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Oral Roberts w.

Channel 7-Sundsy am, $50, June "a
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
WONDERFUL PREPARATION FOR MILLIONS
WHO EVENTUALLY husband WILL-cLADLY
SEEK. AND STUDY, STUDY. STUDY MY INDIs-
PENsABLE. INCOMPATIBLE IMPERATIVE CHRIST
SECOND coMlNc"-0F THE CHRIST DIVINITY OF
JEsUs!. AND ALL OF you, IN YOUR TRUE BEING
NY MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE SCIENCE
MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPlES!
PART
SACRED. TOUCHING HEALING OF SUFFERING
LITTLE BOY. WHO ALSO HAD A BELIEF OF
soFTENINc OF PELvIs BONE
Was carried n walked out normally murmurno thanks "a
all who saw!
tsee ORAL ROBERTS. Page ~
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Congress and Veterans Pension"

M = TTIbUne EdIfoFaU
bill authorizing oldage pensions for all veterans Of
porn world wars and OF Korea with low incomes be
voted on next week by he House Of Representatives and
many congressman will be tempted TO approve cleo
zion year II is temptation they must resist The bill
NOT only irresponsible financially but undermnes the
siderable that has been toward the shaping Of
an intelligent veterans policy IN this country
The BILL OF which the pension scheme the major pro-
vision would raise the cost Of payments by SIT
billion IN the next forfyfovr years, which Is vnsovnd
burden on the government to mildly. More important
would establish the perneovs principle that man is
entitled to live the by the Of having
served az one time In the armed forces The obligation TO
reeomPense those who suffered defense their
x or their survivors. Is fundamental and should
always De met generously But what does he government
owe TO those who returned whole and vnsesshed from the
wsrs7
lsss CONGRESS AND VETERANS, Page
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The Red Imitators Of
MussoIini and HitIer!!!

but THANKS TO YOUR MASTER, THE DEVIL
ANIMAL MAGNETS M-YOuR DAMNABlE DEsPoTiSM
IN CONTRAST TO THESE TWO PsYcHoPATHIc.
tMUssoLlNi sYPHLiTic) SONS OF SATAN. you ARE
PoWERED-IN BELIEF WITH MULTI-MoTOR
POWER PLANTS; THAT IS. THE DEVILS ADAM AND
EVE PSYCHOLOGY HAS PERVERTED MARVELLOUS,
GRAND, Externally HARMONIOUS cHRlSTllKE
IDEAS AND SO YOU POOR DUPEs TRAiMPLE-
IN BELIEF - ALL OVER THE TEN COMMANDMENTS
AND cHRIsT's SERMON ON THE MOuNTM!-
BEcAUsE-YOU, LIKE ALL DEVILS DUPES-MINoR
OR MAJoR-AccEPT MATTER-THE M-YT-H!!!-
AS SUBSTANCE! WHEREAS 1T is ONLY SHADOW
AND NEARLY PERCEIVED AS SUCH BY GREEK
IDEALisM TWO TO THREE HUNDRED YEARS BEFORE
CHRIST JESUS ADVENT!
SPIRITUAL POVERTY or JESUS cENERATIoNl-
A WICKED AND ADULTEROUs GENERATIONS!
SEEKING SIGNS" OF ITS OWN cHOOslNcl
GOD IS SPIRIT, INFINITE. INFALLIBLE, FEATHER"
PERFECT" THUS DID JESUS DEFINE HIS AND
Jour FATHER-MOTHER GOD, ALL-HARMONoUs."
BUT. He DEPLoRED THE MANY THINGS THEY
COULD NOT BEAR BUT PROMISED "ANoTHER
CONF ORTER WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL
THINcs"-JoHN Ia
See GOD CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL. Page ~
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Good News" Wonderful News
TO you, DEAR LISTENERS

You know that what he meaning Of the word GOSPEL
is The four Gospels record the fvnen Of Old Testament
promises, such as, for example, by Moses.
Upon realizing certain non-fvfmenf Of his wish
the Promised Land Moses said THE LORD, YOUR GOD,
WILL RAISE UP A PROPHET LIKE UNTO NE. HIM SHALL
YE HEARKEN UNTO"
The Acts Of The Apostles in citing that prophecy adds
this EVERY SOUL REJECTING THAT PROPHET SHALL
BE DESTROYED FROM AMONG MY PEoPLEI
Hence, million Hebrews forced give up the
ghost under Roman Catholic renegade Son Of Satan Hitler.
Hebrew rsbbnae-Chrsf void and
TO accept marvellous promise, Jesus gave you:
BEHOLD. HAVE GIVEN YOU POWER OVER
ALL THE [so-esIedl power OF THE ENEMYr-she devils
Adam and Eve and psychology Of SIM disease defores
disasters, Communism wsrs!-"AND NOTHING SHALL
BY ANY MEANS HURT YOU!
tsee GOOD NEWs"-WoNDERFUL, Page ~
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Traffic Kills IS, Including Bride"

