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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-03-01
$, BULLS 81 LOTS 80 BRED HE'FERs
Featuring the Service of
QUEENS PRINCE OF
GMR. :

The 80 sale heifers carry the serv-
ice of this top breeding son of
Prince 40 of Shadow Isle. Five In
ternational Grand Champions appear
in his four-generation tabulated pedi-
gree. Prince 40 of Shadow Isle is
by Prince Sunbeam 249th, an Inter-
national Grand Champion, and out
of Gmported) Gammer Eubosia,
representing the best of Scotch breed
ing. The dam of "Queen's Prince"
Queen Mother of Hyalite, is a daugh-
ter of Envious Eileenmere, and out
of Queen 18th of Bordulac, double
granddaughter of Revolution of
Page 43d. The great-granddam,
Queen Sd of Strathmore, is by .Revo-
luton e1st. We are retaining Queens
Prince of GMR as a herd sire. He
would have been show bull, but
we wanted to use him, and we eX-
pect his calves to be outstanding.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-03-01

hesitate write
further information
Tell him FARMER STOCFNAN
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FARM AND GARDEN

hay, excellent quality: timothy, al
falfa and mixed; also straw; will
deliver: Du. ,5-70S6. .
FOR SALE: 10 TO ~ tons Of rough
hay; very reasonable. Call cres-
E ssPi a,S FREE WORK, 10. clearing sn
FoSsss a i sinp' JE. 9 sossS or $: j.
TREE REMOVAL. pruning, topping,
trimming; lots cleared. Mr.. CLAY
TON, UN. 10000. any time.
MALL CHAIN SAWS, new and used;
Parts and service. MALONEY'S
USED EQUIPMENT-H and NJ trac-
tor C and Cub tractor, Ford trac-
tor with mower, new Holland baler,
Cub gang mowers, garden tractors,
Ford with loader. side rake. blows
and disc tractor, spreader. cult
mulcher and drill. MALONEY'6
NC. Silver Spring. Md. JU. g.
NEW EoUIPMENT-Fuli line Of INC
graders. motors and equipment
INC farm tractors and equipment:
New Holland and New Idea farm
equipment. Meyers hay conditioner
Brilliant grass seeders, irrigation,
baler and binder Irvine. parts ano
service. MALoNEY'S, INC. Silver
Spring. Nd
CHTNQUAPINS - Make the children
happy harvesting chinquapins in
your backyard. Small. shrub IKE
tree often BEARING first year after
transplanted Delicious small nuts
Two 2 to 3 #. size trees; Oner No
BID for S5s5. postpaid, Ass 1917
free COPY 58-page Planting Guide
Catalog in color, offered BY Viz.
sinia's largest growers Of fruit
trees, nut trees, berry plant, grape
vines, and landscape plant male
rial. Sales people wanted. WAYNES-
BJRO NURSERIES. WavnesDoro'
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APIS. FURNisHED-p.c.

ATTRAC. Tv APTs. s14 VIZ. upi
child or babies welcome: also hskpg
rms. l1ol nth st NV DI 7-7sSs
LIy RIM. bedrm;: kit, bath. utils
obi to Infant. RIA. 3-lSS3. liz
furn. front bedIm.
apt. so. expos: I'd. Idry. faclls..
7th ST. Ne. 3Io-comb, liy. bed
room. Ice kit, semibath: nicely
furn.; good transp., $3.50. utils.
i sSs S1II II s-7 sf' Nw,-Lssy..
bedrm.. kit. dinette pvt. bath: 2
adults. Utils. furn. Good transp. Res.
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out 8. Capitol st. to Atlantic st.
s.e., left to Attn ST.. right to Chesa-
peake At. left 10 9TH and develop.
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ROOM. HOUSEKEEPING

