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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
sr PETERS AMr

Those who arrived early Sunday
morning October II. participated
In the moment Of meditation led
BY Evangelist Noah Smith, Rev.
NJ l. simmons topic was, THE
Certainty Of the Righteous Life -
He placed his emphasis on the
scripture. Psalm s4.if, For the
Lord God ~ sun and shield. no
good thing viii be withheld from
them that walk uprightly." Rev
Simmons concluded HIS very fine
message by asking the church 10
challenge God and all things will
be adde unto you.
The Cantinos provided music
and beautiful spirituals through.
out the service.
All clubs were urged to submit
names Of newly elected officers MS
soon ms possible. Installation win
be held on November %
Baptismal service will be held
Sunday October 20, for infants and
adults.
Rev Simmons rejoieed when
throngs Of young people attended
the Junior church Sunday even
ing Rev and Mrs NJ J Hendrieth
OF Wayrnan church were there 10
wish the children success in their
future church.
Mrs. WinonA Simmons will con
duct the Junior Church on Sunday
October 10, when Rev Simmons
viii fill an appointment with Rev
Carlyle Stewart in Detroit. Mich
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night at 7:s0.
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CAR CRASH fNJUHE4
WOMAN. TWO MEN
ESCAPE HARM

Heavy rains and the failure ~ =
driver q heed a yield rigfu.of.
way sign resulted IN tbs wreck N
two cars laat Thursday morning.
October 2. Al Aurora ana Virginia
One ~ the cars waa driven by
jean Cuilmant g8s Carrot Az.
ana Sustained some $500 damages
Glenn FHnghi 4al Virginia
driver 81 the offending vehicle.
told police he al not see the right.
ofway sign ~ he entered the in.
tcFaeetion
Mira Enrigbt suffered head con
tualons from striking her head
against the Windshield u their car
and some $500 damages ~ the
auto we're sustained Gmlmant
was not injured
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CHURCH
NEWS

their heartfelt gratitude TO their
members. friends and neighbors
and the church extends its apprec-
iation TO them and wish for them
many more years OF happiness In
the service OF the almighty
Deacon Orvtlle Mcfarland form
erly Of ST. Joseph. Mo, united
with the church In lieu Of his let
ter Among the many visitors not
ed was Juanita Campbell Of st
Louis, Mo. a niece Of Rev n w.
Bolts Sr
Or. Floyd Massey Jr. pastor
Of Pilgrim Baptist church. 81
Paul and president Of the Mime
sota-SouthDakota Convention and
many other ministers Of both cities
were present and participated each
night during the anniversary OBJ
servance and their combined choirs
directed by Mr. willis b Hale
furnished beautiful music
On October 10. the Women's
Chorus win be presented in pro-
gram az the church at s pm,
sponsored by Rev. and Mrs n. W
Bolts Jr. The theme for the even
ing win be, ''The Family that
Prays Together Stays Together /"
The public IL cordially invited 10
attend.
Remember prayer meeting each
Wednesday evening 7;30 70 $50.
BTU each Sunday evening at
$50.
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CLAYTON J. DAVIS
RITES HELD OCT, IS

Services FOR Mrs Clayton ,
Davis 81 908 Rondo Az. who died
October II. at ST. L,ike's hospital.
we're held ~ Brooks Funeral Home
"Wednesday, October 10. AZ 2 pm
with Rev Is III. Hunter, pastor
" NJ Olivet Baptist Church o.
ficiatiug Visitation was held Tues
day AZ the chapel
The deceased was born IN Okla.
h0ma and had lived In sc Pau
for 80 years
Surviving are one daughter, Mrs
Beatrice T'illman ~ -. Paul, two
brothers. Morwin Dodd, st. Paul
and Walker Dodd Omaha. Neb
three sisters, Mrs Georgia Walker
Mr8. stella Taylor Of Omaha and
Mrs Myrtle Collins Of Laramie
Wye two grandchildren, Mrs
Myrtle Allison and Charles Till
man Of 81 Paul and other rela-
tivea
Burial was in RI Smelling Ma
tionai cemetery with Brooks Fun
eral Home In charge Of the service
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ARTHUR w. HANSEN
sEfkS LEGISLATIVE
POsT FROM 33RD

Arthur w Hansen candidate
for State Legislature ia the Thirty.
third legislative district wis born
10 Steele County. Minnesota He Is
q University graduate with q mn
lar IN education
Mr. Hansen Is a home owner
and has lived IN the district for
~ years
Ills committee stated hu fayoru
abolition 81 the personal property
teA on household goods. a eompre-
henalve mental health program
and an improved program FOR the
care Of the aged Ito says tAxss
levied on the ability Ia pay viii
naturally help thu common people
Mr. Hansen itas been active IN
politics Tor ~ years It's political
experiences plua his educational
win help him repre-
ssut the people ~ hia district hon.
eaily. inteitiguntly and frariessly
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HAROLD SELLERS
AWARDED MIDAS
FRANCHISE HERE

