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The Arizona post., 1958-05-16
Special Issue Will Honor
IsroeEs 10Th Birfhduy

The May 3Oth issue of THE ARIZONA POST
will carry special salute to Israel on its 10th
anniversary.
Pictures and stories highlighting the remark
able story of Israel will be featured in the ISSUE
Copies of THE ARIZONA POST will be
mailed to Israeli officials as indication of the
support of one desert community to another.
If you would like to have your firm send
greeting to Israel call the Posts advertising mana
ger, Herbert Lahr at East 5-5381. Because of the
Memorial holiday that week. an earlier deadline
has been set on all copy. Publicity chairmen
should get their copy to us no later than Sunday
May 25.
The Arizona post., 1958-05-16

Capt. H. w. Branch, of the
Jacksonville Police Depart
ment, who heads the new
agency, said that he has in
formation leading him to be-
lieve that one person, or one
organization, is responsible
for the At separate bombings
and bombing attempts in the
South since last year.
THE COUNCIL of the
American Jewish Congress in
South Florida published a
statement calling for wide
public support of a House of
Representatives bill tn t
would make it a Federal
crime to possess or transport
dynamite or other explosives
in violation of any state law.
The bill, introduced by Rep.
J. Carlton Loser of Tennes-
see, grew out of the recent
unsolved bombings in Jack
sonville, Miami and other
Southern cities.
The measure is now before
the House Judiciary Commit
tee. Enactment of the bill
into law would permit the
Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton to enter into all cases in
which explosives are used un-
lawfully.
WASHINGTON, (JTA) -
Sen. Clifford P. Case, New
Jersey Republican, announc-
ed that he has written the
The Arizona post., 1958-05-16

per person.
Joe Myerson is general CO.
Ordinator for the affair which
also will offer a program of
entertainment and the elec-
tion of community delegates.
Sidney M. Gilberg, nomina-
tionS committee chairman,
will present these names for
election as community dele
gates: Marvin Cohen, Hal
Gettler, Gordon Greenwald,
Stanley Hatcher, Joe Myer-
son, Jerry Sonenblick, Char
les Whitehill and DR.. Jules
Whitehill.
Rabbi Bilgray will give the
invocation and Rabbi Breger
the benediction.
Reservations for the affair
can be made by calling Joe
Myerson, EA 5-8573; Mrs.
Chesin, AK 8-3804 or Flor
ence Goldstein at the Coun-
Gil office, MA 4-S603.
The Arizona post., 1958-05-16
Officials Probe
Center BombinQ

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (JTA)-Secret Investigations in
to the bobngs of synagogues Jewish and
Negro schools being conducted by agency formed
following the conference last week mayors police
officials of % cities in the South disclosed this week.
The Arizona post., 1958-05-16
The Arizona Post s.
World Report
"A Digest Of jewish World News

Lebanese Jews Threat ened By Riots
Riots charged to pro-Nasser forces of the
United Arab Republic, are threatening the safety
of more than 5000 Jews in Beirut, Lebanon. The
Joint Distribution Committee advised the speedy
evacuation of the Lebanese Jews. police IN
spector and II others hurt in the Israel village
of Umel Fahem when Arab Communists rioted. A
total of % Arab Communists were arrested follow
ing the May Day riots. Moshe Douek, the Iraqi
immigrant who injured Israel leaders in a bomb
attack in the Knesset Oct %, has been found guilty
Sentence was postponed pending a probation re-
port.
The first Arab student Huda Nashif,
won degree at Hebrew University. Golda Meier,
Israeli foreign minister, has entered a Jerusalem
hospital for medical check-up . Israeli movie
house operators ended 13-day strike against taxes
when the government agreed to open negotiations
Hitler's Speeches Offered In Schools
Tape recordings of speeches by Hitler and Goeb-
bells will be offered in German high school history
classes The idea, the Germans say is to give pupils
a chance to form their own picture of the Nazi re-
gime A Yugoslav peasant has been sentenced
to months Imprisonment for melting intolerance
void has become the first Jewish mayor of Saska-
toon, Can. And Myer Hapern, member of B'nai
Birth and patron of Habonim, the Labor Zionist
Youth movement, has been elected the first Jewish
Lord Provost of the City of Glasgow in Scotland -.
Israel Celebrations Cont inue
Worldwide celebrations of Israel's 10th ami
versary continue with great fetes. In Sac Paulo,
Brazil some 10000 Brazilians attended mass meet
ing honoring Israel. In Santiago, Chile one of the
city squares named plaza Republica de Israel"
Two schools also were renamed in honor of Israel
The Peruvian president tossed special reception in
honor of Israel. 80.
And in New York City the entertainment world
saluted Israel at supperreception. Proceeds of the
affair will be used to bring the Israel production
"The Firstborn" to the United States this summer
. And in Chicago a crowd of more than $4,000
paid tribute to Israel with rally in Chicago Stad-
ium.
The Arizona post., 1958-05-16
Council Awards
To Honor -Four
Jewish Leaders
Marvin VoIk, Mon-Of-The-Yeor;
Mrs. Shift, Womun-Of-The-Yeor