2I47 = NW-Refgr.. grin. sink.
ST-S14 Wk Elk $1,000
FRONT ROOM-2nd floor: light,
warm: ! person. $40 month. 604
G st. Sc. Ii. 3-9692. TU. 2-2o52
1889 18th ST. N.w.-1st floor. bed
sitting rm., lge closet. comp. kit.
pvt. entr.; $12.75 wk. DE. 2-1676.
BEAUT. Ice. rm., pch., refsr.. gas
stove; bright. CHEEKY, $40 mo, l
Or r,s {; l74s Ianisr pl' NV. a GO
1852 sa COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-L.HK.
rm.. furn, $40 for one, $l2 for 2.
NO. 1855. --23
HOME - Conveniently located in
nice NV. section. Lge. private rm.
3 delicious meals served In din,
rm.; for a consenfal. elderly. re-
fined lady who does not drink or
smoke. Ho. 2-633I 10 pm.
IiaI 18th ST. N.w.--Lee. I'm. with
elec. refer. and grill; running
water; S12 so VIZ. DU. 1870;
1914 18th ST N.w.-Lse. clean nm.
with refgr,, stove, and sink
$1,000 wkly --21
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

THE MAR LEETA. 1875 18th St
nw.-Sgle. and dble. rms. for
younger ladies and men: showers
COLUMBIA RID. NV. aOOI, at Conn
ave $ de, dble., attr rms; 2 good
meals daily, Sl@ to SIS wk TV
avail Young people CO. 5-2493.
CLUB MASON, 1928 N. Hamp. ave
Residential club for ladies and
gentlemen; SIT per wk. and up
incl full course meals and hoteI
services. NO. 7-6T7O. --.23
ELDERLY MAN-Wishes
comfortable home or rm. and board
in nice home. Does not drink
smokes pipe. Box 2l6-G. Star
1901 18th ST. N.W.--TdeaI residenc,
for business peonlc. students: sc.
lective menus: PIX and Tv.
III IRVING ST. NW.--Rm.. ano
board fo- gentleman; ST. wk. oil
SO for sleeping. DU. 7-2S03 Ia
BRADLEY ARMS. at Dupont Circle
1926 10th st. NV Home cooked
food; reasonable prices.
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APIS. uNFuRNiSAED-D. 6.
$500 I4th ST. N.w.--2 rms. kit.
Also extrs-iss, apt, See janitor,
# IT, STEVENS SfGS; 6 6ki it S.WDuDl..,
M spacious e. 1 St, .ond;, Ssd5 ss s6
GiEaoSRisGSESq Riy Ri aba6 Que s;t--Two-
e tirdsi Ap ap' n 5 ap' d. fia -75s7. any
CAPITOL HILL. 2Is Maryland ave.
New lge de luxe. one or two
bedrm, apis, Suitable for several
persons srsons mSdsrn stch sasn satsoase
Cuff. Frisidaire with freezer top,
walk-in closets eleV.. ldry. and
,s si's Su fssii5if f. rs IL
LY REFRIGERATED. lge one bed
Tm,Y III rF,i sis" s bath; $Ss sd m
r fill ffRksAfiDSRsSS4f MADISON. 1908
Florida ave. n.w.--Eniciency with
modern separate kitchen, all util::
tiles incl, In rent. Eley.. ldry and
strg. facilities, Sun deck and game
s IT. o AgRiy s Msr: = AD' k ioS and
t bath apt, heat fpr 5ssi SSo mo. cay
033 L ST. N.W.--Large enc. apt. In
well-kept elev. bldg, $50. See res.
NON d LUcHS CO.. 724 14th st..
nv. MA. S-2345.
kit. and bath; convenient shopping
and transp. RA. d-OSU3. ---22
1893 HOLBROOK ST. Me-, . blks.
! north 18th and H sts.---2nd H.,
modern duplex: 2 large rooms. d.
nette, screened porch: $52.b0 per
month; excellent cond. STEUART
BROS, INC, DI 7-2434, DI; =
ss sp'p ma 4, ON ST. N.w.--s rms,
kitchen, bath, utilities included;
adults only, IA, e:d2Sa. 10
Enc, apt. air-cond; S75 per mo.
Apply once, TALLY-Ho REsTAU-
RANT, Bl2 18th st. NV. 80
iI23 18th ST. S.E.---2 rms, din, kit,
+. v. GREEN. ST. s.p483,~ Wv
Mr.. GEORGE WASHINGTON D.
Two rms, kit, and bath; utiis. incl,
S10b, lease. Ma. s-4b61, Jr. 9-46b0.
D0wNTowN--Attrac, enc. apt in
tastefullv decorated bldg. Excel.
loo. 924 18th Of. NV. BIT. 3-4hS7.
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CONN. kvE.-Med. bedrm. apt: girl
" 4 AS. 1000: III: 5os: -,
rm-. KIT. prsyils.. warm apt. Of
s T6BnN Sid XXX BOZ Sish s other sf men to
share arm. apt: uptown onn.
area; S35 mo. co. DE. 2.762S alter o,
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APIS UNFURN. o. c. tcont.I APIS UNFURNIsHED-D c.

