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STORk SHOWER HELD
FOR MRS. 7. PERDUE

Mrs Ronald Westberry and Miss
Louverne Noble were charming
co-hostesses when they enter
tanned at a stork shower honor.
ing Mrs. Tom Perdue OF 294l
Georgia Av. s The delightful
affair was held at the home of
Miss Noble, 1892 Fourth Av. s.
on Saturday evening December IA,
at 1880 pm.
A pink and blue color scheme
with the baby motif dominated
the decor. Gifts were placed in a
baby buggy decorated in pink and
blue.
The evening was enjoyed play
ing unique shower games with the
Misses Marian and Regina Will
hams capturing the prizes.
Following games, the buggy Of
beautiful and useful gifts for the
new arrival to wear and use were
opened and admired by the group,
Lunch was served from an at
tractive table conferred with a
crystal bowl of pink snapdragons
and pink sweetheart roses at either
side which burned pink candles
in crystal swan holders.
Guests present were the Mines
Thomas Jackson Jewel Jones
Howard Berry, Clifford Cunning
ham. Homer Russell, Monroe
Gage ST, Ronald Judy and the
Misses Darlene Written, Christine
McKtnnie, Doris Eddy. MlHcent
Wheeler, Marian and Regina Will
Hams and Mrs. Robert Kyle.
Those sending gifts, but unable
to be present were the Mines.
Orvtle Fraction. Earl Bowman
Sr and n. L. Swain,
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d CHURCH g.
NEWS MIN

period will be conducted each sun
day morning proceeding the morn
ng worship hour.
The Senior Choir assisted Kew,
Hunter with the evening service
in a "Singspiration" conducted by
James Milsap.
Visitors for the day were in
troduced by Ruth Blakey.
Added TO our sick list Is Mrs.
B. II. Hunter.
Hear the Senior Choir in a mus
cal concert Sunday December Y,
at s pm.
Tuesday evening December "a,
The Sunday School Christmas pro-
gram viii be presented. The kid
lies will be treated with a party
md games sponsored by the Dor
as Society.
Flowers in the church on Sun
lay were given by John B. Nit
,hell.
Deepest sympathy and condol-
ance to Mrs. Evelyn Murphy in
he loss of her aunt in Little Rock,
Ark. Mrs. Murphy is attending the
funeral in Arkansas. Also to Mr.,
M. f. Bell in the loss of relative
in San Francisco, Calf.
You're welcome to Mt. Olivet
church services.
Mrs. M. E. Bell, reporter
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lille VAUGHN DIES
FROM HEART ATTACK
FUNERAL DEC. rs

Services for Mrs. Lille Vaughn,
2s1O Tenth Av. s., who died sud
denly of a heart attack at her
home on Saturday afternoon De-
cember IA, were held at 1880 pm.
Wednesday December IS, at the
new Graham Temple Church of
God in Christ. Bishop ]. w. Ora
ham officiated assisted by other
pastors.
Mrs Vaughn had been i'll for five
weeks prior TO her death but not
confined to her bed and her pass
ing came as a shock TO the family.
She was born in Salisbury, Mo,
and had lived in Minneapolis since
1918.
She was a member of Graham
Temple Church of God in Christ, a
missionary Of her church and a
member Of the Warrior Prayer
Band and had been an active
member of her church.
She is survived by one sister
Mrs Addie Burress, with whom
she lived, two nieCes, Josephine
and Melissa Willis, of Minneapolis,
one nephew, Leroy Johnson, St.
Paul and a cousin Clark Kitchen
OF Des Moines, Ia, who came to
the city to attend funeral services.
Burial was at Crystal Lake
cemetery. Woodland Funeral Home
was In charge Of the service.
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NEW HOPE BAPTIST

On Sunday December Is, Rev.
Kneely Williams chose for his sub
ject, "An Opportunity to Serve on
Gods Program" The inspiring
message was enjoyed by all.
Visitors were Wilson and daugh-
ter Miss c. Wilson of Minneapolis
Newly elected officers of the
church to serve for 1858 are Mrs.
Virginia Frazier, clerk: Mrs. Nellie
Cyprian, assistant clerk; Eddie
Frazier, financial secretary; Rev.
Marvin York, treasurer: James
Cryier, superintendent of Sunday
School; Hennon Cyprian, assistant
Supt.; Mrs. Sarah Hubbard, presi-
dent of the Mission Society; Mrs
Henrietta York, vice president; and
Mrs. Ella Mae Hicks, president Of
the choir. The new officers will
take office January /, 1858.
The superintendent Of the Sun
day School is asking all children
and adults TO be present on Sunday
December %, at the morning SEES
sion. A Christmas program will
be presented and gifts will be
distributed to the children.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs
Clara Jones in the death Of her
sister in Kansas City, Kans.
Visitors are always welcome
Mrs. Clara Odell, reporter.
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FIRST NEW HOPE BAPTIST

