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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-17
SEw HorE BAPTIST

on Sunday January ~, Rev.
kneely Williams, chose for his
subject. "A Champion for God /"
The text was taken from II Tim
gthy 4.T-s.
Installation service for the new
iy elected officers Of the church
we're held Sunday Officers were
duly installed BY the pastor Mr..
Ransom SinOus was appointed 20
the deacon board as trial deacon
Mr. James Cryer - saperntend-
ent Of Sunday School Ransom
Sim0ua IL assistant superintendent
and teachers are Rev Williams
adult class No. I, Miss Belna
Jones, class No 2. Miss Janice
Jones, class No. 3; Mrs. VI Fraz-
Ter class No. 4
we were blessed with two new
members added 10 the church roll
SIR. Sam Timer. formerly Of Eb-
enezer Baptist church In Misiss-
ippi, by christian experience and
Miss Julia Mae Jones, candidate
for baptism
Visitors registered were Mrs.
W Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Jackson, Miss Mile Church and
Mr. Slias Smith
We note the following on our
sick list. Mrs Sarah Hubbard
Choir rehearsal Friday at Z
p m The Mission win meet Sunday
January 10, at the home OF Mrs
Williams, $50 " Chatsworth,
congratulations % Mfr and Mrs,
Ellis Odell on the birth OF a baby
CIR
Visitors are always welcome
Mrs. Clara Odell reporter.
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ST. PAUL LUTHERAN

The topic for Pastor sunwall's
sermon last Sunday was, I'm NV
Fathers House The text from
which this topic was taken is
found in the gospel OF Luke verses
1852 He said There in real
Inspiration IN being In the house
Of God Jesus as "A man appeals
% some % us
Jesus in His suffering appeals
20 0thefs Jesus at the age OF
twelve" appeals 60 the boy or girl
who ig Ia the adolescent age Pas
tor sunwall emphasized three main
points In his sermon The Fam
liy IN Gods House He spoke OF
the holy family. consisting of
Joseph. Mary and their son Jesus
AS being on a religious pilgrimage
They took time out for religion
They were N Gods bouae for a
religious observance Their rel
Htives were there also Some
people asA The question, should
babies be brought 90 church
Some say they cry Babies should
be brought 10 the House Of God
The goal should be, the entire
family IN church
2 Surprising Him 90 be IN the
company We cannot take things
for granted our friends might
be fine good living people but that
does not mean that Jesus As with
them Because our forefathers we're
good christians does not mean that
we are christians
Rebukc When the parents
found Jesus In the temple they
rebukcd Him They had sought tor
three days before they found Him
10 answer 90 their rebuke Jesus
sald. Know ye not that | must be
IN my Fathers House fbusiness} +"
Being about the Fathers bus
mess and faith In the Lord Jesus
Christ cannot be separated II
we have faith In Him wc will be
about our Fathers business Re-
dedicate yourself this year 10 be
IN Gods House and in Gods bus
mess
Pastor SunwaH announced that
from January ~ 20 February Il.
each Wednesday evening there
viii DO three simultaneous Bible
study and Prayer services ln
homes In three areas Reserve
these evenings FOR Pre- .tanleH
Services Homes and time az these
services win be announced later
AL are welcome
Anna Wendell parish worker
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ZION RAPTIsT

