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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-16
FORMULA "a PLACEN VACATION 1857

SLIJEDECI "Posjet Kanadi" Clanske Kampanje gavna
nagrada putops izgraden po Hrvatske Bratske Zajed
nice 1857 Kampanjskom Odboru suglasju Pittsburgh
poslovnice Canadian National Railways:
SUNDAY AUG. 18 = Ma putu zaustavia Sc Niagara
Falls, Ontario, Canada, "a pogled cudovsta Niagara
Sapova.
SUNDAY, AUG. l8 - Dolazak Toronto Ontario,
Canada drugi najvec grad zem veike izletnc
zemlje Provincije Kanade po planu tu b pri-
redio docek posjetnika u pocast ucesnika turneje
pod pokroviteljstvom odsjeka Hrv. Bratske Zajed-
nice Juznom Ontarju.
MONDAY AUG. 19 = Odlazak sa Union Station To-
ronto, sata p. p "a Montreal uz jezero Ontario
Ia prvih 100 mija, pa onda sijedi tokom rijeke
st. Lawrence. Dinner Dining car" Dolazak
Montreal Windsor Station, 1915 ujutro. Preko
ci u prvorazrednom hoteu.
TUESDAY, AUG. 20 = U Montreau Posjet zname-
ntm jestinla uk jucvo Notre Dame Crkvi; ST.
Joseph's Oratory; Westmount Lookout; McGin
University of Montreal pregled residencija West
mounta Outremont
TUESDAY, AUG. 20 = IL Montreala doazi Ca
NADIA Steamship parobrod Victoria Pier pr-
staniste 6 sati ujutro. Ma brodu dinner, pies,
bava u vecer, potom turisti plove nz rijeku
st. Lawrence.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 21 - Dolazak u Quebec rano
ujutro Prmanje &c biti po kapetanu broda. Ia
jutrak na brodu sat pol Murray Bay ga
ljevu). Prstanak St. Simeonu, do Tadoussac
Poselije sat pol plovidbe brod stale, pax krece uz
rjeku Saguenay do zalaza radi divnog pr-
zora proaz kraj Capes Trinity. Prstanak broda
prstanistu Bagotvile gdje brodu estate
preko noci.
THURSDAY, AUG. % = Rano ujutro brodom niz
Saugenay River do Tadoussaca ST. Simeona do
Murray zalijeva. Dolazak Quebec 6:45 vecer. Tu
ceka SODA S kupatom prvo&lasnom hotelu. We
Ger e sobodna poged grada setnju po uskim
ulcama ovog svjetskog glasa grada.
FRIDAY, AUG. % -Poslje dorucka specijani automo-
bill uzeti ce turiste do gasovitog svetista Shrine
of A,,~a
slapova. Objed i vecera hotelu. Poslje podne
tura kroz starr grad Quebec posjeta starim kate
dralima pojedan historickim mjestima.
SATURDAY, AUG "a - Citavi dan Quebecu ta-
kovu razonadu kaloya kome godi Zajutrak
bjed prvoklasnom hotelu. Transveriranje tursta
ma CS.L. terminal, odlaz IL Quebeca 7:15 uvece
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-16

Vecera brodu, ples zabava i "utrka konja".
Zadnja noe brodu.
SUNDAY AUG. rs = Dolazak Montreal sati u
jutro Zajutrak brodu. Tu &c odrzat docek
ulpocast turistma cd predstavnika nasih odsjeka
Montrealu okolci Potankosti naknadno
MONDAY, AUG 26 - Odazak IL Montreala "a Toronto.
Povratak kuci. Tura svrsava
ia Odbor Kampanje,
STEPHEN f. BRkECEs, preds sjednik
PHILIP VUKELICH tajnik
Clanovi Odbora kampanje
VII MANDICH JOSEPH BELLA
MARTIN KRASICH JOHN OVCARICH
MICHAEL GRASHA FRANK BRAIDIC
DIR. F. j. ARCH EDWARD B. SERVOV
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-16
NASI ClLjEvI 0TV0RENA SU SRCA|
D0BRE wolfe u P0SJE7 KANADI 1857

