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S23, $50, lovely brick Colonial, )
lge. bedrms., receipt hall, powder
nm: side scr. pch.: rec. I'm. in bsmt.
att. gar; charming interior matched
by a beautiful yard.
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, BEDROOM, q BATH all-brick Co.
Ion MAJ, FEATURING 6, BEDROOM AND
tionaily Ice. bedrms. and bath on
2nd floor; lge, living room has fire-
place. built-in bookshelves---sep-
CHOIR FENCED REAR YARD. ROSE
BUSHES GALOREl The price OF
$4,000 Is considerably below re-
production cost, To- inspect. cal
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BIG BRICK CAFE COD-Fireplace
ample dining ell. bright equipped
kitchen, stairway TO expansible INC
moor; knotty-pine rec. rm. with
bar. large fenced lot. everything
VIII sacrifice Tor $4,000. You'll
love it. PRINCE GEOkGES PROP.
ERTIES, Ar. T-7774.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-28

ADMINISTRATION brick home
on level lot, living room, dining ell.
kitchen with table space. screened
porch. Price. s11.950. WOOD CON-
PANY. 1II5s Georgia ave. 10. A.
1onn
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INEXPENSIVE HOME-Liv. rm.. d.
nette, kit, 2 bedrms., full bsmt.
Can assume Az loan or small cash
payt. for veteran. S11,90U. JAMES
c. CONLEY g. CO., AP. 1892.
APPROXIMATELY u ACRE. close
in--3-bedrm. Colonial; daylight
bsmt., cool porch. Price, S13,725,
500 down Gil, $S1 DER mo. JOHN
H. HUGHES CO., WA. 7-O445,
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BETHESDA

Gil approved. S27.5OU and pleas.
ingly different in design, 4 bedrms
e up, 2 DOWN, 2 baths, excellent
rec. rm., separate dining rm. TO
sOxl65. w B. WRIGHT. EN-. g.
1900 It'll 8.
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BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
l417 X ST. NV.
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81 900 DOWN, $50 mo-; $4,000
Lovely, new 2-bedrm. brick; 9
baths. daylight bsmt.; on busline
side, Nd. OWNER. 10. S-62SS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-28

ARLINGTON = Pleasant 3-bedrm
rambler. ceaut rec. rm. In full
psmt.; high location; blocks from
either elem. or Jr-sr. high school
Dead-end st. Firm price, SI7,5O0
Phone OWNER for appt. ia. z.
1l03. ewes or Sun la R-R2Rh
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SILVER sPRTN5

ige. lif m. rm.. y TspI.' Suie NJ vii
family size din. space: full hsmt.
loyeI lot. Near school. WooDMooI
AGENCY, INC. JU. $1,000. One
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-28

ON tor OF THE WORLD-Tre-
mendous all-brick rambler on gor-
geous 2-acre lot with, magniicent
valuable shrubs Lge. liv. rm,, sep.
din. rm., table-space kitchen.
laundry room. 3 twin-sised bed
rms, bsmt.. gear garage. Quality
throughout. "A. J. KESsINGER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-10
AuToMosILEs FOR SAILS

LINCOLN 1858 Capri; power steer
ing and brakes, electric Eindoys:
7. and h.; 81. 500. HoRNER'e
6 cos ssb, 1 III s Ris1sr' Fla ave- e.
LINCOLN 1851 cosmo. 4-dr,: hy--
S Sosma'l Bell n aeS 500 Wis
ave NV. WoX $4,000: -l2
LINCOLN 1a4S Continental hardtop:
r., h., cd, Wv. tires. nylon seat
covers; 41.000 miles, original own
er. Shown bv appointment. AD,
4-53S6. L.
LINCOLN 1853 Capri convertible;
blue with white top; radio. heater.
hydramatic, power steering, power
brakes. electric windows, WV. tires;
GRADY MOTORS, INC.
LINCOLN-MERCURY. DEALERS
1909 Wis. Ave. Bethesda, Nd
Open - AM TIL 10 PM. Daily
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AuromosILfs FOR SALE

