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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-17
Bishop to DCCW 49,.
Urges Leadership In
Mass Participation

The Diocesan Council of Catholic Women were
given three considerations by Bishop Clarence G.
Issenmann at their annual convention last Wednesday.
Bishop Issenmann, who praised the women for
their outstanding record during their 13 years of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-17
St. AIMS Administrator
Offer Mass For
Mother Martha

Solemn Requiem Mass for Mother M. Martha, 43,
O.S.F. administrator of st. AIMS hospital since 1850,
will be offered at 10 a. m. today in Holy Rosary
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-17

deliberations to the teachings OF
Plus XII and his predecessors.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-17
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HOSPITAL EXPENSES

FHeIICdH NepupHc HOSpIIaI, surgical and
Nursing Plans and the American Republic
Medical and Surgical Plan help pay hospital
and doctor bills for childbirth.
1.-THE MAN WHO CARRIES THIS CART IS QUALIFIED TO
EXPLAIN THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC PLANS TO YOU
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23
Interviews Will Be Conducted Here For The
American Republic
Plans of Protection
Hospital : Surgical : Medical : Nursing

All residents of Sidney and Rchknd county Who qualify will have the opportunity to have
the American Republic Plans of Protection These famous Plans now hepp rotet many thous-
adsof individuals and families agans expensive hospital surgical nursing ad doctor bills
for either sickness or accident The Program to explain this protection to all residents the
county is now beginning and it will continue until all esmnts of the county have bnc contacted
and the American Republic Plans of Pmtcione explained to thm
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04
PILGRIM REST BAPTIST

Since Sunday March 30, was
Mission Day, as well as Palm Sun
day, everyone seemed overioyed.
remembering Christ's entrance into
Jerusalem tie too VAS on . MISS
aonary journey Rev Benjamin
Cassius brought the IL am. ser
mon fle chose for a subject Why
You ?" Scripture reference was
from Judges 6t3. Rev Cassius
emphasized the power Of prayer,
using Gideon as an illustration.
proving that Cod heard and an
sHered prayer The sermon was
very enlightening
Following the morning worship
the Mission presented a pageant,
dramatizing Are You On the
Altar, which Was very beaGtiiJaiy
done.
our pastor Rev J. ] Jackson
and members Worshipped with
Bethesda Baptist church III pm.
evening hour Rev. Jackson
brought the sermon using as
subject, Gods Picture 10 His
People which he explained fully
and prayeFfIlly
ON Easter Sunday April 9. Rev.
James Crawford win speak at the
eight o'clock evening hour Rev
Crawford Is one OF our young
ministers under the supervision OF
the pastor, Rev, Jackson.
Let US extend helping hand to
our neighbors. visit ana pray for
our sick and shut-ins
You are welcome 10 worship with
us at all times
Mrs. j. Armstrong, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04
COMO TEMPLE DAUGHTERS
GIVE BABY SHOWER
FOR MRS. EifiSlET

AZ the com iuaiou ~ their reg
uiar meeting On Thursday March
IN members Of Como fempla No
i2s IBp.OEW u 81 Paul.
turned thrif socinl hour Into a
surprise baby shower honoring
Jnelr nnaneial secretary Mrs
Vernon tiudsy Of 1924 portIaad
Az Minneapolis
Alfs f3Hsiey had not attended
the meeting because she waa not
wrH so when the many gifts Uefe
delivered 10 her home il was q
complete surprises aHd she was
overwhelmed
Mrs Elizabeth Parker fa the
Daughter Ruler Of Como feHplr
rther members Ia attendance were
Daughters Vajlic Turner l,ouelia
Cameron fiarrietl Daniels ner
linda Washington Florence Hu-
ford Roberta Tyler Mary CLARITY
Geftuaa Willis ANTE Gardner
Louis Nc Daniels
Also Daughters Zulita Cook
Pearl HuCFuof J,eouiA Goodman.
Carrie apuman. Katherine VIII
lians AHun semggiua uoulah
GfaEe f;nmatne white Kglsie
WHtmnrr t'ieasettn Bradley Ed
ua BosIrY Rosie Anderson Battle
Fletcher I}afhaa Warren Iona
NJ Henry Mytob, Cox turtlle
lIaelin ans Mary i'foppa
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ZION gapTrsT

