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NEWS

vile Ky and SIR James White Of
Minneapolis
Al the p. m hour the Youth
Choir presented a talent program
patterned after the Arthur Cod
frey talent program, Those parti-
cipating were introduced BY mem
bers OF the choir, Miss Marietta
Han was mistress Of ceremonies.
The program was very well at.
tended
Those who know the value and
power on prayer and who welcome
an opportunity 10 witness for the
Lord an ENJOY CHRISTIAN fellow
shlp win receive q blessing In
proyer meeting Wednesday eve
ming weekly at 7:30 p m
Teen ayers are attending our
Baptist framing Union in tncreas-
ing numbers each Sunday evening
The young people conduct panel
discussion in which the older peo-
pie are also asked 10 participate.
Both groups enjoy Il very much.
Perhaps you too would enjoy L.
BTU meets at $50 each Sunday
evening
YOU are always welcome at
Zion The Friendly Church,
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Twin Citihns Attending
Conference

Among ne ~ fauiitea attend.
ing the conference vii be- Mrs.
Russell Haiengsr national preai
dent n the Council ~ Urban
League Gtaids. 81 Paul Urban
League board president Carl r.
AehuHcuan ard Mira Hehuueman.
Mary iiorlog president ~ the 81
Paul Urban League Guild board
m0mbefA a Edward iIaii and
Richard fnax ana staff members
Ernest Cooper executive 8sere
tarY SANDY Perry Industrial rec
retarY ara office secretary, Max
inc q Smith
other 80 PAU aulit msmbera
eho plan % attend me conference
include amea Dorothy NrBar
lard Frances fiufabird Chester
Green Erniua Allan and Miss
Marlary I'oliver
From Mnneapuiia viii 20 na
ilhnal trustee board member
Cecil Newman Starr members
Hheiiop Granger executive sec
fntary Apbby gashins. field socs
Rotary and office secretary, Fay
Harrison From the guid viii 20
Mira G V Williams
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Thirty Choral Union
Members Attend
Louisville Meeting

The 25th annual sessions % the
National Convention OF Gospel
Choirs and Choruses, Inc, held
sessions August thru at the
Broadway Temple AnE Zion
church IN Louisville, Ky, Or.
Felix Anderson was host pastor
Some 80 members of the ST.
Paul Gospel Choral Union attend,
ed the convention. The motorcadc
OF five cars left from the home OF
the president. Mrs. Viola CasseIl
at 3 80 a mFriday August ? and
arrived IN Louisville one o'clock
Sunday noon August 5,
The group appeared on the pro
gram Sunday afternoon which
was In honor Of Prof. Thomas A
Dorsey Prof Dorsey was present
Ell with a beautiful robe ss an an
adversary gift by the National
Union
The conservation service on
Monday morning was beautiful
and inspiring Everyone was in
white ard the altar was dyaped in
white ard surrounded with beauti.
ful flowers.
Rev Joseph Jackson participat-
81 IN giving sacrament and played
a prominent part throughout the
week u services Rev. Jackson tie
pastor Of Pilgrim Rest Baptist
church Minneapolis,
The entire six day sessions Of
the convention were wonderful
with lots o. good singing and
preaching which wss greatly en-
joyed and was spiritually upgft.
ing
The group was taken on a sight.
seeing tour az the city on FRIDAY
afternoon and delighted in the
many beautiful homes owned by
Ecntuckisns AS well a. The beauty
ef the city
Tho Mlnnssotans len Louisville
On Saturday morning az 8 O'Clock
and arrived in 81 Paul az 1880
3. w.
Mrs Nina Williams union re-
porter was delegate FOR the
second year from the s. Paul
linton
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Mrs. Myrtle Fills
funeral Rites Held

Services for Mrs Myrtle Enis,
1913 THIRD st. who died sun
day August %, Ia Minneapolis
General hospital were held at
Woodland Funeral Chapel Thurs
day August 20 a. p. m Rev
Charles NJ Sexton offlclated
Mrs Ellis had been in ailinE
health for some time and hospital,
S,d for 10 days prior 10 her pass
ing She aaa a native OF Natchi.
toches, Ia, and had lived Ia Min.
ngaPolis Tor ~ years
She IL survived by her husband,
John Ellis. Minneapolis. one son.
Roy Smith Of Los Angeles. two
sisters, Mrs willie Mae Brooke
and Mrs Connie Brooks Of De
troit Mich
Burial was al Ft Smelling Ma
ltonaI cemetery with Woodland
Funeral Home In charge Of ar.
engagements,
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Civil Rights A
Feature OF Store
COP. Conference

