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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
PILGRIM BAPTIST

I Corinthians. chapter found
Br Masscy's sermon text Fool
That ] ArntF Tho message was
rewardtng 10 everyone. Mrs Lou
ella Taylor. I01i St Anthouy and
Mr.. C. - Jones, 1878 Charles
were reported ~ Mr. Paytop
Hunt. Dos Carroll was reported
shut.tn. A thoughtful card would
be appreciated By these members,
congratulations To our pastor
who was recently appointed a
member 90 the Governors Human
Rights Commission.
Visitors for the Sunday service
were Mrs Edna Robinson Dun
can. Oklahoma, Mrs, Maxwell
Graft Minneapolis Mrs. John Rob
insou- Seattle. Wash, Mr. Robert
l. Bass Galveston, Texas. Mr.
Peter Bannermon-New York city
and Mr.. Myley Groce- Philiadel-
phia, Pennsylvania
We we're glad to see from
Seattle. former Pilgrimite Evelyn
Robinson. Mrs. Robinson is very
active at the Mt. Zion Baptist
Church in Seattle
The Social and Literary Society
win present the Zion choir In q
concert, November y AZ 7sS0 p m
The choir Is under the direction
bf Mr. Willie y Hale
All those who donated pews for
the Church, are asked 10 meet
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22

Rev. NJ L. Simmons topic for
the Sunday morning services Nov.
II WIS Worlds answer III Chr.
7.l8.It If | shut up heaven that
there is no rain II my people
which are called by my name shall
humble themselves and pray and
seek my face and turn from their
wicked ways then viii I hear from
heaven and win forgive their SIN
and win heal their land
He pointed out there is no diff
ference In rich or poor man az
death for In the end they each
get six feet Of Gods green earth
He concluded by saying the only
answer rs God
The Usher Board No 2 beamed
with appreciation 10 the large
audience that attended their sew
euth anniversary program fe1fut-
ing the Cantiuos directed by Mrs
Viva Jean Webb
The guest artist was Miss Mild
red Pollard and their accompanies
were Mr. Ralph O. Prlmm and Mrs
J. G. Hawkins Mrs Dorothy Sims
was the OrgaHiat
Gratitude was extended 10 the
Senior Usher board No / for their
assistance
The out ~ town visitors were
Mrs. J . Blouvis Arcola. Miss
ME- Leon g. Henderson Dallas
Texas and Mr. Gerald Brown
Cedar Rapids. Iowa
Prayer meeting Thursday night
T.3O,
Visitors are always welcome
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Rites Held For
Mrs. HuIiie Ellis

Services for Mrs Halle ElBs
Of 2209 Elliot Az. who died at
her home November II, we're held
az ! pm Wednesday November
20 az ST. Peters AME church Rev
NJ l. Summons nlHoiated. with
burial IN Lakewood cemetery
Mrs Ellis had been in IN health
for several months A native Of
Greenwood Miss she had lived
in Minneapolis Tor nine years, She
WAS a member Of ~. Peters AME
church and a member Of the den,
eoness board
Survivors include one daughter
Mrs Gertrude White one son
tcau Ellis. sister Mrs Mary
Mlree. an Of Minneapolis; three
brothers, Andrew Johnson. MIN.
neapous. Henry Johnson Cleve-
land and William johnson. Birm-
iugham, Ala grandson TJsgt
Edward } White Jr stationed at
Tinker A-FB Oklahoma city
okla, two ucphews, Dr James
Mree Jr and Philip Johnson and
other relatives
Neal Funeral Home was In
charge Of the service.
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Winifred Alexander Rites
Held Mondoy Nov. lS

wjmgred Alexander. go Penn
Az " a longtime resident %
Minneapolis died November IS Ia
Minneapolis General hospital after
a short illness
lie was born In uttumws Ta--
and had been a resident II Min.
uearoIua for 40 years Tie was a
veteran % World War and o
member ~ Johnny Baker Post No
2st, American Legion
He - survived BY three daugh.
tcrs Mrs Arrabclle Hunt Of ST
Paul Miss Josephine Alexander
and Mrs Ruby q Bantam Of Min
ueapolls ore son Elmo Alexander
~ Minneapolis and three grand
children
Funeral services were held at
I pm Monday November ~. at
Woodland Funeral Home Rev a
u Iiendreih pastor Of wayman
ANE church otaelsted wtth burial
at Ft Smelling National cemetery
W0oasr3 Funeral Home was Tn
charge * ths service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
MARCUS HARRIS
PIONEER RESIDENT
DIES aT IS YEARS

