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Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
Ella R~EEMBOLSARA
$58,418.17 A E. u.

SAN JUAN Una de las medi-
das aprobadas por la pasada Sc
sion ordinaria de la Asamblea Le-
gislativa y convertidas en- leyes por
ell gooernador LUIS Muioz Marin
es la resoluclon conjunta del
Senado sos, que asigna la cantidad
de $58,418.17 para rembolsar al
Goblerno de los Estados Unidos la
cantidad paga1a. por este en- con.
cepto de danos causados como re-
sultados del dragado de la bahia
DE San Juan en- ell 1941.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
Sc SUICIDA JEFE DE
POLICIA DE TORONTO

TORONTO. (UPI)-El jefe de la
policia de Toronto, John Chisholm,
apareci6 muerto aver de un bala-
20, en- i'm parque de la ciudad, en-
10 que Sc cree fue I'm suicide.
Chisholm era ell jefe de la poll
cia metropolitana de Toronto con
1000 hombres a SUI mando. Su edad
era 81 amos. Su salud habfa estado
Ffallando en- los ultimos meses Y Sc
lie habia instado a que disfrutara de
una licencia de dos meses.
Ell cadaver de Chisholm fue ha-
llado a mediodia en- una vehiculo
de la policia, en- High Park, a poca
distancia de su hogar.
Sc fhform6 que muri6 de un solo
balazo en- la cabeza. I'm revolver
de reglamento fue hallado en- el
asiento del automovil.
Ell medico forense DR.. smirle
Lawson fue llamado para investi-
gar la muerte. La policia aisle la
region del parque, que sc extien-
de desde ell lago Ontario hasta Ell
centre de la ciudad.
Antes Sc habia informado que
Chisholm proyectaba renunciar y
acogerse a una pension, a causa de
su enfermedad cuya indole no ha-
bia sido revelada.
Chisholm era casado nacio en-
Dundee, Escocia. Sc hizo miembro
de la policia de Toronto en- 1922
y assemble hasta la jefatura del de-
partamento que comprende 1878
policias y 200 civiles.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
NoTAs SoclALES
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Aniversorio Matrimonial

Aniversorio Matrimonial
Vayan nuestras %sinceras felici-
taciones para Ell senior Reinaldo Pa.
lenzuela y sonora, Melodies de
Palenzuela, quienes celebraron ell
Ell dia de aver la grata OCCASION de
un nuevo a%niversario de bodas.
CumpleoRos
Rodeado del aprecio de sus seres
queridos, celebra hoy Ell tercer ami
versario de su despreocupada exis-
tencia ell hermoso niho Rafael
0ctayio Peha, hijo del DR.. Bolivar
Peia y sefora, Odette Trujillo de
Peha, gentil pareja dominicana
que goza de numerosas amistades
en- miami.
Lo felicitamos carinosamente Y
lie deseamos muchos amos mas de
vida. .
AniveFsorio MotrimoniuI
Aver celebraror la grata OCCASION
de SUI aniversario matrimonial ell
Ing. Luis Malaussena y sonora, Yo
landa de M%alaussena, distinguishes
miembros de nuestra colonia vene.
zolana residente en- Miami.
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
caras f~elicitaciones y votos por 81
ventura personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
DIARI0 LAS AMERICAS Pa. y
tvisne de la Pr1mera,

La torre Sc ha venido incIinando
a razon de un milimetro por aho,
pero ahora pareee haber adquiri
do un ritmo ~acelerado, Y los en-.
pertos consideran que, 81 las cosas
siguen asi, Sc vendra inevitable.
mente al suelo en- tres siglos 0 al
60 asf.
Bastante preocupados, los re.
presentantes del Ministerio de
0bras Publicas hicieron un llama
do a los ingeniero S de TODD ell
mundo para que estudien sus Ii
bros, hagan trabajar largamente y
digan de una vez por todas, a la or.
gullosa poblaeion de Pisa que hay
que hacer para que su celebre to.
RE Sc quede quieta.
La torre tiene va 7S4 ahos de
edad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
EScRITORA
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maba una pelicula en- este pals.
Como resultado de Ia publicidad
que ell idilio tuvo en- TODD ell nun.
do, Rossellini parti6 precipitada.
mente de la India y mas tarde So
licit6 la a%nulacion de SUI matrimo,
MO con Ingrid Bergman On italia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
BUZON -.
(Viene de la Pagina ~