CIVIL rights will occupy a prom
lHent position ia the Minnesota
Republican party's forthcoming
fact.findlng conference The
People speak 70 be hsld In two
Minneapolis hotels tthe Leaning
ton and the Curtis on Sept 10.
Republican National chairman
Meade Alcorn wau attend the con-
ference an spectator, not 70
command the floor himself, but 10
listen attentively as Minnesotans
discuss eigii rights
.''rhe People Speak" is the first
general fact-hnding conference
ever launched by political party
The object OF the conference is 70
give as much expression to Min.
nssotans as possible
Twelve distinct subcommittee
WIN explore an areas OF govern
ment In addition to civil rights
Committees win hear testimony
on agriculture, civl rights. con
seryation. education. foreign at.
fairs national defense, human
welfare industry, labor, small
business state government. taxa
ton and veterans affairs.
Co-ehalrmen Of the civil Rights
subcommittee are Mrs Nate Crab
tree. 55Os Concord Avenue South
and Raymond W. Cannon. 1905
Fifth Avenue South
General chairman Of the confer
enee are State Rep. Arthur OgIe.
Mankato ard Mrs G p. Howard
Excelsior past State COP
ChMrwomaa Under their leader
ship more than $50 invitations
have been sent 10 citizens groups
urging them to testify on pro-
spoctivs party policy In the future
A. the same time they are urg-
ing an Miunesotans with an in
tcrest in government 70 attend
and testify Reservations can be
made by contracting Minnesota
Republican Headquarters. 6s5
Endicott Building, ST Paul.
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Twin City Women
Hold Missionary
Retreat Aug. 1872

The Twin City WDmeb'5 Mis-
mouary Retreat mot tor the sec
ond year 40 Snail pake August
1922 The theme ot thiB years re
ueat was Living Waters taken
firm the scripture So John i-ig
the word ~ Jesus Christ 20 the
Samaritan women al the wsll
The retreat composed OF No
men from So Paul and Ainueapo
lia was cbairea by Mrs Ella Ar
cher Of $685. Fuller Az. ST PAU
Rev Joseph Jackson pastor Of
Pilgrim Rest Baptist church Min.
Heapolts ia chaplain, but because
n the serious illness In his fam.
iIy he was not present Rev G. r.
PARKER, associate minister OF
Campbgf Methodist church. ST.
PAU served IN his place.
A very inspiring program waa
arranged and presented by the
program COMMITTEES. consisting ~
bible reading study periods, medi-
tations by Rev Parker a song
fest under tho direction Of Mrs
Smith and Mrs Franklin Also
arts and crafts under the direction
Of Mrs Mamie Battle techniquo8
ard methods IN womcu'a work uu,
dor the direction Of Mrs. J. HaE
an.
The following ministers and
missionaries we're speakers Rev
John Young, bethesda Baptist
church Minneapolis Mrs. W l..
Battle, Gospel Temple church o.
God IN Christ. 81 Paul. Rev Ben
landn CaAalua or Pilgrim Rest
Baptist church. Minneapolis Mrs
James Of Graham Temple Church
Of God IN Christ. Minneapolis
Rev W l.. Battle Of Gospel TEN.
pie Church Of God in Christ 81
Paul
Atan Rev " Phelps. visit
lng minister, Rev E NJ Bower OF
Florida Visiting speaker and
Rev W u skunk. guest speaker
Rev Skunk recently was appoint
"a director 81 the Union CITY Mis-.
sion and grounds lie gave to his
brief remarks, an outline of the
work We would be doing and
brought greetings from his organl.
cation
For the CLOSING service on
Thursday Mrs Ceiegtia Fraction
was lu charge of the meditation
period and the closing day speaker
was Airs Johnson ~ West Central
Church Of Gcd 10 Christ
We invite mere women Ga f1in
Va IN nun, food, felIawship and
fishing utxt year
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non BAPTIST CHURCH

