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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-02

tako biti &c dato izvjesce sta
nju nasega Gnijezda Pomladka.
Takodjer ma ovoj sjednici clan
stvo &c prigodom uplata svojih
mjesecnih pristojbi primiti divi-
dend "a ovu godinu (oprost ma
uplatu osmrtnine).
Konacno, rjesavati ce Sc nerije-
SEMI poslovi prosle sjednice, ma ko-
joj nije bilo dovoljno clanova da
o vaznim odsjecnim pitaniima
stvori odgovarajute zakljuGke.
Takodjer treba da sc rasprave
| rijese svi tekuti poslovi nasega
drustva i sto veti broj clanstva
bude prisutno, to bolji biti ce ma
81 zakljucci.
Napredak druStva ne ovisi samo
o odboru, nego o samome clan
stvu drustva, pax je stoga pozelj-
no / potrebito, da clanstvo svoiu
saradnju odboru dade. To pako
moze uciniti samo u koliko pratt
odsjecne poslove 1 prisustvuje od-
sjecnim sjednicama.
Ne zaboravite stoga nedje-
liza, 13. julia, nasa redovita polu-
godisnja sjednica.
Ia drustvo Sloga, odsjek 81
Milan NJ. Petral1, predsiednik
Hahn R,rr.x g.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-02

bio sa smrcu brata Nick Suster,
koji je zatvorio svoje trudne oci
zauvijek 18. marca, 1858. nakon
dugog bolovanja, ciju sliku ovdje
donosimo.
Pokojni brat Nick je rodjen 2.
juna 1902. u mjestu Gornji Ostrc,
Kostanjevac, Jaska, Hrvatska.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je po-
lozeno ma odar kod Bell Funeral
Home, te bilo okiceno mnogobroj-
MIN vijencima cvijeca, medju ko-
jima je bio vijenac naseg odsje-
ka 787.
Ma ~. marca u jutro, povorka
je krenula do katolicke crkve Our
Lady of Sorrow, gdje je odslu-
lena sveta misa zadusnica, a "a
tim ma Ocean View Cemetery,
gdje je predan materi zemlji ma
vjecni pocinak. Mad otvorenim
grobom pred puno naroda, koji su
dosli da mu odadu zadnju pocast,
oprostio Sc je mime brat George
Mahovlic ime naseg odsjeka, i
zazelio mu pokoj vjetni, a njego-
vol suprugi rodbini izrazio iskre-
no saucesce.
Pokojnik liza sebe ostavlja Ola
loscenu suprugu Franku, tri neca-
ka i jednu netakinju, koje su on
i njegova supruga odgojili / odhra-
Mill, kad su njihovi roditelji umrli
/ uzel in "a svoje, te sest sestara
u starom kraju / druge rodbine.
Neka tt je pokojni Nikola lahka
zemlja u kojoj pocivas, tvojim
milim / dragim nase iskreno sauce
see.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-02
jUG0SLAvENSkA PUTNICkA AGENCljA

Putovanjs Jugosaviju vekm prekooceanskm PUTNlO-
KIM BRODOVIMA svih kompanija. Takoder najmoderni
Jim svionima direktno Zagreb Beograd Pste n bes-
plAtno tnfoTmadje
Saljemo q Jugoslaviju Pravimo AFDEvTE osalo
dohavjanje rodbne Jugosavje Prodaemo pane kaFte
- p1t14be b JagosEavije.
RadHnno naIim narodom Z Amszid Cd 1898 godf1A
Pavo punomo ostale dokumente svakovrsne prevode
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-02
PROMJENA SJEDNICE ODSJ.
bl9 u SRPNJU