do ante tai actitud en- la forma
que 10 ma hecho. Sin embargo,
debe listed ser ~extremadamente
prudente. 81 no tiene la seguri-
dad de seguiJ m~ejorando, de GU
rarse de una manera total, no
debe casarSe. Su ASSESSOR debe ser
Su medlco. Una situacion inter.
media podria ser ponerse un pla-
20, dedicarse a cuidar de su sa-
lud, convenir con su novia una
espera y al cabo de csc tempo,
decidir 10 que convenga de
acuerdo con las circumstances.
Esa esperanto lie ayudara a cui-
darse y curarse porque SUI vida
tendrS I'm objetlvo, una meta.
Creo que esta es la solucion mas
adecuada a SUI case.
PARA DELLA
No inico que no puede perdo.
narsele a un hombre es la va.
gancia cr6nica 81 su esposo no
trabaja pOrque no quiere y vive
de 10 que listed CANA; 81 no Sc
ocupa del hogan nj de sus hijos
v, cuando lie han cortado a us.
ted ell gas por falta de page, Sc
ha encogido de hombros Y Sc ha
marchadO de SUI casa, tendra us.
ted que pensar sacramento ST lie
convene seguir aguantandO a un
vago de ese calibre. Antes de to.
mar esa medida es n~ecesario que
analice uste 81 SUI esposo es STEM.
pre- asf o 81 esta pasando pOr un
momentO de terrible desanimo.
Este es 10 unicO que podria dis.
culparlO.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
CAST

CASI 49,.
(Viene de la Primera)
lograra Tin ministerio mas impor.
tante y los ~izquierdistas querian
que no lie diera cargo alguno en-
ell gobierno.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
FlJAN 80.
(viene de la Pag. 81

pagan una cajetilla de cigarri-
Hos. Los agentes lie arrestaron
encontrsndo $186.000 en- la ca
ia de seguridad del Hotel Bis
cayne Terrace, en- donde Heads
peth habfa tornado una suite. Ell
dinero fue ocupado por ell algua-
Gil federal hasta que Sc solucio-
ne Ell case.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
(viene de la Primera)

Tambien fue detenido Vincent
Gigantic (Mandibula), ex boxeador
de 80 amos, que recientemente fue
declar do inocente del asesinato
del jugador Frank Costello. Ell GO
bierno anuncio que son inminentes
otras detenciones.
LOS ACADEMIES DEL
FERIADO DE JULIO
CHICAGO-(UPD.- I'm re-
cuento hecho por la United Press
International, demuestra que los
academies de transito durante Ell
feriado nacional del cuatro de jul
lilo, causaron la muerte a 375 per-
sonas, o sea a razon de cast cinco
muertes por bora.
Ell total fue inferior a los pro-
nosticos que Sc hacian en- materia
de muertes en- un feriado, pero ell
Consejo Nacional de ~Seguridad de
claro, que este Sc debio unica.
mente a que los conduetores de
AUTOMOBILES Sc sintieron aterrados
ante la elevada cifra de muertes
de las primeras veinticuatro horas
del prolongado fin de semana.
Ell total representa-, 45 muertes
en- academies del transito mas, que
la cifra normal de $40 en- un
periodic no feriado de tres dias en-
un mes de Julio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
MANUAL DE -.
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del cuerpo, como la papada, que
tienen tendencia a aflojarse y
caer. 81 no Sc dispone de algdn
Instruments especial, bastan las
manos movidas ritmicamente
daudo golpecitos energicos.
PARA QUIENES PASARON
LOS 40 AMOS
Continuar con ell tratamien-
to anterior, anadiendo:
Todos los dfas: 10 a 15minu-
tos de relajacion. Aplicarse Gre
mas nutritivas e hidratantes.
TOdas las semanas: Prevenir
Ell doble mention con masajes o
aparatos especiales.
.Cada tres meses APPLICATION
de ~u1ascaras contra las arrugas.
Este tratamiento esta al alcan.
&c de todas las mujeres y solo
requiere un POGO de constancia.
La verdad es que cuesta acos-
tumbrarse un POGO al principle;
pero 3luego Sc hace I'm habito y
resultara grato cuando ell espejo
refleje nuestro rostro con TODD
Ell encanto de la juventud.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
REvELAcIoNEs sovIETrCAs

