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Funeral Rites Held For
Emily Harris longtime
Pilgrim Choir Member

Services for Mrs. Emily Harris
1872 Fuller Av, who died January
%, were held at Pilgrim Baptist
church at 2 pm. Monday January
q with Rev Floyd Massey Jr
officiating
Mrs. Harris, a long time resident
OF ST Paul, was born in Indiana
June 4, 1878. She had been an
active member OF Pilgrim Baptist
church and a member OF the choir
for over 40 years.
Surviving is one daughter, Mrs.
Fern Clark, five grandchildren and
II grcat-grandchildren, and other
relatives.
Burial was in Oakland cemetery
Brooks Funeral Home was in
charge Of arrangements,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
Wife OF Former
Bethesda Postor
Dies In Cleveland

Word was received of the death
in Cleveland. Ohio, Of Mrs. Thorn
as ]. Carter. wife Of Rev Thomas
]. Carter, a former pastor of
Bethesda Baptist church. Mime
spolis.
Mrs Carter who is well known
in Minneapolis. died Monday even
ing January IS. at Highland View
hospital in Cleveland where she
had been patient for the past
four months. She had been in IN
health for several years and hos
pitalized at Lakeside hospital for
three months before entering
Highland View hospital.
Funeral services We're held in the
J. w. Wills Funeral Chapel Fri
day evening January IL and burial
was held Satorday morning az
lli:SO at Union cemetery In Column
bus. Ohio.
Surviving is her husband Rev
Carter and one daughter, Miss
Adelaide Carter. both OF Cleveland
and other relatives.
Mrs. Carter was the sister OF
the late Oss A. Lawrence, a former
moruucian in Minneapolis and
also sister OF the late Mrs, Mary
lpanner OF Minneapolis. Mrs, Car
ter and daughter Adelaide, hav'
visited Minneapolis on several oe'
eASions
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
ZION BAPTIST

The morning worship service
was well attended despite the
heavy snow fall. Rev. II. w. Bolts
Jr, read the scripture lesson from
Luke 14:25-35, after which Rev.
S. r. King, assistant pastor,
brought a wonderful message us
ing as scripture reference Nehe-
miah 2:1-lT. His subject was, Let
Us Rise Up and Build" Rev. King
emphasized the need of spiritual
unity in the church.
Congratulations to the Junior
Choir which combined with the
Senior Choir in the choir loft,
Both choirs sang beautifully and
among the numbers was Jesus
I Can't Live Without You" which
was most touching and many
hearts were made glad.
During the service Mr.. Randy
Duncan was baptized by Rev.
King.
Mr.. ]. c. Brown united with the
church under watch care and Day
ton Young from Jacksonville, Fla,
united BY christian experience.
The S pm. Zion Hour chmaxed
/ the day OF wonderful worship
services. The Senior Choir was
well represe nted. Rev. King
I brought his message from John
lis. choosing as his subject, The
| Missing Member" Mr.. James NIL
sap OF 81. Paul was guest soloist
Visitors for the day were Mrs
I Florence Birch, Kansas City, Kans.
Miss Tedine Wilson, Minneapolis
and Mr.. and Mrs William Com
modore OF st Paul. Visitors arr
/ always welcome.
Our sick and shut-inS are re
ported improving. Let US continue
10 pray for them and pray for oul
7 pastor and his wife's safe return
Deacon Plouis Moore Sr. eN'
pressed his appreciation 70 tht
many friends who remembered
[ him during his bereavement and &
card was received and read from
him. Dennis Powers expressing
his thanks 70 those who remem
bered him in his bereavement a
card from Rev. and Mrs Bott.
stated that they made the TIM
70 Hot Springs safely and tha'
they were well,
Mrs. +. Henderson. reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
PILGRIM BAPTIST

The Youth took over, Sunday,
January 20 as Youth week was
observed at the morning service.
Speaker was DR.. Charles Turck,
President of Manchester College.
That evening at $50 pm, the
BYE hosted a hymn-sing. 7 pm,
the Junior service was held
Next Sunday at IL am, DR..
Massey win preach. There will
be Ordinances of Baptism and
Communion. On the same day, 7
pm. the Gospel Chorus Midwinter
Musicale will be given. Remember
the following by cards, visits and
prayers: Mr.. Theodore jackson,
Ancker Hospital and Mr.. A. KEEL
sey, 4211z Mackubin.
On Sunday, February 8, the COM
munity will join Pilgrim in pay
ing tribute to DR. Massey for
labors beyond the call of duty
Services will be at IL am. and
pm. DIR. Sandy F. Ray of Brook
lyn, New York will preach.
Coincidence to Mrs. Hortense Cox
and family due to the passing OF
her grandmother, Mrs. Emily Har.
ris. Funeral was Monday, pm
at the Church.
Sherrie Mazingo, reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
New U. S. Attorney
General In First
News Conference

