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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-06-06

Two Bluffton brothers are among
the 164 candidates for graduation at
Culver Military Academy Culver,
Ind, where four days of commence
ment activities start Sunday and con-
tinue through Wednesday morning
when diplomas will be awarded to
cadet graduates in traditional Iron
Gate" ceremonies.
Bret A. Triplett and Bruce A.
Triplett sons of Mr.. and Mrs. N. A.
Triplett, 235 Grove street, are mem
bers of the 1857 class which re-
presents 25 states and II foreign
nations. Both are completing two
years service at the college prepara
tory school here where they have
achieved outstanding records.
Cadet Bret Triplett is member
of the Black Horse Troop where he
holds the rank of sergeant. Lettering
in football he has been active in
equestrian activities and won letters
in Polo. He is a member of the
Gordon society, cadet religious organ
ization; and the varsity club. His
brother Bruce was a backfield star
on Culver's 1856 team which won
seven and lost one. Bruce has been
an outstanding member of the varsity
baseball team. A cadet sergeant in
Company B of the Infantry ROTC
organization, he is a member of
Gordon, the History Club and the
Varsity Club.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-06-06

pleted AZ percent Of his passes last
fall. his first season as a quarter
back. Hitting on 81 of 110 tries, he
tossed for II touchdoWns, with only
five interceptions.
Also a fine broken field runner he
finished among the top scorers of
the area with 70 points.
Joe is following his older brother
Richard DOC" Urich, who has been
named to Miami's all-time all star
team. Doc and Earl Blaik, head foot
ball coach at West Point were named
as Miami's two top ends of all time.
Doc is now end coach at Northwestern
university.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-06-06
Births

The following births were recorded
at Bluffton Community hospital dur
ing the past week:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bonhard, Mt.
Cory, a boy, Paul Don, born last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Wiess, Bluff,
ton. a boy, Fred Warren, born Sun,
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Warner, Bluffton
a boy, Kevin Ray, born Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ronald Anderson
Bluffton a girl, Debra Lynn, born
Tuesday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-06-06
WASTE COLLECTION

The regular monthly waste collec-
ton will be conducted Monday be-
ginning at noon, it was announced
this week by William Gaiffe, street
commissioner. Refuse is to be at the
curb for pickup by noon following
the garbage collection in the morning.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-06-06
Miami Football
Scholarship Won
By Joe Urich

Joe Urich, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Urich, was recently awarded
a four year football scholarship al
Miami university, Oxford, Ohio.
A four year letterman in football
at Bluffton high school, Joe will be
a candidate for quarterback on the
Redskins squad.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-06-06
Urge Early Planning OF Float Entries
In Fourth OF July Town & Country Parade

In addition an engraved gold trophy
will be awarded by The Bluffton
News for the most outstanding parade
presentation selected from all class
eS.
Each parade entry will be invited
to have a candidate for Town and
Country Queen"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-06-06
MethOdists To Hear
Mrs. YOder Sundau

Mrs. Harry Yoder, Bluffton religious
education teacher. viii be the guest
speaker at the Bluffton First Metho-
dist church next Sunday. She will
speak on religious education applying
1t to the day that is being observed
Pentecost.
Mrs. Millen Geiger, a member of
the pastoral relations committee, will
be in charge of the service and will
introduce the speaker.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-06-06
Announce College
Faculty Promotions

Two Bluffton college faculty mem
bers were promoted from associate
professors to full professors at the
most recent meeting of the board of
trustees.
DR.. Howard Raid is now professor
of economics and business, and chair
man of the social sciences division
of the curriculum. DR.. Edna Ram
seyer is professor of home economies
and dean of women.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-06-06
Rev. Heininger
New Ministerial
Association Head

The Rev. James E. Heininger.
pastor of the Bluffton First Methodist
church, was elected president of the
Bluffton Ministerial association at a
meeting OF the organization Monday
afternoon.
The Rev. T. ]. Wilson, pastor of the
Bluffton and Beaverdam Church of
Christ, was elected secretaly-treas-
urer of the organization. They will
take office on September l..
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-06-06
Schools Receive
State Tax Revenue