Rev II w Bolts Jr. brought
q warm message at the am. wor
ship Palm Sunday using an scrip
fufe reference 81 John 10th Chap.
ter and subject, "rhc Voice of
the Throug He emphasized many
Of the highlights Of the subject
which was highly enjoyed, Music
was by the Gospel Chorus directed
by Mrs Dora Hardy Mr. James
y Nichols " st Peters AME
church wa 0rganist
Sunday was ALSO the annual 3ay
~ worship for beautittons Mrs
Theresa Granger. president Of one
unit OF the Twin city bcautitians
was presented hy the pastor She
gave few brief remarks.
The many visitors were recog
nized and welcomed.
Our pastor. Rev II W. Bolts sr.
and some of the members attended
the dedicatory service AZ COM
munity Baptist church, 8sls Port.
land Avs at $50 pm. Rev. ! w.
Phelps is pastor Mrs Dora Hardy
sang q solo Everyone reported q
wonderful worship and fellowship.
The 3 pm. Zion Hour broadcast
was uplifting Rev. Kings mes.
sage was based on the subject "a
Hcros Welcome" with scripture
background from Matt 2t.5 Guest
soioiSi was Mr. Willis G. Smith OF
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stRviCFS HAD Foe MRS.
EIlxAgKrA JACKSON

f5r Mrs Esaecgb
Ea.s resident q Crspt
Af tlans eba tal Newlay
N sitter BRIEF ilne>
Wg ns sel3 a to ans Friday
Appeal I a. tyoaAs FNla-
Hwe Rev nsnsp i cafty
a st pblhra Bp5sapai
mE wH nfngiate
Mf Jackson was aativp
Ni 8ppj atsl bad lived ia s.
rsui fg . wears shs had bsra a
se4aut 81 ctssps Attacka HAaas
sen sbr past elgh' yrsrs
shv survived by gaur JsaEhf
rGs Mrs tsta Hagien 81 81 paui
Nfs GfBet smith Mrs paisy cs,u
Jsl Ant Nss Mae van sll 81 los
Auz,lt rFa gtapAsans William
nae and Richard wasaInefon OF
81 paal enc granddaughter Mrs
Eiaie wright q Minneapolis folr
btatbsrs nr ~ Cgunp aud
Eobei Cramp e Sc paal Mar.
-han 8a8 Boee CFunp % Care
ha eHe Nstar Ma Georgia F'eate
" oSdeH uah sHa atbuf rela
.yss
. luual viii h. lu Oakland sne,
tsfy w,ta nrooks FNurFai Howe
h charge af arrangements
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rM.GRIM BAPTIST

Palm Sunday. March 30. The pul.
pit was adorned with palm leaves
and floral arrangements A set.
ting toT Or Masseys heartwarm-
ing sermon Jerusalem on Palm
sunday The Gospel Chorus lent
% the splendor with ride on
King Jesus and the Choral Croup
sang open The Gates, under the
direction Of Mrs Louella TAYLOR
The Senior Choir offered The
Palms Guests from Mount Olivet
- Philips, and other surrounding
churches visited the BYE az g
pm. ana took part in the dis
c'tsstou After Graduation, What -
a delicious spaghetti aud meat.
bah supper was enjoyed. with rec.
featinu following.
A treat FOR Pilgrim members
was the showing Of l. NJ Dorsey's
Pilgrim In Revue at an 3 pm,
service Slides OF Pilgrims pro-
Eresa during the year were shown
by Mr. Dorsey, the church photo
grapher
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VI. pETFR's AMr