Marvin Volk will be honored Man of the Year and
Mrs Murray j. Shift as Woman-oftheYear the annual
Awards Night banquet of the Tucson Jewish Community
Council.
The affair will be held Thursday May % pm. at
The Arizona post., 1958-05-16
NAMES IN THE NEWS

WARTZ has been named the first woman treasurer
of the City of New York. . E. EDWIN WOLF has
been reelected president of the Jewish Publication
Society of America which recently celebrated its 10th
anniversary MRS. LENA KAPLAN, founder
of Hadassah and longtime Women's Zionist leader,
died May 3 in New York. She was the wife of Rabbi
Mordecai NJ Kaplan Jewish philosopher and Recon-
structionist movement founder RABBIS SOLO,
MON j. STARFMAN and MOSES l. FEUERSTEIN
presented statement to the US. Senate opposing
passage of the Humane Slaughter Bill which they
say will promote nhumane slaughter.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-01-24
PILGRIM BAPTIST

why Doubt?" the sermon de-
livered on the third Sunday in
January, by DR.. Floyd Massey Jr.
The Congregation Joined the
Choirs in singing the Professional
Praise Him. Deacon A. w. Jor-
dan gave the morning prayer.
January 26, the morning service
will be in the hands of the Youth
of Pilgrim. They will conduct the
entire service. Their chosen speak
er is DIR. Charles Turck, president
of Manchester College His topic,
"A Message To Youth. On the
sick list are: Mrs. John Patton,
954 st. Anthony, Mr.. b. NJ. Brown,
Ancker Hospital and Shut-.n is
Mrs. Naomi Allen, 639 w. Central.
For Pastors Appreciation Day
February 9, in honor of DIR. Mas
sey, DR.. Sandy F. Ray of Brook
lyn, New York will be guest
preacher. On this day, DR.. Mas
sey will be honored for his many
services throughout the commune
ty
Pilgrims BYE, will host a song
spiration sponsored by the Twin
City BYE groups, at $50 pm. The
Junior BYF, at pm. will conduct
the evening service. A film strip
win be shown at this time, entitled
Happy World OF Differences.
You are always welcome at Pill
grim, the Church of Lofty
Friendship.
Sherrie Mazingo, reporter.
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MT. OLIVET BAPTIST

THE Awful Day OF God" was
the subject of Rev. b. II. Hunters s
message Sunday January 10, US
ing as a text Amos 500.
Five new members were added
to the church membership: two
by Christian experience, three
candidates for baptism.
Visitor for the day was Rev. S.
s. Horton, pastor of Mt. Baker
Baptist church, Seattle, Wash.
Little Elsie Coleman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Coleman
of 721 Aurora Av. is a patient in
Gillett hospital. Elsie viii appreci-
ate cards from you.
The Senior Choir, Mems Chorus
and the Gospel Chorus members
spent an evening Of fun, pep sing
ing and stunts Friday Night Jan
uary II, when they held their post
Christmas party. The festive af-
fair was held in the church dining
hall. Highlighting the party was
exchange Of gifts by members.
Guests were Rev. and Mrs. B. H
Hunter, Mrs. Elijah Smith, Mr..
Robert Cox and Mr.. A. Hopkins,
Refreshments were served. More
than 35 members attended.
Condolences goes to Mrs. H
Hopkins in the accidental death Of
her brother in Helena, Ark.
Visitors are welcome to Mt
Olivet The Friendly Church"
Mrs. NJ. f. Bell, reporter.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-01-24