The Bluffton Public schools were il
receipt of S15,0S4.72, the state aud
itor's latest distribution of Schoo
Foundation revenues, Superintendent
A. B. Murray reported this week.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-06-06

He closed out an
outstanding h i g h
school career last
fall when he quar-
tie + b a C k e d the
Pirates to their first
Northwest confer
ence championship.
An o u t S t a nding
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-06-06
Work Starts On Ramseyer
"Home Management House"
Hope To Complete Lab Home For Be
Students Before Second Semester

Wormen began Tuesday to excavate the DR.
Edna Ramseyers Home Management House of the
former Bertha Woods home College Spring
Dr. Ramseyer professor Of home the college,
erecting the large Cape Cod residence building for abora
tory where senior home economics majors Buffton college
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-06-06

right to demand a doctors health
certificate for health and sanitary
reasons.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
CHURCH
NEWS

Davis. Mrs. Clara Bowers. the
Gospel Chorus, the Hunt family,
Mrs LeolA Rawlings and SIR and
Mrs. ! X. Jones.
Appreciation was expressed by
Dennis Sims for kindnesses dur
ing his recent bereavement on the
loss of his mother, Mrs. Pearl
sims in Refrgio, Texas. Coudol-
enee was expressed to Mrs. Lnez
Csoss ard family on the passing
of her husband. John Goss
Welcome was expressed to the
visitors in the city for the Ma
sonic celebration
Members on the sick list in
clude Mrs Carrie Johnson, 65S st
Anthony Az, c. p dllhgan, zoos
Rnndo, Deaconesa Cordeha Hunt
er. a02s Fourth Az. S., Minneap0-
lis. Henry Thomas, st Josephs
hospital and Rev Isaac Fisher, 20
Little Canada Road
Following doxology, dedicatory
prayer was given by Trustee A.
v. Han BeuedictiOn was said and
unit leaders made their rally re-
ports
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
ST. PAUL LUTHERAN

Last Sunday during the morn
ing worship service IN St Paul
Lutheran church on Marshall and
Chatsworth, Mfr and Mrs Oscar
Johnson. charter members Of the
church observed their Golden
Wedding anniversary, Pastor sun
wall congratulated them in behalf
Of the congregation and gave
them thought for the day by
reading from Psalm i2i Mr. and
Mrs Johnson received congratula-
tons and good wishes from about
one hundred and fifty relatives
and friends VINO attended open
house In the afternoon at their
home on ls9 so Dunlap
Mr. F,lwood Lundeeu, vice
chairman of the board Of deacons,
gave a brief report on the recent
meeting Of the NAACp which ne
attended as q representative OF
the congregation
Pastor Sunwai used as his
theme for the day, Chosen BY
Christ" He quoted Jesus, accord
ing to 81 John rs 1915 "Ye did
not choose me but / chose yotl.
and appointed you that you should
40 and bear fruit, and that your
fruit should abide God chose us
for our own good and for the
good OF others The natural man
does not desire Him, Jesus. the
Son OF God, the Saviour Of the
world has chosen US and laid
down His life for US Know ye
not, that ye are not your own. for
ye were bought with a price, glor-
ify God therefore In your body
II Cor 6-i9*20 lie dwelt on six
reasons why we were chosen.
To love one another. 3 To be
To keep His Commandments. 2.
friends T. Chosen to pray ,,
Chosen by Christ that we might
be filled with JOY i. To bear
fruit
BY faithfully witnessing and
praying there shall be fruits Of
eternal dife Anna Wendell. re-
porter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
Anderson Martin Rites
Held lost Fridoy