The scripture lesson for the
morning service was taken from
the 18th chapter u St Mark Rev
X w Bolts ST. chose for his
subject FOR the morning message,
The Widows Mite The con-
gregation participated IN the res.
ponaiye reading. Christian Sacri-
flee
Two new members, Mr. and Mrs
Andrew HOdson were voted into
the church membership A short
baptlsmal service and testimonial
meeting was held at the close Of
the morning worship service
Visitors present we're Mr. and
Mrs. j G. Carter. Wichita, Kaus.
Mrs. w F. Warder. Paola Kans
Mrs Maggie Hickman, LaForEe
Mo. Mrs. Marion Moody Cedar
Rapids, la Mrs Lucy Spr0W
Henderson, Ky l. H. sheanck
Atlanta Ca. Mr.. and Mrs How
ard Webster. Rcckuk, Ia, Mrs
Lucy L0oper Conway Ark Mr.
ard Mrs ollie Carpenter. Louis
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Additional Social &
Personal News

Parents Are Guests. Mr.. and
Mrs Luther Payne ST., Of Kansas
city. Mo, are visiting in the Twin
cities and are guests Of their
daughter. Mrs. E7ossie Harris
5637 Clinton Av.. and sons, Jack
Payne Of 6l2 w. Central Az. ST.
Paul and Luther IT, 81 g22 FIRE,
mont Az n, Minneapolis.
New Sister: Noel James. SIS
Logan Av ~ two years old has
welcomed a new sister and play
mate at her home Andrea Jean
arrived in Mt Sinai hospital on
August 10 and tipped the scales
az eight pounds, one. half ounce at
birth. Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus
James are parents of the chill,
dren. Also on hand 10 welcome
their newest sister were Donald
and Marienne Bryant.
Back Home: Mrs William Far
mer. 1908 Portland Av,. returned
home on Thursday August %,
from Atlanta. Ca. where she had
gone TO return her four grandchil-
dren 10 their home. The children
spent their summer vacation in
Minneapolis visiting their grand
parents.
Sister Was Guest Mrs. Paul
Chapman Of Boston, Mass, left
for her home Wednesday after
spending three weeks in the city
visiting her brother and sister-iu-
law and family Mr. and Mrs
James Fraction. 3s4I Clinton Az
and her cousins, Mr. and Mrs
Henry Johnson OF Ts5 Edmund
Az. St Paul Mrs. Chapman en-
loyed round Of dinners. lunch
cons parties, sightseeing tours
motor trip to Duluth and a week
end al Lake Adney during her
stay here,
Birthday Greetings: Greetings
TO Mr. II Garrett johnson Of 4l25
Fourth Az, s., who win observe
his natal day on September 2.
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ST. JoSEpH's HOSPITAL
OFFERS COURSE FOR
PROSPECTIVE PARENTS

4 course Tor prospective par.
euia will begin Thursday evening
September I2lh al st Joaephs
Hospital IN so PAU Glasses viii
be held there At 1870 q n each
Thursday night fgr seven consec
uligr weeks The program which
laeludrs the study Of anatomy and
physiology ~ pregnancy, child
care ard development nutrition
and labor and delivery viii be pre-
Bentrd by Sister 81 Mary, ob8ts
trio supervisor. Sister Rose A.
ma administrative digiician
Miss Margaret Patterson. instfuc
Ton ia maternal nufainG and MiaB
Clara raradla nursery guperyis.
oF The course provides . conduct
sa tour at the labor and delivery
fobma, movies and bathing
baby demonstration
Ttn course il offered 10 supple
ment The instruction and counsel
given BY the pbyalsIan
Working with the hospital IL
Airs Thomas . OEuen who "
eo-ordinatiug tho project with the
Family IAfe COMMITTEES uC the So
Paul ilesnery Archdioceaan
council ~ Catholic Women The
classes wtll deal not only with
medical questions but with the
social economic and spiritual con
as well
turthrr information about the
course may be had by calling 81
Iosopha Hospital ot Mrs o.
llgien, nj 6.ls3s The fco Ia 81
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IN MEMOKIAM

In loving memory OF our dear
mother, Mrs Ella Washington,
who passed away one year ago,
August ~. 1855.
Dear
You're gone, but not forgotten,
We always think OF you
Sweet memories Of you come 10
mind
Each day, the whole year through
Time has eased the pain. but
memories stay,
You're in our minds and hearts
each day
Sadly missed by daughters and
sons-in-i law. Mr. and Mrs Marcus
n, Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs Earl
Sims
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IN ME.MORIAM