Washington (ANP)-The Unit
ed States Department Of Justice
has turned thumbs-down on any
further effort 10 introduce new
civil rights legislation during the
nest session OF Congress.
This fact was revealed Monday
by the new Attorney General, VIII
liams p. Rogers. at his first gen
eral news conference. Rogers
stated fatty that he did not in
tend TO recommend that the Presi-
dent submit any new civil rights
proposals because the issue was
debated fully during the last ses-
sion and a bill was passed.
This bill. which was the first
Congress has passed In long time.
provides for the creation OF a Civil
Rights Commission 10 determine
and recommend what other leg
islation Is necessary and desirable,
stated Rogers. I'VE should have a
little time 10 see how the law
works and 10 enforce It."
The 44-year-old Attorney Gener-
al, who was elevated 10 this posi-
ton just a month ago, told news
men that he intended 10 enforce
the civil rights laws az any other
laws with no more or no less
'belligercncy."
Rogers Styled away from any
questions on Little Rock stating
that this subject should have n
chance TO rest for awhile. He felt
II undesirable from the stand
point OF public interest to make
any statements about a.
He pointed out that the Little
Rock people have been handling
this matter pretty well recently,
and he prefers 10 avoid any state
ment that might aggrevate the
situation.
This youthful cabinet member,
who IL OF the described as hand
some" and 'boyish' has had a
wealth OF experience in the fields
OF politics and law enforcement.
Before coming down TO WASH
lngton the tall, blond New Yorker
had won the reputation as a racket
buster and Senate Investigator.
His political spurs we're won be-
hind the scenes campaigning for
Eisenhower and his very close
friend Richard Nixon in both 1852
and 1855
While serving as assistant At
torney General, Rogers was the
Administration main go-between
in dealing with the late Senator
Joseph Mccarthy during the un-
pleasant days OF "McCarthyism."
And more recently he was the
Administrator top Capitol Hin
contact man in the battle over
the passage OF civil rights legisla-
ton.
Soon after his elevation TO the
spot In the Justice Department,
after the resignation OF Attorney
General Brownell. Rogers made II
known that the Eisenhower
Brownell. policies which had prev
iously governed the department
were also his policies, He said
that he and the outgoing attor-
ney general had seen eye to eye
on all major matters,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
FUNERAL SERVICES
HELD FOR
VICTOR SHELTON

Victor u. shelton, 80. OF 24s0
Fourth Av. s, died January %,
IN Minneapolis General hospital
after a brief illness,
Born In la Grange, Mo, he had
lived In Minneapolis for iOI years
and at the time OF his death was
employed MS a maintenance man
for walgreens Drug Store at SIS
Nicouet Az, where he had worked
for the last ten years
lie was a veteran Of World War
IN.
Survivors include his wife, Mar
garet: one daughter, Lois Jane;
father Elliot shelton OF Quincy III
one sister. Maude shelton Of ouin-
cy: two brothers, Richard and Ed
gar OF Minneapolis and aunt, Mrs
Minnie Erricks OF Minneapolis,
Funeral services were held al
Ii pm, Monday January ~, AZ tho
lwoodard Funeral Chapel with Rev
Stanley King officiating Will
burial at FL Smelling Nationa
cemetery.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
Judge Lectures
KIonsmon Who
Carried Pistol

Lumberton, ". c. (ANP)-It
turned out TO be poetic justice
when Judge Lacy Manor imposed
a 80 day sentence upon a Ku Klux
Khan member for carrying a gun
at a Khan rally which Indians OF
the Lumbee tribe broke up here
recently with gunfire.
The Judge, an assistant record
ers court jurist, is a member Of
the Lumbee tribe.
Sentence was passed upon James
@. Martin Of Reidsville. N. C.,
after the jurist had given him a
lecture on behavior. The sentence
was suspended upon payment Of
a $50 fine and court costs.
The 55-year-old jurist told the
defendant
you came into a community
where there is happy, contented
people who frown on violence. You
came with a gun. Obviously you
did not bring good will.
"our people (Indians) can't I'M
derstand why you should want to
come among a happy people and
bring and create discord.
"You have helped to bring ma
tionwide advertisement to a people
who do not want that kind Of ad-
vertisement-who only want TO
create a community that would be
an asset TO our nation.
IF your organization had some
thing worthwhile to offer US, we
would be happy to have you. But
the history Of your organization
proves that 1t has nothing TO Of
fer"
Martin, who was with the so
other Klansmen chased off a field
near Maxton by band Of Lumbee
Indians firing rifles and shotguns
into the air, told the judge that
he was through with the Khan.
Indicted with Martin was the
Rev. James Cole, 33-year-old Free
WIN Baptist minister of Marion,
S. c., who posted 81 200 bond in
his hometown pending an extradi-
ton hearing.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
ST. Paul NAACP
Committee Heods
Named BY Carter