Marcus Harris 3d. pioneer
resident ~ Minnesota died a. MIN
neapolts General hospital on Tues
aay November ~ Mr. Harris had
been IN M health FOR The past four
years ard huapltalired for twe
weeks urinr % hts death
Tie WAS born IN Columbia Tenn
ln 1879 he moved 20 Minnesota
with bia family w iptT. first sett
ing a. hnoka whore they lived
for 20 years before moving 20 Min
peopoits ia 1929 20 make their
horne During his residence Ia
Annka be had always worked ia
Minneapolis and wna employed at
che Jewellers Exchange far a mann.
bef % wears before bia retirement
thle 20 ~ health gaur years aEo.
BE was O ulgmhsr nf Zion hap.
ttvt church where he had held q
mrnher5hlp since his arrival n
iatT
Funeral services were hFlb gt
10 pm friday November 49, ~
Iian baptist church N1th Rev tl
~ uotw ar officiating assisted
by Rev , Clavuuvu nuual eaa
~ crystal Lake cemetery
tir IL survived bv hts wite Mrs
Elizabeth tiarria three daughters
Mrs Kathryn Hanks Chicago
Mrs. EHse tpll ard Mlsa Marion
Harris ~ Minneapolis ana aBe eon
James Harris Minneapolis
waaaard Funeral Home was in
charge &c arrangements
Nrs EsnEs gawe "a the rtty 90
atteuJ funeral seErtyeN
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22

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go, ,rsaa,t.t sg aariaua police
.roFfo,,. fegf n ysn fgr The most
decent l,yy.abgaiuR com
,,g,tty
Religious life ~ 1879 ptfaile'ea
that q fHe t"fE"f community
The services u ~" negro churches
representing me major scots A''f
ferca no WIT 10 FORM " aEih'Ys
Ia Intelligence IN comparison WITH
me other religious services 81 lhs
city
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
RALPH cEuSBY DIES
FUNERAL Held NOV. IS

Funeral services for Ralph Har-
uson Causby a patient a. the Cor
neAus Nursing Hons, a8Is Fourth
Az s who died November IS, a.
the Home. we're held at l pm.
Monday November IS at St
Peters AAfE church. Rev Martin
l. Simmons officiated
Mr. Causby was native q Lad
don.a, Mo. and had lived in atn-
neapolls since 1928 when he came
70 the city to reside with his
sister and brotber-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs.. Frank Lynn ot 29is Garfield
Az s.
the deceased had been In ailing
health for the past five years and
hospitalized in the Veterans hos
pitai internationally FOR the past
two years before he died
He was q veteran 81 World War
u. member u Johnny Baker
Post No 29I OF the American
Legion and 81 member Of 81
Peters AAfE church,
Surviving are his sister Mrs
Jessie Lynn. ore niece and broth
er~in- iaw
Ruaal was al Ft Smelling Ma
uoual cemetery with Woodland
Funeral Home In charge Of tho
service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
Mrs. JOSEPHINE CKUSHON
NFHAI. IIftD NOV. 10

Services for Mrs Josephine
Crlshuu Of a2i n 81 Albana, who
died November "a we're held az
10 am Saturday November IS,
al brooks Funeral Home Rev
Floyd Massey Jr otoeiated
Visitation was held at the fun
rral chapel on Friday evening
Surviving Is daughter Mrs
Leoaua C.rssom Of ST Paul and a
cousin Mrs Mabel Douglas ot Kan.
sas city Kans who came 10 The
city 10 attend funeral services
The deceased was member af
Mt Olvct Baptist church
Burial was in EImhurst ceme-
terry Brooks Funeral Home was
in charge OF the service.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
cora ttt sTRorHrRs
DiTS ArTaR LONG
ILLNESS RITES MONDAY

