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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-19
Putl,eys

| Mr. and Mrs. Allen Calhoun, Anne
and Al attended the June II we'd
ding Of her brother. Ralph Hernd0n.
and Miss Mary Anne Cummins at
Lexington
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Calhoun. Al.
Anne and Jimmy. spent recent
week end with her father and step
mother, MI and Mrs p n Hern-
don near Gordonsville % children
and grandchildren were present for
family reunion
Richard Calhoun has secured a DO
Sition with a real estate firm in
Greensboro. N. c. He was al home
foY the week end
John w Anderson. Of Fort Mason
Calf. spent a furlough with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs John G. An
derson. last week He and Reece
Anderson. Of Richmond, motored to
California on June IS.
Miss Agnes Johns, Guthrie An
derson and Mrs John G. Anderson
spent a day in Tazewell recently.
Mr. and Mrs John G Anderson
invited a few friends t. nee
cream supper last Saturday maht
IN honor of their three sons Mrs.
Anderson and son, John Walton,
visited Mrs James Anderson in
Brookneal Monday
Mrs c H Bollinger and Kathar-'
inc visited Mrs Lalnie Scrug2a re-
Gently
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Coleman
spent the week end With her sister,
MIS- c. f Franklin
The community was .suddened
Sunday when the news came q the
death 81 Oscar II fowler Of Farm
vile
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-19

Mrs F F. Fleming attended the
Northern Neck Mutual Insurance
Company meeting at the Hotel
Chamberlain. Old Point Comfort,
The past week Mrs. Ruth Carnage
was a guest Of Mrs. Fleming at the
conference
Lloyd Martin Jr, Bobby Murphy
and Karl Boggs Jr. left Saturday
for two weeks training with the
National Guard at lndiantoWn Gap,
Pa
Miss Frances Whitlock has re-
turned to NOV after spending a
Two weeks vacation here
MIS- John Putney and daughter,
Alice. of Cumberland. and Mrs.
Fred Rhodes, Of Richmond, visited
Mrs. F. d. Irving Monday.
Mrs. W. II Peasants and Mrs
Mary Updegroye were in Farmville
Tuesday
MISS Pat Hume, Of MCV was a
recent guest in the home of G. j,
Whitlock
Rev. Kenneth Clark and family
visited his father in Virginia last
week
Jack Rlant0n with other scouts Of
Troop ll3, canped on w p San
dcrson's farm last week end
Mrs. ] A Ransone Jr and
daughter. Monte were in Richmond
Thursday
Mrs Lucille Parker and NJ S
Janice Blanton. with Mr. and Mrs
G. + Goodman. OF Amelia. visited
Miss Virginia jennings at Universl-
ty Hospital. Charlottesville, Tuesday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-19
W. J. Shepherd, 81
!5us Line Founder,
Auto Dealer Dies

Funeral services for Willie Jo-
5eph STA Dh5rd, "A founder Of The
JAMS tl4e1 Bus Line and Suck 4
nghAm county automobile dealer
Who died in 4 Richmond hospital
Friday, June Is, were held Mon
day at Zion Baptist hurch at ,
p. m. nterment was in the
church cemetery
The son of Je5=r Clay Shepherd
ana Ida cleveland Shepherd he
was born and reared 4. Palmyra
About 80 years ago he came to
Buckingham county and opened
the Buckingham Richmond bus
line TIC SOLD The line about Cwo
years ago
H4 also owned ana operated
Shepherd Motor Sales Company
at Buckingham III 1928, he mar
ried Nar2aret Kidd Of Scots
vile, who Survives, togt her WITH
three children He vas L deacon
Of t,non Baptist Church ana u
members Of the Buckingham Ru-
rltan club
He leaves his wife a son vii
liam j. Shepherd, Of Buckingham
tWO daughters. MIS- Floyd n lle
Word and Miss Mamie Rose Shop
herd Of Buckingham two grand
children two brothers, Thomas
c. Shepherd Of Palmyra. and Ed
gar j. Shepherd Of Buckingham.
six sisters. Mrs O. ] Melton. Mrs.
N w Loving and Mrs Curtis
wills. Of Fluvanna County Mrs.
Dan He1ner Of HdmIsonburg
Ms. Laurel Mclaughlin. of Tun-
sail and Mrs Robert GILLESPIE
OF Cincnnat ONO and a mum
bal of nieces and nepneWs
1he Rev } ESrnest Wrenn,
pastor Of Flon Church conducted
The final m5es assisted by for
mer pastor. the Rev. Paul G Wat
son. Of Marshall
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-19