GEORGETOWN 2511 Que st. NV
1-bedrm. apt. utils and sec. service
incl 500. compi. redec.. DE q
iii r ST, N.E.-Red.c. l.6edrm.
apts. s assil. Very nice, yet ITesas.
4 81 f KANSAS AVE. N.w.-one BED
Im., liv.. rm.. dinetts. kit. bath;
~, SO; tenant an. furnishes own heat sst
mrs. AREA-Attrsetivs
/ and 2 bedrm. spts.: reas. rents.
1 81 cSo5 RuMsrA ROAD, NW.4l-
room and bath. $40 per month.
Kitchen and bath. 500 per month.
I 303 RANDOLPH ST. N.W.--l-bed..
room. living room, kitchen an, ana
bath: APT; 39S. S52 % per mS men
2iiO eoth ST. NV bedroom,
living room. Kitchen and bath. SIS
per month, utilities included. APT.
3ll. may be seen. Available Inn
mediately. See janitor. 80
sic End ST. Seized. cond.. new
4 Sos Fiji IiiIR Rb'h sf woN . asslos mo
Nice 2-bedrm. LIST d, apt. ! blk; N.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. ~, o.
so sES @ ST. SEE rms, din. kit.
m hath sc ssRfRss p Nc utssTi $3.50 ss4 80
1879 2sth PL. s.E.-2 rms. din,
kit. bath: tenants pay utils.;. $SS
mo. ScHEucH, INC. ST. 3-6443.
1878 sPRrNe rL. hw--a rn...
kit, bath: $40 for lease: adplts.
See janitor or phone AID. 2-226s.
GOOD Sc. LocATIoN-Peautifu
eeptsd Can 40. 2-7Sss, --l9
s s:th; n a. s slas;i SOS mo. plus YIN
i specton es sfff na s rsssa 1s
$50: 2 bedrms., S92.50. SIT. free
zer-top refsr.. master TV. Cow.
Lu' 1854. TEMPLE REALTY Co,
1908 X St. NV. Elk. $4,000. --22
2a65 18th ST. NV rms. 3
$50 incl. utiis. M. 3-3044 ewes.
seIz CoNN.--corner apis. facing
excel; shogping. En-. 2.es43. lis
LARGE LIVING RM., bedrm.. .kttch-
en-. dinette and bath; newly re-
decorated; adults only: $S6 month,
insluding sli utilities. COMET
Nh. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.--
Bsmt. apt. 3 rms. and bath: utils.
furn.: SAB month. Wo. 6-04e6.
1881 PA. AVE. s.E.--1st fioor, iiv,
rm., din. rm.. bedrm.,. kitchen and
bath, large rear porch: front and
rear pvt. entrances; sos per mo.
without utils. Just newly deco
rated. Phone Ii. 4-21IS for appt.
between 1880 and 1 weekday.
HOMESTEAD APTs.-sl2 Jefferson
st. n.w.--l bedrm,. Hv. rnn.. dinette,
kit. bath in modern eley. apt. bldg,
Completely redec. Ample closet
space. Conv. transportation: SIS
and $50 per mo. incl. ntils. To In
speet, see janitor or eah EN-. 2
BRiSGHarwoOD coURTs-sseo sth
ST. n.w-l bedrm.. Iiy. Tm., Ice. en-
trance foyer. kit, bath, in apt, bldg.
Equipped with new Westiughouse
