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The Republican., 1956-05-31

heard the songs of the feathered
masters-the low laughter of the
leaves and the everlasting chuckle
of the mountain brook.
| believe in FULLNESS of life
for have seen the rain-Watched
it bathe the earth, the very air-I
have seen the sky newly scrubbed
and polished, blue from end to end
and I've watched the winters
snow drape tree and bush and hill
in folds of white binding beauty.
believe in GOODNESS for
have known people, have watch
ed them live, love and labor
watched them hope, dream and
pray side by side.
| believe in all these things be-
cause for every shadow | have
seen a hundred rays of light-for
every note of sadness I've heard
a symphony of joy-for every
ounce of bad | have found ton
of good-good in people, in nature
and in the world. and | am
thankful
Pollyanna stuff? l think not.
TaLin0 II clyip,D for cEiD,p tbic
The Republican., 1956-05-31

Oakland on Monday.
M/Sgt Charles w. Wright ar
rived home Saturday to spend a
30-day furlough with his father,
Charles l. Wright
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w, R. Savage were William A. Saw
age and Kenny Mowan.
Miss Bobbie Gay spent last Fri
day night with her cousin, Miss
Linda Savage.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles l. Wright were Mr.
and Mrs Willard Leusbauer, Bar
bara and George, Mr. and Mrs.
Orland Wright, Barbara, Judith,
Eddie and Larry, of Somerset. Pa.
Other recent guests were Mrs.
The Republican., 1956-05-31
Hi Day

Hi Day" was planned for day
in camp where everyone said Hi
to everyone he met.
Now that Oakland already has
summer residents and guests on its
streets, wouldn't it be a gala day
TO have Hi Day" in our COM
munity some day this summer?
Who knows but what it would
do us all good
The Republican., 1956-05-31

House Foreign Affairs committee
agreed large amounts of arms
slated for Europe should be sent
elsewhere until Europe defense
policy becomes clearer.
The Republican., 1956-05-31
RHEUMATISM - ARTHRITIS
NeuritiS-SciatIca

Neuritis-SciatIca
Relief from those torturIng pains
or no charge. An absolute proven
remedy. Only one trip required
Disabled persons may send a
friend. 45 South Mt. Vernon Ave,
500 #. off Route 40, Uniontown, Pa
Office hours: Daily 10-6. Sunday
104. Permanently located.
The Republican., 1956-05-31

Mason Rodeheaver Ronald, Don
aid, Gerald, Dwain, Miss Linda
Savage, Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Saw
age, Connie, Donna, Lonnie and
Kathy, and AI2c Dale Rodeheaver
The Republican., 1956-05-31
For Bottoms Only

Whenever there's a discussion
about the size of the auditorium
it's only seat capacity most folks
figure on. Seems to me we ought
to give a little thought to interest
capacity.
The Republican., 1956-05-31

Guy Kibbee, famed film char
acter died at "a on May "a.
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Council Order VIII 10
Appeoied ~ J. w. phelps

Notice was served TO the 81
FaM City Council on Wednesday.
March IL. by Rev. J. W. Phelps.
contract purchaser 81 a dilspidat.
81 apartment building located at
7toTt2 Rondo Az, that ne would
APPEAL the recent condemnation
order by the Council 20 the district
court,
The council voted 10 condemn
the property as hazardous a few
DAYS ago The unsghtly building
with loose bricks. has been the
cause % several emergency calls
90 The police department because
~ isngsr to passing pedestrians
I, was because q the dangerous
cCr,iition of this building tina, the
council ordered u condemned
Several extensions ~ tirae 10 re
model the s,ructurr have beer pre-
yiogsly granted 20 Rev Phelps
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MINNEAPOLIS MANS
DEATH WAS CAUSED
BY ASpHYxIAylON

