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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-20
FROM pulurH
by Miss q. Pickford
SIT N. Fifth Ave. n.
Duluth. MINI.

Visitors: Mrs. Harry Jackson
and her son. Johnny Jackson were
visitors at the morning service at
Calvary Baptist church. Along
also were friends from Minneapo-
lis and ST. Paul.
Rev. Is c. Cassius and the
Young Peoples choir were guests
at Bethel Methodist church Sun
day afternoon. The choir sang
several numbers, Rev, Cassius was
guest speaker. The hostess served
coffee and cake.
The NAACP met at the YMCA
Sunday at Z p. m. To make "A
strong and better country. we
have TO fight for our rights. Please
attend meetings and join the MA
ACP wherever you live,
Mrs. Lena Bouie. Mrs. Ella
Strother and Rev Il. c. Cassius OF
Calvary Baptist: Miss Ruth Hes
kets Of United Baptist along with
ministers and delegates OF other
churches affiliated with the Min
nesota Baptist Convention of
American Baptist Churches. LEFT
Monday morning. April 10, for
Minneapolis to attend the session
held ut Judson Memorial Baptist
church.
Attention All America! II you
have no place TO go on April "a,
come TO Duluth. MINI. The Youth
Auxiliary club OF Calvary Baptist
church will be serving n southern
fried chicken dinner with chitter-
lings for dessert
We thank God that most OF the
sick are recovering Thanks for
your prayers and may God add
His many blessings.
Please attend the church OF
your choice each Sunday and take
your family with you,
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BORDER METHODIST

BE thankful unto God for He is
good and His mercy il everlast-
ing" The morning scripture was
taken from Acts - on Sunday,
April Is. Rev, Charles NJ. Sexton =
morning message. The Word Of
Salvation" filled our hearts and
minds with the love and under
standing Of our Lord and Savior.
Remember the sick, the shut-in
and the afflicted with your
prayers, love and gifts.
A visitor from a far off land,
Sgt. Delius Calixte OF Port-Au-
Prince, Haiti, visited Border on
Sunday. Border welcomes all visi-
tors for wherever they are from.
God is their creator and Savior as
he Ii ours.
On Thursday evening the men
Of Border were guests of the Mems
Club of Calvary Methodist church
and a wonderful fellowship was
enjoyed and an understanding Of
one another.
Sunday evening at the 9 p. m.
service. the choir presented an
outstanding program. We nj
Border are working hard to please
and serve God. Our choir In doing
a wonderful job.
Next Sunday at Q p. m. the
MQR's will present q youth forum.
This will be q very interesting
program. Come and learn about
the youth and what they are do
ing.
May 18th, Mother and Daugh-
ter banquet. Don't forget
August II, il Sunday to keep
In mind. Borders Building Fund
committee will present an attrac.
ton of real interest. Remember
August 18th.
Please fill out your question
naire and return as soon as pos
sible.
In closing do you agree? What
ever you dislike in another person
be sure to correct in yourself"
Harry Davis, reporter.
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BIomes Hieher-Ups
For Cole Affack:
Scores Democrats

CniEdgo.--~ he hoDGiuTis VINO
attacked Nat King" Cole in Biz
mingham and the mob at the Uni
versity Of Alabama last month got
the inspiration from men in high
places including governors
and United States Senators d.
who have urged their people TO
defy the courts and the law of the
land" Roy wilkins. SAAcP ex-
ecutive secretary. charged in an
address here before 5000 persons
in the Chicago Coliseum.
The session. held on the night
OF April IL. consisted of an hour
Of prayer. led by clergymen, fol-
lowed by a report meeting. The
huge meeting was held under the
auspices OF the Chicago NAACP
branch.
Despite some improvement in
recent years" the NAACP leader
said in his address. millions Of
our brothers In the South are still
barred from voting and are thus
at the mercy OF the local and state
political machines and their Of
fice-holders. Up here Senator
James o. Eastiand's name Is not
on our ballots. We did not make
him chairman OF the Senate Ju-
dietary Committee where he has
life and death power over civil
rights bills. and over the appoint
ment OF federal judges and u. 8.
Attorneys.
Witch For The Devil?
But up here we have something
to say about the party that made
EastlAnd chairman of a commit
tee which can choke US whether
we live In Mississippi or Illinois or
Montana. Up here" Mr.. wilkins
continued, we can strike blow
In defense of our brothers in the
South. II necessary. by swapping
the known devil for the suspected
witch.
Republican Witch
1T could be that the witch, II
freed from the necessity OF team
ing up with the devil. just might
do better by us Certainly with
Eastland on our necks. and with
every southern politician yelling
that we won't get our rights until
doomsday. we cannot be any
worse off than we are now"
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CALVARY BAPTIST
Rev. B. G. Cassius, pastor
Duluth, MINI.