Mark Kramarich, perov
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

Although Easter Sunday was
rather windy and wet underfoot
the spirit was very high an day
AZ Friendship A. II o'clock serv-
tees Miss Carol Robertson sang a
very beautiful solo and the choir
sang Alone, "Tu Let Nothing
Separate Me" and Il Don't Care
What the World May 20" Mrs
Myrtle Harris sang very insptra.
tunRl number entitled, Il Love
the Name Jesus"
Our special guests. the Milwau-
kee Spintusls. gave their rendi
ton OF "Old Time Religion. which
was enjoyed by all.
our pastor. Rev. l.. G. Harris
spoke from the 18th Chapter OF
John Jesus speaking OF His re
turn 10 the father" A wonderful
message and / know everyone
gained something from Il.
At 3 pm, the Seven Wonders
presented the Milwaukee Shirt
uaIs and the Northern Wonders Of
Milwaukee, wis, In an Easter
musical Also participating on thi.
program were the Friendly Five
and the Royal Jubileers OF Mime.
apolis A capacity crowd witnessed
and enjoyed these singers
A delicious chicken and turkey
dinner WAS served after the sing
INK which climaxed beautiful
Easter Sunday at Friendship fo,
1888
Rev. l. G Harris, Pastor.
Mrs. Elsie Sellers. reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
PILGRIM REST BAPTIST

Sunrise service was held Easter
Sunday morning April 9. with Rev
J. J Jackson. pastor leading the
testimonial After the early serv-
ice. breakfast was served in the
cafeteria. which consisted Of saus-
age, eggs pancakes and coffee.
az the conclusion Of breakfast. the
Pastor was presented with an eie-
giant robe, gift from the Pastor $
AID To show his gratitude Rev
Jackson wore his new robe al the
II am worship hour
The Truth Lives was the sub
ject Rev Jackson used at the IL
am, hour lie emphasized that
Jesus, conqueror over death and
the grave stands as the truth
Of The world. The sermon was very
Impressive.
The Senior Choir sang heauti-
fully. with The visiting Milwaukee
Spirituletts rendering an A and
4 selection
The young children In their Eas
ter attire presented a most touch
ing program az the Sunday School
hour after which they were re,
wArded with Easter Dummies and
eggs It was delightful 70 look
upon their happy faces. remember
ing how happy I was on Easter
morning as a child Now that We
are adults, we can stili be hap.
pier knowing that Jesus came and
gave Ills life that we all might
have a right 20 the everlasting
life.
Remember our sick and shut,
ms
You are welcome TO WORSHIP
with us.
Mrs J Armstrong, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
SERVICES FOR NIhltI
WARD uvEp
HIRE "a YEARS

srrwrra Tor NesIsy Waui 70.
OF sl5 Ifth Az sn who died
Friday April e. we've held az 4
pm Tuesday Npdl S AZ bethesda
Baptist church with tHs pastor
REV JOHN youug afurlotiH4
M ward rntersI Minneapolis
General hospital oR February 90
whore Ne sutcumhed ON April 4
re was born IN Onto ao lulv 70
1852 ana came &C. Minneapolis 90
make hls home - years ago Sc
was member az uctho4da Rap
ttst church
Sc e. survived BY ~ wife Viola
ot nmrrapaua brother CALVIN
wsrd 81 Columbus, O enc sister
Mr Alice Kionsni ~ IIargtya.
burg o and eousn Harley fwov
of Minneapolis
BBHaI vas lU crystal Take rgw
efsfy with ws1dsra Funeral Home
H charge of thc service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
MRS. EASTER WILLIAMS
FUNERAL RITES HELD

Nw Easter Williams 5000 Hum
boldt Az ~ died Monday April
z. m University hospital where
she had been a patient since March
~ Mrs Williams had been IN ~
health for the past nyo years
She was born boz Gothnemane,
Ark and had been q resident Gf
Minneapolis since l9ig She was a
member OF Zion Baptist church.
She is survived by one son,
Thomas Williams. six grand
children. an Of Minneapolis, one
sister Carrie VISION OF Kansas
city Kansas and one brother,
Garfield iiuEhoy Of Beagden Ark
The remains were shipped wed
nesday evening 10 Beardeu, Ark
where funeral services and burial
will be- held on Saturday April -
Her son. Thomas. accompanied The
body 10 Beardcn
Woodland Funeral Home was In
charge OF arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
MINNESOTA BAPTIST
WOMEN TO PAY
PAST OFFICERS TRIBUTE

