for father and
son.
Next Sunday, February IL is
Race Relations Day and joint ser
vices win be held for Border and
Walker Methodist church at the
latter church. 31st st. and 18th
Av. 8. at the IL a. m. worship
hour. At $50 p. m. we will join
with Wesley at Wesley Methodist
church for evening services. Be
sure to attend both services.
The fourth quarterly confer
ence will be held Wednesday, Feb
ruary Is at $50 p. m. This will
be dinner meeting 30 please be
present and on time. This import
ant meeting will be Of great value
to you.
In closing, do you agree? IF
you have q little fairy in your
home. bring her to our Sunday
School and let her grow as beauti-
ful in character as in person. -
Harry Davis, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10
JAMES BERRY. 81 YEAR
Old MAN BURIED

Service for James Berry. 81.
formerly a resident Of the Cornell
ius Nursing Home. who died in
Minneapolis General hospital
February 2. after a prolonged III,
ness, were held at 10 a, m. Tues
day. February 7. at the Neal
Funeral Chapel Rev. J. J, Clay
burn officiated with burial in
Elmhurst cemetery. 81, Paul
Mr., Berry was born In Union
Town, Ky, March l. 1870 He
had lived In Evansville, Ind. and
came to Minneapolis in 1925 and
had resided here since that time
lie was n chef on the 500 line
railroad until his retirement n
few years ago, where he had serv-
Ell FOR 20 years,
There are no known survivors.
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RoRDER METHODIST

BE known to Us in breaking
bread. but do not then depart
Savior. abide with us and spread
thy table IN our hearts"
The morning message Sunday
February S and scripture. Gods
Words Of Wisdom were taken
from II Peter, 3ri chapter The
Law ~ Growth" subject Of Rev
c. NJ Sections message. IL a les
son all Christians must know and
understand 20 grow in grace All
living things grow. u growth fails.
death appears
Throughout the arrs great
speakers have brought COTS Word
% the people, but NJ matter how
gifted the speaker NAV Be. your
heart. soul and mind r-trs, b. omen
20 receive II Low IL the best food
for srilitusl growth. love % Christ
and love - yo,lr fellow man Ever
lasting life IN heaven Is Gods re-
wsryi 20 mar for following obey
frC and teaching HIS Corr, ard
r1srts life with Christ ts life with
everlasting peace
Visitors wrr~ John v. Sarus
and " Officer Visitors are Al.
wavs welcome AZ Border
Remember the Srk. 'hs shui-ins
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First Communion chgissicn
Church Observed Third
Anniversary Fobruuvv 3


First Communion Christian
church. whose pastor In Rev. J. C.
Hodge Sr.. began It's fourth year
of Christian service In Minneapolis
Sunday, February 8. Helping 70
observe this eventful occasion
were two outstanding speakers
the Rev Moses Blackwell OF the
AME church and William Cratic.
vice chairman Of the Minnesota
FEPc and social worker Of the
Minneapolis relief department.
Rev. Blackwell spoke from I
Cor. 1880 and brought message
OF history and hope for First
Communion Christian church in
the future.
Mr.. Cratic spoke very informa-
lively and encouragingly on the
status Of Civil Rights in Mime
apolis and Minnesota. He stated
that much progress has been made
In this field. but that much re-
mains To be done. He emphasized
n feeling that the Minneapolis Ne
gro In too SNUG and conplacent.
Talented artists In the musical
field who participated were julius
Caesar. Ralph Primm and the
Royal JubiIeers. a singing group,
The anniversary was well at
tended and a spiritual blessing.
At the conclusion OF the service
refreshments were served by Mrs.
Mary SheTad.
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s. q. WARE. FORMER
piloRiM PASTOR, DIS

Word was received this week
of tho death of Rev 4 r.. Ware
former pastor OF Pilgrim Baptist
church Rev Ware suffered a
stroke and was hospttaiiEcd on
January 10 in Cleveland. Ohio
and s'lccumbed on Monday Fcbru.
AIRY q
Surviving Mr. Ware. who lost
his wife In December, lpaS. are
n son, i've brothers a sister and
other relatives
Funeral services viii be held At
the st Paul AME Zion church in
Cleveland The Watson Funeral
Home Is in charge or arrange
mentS
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FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

Be ye followers OF me, even as
also am of Christ" Cor. Ill.
Devotional service was lead by
Deacon Raymond Wallace, vice
president. Music was rendered by
Friendship choir.
Rev. l.. c. Harris presented the
speaker Of the hour, the Rev. s.
Mckee, associate minister. who
chose for his subject, The Life
Of JONAH" scripture Jonah III.
The message was very inspiring
and everyone enjoyed II.
Brother John Rivers gave a
beautiful solo.
The following united with
Friendship by Christian expert
ence: Carlos r. Mendosa OF Zion
Baptist church, Mrs. Zenia Aus
tin OF Pilgrim Rest Baptist church
both of Minneapolis: Fred Burrell
OF Pilgrim Rest Baptist church,
keokuk, Ia. and Samuel Berry.
Pilgrim Rest Baptist church Of
Keokuk. We thank the Lord for
the additions.
The BTU was well attended
Mrs. Paralee Barnes was at her
post az directress. Everyone en-
joyed the teachings. Miss Canelia
Began was elected mission leader.
Elmore Hill was elected Bible
study leader. Two films were
viewed. "On the Seventh Day."
and You Can Change The
World".
The evening service of songs
and music was under sponsorship
of the Friendly Five, who sang
many new numbers. Two new
singers have been added to the
group and they were superb.
The Lords supper was admins
tered by our minister, Rev. Har-
ris.
We thank the Lord that brother
Brady and sister Wilson were able
TO be with US after a few weeks
of illness
God will comfort your hearts
and establish you in every good
word and work" Thiss. 2:2-17. -
Harold Adams. reporter
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