bride OF LESS THAN DAY -
"soCDER-MATE HURT SERIOUSLY"
Detroit Times
"cI MATE DoZEs, CAR HITS TREE"
"NEVER so HAPPY-AND THEN A SKID"
"cLooM FILLS HOME OF BRIDE HOURS AFTER
GALA RECEPTION"
MICHIGAN WATERS CLAIM LIVES"
free Press
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
you TRIBUNE READERS KNOW OUR ANSWER BUT
HEREWITH ONCE MORE:
or THE WRONG HOME CHURCH. SUNDAY SCHOOL,
EDUCATION, soesIed CULTURE-ALL or WHICH
WERE, AND ARE, TOO INDIFFERENT, OR CON-
TEMPTUoUs. OF MY cHRIST-"SECoND COMING
or JEsUsni-NoT IN FLESH, TO Crafty
uNREPENTANT SINNERS, DOUBLING THoMAsEs,
tsee TRAFFIC KILLS IS, Page III
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Millions Do, In Belief!

BECAUSE OF THEIR BONDAGE TO THE DEVILS
ADAM AND EVE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or ANIMAL
MAGNETISM, OF SIN. DISEASE. DEATH DEFoRMITIEs.
DISASTERS, WARsl
NY CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRIsTLIKE CHRISTIAN
sciENTIsTs-HAvE THE HIGHEST IMMUNITY VS.
THE DEVLISH, MYTHICAL BELIEFS or MATTER"
THE DEVILS 'PHoNY SUBSTANCE AND HIS
"csiAsTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL [soesIIsdl EXISTENCE"
AS dictated to Mrs. Eddy. p. 272 san.
tsss DO you HAVE MIND cANcER,7 Page a.
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GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Warning: Moody Bible Institute!

ALSO PROTESTANT MINISTERS WHO STILL ACCEPT
THE MOODY INSTITUTE AS THEIR ALMA MATER!
SERMONS IN SCIENCE" SUNDAY T. v. RECENTLY.
MAN. THE FLEsHLEss, cHRIsTLIKE, SPIRITUAL MAN,
GODS IMAGE AND LIKENESS, HAS DOMINION OVER ALL.
BUT THAT WAS THE DEVILS ADAM AND EVE
IMAM" PRESENTED IN MoODY'S Tv BUcoLoCY!!
SUCH A PANTHEIsTIc CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
VOID, SPIRITUALLY IMMATURE AND IMPURE
PRESENTATION OF THE CHRIST THE WAY, THE
TRUTH, AND THE LiFEl
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SUBSTANTIAL CITIZENS
MASONRY. A BULWARK FOR MANS RIGHTS
sIcNERs or THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
NEARLY ALL WERE MAsoNs LONE Skinner SAYS
ALL BUT oNED
MANY HIcH-RANKINc CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS HAVE
BEEN OR ARE MAsoNs!
MASONRY IS ONE or THE BEST FRIENDS
PRoTEsTANTIsM HAS.
MASONRY AND ROMAN CATHOLICISM
MASONRY LIKE PRoTESTANTlSM IS PROSECUTED
IN ROMAN CATHOLIC COUNTRIES!
AND, FOR VERY UNDERSTANDABLE REASoNSl
MASONRY AND PRoTEsTANTIsM HAVE FOR
CENTURIES PROTESTED AGAINST THE UsURPATIoNs
OF THE DEvlL-ANAAL MAcNETISM-oF THE
DEsPoTIsM IN ROMAN CATHOLICISM!
THAT DEsPoTIsM IS OF THOSE WHOM SATAN
HATH BOUND" AS JESUS CHARACTERIZED THE
DEVILS DUPEs
ROMAN CATHOLICISM REPRESENTS THE SUCCESS
OF THE DEVIL. ACCOMPLISHING THROUGH oRGAN-
zATIoN WHAT He COULD NOT ACHIEVE IN THE
cRUcIFIxoN OF JEsUsl ROMAN CATHOLICISM IS
THE DEVILS FASCIST. POLITICAL EXPRESSION
OF sATANs FRAUDULENT ROMAN CATHOLIC
PERvERsIoNs OF THE NoN-REcIMENTED. DRUoLESS.
PoPELEssl AND THE WoRD-oF-coD HEALING AND
HEALTHPRESERvINc. DIVNELY-PRoTEcTED
CHRISTIANITY OF NY HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED.
INCOMPATIBLE PROPHET MEssiAH-soN, THE
cHILDLEss CHRIST JEsUs!M
see THESE sHRiNERs, Page III
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God Condemned Spiritual
Bastard Reds u!