Rev william 1 Wilson, a native
of Prince Edward county, ana now
pastor Of Tuckahoe Presbyterian
Church Richmond WIN lead a
series of revival services beginning
June "a at New Store Presbyterian
Church in Buckingham county
Rev Wilson is brother Of John
Wilson, manager Of a local radio
station Special music is planned
lot each service which begins al 8
p m each evening through June %.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-19

WANT SOME QUICK FACTS on the
W big news in automobiles today
news that can guide you to a smart
move and real smart buy?
Then Iisten-it won't take long.
The 1856 Buick has so many new
developments-in styIing-in power
I'm pertormance-in ride and han
ding that it is, literally, the best
Buick yet. That's Fact No. l.
And Fact No. ? proves it: Buick
today is more strongly entrenched
than ever in the top three of the
nations best sellers = outselling all
other cars in America except two of
the well-known smaller cars.
One big reason for this success is
the strapping new Buick SPECIAL
Ike the one pictured here.
It's priced right close to those
smaller cars but, like every IS
Buick, its a whale Of a lot more
new car for the money.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-19
Special Film To
t,e Shown ,Iune 20
IN Cumberland

f A Hicks Jr. of Salem. as
sistant landscape engneeT. Virginia
Department Of I4ishways viii show
an instructive film. Woodland
Manners" at a meeting in Cumber-
land courthouse Wednesday. June
% At pm.
The session is being held in con
nection with the 1itterbug cam
paisn The public is invited
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-19

Mrs. Linda Walton is spending a
week with relatives in Richmond
Miss Phyllis Snead and John II
Irving were married at the Baptist
Parsonage III Cumberland Tuesday
Rev, T. p. Reynolds performed The
ceremony. The couple left for a
Southern honeymoon They will
make their home near Gainesville.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-19

It cradles a big, new 322-cubic-inch
VS. engine that's record high in
power and compression, and
crammed with engineering news
even the costly cars can't claim.
It makes the most of every bit of
power with new version Of Variable
Pitch Dynaflow* that's the most
efficient yet. With new develop
ment the engineers call double
regeneration, DynaAow gives YOU
great new acceleration from the first
thrifty inch Of pedal pressure. Epen
before you stritch the pitch.
And this IS Buick cushions YOU in
the sottest ride ever. Shows an
uncanny sense Of direction on every
curve and turn. Puts whole new
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-19

feeling Of safety, security and solid
ity into every mile you drive.
So before you buy any car catch
up on the latest news. Come try a
So Buick. When you see how much
new automobile your money can
buy, we don't think you'll ever settle
for less
'Nero Advanced Variable Pitch DynaFoto
is the only Dynafloto Buick builds
today. 1t is standard on Roadmaster.
Super and Century-optional at modest
extra cost on the Special.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28
ttRNAfs. FRIEDMAN
ans RG-ElECrED Nv
WORkMGNs coUNclt

Tho annual convention 81 the
Northern District Committee of
The workmcna Circle held IN
Minneapolis last week tu-eiee tod
Louis i.afuan Chairman and New.
ton Freshman "a First Vice
chairman Al a week end confer.
sHre which was topped by a ban.
quet At which Joe Robbie and
Congressman Roy wIer. candi-
dates for Congress in tho Twin
Cities we're tho leading speakers
Among the delegates and guests
from Duluth 10 the conference
we're Mr. and Mira VI Hrusn Mr.
and Mrs Ine LAtman Mrs y
Zolous Mr. Louis Iulman. Mr.
and Mrs Nathan Schneider, Mrs
s Gnldfatb, Mr. ard Mrs David
schraber and Mr. and Mrs Henry
schrahsr Tho worklnrn's Cirvie
~ the largest national Jewish Is
bar traterual organization " the
United states with 70 OnO mem
tiers. Ita national convention viii
be held neSt year IN Montreal
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28