freezer top refgr. Completely redec.,
$40 per mo-: utils. INCL. To inspect
see iantior or can EN-. 2-s083.
02h U ST, N.E.--4-rm, apt: all ntils.
incl. S16.25 per week. ST. S-p433.
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% a DAT lpeF person; 11o1 18th @.
n:v@1lAttyse; sc ;,dhle. IN e ~
MAss.-MIs. AREA ESQ 36th p.
ph.; gentleman. $40. M. s-4s4s.
,s4o p ST. NV. ~rHE cHUReh-
III Clean single rms; run.
Esntssrras maid serV. 81 Up. NO.
UPT00TWN, 1893 Park rd.-Lse..
clean rm.. adj. bath. $40 monthly.
Is.s els. sT.-Hishly desirable for
Exs or ios sen nf1 al47 senipVt: beth
DUPONT en-. AREA. iSss Riggs pl.
tleman. aos s-saS5. $50 go
rms. avail. So. 81 and SIS wkly.
APPLY Apt. 5. EN-. e-sI4s. go
Der studio be ed f tie b atm i pYt .ntr
6:30-a:3o pm: 1885 r st. NV. lS'
STUDIO RIM, extra Ice; pvt. bath;
pet. entrance: cow. to everything;
ideal for 2. $500 New Hampshire
ave. NV. RA. $4,000. -22
IN RETIRED PHYSICIANS HOME,
0entiles. lovely rm.: cow: gentle
man. references. RA, 6-20SS. 10
MINTWo0D PL;. 1863-Lee, hed-liy.
rm;, 3 frt: windows, plenty heat. hot
CORNER 18th AND L sTs.-sman
bath. lI01 18th st. NV. Apt. a01.
Mr.. CoNN.-CATHEDRAL AVES.-
Lee. front, newly dec. beaut. furn.;
only S32 mo-: man. no. 2-330s.
MASTER BEDRM.. semi-pvt. bath,
ample parking, gentleman: 3glS
Jennlfer st. NV. S3s month. Wo.
wAIkISG DISTANCE DOWNTOWN
Lovely, very clean. quiet, sgle.
rm., 3. windows. running water: in
. good house. 1898 18th st. nv.
1919 10th sr.-ssle. rm.. rpnnins
gyatss; d ID i. l sage t,epr front. GO.
sa sssS I'D. Gf 81 ~ N.R.MLovely rooms.
address; daily maid service: 24-hr
switehhoard; rates $3.50 up weekly.
ali com: AvE.-MoDERN At
TRAcTIvELY FURN. studio-type
RANDALL HOUSE. 1928 N st. NV.
Join friendly. young crowd. Meet
nice people, LOUNGES. rec, rms,
dancing. bowling. tennis. giee club,
TV, Bendix, switchboard. New
manageri $2b-S35 mo. HU. S-T474
14th ST.. $500 BLK.--Lge. beautiful
bedrm. for one; conY. trsnsp,: S30l
mo. ~. S-45a6 80
AMERICAN u. PIX blk direct |
bus: lge. front rm.; newly dec. for
empl. cple, or lady: use OF kit, gar
den or garage optional. Cali after
o, OIL. 6-6SS3. 30
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA - Large
studio: phone in. Also 2 sgles. Sober
gentlemen; reas. AID. 2-6734. Ia
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APIS. FuRNlsHEp-Mp.