In loving memory OF our beloved
father, son and brother. Humphrey
Alexander Sr., who passed away
three years ago, August 20 1854
Our heart cannot tell how we
miss you,
our lips don't know what TO say,
But God only knows how we miss
you
In our lonely homes today
Sadly missed by Diane and
Humphrey Jr. children, Mr. and
Mrs James Wooteu. parents.
Richard Travis, brother and Mrs.
Myrtle Ross sister.
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CARD or APPRECIATION

wish 10 thank the many
friends, members Of Zion Baptist
church and Pride Of the West
Chapter. order OF the Eastern
star for their prayers kilograms
cards and other acts OF thought
fulnssa extended during my ber-
eavcment in the loss Of my sister
Mrs Hattie B0len Of Curlen. La
II was a source OF comfort to
know that SO many shared my
sorrow
Rev r. Henderson, 1929 Bryant
Az ",
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crispus af,veks Home News

on Tuesday August 20. Mrs
Naomi Thomas, executive director
and Mrs Matte Williams resi-
dent were guests of the Twin
Cities Missionary Womens Re,
treat az Snail Lake The program
FOR that day vas dedicated 20
Golden Ayers Pastor Leroy
Gardner presented an Inspiring
message and hts wife sang
A group OF the missionary wo-
men have decided 10 bring group
~ workers to the home each
month 90 do some OF the things
the residents find Il difficult 20 DO
for themselves.
Mrs Josephine Hagau will bring
some teen~age girls in September
60 assist at sewing on buttons,
write letters, OF DO whatever Ia
needed In October Mira Clara
Smith win pilot group and IN
November. Mrs L. l. McDufric
~ Minneapolis viii sponsor a
group In December Mrs Clara
Smith and Mrs Doris Franklin
win Cn-spousor the activity.
Attendance OF Mrs. Thomas and
Mrs Williams at the Retreat was
made possible by George Brooks
Jr Mrs George Brooks sr., also
attended
Mrs Alice Searlcs and Mrs. NIL
dred Williams recently provided
the residents Of the horne with
large pan OF sunfish and Crapples
Needless TO say they were greatly
enjoyed and appreciated
Alice BsleuEcr. reporter
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Copenhagen. Denmark tANpD
pr r X tawlsaa ~ Chicago
The famed depatalogiat Is IN
Copenhagen 81 attendance upon
the international gathering Of
skin apeeiaiata meeting here pr
i.a~leNs Nhn has been mem
hor for a number ~ years attracts
considerable attention because ~
hts International reputation IN the
field
Asked about his lmpreuaioua uf
Denmark and scandinavia Dt
tawlenH said Things are vastly
better over here than we have
beer led to believe on our aide
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Urban LEAGUE i.

Continued from page !
Robert w BuWilng president
city Investigating Company, an.
other League trustee Wili present
the American Heritage b'ouuda-
tipn citation 20 tho Urban League
for conspicuous services tn the
field ~ human relations
The conference will Gloss that
evening with reception ard 50
cial hour for the visiting dele
gates and their friends which viii
follow Immediately after the ban
q,set
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SIOUX
r a L L S
NEWS
NJ T e s
ny Kaye Coates
40 Nabis street
tsinux Falls, n ~.

