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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07
Mess Meeting
Against Open
Occupancy" Bill

fCrufinueSf from page II
twist when IL was stated by schsi-
ner that the Ordinance about which
the meeting had been called was
not the same ordinances being
studied by tho city Of Minneapolis
Investigation by this paper proved
this 20 be true.
Member OF Mayors Commission
On Tfnman Rights sIckenod ny
Attitude OF Group
Mrs. Eugene Gould. member o.
the Mayors Committee on Humal
Relations announce that she "feit
very uncomfortable In the pres
ence Of tho attitudes expressed BY
Tho AAgociation membership.
Mrs John urunsr. also mem
,er Of the Mayors Conmission
aade an effort 10 read the Com
nisd0ntH statement on tbs needs
or open Occupancy but gave up
a this middle when IL became ap-
aren't that the group was n~s
Interested
Several resolutions were hp-
Jroyed by the members present.
u 81 which opposed open occu-
iancy legislation IN any form.
Several hats we're passed 10 col,
lsct monies for a fund 20 fight
Open Occupancy The amount COLI
isrted was not announced
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FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

Sunday February 2, was a glor-
ious day at Friendship. Sunday
School was well attended. Charles
Carr, superintendent, expressed his
desire for the progress OF the Sun
day School. 80 let us all come out
next Sunday at 0!45 am.
At the IL o'clock service our
pastor, Rev. l. G. Harris, delivered
a wonderful sermon using as
scripture reference the 9Th chap
ter OF Iaiah and subject, '"The
Vision Of the Lord and Isiah's
Commission"
The choir sang beautifully and
the spirit was felt by everyone.
Mr.. Allen Alexander from Mac
edonian Baptist church, Monroe,
La, united with the church by
christian experience. We are happy
20 receive him as member Of our
body Of christian believers.
The Lords Supper was admins
tered on Sunday evening and many
were present TO partake Of holy
communion.
Let us all pray for Brother Ray
mond Wallace and Brother p. c
Brady, who are on the sick HIST
We would like the cooperation
OF all churches who are invited TO
worship with us We are serving
God at Friendship and trying to
live a christian life, so your re-
Spouse 20 our invitation win be
greatly appreciated.
Friendship welcomes you, one
and all, rich or poor, great or
small
Rev l. G, Harris, Pastor
Mrs Elsie Sellers, reporter
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ZION BAPTIST

A wonderful message delivered
BY Rev. II w. Bolts Jr. was enjoy
ed by an overwhelming crowd Of
wurshippers on Sunday February 2.
Umng for a subject. The Wages
Of Sin and the Prodigal Son" he
also emphasized that repentance
was a typical teSt of christianity
We enjoyed the message very
much
Mr.. Irving Browne united with
the church. candidate for bap-
tlsm and Mrs Ardeiia Aerzell
united by christian experience.
Music was by the Senior Choir
under the direction Of Mr.. While
b. Hale and the Junior choir dir
ccted By Mrs. Plouia Moore
New members were extended the
right hand OF fellowship and the
ordinance OF holy communion was
administered.
At the eight o'clock Zion Hour,
REV. Stanley King chose for his
subject, Last Mile Of the Way, 4"
using for his text, II Timothy
6-s. The message was a source
OF spiritual inspiration. Mr. Robert
Cox Of ST. James church. ST Paul,
was guest aoloiat, He sang. The
Last Mile Of the Way" We invite
You 10 listen each Sunday from
3 TO $50 pm. to the Zion Hour
Rev, S, r. King assistant pastor
brings the message
Next Sunday February ., Rev
King viii speak from the subject
Remember thy Creator In the
Days II thy Youth" This Sunday
has been set aside as Youth Day
and everyone Is invited 20 come
and worship with u.s.
Midsweek prayer service every
Wednesday evening 7;3O 10 $3.50
pm. Senior Choir rehearsal Fri
day evening AZ $50 Gospel Chorus
rehearsal Thursday evenings al
IL pm, and the Women's Chorus
rehearsal Saturdays at 7 pm. All
members are asked 10 be present
Continue 20 remember the sick
and shut ms with prayers and
cards.
A communication from ouf pas
tor and wife stated that they we're
well and expected 10 return home
this week.
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ST. PAUL LUTHERAN