At the II m worship service
Sunday January Il. Rev. f. Hen
ierson read the scripture, Psalm
227-I7 The pastor Rev. II w.
sottts Sr., took his text from
verse II, "And who so ever VIII
let him take OF the water Of
life freely. We were much in
Ipired by the message.
Little Clifford Marty was con-
,ecrated at the morning hour, Mr..
md Mrs Clifford Marty Sr, are
he parents.
Mrs Ethel Tyler united with
the church. A prayer for spiritual
Guidance was offered for Miss
Nary Seatan,
At the eight O'Clock Zion hour
pirifuai expressions were rend~
red by the Senior Choir and the
Hale singers. Rev Stanley King,
assistant pastor spoke from the
rriprure PISA I4i, using as a
mb|eCt. THE Fool has said In
us Heart, There is No Cod His
iermuuette was uplifting,
Visitors were Joe l.. Wilson,
elsie Foley Mr. and Mrs James
=. Nichols, wilbur Nichols, Mar
uB Jackson. Maurine H0lliway al
u Minneapolis and Christy O'Neai
" Kansas City, Mo Visitors are
always welcome at Zion
ON Saturday evening January
II, we enjoyed a musical program
presented by the Minneapolis ard
81 Paul Choral Unions Guest art
a was the Rev Mrs While Mae
Ford Smith Of st Louis, Mo-
who Inspired our hearts with the
touch 81 divine love
Our Associate pastor Rev $
r. King WIS guest suioist az First
Covenant church Dassel MINI
Sunday mirnirE Rev. c. A An
derson is the pastor
A series Of lectures and instrtlc-
lions on church membership will
be- given next Sunday from $3.50
90 8 80 p m AZ the church. Topic
will be The Nature and Mission
Of the Church Rev II w Bolts
sr. Rev 8 r., King and Mrs,
Coicstia Fraction viii be the lead
ers All are welcome 10 attend
Remember the sick and shut-ins,
Prayer meeting every Wednes-
day evening al 730
After four years absence from
reporting the church news your
reporter is happy To greet you
again and hope that thru the divine
guidance OF God, we viii strive for
better things in the ensuing year
Mrs T.. Henderson, reporter
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Mr.. oLIyET BAPTIST

Rev. r. II. Hunter pastor In
troduced the guest speaker for
Junior Church Day Rev, w +.
Armstrong Of Pilgrim Rest Bap-
list church Minneapolis Ills sch
ject was. Combating Heathenlsm.
Ia the Community" using as
scripture reference, Mark 5.20.
The Youth Choir provided music
directed by James Martin and
Doris Alexander pianist Special
selection for the morning was
rendered by the 'Gospeletts with
Eron Kemp as accompanist.
Rev. b. II. Hunter. Mr. r, ~
Daniels, superintendent OF the
church school, youth and adult
members participated in the sun
day School and BTU state Con-
gress held at Pilgrim Baptist
Church from $3.50 70 Z pm. sun
day January ~ Mrs. Cynthia
Westbr0olSs is state president
The Musical program sponsored
blythe Trustee Board az the 7.45
pm. hour was well attended
Rev, Hunter win leave January
20 for Hot Springs, Ark, 10 attend
sessions Of the mid-winter board
meeting Of the National Baptist
Convention.
Sincere sympathy is extended 10
Mr. and Mrs. c. Rawlings and Mr.,
and Mrs George Wilson and fam
lies in their bereavement Mrs
Wilson and Mrs. Rawlings attend
h.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-17

wail b. crowned BY the current
Miss America, Marilyn Van Der
bur ~ Colorado Comedian George
Cobei Is slated % appear al the
Saturday afternoon semlfinais pro-
GRIM
Minnesota mayors. editors. and
legislators Rill se gueats of the
Winter Carnival On Saturday. Feb
uIary / That days activities Will
be devoted % children, with a free
Auditorium SNOW IN the morning
starring cBS-TVs Dick Summons.
~ho plays the role " sgt Preston
of the Yukon Simmons Is a native
of ST. Paul Youngsters also win
take part In an ice fishing contest
midget hockey tournament. and
playground programs The satur-
day show will be- concluded With
tire colorful Turchlite Parade. an
Illuminated version Of the Grande
Parade. which viii begin AZ the
Capitol and Wind up az the audi
tonum Both George Gobel and
Dick 8immons are scheduled 10
ride in the procession Winter
Carnival paradob are the only ones
In the world when pass through q
building
A professional Western League
no, key game between 81 PauIs
Saints and Calgary xiii be- held in
tho auditorium sunday afternoon,
February 2 That night Vulcan
will successfully coneiude hia
struggle with Boreas IN a blaze
% fireworks Vt Highland Park
All events on the program are
free except the Queens Coronation,
Centennial Pageant Auditorium
seats for the parades and the ski
Jumping and professional hockey
Further information regarding the
Winter Carnival can be obtained
by whiting santpauttes fncorpor
ated, $50 Cedar. So Pau I, or
lclephoning ca 2-4it6
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MARGARET RurAFRFoRp
DIES, HAD LIVED IN
TEXAS. KANSAS & CANADA