The worship service Sunday
morning. April Is, was very in
spirational and due to the fine
weather. a large congregation was
out in full numbers.
Rev. b. c. Cassius brought his
message using for his theme. The
Optinlists," with scripture from
Isiah 1915. Rev. Cassius empha-
sized how God looks far ahead OF
US and plans our future. He said,
Where man is the acorn. God
sees the tree and where man sees
the beginning. God sees the end"
II was a spiritually uplifting mes
sage.
we were happy to have Mrs.
Harry jackson and Walter Arm
strong Of Minneapolis worshipping
with US.
All visitors are welcome at Cal
vary.-Miss G. Pickford. reporter
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out quickly II isn't a kill or cure
proposition
"TB actually kills very few now
thanks 10 new drugs and surgery
but IL mains for life unless some
thing IL done about II.
The last big x-ray project In
the lower loop Indicated that
many people over 10 we're missed.
chairman LiebbermAn said. For
that reason the Gateway Business
association. Tbs association and
other Interested groups will do all
they can 10 make this one a . NC
cess.
This In part u the TB associa-
tons program Of offering free
x.rays 10 all parts Of thu city and
suburban Hennepin county.
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Twin City
. Church NeWs
ZION BAPTIST

Rev. II. w. Bolts morning mes
sage subject The Hidden Wedge
was very helpful and called for
an examination of every Chris
ton. Scripture was taken from
Johsua 7:l9-21.
Rev, Bolts stated that IL Is a
terrible thing 10 be hidden
wedge in the Christian family. We
not only bring punishment on our
selves, but on others as wei.
Whenever sin Ii concealed in our
hearts and minds. we possess the
hidden wedge. hence we are stand
ing in the way Of progress IN the
up-building Of Gods kingdom.
stated Rev. Bolts.
Music was provided by the Sen
Tor Choir directed by Willie Is.
Hale and Young Peoples Choir,
directed by Mrs. Mildred Moore.
The blind boys from Alabama
were guest singers.
Mrs. Georgia Jean Duffy united
with the church on Christian ex-
perience.
Freely Ye Have Received,
Freely Give was the subject Of
Rev. Bolts message at the eve
ming service. scripture reference
Matt. l0:l-l0. His text was taken
from Matt. 10:s. Heal the sick.
cleanse the lepers, raise the dead
cast out devils, freely ye have re-
ceived freely give"
We are happy and thankful to
see so many OF our sick and shut
ms worshipping with US In the ser
wees today. SO continue TO pray
for, visit and send cards to all
sick and shut-ins.
You are always welcome TO at
tend all services at Zion beginning
with Sunday School at $50 a. m,
You are never too old to learn.
BTU at $40 p. m. Everyone needs
Christian training, Prayer service
Wednesday at 1880 p. m Prayer
changes things and makes you
stronger. Annual revival meeting
services May ella. Soul saving is
the greatest mission of the church.
Start today attending all ser
vices and see II you aren't helped
and made stronger.
You are always welcome at
Zion.--Mrs. Cynthia Westbrooks,
reporter.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

