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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-08-23
AT SCHOOL

Mrs. Rita McAtee of Macks-
burg is enrolled in the graduate
course for supervisors being Civ
en- at Ohio University, Athens,
during post school session.
Smyrna times., 1956-11-15
Turkey Prices Favorable
To Consumers

Turkey prices for this years
crop are low and quality is high,
says Anne Holberton, Extension
marketing specialist at the Uni
versity of Delaware.
Turkey production has increas-
ed substantially over last year,
she says, and so consumers can
look forward to a large selection
of fine turkeys in the markets.
A wide range in sizes and styles
will be available for Thanksgiv-
ing and on into the Christmas
season, she thinks. There will be
a choice of freshly killed, frozen,
smoked and even frozen stuffed
birds.
1t is usually more economical
to buy the larger turkey if you
can take care of the generous
amounts of meat. But if you need
only a few servings and have
limited storage space, a small
turkey is the best buy, she says.
In either case, the turkey
should have a clean waxy skin,
and be free of pinfeathers, bruis-
Smyrna times., 1956-11-15

her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Handsberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. George wright
of Sorklyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Bitter of Trenton, N. ]. called on
Mrs. John Slaughter and Miss
Ella Harper Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Laherty
entertained Miss Rachel Lafferty
of Baltimore, Miss Frances LAT
ferty, Washington, ID. C., ano
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Pindei
and daughter of Millington' Mo
over the weekend.
DR.. Clarence Rawley OF Crls'
field, Md. spent the weekend with
his brother, Mr.. William Raw
ley.
The Delaware Power and Ligh'
Co. have invited the Homemak
ers Club to view the latest equip
ment to be used in kitchens.
Smyrna times., 1956-11-15

fecting plans for a Town Clock
to be installed in the tower Of the
Town Hall, corner of Main and
South Streets, in the near future.
The new clock to be run by elec-
trio current is to be seen from
four sides of the tower, will be
of modern and dependable make
and visible both day and night
from most parts of town, espec-
tally closer up within a square or
two.
Mrs. John Patterson returned
on Saturday from a two weeks
visit with Mrs. and Mrs. James
Patterson and daughter, Carol
Ann, of New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew d. Cole
and Mrs. George H. Dick were
guests on Monday and Tuesday
of friends in Audubon, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott Hutchi
son of Rehoboth, spent tire week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Georgt
Robinson.
Smyrna times., 1956-11-15

es and discolorations. 1t should
have a well-fieshed breast and
legs, and a generally plump ap-
pearance. Young turkeys have
streaks of fat under the skin on
the breast, legs, thighs and back.
The amount of this fat increases
with the age of the bird. A short
body and a broad breast are indi-
cations of a meaty bird.
Mrs. Holberton recommends
that turkey buyers figure up the
number of servings and amount
needed per serving before decid-
ing on the bird they want. For
roasting, she says to allow one
half pound of ready-to-cook
weight for each serving. Fol-
broiling, frying or fricasseeing
one-half to three-quarters OF q
pound of ready-to-cook turkey is
usually required.
Smyrna times., 1956-11-15
20 Years Ago

At a meeting of Smyrna Town
Council Friday evening, bids were
opened for the erection of the
Town Office Building and Com
munity Center. The contract was
awarded to j. A. Bader & Com
pany of Wilmington for $6,41S
There were only three bids, none
of them coming from any build
ers or contractors of Smyrna.
The bridge at st. Georges was
open to two-way traffic this morn
ing. For more than year traffic
has had to slow up and use one
lane at a time. Now the paving
has been completed and both
lanes are open for use of the
motoring public.
Elaborate preparations are un-
der way for the Annual Senior
Supper which will be given on
Friday, November 20, between 5
and z pm. This is a gala affair
and everybody is anxiously look
ing forward to this annual event
which is not only a sourse of re-
venue for the Washington Trip
Fund, but generally turns out to
be a social event where in the
neighborhood of 500 people meet
and greet their friends.
Smyrna Town Council is per-
Smyrna times., 1956-11-15