By ANDREW F. FRUEnAUF. c.s 80
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our father-Mother God. all
harmonious" Up. Is, Science and Health with Key TO
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission who wildly the grace of God
do Fruehauf-M Martin Luther job in this age!!i
And how! Science Health. textbook, is Gods
Liberator Of The Bible.
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOO!
Jesus 'loved righteousness and hated iniquity"l
The ''lukewarm' live in a fools paradise"l
DEAR MR. JOHN FOSTER DULLES SECRETARY OF STATE:
YOU ARE RIGHT. COMMUNISM WILL UNDERGO
PROGRESSIVE EVOLUTION OUT OF ITS DESPoTSM.
AND ANTLcoD. AkTLcHRIsT SPIRITUAL LUkAcY!-
GIGANTIC CRIMIkALiTY MASS MURDERS. AND MULTI
BILLION DOLLAR COLOSSAL LARCENY AND
ENsLAvEMENT OF EIGHT HUNDRED MILLION PEoPLES!M
PART
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DO You Have Mind Caneer'??"

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
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FEAR NO EVIL
FAITH IN GOD IS THE WAY

For fine son Of man shall come in the gIory Of his
Father with his angels and then he shall reward eysy
according TO his works.
Verify say unto you, there be standing here
which shall not Of DEATH Till they the SON of
man coming in his kingdom" Matt. I6:27-28
Believing. we shall receive"
Jesus also said And all things whatsoever We shall ask
in prayer we shall receive And at another time he said
1.-The flesh profteth nothing. 49,.
SPIRIT IN PLACE OF MATTER
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Moodyites Too Impure and
Immature for Jesus Admoniti

The Devil, Via Sex, |ntrudes to
Start the Day-NBCs Today
And NY. is Having Serious Sex
Diseases-Youths...!
ANIMAL MAcNETIsM-vs THE CHRIST OF THIS
CHRISTIAN COUNTRY-AND 1.-THE FLESH PROFTETH
NOTHING IT is THE SPIRIT THAT oUIcKENETH.
THE WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO you, THEY ARE
SPIRIT AND THEY ARE LIFE"!-Jesvs in John 663.
And millions have their day begun with the emphasis
senvafy not spirituality via which exercise he divine
dominion Of Gods eshIess, spiritual chrske and
daughters His very image and likeness the being Of
every single Of vs
PART
FAY EMERSON. NJ c, DURING DAVE eARRoWAY's
ABSENCE
The devils exploitation from Atlantic City,
where the devil has rendezvous with millions during The
who have TOO much for ooshnes and much
idle time.
(see THE DEVIL VIA SEX Page n
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c1pital Journalist
Discussed Security
On KUOM TuesdoY

Alan Barth, Washington, d. C.,
author and journalist analysed
the relationship Of a security-loy-
atty program 10 the fundamentals
Of democracy on the University Of
Minnesota radio station KUOM at
7 p. m. Tuesday, July 3. He ap-
peared on the fourth program in
KUOMs special summer series,
Security and Civil Rights"
A reporter and editorial writer
in the nations capital for more
than 20 years, Barth also has
written two books on civil rights
Government BY Investigation"
and The Loyalty Of Free Men"
Tuesday night, July 3, he ex-
planned why he feels that I'VE
make a grave mistake when we
suppose that there is some kind
of conflict between individual
rights and national security"
Security and Civil Rights" is
produced by KUOMs director of
special events, Phillip Gelb, from
interviews recently recorded in
New York and Washington, DC.
Monrad C. Paulsen, University
law professor, is consultant for
the series.
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SERVICES FOR MRS.
DESSA p. CREWS
THURSDAY, July S