First New Hope Baptist church
observed its third anniversary on
Sunday December IS, Rev W
Cassius delivered the morning
message, and chose as a subject
What God can do With the Man.
The supporting text was Mark
AZ.
Immediately following the morn
ing service dinner was served in
the church dining room.
Rev Stanley King delivered the
afternoon message. His subject
was, BE of Good Cheer" and the
text was lisa. 30:1 Music was rem
dered by Willie b. Hale and the
Zion Choir.
Mrs. Ruth Rivers was welcomed
into the membership.
At pm. the Friendly Five
quartet rendered a musical pro-
gram. Also appearing on the pro
gram was Mr. Boone of the RoyaI
Jubilees.
Among visitors for the day were
Mrs. Arlene Milton, Mr.. Jack
Webb, Mr. Hill. Mrs. L. Kennedy
Mr.. Silas Smith and Mrs. Ruth
Rivers
on Sunday December %, at 5
pm, the children will present their
Christmas program. Immediately
following the children's program
the adult group will present 3
pantomine on the Birth of Christ,
At 1880 pm. Mr.. Siles Smith and
the Pnemees will be presented II
la musical program.
We invite you to worship with
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our deep
appreciation and thanks to the
friends, relatives and neighbors
for their many acts of kindness
and sympathy expressed in cards,
kilograms, floral tributes and per-
sonal services during our recent
bereavement, the death of our
husband, father and brother, the
late VIII Turnbough. We especi-
ally wish to thank Rev. H. w.
Bolts and Rev. Martin L. Simmons
for their comforting remarks and
to Johnny Baker Post No. 291
for their able assistance.
Willie L. Turnbough, wife Ruth
Tarver, daughter, Birmingham,
Ala, and Annie Jones, sister, st.
Louis, Mo.
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rams Forbidden Neighbors: A
Study Of Prejudice in Housing:
This racist theory (Gresham'
Law Of Neighborhoodsj is not only
taught In many schools and col
leges and Incorporated into texts
published by responsible publish
ers, but II is widely circulated in
real estate magazines, newspap-
ers, and home magazines. II is
made the subject Of State ex.
aminations In which an applicant
who might take a democratic po-
sition on the racial issue would
be marked wrong Worse still,
the theory became part Of the
unwritten official policy in gov
eminent appraisals."
In 1888. the University Of Chi
cago Press published "one Humid
red Years Of Land Values In Cho-
cage, by Homer Hoyt. respec-
table economist. Hoyt admits his
acceptance without investigation
Of a local realtors nationality
valuations list in which attempts
are made TO show a relationship
between national origin and real
estate values.
Accordingly, OF the ten national
ity relationships Of this standard.
only the Mexican Ia considered less
desirable than the Negro.
BY 1885 the theories were so
ingrained within our society that
few questioned the E'IiAs inciu-
sion Of the ideas and Technology
in It's Underwriting Manual, the
Home Mortgage Bankers bible.
Individual prejudice had at last
become public policy.
Old and low-valued housing
made available 10 low-income per-
sons The dilapidation Of age. the
unroaliatic association Of national
origin 10 this decay, oontainment.
and finally the covenant. This Is
THE GHETTO, st. Paul, Min
nesota,. U.s,A.
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CONTINUED from page l
Gus times "A steel mill laborer, a
construction firm, hotel. a
neighborhood Council. the Russell
Sage Foundation and with the
New York Dress Joint Board OF
the ITiternational Ladies' Garment
Workers.
lie served four years in the
Armed services In World War II.
At the time OF hts discharge he
was a LIST Lieutenant in the Army.
He has served ms a field instruo-
tor for the School of Applied
Sciences at Western Reserve Univ.
ersity, Cleveland, Ohio; Atlanta
School OF Social Work and the
University of Minnesota School OF
Social Work He has been a guest
lecturer at the University OF Min
nesota Spring 1867.
He serves on both state and ma
uonal committees OF the National
Conference OF Social Workers and
Is present nominee for the OK
ecntive board of the national body.
In 1855 he was Minnesota jay.
Gees state chairman OF the In.
ternational Affairs Committee.
Currently he serves az a mem.
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PRINCESS oZlEI oES
REELECIS BERNIcE HARDY