The announcement was made
yesterday that the Bitter Hosiery
Manufacturing Company, one OF
Smyrna's oldest industries had
gone to the wall. w. M. Hope
ESQ, the well-known Dover at
torney has been appointed re-
.ceiver. Just what amount has
been involved cannot be ascer.
tanned but it is understood that
the liabilities are largely in ex.
Cess of the assets.
The sad intelligence was re.
ceived in Smyrna of the death on
Sunday last of Mrs. Mamie Well
bank Mariner, widow of j. Gard
ner Mariner and sister-in-law OF
Mrs. Joseph L. Beckett of this
town. Her death occurred at
Gwyned, Pa, after compare
lively short illness.
A very quiet wedding took
place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Hutchinson, in Har-
rington, on Saturday morning,
November 10 at z o'clock when
their daughter, Eva Farrell and
Clarence Reed Prettyman were
zinited in marriage by the Rev.
MIR. Beauchamp, only the family
being present. The groom is the
son of Mr.. Clarence Prettyman,
of Wilmington, formerly of Smyr-
ma.
MIR. and Mrs. Emmitt Lewis
and children, of Elizabeth City,
North Carolina, are visiting Coun-
Gilman and Mrs. Charles P.
Thornley,. Mr.. Lewis is brother
of Mrs. Thornley, and he has been
receiving a cordial welcome by
his former Smyrna friends.
Smyrna times., 1956-11-15

Miss Emma Carrow, daughter
of Theodore Carrow, near town,
and Mr.. William Phillips, of Eas-
ton, Md, were married at Asbury
M. E. Parsonage Monday after
noon, by Rev. DR.. Robert Watt.
Mr.. Peter Peroe of Billings,
Montana has been visiting Messrs.
William and Samuel Armstrong,
near Smyrna, the past week.
Mrs. William M. Lewis and Miss
Irma Lewis spent from Friday
until Monday visiting relatives in
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Rob-
erts, of Wilmington, spent SUM-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. H. B
Grieves.
Messrs. Charles E. William:
and Roland B. Carr, of Whining
ton, spent Sunday with their par
ents!
Mrs. r. B. Dunn, of Camden
is visiting the family of her son
Mr.. w. F. Dunn.
Mrs. Thomas Irwin Hutchinson
left Smyrna last Saturday fol
Marion, Ind, where she will joir
her husband and take in thu
most interesting parts of th'
West.
Smyrna times., 1956-11-15
IIeipSic

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Haines,
Sr. and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Haines, Jr., tnd daughter, of Pal
myra, N. J., visited Miss Sally
Ford and Mr. Harry Ford Sun
day.
Laura Lee Handsberry Of
Smyrna spent the weekend with
Smyrna times., 1956-11-15
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages. Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
SO YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Taken from our old files of
corresponding week, as near
date Of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
nov a regular feature Of the
Times. viii call to mind people
and events of the older genera
ton
Smyrna times., 1956-11-15

Forgetfulness is a virtue only
when you forget the grievances
you have against other people.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-21
SeripturaI Authority?

ALPHABETICALLY, YESl
cens.i. I.aI "ANp GOD SAW EVERYTHING THAT He
HAD MADE, AND BEHOLD, IT WAS VERY GOOD"
V2s land GOD SAID. LET US YOUR "FAIhEk-
MOTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoNIoUs'1 MAKE MAN IN OUR
IMAGE AND LIKENESS. AND LET THEM HAVE
DOMINION OVER AL-Ll...
THE DEVIL .HoRNlNc I'M VIA HIS MYTHICAL,
DEADLY, DAMNABLE. ADAM AND EVE M'scoNCeP-
ION OF DIVINE cREATIoN!
THE HUMAN ADAM AND EVE CONCEPT OF CREATION
Is A MYTHICAL, VISIBLE. sHApoWf. MOK!A-
THOUGHT COUNTERFEIT or THE DIVNeMi
6uT-oNLY THE PURE IN HEART"-PuRE ENOUGH
(Centinusd Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-21
Good New" Wonderful
CONTINUED from Back Page)
PART z
Gods MiraeIes Today!