Many members Of Twin City
Minnesota chapters arrived by baa
hers on Wednesday. day before
the formal opening Of the meeting
10 be present at the annual visa-
tation Of ths worthy grand rnatron
and her cabinet 10 the Masonic
Grand Lodge which convened here
on Sept. - and 10.
Visits Masonic Grand Lodge
BeuIAh Mitchell, worthy grand
matron and Earl Sims. grand pa.
tron led officers Of the oEs In
the annual meeting with tho grand
lodge Of MasonS Of the Minneso,a
Jurisdiction
Thursday morning sessions
were made interesting by the
presence u visiting oEs members
from the Illinois Jurisdiction In
cluding Odessa Taylor. past ma
tron Of TaiTna chapter No. and
Margaret Carter. associate matron
Of Elsota chapter No. 2, both Of
Chicago
Mayor Welcomes Order
Afternoon session featured a
welcome from Mayor Fay Whse-
Ion. and visit from Masonic
grand lodge officials, Al night the
Amaranth degree was conferred
upon Geraldine Cabbsll and Boa.
trtcs Shelley
Friday morning sessions were
saddensd by reports Of the deaths
q: past grand patron George ~
Adams Of Duluth and Clsmentine
sydes Of 81 Paul
set Precedent In selection 81
Leader
A. The annual election "A precs.
dent was set by tho elevation Of
Helen Lawrence 10 post OF worthy
grand matrun. She became one ~
the few women In national OEs
history 10 be elected head Of the
OF.S 1T the same time her nus,
band John X. Lawrence rules over
the Masonic grand lodge Of the
same Jurisdiction
Members Of the order said her
election waa a tribute 20 the hard
work and devotion she had shown
in OEs work despite the prom
iuence Of her husband in the At.
fihaied Masonic lodge
other officers named we're VII
liam saylsa Jr.. ~. Paul. worthy
grand patron, Zella bearing. Min,
nrapolts, associate grand matron
Maurice Cuakley Sioux Falls, a..
aprtAta grand patron Fern Helm
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28
Twin City
BORDER METHODIST

The Mediator" was me sub
lect OF Or. G. NJ Sections morn
ing message al the IL a. m. service
Sunday. September %. DR. Sex
tons scripture lesson was taken
from LIST Timothy, End chapter
Gods Laws are the laws of all
mankind Prayer is mans CONVEX
safion with God God will enforce
his laws, IL more Of US would hum
BILE ourselves and pray. The vast
meaning Of religion is beyond man
Thus man needed the coming Of
Christ. serving as q mediator. to
save and give man the knowledge
Of Gods great mercy, gifts and
powers.
women's Day, October IL. Is a
date to remember. Mrs Marcella
Mays, chairman OF Women's Day,
has a day planned for you tina, you
wiIl long remember. At the ii a
m. service, the wise words OF Mrs
A. G, Wally viii bring a message
for your knowledge. Following
the morning service, dinner Will be
served and at 4 p. m, Mrs. T
uai mind OF Gods many gifts, Mrs
Starkey viii refresh your spirit
WsIly and Mrs. Starkey are from
the Hennepin Avenue Methodist
Church Music win Def furnished by
a selection from Miss Mora Estes
Mrs, Sylvia Little and the Golden
Echoes, a wonderful women's sex
te' Remember TO come and make
Women'S Day a day TO remember
The official board Of Border met
Sunday evening. Many important
items were discussed. Gods work
must be carried on and Border viii
put her shoulder to the load
Borders mems club met last We'd
nesday, at the church.
The District Conference will be
held Sunday. September 30. AT the
Cleveland Avenue Methodist
church. ST Paul. from 2 p. m. I'M
al . D. m. All officers OF the
you we're not at the official Board
meeting and plan 10 attend this
conference, contact Or. Sexton for
dinner reservations.
Although Or. and Mrs. Sexton
were involved In an auto accident
on their return trip home from
their vacation, Gods hand an
s@ered our prayers for their safe
return and kept them from harm
We thank God for the return Of
our great spiritual leader. for his
works are guided by Gods word.
Remember the sick. the shut-ins
and the afflicted with your pray
ers. visites and gifts Mrs. Ann
Crews, Miss Eleanor Witherspoon
Miss Jean Clardy are on Borders
sick list
Keep your face toward the sun
shine and the shadows will fan be-
hind YOU" The doors OF God =
church are open TO all Come and
enjoy the fruits Of Gods words at
Border Welcome all visitors --
Harry Davis, Reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28
Sob Wynn Dies Soddenfy