TIE Minnesota Baptist Women 8
huziliary wll be paying tribute 70
al 81 ~ past presidents and Of
fesrs on sunday April - 1868 a.
81 Oliyet Baptist church s.
paaI The hour vs. 30 10 20 pm.
Pew &. n Hunter IL host pastor
Past presidents are the Mines
Ella Golden. Ursula Bottz
Mamye Lytls Lydia Brown and
Laela Brown. Past officers are
Mines Fern Helm Mamie Battles
and cynthia Westbrooka Along
wta Theses guests, all ministers and
wives vim b. fsted
4 fine program Is planned
Everyone IL asked 10 be present
and are we!come. A coffee hour
win be held after the program
Mines Opal Clark, Faye Thomas
and lone Brown are committee
ehurmeu
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
ZION BAPTIST

Despite .nCicment weather.
gDDdly Attendance worsiipped at
the early am service Easter
Sunday morning which was re-
ported very inspiring a capacity
crowd was IN attendance az the
II am hour 10 celebrate or com
memorate the suffering of our
Lord who died that all might have
everlasting life
Pastor " W. Bolts Sr read the
morning scripture from Lamenta-
lions 1872 Rev $ X King de-
iiyered the morning sermon using
az a subject. Is II Nothing TO
You that Jesus Died7" He based
his sermon on the scripture read
Rev King emphasized that We are
too unconcerned about our daily
lives We must take under con-
sideratiun the example OF His life
II we expect 20 enter that home
everlasting.
The combined choifs provided
The music with Mr. wilhe y, Hale
directing
Miss Marion Pettiford united
with the church, candidate for
baptism
Many visitors were welcomed
The s pm Zion Hour was we'll
attended Rev s. Il Kings mes.
sage was wonderful Re used as
scripture reference Luke % 1921
and subject Lest We Forget "
The combined choirs were In
charge u tire music, directed by
Mr. Hale Mrs II w. Bolts Jr
pianist and James Nichols Of ST
Peters AME church was organist
| Mr. Worthy Turner. WAS sulnlsi
He sang Were You There" nc.
companied by Mrs Evelyn Combs
pianist.
Among the visitors were Rev
and Mrs Hugh NJ. Olson and tive
sons Malcolm and stephen. Mrs
Rerdie Arts. Lincoln. Neb.. niece
of Mrs Ursula Bolts. Mrs. verp
Williams and Mrs. Pearl McIn.
tosh, both Of So Paul. Visitors ar,
always welcome Come again ans
worship with us.
Listed among the sick are Mr.
Ernest DeannE Fairyie1 hospital
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CHURCH
NEWS

William Westerly Veterans hos
pital Mrs Wlhe Mae Coleman
81. SINAI. Mrs. Birdie King has
returned home. n has been re-
ported that Mr.. and Mrs Aig
FROST we're IN an auto accident and
that Joe sudduth also sustained
injuries and Is IN AsDury hos
pltal Mr.. Frost Is a deacon Al
Zion.
Following me broadcast, mem
beers gave recognition 70 our pas
tor. Rev. II. W Bolts Sr
honor Of his birthday which wa
April TIN. We find he Is stiil
man al 50. Congratulations 20 our
well preserved and able young
pastor. He and Mrs. Bolts We
each presented with a two piece
luggage set.
We were saddened 10 learn Of
the passing Of Mrs. Georgia Nc
Rutledge, sister Of Mrs y, j
Wade She was a faithful member
Of the Mothers and Deacon boards
Of the church, The church extends
rs deepest sympathy 10 the fam
ily.
My thought Isl Let not your
heart be troubled" John i4:l,
Mrs. r. Henderson. reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
SIOUX
r A L [ S
NEWS
N 7 e S