Services fgr Anderson Martin
Is az SIS EI,wossl Az ~ WHO
died Mas IS Ia Minneapolis Gen.
era, hospital were held At ? p
N rrtAy May rs At w5cdara s
Funeral CHAPEL Rev Henderson
Rssttek. Hsf,cfages with burial in
Crystal Lake cemetery
a native q Springfield Team
ths tcceased bad hyeI in Nun-e-
spoHs stree 1891
survsvar~ iucIadc hss wife. Mrs
owe Martin three sons. William
F'rsderiyk srd Gerald Martn fw0
brothers Henry ard HarvIn Mar.
tan sne SISTER Mrs Msry p-g3en
an % Minneapolis atecss nepHovs
father ami nrasher-tn law NJ ART
Mrs Grart Charleston art ,sse~
relatives
Wa@IRr3 FNlnnral fIoue was IN
Charge a3 tss ssruee
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
MT. oLiyET BAPTIST

Gods Last Call, was the sub
lert chosen BY Rev b III Hunter
for his II m message Sunday
May 10 using as scripture
background Prov 29l Scripture
was read by Rev r. G Harris, as
sistant pastor Morning prayer
was offered by Brother Isaac
Blakey.
Music was by the Gospel Chorus
and Mems Chorus directed by
Siias Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher CornsIly
united with the church as candl.
dates for baptism.
The evening service was dis
pcnsed with so that Rev. Hunter,
officers and members could attend
the Third Quarterly Board meet
ing OF the Minnesota district con
vention at Pilgrim Rest Baptist
church, Minneapolis, from TO 3
p m.
Sincere sympathy is extended to
Mrs Hattie Bonner and family In
the loss Of her sister. Mrs E.ssie
Dixon, IN Chicago Mrs. Queen r
Taylor accompanied her aunt 90
Chicago 20 attend funeral service
n was noted that Mrs. Clayton
Davis is a patient in St. Lukes
hospital.
Registered visitors introduced
and welcomed were Mrs. Albert l..
Turner and ~ Watkins Of ST
Paul
Messengers attending the
American Baptist convention ia
Minneapolis held May rs. were
Mines Elijah Smith. Josephine
HaEan and Viola Cazaell
The Dorcas Society IA apprecia-
tive OF the cooperation and sup,
port given BY members and
friends In their Queen Minerva
Contest Joyce Lee Taylor was
crowned queen. RunnerN-up were
jusnltA Johnson. second place
Gsynen Ballard. third. Gloria Me,
lntnsh fourth and Lorrain. Holt
hfth Mrs Ida Hicks Ia president
Of the society.
You're welcome At NJ Ollvst
The Church ~ Friendlluess
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
PILGRIM RApTTST

The Promise Of Cod was the
subject q Or Floyd Massey Jr.'s
sermon on Sunday May 10. Pew
Rally Day AZ Pilgrim Baptist
Church The service was held in
Fellowship han due 20 renova-
tons hstng made IN the sanctuary
IN preparation for installation of
uew psyVs
Morning prayer was offered hy
Deacon Howard NJ Hunt ard
music was by the Seisiur Choir and
Gospel Chorus Among visitors At
The service was former Trustee
board chairman NJ a. Boiling
who now lives In nesrrlr Men
F'loWsrs on IRE pulpit scro from
she funeral ~ John W. Co.'s
Additional pcsv Donors we're she
Mines Eoxle Anderson ara Ft1y
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
SIOUX
r A L [ S
NEWS
. o 7 { S
By Kaye Coates
$40 sfabie street
Sioux Fails, = ID.

Rev and Mrs I II Thomas 81
Johns Baptist church, observed
their first anniversary in fun
glory Sunday May 10. 1857
Guest speaker Rev George Par
riah. Des MONIES, Iowa. his wife
choir and many OF his eongrega.
ton were present Mrs, Beatrice
Shelley, general chairman 81 the
day. Maurice Coakiey, co-chaIr-
man and master 81 ceremonies
other committees we're as fol-
lowa Decorating. Mrs John Hi
dreth, Mrs G Lee, courtesy, Mrs
NJ Greer Mrs II Bentley. ushers,
Mrs A White, Mrs Dan Coates,
finance Thomas Clayton, Edgar
PeudIeton and Dan Coates; dining
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
Pilgrim Baptist
Club Wins Third
In WLCl Contest