Mrs Margaret Rutherford. 3sla
.rhr1 Az g. died after hrlct
illness Friday evening January 10
i'm So Marys hospital She entered
the hospital on December 20, after
suffering stToke Ia her hume
that eveninE and remained ln a
coma until her death on January
40
She was born 10 W8go. Texas
ard az rhild was taken with
her family to Kansas where aHr
was married 10 The late James
Rutherford rho family moved
from Kansas 70 Canada, where
the deceased made her home fr9m
1912 until 1885 when aha came On
Minneapolis % make her home
Nitn her daughters Mrs Ruth
Alien and Mrs Harriet Webster
aud their families
Surviving are threv d8uEhtrrs
the Mines vcstA tuxun. Harriet
Webster ana Ruth Alien. an az
Minneapolis tw-u sors. Homer and
Lloyd Rutherford ~ Canada three
grant daughters Margaret Nc.
Moore. Carol Alien and MaryH
Webster tao great grauds1ns
Gregory and Daryl McMoofo an
af Minneapolis and other relatives
Funeral services were held az
2 pm Menday January i3 AZ the
Woodland Funeral ttams with Rev
Martin T. Simmons officiating
The remains were shipped Monday
evening 20 Winnipeg Canada. Cor
burial IN nrookside cemetery Do.
side her late husband Iame1
Rutherford
Mrs Neata ti8xop. Mr. and Mrs
Nick Webster ata MIS- Ruth Alien
daughters ami son "a law segem
parted the rrmatns e. Canada ra,
hual Alfred Clark q Kansas
civ Kans a roaan arriyet Mon
aay morning e ALTERED the funeral
woodsrd tapsrN Ho,ue was ia
charge Of the service
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CARD or THANKS

We the family Of the late Mrs
Margaret Rutherford, wish to
thank our many friends relatives
and ncighbors for their kindness
and sympathy expressed In cards.
kilograms flowers and personal
services during Our bereavement.
Especially do we wish TO thank
Rev NJ L. Simmons for his com
forting remarks. The bitterness
was certainly softened by such
gestures
The HixOu, Webster and Alien
families
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-17
IN MENIOKIAM

In loving memory OF our beloved
husband and father, Edward
Hayes. who passed away two years
ago, January H. 1856,
More and more each day we miss
him
Friends may think the wound is
healed;
But they little know the sorrow
Lies within our hearts concealed
Sadly missed By Mrs Marjorie
Hayes, wife and Mr. and Mrs
Vincent Shepherds daughter and
son-iu-law.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-17