earth, I came not to send peace
sword"
His theme was, Gods all is for
fighting Christians" The message
was very inspiring and everyone
seemed to enjoy il because Of the
truth IL contained. We are happy
to reort that Friendship is making
wonderful progress by the help Of
God and the fine leadership Of our
minister, Pew. Harris. We desire
the prayers of each and everyone
that we shall continue in kingdom
building for the Master.
The choir rendered beautiful
music for the service. In the abb
sence of our pianist Mrs. Harris,
Mrs. Nellie Buckhalton was at the
piano and did a fine job.
Visitors worshiping with US at
the morning service were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Daley and grandson,
Mrs. Jackson and Mr.. Charles Huff
of Lesvenworth, Kans. Visitors
are always welcome at Friendship.
On our sick list is Brother 3.
G. Brady, a trustee of the church,
who has been very active until he
became i'll. We ask all friends to
pray for him.
We are very grateful to be back
with our weekly news after a
few months absence. May God bless
each and everyone. Rev. L. c.
Harris, Pastor.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-01-24
"NEGRoEs' HAVE NOT EARNED
THE RIGHT TO LIVE WITH
WHITES"

The Federal Civil Rights Law
Of 1866 provided that;
IAN citizens Of the United States
shall have the same right, In every
state and Territory. as is enjoyed
by white citizens thereof 10 in
herit, purchase, lease, sell, hold,
and convey real and personal
property"
From Crispus Attucks' defiance
Of the British on Boston Commons
before the Revolutionary War 20
the presence OF Ralph Bunche in
the United Nations today. the Ne
gro has fought for, worked for, and
died for this vast paradoxiai dem
ocracy. II this does not qualify
him for the right TO live where
he chooses and can afford 10 buy;
II this does not give him at least
rights equal to those OF his white
fellow soldier citizens, then the
Federal Civil Rights Law should
be openly as II is now tacitly-
repudiated by our Minnesota Legis-
lature and the Star OF the North
settle once and for all time the
question OF It's position on all
human and civil rights.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-01-24
FIRST NEW HOPE RAPTISr

The subject OF Rev. Mckinley
Calhoun's Sunday morning sermon
was, Feeble Groans and Gods
Answer" and the supporting text
was Exodus 3:s.
Visitors for the day included
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Thomas, Mr..
Ellis Bellfield and Mrs. Catherine
Brown.
At 1880 pm. the Royal Jubilees
appeared in a musical program.
Before going to program in
which they were TO apear, the
Friendly Five gave three num-
bers. Highights OF the program
were the presentation OF Come
out of Wilderness" and "Sit Down
Servant by the Friendly Five and
'Tn Trust in God" and Precious
Lord" by the Royal Junilees.
We invite you to share in all
Of our services
Rev. Mckinley Calhoun, Pastor.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-01-24
ST. PETERS ANIE

Sunday morning January 10,
Rev, NJ. l. simmons preached a
very inspiring sermon. His topic
was, Patience" He dwelled on
the word Wait. Some of the
sayings are they that wait upon
the Lord, shall not be weary.
though you be in exile, He is al
ways at your side, God is above all
we do"
He further stated that God gave
us promise and referred us to
read Psalm el:l, 27:lo, ll:S4, S7:2.
1855, 1881 St John 14:lS. s.sl-
50, Eccl III and Romans s.2S.
His closing remarks were they
that wait upon the Lord shall
renew their strength. and have
patience and God will take care
OF you"
Mrs. jeanne johnson was the
SoloiSt.
Visitors are always welcome.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night at T:S0.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-01-24
MRS. DAISY GILBERT
FORMER MINNEAPOLIS RESI-
DENT DIES IN CALIFORNIA