DR.. Joseph Chapman, president
of the Twin City Baptist Union
was guest speaker at Pilgrim Bap-
list Church on Sunday, April Is
at the morning worship service.
DIR. Chapman. who attended the
Baptist World Alliance pilgrimage
to the Holy Land, spoke on the
subject, when Is A Church A
church," and described condi-
tons in countries through which
he Travelled during his trip.
Deacon J. r. Dorsey gave the
morning prayer and music was by
the Gospel Chorus, the Senior
Choir and the Choral Group.
II was noted that Miss Joyce
Henderson is a patient at Ancker
hospital and Miss Revoida Wright
is at University hospital
The Rondo st. Anthony I'm
provement Club met in Fellowship
Hall at ( p. m. and at 8 p. m. the
Missionary Society presented Miss
Alice Huston, director of Religious
Education OF the Twin City Bap-
fist Union. who showed color
slides Of the recent Baptist World
Alliance and the Holy Land.
Presiding was Mrs. Lydia Brown,
president OF the group. Music was
by the Gospel Chorus.
On Sunday. April %. DR.. Mas.
sey win speak on the topic, Did
Jesus Really Leave Them at
the IL a. m. service. The quarterly
rnaetin0 of the IS and BTU will
be held at $50 p. m. at Pilgrim
Rest Baptist church, Minneapolis.
At 8 p. m. I. NJ. Dorsey, church
photographer will present, Pill
grim In Review" color slides OF
church activities during the past
year.
Following Doxology. decicatory
prayer was given by Trustee
Ramsey Jackson. Seasonal flowers
were arranged on the piupit by
members Of the Decorations COM
nnittee
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when you've got boys
You can expect, then,
Nonsense and nnlAe,
Half the place wrecked,
then.
when they grow UP,
To mans dimension.
Then they blow up
At a convention
Cart Helm
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-20

A free chest Naray project Will
begin in tho Minneapolis lower
loop on May and continue
through May II, Jack tLchbcr-
man, J y Rochester, Jack Rose
and James Stoynotf announced
They are members of the Gateway
Business association which "
sponsoring the project. Mr. Stoy-
nnff is president OF tho Gateway
association Mr. iAehbcrman "
N.ray chairman,
The Christmas Seal mobile unit
~ the Hsnncpln County rubcrcu.
io~is association win he ~ az
frrpn, location every day, offering
rrrc chest N.rays ~ persons IS
years % age or over Third Ave =
and washing,cr. Nicollct and Sec
und 50, and Hcnnspin and Wash.
lngton are some OF the locations
Others viii be ANNOUNCED later.
Monday nearly so leaders in the
lower loop heard pr Kari Lunie.
berg, Minneapolis Health Com
missioner. discuss the Importance
OF the project
"A great deal OF TR IL now
found among homeless. older
mem" pr. Lundebcrg said. which
accounts 20 large part for the
prevalence ~ the disease IN the
lower hoop where many older
people are living The trend Is
true all over Minneapolis The
significant age rate of TR has
gone from Younger people 10 mid.
die aged and cider Eroura"
pr LundcberE cmphrNs,Eed that
'-rB Ia different from mcs, catch
ing diseass, II doesn't burn itself
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Mt. OLIyET BAPTIST