Services FOR Mrs Cora lee
atfpthcra formerly IT tp2 "
Central Az who died November
10 az the Cornelius Nursing tloma
Ia Minneapolis viii be held at 2
p "a Monday November 20 a.
hralhs Funeral Home uov Floyd
Massey tr viii effiuiate
Mira arruthora had ben Ia aliinR
health ruf the hst nine years and
bed patient fer the greater por
tiau at tina, time She entered tho
Cornelius Nuratag itpme IN June
ipaa where she sdecumbrd Tues
dag evening
She waH born ~ E,savriiwerth
Rams ard had lived Ia "a Past FOR
so yoata She was member ~
Pilgrim baptist and until her M
meas. had been active Ia hat church
and aagial activities
SHE a survived by enc sister
Mrs tattie stone at Paul ems
brogher Harry shepard 81 Lsayen.
worth bipte Mrv Blanche War.
lrr nf t.eavupwsrths nephew. John
y stone ~ So Paul ana other euts
ag town relatives
burial viii bu AZ VI Smelling
National cemetery Brooks Funeral
itbmr Is in charge nf arrange
mrntR
Mrs blanche Warden a aiere
came 60 the city 10 attend funeral
services
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SIOUX
r a L [ S
NEWS
NJ O T e S
By Kaye Coates
$40 MalDlr street
$iUuN rails \ ~

Whom j MarFr Aiaplatuu fin
l4hra baby sitting 8ag week. she
mad "a rash ta Rochester MINI
Hsr yauugca' brother VIM Church,
principal Of "a school ia Nashville
Tean.. underwent a serious opera
ft5n Mra Barnes SISTER ta there
with htfa gIe ISN'T expected 90 live
tetg not forget 50 help tn,n gHl be-
ehHeruh She's tops
urfeu Haynes really hid things
brown az Ihr last v W G. a
meeting rnjH gal gernrd "a luscious
pheaa8nf dinner wtih an tho trim
miuE# Tho meetings are evening
affairs $50 don't imagine any OF
These gals all over twenty are
Huugrg bat ] gHess they meet 70
cat Helen received many birth
day cards and a l8t pf chrHUy one
dollar bills Marie Iplbert WAS
fun hostess Francis Lotion and I
we're real sharp WE won more than
oar share 81 prEra nuF The games
were brain games Francis Lotion
Ia President and told u8 about the
plans for the Annual Christmas
Party
Saturday November 23 the Fcd
Grated Women OF which Mrs
George YanEhn is president arc
having a Gathering and chicken
dinner ia the basement OF 81
Iohna Church Dinners are req
aaHahle The public - invited .
"a o'clock Marie Tolbeft and
Alice Vaughn are both chef cooks
and bottle washers on this pro.
ioct
rm tslliu you they may say
what ever they care To about
Wendell Shaw he has plenty q
20 10 tte Is going IN for boNiuE
with the loaal boys tie went 20
pprbatun. n oak with a group
last week just watch this SD
ANY bachelor gals that have
brcu wondering about Pretty Paul
fuum Omaha may find be Is stay
ing with Euseanur Monkey. p22 "
psk Ave This may he news tH
SOME ~ the finance Companies
too Think I'm going % NkN the
8fa EoEcRrnc Hvra with ala those
lcllahs about IeaNe Paul Ted
aHb BNley
Roscoe anH Delta Vaughn frnm
OmaHa spent tHe week eud with
relatives ard friends These folks
are we'll hEed .n South Dakota
/ Territory igitir pyRrt and Hub
I by srr usually the atnpplrg quart
srs for thr EauEtna
Anyone that wants ta puf A
/ finger pn pap jackson. lie can
be found At the Y NJ C.. A Jack.
son plays ball an summer and
sleeps ~ winter
The : CahbRlls went "a Topeka
ana Kansas C8ty over ArMistsse
nav They have relatives ard
( rttnas beth places They stopped
n Omaha and visited she e.
NauKhus They are back home
snoWrd h
II Nau arc wfss enough % start
I thinking ahout Christmas, why
don't you srrd your fricola and
relatives this newspaper tt helps
( falks keep Va toueh year around
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22

ORDER ron HFsnING PETITION
tun pnBnF on Will LIMITING
rlaE no pttE e. AIMS sNn ron
uE NRING rttNnEoN