This year, Mrs. John Drost was
the lay delegate 70 the Annual
meeting Of the ST, Paul Dlstr1ct
which was held last week IN Hud-
son Wisconsin. She was called
upon las Sunday TO give report
on THO meeting 10 the congFeBa-
ton which she represented,
Her report was interesting ana
Informative. She reported that the
Minnesota Lutheran Conference o.
the Auguatana Lutheran Church
viii build one hundred bed addition
10 the Lutheran Bethesda Hospital
which Is located on Capital Blyd
IN ST. Paul
She also reported that a Bethes-
da Lutheran Infirmary, with room
for at least one hundred guests,
viii be built adjacent to the nurses
home. This viii be a two million
dollar building program Services
in the Bethesda Home for lnvaIas
which has Accommodations for one
hundred and fifty guests VIII be
continued also.
The topic for Pastor carr =.
SunwalPs sermon was simeon 8
Swan Song" This was taken from
the Gospel Of Luke 2:22-32 which
tells the Presentation OF Jesus TO
the Lord when He was forty days
old. This presentation was q fnl-
filling of the Law.
Rev. Sunwall had three main
points In his sermon, simeon as
a man WAS righteous, which is an
ex- perience Of the heart.
He had seen the salvation pre-
pared by God and Is now ready to
depart in Peace.
Anna Wendell, Parish worker
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fContinned from Page H.
onymous threatening telephone
calls.
This 10 not the Hirmt time in
my career, he said. Years ago
In Iowa. the ku Kiux Khan and
the Black Shirts threatened me
because I stood up for my people,
Rev Hunter said.
When asked about the letters
which he had received from the
HAACP, the Limited Ten ana the
Masonic Grand Lodge he said.
"Persons from each OF the or
CARNATIONS were present at the
original meeting Of eitizens aroused
by nsighborhood exceasas and rop-
resented themselves an represent
ing the organizations In question,
only one OF the three parsons
from the organizations In question
made II plain he could not speak
for his organization. Our letter
10 the authorities said only that
the organizations In question were
represented and they we're"
The North Central Community
AsgociAtion has no apology 10
make for its stand for law en-
forcement and decent nsighborhood
conditions under which 10 rear It's
children. The organization appreci.
ates the approval. Communications
and support which has been Of.
fered by citizens who recognize
there is no neutral ground between
right and wrong"
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SIOUX
r A L [ S
NEWS
NOTE
by Kaye Cs@sAs
sIe MAkla street.
4iaxxx EmllM o. ~.

We are Htin enjoying the incest
winter ever. Hope Mrs. J. G.
crowdsr had nice birthday on
Jan. 30,
Had a nice card from Vivian
cofgsy, 4s7 st. Anthony. Vivian
seems 10 like what she's readin
abouf we Oak. folks, VIVIAN in
oahred about Mrs. Greer. Greer
Il doing fine and iS sil, Mrs.
paauticiAn," here. Doctor seems
tn think Greer Is running a little
high blood tempe these days, but
everything is high now.
f.ettie Dysart, Dottie and Mat
.hsw are back from Kansas and
they are glad Lettie let The Eau
hug nip her 80 ahn headed Tor
horne. Lot Of Dysarts were happy
10 have her back flu and all
Omega Chapter No. IL and Al
pha Lodge No 10 are busy max
ing ready for a big event when
the Grand Officers make their Of
fetal visit. @. Lee IL going 70 be
the main event with all honora,
The affair win strictly be a Red
Carpet affair
Mrs James Moore. il5 ~ Oak
pnlayed nice birthday on Jan
"a / know she's much happier
because last year this time she
was pretty sick gal. Diedra
Thomas had her day Jan. n, ahe
waa one Mrs. L. II Thomas and
Georgia Tate had birthdays on
Feb. i. Ernie Barger and the
ground hog shared birthdays on
Feb 2. Hargers had some guests
from Germany and Africa 10 share
his blessings with food and drinks
JOY McC0rd, grandson % Mrs
iDimple Parks win 80 back tnto
the n. &. Alrforce "Wednesday
Feb. 5th. Joy has been a student
at South Dakota Baptist College
Iat S. r, He II interested In inc
Ministry. JOY Ia a fine young man
land AZ shall miss him, but Nc
Arthur returned and 80 shan JOY
St Johns and Pilgrim Church
lhad union meeting at Pilgrim hap
lust Sun Feb 2, Rev. Thomas
/ speaker Rev Duncan, Pastor
| After tho services Rev Thomas
4 Installed officers for the year. Mr.
Parks. Treasurer John Armstrong
land ~ G. Collins, Trustees
Keen in mind that Feb, -, IL
| 80 Johns Annual Chicken Dinner
Feb Il. Valentine Party at SO
Johns for all. young and old
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CARD OF THANKS