Charles D. Williams. as Emer.
SON Az. NJ. was found dead In
bed at his home early Friday
morning, March 2. Death was rul-
sd M caused by aAphixiation..
Born in Newton, Miss, he had
lived In Minneapolis since 1912.
Surviving are his daughter, Mrs.
June Berry. formerly Of Mime.
apoIis and now Of Valdosta, Ga. /:
-Four brothers. Byron and James
Allen Williams. Chicago. H.. Tai
madge. New Orleans. La. and
Emory Of Hattisburg. Miss,
granddaughter, Cynthia Marie
Berry Of valdosta, Ga. and other
relatives.
Funeral services were conducted
Mt 2 p, m Wednesday. March II.
Mt funeral chapel with burial In
EimhurSt cemetery. st Paul.
Ills daughter. Mrs. Berry and
infant granddaughter. and three
brothers, Byron, James Allen and
Talmadge Williams. all come TO
the city To attend funeral services
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Spurred on by indignation at
the Southern Manifesto" q doe
ument signed by 10 senators and
~ congressman and expressing
the determined intention OF those
elected servants Of the south To
resist and oppose by all legal
means the Supreme Court decision
against school segregation, the
NAACP finance compaign OF the
Minneapolis Branch Ia proceed
ing 10 It's goal Of 5000
John l.. Cooke. finance treas
urer, Jel7 Chicago Ave. reported
that branch members and friends
are responding well 10 the re
quest for contributions mailed out
last week, Tie urged that all who
have not thus far made their con
trihutions do so At once a. the
money Ia soreiy needed locally
and by the national office.
Mr. Cooke again stated that
THIS special drive will not take the
plac" Of the regular membership
drive 1T the branch which will be-
conducted in MAY
He urged that each Minneapo-
lis family make sacrifice by
denying themselves of some lux
ury during this month in order 10
make this special contribution 10
the ending 81 segregation. violence
and oppression in the United
States
Finance committee members
viii sacrifice Injuries themselves
IN order 10 set the example
York Langton. - s, E. Main
st IL the chairman of the cam
patgn
I. Howard Bennett, siI Pro.
iicc Rank Bldg, IL the president
Of the Minneapolis Branch.
Other Committee members were
listed in previous issues Of this
paper
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ZION BAPTIST

The morning message was TAX
en- from Eph. 4;i-3, Therefore,
the prisoner OF the Lord. beseech
you that ye walk worthy of the
vocation wherewith We are called
With all iowliness and meekness,
with long sufferings. forebearing
one another in love; endeavoring
TO keep the unity of the spirit in
the bond OF peace"
Rev III. w. Bolts Sr. stated.
Many people think to fulfill NOR
al obligations. communion and
right hand of fellowship make
them \ Christian. To be a true
Christian we must assume our
spiritual responsibilities II calls
for the best there IN within us
our Christian lives will be sue.
cessful In proportion as we let
Christ live In and through us"
Music was by the Senior Choir
directed by Willie r. Hale and
Young Peoples Choir directed by
Mrs, Mildred Moore.
Dennis Parker, candidate for
baptism and j. A. Brown by
Christian experience were added
TO our fold.
The Gospelettes. under the di-
rection of Miss Ethelcne Williams
presented the youth In talent
program at $50 p. m. Everyone
enjoyed the program very much.
Pilgrim Rest Baptist church
youth were special guests.
Rev, Bolts spoke from the
scripture John 1878. Jesus
wants US for witnesses" at the S
p, NJ hour.
Visitors were Miss Mary
Vaughn. Sioux Falls, q. n. and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nesbitt.
Minneapolis
Our sick members are tmprov-
ing, Continue 10 pray for ali and
send cards.
Heart Hear Rev. Stanley King
In recital March Is at = y. m. un-
der the auspices OF the Young
Peoples Choir. The Cross Of |
Light" an Easter pageant will |
be presented by the Usher Board |
Sunday, March IS. at 8 D. m.
Midweek services every Wed \
nesday night at 7,3o p. m. Won't /
YOU attend and receive strength.
You are always welcome at Zion
to attend all services,
Mrs. Cynthia westbrooks. re-
porter
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Twin City
. Church NeWs

p. m. DIR. Massey was speaker at
tire Pilgrim-First Baptist Union
service held at First Baptist
church. The Senior choir, the Cos
pei Chorus and the Choral group
sang.
DR.. Massey viii speak at the IL
a. m. service on Sunday, March IS.
At 8 p. m, the BYE viii be the
guest of the Peoples Highland
Park Congregation Youth Fellow
ship and at s p. m. the Missionary
Society Service will be held.
Rev. +. J. Jones. pastor of st.
James AME church will be the
speaker for the Good Friday union
Service to be held at Pilgrim on
Friday. March 80, fom IL to 3 p.
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BORDER METHODIST