Spremamo Sc posjet dobre wolfe nasima Kanadi
To je mas osnovn zadatak godin 1857 u tome nas
ciev postgnu Planranje rasprave rezulta delovanje
i konacn uspjeh.
uspjeh nase kampanje da demo rasrenh ruku O.
tvorena posjct svojo brac Kanadu jedan mai
jeps ma ajznacajniji izetni odmor vacation takovog
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-16

nova pobjednika ucestvovati
u ovom vaznom znacajnom
posjetu Kanadi, radi zanim-
ljivosti, pouci uzivanju u O.
vom izletu.
Hrvatske Bratske Zajedni-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-16

znacaja koji sc nikada nece
moci zaboraviti. Tako smo u
vjereni u nase dobro i pozr-
tvovno clanstvo da &c uciniti
sve moguce "a uspjeh kam-
panic. Isto smo tako uvjereni
da &c sto veci broj nasih cla-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-16
kardinal Alojz Stepinac

zvrsni OdbOr Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice, bratske
potpornc organizacije clanstvom cd preko 100000
nastan njenim 81 drzavama Amerke sest provincial
kanade redovitoj polum jesecnoj sednic odrzanoj
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
CARD or THANKS

70 those who expressed their
sympathy in so many beautiful
ways during our recent beroavc.
ment. the loss Of our beloved
brother. Oliver Ampey we extend
ogr heartfelt thanks We especi-
ally thank Rev 81 L. Simmons
for his comforting service the
choir Tor The beautiful music, Mrs
II G Boyd, Mrs Lola Gattnng
and Mrs Odessa Walker for their
eunsoling assistance For the many
cards, kilograms floral tributes
donation Of cars and other acts Of
kindness. were All greatly APP
pfeciated II was comforting TO
know that 50 many shared our
sorrow
Mr. and Mrs Cart Ampsy ami
family
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
MACK DAVIS RtrEs
MID TUESDAY

Services Cor MACK Davis. or o.
56a seventh Az y VINO died Ne
vembgF "a at Minneapolis General
hospital were held AZ Pm Tues
Jav November 70 1T the woodart
Funeral Chapel REV william q
Williams pastor ~ Fourth street
C.hureh 90 G.si On CHRIST. 1f0ea-
ted
Mr. DAVIS was h,7ru ln rssraE
1oss Ala an3 eame e. Msngap1
lia IN IaAe
surviving are one daughter
Miss yemts x Davis Iandt "
Va 0fss bratrrr ~ lee navis
pvari carter Au3 Mrs Alice lowe
q Williamson. W Va two nseces
MARY Haynes and Mrs Patricia
stokes q Minneapolis and other
relatives
burial vas IN Crystal i.Ake cvuy.
etcry Win wooaard Funeral ttars
IN rhAExr % arrangements
IRE two SISTERS Mrs towv and
Mrs Carter ard one nephew WI
bur Williams ~ Charleston. W Va
eams TO ire cisy O. sttsnd nsnersl
services
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CARD or THANKS

We wish 10 thank the friends
relatives and nelghbors for their
many acts of love and thought.
fuIness extended during the illness
and subsequent death Of oar be.
loved mother and sister. Mrs Hal
lie Ellis We especially wish to
thank Rev Martin l., simmons for
his cuusohnE remarks and Mrs II
G. Boyd and Mrs Tyler Howell sr
for their comforting assistance
For the many cards, kilograms
floral tributes and other thought,
ful acts we are deeply grateful
Mrs Gertrude White, daughter
Leon Ellis, son, Mrs Mary Miree
SISTER and Andrew Johnson. broth
ar
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
FUNERAL RITES HELD
FOR MRS. BESSIE MOORE