I kn0N Hazel Mitchell ~ Kan
saa city. Mo- who visited in the
i'eudeltpn haFne last week shan
easily forget Sioux FaIln. she did
Hup the cup Of hospitality with
many Mrs v Anderson had
feu ladies in fgt an afternoon
brunch "a rhufsGay afternoon in
banor ~ MRS. N The G sasioyA
had the Pandeltone and Mrs ~
N FOR dinner Mrs Mitchell left
for x g on Friday
Ruth Moore daughter ~ Mrs
v Anderson IL booking real sharp
these days nuthe was slightly
puny when Bho came home FOR thr
funeral ~ hsf rather ths late
VlFRB Anderson. but time takes
eafe If everything Maggie and
her three daughters locked hke
Vogue Sunday ~ Church services
Ruthis IL goiuE 70 be around FOR
few more wcclss So spDa ~ tH
aid.tlmers Sioux Falls ana Mia
Hoapolia should 81 something
bout il uars ~ there
Carl Nichols hiss purchased
Buick and II having the time of
his life You heaf him coming
hours before yuu ses him I know
agtbing about motora but I
hn9w Cart didpt get all Of MS ln
that purchase
Bt Johns Baptist Church, Rev
] u Thomas, pastor really prov
81 sunday that we are much on
the bah With Mrs n Bentley
chairman II tbr ladies and Thorn
"a clayton. chairman for the men
The mru wan the goal ~ a din
nor ZOE the ores bringing ia th"
most money. bet the iadlea sure
dId thelr part Both teams 10
sothef brought IN more than $500
Rev Thomas ga plenty "a his
part an the project too Rev Abb
srnathy ~ Kansas CITY Mo give
the spiritual message he proved
ga be amusing nnd interesting
Rev Andrew Whitestde % Chlea
60 ~ WIS among the Eussts
Both men represent the church Of
aod ln CHRIST
M and Ars \ Clayton are Ia
t.eayrnworth. Kaps whsre Mrs
g had 10 attend the funeral OF
her mother Hoaa Beard Mrs
Beard had hoen ~ Tor long time
Thomas Clayton shall return soon
bot Mrs Clayton viii have 70 70,
main indefinitely Anyone wishing
Ia tontact Mrs clayton. ask her
daughter Mrs Georgia Tate. ii5
" nak Ave
ttobsrt Williams is doing fine
after bis f.rcnt heart attach He
- fishing and breaking aonte %
the rules the pr gave him 40 !
know hc IL better
Alpha t4oage Ne 10 and Omega
Chapter M. If. oEa "a getting
real excited and preparing 10 be
At Grand Session Ia Duluth Mimi
The Whites have q made, she IA
worthy matrun and he L. worthy |
master We are proud u both II
them They meet september ~
thru goth
Mrs Cahbell has returned
trptn St Louis No where ahe
visited with her father Jerry eps
Ioyrd the Christian relationship
Terry IL a Baptist, her daddy IL
Christian Scientist and her step
mother Catholic They al we're
happy ia their hcitef
Anna aud rilt roiaan are home
after week ia Missouri rhey |
hung Errotinga from Missouri
Chas bentley father ~ Anna IA /
gettinE older bat DOING fine Mr. |
q Ia IN his ninettes va know
faHeu l. tan Mr. goth Cen
turN obacrvvd his birthday Mon
day Avs 80 Nc Is atC, AZ years
Old ard refuses 90 grow any Older
Jimmy II getting biz charge |
mt % TIE son "MF Lee and ST
arc an the tecnsgrts n he com
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Rev, Battle To Speak
AZ Minneapolis Church

Rev W l. Battle pastor OF
Gospel Temple Church, 50 Paul
viii deliver the\ morning sermon
att he Minneapolis Gospel Taber,
pacle, 1olb.l8th Az g Sunday
morning a. II a. "a
Rev Frank J Lun3guIst IT, pas,
Tor &c tho church
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aosrrI. TEMPLE

The revival meeting conducted
BY Bishop - y Bryant OF Wfoak
Evu ~ " al Gospel Temple
church 81 Paul, has bceu re-.
ported a sNrrrns The series ~
meeting will close Sunday night
September 1
You who plan % attend viii
ant regret your visit
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Minnesota laRss usually ffecEe
ta adepth ~ about three feet api
NyvathH
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Birthday Greetings: Greetings
to Mr. II Garrett Johnson Of 4l25
Fourth Az, s., who win observe
his natal day on September 2.
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GTNnlSUilIe NeIU0