The scripture for the morning
message was taken from st. Mark
18th Chapter. Rev. Charles Sex
ton chose az his subject: The
Cross and The Worlds Social Ills, -
which opened our eyes to many
events of today. The conflict Of
races can only be solved under the
leadership of Christ. Let US not
become bitter from racial treat
ment, but give ourselves TO Christ
and He will do the rest.
Remember the sick, the shut-ins
and the afflicted with your gifts
and prayers.
The Building Fund Committee Is
working hard to build a new Bor-
der. Let's look to the future and
help.
Sunday evening two wonderful
pictures were shown for your en-
tertainment. More programs are
coming. DO your part.
There are only a few Sundays
until Easter Remember to take a
Mite Box and fill II. II will help
tire church and It's claims
The Women's Society Of Chris
tian Service met at the church on
General Conference Ii not far a.
Monday. Ladies' remember the
way. be sure that you are helping
TO make IL a success.
Coming events: Palm Sunday
evening, at o p. m, Mrs. Carrie
Williams and her fine group OF
singers win present the Seven
Last Words OF Christ. This is a
program you must not miss.
The door 10 the house of the
Lord Is always open. Come and
praise Him. Border welcomes all
visitors.
In closing do you agree? The
business Of the church Is not To
build itself up out OF the commun-
ity.. but to build up the commun-
ity out of its very life" Harry
Davis, reporter.
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Mt. OIIVET BAPTIST

The Christians Future Home"
was the subject of Rev. b. III.
Hunters message at the morning
worship service Sunday, March II,
using as his text John l4:l-l4.
Rev. Hunter stated that Jesus had
fellowship with His disciples and
the early church. That fellowship
Is much needed today fellowship
In the home, the family ties OF
mother and father in order TO pre-
serve the future home.
Morning prayer was offered by
Deacon +. ". Daniels,
Music was furnished by the SEN
Tor Choir with Mrs. Ruth Melon
aid directing and Miss Magda
phifer pianist A duet number was
rendered by Mrs. v. Cassell and
Mrs. y. Bell.
Two persons united with the
church.
The evening service was well at.
tended. The Gospel Chorus fur
nished music. The BYE group Is
progressing under the leadership
of Mrs. Verda Williams and Mrs.
Josephine Hagan. Attend the
many youth activities each Sun
day from $50 to 7:30 p. m. Re-
freshments are served following
the meeting. The Dorcas Society
will be hosts to the group March
rs.
Flowers placed In the church
Sunday, March 4th. were In mem
DRY OF Mrs. Nora Nash, mother OF
Mrs. Viola Cassell. who was also
mother of Mt Olvet. The church
expresses coincidence TO Mrs. Cas-
sell in the death OF n brother. Har-
old Nash. in Portland. Ore.
The Laymen's League of Mime
sofa and South Dakota will be
guests at the evening service,
March rs, at 7:45 p. m. The Home
Missionary Society will sponsor a
panel discussion.
The sick and shut-ins appreciate
your cards, visits, calls and pray
ers. May our victorious faith
strengthen the faith Of others.
Visitors for the day were pre-
sented and welcomed by Rev.
Hunter.
You're always welcome at Mt.
Olivet the Church with a Friend |
~ Welcome"
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IN MEyfORIAM

