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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
Ballsville

Thanksgiving services were con
Quoted by Rev. T, P. Reynolds a
Mt. Moriah on Wednesday evening
Tommy Reynolds sang solo
with Miss Jean Reynolds at the
piano.
w. T. Nichols returned home from
Johnston-Willis Hospital Wednesday
John Edward Pace has been thu
Whiting guest Of Rob Brown for thu
holidays.
r j. Lester and Burnett Jetei
have been successful deer hunters
both having bagged a nice buck
Get Mr. Lester to tell you OF his
bear hunting eScapade in the Blue
Ridge Mountains without gum
Mrs. Agnes Laws returned home
this week after a Today visit with
e. son and his family in Norfolk
! Mr.. and Mrs. 7. L. Undertake
Jr.. and sons. were Thanksgiving
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. M
al French at Sunny Side.
Mrs. c. E. Brown and Mrs
william Hurt were in Farmville
Friday.
MIS-. B F McLa-rne, Paul
Micou. and Chip. of Chester. were
THANKSGIVING dinner guests Of Mrs
H. H. Hurt.
Guests in the Netherland home
during the holidays were Mr.. and
MS. w. c. Netherland. Jr.. Of
Richmond. and Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Page, Of Lynchburg.
Mss Grace Bates, Of Burkeville.
and Miss Betty Stone. Of Bayside.
both students at Madison College,
were guests Of Mrs. H. H. Hurt
Friday
Dinner guests in the W. M. Brown
home Thanksgiving day were Mrs.
Ada Dunkley, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Dunkley. Mr.. and Mrs G. E. Brown
and Jim Parker.
Mrs. E. M. cambridge and Mr..
and Mrs. E. l.. cambridge spent
Thanksgiving day visiting friends
and relatives in Richmond.
Another six-point buck has been
reported in the bag by the local
hunters: A. E. Clark was the lucky
gunner.
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Mrs. G. D. Newell. and son. Lewis

| Mrs. c. D. Newell, and son, Lewis
visited her mother, Mrs. T. E
Layne. near Victoria last week.
Mr. and Ms O. r. Robertson
and sons. spent last Saturday i
Brrkeville with his parents, M
and Mrs. G. c. Robertson.
Mr.. and Ms. Edw I'D Fa~is. a1e
children. were guests Of her pa
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F L. Blaaken
ship. last week.
! Mr.. and Ms. J W. Pulley ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Conner were
in Richm md last Wednesday. whe Nj
they had a check up at the Eyf
AMI Ea- Fosnital
Tar Heels Visit
Ms Grace Lail AMI F1v n
Ceensbo 0, N. c.. visited Ne -
ents, NJ and Mrs NJ So'fen
recently.
" and NJ 5 Fl S'epfene 3- ana
girls. Of IvorY wee recert guests y
'7e- na~ents M and T~ e
H~dgens.
Nj aid Ms 8 W Pr
Richmond. ae spending th's w17
at their home in Woo IA Te
ter, Mrs. B. M Green, Is spend a~
several DAYS with tfem ire
jerry Layne. o. vPI spent =
Thanksgiving holidays with rs
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, w. c. Layno
MS. c. d. Newell. and boys, soen
the week end with her daughters u
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Sunny Side

Dinner guests Sunday Of MI. and
NJ +. M At f ,egch were M. and
N-s H F7~anch. Jr.. and family
Of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Fimbe lake and sons. Of Ballsvra
Rev. and Mrs. Spencer Hamerick
nd Mrs. w. V. French,
and family.
NJ $. William Clayton, who under
Went major surgery lat Medical
College Hospital last week. is re-
ported Il be daing we'll.
Miss Selma Hindle, Of Amelia,
and Mrs. Herbert Goodman visited
tier niece Mss Nancy Gordon
Friday End Saturday, Mss G lido
teaches al the Virginia School for
the Deaf apa Blind. Stanton.
Dime gfesss Sunday in the Good
man hanae wee Miss s1phis Good
man, Mrs. Mabel Yarus and Cha lie
odman
Mr.. and Ms. Herbert H. Good
man accompanied Mr., and Mrs
Johnson Willis, of Richmond. to
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
Indians HOnored
At POwhatan Banquet