BernlCe Hardy was reelected
for the second term as worthy
matron Of Princes Oziel Chapter
No 10 O f. $. at its annual
election held December 5. at Per
feet Ashlar Lodge Hall.
other officers named We're Clar-
ida Cox. associate matron, John
Waters, worthy patron: Russell
Relenger associate patron; Essie
A Pipkin. secretary; Jessie Cole
man, treasurer, Josie MCGEE.
Warder, Pearl Fitzgerald. chap
lain Mabel Harris. Marshall.
Evelyn a. Brent. conductress and
Viola Casseu, associate conduc-
treSS.
The following were appointed.
Lille Jackson. Ada: Daisy John
son, Ruth; Belinda Washington
Esther, Ester Allen. Martha:
Susan Pugh, Electa and Otis
Hampton. sentinel
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Pilgrim Officers
Honor Deucons L.
TurVeF & A. Johnson

More than so members Of the
Deacon and Deaconess Boards OF
Pilgrim Baptist Church and their
friends assembled In Fellowship
Hall Of the Church to do honors
to Deacon A. w. Jordan and Dea-
con L. f. Tarver, for their long
and faithful services as Chairman
and Secretary Of the Deacon
Board.
c. w wills spoke in behalf Of
Deacon Jordan, in which he told
Of the duties Of a deacon, and how
well Mr., Jordan had performed
those duties
John L. Banks, Sr spoke in be-
half Of Deacon Tarver, and he told
Of his coming TO st. Paul in 1941
Immediately began his Church
work with old Pilgrim
He was a member Of the Sun
day School class and was soon
made Glass Secretary and then
Glass president
w +. Francis was teacher Of
the adult class, and NJ. A. Boiling
was Superintendent OF Sunday
School He became deacon in 1871,
and has been Secretary Of Deacon
Board since 1912 He had the honor
Of sending the telegram inform
ing the present pastor DR., Floyd
Massey, that he had been chosen
as pastor Of Pilgrim Baptist
Church.
Mr.. William Tarver has served
under three Chairmen of the Dea-
con Board, namely Billie Howard,
Frank Simpson and A. w. Jordan.
Beside being secretary of the Dea-
con Board for more than 10 years,
he has been unit leader president
of Board Of Education, chairman
OF Grievance Committee, member
of Finance Committee, member of
Music Committee. Mr. Tarver and
his whole family are tithers.
Besides his Church affiliations.
he has various civic and fraternal
interests, As a Mason. he has been
Grand Master, grand secretary
presently Grand Auditor and in
the Eastern Star, he is Grand Pat
ron
Mr. Turver has been in the
American Legion for 80 years and
has served as past Commander OF
his Post. among various other OBJ
legations
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

Hank, the Herald Angels Sing
and 1T Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" were two seasonal Christ
mas songs sung at the December
IS morning service. Especially
beautiful, was a solo by Richard
Murphy, Sweet Little Jesus Boy"
Rev. Floyd Massey Jr.'s very in
spring topic for Sunday He That
Should Come"
Congratulations to Deacons A
w. Jordan and l.. r. Tarver who
were honored for years of service
as Chairman and Secretary in
Testimonial Dinner by Deacons
and Deaconesses on December 10
Members are urged to place
special gift of encouragement in
the provided envelopes for Rev
erend Moses Knott Jr. who will
be ordained, Sunday, December 20
Coincidence to Mines. Lottie Mil
ton, Sallie Fletcher, Mr.. Scion
Ellis and family due to the passing
of their brother Mr.. Percy Wins
ton.
The AIM Club Christmas Party
was at the home of Mrs. Qua
nita Dawson, $50 Dayton on Wed
nesday, December IS. The Ladies
Aid Society held their Christmas
Party, December 10 in the Church
parlor,
The Church School Christmas
Program win be next Sunday al
$3.50 am. At IL am. Reverend
Massey will deliver the Christina
Message. Following, that evening
at seven, the Christmas Candle
light Service will be presented,
with music by the three Choirs.
You are always welcome at Pill
grim, the Church of Lofty Friend
ship.
Sherrie Mazingo, reporter.
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MATINEE
CLUE NEWS