Word was received on Tuesday
morning of the death in Los
Angeles, Calf. OF Mrs. Daisy Gil
bert, a former Minneapolis resi-
dent, who died at 3 pm. on Mon
day January 20.
Mrs Gilbert moved to California
a year ago and had been i'll dur
ing this entire time. She was living
with her daughters and sons-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Otis woodard
and Mr.. and Mrs, Milton Buford.
Her sister Mrs. Pearl Nevis.
275O Clinton Av., left by plane on
Saturday after receiving word of
her sisters critical illness and was
at her bedside during her last
hours.
Funeral arrangements had not
been completed at press time.
Friends who wish to contact the
family, may write to 4I2 f. l4O
St, Los Angeles.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-01-24
ST. LOUIS PEOPLE
PICKET A &P
FOOD STORES

ST. Louis - The St. Louis branch
Of the NAACP instituted a pro,
test here Friday against the lack
Of fair employment practices to-
ward Negroes by the Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Co.
The giant A g. p food chain
hires only four Negroes full time
and 10 part time above the por.
ter level. the NAACP said.
The NAACP does not call its
demonstration a picket or a boy
colt, but said that freedom lines
are being maintained daily at a
Negro community store "to call
community attention to the re-
stricted employment policies"
The campaign lis expected to be
extended to other A & P stores op-
Grating in the Negro community, ,"
the announcement said.
The NAACP spokesman said
a meeting was held with A & p
officials several weeks ago, but
proposals for increased employ
ment opportunity for Negroes
were rejected as "inoppOrtune".
T. ID. McNeal, national vice pres
ident Of the Brotherhood of
Sleeping Car Porters, who is con-
Quoting the campaign, said that
nearly 40 percent Of the consum-
er dollar in the st. Louis Negro
community is spent for food
alone" A & P employs thousands
of people" in the st. Louis area,
McNeal said.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-01-24
IN NIEMORIANI

In loving memory of our be-
loved mother and grandmother,
Mrs. Nora B. Crawford, who passed
away two years ago, January 27,
1856.
Rest on dear mother
Thy labor DER
Thy willing hands will toll no
more,
A faithful mother both true
and kind
A truer mother you could
never find
For all of us she did her best
God grant her eternal rest.
Sadly missed by daughter, Mrs.
Auzie Dial, grandchildren, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Lee Shoffner and
great-grandchildren Sonya Marie
and Robert Sonion Shoffner.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-01-24
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our deepest
appreciation and heartfelt thanks
to our many friends for their acts
Of love and thoughtfulness tend
cred us during our recent bereave-
ment, the death of our husband
and brother Clarence Davis Of Bos-
ton, Mass. We are especially ap-
preciative of the comforting assis-
tance of Rev. Louis w. John
son. It was the understanding
sympathy of our friends that gave
us added strength to carry on.
Mrs. Cora Davis, Boston, Mass,
wife, Mrs. Nettie Shepherd, sister.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-01-24
SIOUX
= A L [ S
NEWS
N z S
BY Kaye Coates
$40 Mable Street
Sioux Falls, s. ID.