Powhatan High Schools Indians
rho notched a 6-3 gridiron record
this fall. viii be honored at a
BANQUET given by Allen Brauer
Wednesday at pm. in the Powha-
tan War Memorial building.
Football players and coaches will
be honored at the banquet. given
annually by Brauer. Emmanuel
Episcopal church women's auxiliary
viii serve the dinner.
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May Memorial Group
Plans Supper, Bazaar

May Memorial Baptist church
Women's Missionary Society will
have it's annual supper and bazaar
Tuesday, December 10, at 5 pm.
In the Powhatan War Memorial
building.
The Powhatan Masonic lodge VIII
have its annual supper in conJunc-
ton with the church supper.
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Teachers Training
Meeting Scheduled

The third in series Of teachers
training meetings will be held at
Emmanuel Episcopal church. Pow
hatan. Thursday at s pm.
S nGay school teachers and super
a.endents + om Episcopal churches
in Amelia, Cartersville and Powha-
tan have been at ding the
sessions.
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Powhatan HID Club
Has Holiday Supper

Worthwhile Home Demonstration
club in Powhatan c. H. will have
its annual family night Christmas
supper Tuesday at $50 pm. in the
Powhatan War Memorial building.
Mrs H. $. Jones is the new presi-
dent Of the club. Mrs. w. r. Parker
IS IN charge Of entertainment for
the supper.
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Emmanuel Church
Congregation Supper

Emmanuel Episcopal c hur n,
Powhatan. held its congregational
supper and meeting Sunday night.
The Rev. Wilson M. StItt snoWeo
4 Christmas movie for the children
and the results Of the churfh can
yass were announced.
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'mmanue' Auxiliary

Emmanuel Episcopal hurch
vamen's auxiliary will meet at 7.30
, m. December II at the home of
Mrs. #, w. Simpson in Powhatan-
d ham. N. c., to attend the foot
ball game between North Carolina
State and Duke. Mrs. Willis is an
alumnus Of Duke.
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Ricflnond;

Richmondf
]. e. Kent, Of South Hill, was in
III community last week.
~. and MIS-. g. +, Robertson,
AMI sons: visited Mr.. and Mrs.
E+erffan Cork and Mr. and Ms. G.
9 Robertson last Sunday.
-. emove ia. from soup, dip al
ce cube wrapped in piece OF
lean cloth into the soup. Fat con-
geals qliskly on cold surface.
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French Provincial
DINING ROOM GROUP

Authentic styling in rich fruitwood
finish. Finest construction features.
Truly warm and beautiful. Every
piece is handsomely proportioned.
Open stock-buy just the pieces
you need.
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NEW HOPE BAPTIST

on Sunday December l. Rev
Kneeley Williams subject for the
morning message was, Punish
ment is the Result of Disobedi-
ence" The text was taken from
Heb. 1875. It was a very force
full message and enjoyed by all
present.
In the afternoon, Rev. Williams,
Rev, Marvin York and others at
tended a meeting in Minneapolis at
Pilgrim Rest Baptist church.
The annual business meeting of
the church will be held Saturday
December 7, at 1880 pm. The
pastor is asking all auxiliaries
and board chairmen to make their
final written reports for the years
work at this meeting. Election Of
officers for 1858 will be held at
this time. Members of the nom
mating committee are Mrs. Hicks.
Mrs. Cyparian, Mr.. Frazier, Mrs.
Brooks and Mrs. Williams.
Six candidates for baptism will
be baptized Sunday December 8.
Visitors are always welcome.
Mrs. Clara Odell, reporter
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ST. LANES ANIE

From the book of Job, ooh!
That l knew the secret place that
l might come near to God" was
the scripture background for the
interesting sermon delivered by
Rev. Jesse L. Glover Sunday De-
cember 1.
The Cathedral Choir gave two
numbers, Leaning On the Ever
lasting Arm" and God So Loved
the World" Betty and Norma
Thomas, Paulette Starks and Anne
Belle Foster sang the lead with
Nikh Starks at the piano. Mrs.
Mary Crum was guest soloist. She
sang, In the Garden"
Visitors were Mrs. L. w. Stat
ford. Seattle, Wash, Mr.. and Mrs,
o. NJ. Hit, Chicago. Arthur Blak-
ey Jr. and family and Airman
&c Paul Starks OF Wisconsin.
Nikh Starks, reporter
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MordeIIa Everett Dies