3-rm. and bath furn. apt, /:
best section OF Riverdale.. Md: ALL
cleo. kit: S72 per mo-. incl. utils.
Nothing else to pay. Lac. lily. rm..
/ lge, bedrm,. mod, kit, bath; dne
location, mr.. shop, center and baa.
Phone UN. 4-T21S.
ONE AND TWO bedrooms, modern
attractive furniture: xSl so Up; all
uttis. incl, Unfinished apis. avail.
also For brochure and further In
formation. call RE. 5-H00l. o. z.
AND O.. INC, Rental agent.
,BEDkM: EuRS, APT dao So KNOT.
blvd. COLLEGE Park, Md. WE. 5-bs43.
80
Mr.. suITLAND and Bdrm.,
lir. rm.. kit, bath. din.: all utils.
furn. incl. ph.: $50 mo. RE. $500.
lis
CHEVY CHASE - Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
Observation-Disclosures. pvt. bath: near
country clubs and NH. OIL. 2-3lT3.
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Rooms EuRNlsHEp-N.E.
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

BETHESDA--Two rms. one with
pvt. bath: for discriminate persons
seeking pleasant home environment.
Meals II desired. Gail OIL. $3.50.
lie
CHEVY CHASE. "a block Conn, mr..
circle--1-2 adj. rms. pvt. bath:
N. ARL.. mr.. Lee hwy. at Lorcom
lane-Lge. cor. rrH.. sep. entr.
Phone incl; gentleman. IA. S-al 81.
N. ARL.. ASIA N. Henderson I'd
Large front room. eoHy. transp. and
shopping: $40 mo-: ia. S-lbG1.
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ERE RENT 80 DAYS

Nav YARD buliinss. Kxtra. extra.
extra lge., z-rm.. l-bedrm. apt:
playground. washing, 5anitor, park
ing faeils. Children welcome.
lIl2 savannah st. Sc, st. 1886.
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APIS. UNFURNisHED-MD.

CORAL HILLS, Garden Apis. at
d. C. line-3 hedrms.: sos, incl.
utii, nr. school. bus. shops. 10.
TAKoMA PARK rms. pvt. bath,
LIST f.. cow. stores and buses: Ss5
per mo: utils. incl. JU. 9-s46G;
ROCKVILLE. . and 3 bedrooms,
living rm.. dinette. kitchen, bath
and rear screened porch; near
sehoels ana ,,. shopping 3E,s p sen'er .s s5
si IL r. SPRING AREAo-e-bedrm.
de luxe spts; 79.5o-ss4. 30. plus
utilities Large rms. super-sized
closets, garbage disposal, big refrg:
with cross-top freezer. WASH IN
YOUR OWN KITCHEN. Hemlock
4,SSoa Hcrlcsk 4:753a. 30
! blk elementary school, blks.
MAs6 5ssh ApAk AIsa Trsed INC. a. 9G.
s-3s11, DAYS Ju. 1896, eyes.
S.. so; 4 rooms. Ia baths: private
entranese;; od close to Transportation.
room. kitchen and bath: SIS mo;
mr.. Naval Hospital and Health
Center, EN-. $4,000. --19
2-BEDRM. APT. uv. rm., din, rm.,
kit. with washer, dryer and bath:
in new apt. bldg. on Silver Spring
utils. incl. Elk. 1864 or JU. g.
4553. --2l
COLLEGE PARK-S75 monthly. incl.
heat. Brand-new bsmt. apis:
lge. rooms and lge. mod. kitchen:
/ blk. from stores, churches and
transp; no children or pets.
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PUPPIES-Mixed collies and shep-
herds; 2 months: looking for fine
Va home. XII a-3959.
GERMAN SHEPHERD, female; pedi-
greed Please call MARTY, EN-, g.
Q117. lis
BEAGLE-DALMATIAN. female. 2
mos; license and rabies tags;
children's pet; $50. Ii. $3.50.
COCKER PUPS. small teddy bear
type. WA. 7-227S. 3615 Hamilton
ST. West Hysttsyille. Nd is
STANDARD POODLE PUPPIES: 2
males. / female: beautiful black:
sacrifice. 10. T-s033 after 8 pm.
~
GREAT DANE PUPPY. 8 mos. Call
Oh. i-66GG.
BOXER. female. fawn, beautifully
marked; reasonable. Lo. 5-4464.
10
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ELECTRIC RANGE, apt. or 80"
with anto. timer; also refrigerator.
GA. 4-S57S. lis
APPLIANCES. refgrs.. Tvs. stoves.
good used furn. Cash on immed.
removal. Closed on Monday. s. 6.
FURNITURE EXCHANGE. 2I0 eth
st. Sc. Ii. 6-05S5.
ANTloUES-China. furn.. jewelry,
silver, russ. etc. LOUIS SEGAL.
NO. 7-06SI; ewes. EN-. 3-6706,
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SOUTHEAST

MINI. AVE. AND 2lst PL.
now and for future Oceu-
Fancy.
Living room. bedroom, modern ktch-
en-, dinette and bath: refrigeretor
gas heat: Fer,s. $62.60-$65.
To inspect see ianitor at 1917 Min
uesota ave, LII. 1-78Sl.
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APIS. uNFURNIsHED-p. 4