chael Duda, president, presiding.
The five year program and the
teacher shortage will be discussed
A movie The Busiest Place in
Town." will be shown. Refresh
ments will be served by the 5th
grade rooms, with Mrs. Mary Nc
Kenzie and Lloyd Winters in
charge.
Homemakers Meet
The Casselman Valley Home
makers club met at the home of
Mrs. Robert Davis with Mrs. Don
Newman, co-hoSteSs, for its Feb
ruray meeting The meeting was
opened with scripture by Mrs.
Walter Swauger. Mrs. Dale Glass
led the group in singing Maryland
My Maryland. The thought was
given by Mrs. Neal Yommer. The
demonstration: Provision for the
Future-Life Insurance, was given
by Mrs. Guy Hardesty. home man.
agement chairman. The business
meeting was conducted by Mrs.
Danny w. Klotz The group studied
U. S. Savings Bonds, with material
furnished by Miss Ethel Grove.
home demonstration agent Mrs.
Kenneth Edwards spoke briefly on
Civil Defense. Fourteen members
and three guests answered to the
roll call: Do you believe in 'insur~
ance for the whole family? Guests
were Mrs. Kenneth Bucket. Mrs.
Don West, and DR.. Ruth Peachy.
Mrs. Martin Tressler showed sever
al hand paintings for her culture
report. Refreshments were served
buffet style by lighted candelebra
using the Valentine motif. The
next meeting will be held with Mrs.
Freeman Bethel with Mrs Wal
ter Swauger as co-hostess.
Earl BuroW is a surgical patient
in the Meyersdale hospital
Marvin Miller, of Rehobeth, Md,
spent few days recently with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 10y Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Trent,
Akron, o., spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Miller, at Jennings.
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Parsons Tons
HighLMndeTS

Parsons High Panthers swept
their series with the Southern
High Highlanders by downing the
Highlanders 80 to 81 on the Pan
theirs home court, on February 16.
The Panthers led all the way and
out hit the Highlanders to cap the
game.
The three high men for the High
landers were Ken Shaffer with Is
points, Terry Colaw with IA
markers, and Earl Right with IL
points.
Others scoring for Southern
were T. Bittinger 2, Murphy 2,
Shiffy 10, Deckman 2, Roth 2 and
Paugh 2. G. Bittinger was non
scoring.
Parsons was leading "A to 20 at
the half and increased its lead in
the third period by go to AZ. South
ern held Parsons on even terms
in the final stanza as Right and
ColaW shared II of the teams 10
points
Parsons outscored Southern 30
to 20 field goals. Southern got 81
of 20 fouls while Parsons got 20
out of 80 attempts. Ramsey had
IS points for Parsons, Burns Is,
Bava IL and Barr 16
This was the last road game of
the current season for the High
landers. They have one game left
and that is with county rival North
ern on February %.
The Parsons Junior Varsity won
the preliminary game by downing
the Southern Junior Varsity.
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March of Dimes Report


The March of Dimes campaign
totaled S607.44 with Mrs. D. w
Hershberger serving as chairman
and Miss Viola Broadwater as CO.
chairman.
Jonas Mckenzie, assisted with
the coin containers and cards. He
also served as chairman for the
American Legion and sponsored
the Peanuts for Polio.
The Mothers March was in
charge of Mrs. Harry c. Edwards
with Mrs. Irva Mickey, Mrs. Wayne
burst Mrs. Kenneth Edwards,
Mrs. Donald Hershberger, Mrs.
Bayard Miller and Mrs. Robert
Watkins, assisting.
Mrs. D. w. HerShberger, Miss
Viola Broadwater and Miss Lillian
Swauger we're in charge of the
dance.
Miss Viola Broawater was chair
man for the Grantsville Elementary
school. amount $4,000.
Amounts listed are as follows:
Organizations. $4,000; schools,
$4,000: Mothers March, $95.14;
Coin collections, $6613; mailers,
S97 80, Peanuts for Polio, $3.50;
Legion dance, $46.75; Total, $607 "A.
P.-T.A. To Meet
The Grantsville Elementary
School P-TA. will meet Monday,
February Is, at p. m, with Mi
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and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
meth Shaffer Those attending were
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Shaffer Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Friend and Char
les Mersing, all of Crellin; Rev.
and Mrs. L. E. Scofield, of Parkers-
burg, w Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Hardesty, of Mt Lake Park; Rev
and Mrs. Edsil Bragg and son, Rod
ney, of Terra Alta. w Va; Mr. and
Mrs Dewey Bittinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Shaffer and Ken
meth Dale Shaffer, all of Crellin.
Rev and Mrs Scofield spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
Bittinger.
Weekend visitors at the home of
Mrs. John w. Dewitt were Edward
Dewitt and Mr.. and Mrs Delano
Martin and sons, of Oakland; Sha-
ron Martin, of Swallow Falls, and
Shirley Lee, of near Red House.
Chester Skipper was a business
caller in Keyser, w. Va, last Sat
urday.
ElWood Ashby, U. S. Army, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Webster AShby
has just returned from Germany
and is stationed near Washington,
D, c,