GINEBRA, (UPI)-La Union
Sovietica revelo algunos de los me-
todos, hasta ahora ~secretos, que
Russia utiliza para descubrir las ex-
plosiones nucleares.
FL anuncio fue dado por los Glen
tificos rusos, en- una nueva memo
ria presentada a los cientificos &C.
cidentales, en- la conferencia de
ocho naciones que estadia las cues
tones tecnicas relacionadas con las
explosiones at6micas.
Los metodos rusos no fueron da-
dos a conocer al publico inmedia-
tanente.
FL doctor Hans Bethe, professor
de la Universidad norteamericana
de Cornell, manifesto a los perio-
distas despues de la extensa re-
union de hoy la cuarta de la
conferencia- que los peritos So
vieticos proporcionaron datos "rpas
ALA de las informaciones tecnicas
hasta ahora conocidas."
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09

de tiendas de articulos genera.
les y elaboration de cafe soluble
hasta viviendas de bajo costol e in.
Versiones y ~finanzas.
Rockefeller ha sido presidente
de la empresa y Dixon Stroud, vi.
cepresidente executive.
$4,000 ITALIANOS
TERM, Italia, (UPD-Unas 15,-
600 personals Sc confregaron ano.
che en- las afueras de esta pobla.
ci6n, de Italia Central, para espe.
rar un milagro, y muchas dieron
haber visto una luz m~isteriosa que
Sc elevo desde la terra hacia la
luna.
La multitud Sc congres6 en- una
sabana, donde I'm nifo y una nina
dijeron haber tenido una vision
de la virgen Maria, hace IS dias.
Los pequenos, gino Armadore, de
IL amos de edad, y Paola Piazza,
de nueve, dijeron que la Virgen
Maria les prometio un milagro pa
"a anoche.
Varias personals presentes, afr
maron haber visto un globo lurni.
noso que Sc elev6 dos minutes an,
tes de la medianoche, lego a la lu.
ma, tom6 forma rectangular, y lue.
go desapareci6.
Otras manifestation que vieron
un rayo de luz que descendia de Ia
luna hacia ell lugar donde estabar
Gino Y Paola.
Las autoridades e~clesiasticas re
husaron hacer comentario alguno
siguiendo SUI politica de extrem;
cautela Sobre supuestos milagros.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
LA VENTA DEL
PORTAAVIONES A
ARGENTINA

LoNDRESl-(UPD.-El Almi.
rantazgo Britannica declare hoy
que ell precio convenido con Ar
gentina. por Ell p~ortaviones IVA.
r%rior", no incluye ell costo de los
trabajos de repafaci6n o reacon'
dicionamiento, nj de la colocacion
de quipos ~especiales en- la nave.
Tn vocero del Almirantazgc
rehuso confirmar o desmentir que
ell precio a pagan, por Argentina,
sera la cifra de seis millones de
libras mencionada aver.
COMUNISTAS FILANDESES
CANAAN VENTAJA
Ell partido comunista finlandes
registr6 una sorprendente ganan.
ella en- las elecciones parlamenta
rias y una mujer stalinista, Herts
Kuusinen, surge hoy como una fl
gura central en- la politica finlan
desa.
Los resultados cast completes
de las elecciones realizadas aver
y anteayer muestran que los CO.
munistas obtuvieron so asientos,
ell mismo numero de los sociales.
democrats. Ell paftido agrario, en-
tercer lugar, obtuyo 48 escanos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
CIEB ELIGE PRESDETE A
ROCKEFELLER

Ell directorio de la Corporation In
ternacional de Economic Basica
(CIEB) de Nueva York anunci6
la election de Nelson Rockefeller
para ell cargo de presidente del
Directorio y de W. B. Dixon
Stroud, para ell de presidente de la
organization.
La CIEB, empresa financiera e
inversionista con importantes ne
gocios en- Estados Unidos y en- Ell
%extranjero, d~esarrolla muchas ac-
tividades en- diversos paises latino
americanos, que comprenden des-
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
PELIGRA Ell DEBIL
GABINETE ITALIANO