M0 "a TP; radio. black fniSh. red
interior; excel. eond.; i owner. l.. L
ROrX. AID. 2.4402; after 8 Pm
WO 6-IS46. liz
NASH '53 4.door; r. and h.. over
drive, Wv. tires; good condition;
$995. OV. $4,000. Ia
NASH RAMBLER SO hardtop club
cpe.; r, h., Continental equip: ex.
eel, like new:' ~ ,O0q mi: orig.
owner; sacrifice. Sl.005. cash OF
terms. Mr.. ROPER, LA. $1,000.
NASH '52 Rambler conv.: T.. h., over.
s ssf du hs sfSTrSRb Sos esss;
$40 down. S3S per mo. WOLFE
MvoT9Rs. 1891 Wis. ave. NV
NASH 1859 Statesman DC luxe: 1.
piece windshield: low mileage, car
In top shane and guaranteed: 1923.
Also 81 Nash Rambler convertible
for SA95. Terms, trade. bank 4
nance. MFRSON g. THOMPSON
Chry. PLY. Dealers. Used-ear dept,
1237 Wis, OIL. n-2616. 10
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILE:
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sss =; "a g.. fsn' s;s Ssis oiisi a:A''
gray nm. Wv. tires. r. and h.; Gus
tom seat cows, black and tan int.
New motor. new transm, etc. IN:
dercoating. best eond. Of any used
car in Wash. HA. 2-9562. S-7 pm.
MERCURY '53 Mont. 4-dr.; red and
tan; Cd: 10000 mi; 7. ana b. is.
plastic covers: very clean. $1.045.
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AUTOS FOR SALE (ceat.)

FORD 1853 Victoria: heater: 2-tone
green finish; white tires; low mile
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PARKWAY-FORD

FORD SO Custom "S" Tudor; radio
heater; forest green with harmonic.
ing interior. SNA5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-10

yORD 1853 Customline ''S' Fordor;
,-tone finish. Fordnmatic, r. and h..
ssat covers. ETC.: one owner: low
mileage; extremely good cond.; war
ranteed g months or 5000 miles
Special today. 1915.
N-1Y p r..
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

MERCURY 1856 Monterey. &.df, Sc
equip.. Gsutomatie trans. T. +.
white sidewalks and other extras
Lists for S3,68l 80. VIII TAX.
1928; s. Il SGD BY Sstu5dssyy;o 6 Cal
MERCURY 1880 club coupe; I'M
mechanical r sSRdisiG poRS clean; s47S
c Re- $3.50 HIS and Chain s JEl s-5 f.
MERCURY 1854 custom 4-dr. sedan
maroon finiSh: radio; heater sea-
covers: nice buy; 1885.
GRADY MOTORS, INC.
LINCOLN-MERCURY. DEALERS
Open o Am. I'll 10 PM. Dail,
1854 MERCURY
Monterey station Jason 4-door
6-pasSenger. conservative light gra!
Ifinish-inteIor OF gray and maroon
leather that relates exceptional care
21,O00 miles, all accessories includ'
ing vhite-war tires. Sl.S9b.
O'BRIEN & ROHALL
IA. 7-O4eO, 1911 Wilson Blvd
your Arlington Mercury Dealer"
MERCURY 40 4-door; r. and b.
today's special. Sl49. THACKEE
MOTORS. 18th and r. !. ave. ne
La. 6-453o.
MIG. TD-Purchased new April "a
new top and tonneau cover. Prict
S1.35O. Call between 8 and
n XII H-hl4n --l3
INF. g., I'd. '53; Ereen; never raced
Must sell, going overseas; $l.10(
or best offer. A good buy. Redwood
h.aufS
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FORD le49 Custom Fordor: r. enc
h., good tires; S249. BELL MO-
TORS, SOTO Wis. ave. NV. Wo
$4,000. IL
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FORD 1853 Country Squire station
wagon: r. and h., Fordomatic, Al
condition throughout. trade and
terms only 81 PAS. Car No. 1851 "A.
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PARkWAY-FOhD
1851 NJ St. NV. FE. $4,000
Fordamatic' r. and h. immacuiate:
lilo. FLOOD PONTIAC, 4221
Connecticut. WO. 6-S400.
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PARKWAY-FORD