my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE DO"-Jesvs
In John l4:l2
"vERILY. VERIFY. I SAY UNTO YOU. He THAT
BELIEvETH ON NE, THE WORKS THAT DO SHALL
He DO ALSO. AND GREATER WORKS THAN
THESE SHALL HE Do-BEcAUsE GO UNTO NY
FATHER! AND so MAY ALL OF YoU-BEcAUSE
IN NE. ALL OF YOU LIVE. AND MOVE. AND HAVE
YOUR BEINC"!-AND YOUR "FATHER-MOTHER GOD.
ALLHARMoNIoUs" 'sUPERcHARcEs' ALL SPACE WITH
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, REDUCING The
DEVILS CONCEPTS TO THEIR NATIVE NOTHING
NEss"-x-NUMBER OF zERos!
MATTER" IS VISIBLE MORTAL THOUGHT!
THE DEvIL-"A LIAR, WHO ABODE NOT IN The
TRuTH"-No REALITYl-THE GREATEST MYTH
OF ALL!-THAT THE DEVILS TERRIFYING,
VISIBLE, MORTAL THOUGHT BURLEsoUE IMAGES OF
THE DIVINE SHOULD BE GIVEN REALITY!
Likewise, HE'LL!
AND BELIEVE 1T OR NOT EVERLASTING
PUNISHMENT
JESUS WARNED RE EVERLASTING PUNsHMENTI
BUT RIGHTEOUS TRANsLAToRS NOT YET llBtkAIeD
FROM THE DEVILS ADAM AND EVE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY COULD NOT CORRECTLY INTERPRET
THE MASTERS MEANINc
THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS EVERLASTING
PUNISHMENT IN THE ONE AND ONLY UNIVERSE Or
NY EXTERNALLY HARMONIOUS cREATIoN
EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT" IS EASILY ACCOUNT
Ed FoR-ss the simple addition Of and makes =! me
error Of believing and could make anything e'se more
Or less, than 4, IS eternaIy damned
Two billion plus billion makes exactly billion MOI
FRACTION MORE NOR LESS!
The false belief to the contrary efernay damned
efernaIy void Of TRUTH
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-21
NEVER so HAPPY'-AND THEN A SKID
GLOOM FILLS HOME OF BRIDE HOURS AFTER
GALA RECEPTION

BY William svdomier free Press)
Hasiifed sobs Sunday from the comfortable home
al 1861 Lawton Then agonized voice:
1T must be a dream. II must be. She can't be dead
She can't be-"
But II was true. She Is dead.
The wedding Saturday in cesv Church, I72o4 Oak
Drive, was . picture
dinner ihe newIyweds followed Of Devon Gables In
Bloomfield Hills then reception Mark Twain Hail. I4346
JOY
After cutting the big cake The girl who had been Eliza
beth Alice Abssy and MRS. Daniel NJ voss turned
70 her friends and said:
"css, I've been 50 happy In all my Iifs."
The romance had grown since Elizabeth, dark
(Continued Next Column TOPl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-21
Oral Roberts w.
Continued from Back Page)

Continued from Back Page)
NEGRO WOMAN SINGS AGAIN.
This singer Of early middle Of considerable
charm had lost ths Of her vocal ehordn BELIEF She
public entertainer.
She healed right there before ihe many tens Of
thousands looking and sang for all Of THE LORDS
PRAYERl
More power TO YOU Oral Roberfs-BUT WE INFORM
YOU GOD AND HIS CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE
MESSIAH PRoPHEsIED THE VERY WORK YOU ARE
DOING FOR THE 10Th cENTURY-"HEALINc IN THE
NAME OF CHRIST WILL BECOME COMMON
PRAcTIcE"i ~
BUT, you ARE GOING TO BECOME A cHRIsTLIKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS JESUS BEING NO. !, AND YOU
ARE GOING TO ACCEPT NY DAUcHTER-REvELAToR
THEREOF. MY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES, THE
REV. MARY BAKER EDDY. NY GREATEST REPRE-.
SENTATIVE SINCE CHRIST JESUS FULFILLING REEVE
LATIoN-A WOMAN WOULD BRING FORTH A
MAN CHILD WHO WOULD RULE ALL NATIONS
WITH A ROD OF 'front.'
WHOSE INTERPRETATION DICTATED TO MRS.
EDDY, like shis
CHRIST, GODS IDEA. WILL EvENTULLY RULE
ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES IMPERATlvElY, ALSO.
LUTELY, FINALLY. WITH DIVINE sclENcET
See "ksy to ihs Scriptures" {. S. textbook.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-21
Traffic Kills IS