In reverent, loving and thought
full memory Of my darling mother,
Mrs. Emma p. James, who was
called home March is, 1854.
AS 1t draws another year
Nothing can ever take away the
love a heart holds dear,
In my lonely hours of thinking
Sweet memories of you are ever
near.
Sadly missed by laughter. Miss
Lucille Padgett.
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Rev. J. w. Collins was guest
speaker on Sunday morning
March IL. He chose as his subject.
Long Suffering with spiritual
background taken from 1 Cor. IL.
Rev. Collins stated that, IF we
are To be Christ like, we must love
suffer and bear with one another.
The fruits OF the spirit are love.
Joy. peace. gentleness, longsuf-
fering. goodness and faith. The
things we must do to receive tire
crown Of life"
Rev. Simmons' comments on the
sermon were: I'm the midst of
suffering, there is still rejoicing"
Continue TO remember the sick
and shut-ins.
Maurice White was united with
the church.
81. Peters, the church you are
always welcome to attend. --- Mrs
Beverley Whitlock, reporter,
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Dancing Party A. ita last
meeting, the Beauticiana Chapter
No. $40 completed plans for It's
18th annual dancing party which
will be- march ~, In the ballroom
Of the Calhoun Beach Hotel. In.
VItatlona viii be- IN the mail with.
In n few days.
On Romp"r Room nv school
Phyllis Elaine Cooper, 6-year old
daughter IT Mr. and Mrs Cartrsll
Cooper Of 1895 Fifth Az. n, Ia at.
tending R0mpcr Room Klndsrkar.
ten over WTCNaTV on Channel
II. Tho school Ia held from 10 10
II q, m. daily, Phyllis entered
March o. and win be In attendance
thru March 10. She will. on com.
pi.tion ~ her two weeks attend
ancc. receive certificate and
also u Rompcr Room hat m a
souvenir
SECOND som Gregory william
McMoore, three years old. has
welcomed new playmate and
brother into tho family circle nj
jefferson City Mo, Daryl Alan
was born Friday, March 2. In 81.
Marys hospital, jefferson city,
and weighed ten pounds and nine
ounces al birth, The children are
the Sons Of Mr.. and Mrs, w. Don.
aid McMoore ar Mrs Ruth Allen.
Minneapolis. maternal grand,
mother. was alao on hand To wei.
come her latest grandson on his
arrival and stayed with the fam
lily until Mrs McMoors adapted
herself To tho new sons schedule.
Mrs, Elsie McMoore. Ala E. 2nth
~. In the patornai grandmother
Mrs, Allen returned home sunday
morning. March II. after spend.
ing two weeks with her daughter.
aonsin.iaw and family.
Crc~itcundos WIN Meets Tho
Creaiteundo's will hold social
meeting March ~, at the home OF
Mrs, Verda Horn, JpJ5 Fourth Az,
y. All members are urged Ia at
tend business OF Importance ON
the agnnda IL concerning u project
the club II formulating
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Our 10 inches OF snow really
topped everything around here.
I'm an old Dakotian and IL scared
the heck out Of me, It Is pretty.
Our Liberia Bentley In In Des
hoineS on a business trip. She u
president Of the Iowa, 8. Oak.
Federation OF Negro Women. I
know Liberia In strictly longing
for home. Hhs's a home gal. Geor-
gia Lee. and Harvey Bentley are
keeping the home fires burning.
Our new Rev. Thomas Of Kan
sss city. started here Saturday TO
bring a trio Of friends TO look us
over, but the storm stopped the
pastors and they stayed in Sioux
city long enough TO rafuel and
start back TO Kansas City.
Guess wen have TO dig these
gators later.
The n. Pendletons have turned
out 10 be real party folks. they are
really doing II up but good. They
have entertained 40 many visitors
and townsfolks with cocktail
parties, breakfast brunchea. dinner
parties, etc, Mrs. f. Is a pleasant
hostess Mr.. r.. also.
Willie Harris. Ted Vaughn are
both home in tip top shape after
being in the hospital for few
days Ted In back 20 Johnson'a as
carpet man while Willie Is moving
into his new home on f. Third st,
81, Johns Mission met nj the
home Of Mrs Charles Warden Fri
day Eve Mrs. Bentley In Pres.
dent OF the Missionary Society
and she IL getting kicks out Of
the progress the group has made.
l know Mary Vaughn is in Min.
ncapoliS. visiting Gwyn Tolbert
and waiting 10 get the paper to
see what we are doing here, 30 to
Mary say, Have fun, don't
worry about we sharpies"
Now that We know that Dolly
Woods Baker Is manager Of the
Dollle Hotel. IL or 20 OF us will
come up and expect 10 stay free
for a couple Of weeks char, har. !
We are planning Centennial |
Celebration In June so all the men
are looking like disciples. I'll try |
Ia get a couple of pictures of the |
guys you know for next week.
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FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