a large audience listened To
dynamic message delivered by
Rev. B. II. Hunter at the IL a. m.
worship hour Sunday, April Is.
Using as his scripture back
ground. Esther 6:4-l6, he chose as
his subject. Catching the Devil in
His Own Trap" Rev. Hunter EN-
phasized the significance Of sin;
the danger when we yield, think
and act all at one time, then we
are trapped by sin. II takes Jesus
to get us out of the trap,
Songs of praise were sung by
the Gospel Chorus and Mems
Chorus.
Morning prayer was offered by
deacon NJ. +. Bell.
Rev. J. ]. Clayburn offered a
special prayer fer those who are
shut-ln and are on the sick list.
Ida Hicks was called TO Oklahoma
City, Okla, on account of the
passing of a relative. We extend
sincere sympathy TO her and fam
lily.
Lorraine johnson performed
beautifully in a piano recital on
April IL. Lorraine " q talented
young musician with a great deal
of personality. originality. touch
and art She has composed several
compositions.
At the evening hour the Senior
Choir presented an all-request
musical program under the direc-
ton OF Ruth l.. Mcdonald. Magda
Phifer was at the piano. The pro-
gram. we'll rendered. was enthus-
iastically received.
Mrs. LeolA Brown Of Gospel
Temple church was guest reader
at the Third Quarterly Meeting Of
the Sunday School and BTU held
at Pilgrim Rest Baptist church.
Minneapolis. on April IS,
Two additions were added To
the church membership: Mrs. Eli
xabeth Riley by Christian expert
encc and Walter Riley, candidate
for baptism.
We extend a welcome TO all visi-
tors attending services turnout the
day. You're always welcome At
Mt. Olivet church. The Church
with a Friendly Welcome"
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A number Of changes were vot-
ed in the party constitution. quite
a number Of resolutions were con-
aidered and passed Resolution No
IS was one concerning Civil
Rights which had been drafted by
John Culver ana presented to the
Resolutions Committee by Mrs
Emmett Harris. Sth Ward chair
woman. This resolution received
Unanimous approval both by the
committee and by the convention,
Representing tho Seventh ward
at tho convention were Mrs Ef.
fis Wills and George Wills. 1904
Iglahart. Mrs. Geraldine Clark.
1000 Igishart and A. w. Jordan.
0Si Marshall Ave. delegates from
the Eighth ward were John NJ
Scott. $50 w. JeaaAmine, Marion
L. Brown. 500 Rondo. James II.
and John NJ. Culver. 1880 Arundel.
from the 18th Ward. Mrs, Anna
Black. s73 w. Central. Mrs. Birdie
High. s74 ~, Anthony and n. l..
Ransom, 100 IT. Anthony.
Delegates elected 10 the Repub-
Iican state convention May goth
at ths bennington Hotel, Mime
apoila. are: From the Seventh
ward, Mr. George Wills and alter.
nate, Mrs, Geraldine Clark. from
the Eighth ward. John NJ Culver
and alternate, Marion l.. Brown.
from tho 18th ward. n l.. Ransom
and alternate. Mrs, Anna Black.
The resolution on civil rights
which was passed unanimously
was M follows;
wHEREAs. the constitution Of
the United States guarantees full
equality of rights and opportunI-
ties 10 all Americans Of every
race. color. religion and national
origin.
AND WHEREAS. bills 10 secure
for every American his oonAtitu.
tional rights have been introduced
IN Congress only 10 die IN commit
toe, ON the calendar. or by tho
slow death veto OF the fiiibuster,
while millions OF Americans have
not enjoyed tho rights Of first
class citiEenship.
AND WHEREAS, tho whole
world la keeping score on how ef.
fectively Americans are putting
American ideals into practices,
NOW TIIEREFoRE BE RI RE.
SOLVED, that this Ramsey Coun.
~ Republican convention hereby
affirms these declarations M pol
Icy for congressional action to-
wards a fuller life for all Ameri.
cars and asks our Senators and
Congresamen 10 back up the
Eisenhower administration pro-
gram and To press FOR early lerIs-
iative action on civil rights
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ELECTED CLERK TyPIsr