N. ALEX. "a bedrms, liv. rm., kit,
bath, $3.50. incl TV. B min. atr-
port, Pentagon. Avail. immed. RIA.
6-5O22,
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PIANOS WANTED
Win paw cash for USED pianos. =,
HA. 2-S4Sn LII
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR Rent

I'M NUM- I siI sec T ass All T anin4 mini
CHAIN SAWS, MeCULLOCH Sales.
Service; Rental. SO q day. GRAVE
LY OF WASH, JU. 9-22S7.
CHAIN SAW-1-man, $40 per day;
oman, Sis per day. RENTAL
TOOLS d EQUIP CO., JU. 9-6SS1,
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cArTLE AND LIVESTOCK

COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL
-------------e--- -------~---------
FIREPLACE WOOD snc
kindiing delivered anywhere. Ii
7-1Auh 90
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Beautifuliy
furn., mod. decorated, l-bedrm.
apt: air-cond.: very desirable; no
lease: adults; S135 mo. oL. 2-2562.
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GOOD HOPE HILLS
VICINITY NAYLoR RD. AND
: Goth 81. Be.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-26
Mrs. Katherine Jackson
Was Victim" OF Sneak
Blrthduy purfy October 40

Merriment and fun was the or
der Of the evening for Mrs. Kath-
crime jackson Of 72s Carroll Av,
on Saturday, october 20, when she
was the victim" Of a sneak birth
day party given at her home.
Responsible for the remem-
brance OF her birthday, both with
gifts and refreshments were her
daughter, Mrs. Ruth Laniern hus-
band Marcellus Jackson and a
friend Herman Petty. who worked
over time to surprise her.
Mrs. Jackson was called TO the
home OF Mrs. Overton Wycough
for visit and while she was away
group OF friends assembled at
her home. When she returned to
her home she was greeted with a
chorus Of voices in the background
singing Happy Birthday To You"
Honoree and guests who includ-
ed relatives and friends enjoyed
the evening dancing, socializing
and reminiscing A tasty lunch
with refreshing beverages conclud-
ed the affair.
Mrs. Jackson received many
lovely gifts including beautiful
birthday cake.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

The 18th Anniversary of the for
NAL installation of DR.. Floyd Mas
sey Jr., will be observed on Sun
day, October %, when DR.. Massey
viii speak on the subject, "One
Dozen Years" at the morning
worship service. Music for the SER
vice viii be by the Senior Choir,
the Gospel Chorus and the Choral
group. At p. m, a Music APP
probation Tea will be given with
refreshments by the Senior Choir
On last Sunday, October 81, DR..
Massey spoke on the topic, "On
Being Overconfident." Morning
prayer was given by Deacon A. w.
Jordan. Music was by the Senior
Choir and the Gospel Chorus.
Notices were read by Mrs. Cora
Belle Banks, church clerk. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Butler of Camden, Ark.
were registered visitors.
It was noted that Robert Mans
field is improving at Veterans hos
pital: Mrs. Nannette Jones is a
patient at Northern Pacific hos
pital and Mrs. Ruby Barker is
confined to Ancker hospital
Appreciation was expressed by
Mrs. Inez Goss for members who
remembered her during her recent
disqualification. The members of
the Earnest Workers Club were
commended for their presentation
of DR.. and Mrs. l.. A. Scipio and
the Choral Group on last Sunday
evening.
Following doxology, dedicatory
prayer was given by Trustee B. l..
Morris. The Rondo-St. Anthony
residents met in Fellowship hall
at 4 p. m. Chairman of the group
is Timothy J. Howard.
At s p. m, the Missionary So
Ciety service was held in the san
tuary. Participating in the pro-
grom were the Gospel Chorus and
the Mines. Leila Jackson, Matilda
Goss, Mary Wilson, Anna Banks,
Kelsie Whitwore, Monte Sue Pack
and Alice Wilson.
At $50 p. m. DR.. Massey was
speaker at a homecoming Service
at Mt. Ohvet Baptist church.
The Usher Board. met on Tues
day, October % at the home Of
Mrs. Annabelle Beale, 654 st. An
thony Av., and the Mems club met
on the same evening in the church
parlor. Mrs. Odessa Brent, 1929
Fourth Av. S, Minneapolis was
hostess to the Earnest Workers
on Friday, at 2 p. m. and the
Board Of Education and teachers
met with Mrs. n. J. Hunter, 402S
Fourth Av, S, Minneapolis.
II YOU do not send your child TO
| church school on sunday. you are
| cheating him.
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BORDER METHODIST