Funeral services for Mrs. Mar.
della Everett, 400 Seventh Av
N, who died at her home Monday
morning December 2, were held at
1880 pm. at the Woodland Funeral
Home Wednesday December e.
The Rev FIR. Francis ]. Byrne
officiated with burial in FIT. Smell.
ing National cemetery.
Mrs. Everett was born in Ger
many and was brought to this
country as a small child. by her
parents who settled in winona,
MINI. She had been resident OF
Minneapolis for so years. The de-
ceased was a member Of st. Mar.
tins Catholic church.
She is survived by her husband.
John; two sons, Russell and Rich
ard Everett; one sister and four
brothers.
Woodland Funeral Home was in
charge Of arrangements,
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our deep and
heartfelt thanks and appreciation
to our friends, neighbors and rela-
tives for their many acts Of kind
ness and sympathy expressed in
cards, kilograms, flowers and per-
sonal services during our recent
bereavement, the loss Of our be-
loved wife and sister, Mrs. Mar
guerte Combs. We especially wish
to thank Rev. Martin L. Simmons
for his consoling remarks and
Rev. H. w. Bolts Sr. and Rev. NJ
c. Conwen for their comforting
assistance. Our grief was certainly
softened by such gestures.
Harold c. Combs, band /;
Maurice Mosley, brother and Mrs.
Ida Jackson, sister.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

DR.. Massey gave a very stirring
message for Communion Media
ton Sunday, December LIST. Pro
cessional and Congregational
hymns were Praise Him" and
Gave Life For Thee. The follow
ing members joined Pilgrim in No
vember: Mrs. Mary Bowie, Mrs,
Norma Cannon, Miss Viola Culver,
Mrs Jewell Henry, Mrs. Mary
Landers, and Mr.. Joseph Monroe.
The Choral Group gave an ex-
cellent Christmas Cantata last
Sunday. The theme was: Mem
cries Of the Manger". Guest spea-
ker was Mrs. II. S. Dixon from
cambridge, Georgia Mrs. Dixon
is a very good speaker and among
other things, spoke on her trip
10 the Holy Land.
Visitors were: Mrs. A. w. Spill
Ter, Kansas, Mrs. Marie Hopson
Dixon, cambridge, Georgia, Mr..
Harold BOglin, BILOXI, Mississ-
ippi and Mr.. Roscoe Tinsley,
Champaign, Illinois.
The annual Christmas Pageant
will be presented December s in
the city auditorium. DR.. Massey
is one Of the Three Kings and our
choirs will participate. Pilgrim
members and friends are urged TO
come. Reported sick were; Mr.. c.
ID. Jones, 1873 Charles, Mrs. Emily
Harris. 920 Marion, Mrs. Eliza
beth Jefferson, Ancker hospital,
Mrs. John Patton, st. Joseph's
hospital and Mrs. Ethel Massey,
1885 w. Central. Remember them
in prayer and visitation.
Eleven o'clock next Sunday, DR..
Massey will preach.-Sherrie MAJ
lingo, reporter.
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ST. PETERS AME

Rev. NJ. L. Simmons sermon
Sunday Dec. l, was built around
Job % first ten verses. His text
was the tenth verse. But he know
eth the way that I shall take:
when he hath tried me, I shall
come forth as gold.
The high lights were the story
Of Jobs life, how he lost his
cattle, family and everything he
had, but still was a good man.
He pointed out how man can
suffer as Job did and still be a
good christian and he concluded
by reading the most appropriate
and inspiring hymn Have thine
own way Lord.
Mr.. Freddie Ewing was the solo
list.
The visitors were Mrs. F. Brown
Kansas City, Kan, Mr. d. L. Reed
Marion, Ala, Mr.. Thomas Evans
and Mr.. T. Prince Minneapolis.
The large congregation were
partakers of the Holy Communion.
Many expressions of sympathy
were extended to the family and
relatives of the late Marguerite
Combs.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night 1880.
Visitors are always welcome.
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