Robert l. bob Wynn. Sr- 81,
z20i FIFTH Ave. So, died suddenly
Monday evening, Sept. "a. AZ Fair
ste'R hospital. Mr. Wynn became
III az work Monday afternoon and
Waa rushed TO F'airvIew hospital
where he succumbed without re-
gaining consciousness. He had
been a resident Of Minneapolis for
30 years.
His remains were shipped To
Omaha, Neb.. Thursday. Sept. n
for burial there. Funeral services
viii be held Friday or Saturday at
Myers Funeral Home in Omaha
He ~as accompanied by his son
and daughter, Robert l. Jr., and
Mrs. Juanita Breedloye.
Other survivors include a sister
Mrs. osesola Wright, Omaha,
formerly Of Minneapolis. several
brothers. and two grandchildren,
Woodland Funeral Home was in
charge Of arrangements.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28
Minneapolis NAAcP
To Present Bofh
Congress Hopefuls

The Minneapolis Branch, MA
ACP, has arranged 10 have both
candidates for Congress from the
Fifth District. Walter Judd and
Joseph Robbie, appear at an open
meeting The meeting will be on
October IL, at p. m. and is open
10 the public,
The meeting will be a. st
Peters AME church. iOI r. 4Ist
St
The meeting was originally
scheduled for Thursday. Septem
Der n. but was postponed due to
conflict in the engagements OF
the participants.
The subject Of the meeting will
be. why You Should Elect Me
To Congress.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28

Funeral services viii be held to-
day. Friday. Sept. Is. al Brooks
Funeral Home a. p. m. Rev, p.
n. Hunter VIII conduct the ser
vice.
Mr.. wood Is survived by his
wife. Dolores. a son. Howard Wood
Of Kansas City, No. two brothers,
Robert Lee, Toledo. Ohio and Jess,
Fairyiew. Kans.. and a sister. Mrs.
Edna Moore Of St Joseph, Mo.
Interment al Elnhurst ceme-
terry.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28
Last Rifes For Ellis
Houston Held TueSdoy

k.ias HDuai@a. propTtstGr Of
Particular EaTgsrS In downtown
Minneapolis f.r over ~ years,
lied Thursday September 20 at
III. EarnaSa~ ao@pstaL
Mr.. Hnai@tfa S1hr" a. Ellis The
Barhsr." nfaGgr vent a SUCCESSFUL
operation for re eataraGta four
another a,srsf.s,n ten aaym aSo
~, an tn,sctss blaaaey after
vbirh he tnn, .sySnv,h bsray.e he
,s,,..a ~. ,.xs no,rt.nrn.n,
Mr.. Houston. whose death GER
tifieats gave his aEs at ~ waa
htrn On n.s,, ml.no,.. from
,.ps,s a. e.. o,.y,n.II. IA .s,,Is
In m,rnaao,, n,,y wear. arm In
~"
81. w.. hnyher far ov~y az
v..,x .ns ,..g knorUu all ov., ,ha
1,pn.~ ,.i4s.sa, rr,,,,w IN. mas,
"a, v..rw ne b.d reu,asd ~ ag4o
an.r1,n1 A.
Mr., Houston was a generous
supporter 81 various civic move
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28
ciemsnsIns Sydes Buried