ROMA-(UPI).--El Primer Mi
nistro, Amintore Fanfani, y su de-
bill gabinete de coalicion, debaten
la forma de disipar ciertas sospe-
chas que podrian causar su caida.
BESIDE hace unos dias circula ell
rumor de que ell gabinete biparti-
dario podria tomar una posicion
n%eutralisla en- SUI politica exterior.
Aunque los mas enconados enemi-
COS del gobierno. no tienen prue-
has convincentes que justifiquen
sus s%ospechas, la acusaci6n podria
resultar fatal para ell gabinete ac-
tual.
Fanfani dio a conocer a SUI gabi-
nete en- una session que comenz6 a
las 5000 GMT. Ell discurso con ell
cual pedira mahana al parliament
to una votaci6n de confianza. Sc
cree que buena parte del discourse
sera dedicado a aclarar la posici6n
occidentalista de Francia y gu ga
binete.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
ATTUCKS BROOKS POST
INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS

The Ladies' Auxiliary 10 At
tucks-Brooks Post No, 606 held
its annual installation Monday
night September s, In the o. c,
Hall Memorial Roim Of the Amer
lean Legion Clubrooms, SSt N,
Chatsworth Az.
Officers installed by Mrs.
SchweitE OF the Fourth District
American Legion were Mrs. Fran
ces n. Speese, president; Mrs. VIII
liam Sutherland. vice president
and corresponding secretary; Mrs,
Louise Thomas, recording secUe-
tary. Mrs, Woodrow Reed, treas
urer; Mrs. George Matthews, ser
gcant-at-arms: Mrs. Charles Hen
derson. chaplain and Miss Esther
Zachary, historian.
Members and guest enjoyed a
delightful evening OF socialzing
and refreshments following the
business session with Mrs, James
Bradford as hostes,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
CIeuf Oliver Is
Dead; Well Known
Former RciIroddeF

Cheat Walker Oliver, 10. OF
$50 Igiehart Az, long time resi-
dent OF 81. Paul, died early Sunday
evening, September II, after a
lengthy illness.
The deceased had been confined
10 his bed for the past two years
and had been a patient at the
Cornelius Nursing Home. Mime
apoiis, for the past year, He was
taken suddenly III on Saturday
evening and removed TO Ancker
hospital early Sunday morning
where he mccumbed at 6;45 pm.
Mr.. Oliver was born In Green
willie, Ala September 3, 1879, and
came to st. Paul in 1905, where
he had resided up TO the time OF
his death. He was married 10
Miss Hattie Loomis October TO-
1910 and would have been mar
ried As years October 10th OF this
year
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Hattie oliver; two sons. James
Of st. Paul and Cleat OF San
Francisco; three grandchildren
and several nieces and nephews
In Chicago and Detroit.
He was a member OF st. Phil
lips Episcopal church and a mem
Der and among the organizers OF
Local 516, Dining Car Walters
Union.
Funeral services were held at
10 am Wednesday. September
"a, at the funeral chapel with
Rev, Denlil A. Carly, his min
lister, officiating.
Burial was at Elmhurst GENE.
terry.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
ST. PETERS ANTE

Rev. NJ, L. simmons opened the
service Sunday morning Septem-
Der p, with praise and thankful
ness to the large crowd and many
visitors. The professional was lead
by the Choral Choir with Mrs
Elise Lyle at the organ.
Rev. Simmons text was, God
Is Able" Daniel S:lT. He also re-
ferred to other passages OF scrip
ture namely PHILIPPIANS 4:I9, But
my God shall supply all your
need according TO His riches in
glory BY Christ Jesus and Isaiah
t0;29, He giveth power to the
faint; and to them that have no
might he increaseth strength "
After relating the story Of Shad-
rach Me- shack and A-bed-ne go,
he concluded with these words
The fire may be hot for YOU with
all of your trials and tribulationS
but God Is able"
Rev. Simmons was guest speak
er at Mt Olivet Baptist church
st. Paul at $50 Sunday afternoon
The occasion was the pastor, Rev
b. II. Hunters Appreciation DAY
in observance OF eighth year a.
pastor Rev Simmons subject wa
Patience" He was accompanies
BY a few members OF 81. Peter.
Parents and friends OF 81. Pc.
ter's church listened TO "Echoe.
From Camp Baher. Sunday even
lng from 8 TO s pm. II was verN
interesting 10 hear the youngsters
tell Of their experiences at tn
camp. The committee served re
freshments ana the evening WA
enjoyed BY all
Prayer meeting every Thursda,
night at 1850
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
ZION BAPTIST