My sincere thanks to my pastor.
Rev. H. w. Bolts ST., members
of Zion Baptist church and Miss
ionary Society and the many
friends and neighbors who remem-
bered me with visits, prayers,
cards and other acts of friend
ship during my recent illness and
disqualification. Your thoughtful
interest has been a source of COM
fort and is deeply appreciated.
Mrs. Clydia Gates
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BeIeogured Georgia
Community Needs
Your Assistance

Continued from page -
incident.
In February two cars fled from
the community after blasting the
main cluster OF residences with
rifles. The presence OF several
children playing volIey ball was
ignored as was the sleeping child
In one OF the houses who narrowly
missed death from one Of the
bullets.
Mid-February brought on rash
OF cross-burnings before the homes
OF Negro friends OF Koinonia. This
was cllmaxed on Sunday. Febru-
AIRY "a with a mass netting IN
Americas Of the knights OF the
Ku Klux Kan followed by a
motorcade 10 Koinonia where two
crosses were set aflame and the
communlty's lighting system was
put out Of commission.
on March 3 a night Waterman,
armed only with a nashlight. had
that weapon" shot from his hand
and two more bullets struck and
shattered the side-view mirror Of
the car by which he was stand
ing. Buckshot was fired into the
home OF an elderly Negro Koin-
oman couple. High-powered rifle
shots were fired into the resi-
Dental cluster, one shot narrowly
missing Rev. Jordan's daughter
In April the Sumter County
Grand Jury Investigated the Koln-
onia situation and published It's
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ZION BAPTIST

Music for the morning service
was provided by the combined
choirs. The congregation read re-
sponsively, the passage Of scrip
ture on the topic, Patience"
Our pastor Rev. IL W. Bolts,
Sr.. used as his text, Acts Sis
Such as have, give / thee" The
subject OF his message was. Give
TO the Master That Which You
Have"
New members who joined Zion
were Mr.. David E. Prater and Mr.
Virgil Harris.
The Zion Hour" was broadcast
from WAIIN al 8 pm The sub
iect OF the sermonette BY Rev
STANLEY King. assistant pastor
U.s. 'i'leSr>1 Assurance. The text
'-~7 f~orl % 'e,eS 7 know tina,
NV -N'NHuer lveth." The broad
cast was devoted to the sick and
shl f-sa.
Following re broadcast Mr.
"tnRn V'sr'e- brSs baritone
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81. Paul Pullman
Men & Wives Attend
PPBA Convention

The 37th Annual National Con
venton OF the Pullman Porters
Benefit Association Of America
and the 18th National Woman'a
Auxiliary met In Chicago Novem-
Der 1922. Sessions were held in
the Washington Park YwcA
Those attending from st. Paul
were Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Jordan,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. r. Bell and Mr..
]. ID. Anderson. Mr.. Anderson
serves az one Of the national dis
ectors.
Mr.. Bell, a delegate from Local
No. 3. assisted throughout the
convention with the devotional
committee. Mr.. A. w. Jordan, ex-
director. appeared on the program
with dignitaries Of the Pullman
Company on the evening Of the
public meeting
Mrs. Jordan IL a national board
member OF the auxiliary. Mrs.
Bell was one Of a quintet from
five states. New York, Texas,
MASSACHUSETTS. Minnesota and
Kentucky, who sang for the mem
oral service. They sang. "Remem-
Der Now Thy Creator" accom-
panied by Mrs. Mary r Dickerson
OF Washington, ID. G.
Interesting speakers heard were:
DR.. E. Milton Johnson, Rev. Robert
l.. Potts. pastor Of Jubilee Temple
CINE church and Mrs. Eta Molten
Barnett. noted singer. actress and
lecturer.
More than $50 Pullman Porters
and wives attended the convention.
The Minnesota delegation were
guests at the southway Hotel and
we're extended many courtesies
during their stay
II M Graham Of Chicago Is the
national grand chairman and Mrs
Lula A. Alexander Of Fl, Worth,
Eek, Is president Of the National
Woman's Auxiliary
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A Few Negro
NofubIes Greet
Morocco KING