Private Eugene y Touaaaint.
son ~ MIR and Mrs ~ ", Tous.
saint, s5e Iglehart Az. ~. Paul.
has been selected To attend the
Clerk Typist School at Fort
Chaffce, where he is stationed.
During the eight week course
he viii receive instruction In type
writing, the Army ming system.
publications. principles Of military
correspondence. personnel records
and reports
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raise money In "a Campaign for
Courage" TO award cash citations
10 southern Negroes who show
outstanding fortitude In combat
ting unfair treatment In that sec
ton Of the nation
A large crowd Ia expected 10 at
tend the autograph party for
Rowan at Dayton's. The book win
be on sale April 70 at all Of the
leading book stores In the Twin
Cities.
w. q. Rogers. writing for the
Associated Press Aaid OF Rowan's
new book:
Rowan mas seen the sights for
himself and heard ths sounds. and
smeIled the smells
Though he met the politicians,
he writes really about the people
their hunger their misery. their
incredible preiudices and stubborn
misconceptions. and their crying
need for our understanding
Some Of you readers may
quarrel hotiy with some Of his
findings Agree with him or not.
you will follow him word by word
with fascination.
Publishers Weekly. book trade
publication. has this To say Of
The PitifuI and The Proud"
An important and timely book.
A talented young newspapsrman.
author Of South Of Freedom. :"
which was his personal report OF
race relations In America. writes
lin The PitihI and the Proud"l
about a year he spent In India
PakiStan and Southeast Asia In
1854 SO AZ n state Department
sponsored lecturer and Mlnneapo-
liz TRIBUNE correspondent. His
honesty and obiectivity must have
won this country many new
friends, lie was constantly heckled
by Communists after they dis
covered that his being a Negro
didn't make him like the United
states any the ieaa, but he did
more than hold his own"
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Mrs, Hulda Smith. si5 Fuller
Az, has endorsed Mrs. n. NJ. De-
Courcy. city commissioner. In her
campaign for the City Council
Mrs, Dccouroy's past record
proves that she will, II elected,
work hard for good government,
Mrs Smith says
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GRAND MATRON To
VISIT ELECTA CHAPTER

The Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs
Beuiah Mitchell Of the Prince Hail
Grand Chapter, oEs,. Minnesota
and It's Jurisdiction. will make her
annual visitation with her official
cabinet on Wednesday evening
April %, 1898, at Up, m, In . joint
meeting with Electa Chapter No,
4 and Pride OF the West chapter
No . at the lodge hall. 30T South
Third 81.
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one James Watt. in ira, advrr-
ttsed hts newly invented steam en-
gtne In terms that miners would
understand horsepower A horse
walked a3n feet IN orc minute 70
hoist 100 pound pail of coal
hence. one horsepower cquallNd
%. 600 foot pounds stu does, tor
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File No. ESf0a
oNDER ron NEARING PETITION
fOn ADMI>fsTRArtON LIMITING.
TINE no VA CLAIMS AND ron
HEARING THEREON

ORDER ron NEARING PETITION
fon ADMI>isTRArtON LIMtTtN.
TINE no VA CLAIMS AND ron
HEARING THEREON
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY Oh HENNEFlS
IN PROBATE COURT
In Re Estate OF David NJ Fotck
sedsnI
order foe tteartnR PetttIoa Ter
letter.. ef Aas.tatstratiea
1T ~ ORDER EIp that all persons
interested show cause, u any they
have, before this Court on Monday
May ttth, 1858, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
in the Court House In Minneapolis
Mlnn.sots, Why Ihs petition o. Lat
Ian X Po'ek. Of Hsuueptn County
Minnssota. for the appointment OF
herself. as administrator. herein
filed. should not be granted.
order 60 tIIe Ctaiw. sna Tor
HesStsG rAer~sa
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that
within fear upnths from the date
hereof all creditors Of said p~er-
deaf ftte their claims in this Court
Proofs will be heard and claims sN-
aniasd and adjusted before thb
court on Tuesday, september Ith
1884 at TO O'Clock A NJ In the Court
House In Minneapolis, Minnesota
These orders shah be published IN
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies matted according to Law.
COURT sEAIl
WITNESS the HON JAMES
q kEltuE JudKe % Frohats
Court. this leth day OF April
1855
ERNEST p taRENK
clerk of Probate Court
kaElan. Edslman and kApian
Attorneys
me nailaers Exch Bids
spokesman. April ~, ~. MAY a.
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God shall Judge the righteous
and the wieked--t Eeelesiastes
AID
Those who, by constant striv-
ms and prayer. live In right
eousnesA are rewarded--daity.
houriy-wtth peace Of soul and
mind through Gods Judgment
Those who deny God In their
thoughts and acts cannot be
tastinsly happy, for in the deep
OF their hearts they can not
know paace
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to Lawton. okla, where they VS.
tied Wallace Anderson, who Us
stationed there. The Andersons
saw our Willie Williams who was
in our U.s.O. during World War
II. Lawton is Wiilie's home va
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