CONTINUED from Back Page)
BUT IN ETERNAL SPIRIT. THE CHRIST IDEAL OF
PERFECT GOD, CREATION AND UNIVERSE, wherein
ALL OF YOU FIND YOUR TRUE MUNICIPALITIES.
MY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS
BRIDE OF LESS THAN DAY AMONG IS DEAD
ON ROADS
SOLDIERMATE HURT SERIOUSLY
Detroit Times)
Detroit bride Of less than day was killed and her
soldier seriously injured when he he driving
on honeymoon crashed into tree short distance south
Of Saginaw.
The dead girl is Mrs. Elizabeth Alice Voss, TO- She and
her husband Sgt Daniel NJ voss ~ Of IVA W. Baker, Claw
son. home on leave from his station in Germany married
In cesv Church. Oak and Santa Maria, at noon Saturday,
She was among IS killed in traffic accidents over the
weekend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-21
ed (qndsmned Spiritual
lcentInved from Back Psss)
"MATTER" AS PER JESUS
JESUS Implied MATTER TO BE A MYTH AND

MATTER" As PER JESUS
JESUS Implied MATTER TO BE A MYTH AND
DEVILS ERAyqlli EAssHFR JohNss63 ~
sdkyslAaAl ,I lysg2
I ARE T'AND the ware IIfe
coMMUNsMs FATE: REDUCTION TO NO. OF zERosI-
IT'S NATIVE NoTHINcNEssIl-THE STATUS OF
ALL OF THE WORKS OF THE DEvIL-ANIMAL
MAcNETisM-"HELL." "EvERLAsTINc PUNISH
mENT" ARE MERELY VISIBLE MORTAL THOUGHT
CONCEPTS APlNc THE DIVINE AND cHRIsTLiKE
ETERNAL IDEAS, THE ONLY REAL.
LIKEWISE HUMAN BIRTHS, ALL SIM DISEASE.
DEATH. DEFoRMITIEs. DISASTERS. COMMUNISM,
WARs!N MYTHS ALI
PERFECT GOD, PERFECT CREATION. PERFECT
UNIVERSE. S-AT-U-R-A-TI-N.c ALL SPACE WITH
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFEl!
OUR oMNIPOTENT GODS WISDOM AND LOVE
EXCLUDES UTTERLY ANY REALITY TO THE
sHADoWY. MYTHICAL DEVILS VISIBLE MORTAL
THOUGHT HUMAN AND MATERIAL sUPPoslTITlous
coUNTERFETs OF THE DIVINE AND ONLY REAL!!!
YOU DON'T GET IT9 WHO THE BLAzEs SAID you
coULD!-UNTL you MEET GODS REQUIREMENTS!
AS PER HIS INCOMPATIBLE HOLY GHOST.
CONCEIVED MESSIAH SON. CHRIST JESUS WHO
DEMANDED REPENTANCE OF SIN. AND HUMILITY.
AS A CHILD. AND SAID: BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN
HEART FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD" MATT. s.
READ ALL OF IT, ALSO THE NEXT TWO CHAPTERS
THE THREE COMPRISE cHRiSTS SERMON ON THE
MOUNT.
sATURATE YOUR CONSCIOUSNESS WITH THE FIRST
FIVE BOOKS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT AND THE LAST.
REyElAToN-RE: THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS
AND GODS INTERPRETER THEREOF, HIS SAVIOR
LIBERAToR, PROTECTOR OF THE HOLY SCRIP.
TURES. INCOMPATIBLE, IMPERATIVE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK, MASTER HEALER MIRACLE
WORKER, EDUCATOR. LIBERATINc AND PURIFYING
RELIGION. THERAPEUTICS. EDUCATION.
CULTURE AND SO-cALLED NATURAL SCIENCE
NATURALLY A PRISONER OF THE DEVlL!!-
FROM THE INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL ADULTERY OF
THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRPPLEs!!!
WHOSE Perfect FUNDAMENTALS ARE USED
HONESTLY AND INTELLIcENTLY AND coMPRE
HENSIvELY IN THEIR PURITY, ONLY IN MY, GODS
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT, MY GREATEST
AND ONLY PURE, AND MATURE, RELIGION AND
SCIENCE IN ALL ETERNITY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-21
The Bible = Complete?
Yes and No!