Does 1t Hurt ?" was the theme
of Rev Charles M. Sections ser
mon on Sunday, October 81. Scrip
ture lesson was taken from St.
Matthew fifth chapter. Being a
Christian is not shameful, let your
light so shine that others may see
your good works.
Hope Is an anchor of the soul.
You can give hope to the sick, the
shut-in and the afflicted with your
prayers, visits and kind words.
Christ dwells in the church. Find
Him each Sunday at the church
of your choice and He will be with
you throughout the week. Border
welcomes all visitors with
Christian greeting.
Next Sunday, October %, at 6
D. m. is official Board meeting.
All officers of the church are ex-
pected to attend. Please be on time
for there are many important
things to discuss.
The Methodist Men met We'd
nesday, October "a, at the church.
I will not be content with just
saving that I am a Christian;
will show am one today. A pray
ing church is a Christian church.
Prayer meeting every Thursday at
s p. m. Come, Christ awaits your
presence.
In cclosing do you agree? ut is
work that keeps faith sweet and
strong" Harry Davis, reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-26
Mt. OLTVET BAPTIST

The 10th year Annual Home
Coming Day celebration at MI
Olfvet Sunday October q, was
an enjoyable day Of meeting and
greeting former members and
friends. The theme for the day
was, ITO Bring To Remembrance.
Rev p. II. Hunter preached 70 a
large congregation using for his
subject. Christ In Our Homes. ~
Appropriate music was rendered
bv the Gospel Chorus, Mems
Chorus and the Senior Choir. Mrs.
Doris Alexander was the morning
soloist. She sang, Bless This
House" Miss Lorraine johnson
was her accompanist.
Following the morning service
a turkey dinner with the usual
trimmings was served by the So
cial Committee.
At the four o'clock hour, Pill
grim Baptist church was guest
with its pastor, Rev. Floyd Mas
sew Jr., delivering the afternoon
message. Rev. Massey's message
was a masterpiece and a spiritual
upHft, food for thought, powerful
and dynamic. He chose for his
subject, This Man Jesus" using
as a text the 9th chapter of John.
Rev. Massey, using John 3:l6,
stated, for knowing this man
Jesus, being born again, some day
men must come face to face with
Jesus. He also stated that this
side up means this side down"
Music was by the combined
choirs Of Mt. Olivet.
Rev. Hunter committee chair
men and members are grateful 10
Pilgrim and its pastor, Rev. Mas
sey. 10 the many visitors from our
Twin City churches and friends
who helped 10 make Home Coming
Day a huge success spiritually and
financially.
Friday night, October 20 at 8
p. m. a Fall Musical program will
be presented by the St. Paul
Choral Union. The Hale Trio will
be guest artists. You are cor
daily invited.
Mrs. Louise Hopkins Is improv-
ing at st. Joseph hospital. Mother
Alice Brown is convalescing at her
home, 572 w. Central. Mr.. Ben
iamin Moore of 90 Lawson, who
is a patient at Our Lady of Good
Counsel Rest Home will appreciate
a card from friends.
You are welcome at Mt. Ohvet
church always.
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Rev. N. A. Battle Of Grenada
Miss, father Of Rev. w. L. Battle,
pastor, will deliver the anniver-
sary sermon when Gospel Temple
celebrates its seventh anniversary
at 3 p. m. Sunday, October % at
the church, 247 N. Grotto, st.
Paul.
Gospel Temple, founded by Rev.
and Mrs. W. l.. Battle, has a mem
bership of 34s; its Sunday school
has six classes with efficient and
trained teachers and bus service
for transportation OF the children.
Parents are invited to enroll their
children in the Sunday School.
Rev. Battle said: Come out and
enjoy this Christian fellowship and
hear the speaker Sunday after
noon" Featured on the program
will be the Cantorians and the
church choir.