on Sunday morning March 30
an overflow crowd worshipped ~
song and prayer with Rev NJ T.
Simmons as he baptized a large
group Of people, They were chris.
trned IN three different groups
fast the Infants second group
u larger children and third the
adults.
Rev Nelson Pryor WAS In the
city % hold hts third Quarterly
meeting We always enjoy having
htm worship with US
Rev Simmons urged the con.
greRation 70 attend early sunrise
meeting Easter Sunday morning
az q,
The a. b, g held ita annual
Palm Sunday Te8t Sunday after
noon A large crowd enjoyed the
very fine program Mrs Fred
Ewing IL president Of the club
Congratulations to the Adult
Choral Club for the magnificcn
Easter cantata they presented or
sunday night directed by Mrs
Robert Lyle
The senior Choir win present an
Easter cantata Christ Cruciffed
on Easter Sunday evening NJ 8 30
The public ls invited.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night az 1880
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CHURCH
NEWS

81. paul who sang, In The Car
den Mr.. w f. Lemon Of 81.
Paul was organlst and Mrs X.
w Botts Jr.. WAS pianist
Mr.. Willie 3. Hale has been Inc
disposed suffering with the flu
for the past week We were happy
10 see him back at his post on
Sunday
Mr. Joseph Miller united with
the church al the evening service
a card Of thanks acknowledging
kiudnesses extended from mem
beers and friends a. the time Of her
accident was received from Mrs
Alberta Harris,
Easter day services VIII begin Al
q am. Coffee and dOughnuts win
be served following the early sery-
Ice by mothers and the deacon
board.
Let US continue 10 remember the
stick and shut-ins
Ny thought -, But be We doors
u the word, and not hearers only
deceiving your ourselves. James
l.22.
Mrs +, Henderon, reporter
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ALBERT Bert SMITH
DlEs. WAS MIL
CRY RESIDENT n YEARS

Albert = lBerti smith 1924
paurtb Az $ died suddenly a.
hls home nn Eudhy morning Mnryl
"a Nr Smith had been To pom
health fut the past three years
but not seriously 10 untit the lasi
few weeks
he waa born lu t'euterwne. n
son II katherine and John Smith
ana VIVA the nfth child u a tain
,ly ri ssk tie recptvpd his element.
ary education ard part 81 his bjef
gboal education IN C,entetpiIlc
After the death az his father his
mother moved with her younger
an1tea - Minneapolis. where b.
attended Central high aehaol 90
had lived in Minneapolis for 81
ytNfa
gga was veteran o. Warld WAR
~ having served ia fh6 anti ait
lor THE decreased was a fafuer
member ~ Hrtheada baptist
HHyfh men,prr &c Johnny nalsea
rpeg 81 aoi American Legion
msmbef Of fhe irwin CTS Gosl
g1un ana the skv stapcr i.a.iEt
AZ Wpld Chamberlain Air roft
where be had bsun employed ur
g. ths une ~ b.g late l8Hcas
he n satyval be- Nta wire Esisle
aur 4sasntsr Mrs NslNu White,
tuu as,ars Mfs eoruel.a purHs
tnB Mrs Josephine l'uilens ad
swo aep'ge Glen luieps ard
Waiter smtth AN ~ Minneapolis
pfsotral sorvess were held wesl.
uasaay April az pm At ths
wasmFI gnunefal chapel wtta
REV W 4 Simmons officiating
rahnafr u8ser poat held shof,
rysr ay tBc funeral
8 was IN ~ sWllng Sa
m sgnatery with wco3sr
Funeral Iane 10 ghafse * as
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04

Indians. with M knowledge of
rel tape could nSt understand
Why they should go hungry when
the flour pork lard and sugar
which belonged % them Raa locked
ap Ia warehouse. Finally LATHE
Grow spoke
We have waited long fiG4e
The money 10 ours but we cannot
aei Il We have 10 foad but there
are stores filled eith food We AL
ttat ypu lh6 agent make some
arrangement ~ which we an get
f9gd FROM the stores Ut alse W.
may take Gur opn way 10 keep
ourselves from starving When
men arc hungry they may help
themselves
Myaek the chief trader ~ the
settlement when IAttie Crow
words we're translated said 50
fAr as am concerned Il they are
hungry let them eat grass"
The interpreter refused 10 trans
late u IL not known whether nr
not this interpreter was James
THOMPSON bat il rs conceivable
that this would have bsen bia an
swsr a missionary put Ayrieka
wofdp into Sioux
For . moment there war silence
followed BY wild yelling ana
angry geHtIfea The Indians die
appeared from The trading psat
Ihfre days later ne bioodiest ~
Use Indian Wars began IN the
Northwest The fret white man
mlisd Was ayriek tho chief trad
er bis body was found With MS
mouth stuffed with grass
And the work " the mlsaiHnhr
iea that had aano un FOR over y
hundred years was cancelled out
Nv hutet
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rnIrNDsHIp BAPTIST