ORDER ron MEANING PETITION
ton pRDnF op witt LIMITING
rlaE no FltE CLAIMS sNn roH
~ AaIN0 rttfnEoN
STATE Hw MIMI sofa
COUNTY or HsNNErtS
~ PROBATE COURT
De- ne Estate x Marcos FInkHl-
stein DarsdeHt
Orsev fsr ussrt.x r~ristsa 60
Prove wih
fT FN ORDERED that All persons
inteFsssva shew ranae. II sHF they
havH sefara thla Ca@rt 0u Nan9sF
prrambaF ssh 1885,. az ne ae}aaE
a. IH the C9nrt Nanss in Mnra-
anets y arsFot&, why tas a~fttten
ss.se NA 80. $50 2t.- 49,
rEH NNHuEv NtnwVsNsA for ~ al
tawRnre - an trftrumeut puvsart-
fnE 81 - thN lNas VIII ard TaRtAs
inert ~ sat3 pNesdNnt ard fhe pre-
1wta tAseaaf sa8 Tor the Appeint
49, -. " FSsst.1 s
ora~r - VIE Ctst~s. saa Tee
Hsaftaa Fssr~~s
vt E2 FURTHER NfSUEf&EN that
wthiu fear uoriss fraws ere tkts
svrvos al crsa tsrs q seta Dee
ts1S RE thsfT rtslma 81 tNfs Count
Praaga w{'l - hear8 asA eiat as exr
arr rel avs AB3aHtua AsfaTs thH
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err#ev ~httsA FaeorttrW tp Las
NEAE EF rEaaAEE COURT
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Bate Eau~5 GEs tth tAY 20 Ns-
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
corfer Speaks To
Urban Leagues
Oath Annual Meet


Continued from paEe /
Edward Han, Carl iieDnrmau
Norma IhzsubsrrY Robert Mt.
chsn. walter Rock aHd Charles
Rogers
c,gmmikaigner Adrian WlHkei
newest member ~ the 81 Paul
city council represented Mayor
Joseph Dillon and read a pro
ciamati0n IN which the mayor
asked all etitzena ~ observe Tues
day November 10 rs Equal OPP
portuulty Day
Mrs Rulori Hidder. chairman
81 The aunnai meeting commit
tee apuho briefly, reading somo
communications ami introducing
some ~ The prominent persons
IN the audience
Waiter o. Rock. assistant sup
rHntendrnt ~ - rbui schools
Eaye The annual tfsasufors re-
port
The principal speaker Mr Cart
ef was mtraIuard ~ Cecil New
mau. member ~ lhe National tfr.
ban League b0arJ ~ trustees and
news pepper Publisher
Mr. Garter franH scholarly and
eloquent tuii the meeting thata
in neither Justification ~ expert
eura Hnr ~ tradition fGr diaerlm.
tnBtl9n aEainat fhe Negro n the
northern states
~ tracing the history ~ ths
growth ~ race discrimination and
prejudice tp The NORTH from 1873
10 1904 tho speaker said "Ha
cancellation Of the northern point
at with that ~ he #mtb was
complete IS 1000 tho beginning
If the present century
In describing wh4r he found ri
~ Paul when be came berc 10
1898 20 taits over tue direction u
the pew tirban League tfa speatet
aaia @heu the Urban League
came into nxatrnrp IN at taH
the Negro population despite
severe economic haGdieaps CON
Htjtuted highly eudItabln aeF
meui ~ the population
Here I found aHresaful bua
luraamsu ttbrir numbers wcr.
small and proficient and sbls
phyaclana ana dentists una srf
cpaani hwyrr Among The NeFra
population the Incidence 1T hons
awuerahip vas htgh
AZ nor crime and iuvaniio DO
ipguunsy they wsfs not absent
bat recall that tliuo after ura,
the police chief ~ tbo city fcltrr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
CARn OF THANKS

To those who expressed their sym
uathy tn so many beautiful ways
during our recent bereavement
the loss Of our beloved mother.
Msr May Nyland, we extend our
heartfelt thanks We especially
wish to thank Rev Louis W John
son for his comforting words, Fer
the many cards, kilograms floral
tributes and other acts Of love and
thouEhtfulaess we are eterually
grateful
The r C Richey and II Kelley
families
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
Capacity Crowd
Saw One Act
Comedy Friday