Washington ~ (ANP) - The
three-day Washington visit Of
King Mohamed V OF Morocco fol-
lowed the rigid schedule outlined
by the State Department in spite
OF the Presidents illness His first
public appearance was at recep-
ton given in his honor Monday
afternoon by the Joint Committee
OF Press, Radio and TeleWsion
Correspondents and News Photo
graphers. This reception held at
the Statler hotel was attended by
at least one member OF the Negro
press
DR. and Mrs Mordecd Johnson
were among the guests who at
tended the state Dinner given at
the White House Monday night
by the President and Mrs. Essen
hover Vice President Nixon
served as official host in absence
OF the President.
Reception At sheraton Park Hotel
One OF the highlights OF the
Kings visit was the reception In
his honor given at the Sheraton
Park hotel Tuesday evening by
the Moroccan Ambassador and
Mrs El-Mehdi Ben Aloud Among
the guests were Ambassador Anis
OF Sudan, Seth Anthony Charge
d'Affaires OF the Ghana Embassy,
Ghana's Second Secretary and
Mrs Richard Akwci, Berhanou
Dinkc, Counselor OF the Ethiopian
Embassy and Mrs Dinke, and
John Grigsby. Counselor Of Liber-
ian Embassy and Mrs Gugsby
Also noted among the guests
were Congressman Adam Clayton
Powell OF New York, and Miss
haANAN' ~ lNHf Nllf NV n r H EalllltNt
pastor OF Peoples Congregational
Church and Mrs Elmcs. r. U.
Essicn- Udom OF Nigeria, ENecu-
tive Secretary OF An African stud
cnts linton OF the Americas, along
with the president OF the organ
tEation Rashid Holloway OF Sierra
Leone, a student at Ohio state
university and Phaon Goldman,
director Of Africa House.
The diplomatic reception was
sondwichcd between a luncheon
given at the Supreme Court BY
Chief Justice Earl Warren and
the state dinner given al the Pan
American Union by Secretary OF
State and Mrs, John Foster Dull
les.
Guests OF Vice President Nixon
The Kings party was guests OF
Vice President Nixon at stag
luncheon held az the Anderson
House ON the final day OF their
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BETTY HOUSTON RESIDENT
~ MINNEAPOLIS FOR
so YEARS IS BURIED

Services for Mrs. Betty E. Hous-
ton, a patient in the Cornelius
Nursing Home at 1913 Fourth Av.
s., were held at 2 pm. Monday
December 2, at Bethesda Baptist
church. Rev John Young offici-
ated.
Mrs Houston died at the home
on Saturday November 30 after a
lingering illness. She was born
in Austin, Tex. and had lived in
Minneapolis for so years. She was
member Of Bethesda Baptist
church and a deaconess in the
church.
Surviving Is one son, Hughes
Houston Of Chicago, who had been
the past month.
at the bedside OF his mother for
Burial was in Crystal Lake GEM
etery with Woodland Funeral Home
in charge Of the service.
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Willie Mae Thomas
Rites Thursday Dec. 5

Funeral services for Mrs. Willie
Mae Thomas, 2Ol7 Fifth Az s.,
who died Suday December 1, in
Fairview hospital, were held 2
pm. Thursday December at
Woodland Funeral Home. Rev. II.
w Bolts officiated.
Mrs. Thomas had been III for
several months and hospitalized
for nine days prior to her death.
She was a native Of Florida and
had lived in Minneapolis for 10
years.
Surviving are two children. a
daughter. Barbara Ann Thomas;
one son Charles +. Thomas; her
mother, Mrs. Lee Marks OF Pan
anna City Fla; one sister, Miss
Ida Marks and other relatives.
Mrs Marks came 10 the city to
attend the funeral
Burial was in Crystal Lake
cemetery with Woodland Funeral
Home in charge Of the service.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks
to the many friends Of the late
Ralph H. tGoldie) Causby for
kilograms, cards, flowers and other
expressions Of sympathy shown
during his illness and death. Spec
ial thanks to Rev. NJ. L. Simmons
for his comforting remarks and to
Johnny Baker Post No. POI Amer
lean Legion for their able assist
ance.
Mrs. Jessie w. Lynn, sister and
family.
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MT. OLTVET BAPTIST