i'1W q uhf F1FVp Tor SERIES ~
pafadea pugeauts ard winter
aports activities presided over ny
King goreas ana his Queen n
SHOWS
The thread 81 mythology is
woven into all Winter Carnival ae.
tiwliea Legends winch date back
70 1856 and the nrst ~ PAID Win
ter Carnival form an important
part ~ The program
BEHIND tho phgrantry ~ this
high spirited affair lies an inter
eating story An eastern newspaper
correspondent visited 81 Paul in
1885 and reported that the city
wab another Siberia unfit Tor
human hahitation This stirred the
city fathers into action 20 defiant
" prove 20 the rest ~ the world
that winter 20 81 Paul can h. m
inyigoratinE adventure Today The
Winter Carnival is rnnbed among
Ansfieaa ten leading festivals
= gala fefo That attracts thousands
~ visitors earh year
Chief ngurs IN the drama IL
King ij0reaH Ia ruler IT the NORTH
Wind who annually select ~ Paul
10 be hla headquarters for week
of reyciry tioteaa and his brother
Princes OF The Eaaf West, and
Hoptt Winds hold court Al The be.
ginning ar the show rhey are
Joined later by the Queen ~ auows
selected from among the most
beautiful utiaenu tu his domain
Hofea| brsh-rval vulcan. the
ttfe KING storms onto the aoeac
and baaina 20 plot against the
North wind monarch AZ the close
of the week Vulcan and hts maHh
ell followers successfully drive Hof
eaa from hta throne hefai,liug tne
approach Of spring and wauuar
weather
The tradition Carnival aetteitica
VIII BE- bulwaftsd during 1868 Win
events commemorative Mime
sofas TOOTH anniversary ~ q state
Theme Of the bs Carnival Ia Cen
teHniat Holiday
The opening week end win hs
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Championships win attract com
teEtanta from 20 stataa Tor two
afternoons u racing AZ a track on
the frozen surface Of Lake Como
Childrena Mutt Rates also Ndll
be a Lake Como feature on sun
day The Worlds Original lee
Fishing Contest in which 1000
nngIera fish for prize winning eat
chez, ana the Winter Carnival Akl
Jumping Championships are Two
other sunday highiigbts The Ice
fishing event Ia II White Bear
Lake and the SKI jumping AZ Battle
Creek slide
Some $500 square dancers from
IL states viii spta about 10 the
cadence ~ . score Of callers in tins
auditorium Saturday night The
National Ma Iorette Championship
with baton tWlriera representing "a
states viii come 10 climax sun
day night IN the auditorium in COM
junction with the festivals Musical
Jamb0rer
vulcan and hta followers viii be.
Rn week 1T hi nnJes Monday
January IN the Elrs Kings Crew
rides about IN m ancient fire truck
shooting on blank cartridges and
planting aooty kisses on The cheeks
~ uuatbroeting females
The Queen for Day NBC nv
tclsumon program win originate
from the Auditorium neatsr for
nys afternoons. Monday through
Friday during the Winter earn.
ival Master ~ Ceremonies Jack
Baiiey viii award thousands of
dollars worth ~ prizes and yhea-
tlon trips This lis the first time
that Queen for n Day" has moved
from It's Hollywood locale since it
became network TV shGw IS
months ago
The ChfnivarB own Queen ~
Shows vii be crowned ln q majestic
program at the Auditorium Tues.
day night January ~ More than
5000 persona win be IN the audi.
enre.
The Artists Costume ban a gala
masquerade managed by various
art organizations. " scheduled far
the 81 Paul Hotel Wednesday,
night January 70
Figure skating viii be- spot
lighted IN tho King goreaa lee
Revue presented By members Of
The 80 Paul Figure Skating club
1T The Auditorium Thursday ant
Friday nights January 20 ard ~
The Musical Pot O'Gold win be "a
feature on THURSDAY night IN
downtown streets
Throughout the week thousands
of persons viii be searching Tor
King lioteaF Treasure Chest con
faiuiug upwards al ~ 500 in cash
Clues published Ia the So Paul
Dispatch and Pioneer pFeas each
day wiil lead treasure seekers 20
thr buried loot
The final week end win be- WOW
On around the contest 10 aeIeet
Nttss Centennial Mlnneaota Can
dtdates from more than 80 Minnie
sofia cities al towns viii compete
10 talent bathing stnt, and formal
gown divisions Friday night Ian
uary - Saturday afternoon. Feb
ruafy T. and sunday afternoon.
February 2 The winner win pre-
side over an major Statehood Cen
tpuual events and win represent
Minnesota IN the Misa America
Pageant AZ Atlantic city She will
BE- the FIRST state candidate for
Miaa America selected ID 1868 and
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crowded Win variety ~ events
tTrst official act nin be the open.
InR ~ the downturn skating plaza
located m the center ~ Fifth
Street one N Sc I'aula busiest
thoroughfares The skating rink ia
lined with smhrt shops and ls dec
GRATED With imaginative lee cary
lngB created BY professional Beulp
tors
A pubic taboRRap slide also viii
be open 70 the public during earn
tvI week a set n ies chutes, a
hair Ia length. ARE construct
ed In front ~ the handsome Min
nosota Capitol Tho slldc is lighted
and IL crowded with young and
ola throughout the week
on Friday night January "A.
King fsoreas XXI win receive hia
crown IN tha civic auditorium a
variety program emea.d by Ass's
radio comedian Jim Baekua lMr.
NaRa0l VIII follow
Outdoor events win be featured
pn Saturday, January -. ana sun
day January ~ The elaborate
Ciraudr Parade VIII move through
dDputpwu streets and into the
auditorium aa turdAy afternoon.
Michael Ansara WHIT porirBya Coo
Hse On the ABC nv Broken Ar
row adventure series, win ride u
horse IN the procession Grand
Marshall VIII be Gen W @ Wy
man commanding general u me
~ 3 Continental Army Command
Irhs National Bpecd BkattnR
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For Thou. q Lord. hast not
f0rSaken those who seek
Thee, - Psalm 3. i0l
Most happy and blessed Ia
he who, early IN life. has sx-
perieuCed a real demonstra.
ti0n Of Gods love and mercy,
through devotion and prayer
and who then. having
sought and found Our Heav-
emily Father, never for an in
slant thereafter departs from
Him and Ills goodness all the
years Of his being Too few
Of as, uHhsppily seek God and
His grace until cur course Is
almost run
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Self propelled nRNallaa went atH
combat for she Orgt uu'e Jan H.
1914 when two tespeAo hnmhers
fFutu Navy eNeNgt carrier at
utckeA German ttRHat Win
rockets Hrod from thest WINGS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-17