Sunday Scnooi was well attended
on last Sunday morning The les
son was discussed and reviewed
to the fullest extent At the III am.
service our pastor, Rev T. & Har,
rls, brought very Interesting
message concerning Palm sunday
and the entrance Of Jesus into
Jerusalem THE choir was At It's
best ard they sang beautifully
At pm Friendship attended
tea 1T First New Hope Baptist
church In 81 Paul A very won
derful program featuring New
Hope choir. Friendship choir. the
Spisltualettes and various soloe
was enjoyed BY all who attended
Friendship is very grateful and
appreciative 10 Rev Calhoun and
FIRST New Hope for the coopera'
ton they have given us
Let US all pray for one another
because truly Friendship Is strug
Cling and trying 10 maintain its
building and we need the prayers
~ everyone as I'm sure every
christian church does
Rev l. G, Harris pastor
Mrs E.laie Sellers, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04
Roy Reufher AZ
Labor Institute

Continued from Page -
Come Junior High School 10 ST.
Paul ald
Therefore b. Il resolved 70 i'm
PIGMENT iris basic clyil right the
night 10 1--we where one desires
without reference - race. creed Or
coiDrj the second Joint ALL
Go Iuatttafe On Human Relations
gavota enactment ~ q state law
and II 4 Minneapolis and 81 Paul
ordinance witch viii make Il
illegal t. discriminate in The Rent
~ Baie. and Financing ~ housing
accommodations
The Institutes aetioH IN this
matter wac Daaed upon the IN.
stitute'H theme Lahore stake IN
open Occupancy. which showed
that those who uphold diNerm
nation against minority groups
are among labors worst enemies
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Courageous Robbis
Defiunf Sermon