1T In written, man shall not live
by bread alone, but by every word
that proceedeth out of the mouth
Of God" Matt. "A.
Morning service Sunday, March
IL, was conducted by our pastor
Rev. l.. c. Harris. who introduced
Rev. J. w. Jackson, associate min
lister of Friendship. Rev. Jack.
son brought very inspiring mes
sage using the theme. with Your
Eyes See Gods Way" Scripture
was taken from Matt. 1915.
God blessed Friendship with an
other member who united as a
candidate for baptism, Mrs. Mar
garent Carr Of Pilgrim Rest Bap-
list church of Minneapolis.
Prayer was offered by Rev.
Harris. BTU was well attended.
The lesson was taught by our pas
tor and illustrated with the show
ing OF the film, Kings Men"
Rev. j. w. Jackson brought the
message for the evening service.
And I give unto them eternal
life; and they shall never perish,
neither shall any man pluck them
out of my hand" John 1928 -
Harold Adams, reporter.
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Services for John ". Bolin. $50
E ssth 81, who died following "a
heart attack early Thursday
morning, March =. were held at !
D m Tuesday, March i3. AT
Bethesda Baptist church. with
Rev Worth L. Barbour officiating
When Mr. Bolin arrived home
from work early Thursday morn.
ing no complained of feeling IN
and az hia condition grew worse
an ambulance was summoned. He
was rushed tn Asbury hospital
where he succumbed shortly after
being admitted
He was born In Topeka. KanH.
March l. 1902 Until retirement
IN 1913, he was master sergeant
IN the u =. Army with rs years
of service After he retired from
tho army he moved TO Minneapolis
in toi3 with hts family and had
lived here since that time. lie was
member " Bethesda Baptist
church.
Survivors include hts wife Mira
villa Mae Bolin. Minneapolis
two daughters, Mrs Gwendolvn
Johnson, los Angeles, Cahf., and
Mrs Gwrndolyn Wagner. Mime.
ap"hs, two granddaughter
Maurren Thompson and Mrs Au-
drey Gene Edwards. Loa Angeles.
three great grandchildren. Lau.
r"en Thompson R,cky Edwards.
t,as Angeles, and Ronald Wagner.
Minneapolis. two sisters. Mrs
Asalea Mann. Racine. Wis. Mrs
Emma Turner. Council Bluffa Ia
nnc brother. Earnest Boltn, To
peks, kanA two nleces. Mrs. Ia.
title Kern. Oak Park. III. and
Mrs Lillian Cave. Omaha, Ncb
and thre. nsphews. all ot Lns
Angeles.
Burial was In ~ Smelling Ma,
iionai cemetery, with woodard
Funeral Home IN charge ~ the
'crvice,
Mrs, Gwendolyn Johnson.
laughter. los Angeles, Mira Eu. |
ma Turner Of Council Bluffs, a
lister ~ Mr. Roliu. Mrs, Beatrice
ntckcrson of Chicago. m. sister
4 Mrs Bolin and Mrs Ida Roach !!
4 Topeka. niece 81 Mrs, Rolin, Al,
rrtved in the city Co attend the
,nerai
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

Ire text OF DR.. Floyd Massey's
sermon on Sunday, March IL, al
tire morning worship service was
found In the ninth chapter of
Luke oist and Sand verses. a
Thermostat Christian" was Or
Massey's subject.
Deacon ". ". Smith gave the
morning prayer. following the or.
gan call To prayer by organist Sid
ney Williams Music was by the
Senior Choir. the Youth Choir and
the Gospel Chorus.
Following tire children's story
by Or, Massey. the infant daugh.
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. John r. Dor
sey Jr, was blessed. Little Roxie
Ann Estella Dorsey was born on
November IL. 1883, Her father Is
in the service and stationed In
Guam, Named gofmother was
Mrs. Estella Galloway Standing
with Mrs Dorsey were Deacons
Jorn l. Banks Sr-. and r. I. Tar
yer.
Visitors were introduced and
welcomed by Mrs Anna Rose VII
Hams and announcements were
rad by Mrs. Cora Belle Banks
church clerk.
Commendation WAS expressed 10
Deacon C. 3 Anderson who re-
Gently completed 80 years Of scr.
vice At the Union DEPOT and was
hnnor~i AZ the 30 year Club IlIr
ch~nn held At the depot recently
II was noted that Deacon anS
Dssconess @. w. Wills our nlies,
couple in terms Of church mem
hershir recently returned from an
extended vacation In Denver
CNln
II WAS noted that the Mines
nihe Daniels and Carrie Sle~t AZ,
patients an AHcker hospital an
that Trustee s FL Han Is confined
"a hts horne ses IElehArt. because
~ illness
Training for Church member
ship classe WAS held IN the pAs-
tors study At iois q m. A. :
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO extend our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation 10 the
many friends, neighbors and rela-
tives for their thoughtful acts of
kindness and sympathy shown in
our recent bereavement, the loss
OF our husband and father, Charles
Miller. We wish especially to
thank Rev. Martin L. Simmons for
his comforting assistance. To
know that 50 many cared did
much TO lessen our grief.
Mrs. Marie Miller. wife and
son, Charles, Jr.
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BITS.O.NE w S
FROM DULUTH
BY Miss q. Pickf0rd
SIT ~. fifth Ave. n.
Duluth, Nfinn.