Invitations were in the mail last
week for the Annual Holiday
Dancing Party to be given by the
Wednesday Matinee Club, The
gala affair win be held on Friday
December q, at the Arizona Room
Of the Prom Ballroom More than
400 guests are expected TO attend.
The 20 members Of the club will
have gift exchange party on
Wednesday night December is, at
the home OF Mrs. Gasoline Norris,
3347 Third Av s., instead Of
regular business meeting. Games,
socializing and refreshments will
enjoyed during the evening.
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WILL TuRNBouCH WORLD
WAR n VET Dies
ACTIVE LEGIONAIRE

Services for win Turnbough,
S52 Bryant Av NJ, who died
Thursday December II, we're held
at pm. Monday December 10,
at Woodards Funeral Chapel with
Rev n W. Bolts, ST.. officiating
In declining health for the past
several years, Mr. Turnbough
succumbed In the Veterans Hos
pital where he had been a patient
for one month,
The deceased was born in Mar
garet, Ala, and had lived in Min
neapolis for % years. He was a
mortician by profession and had
practiced in Birmingham, Ala,
but due to IN health was forced
TO retire
A veteran Of World War /. he
was member for 20 years Of
Johnny Baker Post No. Z9l, Amer
lean Legion and was vice COM
mander Of his post at the time Of
his death.
Johnny Baker Post held a short
service at the funeral. He was a
of Zion Baptist church.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs
Willie l.. Turnbough, Minneapolis
ne daughter, Mrs Ruth Tarver.
Birmingham, sister Mrs Annie
Jones and one brother John Turn
bough both Of st. Louis. Mo.
Burial was at Ft. Smelling Ma
tional cemetery with Woodland
Funeral Home In charge OF ar
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ST. JAMES AME

The Glorious And Unlimited
God" was the subject of the ser
mon delivered Sunday by Rev
Jesse L. Glover. God can lift me
up when others put me down. He
gives you everything He is an
unlimited God" were some Of
the thougts brought out.
The Cathedral Choir sang
Bless the Lord o my Soul" and
Ride the Chariot" The Youth
Choir sang, THE First Noel "
Guest soloist was Mrs. Clarida
Cox who sang, Sweet Little Jesus
Boy"
Visitors were Mrs. Edna Curtis,
Minneapolis, Miss Jackie Anderson
and William Anderson, both of
st, Paul.
On the sick list this week is
Miss Todd Miller. She is a patient
in Miller hospital.
Rev. Glover express his appreci-
alton for prayers and other help
extended during the last week dur
ing his illness.
Nikki Starks, reporter.
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Branch NAAcP; member Minn5-
apolis Mayors Advisory Commit
tee on Housing; member, Reloca-
ton Advisory Committee, Mime
apols Housing and Redevelopment
Authority; m e m Der Executive
Committee. Minnesota Committee
OF the Historical Society for the
study OF the Role Of Negroes in
Minnesota History. member, Ur-
ban Renewal Task Force, Capital
Long Range improvements Com
mittee. member, Board Of Direc-
tors. Citizens Committee on Pub
lie Education: member, Citizens
League Of Greater Minneapolis
I'D. Of Directors, consuitant, Min
nesota Labor Committee for HUI
man Rights and consuitant, Joint
Committee for Equal Opportunity
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Mt. oLTVET BAPTIST

Rev, b, II. Hunter. convalescing
from an attack of flu. worshipped
with the congregation, but was
unable to preach. He read the
morning scripture and presented
Rev, Isaac Blakey who delivered
the message. Rev. Blskey used
for text Matt, 26:S2-46, and his
subject was Gods VIII"
A fifteen minute message in
song was rendered by the Senior
Choir, the Gospel Chorus and the
Mems Chorus at lO:45 am. This
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ST. PAUELUTHEREN