ORD '55 Victoria hardtop; Fordo-
iatic, radio, heater, WV. tires;
iamond blue and snowshoe Wnlte'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

When boy becomes an actor he auto
matically sacrifices much of his pri-
vate life. Johnny WaShbrook, star of
the CBS-TV MY Friend Flicka" series,
shares some moments with his 6-year-
old brother Mike, in playtime before
bedtime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

Folk Singer Harry Belafonte, between
evening performances at the Las Vegas
Riviera Hotel and his daily hops back
to Hollywood to record two new RCA
Victor albums, still has time for the
children. He spent several days at the
Friendship Day Camp in Hollywood.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-03

A heart attack suffered Satur-
day evening January ~ in
Superior. Wis, proved fatal TO
Rev Eugene Bridges, 81 r
Third st. Duluth. MINI and for
merry Of 573 IgIehart Az. 81
Paul
Rev Bridges, pastor Of Christ
Temple. Duluth. was stricken IN
the pulpit OF an Apostolic faith
church IN Superior lie had Just
concluded his sermon. closed his
bible and raised his hand for the
invitation. when h. suddenly col
lapsed Spectators report he lRtd
down without any visible struggle
and died instantly lie was the
speaker At council meeting He
was district elder - that district
The deceased was born IN Col
umbia. Tenn and moved with his
family when q small child 90 -
Louis Mo where hc spent his
early childhood. attending school
IN 81 LOUIS In his early teens the
family moved 20 - Paul whore
ne had resided until year agu
As young man he entered tho
employ 81 the Pullman Company
where he remained until has r.
tirrment IN 1888. after more than
10 years 81 service After his re-
tirrmrnt he had devoted his time
To the ministry. having been or
daiued about ten years ago lie
had been the active pastor 81
Christ Temple IN Duluth Tor two
years and a year ago with hts wife
moved 20 Duluth where he WIS re.
siding when he SucCumhcd
Survivors include hts wife Mrs
Lillian Bridges. Duluth daughter
Mrs Jeanette English. Ninncapo.
lis. ore brother. Evans Bridge
So Paul. two sisters, Mrs Cor
ueua DAVIS and Mrs MARY Hart.
en-. ST Louis. Mo. two uicces. ore
nephew. cousin, Mrs. Roberta
Tyler. all Of 50 Paul and other
relatives
Funeral services were held IN
Duluth Tuesday. January ~ A.
, y. IN q; Christ Church ~ which
ne was pastor with Rev \. John
son Of Superior officiating Funer-
al services and burial were held
in ST Paul At Christ Temple
Chstswprth and Rondo Az. a. >
) m, Thursday. February :. with
Bishop Herbert Davis o. Jcavrr.
worth. Kans. officiating
Burial was In Oakland GENE
terry with Rruoks Funeral Home IN
eharrn NJ arranrrrnents
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-03
Mt. OLIyET BAPTIST

And His Name Shall Be Called
Wonderful" was the subject of
Rev. Il. H. Hunters message at
the morning worship hour Sunday
January 20, Scripture was taken
from lisa 1915.
Morning prayer was offered by
Rev. J. J. Clayburn.
The Senior Choir furnished the
music.
Following the morning service,
escorted by Helen Wagner, presi-
dent, deacon, NJ. E. Bell. and Mrs.
Matte Avery from the Senior
Missionary Society and the Dor
cas- Society made cheer visits to
the shut-ins.
Rev. Hunter and choirs were
guests of Friendship Baptist
church. Minneapolis, at $3.50 p. m.
"A Christian At Work" was the
subject Of the dynamic message
delivered by Mr.. Gerard Laroche
at the evening worship service
which was sponsored by the Fore
ign Missionary Society. Mr.. Lar
Oche rendered a solo and was &C
companied by Miss Caroline See
bee. They are both art students at
Bethel College.
We extend sincere sympathy to
the family of Richard Edgar.
You are always welcome at Mt.
Onvet, The Church With A
Friendly Welcome"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-03
Rev. Osu Lawrence
Former MinneopoIiton
Died In November