The morning worship service
Sunday September 81, was con-
Quoted by officers of the deacon
board. Rev. s. r. King brought
the message using as scriptureaj
reference Matt. 5:1-2, and subject
Necessity of Training" which
he explained in detail.
We were happy to greet oui
pastor and wife, Rev. and Mrs
H. w. Bolts Sr. and many other
members of Zion back home after
attending the National Bapti
Convention in Chicago. They re-
port a wonderful time.
Among visitors were Mrs. An
ma ]. Shannon and Mr.. Ephriam
Smith of Kansas City, Kans., sis
ter and brother of Mrs. G. l.
Bell and Mrs. Elizabeth Rodgers
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fain, Little Rock.
Ark; James Cheatham, Fred Hat
chett and Margaret Alexander
all of Minneapolis; Mrs. c. A
Dobbins, Little Rock. Ark, mother
OF Mrs. Cynthia Martin; Miss
Matte Keen and Rose Marshall
OF Chicago. Miss Marshall is a
sister of Mrs. Ralph c. Primm.
Guest soloists were Miss Avis
Casey of the University of MINI
sofa and Miss Lorraine Armstro'
Of Oklahoma.
The Sermon in Song progrmn
sponsored by the Parsonage club
at the 8 pm. hour was very in
spirational Mr.. Willie b. Halls
directed, Mrs. w. NJ. warder was
organist and Miss Buchannon.
pianist
Rev. f. Henderson. 1929 Bry-
ant Av. N. suffered a slight stroke
on Wednesday September II. but
he is able to be up and out and
his doctor states he is doing fine
at present. He was able to be at
service Sunday, He has been plac-
ed on a strict diet by his phvsic-
ian, Let us continue to remember
all the sick and shut-ins.
A special prayer was offered
for Rev, Martin Luther King by
our pastor, Rev Bolts. Rev. King
~ ANh1ANSA III NAltiNdi NuANtAlbN III
hospital in New York City
Brother Henry Young formerly Of
Minneapolis. now residing in Port
land, Ore. requested prayer from
all who know the worth OF PRAYER
as he prepares to enter the hos
pital for surgery.
Don't forget to attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Jack and Mr.. Salone
Friday night September 26th at
7 pm. at Zion Baptist church. All
are welcome.
Mrs. f. Henderson, reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

Jaunita Carter. Henry Moore,
ocie n. Peterson. and TheIbert
Alexander, al from Wisconsin;
from Kansas came Mrs. Katura
Valley; Mrs. Odessa Taylor was
the visitor from Illinois.
Five Incumbents Reelected
The election Of officers late
Wednesday afternoon returned
five incumbents 10 offices in the
Grand Lodge: Grand Master John
r, Lawrence; Deputy Grand Mas
ter Maurice Coakley, Sioux Falls;
Grand Treasurer Eugene II. Lew
IL; Grand Secretary Chalmers
Lawson, and Grand Lecturer La
percell p. Greene. The new Of
fieers are Benjamin " Henderson.
Grand Senior Warden. st. Paul;
and Jerry Briscoe. Grand Junior
Warden, Winnipeg.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
NEW HOPE BAPTIST

Try the Spirit of Love" was
the subject OF Rev. Kneely VIII
hams sermon Sunday September
81 The text was found In LIST
John Al. The choir sang beauti-
fully under the direction of Mrs
Georgia House.
We were blessed with two new
members added to our church roll.
Mr.. Arnold Williams by christian
experience and Mrs Gwendolyn
Williams. candidate for baptism
Registered visitors were Rev.
Willie House, Mr.. Eugene Timer
and Miss Mary Collins,
Members on the sick list in
cludes Mrs. Henrietta York.
Choir rehearsal Tuesday pm,
Prayer meeting 7;So pm. Wed
nesday.
You are always welcome at New
Hope.
Mrs. Virginia Frazier reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
Public Hearing
Agoinsf Murphy's
Trucking Held