We have enjoyed some ~ the
tasf winter weather ever and you'd
know 30 showed here Easter sun
day However that didn't stop
every one from coming io church
in their new everything even
me Tho youngsters we're most -.
cited ard smart looking tn but
tons ard bows ! could tell you
gvha looked the bcat but ! want
10 live t1 write the news next
week.
at Johns Baptist Church and
Pilgrim Church Eflll have these
nice programme Tor the youngsters
and give them Easter eggs cte
and IL really So tops All The
Youngsters were aD eager 20 DO
their part. Mrs. Greer In supt,
Of inc sunday School and the
teachers are. Helen Haynes GcorE
la Loo. John Hldreth Jr Francis
Lotion and Rev Thomas These
falka really take a beating from
the kids 10 make a nice program
tor the parents They shalt Dc
blessed
Intellectual Improvement CLUB
OF the \ W g. a held its meet
ing IA the West room ~ the
YWCA. The group made plans TOR
Family uito. and a Mother
Daughter Banquet Ida Coates
served a snack with coffee while
the ladies' visited and had devn.
tlun n keeping with the Easter
Season being the meeting was on
Good Friday
The group presented l. pysart
With i towel tud wash rag shower
.I.sftic has had some rough days
later and the gals thought this
would help % cheer her heavy
heart MT and Mrs James Cab
brU OF 1905 Fast 18TH street
spent their Easter holidays yiBli
/ ing Nf and Mrs Neal Tser and
family Fl7udrco South Dakota
Mrs GLADYS mlHtan shaus
troubles arc coming in the form
I ~ little red dots since GAYLE ht
/ came down with the measles Billie
Jean is suu in the hospital H
SERIOUS condition
I Mr. and Mrs T. rcntleton en-.
trrthiUpd relatives tn their hwf
4I3 ~ Ninn over The HOLIDAYS
I Nr ard Mrs G. Walkers and
con and Mrs e. Williams. 1r 5g1
/ tElcnart 81 Paul. MINI Thrs.
[ gAks are cousins 90 MT =
Thomas CLAYTON $40 n N8als
slipped quietly eut 90 the MrtHo
i.st Faith into a FUN pledged
baptist when Ne W8g zubmsrEe3
iRt 81 Johns Baptist Church by
{ Rev 7 " Thomas In "a touching
! ceremony r ClaytuH plans 20 b.
an ordained Deacon clayton gHs
served on the Trustee BOARD and
president ~ the BruthcrHnca
Tor f, number Of years
Missionary Ladies with thell
president Mrs d ucHsfgy lf
F. ehzFee SERVED breakfast az eEe,
ara t,een after the Sunrise waI
sHip srry Rev Duncan pastor
1 az lfiErm ehHryb vgg gnjaE iE
of1rlatF huf il'nass iU The fAt'
prevented lt Service consisted Of
/ WnEs RnH testimonies
Most ag ths reu sni wum o
{ Alrh ta,iso and Omega CHpt
loss Wsesej thf GrFcns "a
7 tKiehBFt az tHe afUeU visit here
I Uape T. = BE- an The nen8
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11