from Jan. "a Thru fob. 2
1858 St. Paul Winter
Carnival To Spark
State CenteniaI. Start

Minnesota yearipng centennial celebration viii get away
10 roaring during the 1853 81 Paul Winter Carnival
january "a through February q
The thriving industrial city Of st. Paul capta city Of the
state viii relax for 10 days 70 hold r1ckug festival
Of Old Man Winter Frgd temperatures and aud viii
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-17

Rev. Wllhe Mae Ford Smith Of
81. Louis, No. preached az the
7 so pm. service. She took her
text from 81. Matt 1919, using
Us subject. Keys
PRAYER meeting every Thurs
day night az 80.
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sypsoEfur Nv Van r1nAy,
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The opening week -snd win b
The Sidney herald., 1958-09-03
Hay Creek
BY County Woman's Club

Sig Rude took Mrs. Rude,
Sonia, Sandra, Joyce and Rosalie
Anderson and Gloria Desonia to
the Luther League camp at Brush
Lake Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dore and
children drove to Medora Tues
day to see the pageant "Old Four
Eyes"
Wednesday Mrs. Les Tjaden Of
Portland, Ore, and her children,
Leslie and Leatrice, and Mrs.
Irvan Zadow and daughters Of
Sidney visited their sister, Mrs.
Chester Dore.
The Garfield Linde's and Nam
cy Jones returned from Helena,
where they visited MIR. and Mrs.
D. E. Roberts and son Danny.
Sunday the Garfield Linde's
and Nancy Jones were guests at
the Bill Lewis home at Sioux
Pass. Mrs. Linde's father, D. j..
Lewis, accompanied them to Will
liston where Nancy left for Lake
Crystal, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Mccoy and
family Of Grand Coulee, Wash,
visited her sister, Mrs. Sheriff.
Henderson, and family, also his
sister, Mrs. Erwin johnson and
family, his mother and brothers,
Mrs. ". c. Mccoy and Clyde and
Stan, of Sioux Pass.
Sunday afternoon visitors at
Mrs. Celia Stromfeldt's home
were Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Swanby
of Sidney and their daughter, An
ma and family of Oregon, Mr..
and Mrs. i. O. Erickson and fam
lily, Richard Levno, and Nels Ha-
genes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigurd Rude Jr.
left on a honeymoon trip to Seat
tie, Wash. They expect to be
home sometime this week.
MI. and Mrs. L. ". Wheeler
and Dean enjoyed a visit with an
uncle and cousins in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sundheim
of Peever, SD, left Thursday af-
ter a visit here at the Ole Sund-
helm home.
We offer our sympathy to Mrs.
Walter Houchen, who received
word Monday of the death of
The Sidney herald., 1958-09-03

her mother who had been seri-
ously i'll in a Fargo hospital,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Houchen had
visited her last week. They will
leave Wednesday for the funeral
services.
MIR. and Mrs. Louie Prison and
family visited at Wibaux, Mont,
Sunday, with Louie's sister and
family, the Bob DeShaws.
Harry Swenson and son OAR
rell, and Edwin Simmons, CHS
holm, Mimi, visited the Stanley
Swenson family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hillman
and family attended the RLDS
Youth Rally at Roosevelt Park on
Sunday.
Orion S undheim DeWayne
Swanson, Darrell Swenson, and
Edwin Simmons were birthday
guests Of Larry Swenson Satur-
day evening.
Jean Ann Hillman returned
home Saturday from Bozeman.
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Ullman
and family returned Tuesday
from a weeks vacation trip thru
Glacier Park.