A capacity ergWd VAS present
On friday evening November ~
IN Fellowship Hnn al Pilgrim Eap-
tiat church FOR the presentation
N the one act comedy. "a Bakers
Dozen presented BY the Usher
Board
Tho play written by Certna!ae
ftany was directed BY Mrs Ethel
Massey Tne cast included Vir-
ginia Richardson, Marjorie ren1is
AHnabelle Beai Ia Mar Smith.
Marie Mathews. Laura Mae Roo
ms. Anna Rose Williams and
Yyonne Robinson Each momber
~ the east gave a wonderful per
fofnaHce and tAe audience highly
applauAed the humorous antics ~
the players
Before curtain eaH the audience
received ! real treat in me vocal
selections rendered b. Nareeias
Henderson accompanied ~ Mary
Kaye Murray
D18r pizea donated by host
merchants we're 4Du by Helen
smith Rose Henderson ~ ST.
8uHth T.. Tsryer laualla Cam
erou. Gordon and Altbaa RoblHa
Jesse amitn ST. and Mrs Walter
Hladaoe MARY Kaye Murray and
James culver
/ The eUmmlttna pn general ar.
engagements Included C'harlsHe
tHrksfann Constance C,oas Gigria
( Henderson ard Cassie Lynn
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CARD or APPRECIATION

wish TO thank the many organ
cations. both church and civic,
and the many friends who sent
re, weu cards during the time that
/ was h0spitalized at 81. Luke.s
hospital and during my GONZALES
cenee al home Sincere thanks and
may Cod bless each and everyone.
Mrs. Naomi Thomas,
100 Collins Aya St Paul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22

AFE sF MINI tsSbtA
COUNTY or HESNErN
DIST RIOT CpTUT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Iu the Matter 90 she Application
~ &0kcrt & ThnsRwu and FsAEEsR
1-hsssen. Husband a wsfE a. lulut
tenants 60 regstsr ths tttle 10 the
Tote ara TO- Block /, ur
WHhts Sa5aEvGsIeH 70 NtnHsapnz
ls Minnesota Applicants.
state 90 AtuHeRQtas yellow
MAnuf&sturing Acceptance corr
Peerless Casually 1o, 0uw SHOWN
as HcvF}~ss TuaHrAnvr Co ko3-
stsd Cs n corporation The - p
Uoadrtch Company. EoTVnra ttUn
Dr stAulry Fa4l sE7nn ur Wal
lace everett Andersen Edward
Nah&vr ohie casualty Tnz. Cos
ant all ether persons Or parties
uHNuowu, Clatu{ln& any right
tttbe. estate, ttHn ar interest tB
tha rsal estate described ta tbs
arpllratiau or amendments here.
ir Defendants
RE state % aiaarsofz 90 the
Ahar~ N.nsea Dcfsnsnsfsf
NnH aFa hereby suFa c7on4d anA
re5lairna 20 answer TIRE application
af IHe applicants Do fre asHws en-
ttttei prccaad3ng and % file YoHr
auswpr % tire sA3A Application IN
she offjts % me Efevs ~ said court
In esd county within twaHty f2HI
fNgs after tha service ef this sam
HTo0R 9Gan geH exclusive az fhe
BRF ~ aIch service and IL Yau rail
70 AHswpr The applications wttNEn
tNe ttrne aforesaid ths applicant tn
Eats prnenetiuw Will sNptF re- tNn
eaart Ter TIA relief demanded theirs.
jn
WITNESS phiItp & schenftt.
C1srA ~ said court. ans tire
sea- thereof At Minneapolis an
NAat Fuuafrs th{s 1858 Aay 81
November II 1851
SEAL
PHfTtr e SCHMIDT. Clerk
by A G HCppar, DepHty
WsrwMn A schwartz
Attorneys Tor ArntEAntA
fta HoSnoks EEftAfaG
Mtuu@apnNs 8 Msnn.
tsDnk esuaAn Nov IS - a ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
SERVICE HFLD
TOR INFANT MCKINNEY

GraveaIe services were held tor
the one day old daughter ot Mr..
and Mrs. william II Mckinney af
on Emerson ~ NJ on November
o at Crystal Lake cemetery The
baby died Ia the General hospital.
She is survived by her parents
ore brother and five sisters
Woodland Funeral Home was IN
charge ~ arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
SERVICES HELD FDK
WILLIAM BROWN SONs o

Services were held for William
Brown, 1907 Third Az g. at
Woodland Funeral Home AZ 10 ann
November . King DAVID Lodge
York Rite Mgson8 was IN charge
ri the services Rtth Hardy White
n reading the scripture
He Is survived by one niece hv-
ing iu Crockett Tex
Burial waB af Crystal Lake
cemetery with Woodland Funeral
Home lu charge eft arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22

in the Church parlor, Friday even
ing November 20 at eight o'clock.
Next sunday, Or Massey
breaches.
sherrte Mazingo, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
EtAa Ne sfRas
OnnEH yea NEARING ON
PETITION rs sEti LANDS