Services for Mrs. Bessie Moore
q % W Lawson who died No
ye.nber "a in Ancker hospital.
were held at ? pm. Wednesday
November q, at Brooks Funeral
Home Rev. B H Hunter, pastor
81 Mt Oliyet Baptist church, Of
uciated
Mrs. Moore had been in ia
health for the past few years and
hospltalized Internationally for SIX
months before her death. A native
Of Guthrie, okla, she had lived in
ST Paul for SO years She was a
member Of Mt Olivet Baptist
church and had been a member OF
the deaconess board before her
health failed
She is survived by three sons,
Manuel and Elmer Graham OF st.
Paul and Edward Graham OF Chi
eago. one daughter Mrs Theima
steese ST Paul; two sisters, Mrs.
Bertha Keith and Mrs Viola Walls
OF Sc Paul. two grandsons, Ray
mond Graham ana Brian Steese OF
81 Paul and other relatives,
Burial was IN Elmhurst GENE
terry with Brooks Funeral Home in
charge of arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
ZION EAPIISI

The music for the morning
service was provided by the Senior
Choir and the Youth Choir. The
pastors message @as based upon
the text. 81 Matthew 81 4 2.
In those days came John the
Baptist. preaching in the wilder
ness Of Judaea. and saying. Re
pent ye for the kingdom ON
heaven is at hand /"
The visitors present were Air
man third class suntre s Man
der Of Camden, New Jersey. Air,
man third class Thomas Acl1ow-
Ell u Chicago. Illinois. Olive Mt
chem ~ Los Angeles. California
and Charlotte Wilson and Mrs
G. Linskey. both Of Minneapolis
@rhe zion Hour" 30 minute
broadcast 81 music by the com
hiaed eh0.rs and a sernOuette By
the assistant pastor from station
WMtS began aa usual 81 : 90
u ~ The topic Of the message was
Almost Is Not Eu0ught"
Prayer meeting wln be held at
7 80 Wednesday evening
The special Thanksgiving serg-
ices win be held 1T i0t5 am, at
Eipu
Mr. William Warder, bass BARI
tone. win be presented IN recital
on December the FIRST nj s 80 pm,
You are always welcome az Zion
The Friendly Church
Evelyn Smith
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Two Banks To
Pick Up kTcA
V Drive Funds

TRn Farmers and Mechanics
Savings uans ~ Minneapolis hiss
volunteered 60 pifk up money col
tseteJ tn the current campaign
for NrCA being conducted
through twin cities area pubHt
aehaol systems according ta John
sreEvr general gHairmaa e thr
funb ittvu
TNe Minneapolis bank viii col
lreg money la Minneapolis schools
The nna drive which asks A
dollar or Ewc tpg channel q Is
currently ta progress
Nearly a quarter mili.0n sgho1l
gbiitrrB ia The twin cities area
publlc scsoels srr taking homs
specially prepared envelopes 60
rrgc,ve their parents contributions
o. the jresl educational tclevsion
station The envelopes are tnen
returned hy The pupils 20 their
tlaasfuoma where they are a..
aemhlya and stored IN ss2ckeeplpg
WnstI eo'lections are na3e along
with school savings plckurs
IRE Farmers ard Mechanics
savings Hank pf Minneapolis and
The FIRST National FauS ~ 81
ranl conduct schoai savings prp-
grams IN the twin 2iues syhcols
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
PILGRIM BAPTIST