Services for Mrs. Dessa p.
Crews, 9l2 Fremont Av. n. who
died Saturday night, June 80.
were held at p. m. Thursday
July 5, at ST Peters ANIE church.
Rev. Martin l.. Simmons ofnclated
with burial in Crystal Lake Gene
terry.
Mrs Crews had been In IN
health for the past year and a pa
tent In Asbury hospital for four
weeks prior 10 her death. She was
native OF Grcenville, Tex. and
had lived In Minneapolis for more
than Is years.
She was a member % 81.
Peters ANiE church and had been
a member OF the Senior Choir UNI
III she became IN; a member 81
the Reyes Club OF Border Mctho-
dist church and a member OF the
Building Service Union.
Surviving are her husband. Jid
Crews; one son, Walter Daniels
both Of Minneapolis and cousin.
Mrs, Raymond Miles OF Greenvine,
Tex Mrs, Miles came 70 the city
10 attend the funeral
Burial was at Crystal Lake
cemetery with Woodland Funeral
Home in charge OF the service.
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because OF basic concern over the
states fiscal problems. Pointing
TO the importance Of the treasur-
ership and OF the whole Executive
Council, Bjornson, in his filing
statement, pledges every effort
to end both the bonus debt and
its burdensome special levies at
the earliest possible moment"
II am filing again for the Of
flee OF State Treasurer for two
main reasons" Bjornson declared.
The first is my genuine interest
in a realistic meeting Of Mime
sofas fiscal problems. The sec
ond is the insistence OF Republ-
can and independent voters alike
all over the state that 1 submit
my candidacy for the post in
which gained valuable expert
ence during two terms"
The former treasurer's filing
statement continues: Il consider
the campaign a real opportunity
to impress, among other things,
the Importance OF every constitu-
tional official OF the state-the
power and responsibility of the
whole Executive Council and the
Investment Board.
III returned to the treasurer's
office, l pledge every effort to
end both the bonus debt and its
burdensome special levies at the
earliest possible moment. Mime
sotans have an opportunity to
make that certainty by placing
the Executive Council back In Re-
publican hands In next Novem-
ber's election. l look forward with
pleasure TO expanding discussion
OF this and other issues in the
course OF the campaign. am con-
WINGED that Minnesotans have dis
covered. sooner than might have
been expected, that political wind
and potential revenue windfaus
constitute no solution OF our fis-
cal problems"
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MT. OITVET BAPTIST

The Great Dsliverer' was the
subject Of Rev 3. II. Hunter s
message for morning worshippers.
The theme, Deliver US from evil"
and scripture, Matthew, 9Th chap
ter. Rev. Hunters message was
timely and inspiring. He admOn-
ished US that no individual can do
what Jesus has done: He has given
US love, truth, tolerance and re-
demption. Today the nation needs
Jesus Christ. He Is our deliverer.
Music was by the Mems Chorus.
The ordinance Of baptism fol-
lowed the morning service.
The annual meeting Of the Min
nesota-Sou Dakota Convention
win be held at Mt. Olivet Baptist
church, July 7 at 7:3O p. m. The
Laymen's League viii hold their
annual banquet July 8 at p. m.
The convention proper viii be in
session.
The evening service was well at
tended with the observance Of holp
communion. Four persons were
fellowshipped into the church.
Visitors for the day were Mrs.
Mae Howard, Des Moines, Ia,
Mrs. NJ. Tanya and Mrs. Bette
L. Thomas, st. Paul
You're always welcome at Mt,
Olivet church services
Mrs. Pansy Dodd remains on the
critical list at her home, 70l Car
roll Av. Others who are i'll and
shut-in will appreciate your cards,
calls and prayers.
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MEAT UNIONS OPEN
NEW NEGOTIATIONS

Chicago ANP)-Master con
tracts with major meat packing
companies have been opened Tor
new negotiations by the country's
two leading meat unions.
Letters Of notification have been
sent to Swift, Armour, Wilson and
Cudshy II was announced last
week by President Earl w. Jim
erSon and Secretary Treasurer
Patrick r. German OF the Anal
gamated Meat Cutters and But
cher wOrkmen Of North America,
and by President Ralph Helstein
and Secretary Treasurer C. r.
Hathaway Of the United Packing
house Workers OF America. Both
unions are AFL-CIO aftiHateS
Present contracts held by the
unions expire September l.
The two unions took steps
earlier this month to merge into
a single organization numbering
450. 900 members in the meat in
dustry.
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ZION BAPTIST