Fta Ne sfR8s
ORDER HnW HTAHINg ON
PETITION 10 sEFA LANDS
STA pM tF MINI E@aTA
COUNTY UE HENNEPtN
~ PROBATE COURT
fu We Estate ~ Ida Nurhfsr TIE
ea.}eNt
Ir ts 0WnEEEf fsat al eersans
Interested EhaW eR"sks " aWr they
have before thfs EnuFt On MnudaF.
Wecs1vEaer ttN 1897 AZ 40 arincA
N fu ere .'uNft House fE Mlane-
sgeFt WEnn#psga whv H.vuse
skea}a naf hs kFaSte8 te thR repfe-
tentative 90 said estate Go sell cHra
tAtr real estate aasF rftrd In the
pee ttou 90 tse ruWrrSea &St}re. here
r. ffs8 TNia arHar sNhH ~ p8Nltyh a
"a IN tha Namespsisa Spokesman
hnA cgpT rsAtira be ssSh 80 ire
hefrr tekAfeea an3 HaFtaess 20 sslt
rserrNsrt At lnast ~ aavs hsf8re
t}e Hsts ~ sald saarjrW
COURT sNAEN
WITNESS thn srrN % ? ~
tNEESN%. AeElax futgo 81 Pre-
baFa t'rHFf FhH htA Sag - We
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22

FfFa No Ssa8T
uHncu Eon HEAntNI PETITION
kun Fnnot 90 viii. LIMITING
rtWE 70 rtIH CLAIMS AND fOH
uhAuINg rnhuEoN
STATE NF MINI E%t4TA
COZ %VN or WENNEPtN
IN PROBATE COURT
ln Re Estate u George HatnaT
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
July 10
AFTERNOON

1900
4-Tie Toe Dough. Quiz.
Jack Berry. host.
5-Musie Hall. Liberoce.
9-VoIiont Lady. Scroll.
1z:I5
Glove Of Life. Scroll.
1880
Alt Could Be You. Variety.
Bill Leyden. host.
5-Affernoon Movie.
VA Hours. "Stote's Attorney.
1882. John Barrymore.
7-cIown Corner. Kids.
o-Seoreh for Tomorrow. Ser1.
l2:45
e-Guidins Light. Serial.
100
Alex and Jinx. Interviews.
9-Theoter Of Stars. Drama.
Long Troll" Anthony Quinn.
1:l0
7-Stond Up and Be Counted.
4-club so. c :sU
! Hour. Dennis jones. host.
Guest, 10 Mopes.
7-lodies Home TheofeH.
Hour. Treasure Feor." l945.
Borton MocLone.
o-As the World Turns. Scroll.
Zoo
5-Lodies Be Seated. Movie.
| Hour. "GiIdersleeve's Ghost"
1914. Harold Peory.
9-our Miss Brooks. Comedy.
$3.50
4-Bride and Groom.
7-Fovorite Story. Drama.
9-House Porty. Variety.
800
4-Motinee TheoteF. Color.
I Hour. Strong Medicine. An
unWonted Eosterner struggles to
take possession Of land he hos
inherited in the West. Potrick
N'NInil lac Moroes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
WEDNESDAY Program Listines

6:35
4-Todoy on the Farm. News.
$50
4-Look to This Doy. Prayer.
6:55
9-Meditotions. lnspirotionol.
TOO
4-Todoy. Voriety.
9-Jimmy Deem Show.
IS Min. Guests: Homer and
Jethro. Sinoer-comedions.
7:45
9-country Style. Music.
500
9-PanoFemo Potomac.
News and lectures.
4.Inso. Cooking.
5-Thepsht. lnspirotionol.
500
4-caFtoon Circus. Kids.
5.Kortocn Klub. Kids.
s-csptoin Kangaroo. Kids.
$3.50
4-RcmpeF Room. Kids.
9:45
e-oswoId Rabbit. Kids.
1000
4-Home. Arlene Francis.
5-The Morning Movie.
IA Hours. Young and Willing"
1912. WiIliom Holden.