Jesus therefor II HAVE MANY MORE THINGS TO SAY
UNTO YOU, BUT YE CANNOT BEAR THEM NOW.
BUT WILL PRAY THE FATHER TO SEND YOU
ANOTHER COMFORTER EVEN THE HOLY GHOST
WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL THINcs"l-John IA, U.s. Is.
DAY OF PENTEcosT IS PREvEW OF FULFILLMENT
IN 10TH CENTURY PoST-cIvlL WAR ERAl
And in between you have the 1000 years-IN BELIEF
the dark ages-bIoody religion!
The DEVILS fraudulent Roman Catholicism, coIafhIike
giant offender IN BELIEF!
The history evil the history Of terrifying visible mortal
thought bvresqves Of the divine and eternal harmony
But evil and error, and discord. ARE ALWAYS MYTHS
whether cold cancer, World War. Communism. the
disasters nafvremerey visible mortal thought phenomena!
which would deny the omnpofenee the excvsiveness. Of
one and only perfect eernaIy harmonious Creator,
whose creation is the eternay harmonious image Of their
perfect Creator, your "Fatheroher Cod aharmoniovs
divine Lowell
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-21

70 BECOME NY CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRlsTllke
CHRISTIAN scieksTisTs!--kNo.WA AND DEMONSTRATE
THESE SACRED. SUBLIME, elissFUL, HEAVENLY
TRUTHS
AND. THEY SHALL co INTO ALL THE WORLD AND
PREACH THE cosPEL-"A NEW HEAVEN AND A NEW
EARTH"I-ss. John in RsvsIaion-To EVERY -
ssE4a s| slx W
HEYsSEiAEL CAST soUT2D EMNoR, AND E ~ ~
Spiritual WIckEDNess IN HIGH PLAcesT -
HEAL ALL MANNER OF DISEASE. DEFoRMITIEs-EFFEcT
THE HEALING OF THE IoNs"ll-RsvsIstion.
RAISE THE DEAD"-sbove ground in the DEVILS deadly
devlish spiritual Ivnacyi-
THE ADAM AND EVE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF
SIN, DISEASE. REPRODUCTION. sURLEsoUlNc. APINc
NE, THE ONE AND ONLY REAL CREATOR IN
AND oF-THE ENTIRE INVERSE
THE CHRIST IDEAL OF ONE AND ONLY ONE
CREATOR. PARENT, CREATION, AND UNIVERSE OF
EVERYWHERE PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE, IS THE WAY, THE TRUTH. AND THE LlFE"I
land THIS IS LIFE ETERNAL. THAT THEY MAY
KNOW THEE THE ONLY TRUE GOD. [cREAToR.
PARENT AND CHRIST JESUS. WHOM THOU HAST
SENT!
VISION OF EXCLUSIVE GOOD. VOID OF EVIL. 626 &c.
las per MINOR Prophet Habskkvk:
THOU ART OF PURER EYES THAN TO BEHOLD
EVIL, AND CANST NOT LOOK UPON lNIQUTY'N
But how the devil horned in in that very Read
the subsequent words how the ranssto righteous
menbvf not yet liberated from the DEVILS Adam and Eve
psyehoIogy-amost smothered Gods revealed Word with
their miserable eoncedng reality evil and matter
THE MY-TH-S-bvresqves of the divine!!!
Thou art Of pvrer eyes than to behold evil and eans not
look upon inqvity WHEREFORE LooKEsT THOU UPON
THEM THAT DEAL TREAcHERoUsLY. AND HoLDEST
THY TONGUE WHEN THE WICKED DEvOURETH THE
MAN THAT IS MORE RIGHTEOUS THAN HEP"
-4abskkuk l:l3.
PART
"MATTER"-THE SEEM A MYTH!
SPIRIT, GOD, THE UNSEEN-A JEALOUS" GOD.
WHO EXCLUDES UTTERLY ANY REALITY TO THE
DEVILS VISIBLE MORTAL THOUGHT. PHoNY
SUBSTANCE, "MATTER"!M
1.-THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL [M-Y-T-H-Ic-A-LL
WHILE THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL"-st. Paul.
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-21