Rev. H. w. Bolts Sr., brought
the morning worship from Matt.
15:1-10, using for his subject, THE
Far Away Heart" Truly our
hearts were stirred as the pastor
spoke. We cannot please the mas
ter with mere lip service, nor can
we honestly serve Him unless our
minds are stayed on Him. We
should rededicate our all to His
cause. These words gave us food
for thought.
The Senior Choir directed by
w. B. Hale; Young Peoples Choir
directed by Mrs. Mildred Moore,
both sang from the depth Of their
hearts.
The Right hand of fellowship
was extended to all persons who
united with US in the past month.
Every soul was specially blessed
as we observed the Holy commun-
ion following morning worship
We were happy to have so many
visitors and among them the
mother of our own Arthur Gun
bingham and Rev. c. H. Bell.
Known sick are steadily i'm
proving. You may miss a special
blessing by failing to administer
TO the sick and needy.
At the 8 p. m. hour, Rev. c. H.
Bell spoke briefly on The All
Comprehensive Gift"
Pray without ceasing: with
prayer and thanksgiving let your
requests be known to God. Don't
forget your midweek prayer ser
vice Wednesday nights, 1880 to
$50.
Come to worship on the Lords
day. You're forever welcome at
Zion Baptist church.
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Hold Funeral Rites
For Rev. Joseph EVuns,
Pastor, Civic Leader

Chicago-(A AMP Funeral ser
vices for the late Rev. Joseph NJ.
Evans, for 26 years pastor Of the
Cosmopolitan Community church
here, were held Tuesday, July 8
in the church.
The services were held at 1 p.
m. with the Rev. Theodore Rich
ardson, associate pastor, deliver
ing the eulogy, and DR.. Richard I.
Pstter, minister-at-large for the
International Council Of Commun-
ity churches, presiding. The Rev.
Evans was co-founder OF the
Council.
Scores Of city dignitaries, re-
ligious and civic attended, includ-
ing members of the Mayors Com
mission on Human Relations of
which DR.. Evans was a member.
DR.. Evans died here last week at
Billings Hospital, the victim Of
chronic anemia.
He was 81.
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Were we TO walt until Powell
came over from his office or from
New York;"
Another vote was taken to give
the New York Congressman five
more minutes. III we adjourn
without hearing him" said one,
we will be accused OF discrimina-
ton"
Actually. they waited another
10 or rs minutes longer, and when
Powell never showed up the COM
mittee went into executive session
to vote on the school aid bill which
was pending before Il,
Just before going into executive
session, one Congressman noticed
Rep. Charles c, Diggs %, MichD
sitting In the audience and sug-
gestcd that he be given a chance
to testify
Digs declined on the grounds
that he had no prepared statement
with him, He had previously re-
qucstcd only that he be given per
mission TO insert a statement in
the record.
Chairman Smith observed that
James Roosevelt ID, CaifD did
not even ask TO be heard. There's
not as much cnthusiams in this
bill as l thought" he Quippcd
Immediately following the COM
mittce recess on Thursday. five
members OF the Rules Committee
sent a letter 20 the chairman ask
ing that a meeting be called right
away 20 finish up this civil rights
business.
The letter was signed by Rep,
rcscntatives Harris Ellsworth (R.,
Orel; Clarence Brown tR.. o.;
James J, Delaney %. N ";
Ray J Madden ID, md and
Richard Boiling, ~, Mo- The
chairman said he had a three-day
grace period after receiving the
request before scheduling tho
meeting.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

The Lords Name In Vain" was
the subject Of DR.. Masseys ser
mon at the morning worship ser
vice on Sunday, July 1, Commun-
ion Sunday. Members of the Sen
Tor Choir are on vacation from the
choir loft and music was by the
Gospel Chorus, directed by Mrs.
N. N. Galloway, with Mrs. Arlee
II. Hallowell at the organ.
Notices were read by Mrs. Cora
Bell Banks, church clerk. The
staff Of Vacation Bible School was
commended for best sessions we
have ever had with an enrolment
Of 1856 children. The AIM Club
and owen Price were congratulate
ed for a splendid recital on last
Thursday.
II was announced that funeral
services would be held on Monday,
July 2, at st. Philips Episcopal
church, Buffalo, N. Y, for Mrs.
Violet Talley, wife of Thomas A.
Talley, executive director of the
st. Paul Urban League, who was
killed instantly in an automobile
accident in Hillsdale, Mich, on
June p. II was reported by DR..
Massey, first vice president of the
League, that Mr.. Talley, who was
critically injured and was hos
pitalized in Hillsdale hospital, has
improved and would be moved to
Buffalo by ambulance.
Also hospitalized are Richard
Stokes and Mrs. Notah Mundell,
both patients at st. Joseph's hos
pital.
The following new members who
unitel during the month of June
were welcomed: Mrs. Geneva
Luster, Joseph T. Harris and Ro-
bert Jackson.
The annual church picnic was
held at Phslen Park from 2 to z
p. m. and closed with vesper ser
vice led by Mrs. Louella Taylor.
Mems Day will be observed on
Sunday, July 8, with c. David
Locks, Planning board director of
the City of st. Paul as guest
speaker A special mems chorus
will be directed by A. V. Hall.
Following the service, the Or
dinance of Communion was OBJ
served. Special music was by Mrs.
Hallowell.
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NAACP Confah