Rev b. II. Hunter preached to
a large congregation Sunday De-
cember 1. His text was from Rev.
20:l2, using for his subject, The
Open Books at the Judgment. 4"
Morning prayer was offered by
Brother Isaac Blakey.
Music was provided by the Cos
pei Chorus and Mems Chorus.
Five new members were added
to the membership roll.
The Mems Chorus rendered a
special number, My Mind Stayed
on Jesus" Mrs. Y. Cassell and
Miss Lorraine johnson were pi-
anists and Siles Smith. director.
Blessing Of little David Lee
Blakey was performed by Pastor
Hunter assisted by Mrs. Essie
Pipkins, superintendent of cradle
roll department. Mrs. Louise VIII
son is Godmother.
Communion was administered at
the evening worship hour and new
members were extended the hand
Of fellowship.
Flowers adjoining the altar and
church were given by John NJ.
Mitchell and were from the funeral
of Mrs. Bessie Moore.
Visitors for the day were Sam
McCurley, Calvary Baptist church,
Duluth, Duane Dew, Church of
God in Christ, Duluth and August
Forest. Duluth.
Mt. Olivet Choir win participate
in the Christmas pageant at the
81. Paul Auditorium on Deem
Der s.
Sunday December s, will be Jun
Tor Choir Day at Mt. Ohvet. Dean
Kanuteson Of the University Of
Minnesota will be guest speaker
at the morning worship hour.
Come out and bring a friend
You're welcome.
Congratulations and continued
success are extended to our girls
OF Mt, Ohvet church, Miss Vivian
Rinehart and Mrs. Shirley HEX
man who have been appointed to
the St Paul water department as
cashier and junior clerk, respec-
lively. Both young ladies are &C
tive in youth work at the church.
Mrs. NJ. T. Bell. reporter
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Boys and girls you're in
vited 10 the Ninth Annual Mayors
Christmas Party Sor children in
the St Paul Auditorium, Satur-
day at $50 pm. You'u see your
favoTite TN stars clowns
and Santa Claus will be there
with = free gift for each OF you,
Plan now 10 attend the Mayors
Christmas Party Saturday
ST. Paul Auditorium at $50 pm.
Children and parents admitted
free
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CHURCH
NEWS

was presented in recital by the
Senior Choir. The program was
well attended and enjoyed by all
Of those present.
Visitors for the day were MI
3. T. Hudson Of Handsboro, Mass
Mrs. lola Lynum Of Galveston,
Tex, Mrs. Suntlee Mander Of Cam
den, N. j., Mr.. NJ Taylor, Denver
Colo, Mrs. E. 2. Byrd, Virgil Har.
MS. Mrs. Crystal Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Weddington, Mrs.
Viola White, Mrs Jewel Daniel
and Mr.. Percy White, all of the
Twin Cities.
Prayer meeting will be held on
Wednesday evening at 1880.
You are always welcome at Zion,
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on a Life Membership in the
NAACP, Is member OF the st.
Paul Urban League and mem
Der OF Halle @ Brown Community
House.
In conclusion, the members OF
Local bi6, which number over 700,
are located all over the State OF
Minnesota Wisconsin, Florida.
Illinois, California and Washing
ton, and they represent the basic
economic resource OF this entire
community, In fairness and re,
spcct TO this organization. the
Officers respectfully request that
any persons interested In finding
out the facts on this matter should
contact the locals headquarters
Tor such Information, That is the
only place where such facts ear
w NhAlANfAH
"Inasmuch as the majority OF
the members OF Dining Car Em,
ployces Union, Local 5l6, liV,
within the confines OF the area II
question, the officers OF this or
ganization are wen aware OF IN,
complex problems that confront,
this area The officers Of Loca
SIC state that the facts will bear
out that they actively participant,
in every conceivable worthwhile,
community project in the interest
OF their members, families ans
friends OF the community"
Signed: Robert NJ, Patterson
General Chairman; Leonard Cart
er, Secy-rreas.