Z ''.H'faftA+tf'at +fH'fff f-'fF
~ II nov AUY fgpFr 50 than
iboss who Joined the Naunnan
group il Mari Germany and woro
estermluated along with the raaf
~ the Jews
Let's NOT dolude ourselves into
thinking that IL wo srnltlo Into
cavsa ~ cpwatdIee and quietly
dg auf way into the sands n
pbalrtg wr won't b. noticed ,na
we win eeeapr the caipmgy aria
ahuae of the agitatGrs ana hate
nonEera Was Il because ~ our
statements and courageous stand
Iau rho arKro question on me qugs
ton ~ isV aud ataer and The
decision ~ enc aupfcue Court
tbat Haspar attacked ua
As Jewish community we
were silent Waa It because We
we're radicals that I,aapaf IL now
utNiug that Jews b. deprived %
ciItssuaRip anil ultimately expelled
gtgn tbs United States
Is Il ug@use ~ Hlf Fortnight
defense Of tho Negro ue any either
minority ina, wv Vpfa compelled
Is keep guards here on the prem
iaaa of thta very fcmple 81 night
because u the possibility that this
tlnuae IL tlad utghl De dypamtipdl
we may be- aish and tired of
hearing about the Negro question,
hut whon viii we learn tho lgssan
IT contemporary history that the
attack upon the Negro IL The fore
runner ~ the Inevitable attack
upon the lew ard that the attack
ulun the tpw "a the undemablO
paftrui o. the attach up0n Chast
laHity and tha worry foundations "
our democratic way ~ lifu
THAT "a why ! hnpo that every
man and weman win becpms
nembor nf tho Nashville Cont
mntlv Relations Conference aa
organization made up Of ihe rv-
epabaible leadership ~ THIS eam
mWuy yha are nat afraid ST. areak
gm v behalf uf hw justice ANA
wtial understanding we want e.
ha rebrh tsf rauHe rHaH say
WEHE AL 1 20 thR Temple and
e lHo principles aad vitalianE
.deNa ~ progressive dynamite
srd prophetic Hctptm lpda,sm
thar aemanbs social iuatee net
anlt iar 'he low bat for every
bunaH being created ia the Image
.uf Ga8 whita or blaek Chr&tlao
ar lew
u tsErs courage ani faith %
y BERE Al / 20 sacred causes
but 'bla is our ulisaion and cur
aaHuy ordained hy God 90 be
lsuel THE Eternal Waterman ~
History 10 inspire paNFInd
continue and 81 psrasl iu gHn
L0Na MOTIFS JOURNEY lSru
fitE DAY auH when those ln
every HtW ana W cvtfy Eaau
Haa ah WatrlmeH what q.
HEht Wafrhmsa what u tHs
nIEht b. answer 3aleiy H3
n.h waaWaNle atth lha mn-
W& negb fhr morning WEFH
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nrent he atu he tte vauas
n 1s8g IS J-Fnsn isaat g
tug Nifh enc eNsrpuan
me news president D vlsc
dew ~ tne ulptbn GO ereh
STORE operations he WAS bqa a
Iaet received his education u
Minneapolis ana graduated sfgn
AUlhpr, college in lpts w.b e
n A Jssgrs
vraa untstJnz sgbaa} snt tue
uE variation periods he Wofaed
IL various departments 81 me ltN
con Ca When paytous Acquired
store "a Eobostey Ne served as
general manager re,srning ta
Minneapolis - take charge ~ ths
Dayton sgughalo slgfc jcyelaa
ment
Fer the past nya wears Hr
usyipn has bsen chairman 81 ,hr
spesa1 gifts committee 81 trr I'r
pan lsagur whtyh raises
er sprsial projects and sas
gea
Ha u the son ~ MIRA C. 81
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04

morning service at Community
Christian church located in pilla
hurry Settlement House. Fourth 81
and ~ Ay y Rev ] g Hodge H.
pastor
Rev Mckee VIII speak On the
subject The Buruing Heart" pa
ing for his text "A Risen Jesus,
taken from 81 LIKE "a ~ Rrv
Mckee win alec sing the Holy
CITY" and win be accompanied by
one ~ the group n you have no
other place 20 80. come 10 Com
munity Christian Church Rev =.
e. Hodge Pastor Advt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04
IN MEMORIAM

Ia loving memory Of our dear
mother Mrs Nancy Stewart. who
passed away March 20, 1852.
The midnight stars are shining.
Upon your silent grave;
Beneath II sleeps the one we love,
The one we could not save
Although your soul Is now az rest,
And free from grief and pain,
The world would scent like heaven
II we had you back again
Sadly missed by children Ray
mond and Eugene Stewart, Ruth
Pearson Mary Miller, Alice Scott
and Allcne Neal
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CARn OF THANKS

We wish to thank Mrs. Jessie
shepard ard the Minneapolis
Spokesman and the St Paul Re
eorder Publishing Company for
their cogeEage, encouraging words
moral support. on our programs
and social events.
The Primaries
Ralph Primnl, Director,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04
CARD or THANKS

! wish 10 thank the many
friends. neighbors and members
Of st. Peters AME church for
their many cards. phone calls.
kilograms and flowers extended al
the death OF my sister-in-law. Mrs.
Ruth Rhodes Of Milwaukee, Wis
Il is comforting to know that
friends shared our sorrow
Mrs Bessie Lewis.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04
C,Kp or THANKS

wish to express my deepest ap.
probation to the many friends
relatives and neighbors for their
sympathy expressed in cards tele-
grams floral tributes and personal
services during oar recent bercaye-
ment the loss Of our husband and
father the late Lloyd Smith. Spec
ial thanks 10 Rev Louis w John
son for his comforting words.
Your thoughtfulness has been a
source Of great comfort and shall
never be forgotten
Mrs Lloyd Smith and family.
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Rev. Hunter Guest
Speaker Al joint
Good Friday Service