Leonard II. Carter. president OF
the 81, Paul Branch, NAACP an
nounced this week the following
Committee Chairmanship appoint
ments for the year 1858:
Membership and Finance Com
mittee Chairman Donald Lewis,
Housing Committee, Chairman
Richard Fox, Press and Publicity,
Chairman Sandy Perry Enter
tainment Committee Chairman -
Miss Earline Neil, Veterans Com
mittee, Chairman Robert NJ. Pat
terson. Community Coordinating
Committee, Chairman - Leroy
Lazenberry, Youth Work Com
mittee and Senior Advisor 20
Youth Council ~ Mrs Beatrice
Boyd, Legal Redress Committee,
Chairman Stephen L. Maxwell,
Legislation Committee. Chair
woman Mrs Jane Preston, Labor
and Industry Committee, Chair
man james Griffin and Educa-
ton Committee, Chairman Earl
MCGEE.
The Executive Committee Of the
branch confirmed the above APP
pointments during It's first regular
meeting at Local 516 on January
~. 1858.
President Carter also appointed
special political Education Com
mittee 10 stimulate voter registra-
ton, with Co-Chairman Robert M.
Patterson and John Culver. Robert
M. Patterson has also been APP
pointed Chairman OF the 1858
Dance Committee and Thurmand
McFarthing has been appointed
to head the 1868 parade.
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Ruth Nc Gee Daughter
OF Frederick Nc Gee
Buried January IS

Services for Miss Ruth MCGEE,
3C3 Charles Av., who died January
%, were held at am. Saturday
January 25, at st. Peter Claver
Catholic church with the Rev FIR.
A. Luger officiating.
Miss MCGEE, daughter Of the
late Frederick MCGEE, noted Grim
lnaI lawyer and leader in st. Paul,
was born August II, 1887 in New
York.
She was a member Of st. Peter
Claver Catholic church.
Burial was in Calvary cemetery
with Brooks Funeral Home in
charge of the service.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
MRS. EMMA RouNDIREE
DIES, FUNERAL SATURDAY

Services for Mrs, Emma l.
Roundtrce, SOLO Irving Az. n, who
died Monday January q, In Mime
apols General hospital win be held
al 10 am. Saturday February l, at
the True Apostolic Assembly, SIG
Girard Az. n, Rev. Henry w. Hi
win otnciate with burial in Cry,
stu Lake cemetery.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
ST. PETERS ANrE

Sunday morning January 20, was
another dynamic sermon delivered
by Rev NJ. l.. Simmons. He took
his text from Joshua lis. He
stressed the capabilities of Moses
how Moses was a leader of great
renown, Heb. 24:25.
For 40 years Moses listened 10
their complaints, he grew weary
and his patience grew short. Gods
promise today is las I was with
Moses, 1 will be with you" He
will never fail.
Rev. Simmons then referred to
the 27th Psalm and the 10th verse.
when my father and mother for
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Sorority Chapters
To Observe Founders
paY Sunday Feb. 3

Delta Phi Omega and Eta Chap
tiers of Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror-
ity viii unite with Alpha Kappa
Alpha members in the Twin Cities
area to observe the Annual Found
ers Day Observance.
Founders Day Observance will
be held at 8 pm. Sunday February
2, in the Fine Arts Room Of Coff-
man Memorial Union at the Univ
ersity of Minnesota.
The Founders Day committee
has arranged transportation for
those who wish it. For transporta-
ton call Mrs. June Barry, Mime
apolis, at ia. 2-1S76, or Mrs. Edna
Griffin, st. Paul, CA. 6-47s2.
Mrs. Frances Hughes is chair
man Of Founders Day committee
with Miss Mary Ellis, co-chairman.
Other members Of the committee
are Mrs. June Barry, Mrs. Elise
Lyle and Miss Joan Johnson, who
is chairman of publicity.
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sake me, then the Lord will take
me up." Moses had much to his
credit he further stated for he
gave his people a real ten com
mandments and died at the age Of
120 years.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31