Ambassadors of Christ" was
the topic used by Pastor Carl c.
Sunwall for his message last Sun
day. He started his sermon by re-
terlng to John the Baptist, who
was a great man, a witness for
Christ and an ambassador of
Christ He was Christ's forerun-
ner who came 10 announce the
comming of Christ.
There was a two-fold relation
ship, John was the cousin of Jesus
but there was also a spiritual re-
latlonship which was more i'm
portant John knew Jesus per
Sonally and had a lot of respec,
and alteration for Him.
The longer you preach and learn
70 know the needs of people the
more concerned one becomes over
the needs of others. The love of
Christ cOnstrains one to cry and
plead. He cried Behold the Lamb
Of God that taketh away the sin
Of the world. He also cried. Re
pent We, for the Lord is at hand"
We who are christians are also
ambassadors of Christ. We are re-
lated to Him. BY believing we be-
come Children of God. We know
Him and can say, Il know whom
l have believed.
At the close Of the service Pas
tor Sunwall announced that all
of the people of the community.
regardless of color, race or creed
are welcome to our services.
On Sunday December p, at
lo:45 AN. there Will be a Com
munion Service, Baptisms and Re
eeption of New Members. In the
evening the s. School Christmas
program will be held.
On Christmas eve December "a
at HOO PM. our Festive Christ
mas Service will be held. Come and
join us in this wonderful service.
There win be special music by
our splendid choir.
Anna Wendell, parish worker
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France; tfplet daughters, Carolyn
Johnson, Independence, Kans.,
Charlotte Hampqpd and Qgrplotta
lifss1.Se tr,JE sSSiS sfs Alis
'enne Miner, an Of Minneapolis;
one brother. Frank Brown and II
grandchildren.
Burial was In FIT, Smelling Ma
tlonal cemetery with Neal Funeral
Home In charge Of arrangements.
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FinaI Rifes Held For
HozeI Curry Mother
Church Worker

Services for Mrs Hazel y. Curry,
1886 Fifth Az. s., who died De-
cember ~ at Fair1ew hospital
after a prolonged illness. were
held at 1 pm, Monday December
49, at st. Peters AME Church.
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Home For The Holidays: Miss
Robena Shaw. who Is residing
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Covington OF S5O4
Clinton Az, while attending the
University OF Minnesota, left
Thursday for Charlotte, n. c.
70 spend the holidays with her
parents.
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Home From College: Miss joyce
Hughes who is attending Carleton
College in Mortified. MINI, viii
arrive home Friday to spend the
holidays with her parents Mr..
and Mrs solomon Hughes and
family OF s7le Fourth Av. S.
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

l wish to thank the many
friends, nsighbors and organiza-
'6eFs szscs esS ssss.- seO6,
beautiful cards, flowers and other
kindnesses extended during my
recent illness and disqualification.
Special thanks to Rev. Denzil A.
Carly and DR.. Floyd Massey Jr.,
for prayers and visitation.
Mrs. Hazel Butler.
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Rabbi Albert Minda, Temple
William q. Brady, Archbishop
of st. Paul

OF NJ. raul
We are accustomed to think
that the plague Of tuberculosis $50
urulent in the pastl has come
under control 1t is a shock to
learn that stiI one third of the
people of the United States are
infected and that more than 1900
new cases were found in Minnesota
this past year.
We are compelled. therefore.
TO continue the fight which is
really not yet won So much
more remains to be done that the
Christmas Seal sale Of 1857 de-
serves our support
ID. Stanley Coors, Bishop of the
Methodist Church in Minnesota
The opportunity is before us
to participate in the annual Christ
mas Seal sale was startled
to learn recently that during my
brief five years residence in Min
neSota there have been over $500
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Express your thanks this way
call the Community Chests
Thanksgiving and Christmas Bur
eau and offer a dinner 20 a de
serving family. Phone CA. A-ll43
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The Community Chests Thanks
giving and Christmas Bureau dis,
tributes dinners TO needy families.
Offer q dinner now Call CA g.
lIIg
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Minnesotans Urged
To Buy TubereuIious
Christmas Seals

Henry r. Thomas, head resident
of Phyllis Wheatley house and
member of board of directors of
Hennepin County tuberculosis as
ISOLATION, is urging everyone to
send in their contribution for
Christmas Seals today.
The following religious leaders
are also asking the public to pay
for their Seals on DO 1t Day"
Hamilton H. Kellogg, Bishop Of
Episcopal Diocese of Minnesota
In recent years, there has been
such frightening and wide public
ity given to the A-bomb and the
H-bomb that many have forgotten
some of the assiduously deadly
killers Of non-mihtary type -.
Among these frequently forgotten
enemies of mankind is the T-bomb
of tuberculosis.
The great strides which have
been made both in the control
and cure Of tuberculosis have ulled
many into an apsthetic complac-
ency which is downright danger
Gus to the health and safety of
our population What can you
and ! as individuals do? We can
give our generous and about sup
port to the 5lst Annual Christmas
Seal sale
Rabbi Albert Minda, Temple
Israel
The good fight against TB
must go on Your purchase of
Christmas Seals viii help to bring
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