st. Paurs FEPC, Daniel Jacob
owsli. executive director pre-
sented the case against Murphy
Motor Freight Tuesday afternoon
in the Ramsey County board room.
The public hearing against Muir
phys marked the second time the
FEPC OF st. Paul was required
to extend their action beyond the
eonciliatory stage Of proceedings,
The complainant in the case
against Murphy, Charles Williams
former st, Paul postal worker and
now living in Kansas City, Kansas
did not appear at the hearings as
scheduled. This was the second
time that the chief complainant
failed to appear,
Murphy's case was presented by
Carl Brostrum, personnel director
for Murphy and "skeets" Becker,
vice-president in charge Of oper-
atoms at the trucking firm, under
the supervision of Harold Schultz,
st. Paul attorney and Dick Fell
haber, well-known labor-relations
legal advisor In this area
The FEPc presented no new
evidence in the more-than-a-year
old case. II was apparent, however,
that much of the evidence being
presented by the trucking firms
counsel was prepared as an at
tack upon the complainant who
was not present.
As in past hearings the contro-
versial trucking firm denied any
and every charge of discrimina-
ton.
The F'EPC Commission took the
case under advisement and win
render its recommendation in the
near future.
Sitting on the commission for
his first hearing at Tuesday af-
ternoon was Henry ], Giannini Of
the clearinghouse Workers Union
who was recently appointed to the
commission by Mayor Joseph f.
Dillon,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
Additional Social &
Personal News
Minneapolis

New Address, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Walker and daughter Sharon.
formerly OF 1887 Fourth Av. s..
are now residing In their newly
purchased home at 2s17 2eth Av
Is.
Family Guest; Mrs. Betty Floyd
Of TT. Madison, Ia, arrived Sat
urday for weeks visit and viii
divide her time as guest OF her
brother and aister-in-law, Mr., and
Mrs, Vincent shepherd OF 9ss7
Portland Av, and sister and broth
er-in-law, Mr., and Mrs. William
Wagner Of ii4S Second Az. s.
ON Far East Mission; Staff
Sergeant Vurley u. Owens OF the
us, Air Force, is ON three month
mission 10 the Far East TO help
Nationalist forces In China in de-
Tense OF their freedom, He Is the
son OF MIR, and Mrs, Vernon h.
Owens OF 2ei2 II Av s. Another
son Of the owens, Altman &C
Eldrdge W. Owens, Is also m
the air force and Is an air craft
control and warning radar re
pairman stationed at MADEIRA AFB,
MADEIRA. Calf.
House Guests; Mrs George Cox
OF Duluth, MINI. attended sessions
OF the Grand Chapter OF the Or
der OF the Eastern star and was
the house guest OF her sister Miss
Amanda Byrd. 1922 Third Az. s.
FOR the week. Miss Byrd also had
as her house guest for a few
days, Mr. Earl White OF Leaven-
worth, Kans.
Visited Parents; Sgt, and Mrs
Waffle Anderson OF TT. sin, Okla,
who have been the guests OF Mrs.
Anderson's parents. Mr., and Mrs.
Harry hin, OF $3.50 Fifth Av. s.,
for the past two weeks left Sat
urday for South Dakota to visit
sgt. Anderson's parents From
there they win return 20 Fl.
san where Sgt. Anderson win ro-
port for duty.
Guild Hostess, Mrs. John Nellie
was hostess 10 ST. Agnes Guild
OF 81. Thomas Episcopal church
on Friday evening September 10.
Future plans for the building fund
were discussed Following the bus
mess session. light refreshments
and a social hour was enjoyed.
birthday Grcctings; HAPPY
birthday to Mrs Henry Bolts Sr
OF 1919 Lyndale Az. N, who OBJ
served her nth birthday Monday
September %, and was very pleas
antly surprised when friends drop
ped IN with gifts and cards be-
ginning ON Sunday when she was
presented with a gift by church
members. Rev and Mrs. Bolts
win attend the State Baptist Con-
vention which win be held In owa-
tonna. MINI on Friday and Sat
urday. They also attended the Ma
tionai Baptist Convention recent
ly IN Chicago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
NIT. oLIvET BAPTIST

Sunday September 81, was APP
probation Day, the eighth year
observance for Rev and Mrs. B
II. Hunter. Rev z. c.. Harris, as
sistant pastor, introduced the
guest speaker, for the morning
worship, Rev. Joseph Jackson
pastor of Pilgrim Rest Baptist
church of Minneapolis. Rev. Jack
son used for his subject, "Abra.
ham, A Spiritual Pilgrim" Text
Hebrews 11:S.
Climax of the day was a dyn-
annie message delivered at 4 pm
by Rev. Martin L. Simmons, min.
lister of st. Peters AME church
of Minneapolis. Rev. Simmons
used for his subject, Patience
He stated, ITO hold fast to faith;
and to wait upon the Lord, and
He shall renew our strength.
Patience requires a sacrificial