The family OF the late Ernest o.
Ffnney wishes to express their
grateful appreciation TO the many
friends, neighbors and relatives for
their many acts Of Kindness ex-
tended during his illness and sub
sequent death. We especially wish
10 thank Rev. NJ, L. Simmons for
his comforting words and Rev. J.
]. Clayburn for his assistance. For
the many cards, kilograms and
floral tributes, we viii forever be
grateful
Mrs. Alice Young and family.
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GARD OF APPRECIATION

! wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to my
friends, neighbors and relatives for
their many acts Of thoughttulness
extended during my illness and
disqualification. The many cards re
ceived and well wishes have been
OF great aid 10 my recovery.
Mrs. Helen Harris
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ST. PETERS AME

Knowing Christ" was the sub
tect Of Rev. NJ. l.. Simmons mes
sage on Sunday morning Febru-
AIRY 2. His text was taken from
Philippians 3.T-i3. His emphasis
was on willingness 10 part with the
past. He said Paul stressed look
Ing forward. He committed himself
soul and body 10 the most re-
Epected christian life, and was a
man OF great influence. Society
took shape around him.
In closing Rev, Simmons asked
the question, What kind Of re-
Hgion have you today7
Mrs. Floyd Poole Jr was re-
qtieated 10 sing. The Lords Pray
err" II was beautifully rendered
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night at 1850.
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Democrats From
n Sfofes In
D. e. For Confoh
NJ ALICE A. DuNNGAN


Washington amp Democra-
tic leaders from 20 states as.
aembled In Washington last week
end 10 map 0ut broad program Of
action 70 win and hold the Negro
vote The strategy meeting ~
tended by 81 Negroes and 10
whites was called by Paul But
her Chairman o. tho National
Democratic Committee
The group frankly discussed the
problems OF the party. reviewing
past mistakes and making recon-
mendntlonl Tor bold new tactics 10
counterfeit Madison Avenue prop
uganda OF ths Republican party
now being used 10 fool minority
voters"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07

ouAH lmpismsnting the supreme
Courts decisions
Vice President Nixon aiao re
caiyed severe criticism '~rhs Vice
president IL more content 10 pose
with various civil rights leaders
than be rs IN doing a real job The
Vice President. ~ chairman u
the Governments contract com
pliance committee. has refused 10
investigate racial discrimination IN
employment on government con
tracts The Vice President has re-
fused 10 GO beyond the talking
stage. even 10 the point Of failing
90 take positive leadership
The report praised the work snd
the courage 81 Tho National As
ISOLATION for tho Advancement ~
Colnred People ''ita great struggle
for human freedom ard dignity
I'VE may rot always agree with
them but we can hardly FAN to
recognize The achievements that
could not have been gained with
out them" The report stated
me report also cited The achirv-
msnta OF the commuters activities
since lts creation. among These
being
toaLaot with both senators
Humphrey and Thye during
the debate pn the civil rights
hili pa4aod by Congress and
nrgtag no compounds. both
Senators soted ight down
the tlnn against eomproniiAe,
Presentation 20 the National
Young Democratic Ionynns
lion Of a comprehensive civii
rights programs. The ranvrn-
tion esn~ursd GuS Eanhaus
81 Arkansas and condemned
segregation Ia any part ~
the ~.
- continuing challenge Ia
Republican n,iaropresenta-
tl"n. uu tho matter NJ civil
rights. by puhlic pronounce
msntS ard letters 10 the esii-
tor.
/ The report stressed the import
anCr 81 the great economic gaina
made under Democratic admlnls.
ttstions compared wiih a ai,uuptng
economy under Republican admin.
latratiuns
| IN Ia our Feeling, that In the
long run, the vast majority OF
Americans. ~ All crcods, faiths and
races believe that political freedom
IL poor artoud 10 economic acc.
uritv ard well being ~ the Amer.
lean family one without The other
II not true democracy Together,
political freedom ami economic
security, provide the great answer
10 the challenge ~ world. wilde
Cumuuaiam
THE ptUarnt Republican national
administration has fatGed to
achieve these goals they have
given most Americans half leaf
and have told them 70 be eontent
with that by stating that ~.
Americans must learn the Joys
~ self iia-lptlae tie. halt time
work hslttlmr pay, high interest
rates large corporate prrntsl"
|
What the report failed to men
ton was the YpFfs cancelia ton
Of the Invitation u Senator Frank
Churche 10 speak here. srter the
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kTis No sGsIs
ORDER pOa HEAnisG FINAL
ACCOUNT AND pRrrrlos E~oa