Funeral services were held sat.
uriay Sept "a at Pilgrim Zap.
Tat church for Mrs Clsmentgns
sydes. 300 iglehart Az who died
Wednesday, sept 10 Rev Floyd
Massey, Jr, affCiat.i
Mrs aydsa h survived by sis
ter. Mrs, Edna vtrEts Of I.oa An
gelsH and a nephew. Rev Clarence
Jennings ~ Kansas CITY Mo. and
other relatives
tntaTmrut was at Elmhurst
cemetery
Brooks Funeral Home was in
charge OF arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28

RerIsotsd OEs Grand Secretary
Jones. Adah, Elizabeth Parker.
Ruth. Mamie Uptegrove, Esther.
Helen Bailey. Martha and Ida
Coates, F.lecta.
Appointed To office was Leila NJ
Stewart and Lucy Harris as mar,
shalls to the east and west re.
spectiveIy, Leota Tanner. grand
warder. Thomas Jones, grand
sentinel. Lena La Faucette. chap.
lain. Emma Sims, organist. De
vaughnia Scott. and Bernice
Thompson ways ard means. sun.
shine Chairmen. Lulu Rowland
Mamie FoEg and Emma Watts
foreign correspondence, Lydia
Pillow. la Mari Smith and Althea
ackaon. flag bearers
Named district deputies we're
Lucille shivers and past worthy
grand matrons, Beulah Mitchell
Nable Harris. Carte DoAsr and
Ardelta Alien
LILLIAN RalcRgcr was appointed
public relations chairman, Cor,
uelia Burns. arts ard crafts and
EsteIla Sims regaua
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28
SIOUX
r A [ |. s
NEWS
N O 7 z s

All we Sioux Falls Masons and
oEs. sisters and brothers are
cool an c9c1ImberS and back 10
normal country living after a
grand time as hosts to the Grand
Session of Minnesota Masons and
OES and It's Jurisdiction
We are proud A. punch ard we
are sure our guests had a royal
time. Daniel and I intend 10 stay
in this fraternal organization IN
I'll we become as rich in age and
wisdom as Mrs. Watts and Major
Sam Ransom Sorry we did not
begin at the age Of Alfred and
Bertha White. Terry Q,IaIls and
some more Of that young blood.
But we love IL.
Rev. II. Thomas and his eongre-
cation Of st. Johns Baptist
church were very pleased 10 have
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cabbeil and Rsu-
ben Layarisre unite with the
church. st. Johns Choir under the
direction Of Mrs, c. Vaughn sang
in Marion. s. Oak. Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Williams has been
spending a few days in the Bar
ger home. Mrs. Williams was the
guest Of Mrs. Eta Moxlsy TO a
buffet dinner In the Cataract
Hotel, Wednesday, Sept. 10. Bon
ME Williams. daughter in Law OF
Mrs. NJ. Williams drove down To
Sioux Falls, 10 return the Sr
Williams 10 their home in Mitchell,
3 Oak.
Mary Vaughn has chosen wisely
by being with Sioux Valley hos
pitAl as Nurses Aid. one can grow
into a fine career with this sort Of
training | wish you much success
Mary
Fannie Clark Is doing a fine Job
In Nurses Training and she likes
H. Can you believe she has less
than two years TO complete her
,raining7
Annie Alma Is interested in the
same sort Of career.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28

Warrington. d. c, city limits and
thought the school deasErsgAtl0n
vaH being well handled.
surh changes take patience.
time and planning. he SAID
Judd criticised tire prsR@n,
hearing and said he greatly re-
grsttsd the action Of the House
District of Columbia committees
which approved a sub-eomml.tsa
To make the inysatiEation.
The Republican Congrs@nmAn
said q public recital of every bad
occurrence would only give a dis.
tortsd picturs of what Ia really
pening In the school system In
the nations capital
Iis said hs would not have OBJ
lscted 10 a private. responsible
study designed 10 obtain the real
facts and Improve this schools but
tina, he considsred the present In.
ysstiEatiou an attempt 10 diAcretiit
school d~ssgrsgati0u and give the
aIarfnis's and opponents Of de-
segregation ammunition.
4 arm for school Indignation and
I expect Il Ia succeed no matter
20 ~hs, length opponents go be-
cause u - right and ~ IL the lac
~ the land - interpreted by our
highest courts
MI Judd would not comment on
the attack on the committee
counsel made by Congressman
ROY Wisr. Democrat from the
state Third Congressional dis
trict.
Judd also said that In hts uptn.
ION that such an investigation
would not have been authorized by
a House controlled by Hepuhti-
cans
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28
Twin City
Church NelUs