the late oden Graham. who pre-
ceeded her in death some thirty
years ago. Mr.. Graham operated
the Dell Hotel located at Wash
ington Av S, and Marquette Av.
one OF the INST Negro hotels in
the city
There are no known survivors
Woodland Funeral Home WAS In
charge OF arrangements.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31

st. Thomas WOmens Auxiliary
Chitterling or Chicken Supper
Feb. 8, 4 pm, Masonic Temple,
1882 4th Ave. So. $1.25. Special
ChiIdren's Dinner. SOC.
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sTuDEBAKER-'Se Club Coupe,
v chs .. nss, 2 Az nI.! ,, , psDsss
egt' igs or best ofer' Can
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CAVE FORD
POYAI. CHRYSI,ER

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oLDs.-l95e, "es" hardtop sedan;
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steering, power brakes, power win
dows; like new throughout,
Sl,795.
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Sill wisconsin Ave, IN, a-l700
TniuNpn fbs t-dr. sedan; b., a..
gray hnish. showroom cond very
Iov mllsass; a. los q los down
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lull pTlss ka6Si can nhsnss via
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
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AUToMoBlLEs ron SAFE

PoRsCHEs-Just rsceived ship
ment OF bfand-new 1885 CafTeras
and eoupea. many % select from
also several too quality used; from
As low a. ~. 309. MANHATTAN
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P0RscHE 1900 speedster: late $50
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RAMBLER 1858 cdr: iet black
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STANDARD PONTIAC

oLDsMoBILE IS super "ss' A.
door sedan: hydra. r. and h..
power steering, brakes; very clean
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

PONTIAC 1888 cdr hardtopi
$4,000. Fuilv equipped rndef
loss s.Sf 1900 Qnssr
iS SVo cS %ll'' .y. flood PONTIAC
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clean inside and out. r. and n,
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EMERSON A oRME 1899 Wis
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'sB star chief Cat. 2-door
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Exceptionally nice carr fun price,
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
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PONTIAC 80 club coupe: looks and
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ThuNpEnnIRD 80; Jet black an
lahi .. NJ. Fofdonatlc, power
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AUTOMOBILES ron tALI

PONTIAC 'be Va f.deor lla. vag,ll
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AuTon0sILIs ron sLLI luTOMoIILIi TOR iLLI

RAMnLKR 81 a-doef haFdtopi
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ron sLIT / AuToMoBILTs ron SALE

PLYMouTm 20 cow. coupe n
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no. Many OHM low ftic I'd
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AID, s-feif Ap. a-i0fa
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hardtop; if.00o miles; :. and T.,
poweInlte. Just Ike brand neN,
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PLYMOUTH 80 t-door: auto,
very nice car, full price only
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Oa. Ave, ia, p-20OO-IaO4
PLYMOUTH 1888 station Vason: 2
and h., auto. trans; excel. eond.
good tires; S1.25O. one owner
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PLYMOUTH $50 savoy l-doori
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sharp throughout: full prie.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC
400 0a, Ave, IA. a.2aO0-2gOi
PLYMOUTH $50 Bslveders 4-door
2 and b., push-button drive, Wv
tires; black and white hnish; rea
clean; 1895.
AnacoStia Chry. -Plym.
18th and Good Hope Rd. Sc.
LU. 4-2333
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pelganger," writes Mrs. F.
Walter Miller Of Washington,
D. c. Well. I have--and she
and ! have been close friends
for years. We first met through
our husbands. who worked for
the same company. When her
husband first started to work
for the company, my husband
invited him home for dinner.
He remarked then how much /
looked like his wife. Then,
when my husband met her, he
said the same thing.
"Of course, when we are to-
gether, we do not think that
we are exactly alike, but we are
always taken for sisters. How
ever. specifically the resem-
blance must be marked, be-
cause ! can 60 up in her ele-
vator and the elevator operator
will call me by her name. And
she has been greeted by my
next-door neighbor by my
name.
AT the first company dance,
when she was dancing with my
husband. several Of my friends
complained that T. was high
hating them because she did
not return their greetings"
Well, maybe most Of us are
lucky that we never meet our
"doppelgangers"-if any. Life
is complicated enough as it is,
without having friends and
neighbors becoming irked at us
without cause.
released By the Eel syndieats1