many of rnam the opsn-alr kind
BY carriage and train
SO aii was not gloom aud doom
for mo Negro 10 Minnesota Many
~ tbs ohrly Negroes accepted
aggregation because IN ne South
they had been economically de
pendent upon tho whites ard fr"s
gurutly accepted This hs normal
There were some ACCUSATIONS
against the white community Tor
excluding Negroes and there was
blame plarcd against the Negro
for lack ct Industry apd prepare
ton Hut on both sides this ~
what a called IN psychological
tefma. as projection for the puf
pose 81 avoiding ones own prob
lcuB auA being concerned with
the defects and fruiItiea ~ the
other person instead Individuals
behave in this respect very much
a. groups nations or rohnana dU
they nays q fine appreciation FOR
even tho minor shortcomings ~
me a'nor group ard Eo hlisatully
ahead Ignoring their own always
busy trying 10 accuse or ~ reform
ne offender
n two grbupa both Do it aa BE-
a8 often the care the rclatlbuahr
a. respect and understanding be
comes transformed into one "
mutual projection
II one group 10 dnmincering or
greedy or prcudiced u accuses
the other Of n ana depending al
the character ~ the group they
either want % cure the other OF
I "a punish u The other group iDcs
I the same and both succeed IN
( ignoring their own problems and
fail 10 lo anything which would
. hclp them Ia thclt own develop
mcut
However economic iisCumina
uan against tHr MipncF1ta Negro
frequently Hauaeb constructive ~,
actions ga ve ahan later SEQ
lNrNt Nr.b Tho Negro
Worker In Parry hEnnr~otai
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
BERrRo LOWRY DIES

Funeral services t1r Berto Low
n.y. tgg tlth Az g who died early
Tuesday morning April s. IN Min
ueapous General hospital were
held ~ pm Thursday April "a.
40 Meals Funeral Chapel
Mr. Lowry a NATIVE 81 Mime
ap0Us entered the hospital or
Saturday and suerumbyl on Tues
day following a brief illness
Surviving arc his Witc. GllIan,
two brothers Vernon and RAY
moud Lowry three sistera EHss-
beth Yangry Marjorie Wills and
Ruth Bryant al Of Minneapolis
tua other relatives
Burial was in Lakewood Come
tar. with Neal Funeral Home IN
charge 90 the service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL


Substituting For The Suhsti-
tufe was the subject OK the Rev
Fr. Louis w. JohnsOn's Easter day
sermon Sunday April 8. He pointed
out that 10 you we're standing BY
your dying son waiting for his
last tender recognition and he
should address you woman what
would you think regardless of me
respect shown ia the word He
stated mat Il would make you feel
that something drastic had hap
pened 20 the mother.s0n relation
ship and that Is exactly what this
word OF Jesus indioatea He Is no
longer any woman's son. II the
Virgin Mary needs a son, as Jesus
recognizes she does she must look
10 John. not 70 Jesus.
He further stated that Jesus
was apparently trying 10 avoid
what some have done and are do
ing with Mary He was denying
special position or privilege 10 her
because OF her peculiar earthly re-
latiouship 10 Him She must be-
come His rival in the mediatoresi
realm Therefore, II WAS necessary
10 make Mays future relationship
70 redemptive work clear
Mary discovered that she had
been led from the natural union
with Jesus 10 the mystical union
with Christ. She gladly took her
place among HIS faithful worship.
peers. n was not special place,
II was not on the platform u was
with the 100 as a simple believer
Two services were held on Good
Friday. one az noon untn pm
and the evening AT s pm, was
The htany and the penetentinl Of,
flee His sermon was based on
the Last Seven Words OF Christ
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11

be 10 God. which giveth Us the
victory through our Lord Jesus
Christ" In closing. he read the
beautiful hymn He Lives Z
The Senior Choir ard the Can
tinos were radiant with S5 com
bined voices.
Parents and friends enjoyed
very fine Easter program present
ed by their children a. $50 pm
An orchid 10 the Senior Choir
FOR the rendition OF an Easter
cantsta Christ Crucified sunday
evening directed by Mrs Dorothy
Sims.
We were indeed happy 20 fell
lowship the Good Friday services
with the pastors and members
the various churches OF the city
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night al 1880.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
GEORGIA MeRUTIEDCE
FUNERAL RITES HELD