IN TRTBUNE--sATURDAY,J JULY n. 1859
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
School Boord Head
Frank Adams NAACP
Speaker November 10

Frank Adams. president - ne
Minneapolis Board ~ Edu's'l"r
and Hern.pin CDur'y Veteran
service officer wiIl sIGresE tho
regular meeting u ne 8lrneapn.
Ia Branch - tho SAACI sun9s
November - ~ - Peters AVE
church q, - ~
Mr. Adams. = member ~ ne 'S-
scYtive bDsrd II The SAACP a
also active IN ystsrans organiza-
tons and - = dsisEs;s % me Mn
rssPols Central iAbDr UUiou
from the state. Cogrty zr1 NUM-
opal Employees dlsirrt cygndi
No 3
Mr. Adams viii EpssE N The
Problems 81 SehfSI Adulnis'ra-
ton
The bfansh nominating commit
zee vii rspyrt on rscDunsrfiA-
tons f0r executive bOaFn r1sHtTrN
and bFahoh offiosrH f0r isS7
C'hsr nominations may - made
~ psti,l0n aFnsd by thrss 90
more r.snlh~rs - uns brah.h VINO
Ars N Epad Standing
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

sisters and brothers on October 10.
when a fire OF unknown origin
broke out In her home One
brother persisted in the fire In
spite OF Grace's efforts and she
had TO be restrained from re-en-
tering the burning building by
Readus Fletcher. Twin city bus
driver and other adults.
The award winners were pre-
sentcd by Hon Edward Dewitt Of
the United States District Court.
Judge Dewitt told OF the outstRnd-
ing school record OF the little girl.
nth grade student at McKin-
ley School and reported that she
Is held IN high regard nj the Hal
lie = Brown Community House
and the Ober Club. where she In
active in recrcationAl programs
and acts as "A little mother 10
her younger sisters and brothers
Grace received a fifty dollar war
bond and a plaque with hcr name
inscribed
Other winners were Miss Joyce
Morzlnski II. a student at -
Ioseph's Academy and David
Jacobson. u. a student 81 Alex
audcr Ramsey High ErhDol
Miss MOnzinRki was cited for
her excellent scholastic record and
participation as n volunteer In the
Junior Red CrOas Program. the
Governors Youth Convention. the
Mayors council on youth and
children and other organizations
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
Credit Union To
Hold Open House
Sunday Afternoon

The Associated Negro credit
Union ONCE At 3i3 H. 1sth st,
Minneapolis. viii hold open house
on Sunday. November ~, from 3
To 6 = m The affair is planned 10
aoquhint the public with the credit
union and It's headquarters
The public win have an oppor.
tunity To see the office. meet mem
bers of It's board OF direCora and
register for the door prizes Five
s. shares In the credit union will
be gwen away 10 the lucky ones
registering for the door prizes
Selection OF the names will be
held promptly at o y, m. On Sun
day. Several other valuable sou,
venirs viii be given away 10 all
who register.
The affair IL open to the pub,
lis and members OF the credit
union are urging everyone 10 at
tend during these hours
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
Coming Events
November 10