I share the loss OF Zella Dear
ing with Mr. Dearing and he
many friends She has done some
thing we all have to do and
know God knows best.
The year 1858 really find
Georgia Lee the changed woman
Georgia has always been the Car,
eer Girl, but va, know, Georgia
has now began TO watch stories
on T. ", also the Y. w. G. A. has
/ caused her 10 cook and now she
Is sewing T towels in the club.
When the Southeastern Associ-
alton Of men met at st. Johns
Baptist Church last Thursday Jan,
10 for a regional meeting st.
Johns men were hosts with Rev.
I. II. Thomas. pastor, Harvey
Bentley, president and Thomas
Clayton. master Of ceremonies.
Mrs. II. Bentley's ladies of the
Missionary Society served the men
a fine evening lunch, I've heard
a lot of fine comments on the
meeting and the careful care the
ladies' Of the Mission gave.
Rev. /. II. Thomas's morning
worship sermon, That Old Ser
pent" Rev. 1873. Proved 10 be
pure food for thought and words
TO live by for a while TO those
who would accept.
1 don't intend to praise Rev.
Thomas any more than Rev. Dun
can Of Pilgrim Baptist Church.
Rev. Duncan of Sioux City, Ia.
has been very faithful to his con-
gregation and works very well
with Rev. Thomas. We are proud of
both of these young men. s. F. is
more or less like "Peyton Place,
so one has to set a goal and stand
steadfast for IL.
Intellectual Improvement Club
held its regular meeting Friday
Jan. IT, with Coates in the chair
as president. Most Of the members
were present and helped plan
program. All the gals had a dish
towel to hem and the gals are look
ing foreward TO many interesting
things.
The program planning commit
tee of St Johns Church with Rev.
Thomas Chairman met at the par
sonage on Tuesday evening. The
committee composed of Msrs. Lee,
Anderson, Moxley Cabbell, White
and Coates are looking foreward to
big year with the cooperation
of the full congregation.
Jerry and James Cabbell en-
joyed the Annual Legion Chorus
After-C Christmas Party at the
Legion. Saturday Jan. 1S, all the
fellahs and the wives had a fine
chow Of chicken, turkey or ham
and all the trimmings in style. All
were presented gifts.
Don't know what M. Coakley is
trying TO prove but I'm sure he'll
make best dressed man of the
year II he keeps coming out sharp
as he has for the last few weeks.
Morey always looked for real in
his tan washables and a pail in
his hand.
Kenny Anderson made the rest
of the City Basketball Team look
like baby's when the lineup was
in the local paper. Kenny is with
Davis Tailors but III bet he doesn't
buy his suits there. Anyway we
are proud of Kenny.
Gladys Bunton Shaw's, Billy
Jeane, has been very i'll with an
ear infection that has caused her
a lot OF trouble. l do hope she gets
much better.
Many Thanks to those that
wrote me concerning Zela Dear
ing you are nice people,
St. Paul recorder., 1958-01-24
HOUSTON LAURENCE BURIED

Funeral services for Houston
Laurence OF 1888 Oakland Av,
who died Wednesday January l5,
in a local hospital, were held at
II am. Monday January 20, at
the Woodland Funeral Home, Rev.
Stanley King, associate minister
Of Zion Baptist church. officiated
with burial in Crystal Lake ceme-
terry.
lie Is survived by four daugh-
ters, the Mines Carrie Began.
Juanita jackson, Arlice Grant and
Eloyce Carver, all OF Minneapolis:
two sons, George W, Laurence OF
Minneapolis and Dan Laurence OF
Cofteyville, Ala, one sister, Mrs.
Mary Chiles OF Minneapolis: one
brother Adam Laurence OF Mr.
Sterling, Ala, and other relatives
Dan Laurence came 20 Mime
apolis to attend funeral service.
Woodard Funeral Home was in
charge OF the service.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-01-24
Warden Woodford
Dies Funeral Rifes
Held January n

Services for Warden woodford,
1920 18th Av. s.. who died Of a
heart attack at his home Sunday
morning January 10, were held at
pm. Wednesday January 22 at
st. Thomas Episcopal Church.
Rev Louis w. johnson ofticiated.
with burial in Lakewood cemetary.
Mr.. Woodford was born in
Frankfort, Ohio. and had resided
In the Twin Cities since 1919.
He was a graduate of WiIber-
force University and a graduate
OF the University of Minnesota
School Of Embalming. He was a
veteran OF World War 1; a mem
Der Of Leslie Lawrence Post Of
the American Legion; member OF
Veterans Of Foreign Wars; mem
Der OF Perfect Ashlar Lodge No.
4 F. e. A. NJ, who held a service
ct 1880 pm, Tuesday night. He
was a charter member of Kappa
Alpha Psi fraternity and a mem
Der Of st. Thomas Episcopal
He was employed at Montgom-
cry Ward and Company, head OF
the maintenance department, and
had worked for the company for
35 years.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Havana Taylor Woodford OF
Los Angeles Calf. and other
relatives in Ohio.
Neal Funeral Home was in
charge Of the service.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-01-24
ST. JAMES ANrr