IF You Were There, Where
Were Your was the topic Of
Rev. J. w. Junell's sermon at the
Sunday, February 5. His text was
taken from the 9th chapter. st.
Matthew, 36th verse. Morning
prayer was offered by Deacon
Wilbur Henderson.
Mrs. Marjorie Tendle introduced
and welcomed the following regis
tered visitors: Mrs. Ruth Harper
and Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Haddix of
Mason City, Ia, sisters and broth
er-in-law Of Mrs. Mary Ciardy;
Miss Celestine Pryor of st. Paul;
Carl Wade Jr.. of Minneapolis; w.
b. Archer. International Falls and
DIR. J. w. Crump OF St. Paul.
The arrival of James Perry Jr.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Perry
Sr. was announced. Congratula-
tons were expressed to the Mines.
Ariee H. Hallowell and ODelle
Galloway and the l.. w. Harris
Gospel Chorus for the excellent
concert held last week.
II was noted that the NAACP
Mothers Helper Club opened at
st. James AME church on Mon
day, February 8. Director il Mrs.
Florence Daniels, Mrs. Addie c.
Few In associate director and Mrs.
John Warren. helper.
Members who united In January
were welcomed. They were the
Mines. 10. Ann Bradley. Wilma
Harper, Elonzella Sutherlin. Ray
mond Woods; the Misses Mary
Frances Jack, Monte Sue Pack,
Yvonne Henderson and Peter Jor-
dan.
Music was by the Senior Choir,
the Choral group and the Gospel
Chorus. Soloist with the Gospel
Chorus was Mrs. Leila Jackson.
Dedicatory prayer was given by
Trustee NJ. A. Boiling.
The Young Peoples group met
at the Dayton Ave. Presbyterian
church at p. m. At 8 p. m. the
evening worship service was held
with Communion.
The ordinance OF Communion
was observed Immediately follow
ing the morning worship service.
Special music was by organist
Sidney williams.
DIR. Massey, who has been in
Gastonia, N c. because OF the
illness and death OF his father.
Floyd Massey Sr.. will return this
week and will speak at the IL n
m. service on Sunday. February
IL. Al 8 p. m, the combined meet
ing of Park Baptist and White
Bear Youth groups will be held
with the BYE of Pilgrim as hosts
At 8 p. m. guest speaker at the
annual Park-Tflgrim interracial
service will be Rev. Mahlon Pom
eroy Of Park Baptist. His choir
will sing.
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ZION BAPTIST

Rev. II. w. Bolts ST., brought
us the morning message centered
around the scripture lesson, Phil.
ippians 1910. And this ! pray
that your love my abound yet
more In knowledge and in all
judgement; that We may approve
things that are excellent: that We
may be sincere and without Of
Tense till the day of Christ"
Rev. Bolts said. mo one grows
in the spirit of Christ unless ne
cultivates the teachings of Christ
within himself. II we would seek
sincerely to know Christ. we must
strive TO have our love more
abundantly toward our Lord and
Saviour. Jesus Christ"
Music was by the combined
choirs under the direction OF Mr..
Willie B, Hale. Miss Connie Nc
Coy was soloist.
Mrs. Magdaline SummervilIe
united with the church on her
Christian experience and Sharon
Sudduth united as a candidate for
baptism.
A testimonial service was held
at the evening worship hour. The
right hand OF fellowship was ex.
tended to all new members after
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Christ Speaks To Human
Needs was the subject OF Rev. NJ
l., Simmons message at the morn.
ing service Sunday, February 5
Scripture background was taken
from st. John SIS Jesus saith
unto him, Rise. take up thy bed
and walk"
The thoughts growing out ot
the scrptural background were
that all healing power comes from
God. but God cannot heal a per.
son against his will. the healer and
the healed must be one in spirit
Christ is always present when you
need him and Is able TO take care
Of every need. There are no block
AIDES to divine providence for
Christ IL all sufficient.
Rev. simmons closed with this
dynamic statement, IF you feel
that life has dealt you deadly
blow. stand up have faith in God
and take up your bed and walk 80
Music was by the Adult Choral
group and Senior choir.
The ordinance Of Holy Com.
mrInion was administered
Al the T,30 p. M. hour the
Young Adults and the Youth
Groups under the supervision Of
Mrs. NJ, l.. Simmons were guests
st Grace Presbyterian church, In
n panel discussion on How the
Negro Gets Along in Minneapo-
lis"
Panelists were Gwendolyn Nor
row and Mariyn Smith who talk
81 on housing: Maurice White.
Bin Fraction and Mrs Mary 10
Howell. who discussed Employ
msnt.
Following the discussion. re-
freshments wer served by the
host groups
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