November 10
Dance, Minneapolis Labor
Temple. Charles Brown and or.
chostra, \ y. ~,
November n
Minneapolis NAAcP NJ ~
Peters AME church. At 4 p m,
Frank Adams, speaker.
Annual Financial Rally MRAnna
and Eastern stars Temple Asso-
citation Phyllis Whcatley House,
from Ia 7 =. ~.
November 20
~ Paul Urban League H3r1 an
annual meeting, Ryan Hotel Gold
Room Speaker Dr George MT
chsli, o 10 = m
November -
The Biggest Show ~ the Sea'
son. featuring Bllly Haley, The
ITaitsfs. Frankie Lymon and Tho
TesnagefH. Chuck Berry and tho
Buddy Johnson orchestra, Mime
apoHs Auditorium ~ $50 g. m.
SoNcmher 20
Post Th anEsgiyinE Dancing
Party by the IIorsemen. Calhoun
Bearh Hotel. Minneapolis $50
q ~ InWtationhi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
c onfoEiuns Heard
On Brotherhood
Program Nov. 3

4 selected group Of the Cantor
ianR. under the direction Of Ken
meth Robinson. assistant director,
appeared ON IN" program ~ tho
Mems Brotherhood Of First Bap-
list church on Friday evening.
November .. following n preHcnth
ton Of Northwest hirliues film Of
Israel with travel talk by Dr y
pohlof
Sopranos In the group were Miss
Eatslle Gray and Mrs Cynthia
Gardner The Misses Ehrline Neil
and tADouH Foster sang the alto
parts Singing tenor were James
and wilbur Nirhola. warren
Hayes sang baritone. Bradford
Bcnncr ari Bn Fraction. baaS
Accompanying tho group was Mrs
Harriet y Gordon
Their aricr'i0ns Included Dnw-
sons arrangement ~ the spiritual,
ANITA That go0d News" My
Native Land" by Fred WsrinR
I Wall with God, by Alfred
Reed End The World L. Waiting
for the Sunrise"
Mr. Robinson attended the pub
Hc schools 81 ~ Paul and ~ .
graduate ~ Iihmipo Eulvoraiy
who're he msj"rsd IN music lie h
'eAchcr IN the public a,h"pis
Bradfor1 Eenn"r ~ pr"sId"u' Of
the group ard Alexander y Jor-
dan r. tho director
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

David. who was nominated by
the principal OF his school reacu.
ed three year old tot, steven
GRlIop on March 20. when he
found him lying face down In n
pond. David pulled him out and APP
piled artificial respiration
David and Miss Morzinski also
received plaques with their names
inscribed, David received q nifty
dollar war bond and Miss Morzin-
ski received n watch
Guest speaker al the luncheon
was Mayor Joseph y Dillon, who
told the group Of progress being
made in the city of 81, Paul to-
wards improving rccreatIonal ia
Cinties
Chairman Of the Award Com
mittee Of the organization was
Wesley Chandler Hon Andrew
Slenn, JunRc OF tnr iibDalT 'phft
was program chairman
Grace'H name was placed In
nomination for an award by Or
Floyd Massey Jr, pastor 81 PiI-
grim Baptist church Co-sponROrs
were y e Cooper Of the ~ Paul
Urban League Mildred Jordan
st Paul Recorder columniEt and
Mayor Dillon
Mrs DOdd. Br Massey and Mrs
Jordan were among guests st ~"
luncheon Others included Mrs
George - JacobaDn mother ~
DAVID and Mr. and Mrs Anthony
- horZiusb
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of interRruup relations. Or MI
chsn has authored three volumes
pertaining 10 these subjects In
1890 he wrote Textile Unl0nlam
and The South IN 1921 he and his
brother BroadIs Mitchell wrote
The Industrial Revolution IN the
south" and in 1870 10 and H1r-
ace Cayt1n wrote Black WORKERS
and he SsW Unions
The subject ~ Or MitrNeu's al
dress Will b -D~seEreEa'iDr
IT, import and implications for
Northern C0mruritiss"
Mrs Carl 7 schInrmar chair
mar n the LssgIs's nsmb"rEhip
and Community Relations Com
ul'tec urges those who plan 70 a..
tend 10 make their reservations a,
the LsaR'se office a. early - po~-
xbls
The St Paul Urban LsagIIs . =
member agency q tae Greater g.
Paul Community Chest TIE
nesting 10 open 20 the public