CONTINUED from page -
decree.
The White House ought not be
passive at a time like this"
wilkins Urges President CAN
Conference
wilkins said one thing President
Eisenhower might do would be 10
call a regional conference Of Ne
gro and white southerners. as was
suggested by Democratic presi-
Dental candidates Adlai Stevenson
and Estes Kefauver.
As an alternative, wilkins sug-
gested "a different kind Of con-
ference from areas which are
starting compliance or coming
close 10 completing IT,"
Such a conference, he said,
would show how the problems
have been met and overcome, and
would help 20 disslpate myths Of
violence which have grown up"
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National Gospel Singer
To Be Presented In
Recital A. 81. Peters

Mrs, Willie Mae Ford Smith.
national gospel singer and evan
gehst o. st Louis, No, viii be
presented in musical program by
the Minneapolis Gospel Choral
Union Tuesday evening, July 10
at $ p, m, at St Peters AME
Church, Fourth Az, s, at tlst ST,
Mrs Smith Just recently rcceiv-
ed an award proclaiming her the
greatest gospel singer in the Unit
ed States
The public is cordially invited
Admission is 81,
Rev, NJ L, simmons is host pas
tor, MIS- Bessie Gresham, Ralph
c, Primm and Mrs, Dorothy Sims
are In charge Of the musical --
Advt
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SIOUX
FALLS
NEWS
N 7 E s
BY Kaye Coates
Sioux Falls, s. ID.

The annual get-together picnic
was held in Yankton. s. ID. and Il
was a striking affair Folks from
all over were there. The town,
represented were: Sioux Falls
Sioux City. Ia; St Paul MINI.
Ted Blakey is president Of the az
fair and he really got the Blakey
support. The program was most
interesting A st. Paul group
the Sioux Falls ST. Johns Chair
and Yankton Jr. Chorus sang
Station WINK took one half hour
Of tape recordings. The visitors
were guests in the Methodist
church. Officers for next year are:
Ted Blakey, president; Mrs. c,
Shelley, vice president, Georgia
Lee, secretary. The picnic is TO
be held in Sioux Falls next year.
Teen-agers here are happy to
have Louise SHERIFF. here from
Mason City, Ia. visiting her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Coahey. Youngsters are picnick-
ing andp artying nicely.
Helen Crosswaite is doing dieti-
clan service at McKennan hos
pital. Helen is the wife Of Fred
Crosswaite, Sioux City, Ia. The
Ira Wilson's brought Mrs. Cross
waite from Sioux City Sunday and
in to have a short visit
with their cousin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Haynes.
Mrs. George Vaughn was hos
tess TO the Federated Club for the
last meeting until fall. Mrs.
served her guests a deli
cious dinner in Vaughn fashion.
The group had election of officers.
All officers were retained. They
are: Mrs. George Vaughn, presi-
dent; Georgia Lee, secretary;
Marie Tolbert, treasurer, These
ladies' are few in number, but
they are doing a fine job Of club
work.
The Tolsons are hosts TO the
Mrs. Nate Barlow and daughter
from Long Island, N. Y. Mrs. Bar
low is the niece Of Mrs. Tolson.
She has her daughter, Loretta
with her.
Preston Love and his band play
ed at a dance at Dell Rapids,
June 80. Daniel and l
attended. II was fun to kick a
round with the teenagers, but !
feel it this day!
Better get out and boost Mau-
rice Coakley Jr. in the Soap Box
Derby. They will race Sunday,
July sth.
Ii. and Mrs. Billy Rae Bunton
wish to thank all for the terrific
group of cards and greetings re-
,eived when the stork presented
hem with their baby daughter at
hospital Gladys is her
clipper self full o'fun. She has a
phone in her room and she keeps
the wires hot Gladys sister-in-
law from Austin, Tex, is here to
help Mrs. b. during the next few
weeks Mrs. BIS son is here also.