This was Christmas Seal sun
day November "a DR. Massey
spoke Of his recent trip 20 Green
Lake, Wisconsin 10 attend the
meeting Of the Foreign Missions
Board FfiH sermon Thank God
For Light" Or Massey's topic
referred 20 the foreign representa-
tiyes az this meeting who truly
belcvd and ivd the Bible
The Quarterly meeting Of the
Minnesota State Baptist Conven-
dent, convened this Sunday at Mt
ton Of which our pastor is Pfed-
Olivet Baptist Church from 3 pm
70 pm a calendar of Pilgrim
events include Union Thanksgiv-
ing Service November "a al Day
ton avenue Presbyterian Church
Fan Carnival IT Pilgrim, Friday
and Saturday az Z pm, meeting OF
the pew donors, Friday az s pm
and the Choral Group Cantata,
Next Sunday st Z pm.
Visitors were Mrs L. Preston
City ard MFR n T, Hudson, city
Condolences goes TO Mrs Lottie
Stone and family due 20 the pass
ing Of her sister. Mrs. Cora Strot-
hers Funeral was Monday At
Brooks Funeral Home
on the sick list were Mrs. tdele
Patton, ST. Jasephs hospital and
Emily Harris who Is at home.
Pilgrim WAS especially thankful
this sunday 10 Mrs Leola Rawiins
who gave a donation OF $3.50 IS
from a recent sale OF property.
Quarterly reports OF Financial
CLERK. Doris Shannon were issued
Sunday These reports were for
the second quarter Aug Sept
Oct Special notice was given 20
those listed on the Honor Roll.
Or Massey urged us All not 90
forget 30 observe Thanksgiving
with a special devotion before Dan
ner
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IN MFMuRIsN

In loving m . m DRY Of Mrs
Phoebe r Chambers who passed
away ons sad yesr sgo. November
~ 1855.
A mother who gave us the
BEST of her life
Who cherished our secrets
oar sorrow our strife
Who taught us 10 lovc.
Who taught "a 10 pray
A mother m heaven
Cod bless her today
Sally missed ~ her children.
Mrs VI Bradley Mrs N Esceit.
Miss Alberta Chambers. Mrs
Jayne Starring Mrs Cecelia VIII
liams Mrs Dorothy Payne ard
ether relatives
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ST. PETERS AME

ours 20 Cam, was the sub
iect Rev ~ L. Simmons chose
Sunday morning November "a,
which was an eulightmsnt on the
Ten commandments He pointed
out that Jesus was not easily un-
3erst0od by those who followed
him ard that IL was easier for q
camel 20 go through the eye of "A
needle than for a rich man to en-
ter the Kingdom Of Heaven
he also emphasized that people
who lives selfish will die failure.
IN other words no dollars no
deeds. they want visible returns
But there IL no security without
God You can live with trouble
II Christ Is Ia your life
The proud parents who wit
messed the Bnptismai services for
their infants we're Mr. and Mrs
r G. Cumming, Or and Mrs Il
W Lowe. Mr. and Mrs Sidney
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs John A.
Jones' Mr. and Mrs Huntley sur
raft and MIR and Mrs Luther
Prince.
Two new members were added
10 the church They we're Mrs.
Irene Johnson, ti2t Fourth Az
8 and Mrs Cornelius Travis, 55t5
Al Az s.
Miss RByma Estes WAS request
ed tD sing solo The Lord Ia My
Light
Mrs Connie Bowman and Mrs
Wrcatha Maxwell did magui-
firent Job in their presentation 81
a play, II Have Spoken 20 Ny
Children on Sunday evening The
east included Mrs F'lpssie Harris.
Bert Wade, Maurice White, Bill
Fraction Miss Msrlene Allen Miss
shirloe Hughes, Mas Lesiy Harris
Miss Sue WoodSon. Mrs Martlyn
White and Mrs Gwendolyu Frae-
ton.
Guest artist were Miss Rayma
Estes Mr. Alvin Chamblee and
MIR Ralph primm Mrs Terry
Quails was mistress Of ceremonies
Congratulations To Miss Shirlee
Hughes who has been awarded
q certificate FOR her outstanding
services in the community
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night T30
Visitors are always welcome
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
CHURCH
NEWS

the spirit Of Thanksgiving ard
was very inSpirational
Sunday School was well attend
ed BY children and adults
The church welcomed into mem
bership three members. candidates
for baptism. They were Miss Jan
ice Jones. Miss Belna Jones and
Mr.. James T. Green joined by
christian experience
Members on the sick list include
Mrs Dorothy Williams. Mrs. Ella
Mae Hicks and Mrs. Clara Jones
Visitor was Mr. r. Turner Of
Carter Chapel CINE church, St
Paul
The pastor is asking all mem
bers 10 read Psalms 100 this week.
Mrs Henrietta York was APP
pointed chairman of the churchs
anniversary program with Mrs
Virginia Frazier as cp-chairman
Visitors are always welcome
Mrs, Clara Odell reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
Mt. oLIyET BAPTIST