Word has just been received OF
the death Of Osa Lawrence In Ink
ster. Mich. where he and his
wife made their home with their
daughter, Kathryn and son-in-
law, C. r. Stone
Mr. Lawrence died In November
shortly before Thanksgiving lie
had been In poor health for a mum
Der ~ years. having suffered sew
eral strokes during his illness
Mr. Lawrence formerly lived in
Minneapolis He was a mortician
and for years operated the Law
renee Undertaking establishment
in Minneapolis. In 1921 he sold
his business TO W Squire Neal and
later was ordained minister In
the Lutheran faith.
Tie accepted a charge NJ pastor
Of church in the south and also
taught embalming at Tuskegee
Institute In Alabama. until his
health began 10 fail.
MIR Lawrence was well known
IN the Twin Cities His widow Is
still living and her address IL
1888 Inkster Road Inkstcr. Mich
At the same time his niece
Miss Adelaide Carter sent word
~ Mr. L.awrcnCc's death she also
announced the death nf Mr. Law
rcncr's sister. Mrs Belle Danncr
Mrs Danncr. also former resi-
dent of Minneapolis died in rest
home In Dayton, o. on December
u. 1858
After Mr. banners death IN
1919. niece. Miss Adelaide Car
tcr ~ Cleveland q. came 10 Min
ncapous and took Mrs Danner
back To live with her sister and
bruther-in-law. Rev and Mrs
Thomas J Carter
Because of Mrs Carriers ~
health Miss Carter found II I'm
possible to care for her mother
and aunt. So Mrs panner was
placed IN rest home In DAYTON
whore she suCrumbed
Both NJ Lawrence and his sis
ter Mrs banner were NATIVE
phiuans
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-03


Floyd Massey sr.. father Of DR.
Floyd hAsSey Jr.. pastor Of ri.
grim Baptist church. died In
Gastonia Colored hoaptal. Gas,
tonia, ~ &. ON Saturday. January
~. following an Illness Of six
years
Mr. Massey, before his health
failed. had been n chauffeur and
waiter, Or. Massey left 81 Paul
on Friday. January ~, 10 be nj his
fathers bedside.
Surviving Mr. Massey are his
wife. Mrs Hanna Masaey. two
sons. Floyd Jr,, Of ~ Paul and
Thomas Henry OF Detroit Mich
three brothers. Sam. Abram and
Darwin Massey Of Charlotte, N
c. three sisters. Miss Julia Mas.
aey. Mrs Carrie Scott ~ Sails
bury, ~ C.. and Mrs, Cammic
Roberts Of Philadelphia. Pa Also
surviving him arn three grand
children Floyd M Ronald Bruce
and Thomas Rickie Massey. all
u 81 Paul and many other rela
tives
Funeral services were held At
the st. Paul Baptist church In
Gaatonla al Z p. m. on Wcdncs
day. February |. Burial was In
North Carolina.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-03
Pilgrim Choir Houors
Mrs. harriet o. Smith

\ gay farewell party In honor
~ Mrs Harriet Rell Smith. as
ststant organtst Of Pilgrim Rap
tist Church who resigned on
February was given by the
Scntor Choir on Friday January
. 1T the home ~ Mrs Anna
HAYES. III ST Anthony Az
Mrs Justine Jackson. on be-
hclf Of the group, presented Mrs
Smith with a steam iron. Mrs
smith expressed her pleasure in
working with the group during the
pas, year and thanked them Tor
their thoughtfuiu.sS
Among those present were \
V Han director ~ the Senior
choir. Mrs Prentice Harris who
viii replace Mrs Smith a. as
sis,ant orvanist and the Mines
Cora Relic Ranks Nina Raines
Louise Thomas D~'0r~S Askew
ErIuinc Allcn. Dolly ChuShshcn
Frances Peoples AMI Birdie High
Also Miss Helen NJ Smith.
Timothy J Howard Harold
Knott Richard Murphy. {. Peo-
pies and the Mines Regina Nor.
ris and Roberta DAVIS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-03
ST. PETERS A.M.E..