The AIM Club OF Pilgrim Bap
list church West Central az Grot-
20. eaa commended Sunday by pr
Floyd Massey Jr. minister for
winning third place In the WLOL
Community Club Award Contest
on Friday evening, May n. the
club was represented at the
Who'll Community Club Spring
Party which was held at the Mid
way FMCA by Mines G. p Atlh-
gan, president, Mrs Floyd Mas
Soy Jr. corresponding secretary,
and Mrs Euia williams, Goa
Committee Chairman
The club had won six weekly
prizes during the 70 weeks Of the
contest and won third place IN the
grand final There were 220 clubs
OF the Twin cities participating
Ia the contest
other officers and members Of
the club are
Mines LAMAR smith. vice
president, Justine Jackson, sec
Rotary, Ruby Wood treasurer,
Edna BoBley L.gella Cameron
Horteuas Cox. Loretta Dawson
Ruby Grant. Mae Willie Hunt
Eosanna Henderson, Jeanette
Knott. Marie Matthews. James
MeGee Cleo Phelps, Nadine
Rhipehart. Beatrice Reed. vaHhtt
Ransom. Marjorie Tendls and
Beatrice Goas
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
Mother Of Jimmy
Griffin Dies In
Los Angeles

Los Angeles. Calf Mira Lar-
ena Griffin Harris, former pho.
ncer resident Of st Paul died
Friday May ~ AZ her home In
Lns Angeles after an illness Of
four and enc half months
The deceased was horn In chi
cage IN She lived for short
tims in Milwaukee after the death
% her father. Zachary Waters
later moving % ST Paul where
She lived with her mother and
steptatNer the late Mr. and Mrs
James Cox and attended the St.
Paul public schools
she was married TO William
Griffin in So Paul. who preceded
her In death several years ago
Of thls union there were two sons
born William Waters and James
Stafford GRIFFIN
she was remarked some years
ago 20 Emerson Harris OF Kala
nlsrco. Mich who survives her
other survivors include one son.
James g Griffin. dauEh'sr-ln law
Nrs Edna Griffin grsndaaugh-
terS. Linda and Helen Griffin. an
% Sc Paul and ether relatives
Funeral services were held on
tuesday May n. AZ 81 Phillips
church Ice Angeles and the re-.
mains were shipped 90 Kalama.
f,o where burial wiJl be SATURDAY
May rs
Mrs EBna Griffin win gotu her
husband In KaIsmanoD for the
burial svgyfge
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24

rer In tho next election and more
and more protest votes against
ptxieerats will be east for Hopub-
leans BY southern Negroes
Senator Jacob X. Javlts, who
had bcrn invited % participate IN
the program. sent a telegram cx
pressing hls regret that he could
Hut attend and affirming hts con
vletlon that "thc right ~ oar eitj.
zrns 10 peacefully assemble and
petition the government for re-
Dress " deep grievances "a enc ~
The most precious rights secured
~ our Constitution"
Dr Johnson speaks
other speakers included pr
Mor,iecai Johnson. president NJ
Howard University who made an
eloquent plea for defense ~ the
NAACp "a is fight tar evil
rights four southern leaders "
action g. eliminate segregation
IN buses IN their respective cities
Revs William ~ Borders. Allan
"a G. X steele. Tallahassee. Fia.:
" &. shut tleswnrth Birmingham.
and A T. DAVIS New Orleans
Mrs William r Mason. president.
National CouncB ~ Negro wo-
mrn. alt Mrs Grsno Mccoy
Gatuos president National Asss-
citation ~ colorca Women sleo
addressed the azsnmblaEe
MahaHR Jackson. che Enspel
aipEar was the featured artist u
lhe program There were ether
musical numbers by a chorus mN-
der tae direction ~ Prof Warner
Lawson as Howard University
ana by tse Philadelphia Fellow
sMp H0ggs Choir under Mrs Al
srn Browns direction NGlss Rege
Rattle English az Nevy Work saug
the star SPangisa Hammer 10
open thp meeting
Prayers ard scripture readings
we're by senior ANE RssN0p 3 Z.
Greene - Atlanta. CNE Bishop
william Y HELL, Rev Ross A.
Weston pastor o. the Unitarian
CHURCH 81 Arlington. Va pr W
E 1eTr.Ean o. Washington Esh-
yr e c Lawson - New York
city snd the Rev r NJ Cham
hNrs ~ txs. Angeles
A tiffany - F'Fry>fvt written
ana led ty Rev rs1mss Rilxn-e
af New Yors CTS was rrrisei BY
1tasea3 gr1ur ~ r'erEyweu
Ten wear a.3 Tauscs aad slEat
year al8 Theresa Ggrson VITO
vsrr etr~pt merr attending
asHag n Clay * last SsPssr-
Der placed 4 wreath M tha Cost AZ
tsa huge ana broeaiUE Stature af
NerasRu t5acan b. tHa Atsmer
WI
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
ZION BAPTIST