Rey y r. Hunter will be guest
speaker ~ the Good Friday Union
services 10 be held ~ Pilgrim
Baptist church 1T pm April q
sfaslc wiIl be provided BY the COM
bined chprs under the direction
~ Mrs Ruby Grant
Participating ST. Paul churches
are CaAphor Methodist, Nj oiiYet
Baptist Peace Church ~ God N
Ehast and Pilgrim and ministers
are the Rev Jerome Del Pinr,
f3lshgp = Isabel Vs. JunHeIl
ard Floyd MASSEY Dr.
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SIOUX
r A [ L S
NEWS
NJ OTES

seems That everyone around
here rad a busy week Mrs Cassie
gheieys funeral services Satuf-
day March ~. 1858 She Was given
E.satern Star Rites as requested
by her husband she was buried
ln Hills Of Rest Cemetary Many
friends from oat of town we're
here for the ceremony, Rev I
n Thomas 0fficiated.
Georgia Lee was really Queen
For A DAY" Saturday sight March
20 when the local cltizenA show
cred her with compliments and
eifta at Citation Dinner Helen
ard John Lawrence Grand Worthy
Matron and Grand Master we're
present with many members ~
their cabinets
After q fine rueui and program
the American Legion made a fine
atmosphere for fun The biggest
compliment Georgia could have
received IS when Lacy Ashley fiew
from Texas To tuIe part In the
ceremony Georgia Lee was given
plaque with her name Ia bronze
A silver Identification bracelet
many gifts and a pot ~ real money
from all those present.
The Missionary Society met at
the Bentley home 1921 n MINI
Georgia Lse WAS hostess Mrs II
bentley is Pres ~ the group
They played u Mission programme
faF sunday evening March 80.
Sunday March 80 the Missionary
Society gave panel discussion
on witnessing for the Lord 1t
proved very interesting Mrs q
Vaughn was Moderator The pans
eliajs were Georgia Lee Rose
anne Muxley, Alfred White md
Mrs Vaughn The Youth group
sang The Afmes Bentley. Tolbert
Vaughn snd Lee sang special
number for the rlasiug % the Pro
gram
We are all happy 20 see Nj
and Mrs Kenneth Anderson and
daughter with tH and ready tn
settle down 10 some good family
living They are living tn one Of
the Smith apartments
Sunday WAS a day ~ Thanks
ewing and praise when thru Rev
Thomass sermon Living for
Christ Trina Hildreth. Diane ans
Patsy Weichcr united with So
Johns Church They and Thomas
Clayton will be baptized Easter
Sunday
The sunday School Of st. johns
Church will give "A F,hstar program
Sunday evening with 30 young.
STEERS ready 70 star for you Please
come out ard see II These teach,
srs have worked hard 10 make Il
Interesting Missionary Society
wili serve breakfast ne sunrise
service All are invited 10 charge
Lucille Smaliwpod niece Of Rev
Thomas haa added lot "a the
atmosphere Of tbjs berg She ~
Ways hRH real honest "a good
nesH btg smile The young people
thinks shes tops SO DO Bent
and
Billie Jeanne daughter ~ the
SHaws liant dplag too welt ~
Me KEENAN, Hospital she has
been ~ several months she's
wear and half old, she has haa
SECOND brain operation,
Estelie Uafgey a leaving Tues
aly An hy plane FOR Georgia ans
Florida on 4 ten aay vacation
She well deserves It rms rm
sotng "a like can see ols FINITE
getting help for the Jobs she has
hvrn anlng alone Eruie also mus,
b. baby sitter Tor sanara AMI
Warren Greene
always hlts 90 80 10 church
on Easter sunday When the
weather u permissible every ore
+ bursting atlt 10 their fresh peR
taSs Regardless AZ pur station ln
life we meet At church ON Easter
See va there
Dan jackson. left for CRnala
Mon March 81, 20 start Sprns
Training An the rest % enc star
tske training IN Florida, bat nef
Jackson He's different