Building Our Spiritual Lives"
was the subject of Rev. NJ l..
SimmOu's sermon on Sunday
morning, January 20. His scrip
turc background was taken from
Psalm 1911.
Rev. simmons stressed that In
building our spiritual lives. the
church holds the key To mans
baffled and confused mind. II
the church was taken out Of the
community we could not live in
A. The church, ne further stated.
is by no means place OF per-
lection, but II IL place where
men try To grow in spirit and Ia
gain spiritual power thru prayer.
study OF the Bible. fellowship and
worship, Above all. the building Il
done within our own hearts.
Remember the sick and shut
ms
Except the Lord build the
house. they labor in vain that
build a. except the Lord keep the
city, the Waterman waketh but
IN vain" Psalm 1874.
You are always welcome ut 81.
Peters Mrs, Beverley Whit
lOCh, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-03
PILGRIM BAPTIST

Rev j w Junnel, evangelist.
National Baptist Convention, u.
: A, Inc was the speaker at
the morning worship service on
Sunday, January 20. Looking
Things Over was Rev. Junnelrs
topic and his text was taken from
the 9TH chapter OF John. 35th
verse
Deacon William Black offered
morning prayer Music was by the
Gospel Chorus and the Senior
Choir Visitors were introduced
and welcomed by Mrs Gloria
Henderson
II was noted that Mrs Title
Daniels Is n patient ~ AnCker
hospital Also on the sick list are
Mrs Susie Bcaslsy and Miss Hell
en- NJ Smith
Members were notified ~ the
death of Or MasSey's father.
Floyd Massey Sr. Of Gastonia, y
& on Saturday January IS.
Funeral services for Mr.. Massey
were held at St Paul Baptist
church. Gastonia. on Wednesday,
At ; 2. m.
Appreciation was expressed by
Mrs. Clementine Sydes for kind
neSses during her bereavement on
the loss OF her sister. Mrs. Lottie
Smith in 81. Louis. Mo
Appreciation was expressed TO
Mrs Harriet Bell Smith. asSis-
tant organist since December I,
lalT. who will be leaving this
month 10 make her home In Cali
fnrnia
The Baptist Youth Fellowship
met at 8 p, m. and the Gospel
Chorus presented its nidwinter
musicale Soloists on the program
were Mrs Irene Lewis, Mrs
Kclsie whitmcre. Mrs Leila
Jackson. Rave Richardson and
Willis G. Smith Director and or
Canist IL Mr.. Arlee " Hallowrll
Assisting director IL Mrs. ODelle
Galloway.
Pure Religion" WAS the topic
AZ the mid-week prayer service
on "Wednesday evening
The ordinance Of communion
win BE- observed on Sunday. Feb
-,Iary s AZ the II a m. and 8 2
m. services
on Sunday. February IL At 3 2
y, Park-TNlgrtm interractsl ser.
vice will - hold AZ the church
with Rev. Nahion Poneruy, pas
tor - Park Baptist church as
speaker The choir ~ Park BAp-
'ts' viii sing
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-03
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIsT

At the IL n. m. service Sunday
January 20, our minister, Rev. l..
c. Harris, did not deliver a ser
mon, but he gave us "A wonderful
Talk on Friendship. He stated
that he wanted every member of
this church 10 live up to what
friendship stands for.
He brought out that friends are
united in one faith. one love and
that they are to work for the IN
building OF Gods kingdom on
earth and to show friendliness to
all people in kindness, in charity
and in love. Everyone seemed to
enjoy the talk Rev. Harris gave.
In the afternoon. Rev. y. r.
Hunter Of Mt. Olivet Baptist
church. st. Paul came with 60 or
20 Of his members and we had a
spiritual good time. Mission Of
Christs Church" was the subject
OF Rev Hunters heart stirring
message. His text was taken from
Rev. 1919, II was enjoyed by all
A choir OF % voices consisting
Of two singing units combined rem
dered them usic under the direc-
ton OF Brother A. Smith.
Installation OF newly elected Of
ficers was conducted by Rev.
Hunter May God bless him and
his congregation.
The p. m. BTU service was
we'll attended. Mrs. Paralee
Barnes was appointed directress
and she proved she is well versed
in BTU work. beCaus" she Stimu-
lated the interest OF the group
Two films were shown I'm Time
Of Trouble. and a very cduCa-
tional film on the Life Of Booker
T Washington
Al the s = ~ hour an evening
~ song sponsored by the Jubileers
and the Jubilccts, was presented
Several numbers rendered proved
that their singing was spiritually
uplifting
Next Sunday will be commun-
ion service Rev Harris requests
all members to be present At 9 p.
m.
TN thee o Lord. do I put my
trust; let me never be put 10 con
fusion" Psalm III. Harold
Adams reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-03
BORDER METHODIST