Rev n w Bolts chose as sub
icct for his morning message sun.
day. May 10, The Value o. 0bed-
fence using as supporting text
ST. John. "a, Whatever He saith
unto you, DO Il. The scripture les
SON was from ST. John ? I'LL con-
corning the miracles Christ per.
formed at Cana OF GalHee
one new member WAS united
sha8utelle Mandsrwne
The prayer group meets each
Wednesday, night al 1850 p III
You are always welcome az Zion
the Friendly Church Evelyn
Smith, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
CARR or APPRECIATION

We The Family OF the Iate NTa.
Maiveuia Glenn wish 10 express
our heartfelt gratitude 10 our
friends, neighbors and relatives
who came with their understand
ing prayers during our hour Of
sadness letting us know that
someone cared Special thanks 10
Rev NJ. l.. Simmons for hts COM
forting assistance. For the many
cards. kilograms, floral tributes
and other services rendered. we
are deeply grateful
William A. Glenn. husband.
Charles, son, Mrs NJ Il Chandler,
mother and Mrs Cora Sanders,
aunt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
IN MEMoRiAM

In loving memory Of our dear
mother and grandmother, Mrs,
Bessie Wright, who passed away
two years ago, May 20, 1855.
We are lonely, yes for mother,
In the years that passed away
And we know she'll always
guide us
'Till we meet again some day
Sadly missed by Mr. ana Mrs,
Wesley J.. Lyle, and family,
daughter, son-in-law and grand
children.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
FREEMAN ISSUES PROCLAMATION SETTING
MARY Mcleod BETHUkE WEEK IN STATE

This week was Mary Mcleod
Eeybune commemoration Week
IN Minnesota By order o. a pro-
clamatioa BY his Excaliency. the
Governor VI Minnesota. Ornue l.
Freeman.
The proclamation aet the week
Of May rs ldate ~ her deathJ
through Saturday May rs, as the
week 10 communicate the life
ara achievements Of the distlng.
mshed American leader
Frnemans proclamation noted
the fast that Mrs Bethune
founded ard built college. served
ais director n the National Youth
Administration founded The Ma.
tianal Council 81 Negro Women
and the Mary Mcleod Bethune
Foundation and participated ia
many organizations building a
better national and local commun-
ity
A one day meeting celebra-
ton IL scheduled for Saturday
May - In Washington. ID G, By
the National Council Of Negro
Women Mrs Lillian BalsaEer Of
a. Paul, president Of the National
Council u Urban League guilds
left today Tar the meeting where
she viii represent her orgauiza
ton and the state Of Minnesota IN
the meetings and program honor
Ing the memory Of Americas
greatest black woman, Mary Ne
Lrgd Bethuue.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24