kfis No sESIk
ORDER pOa NEARING FINAL
Account AND Petition E~oR
DfsrRIaNTfos
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENSEPtN
FHpRATm COURT
y. Sststs Of Lssii@ Frsa.rtsa.sn,
ns@edent
iT " ORDERED ,A.t IN. rr.I
Accouht sna pstitipr Ter axaminA
tor tnsrsof Asd for aistrthuttan
nted hsrsta. 70 heard ca hanaay
rehru&ry liza. tfsG at ariosa
I'm BY this Coarg Haaes 10 Mae
sp@iAs Minnesota ara tAat al Rsr.
Sues sntsrsstea IN tAts est~t. present
ohf~ctions, u anv, way said pstiti1c
shnuld not Re av~atsA
Thts order shall - suhftsNss IN
the Minneapolis aEsek ~-aa .ns
eoglss thereof mailed aeeordinr to
(SNAfA
WtrNE sss the HON JAMES
@ NrBO& Taars % rrNa.fs
Cnart ISIS ilu aay Of gAau.
arr 1854
Rosr FNNxsrwN
.t.rk ~ Prcnats Csart
Larson. LneviuGer I4ndSafst
Freeuasn aua rfas~r
iets Aldland Hank niAT
tspekssnasn Jan. a. o. r.A ~
a-
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CHURCH
NEWS

Let US look up. lift up and never
give up.
Mrs. T. Henderson. reporter.
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'rofesf Meeting
Against Roids
Hears Speakers

tf}ontinb~d tfofn Page ID
asked % print a statement 10 the
effect that the NAACP waa not
connected with the raid, This. ac-
lcnrdlnR 10 Rudy ellis. treasurer uf
The Turtle club. would take some
OF the pressure or ~ the situa
ton
The Spokesman and Recorder
papers we're criticised for printing
lali ~ the names Of pernana arrest
led
] Pierre Guhmant. Spokesman.
Recorder ataffer. told the crowd
that neither paper wa proud Of
the contents az the headlines or
the stories However. the events
Iol1 happen and for that reason con.
Istitutcd news which happens 70 be-
the bto blood IT any honest newa-
paper"
Esty pcaks. "a Paul sun OBJ
server writer said that her paper
felt that what had occurred was
diaErafs enough without printing
the names
Feelings ran quite high when
aome described their appearance
before Judge Archie Ginguld Ae.
pnrdiuE 20 Robert Fields who went
% the courtroom 10 gain the re-
lease Of hts wife. an employee
Iof one "f the clubs. Judge Glngold
aaid we have nothing nn you down
here sts II ia your own people =
Rudy Elltg. treasurer Of the Turtle
ICub stated that Judge Gtngoid
told many people that " they
pleaded guilty 10 diwordsrly con.
duct no would let them 20 j."
Judge D,nies Statement
Judge 0ingoId denied the lmpites
ations Of both statements when
I arrived Ia court, said Judge
Giugoih. u knew nothing about
the raids When tho first group
arrived In my court roam sent
for Joe schmittn OF the Police
department and had him explain
- me in omen court what the com
lplaint was about"
4 told that first group that II
what jos Sehmitts said WAS true.
they were guilty of disordsfly
conduct l also told them that |
ldldn't intend 20 hurt anybody and
Explained that under the circum,
stances thoas who chose 10 plead
guilty would rcceiyc 10 day sus.
pended sentence. This was not a
bargain IN any sense but matter
Iuf eSpeiiting the whole procedure
FOR those who were arrested"
The meeting rloaed after Il was
resolved that fund would be
established TO hire an attorney for
the purpose " having all records
and rinKerprsnts expunged
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Want Negro Ia Iugh Post.