Gracious is the Lord, and
righteous; yea, our God - merci-
full"
The morning scripture was TAX
en- from st. Luke. 8:i3-4S. Rev.
Sections sermon. subject, Who
Touched Me-. brought out the
meaning Of faith. and how faith
in our Lord Jesus Christ can heal
our bodies and minds OF the most
dreaded diseases.
Rev Sexton said, Jesus In the
flesh was the greatest physician
Of all time and Jesus IN the spirit
il still and always viii be. If you
have faith in Him, the healer Of all
sickness"
AS Christ said 10 the woman
who touched the hem OF his gar
ment. BE Of good comfort, thy
faith hath made thee whole" He
In still saying to you who have
faith In Him" He further stated,
Your faith In Him will make you
whole" Blessed were the seeds
our dear minister planted in our
hearts and minds.
As we go about comforting and
helping the sick. shut-in and the
afflicted let us instill in their
hearts the meaning OF faith in
God.
The 8 p. m. Vesper program was
one that truly came up to the
standard mems program. Rev. c.
Phillip Hinerman brought a mes
sage Of great value. Mr.. William
Hale Of Zion Baptist church. rem
dered two very wonderful vocal
solos. A Christian fellowship was
enjoyed after the program.
Tuesday evening. January 81.
was the official board meeting /
hope you didn't forget.
Let's put ourselves in readiness
to go to Walker Methodist Church
on February 18th. This Is Race
Relations Sunday and Border will
worship with Walker Methodist as
one unit. This Is the way God
meant II TO be for we are all Gods
children. Walker church | located
at 3ist ST. and 18th Az. s.
The Keys report that their din
ner given on last Sunday was a
great success.
Saturday evening, February II
at $50 p. m. the men OF Border
will observe their second Annual
Father and Sons banquet in the
recreation room OF the church
Rev. George Chant. popular pastor
OF the Richfield Methodist church
will be guest speaker His sub
jet viii be, Tiger Hunt in In
dia." Rev Chant has presented
this talk quite a number of times
and II Is always interesting to
young and old. All men should be
interested In this event and be-
pal TO your son. or some boy In
this wonderful fellowship. Clifford
Hawkins lisp rogram chairman
In closing do you agree
Works without faith are as dead
as faith without works"
Harry Davis, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-03
Services For Mother
OF AvIio Dioi
hald Monday

Services for Mrs Nora "
Crawford. Jpg2 Clinton Az. who
died At her home on Friday Jan
~. were held NJ Lakewood Chapel
at ~ noon Monday, January 30
She was the muthcr ~ Aultc
Dial well known chaniruqr and
pianist
Mrs Crawford had been ~ ~
health FOE tho past year
She was born IN jackson Tenn
judy I. 1882, and had resided In
Minneapolis for more than %
years
Mrs Crawford endcarcd her,
self Ia all who knew her for hor
dedication To Christian service,
her willingness to help others In
any way tho occasion called Tot
regardless of race or creed
untli her health began to fail
she had been active In church
circles. the wCTU, and various
prayer bands and those who work
ri with her all testify TO her keen
conception ~ the Bible and the
way she cSempiIricd II In hcr daily
living
Survivors Include daughter
Mira AuEir DiRl. with whom she
made her home, grandchildren,
Mr. and Mrs Robert Shoffner and
two great grandchildren, sonya
Marie and Robert Sonlon shot
fncr, all ~ 81. Paul
Burial was IN Lakewood Gene
terry with woodprd Funeral Home
In charge of arrangements