KEY l. II ItiOMAS
room. Mines, Tolson, pendeltou,
Clayton, Tolbert. Anderson, Lot
ton Monkey and Cabbell.
Other committees were Wei
come address, Mrs George
Vaughn
Visiting pastors were Rev Dun
can. Pilgrim Baptist. Rev, Bason,
Yankton. s Dah., Rev sheporsun,
Iowa. and Rev George Parish.
Rev Bacon. Yanlcton, 8 Oak,
spoke az the morning services
which were very inspirational
After chicken and ham din
ner IN the church dinning room, q
Choir from Maple 81 Church, pes
MoiHea Ia, sang The complete
service was nsIly inapiationaL
Rev Thomas and wife we're pre-.
scented = purse Rev Thomas ex-
pressed thanks before benediction.
Maurice Cnakley and Dan
Coates are nav running over each
other trying to get to Minneapo-
lis, MINI 70 the Grand Masters
Convention, that convened there
Tor three days II you Minnesota
folks see two green guys going
the wrong way on a one way
street, youu know its ~ and p
intellectual Improvement club
~ the YWCA. are now in the
making u a cook book and house
hold hint column SO ask anyone
of those alert gals 10 save you
one They viii sell for two bits,
It's worth two bits 20 read about
a nice tot Of tasty bites While the
gals planned the book under the
direction OF Mrs Dan Coates
Marie Tolhert hazhcd up feed
ttt for kings Marie has beer eTu.
ployed by a millionaire who re-
Gently died and I swear she left
Marie a chance on a horse. cuz
without hooking the gal served The
" gals thusiy Chicken N a bas-
kct, later chips, pickles. olives
lettuce ard celery sticks. shrimp
with tartar sauce, hot rolls, straw.
berry shorfcaks whipped cream,
coffee. Koolsidr Letti- Dysart
was selfish enough 10 take the
royal treat rs a gesture o. kind
ness cux IL was her birthday meet
ing our president. Francis Loft
ton packed Dir 81 all away IN
her diet empty tmmmy New she
weighs four pounds more which
makes her a bigger president.
Nr Cassie shelley Is improving
very nicely at Vets hospital after
suffering a stroke 4 few weeks
aEn YOU may write him a. Royal
G Johnson Vets hospital or iIs
" Oak Az
Mr. v Anderson IA hotHrE hts
awn bat stiil Is a bed patient IN
The Vets hospital ssne hospital
az Mr. shelley Mr. shelley At enc
tine WAS Mr. As male nurse
Kenneth Saith Il in are o. the
best bands whittier sysocl has
ever bad ! have beard tSsss
youngsters Tor years a,Yn4sh in
Nrlmsnts eut tats group have il
rnaac They are really good II -
not entirely AL Ks doing bg, ne
is helping with RS trumpet
guess the 7 C. Crv~ssrz AZ
III. Oakland A. s really have
struck IL bard Tnsy have never
rshssea sending G~orvsa r.-s ar4
Z a card oa car birthdays Tor
wears bat ,hsy 30 this year
what's ar
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
ClRD on APPRECIATION

My sincere thanks 70 the mary
friends, neighbOrs and fraternal
brothers who remembered me
with visits, prayers cards, flowers
and other acts Of friendship dur
ing my recent illness and hospit-
aiizatlon These friendly gestures
did much 70 hasten my recovery
and I shall forever be grateful
Harvey A. Moss
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
Common To Deliver
Commencement Speech
A. Missouri Hiah School

Raymond W Cannon. attorney
lett Thuruaay May 70 for sesiaiia
Mo. where he haa been invited 20
deliver the commencement address
az the G. G. Hubbard High school
on Friday May a.
Mr. Cannon just returned last
week from Philadelphia where he
attended the meeting OF the Unit
Ell Supreme Council OF the Scot
tish RITE Sic la the deputy for
Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-24
Annual Johnny Baker
Pos, Memorial Services
A. Friendship Sunday

IabHny Baker Post No sol
American Legion vein hold It's an,
nunl Memorial Services at friend
ahlp Baptist church, t3th Az g.
az Ninth sc Sunday May goth
At ~ a. m
An veterans and the public are
cordially invited 20 attend.
Gold star mothers are invited %
attend these sarvtcea In honor Of
the dead, who died IN service Cars
win be furnished for all mothers
wishing ta attend cAll Charles
Smith Jackson 2.a239 for intor.
nation.