Rev. Nelson Pryor. the presiding
elder, gave us the message for
January 10, which was very in
spring and uplifting.
The Cathedral Choir sang.
Guide Me o Thou Great Jehovah. 2
Il Want 20 be More and More
Like Jesus" and Bless the Lord.
o My Soul" The Youth Choir
sang. Save Ne as I Am" The
guest soloist was p. Fielder Jr.
who sang, The Lords Prayer"
At $50 pm Mount Ohvet
church presented a program which
was very good.
The ACE League Youth Group
has an enrolment OF about so
St. Paul recorder., 1958-01-24
BLACKS 6oMSG IN MEANS A
RUNDOWN COMMUNITY"

Julian Krawcheck Of the Cleye'
land Press Investigated this argu'
ment in his city. He toured in,
tegrated neighborhoods through
out the city and In the series OF
articles written for his paper one
finds these comments: OF the white
neighbors Of Negroes:
The physical appearance Of the
whole Area-E. 10th between
Wade Park and Superior Aves.-
is just as good II not better than
It was at any time in my mem
ory. That goes for my old house,
which / sold TO a colored fam
lily
"I think the Negroes who have
moved in have, for the most part,
kept up their homes better than
the people they have replaced. !
know that the family who bought
from us has maintained the house
as well as we did
THE individual homes and ap-
pearance Of the street have i'm
proved since Negro families start
ed moving in several years ago.
There are a lot OF new lawns and
remodeling, We have very pleasant
neighborly relations
II can only speak for my street
but the average Negro family on
Columbia keeps his property as
well or better than the former
white family
''The appearances OF both homes
and street has improved 100 per
cent since the colored people STRAIT
ed m owing in several years
ago o..
one need not go to Cleveland
for such statements. The picture
OF wen kept homes confronts you
all over the Twin City area. The
Cleveland story does indicate,
however, that what we observe In
Minneapolis and st. Paul are typi-
cal OF the pattern all over Amer
lea.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-01-24
ST. PAUL LUTHERAN

Pastor Sunwalls topic for his
sermon last Sunday was taken
from the story of the first mir
acle performed by Jesus, Ever
lasting Essentials.
Pastor Sunwall announced that
Cottage Bible study and Prayer
meetings will be held on January
30 at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Lindquist, 1900 Selby Ave.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Dahlin, 3S1
Fry Street and Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Benson, 9S1 Van Buren
You are invited TO attend one OF
these meetings. - Anna Wendell
Parish Worker.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-01-24
NEW HOPE BAPTIST

Sunday January 10, Rev. Knee.
ley Williams chose as a subject
Try God" He used as a text Nal
$40. The message was full OF
spiritual food for thought to all
who wished to feast.
The Sunday School was we'll at.
tended. The new superintendent
Mr.. James Cryer, and staff OF
teachers are doing a good job.
The choir will meet for rehear.
sal Friday night January "a. The
Mission will meet January 25. Mrs
Sarah Hubbard is president. The
Deacon and the Trustee boards
will meet on January "a.
Visitors are always welcome.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-01-24
CARD OF THANKS

We want to thank our many
friends and neighbors for the
cards, kilograms and their thought
fulness shown us during our be-
reavement, the sudden and un-
timely death on December IT, of
our daughter, sister and niece,
Virginia Katherine Thomas.
Mr.. Bennie Bullard, father, San
Francisco, Calf, Albert L. Cowan,
step-father, Richard Thomas,
brother, Topeka, Kans., Mr.. and
Mrs. James H. Thomas, uncle and
aunt, Mrs. Clara Jones, and Miss
Coree L. Thomas, aunts.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-01-24

In the day of my trouble |
will call upon Thee; for Thou
wilt answer me.-(Psalm Sc,
~
How wonderfully blest are
those who are so strong and
steadfast in their faith-who,
whenever it wavers for an in
stant, affirm it at once re-
stored! They shall never be
long desolate or sorrowed, for
they live in God.