The Five Great Powers OF
Life was the subject " the SER
mon preached by pastor Rev, 3,
II Hunter Sunday November "a
Music Tor the morning worship
wns rendered nv the Senior Choir
with James Milsap directing Mrs
Loretta geuo was soloist and Lor-
raine Johnson pianist.
our hats off to the youth group
namely the RYE, who presented
10 tho church their FIRST edition
~ a church pGper called the
IsAmphghfpr Those working on
the paper are Dorothy Fox. gossip
columnist Michael. Donald and
Billy Tclliyer The lockers. Joyce
LIRE Taylor, homcmagers friend
pehuy Johnson society editor.
neIuetfa simmons fashion editor
Daisy Msddlecoff bible reader and
Kirk Hayes story writer and cdi-
tor
Dr Elijah Mcintosh. pastor 81
Calvary Baptist church Duluth
delivered the messaE. for the
First Quarterly Board Meeting Of
the Minnesota state BAPTIST dis.
irict convention A. pm, Rev
Ncfntpsh used Tor a subject
Corte unto me- and III give YOU
Rest
The Senior choir members were
very distinguished in new stoieS
ard the director and pianist In
new robes A de,iicatorv psrod
was conducted hy Pastor Hunter
at the morning worship hour
Mrs louise Wilson senior choir
member emeritus observed her
18th birthday on November It's
Saturday might November n. she
was h0norcd with helated sur.
Prise birthday party given In the
tsning hau AZ the church. spon
gor~t hv me Senior choir Mission
airy Society and Pastors Aid 500.
AetY A large number attended ard
Mrs Wilson received beautiful
gifts Birthday cake ard ice cream
was served
NJ Olsvct church would like 90
sst3 corgrHtulat8ans 90 Rev Floyd
Massey fg on his recent APPOINT
meut 20 the Governors Human
Rights Commission for ths state
~ Minnesota
Oar deepest sympathy and cor
foirncc are extended 20 Tire family
~ Mrs Bessie Nccre
Mrs Josephine HaEsn. SIS Lyle
hart Az has been a8dei ia oar
list 81 sick ard shut-fns Mrs
Ruth Mcporald bs improving a.
the harns sHi " Central Az
Carts AMI calls wdH Ne appvsciat,
81
You're welcome Go worship a.
Nj Ohvet church
Mrs " Y Rel. reporter
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By Kaye Coates
$40 Aiable street
sioux Fats, = -