AZ a press conference following
the two day meeting, Chairman
Butter pointed out that a chief
proposal coming out ot the con.
ference was the decision 20 up.
point a Negro as Deputy Assistant
20 the Committee Chairman It's
Job viii be 10 maintain and i'm.
prove party relations and 10 keep
the Chairman advised on problems
relating 10 minority groupa
Congressman william l., Daw,
son. Vice Chairman of the Com
mittec, recalled that eight out Of
every 10 Negroes voted Demoora
dc Ia 1852 but we fell off a BIT
IN 1898 lie predicted that the
Democratic margin would clint
back 20 ita 1852 height in this
years election "tn spite OF all the
efforts that win be made By the
Republican Party, using Mr. Nixon
as a champion OF ctyu rights Daw
son characterized Nixon IA a
stalking horse for the Republican
Party"
The Committee heads were ques
toned on the policy made by Ma
tional Committeeman Charles Nc
Kay. Jr., Of sylacauga, Ala, which
requires all candidates in that state
20 take an oath 10 support racial
segregation before they can qualify
10 run In tho state primaries
Alabama Demo WAITS s'segrcga
tsan OATH"
Butler replied that this II direct,
~ in opposition 10 the plat.
form and the policy OF the parry
A very high percentage Of the
Democrats throughout the nation
win disagree with Mckay's views
stated the committee chairman
fseaids the proposal for q new
deputy who win be named soon.
the group urwcSi the Indignation %
Negroes from top 70 bottom
throughout the party structure
with membership on all advisory
committees and subcommittee
and an addition 20 the committee
starr Of Negroes in research and
publicity. Tnsy also recormsndssi
that another woman BE- sdaei 60
the starr 20 concentrate on regis.
traitor and voting 90 I'D the late
Mrs. venic. T Spring.
CsnrLttes DRAFT. Proposals
The COMMITTEES that drafted the
proposals was composed Of A.
tcrnsy A. T. walden Of Atlantis,
Councilman narsAsn shepard OF
Philadeiphia. Mrs Ann Arnold
He,igemen % New York. Congress
men Dawson Of Illinois and Charles
& pigxs o. Michigan ard Attorney
David GRAFT Of 81. Louis
Speakers for the meeting tnchld-
ed Senators Hubert Humphrey %
Minnesota ard Paul pouElNs %
Illinois ani Representatives James
Roosevelt, 90 California ard john
pingrn % Michigan
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Fils Ne. RaaA6
STATE or MINI FssDTA
COUNTY OF nENNEptN
IN PROBATE COURT
In We Estate 81 Ersek A Hallssn.
ors,r fer asar,ax reutism .. rrsv.
IT ~ ORDERED that All persons
intsrsstsd show cause. N any thay
have, bsfore thi. Court on AoudaY y.
: s ,sn,.sy, l'sA, !'s ss, a Ss,,sslees
spolls, Minnesota, ~hy the petition
herein tiled, 81 owsndeiyn CariscA
Tor the a&ip vance % ar Instrument
garppstiBx 70 be the last VII asa
fsstamsnt % said pecsdent and the
ysnt % Anten Hails-u. 81 Lake CITY
Minnesota and Gwendatya rarluan.
"a Hsnnepin County, AtRnsresA as
ax.cater. shgald net ,. granted
W IL FURTHER oRpEREp that
withtn four fnontha frsn the Gate
esr~eg al creditors 81 s~i3 pseedsnt
t.ls thslr claim. "a thl. Coart
.samlu.d ana saiastsa seer. an.
Court 90 hensAy, Jans saa. 1871
a. 10 eslecs An Ia ths Court
Hguss Ia hlnn.apoils Miazs@sta
Ths.. orders shall ;. RuSliss.d IL
c0piss NAILED according 70 Az
ska or pR0RArR spURT1
wiTNEts th- HON JAMES
9 kElsor yatas Of PrsAal.
Court ths lasA Sar ef Janu-
ROSE rNSgwKN
Cisrs % FrnbAt. Court
arson. i.osvtaE.r iAnaaHsG
Frs~Fmsn ard rr..sF
1919 NtAiaaS E4nR RisK
spokesman Jan. 81 OF FEB IS
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File Nu 2RNnR
nnnFn Fun uEAufN. pprT.
TinN ron LETTERS OE An.
MtNISFH ATINN