General services for Mrs Georg-
ta Ann McRuuedge Of III Irving
Av y who died IN M. Sinai hos
pital Aprl q. we're held at 2 pm
Thursday April 10. At Zion Bap-
fist church Rev n w Bottg
sF Offriated With burial in lin
eide cemetery
Mrs MeRutledge had been IN
poor health for a number Of years
and hospitalized intermittentiy Tor
the past year She was born IN In
biHnapous Ind July ~. 1882 she
had lived Ia Minneapolis Tor 20
years
She was a member 81 Zion Bap.
ust church and member % the
ucaconcsB board She had been an
active member IN her church until
her health failed
She iB survived by one daughter
Ms w. Simms 0f Chicago, two
sisters. Mrs y J wade and Mrs
E " Lee sr Of Minneapolis. one
san. Orwlo Drake 81 Minneapolis
eight grandchildren Doris Threatt
Juamta Rhodes Chicago Jean
Carter Of North Dakota Laverue
Mitchell Edward Manderville
shirley Jones, an 9r Minneapolis
Constance Price ST Paul and Ron.
aid Jones with the air force three
Hcpbrwg. Everett Law and Edward
| and Alonzo Lee, all Of Minneapolis
[ and ~ REORGANIZATION.
/ Woodland Funeral Home was IN
charge OF arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
CARD or APPRECIATION

Mere words cannot describe how
very grateful and appreciahve OF
the many kind deeds and thought
filness shown me through beauti-
ful cards. flowers. calls, visits and
prayers during my recent illness
and disqualification. II was greatly
appreciated and I shall always
cherish every gesture
Mrs. Frances Travis.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11

VA W. fHfHA|AH hf.f't
facing u0u-ghits citizens % ~
paul today Through the joint
efforts u number Ut interested
citizens organizations and lrgia
at1ra. We have been suceeBafui IN
securing the passage n Fair F.m
pipyment Practices legislation both
IN the city and 90 the state loved
We are now IN a position where
similar legislation Is needed 10
protect the extend tho emporium
ties fGf non white citizens 20 buy.
rent o. use property Ia all parts
Of the city
"Ouf housing problems are On
the Increase ~ several factors
The intorGty fseoway which VIII
dtaplaeo No lesa than four hun,
bred families. poses tho biggest
problem A. this time The families
10 be- displaced mus, be offered the
opportunity 70 purchase decent and
attractive housing at current
market pdces and N ncighbor.
hoods where they choose 10 live
b. added
The program on Sunday viii
feature Representatives ~ the
Rondo-st Anthony Highway aa
aociHfion. tho 81 psul ufbaf
League. tho Citizens Commute,
for open Occupancy and acvera
other groups who viii briefly oz
plain Whist their organizations ar'
dang Ia alleviate housing prob
lens
~ addition, The Branch plans 4
canvass the people present a. ~
meeting 60 learn what problem
they are facing
IL order that these organization
can better serve the uecIa ~ th
community the NAACP BrancI
asks that all people lutsrcatci d
housing or living ~ tho Frcrwa,
area attend The meeting Il Wi
be- brief interesting and intarma
tive
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11

More than 200 persons attended
the early sunrise service Easter
Sunday morning April s Rev NJ
u simmons WIS greeted AZ the
II am hour With an overflow
crowd that has wurshipped az the
Easter services for many wears
It's very inspiring theme was
Meaning 81 Easter
Kew simmons pointed out the
many different reasons people feel
that they must attend church on
Easter Ills scrptural background
was from I Cor 1857 But thanks
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
CARD or APPRECIATION

! wish 10 express my apprecia-
ton 20 friends, Or Massey and
M . m bers Of Pilgrim Baptist
Church for the beautiful flowers,
cards prayers and wsitatious re-
ceiyed while in the hospital and
at home
Mrs John Young
1920 MaCkubin
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
CARD OF THANKS

! wish 10 express my deepest
appreciation 10 the many friends
and neighbors for their sympathy
expressed in cards kilograms, floral
tributes and other kindness during
my recent bereavement the loss
of my mother Mrs Salne Truman.
Your thoughtmIness shall never
be forgotten.
Daughter Mrs Sailie Mae
Weddington.