JUhuetta Dyaart. daughter Of
Mr. and Mira t. Dysart, 1877 a..
Oak WAS Confirmed sunday Niv
z with 100 or more other young
STEERS in a very insptrBti0nal cere-
mopy ~ So Joseph Cathedral BOA
NJ summit I attended this aerv~
ice with Mrs t. Dyaart and
ycit something deep ard sacred
about the ritual
Mrs N Caal1ey. 1919 8 Sum
NIT entertained Lords and Ladies'
~ the Masonic and Eastern Stars
and their guest IipporiuE the
birthday 81 her husband Maurice
C'u7kley The affair was n buffet
supper served in their comfy re-
creation room One could feel
honey atmosphere aA we listened
g. long play records. r " tingie
~ glasses laughter OF folks Be
fore Alfred White showed movies
six OF Tho group we're IN one corn
nor singing Narberaiiup quartet
songs Mrs Cmriee coakiey was
an ideaI hostess Her main goat
o. make her guest realize that
their slightest wish WAS her
demand The menu included
Baked ham, fried chicken caad-
ied vans. mustard greens. mae
aroui ard cheese, sliced tomatoes,
olives. pickles lettuce, choice
cheeaea. salad. hot rolls, pumpkin
pie. coffee Maurice was presented
gifts also Mrs G. ard Charlotte
W-lcher. who had birthdays In
the Month ~ Nov
Hope all had nice Thanks.
giving Wonder how many folks
stop and count those good ole
blessings Methnks ita high time
an * us were beginning 20 see
the tight car It's later than we
think
Prof Green Instructor at the
Flandreau indian school was
guest IN The Cahbeil home, 22a No
Iudiauia Green Is Fraf 81 Music
and has proven "a be an asset
fn oar small community He 81
"a 4aer. not = wiahcr
When Rosa Welsh Paige spoke
and aguE at the first Christian
Church Mrs James Moore il hin
% Mrs Paige and "a also mem
her u the First Chustjnr Church
Thelma Williams IT'S ~ Oak
~ Roll session Kids Hike 20 20
entertained the srruagers al Rock
10 tho Shaw house Alao made biz
mention o. the food These same
Eotk " Rollers were present.
Sunday School with their good
side uut
John Turner. Atchis0n. Kans
aen' an the gals photo ~ him
self Tho photos are real rice John
spent the summer her with his
Mother tie is Speeding hts winters
with his Grandma Hattie Kelly
Atthisan, bRnH
Mrs q perAirten got by a long
time but AZ last the rlu bug realty
he her she Is Hatng little better
shes az $50 " Main Ave I really
don't believe NetikR Scrrvtirtvvr
could harm orc anymore Than TIRE
fiu They ten me these screw
drivers are potent TAnn forget
Mrs =. ip your prayers, rd like
90 uaertfCn All that had the gh
biIt I 3ont rvsilv know
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nH, IouN " ,RRES
OPENS RHANgW
ANnkA. MiNNfSOfA

nt John NJ Warren chiropo-
ilst and foot specialist with nfnces
at 50uT Chicago Az has aHRount
ed Tho opening az a branch office
~ Anoka MINI q suburb o. Min.
ncapalis
The new Offices. located az 2g5
Main g. is veil equipped and
beautifully furnished. pr Warren
win take rarr ol patients mornings
At Angka and win hg In his Min
neapolis afttee afternoon ard even
ings
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29

Last weeks clinic waa the first ~
lta Kind Ia the state. and ous Of
fhe first IN the nation
Although parniytlo polio has
been eliminated by 8aIz vaccine.
the March If Dimes faces tire,
msudoua job IN helping these GRIP
Piled ar otherwise handicapped BY
the disease" Mr. OCOuuur said
fH the picture, Dr Edward Kelly
chats with . group OF young polio
victims vino we're among 30 VINO
attended the FIRST cltaig. before
proceeding uith examinations
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
Priscilla Clay
Minneapolis Motive
Buried Saturday

Services for Mrs rriarilta clay
So ~ 1854 Smelling Az. a native
81 Minneapolis aho died ia Fair
view hospital November ~ were
hold a. 10 am saturday N0vem-
her ~ at The Woodland Funeral
Chapel Rev Cleveland small. pas
tar Of So James AME church
0ifteiatcd
Mm clay was born 10 MiHne
apol,s The daughter Of Isaac and
Joanna Mcintosh pioneer Minnie
apnAs citizens The family lived on
the a8stsiac which was catlnd SO
Anthony Fails
She had b"an III for several
months aea hDspttalixed for two
weeks prior 20 her death she wa
a member ~ a. James AME
church and member Of the stew
ariaas board She was a member
u tllecta Chapter No 3 Order OF
the Eastern Star The chapter held
a short service ~ the funeral
She Ia survived by teu sisters
Mrs Betty Carson ~ Edina and
Mrs Grace BERRY Minneapolis
one brother. John Mcintosh. "a
tient AZ the Cornelius Nursing
tlome and other relatives
uuual was az Hillside cemetery
Woodland Funeral Home was
charge 90 the service
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MRS S,FRoNIA
JOHNSON DIS

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