president, Mr.. Arthur Cunning
ham, chairman Of Homecoming
Day.
Miss Pecolia Simmons united
with the church on her Christian
Experience.
Visitors were: Dwaien NJ. Harris
from Trinidad, B.WI., Earl o.
Williams. Gary Indiana, Leonard
l.. Kohlman, Little Rock. Ark
ansAs, Herman Mitchem, Mr..
Harvey Jones Mrs. Sadie Williams
and Henry Harnel. Minneapolis,
also member Of Pilgrim Baptist
usher board, St Paul, Mount Oil
vet usher board, ST. Paul and
Bethesda Baptist church, Mime
apolis.
The sick includes Mr.. Roger
Benton, Mount Sinai hospital and
Mrs. Walter Coleman. Continue to
pray for all sick and shut-ins You
are always welcome at Zion. --
Mrs. Cynthia westbrooks. report
er.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28

Funeral services for Mrs Mar
tina McGregor, 4s4 Fuller Ay., 81.
Paul. who died Monday. Sept. "a
were held at camphor Methodist
Church on Thursday. Sept. n.
Rev. Jerome Del Plno officiated at
the services.
Mrs. MeGregor is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Combs
and a nephew. Charles Davis Of
Omaha, Neb-
Interment was at Elmhurst
cemetery.
Brooks Funeral Home was in
charge OF arrangements.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

Jesus Wept''. found in st John
II - was the text used BY Rev
Jackson At the morning service
His message was inspiring 10
those assembled
Rev Roosevelt Brown. pastor OF
Mercy Baptist church, 81 Louis
Mo, ia back tn Minneapolis con.
Quoting a revival AZ our church.
The public is cordially invited Ia
attend the services. All who were
fortunate enough 10 hear him
last year know he Is truly great
spiritual speaker
A style show has been scheduled
for Oct. p. 10 be given by the
Usher board Twelve young ladies
and six young men will be the
models Mrs. John Rivers is presi
dent 81 the sponsoring group
Harold Adams, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28
vESTA YOUNG WEEDS
EMMETT HINON

In the presence OF the immediate
family. vesta May Young and En-
NETT Hixou Of 81. Paul. were unit.
Ell IN marriage on Tuesday, Sep
tember Is. at . m, by Rev VI
l. Simmons at the horne Of the
brides mother. Mrs. Margaret
Rutherford. 3si5 Third Az s. Ths
Couple left by motor for Chicago
Cincinnati and other points Of in,
terrst
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28
CARD or APPRECIATION

wish 10 express my deep ap-
probation 10 the many friends
who remembered me with prayers
flowers cards. visits and other
acts 81 kindness during my recent
disqualification and reCupeTatiou
They meant a great deal in my
suffering Ny hearty thanks ]
am once again Ahle 20 receive my
patients
pr. Lillian I,rwis. SIS TElchar'
Ave 81 Paul Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28

Behold, I stand at the door,
and knock; II any man hear
my voice and open the door.
! will come ln...--(Revela-
tion, 3, 20.)
AS closely as He stood be-
side His disciples, Jesus. Son
Of God. stands beside US to-
day. His hand outstretehed to
raise US. help us--if we will
but renounce our sins and
open the door Of our penitent
hearts,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28
CRYSTAL rAIsEr COMING

Crystal Byrd Fauset, former
member Of the Democratic Nation
al committee staff ard first Ne
gro woman legislator from PhiIa-
deIphia win speak A. Halle q
Brown House, Thursday, oct u.
under the Ramsey County Citizens
for Eisenhower committee