Mrs, Aaron Brown was hostess
at a party at her home. $40 4.
Ninth st. recently Everybody en-
Joyed the games and won prizes.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobart T. Mitchell
Jr., and Mrs. Walter Foster of
Minneapolis were recent visitors
in the city and were guests Of
their sister and brother-ln-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Taylor and
family Of 25l2 w. Second st. Mrs.
Mitchell played basketball with
her team at cloquet, MINI. Mrs.
Taylor and children accompanied
the party back To Minneapolis and
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Anna
Jornson, 1852 Fifth Az. 8. and
brothers and uncIes, the Everett
Johnsons and Robert johnson
families. Maxwell johnson and
sisters and their families.
Clarence Jones Of SSI Carroll
Az, ST. Paul, was visitor in the
city last week.
Airman SIC Billy Porter, sta
toned at Amarillo Air Base. Tex
as, Is visiting his mother. Mrs.
Bouie, sisters and brother Of 1905
NJ. First Ave. r.. Airman Porter In
snroute to Panama City. Fla.
Mrs Ruby Foote Of 405 T..
Ninth St Is visiting her son.
James F'oote In Milwaukee, Wis
Mrs. Hanna Black. SO. OF ~ f..
Seventh st., died Saturday night,
March 10. at Nopimming sanitor-
ium where she had been a patient
for nine weeks. She had been
resident OF Duluth for 40 years.
She was a member OF ST. Marks
AME church, member of the Mis-
sionary Society of the church,
and treasurer of the Sunday
School Surviving are a daughter,
Miss Virginia Black, one son. vii.
liam G. Black of Boston, Mass.
two sisters, Mrs. Ella Hickman.
81, Paul and Mrs Clara u. Will
liams Of Cleveland. o., and one
grandson, Funeral services were
conducted Wednesday. March 7,
at 80 p. III. at Crawford's Ftner-
al Home.
Among the sick and shut-ins
Mrs. J y. Mobiley and her hus-
ban are both confined To their |
home due to illness. Mrs. J. X.
72t East Third st. In
SIN a patient in ST. Luke's hos.
pital and recently underwent ma
ior surgery, Mrs simmons con
tiition is fair Your prayers are SO
licited.
Mrs. Edwina Johnson has re-
turned from the hospital after eye
surgery and Is recovering nicely |
Mrs. Cora Richardson is recover.
ng from a long illneas and is stilI
a patient In st. L,il<a's hospital
where she has been confined for
many months, Mrs. Meek Sailing
Is shut-in at IS Glenview Courts
md would like cards and visits /
Mrs George Cox OF 92S N. Sixth |
Az, v. and Mrs Anna Lee Potter
sc r. - 81 are doing fine. Mrs
o. Kelly, 1926 = Tenth st. IL
splendid progress /
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IN MENORIAM

In memory of our loved one
Ronald NJ. Bradshaw. who passed
away one year ago, March is,
1855.
Sweet memories will hnger
forever
Time cannot change them that's
true.
The years that come cannot
sever
Our memory Of you"
Fondly remembered by his wife,
Mrs. Frances Bradshaw and fam
lily.