MtNfsFH ANiNN
STATE OF NtNNEHYTA
~ PROBATE COURT
COUNTY or ttENNEpfN
IN We Estate 20 Charles HahrFie.
pstreteuf
tT tg ORDERED that slt persons
intrresfsl show cause. ~ srv thew
have hefgrs this Court On Monday
Msrgh 1rA, 1855 ~ ? o'clock p.M
Ntun@#rta. why The p~tlfIna ~
County. Minnesota HnF The appnfrt
nssRt - himself aa afninGstraf7r
herein ffT~A should not ~ granted
ntarF 80 E'tir ft-tua- ana f~r
N~sWt~w rhpv~aa
IT ~ FURTHER ORDERED thai
within four months frru the FaFr
hereof al creditors ~ ~sft nsrsaarf
ff- fhsi- claims en- fhfa Tauys
Trecfs VIII be heard aoN rfaivns ~
ArsInat auf nHi8strA hnrara este
CnWrt ~ Monday June SAD 1855
- ~ o'clock NJ tu ~ G~Nvrs FfNu~.
In NinNsspnit. Mturrwofa
These orders shall - puhraN-s
IN th- Nl~usAuntf. rrsk narraw .oE
,eriss r'ati.s according - taw
fE'NfFnw awAf1
WITNESS tAs nov YANrs
q Nrff0r fuaw. ~ Y.-,h,s.
CN.~' 'his ttst fsy - rsnus-y
1855
FeNrr0r = f1ssfss
Atterwev
tseS Hand Trw~r
ROSE FNyNsswr-N
clerk ~ rrrN~s. CruTs
'srnk-srnsn wsh 2 ~ 81
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F3le No EB4T4
ADhtNtsTHATI LIMITING
TINE 10 EIL.E CLAIMS AND
EDR HEARING ImEEAEnN

F3ie No Sg4T8
ADMINISTRATION, LIMITING
TINE 10 FtLE CLAIMS AND
EoR HEAaiN1 THEREON
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HhNNEElN
PROBATE COURT
iu Re Estate ot Lloyd A. Norum,
bueedant
order Tor Hearing Petition fer
Letters Of AdmiaIstrnffaa
IT Is ORDERED that all persona
Interested show cause, III any they
have before this Court On Mon
day. February i'm, 1855, at 20
o'clock A. NJ ID the Court House in
petition Of Myrtle A Norum Ter
ths appointment 81 vlncent c. Nor
Buf. III usnuaptH Count Minnesota
as administrator herein fllrd, should
not be granted
order Go File Claim. aaa Tor
H.artnE Th~ron
ir Is Fl RTNEH ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof All creditors OF said De-
gedsut file their claims 81 this Court,
Proofs viii be heard and claims sx-
amiual ana adjusted before this
10 O'Clock a ~ ~ the Court House
So Minneapolis, Minnesota
These orders shall be pabHshad "a
che Minneapolis Spokesman and
enptea mailed according 90 law.
WITNESS the hon JAMES
g kEHNE, judge uf Probate
Court thts 22nd day o. jana
HOSE FoSsEEN
CLERK Of Probate Court
Nemsrov q Peril Attofnsys
fH5 ~ W Feh Bldg
Minneapolis Minnesota
tspokeRmAn Jan -. a. Feb, -
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What the report failed to men
ton wsa the YpFi canceIla ton
o. the invitation ~ Senator Frank
Churchs 10 speak here. srter the
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-05
Hospital Hostesses

Hospital Shop and Hospital Cart
Hostesses for Milford Memorial
Hospital fer the week Friday, Dec
9Th, through Thursday, Dec. IL:
Hospital Shop H0stesses-Friday
December 5, afternoon, Mrs. E. j,
Moran, Mrs. Paul Meusing, even
ing, Mrs. Harold Wiley, Mrs. Mar
tin Smith; Saturday, December 6,
afternoon, Mrs. Charles Lundstedt
evening, Mrs. Ira Garbutt; Sunday
December z, afternoon, Mrs. Hoey
Farrow, evening, Miss Dorothy
Derickson, Mrs. Gilbert Murphy
Monday, December s, afternoon,
Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. I D. Short,
evening. Mrs. William Lynch; Tues
day, December 8, afternoon, Mrs.
W W. Johnson. Mrs. Robert Foster,
evening, Mrs. Walter Conway;
Wednesday December 10, afternoon,
Mrs. Spencer Willis, Mrs. Burt At
well, evening, Mrs. George Cohee;
Thursday, December IL, afternoon,
Mrs. r. A. Derickson, Mrs. Harvey
Conrad, evening.
Hospital Cart HOstesses-Friday
December 5, Mrs. Joseph Pearce.
Jr., Mrs. Carlton Fooks: Saturday,
Dec s, Mrs. Byron Gibson. Mrs.
Broddus Jones; Monday, Dec. 8,
Mrs. George Sheaffer, Mrs. Eddie
Tsaacs; Tuesday. Dec. 9, Mrs. Perry
Ragains, Mrs. Robert Mercer; We'd
nesday, December 10, Mrs. Boyd
H0utz Mrs. John Besenfelder;
Thursday. Dscember II. Mrs. Ira
Garbutt, Mrs. Morris Rosker.