Harold w Sellers who was ~
Gently accepted by Midas Mufficr
Company a. Chicago as their Min.
ueapclis dealer has announced
that the Grand opening q his FIRST
loyation began oct 10. S0i4 Lyn-
dale avenue South and ends oct
Is
The Midas Company, started
only IS Years agc. has mush
rpamed 30 a2a shops across the
nation Their sole business II the
installation o. muffiess ana eN,
haast systems. while yuu walt
Mr. sellers has also announced
that he - planning 10 open al.
dltionai service units "a soon "a
he can find the right locations
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five NFoRoFs iNDucTEp
INFO AMERICAN
cOllEGK or SURGEONS

Chicago amp The Elfh an.
nnai clinical congress- u the Amer
lean College ~ Surgeons, which
met IN q five day session AT the
Conrad Hutton hotel last week.
saw the induction 81 five pfomin
Ont Negro surgeons aa fellawa ~
tho body
The five Induetees are Ora Nit.
cheli spsliinan. David N Frunce
and William Hyde All ~ Washing
ton p G George nlackman. Huf
faio, n " and Earl u Smith.
Pittsburgh
This years congress boasted the
largest Negro attendance Of any
session IN addition 10 members
present there werc many other
distinguished surgeons Among the
we'll known surgeons wefr rrs.
Matthew Walker, Frank Perry pr.
tiratley, al Of Nashville oslo
Tiafrlor Nurfalk, Va Aas q. Van,
ccy and Ross Miller both % At.
laata Jack White. Washington. n
q Waldo Cain, Detroit, t'rank
Llnyd Indianapolis Martin suit
leE Cleveland ohio
Stanley rah. Jr. and ~ n John
son, both ~ Memphis wiuIam
sinkler. Prank Richards. Tom
ilrrwef James wmttice. Andrew
l'aasett a NJ vauhn, a y spcn
GER and MAXWELL Reid. an Of 81
Louis rart Ralnca and Morris
ptpffttt, Roscoe & Cites, Robert
Stepto y v iiaushrouck. Harvey
Whitfield George shrppsbcar.
Clyde rhtllipa George Palmer
ChNinrey Mortnn Phillip wll
liuns MI Of Chicago and Or
rhorne If New York ca,y
Theme 90 the meeting during
which iooo speakers. lecturers ard
Instructors gave research reports
WAS Improvement ~ the total
car. % surgical patients
py Mitchell spellmAn q a
former 81 Patti resident
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MRS. ROSA 1. FAiSON
MIll CRY RESIDENT
% YEARS DIES

Mira Rnas T. F'aiSon IL Route
No 1. Ancka diced Ttieoaay morn.
ing octoser "a at UNIVERSITY hos.
pi'al where she had been pa
ticnt Coz orr month she had hccn
IN ~ health for the pas, threc
years
she was born IN Tennessee ard
bad BEEN a resident a. Minneapolis
Tor - wars she was member
~ Glendale seventh Day Adventist
church
SIRE - survived Nv five Sons
scott. Minneapolis ncanis. Anoka.
with whesu ss4e made her home.
David Mianeapolis irwin. Denver
Colo ans Carter Fai~on q New
Yerkl II grandchildren ana eight
grsal grandchildren
FNinrra services viii be bod a,
I pm Friday oetoAsr n. AZ nc
Glendale seventh nay Adventist
Church WITH E.idsr FrNssertek Stat.
e. officiating
Raral win be At CRYSTAL Lake.
cemetery with tire w,NNaars Fln.
srsi Aors sn chargs % the service
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sss>Ds.p ny imE .srs o.
'rf,is 40. ,@i,ss states Gods, see
SIR 1a uasserMuNr. Ann CIn-
Ctisrto> on
Minneapolis sfokEsM NAN .pltbtlahsJ
Friday az Minneapolis, Mthnss~t
for October T. 1885
The names sna Adafe.sea W, 81
toF, ana hustnUaA manh&era ats
Publisher Cecil b Newman, &FA
Fourth Ave So.
Editor Cec{i E Newman SifA
teafth ave Sc
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corporation Ets name ard a3afoea
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ton. tha uames slid addresses ot
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tudiNltgal member, must 20 GtN@nt
SpuR eNtran \ Recorder eW6 Go lac.
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So
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an
Oscar X Sew man, afat Faerth
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owning ar boiling ! prrcent o. usore
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Mr. oIIyrT BAPTIST

The Junior Church was In charge
Of services for the day on October
~ Rev II. Henderson OF Zion
Baptist Church, Minneapolis. de-
livered an inspiring message using
for text, Prayer Changes
Things" Music was provided by
the Young Adult Choir under the
direction Of Carl Walker. who dir
ected and played They rendered
the following numbers beautifully
Il Heard the Voice Of Jesus Say. I"
Lord Come Down and Touch Me, ="
Grace" and II Need Thee Every
Hour
Evening worship was well az
tended with the youth conducting
History Of Songs service
We welcome our pastor and
wife. Rev and Mrs b IT Hunter
back home from vacation
taymans Day win he observed
Sunday October rs. Tsayman ~
the church win be in charge OF
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Mississippi Also Would
Close Schools To
Avoid in.earu,,on

Washington y g amp on
the MIC radio. tolcytslon program
Meet the Press" Governor James
= Coleman who had ben chosen
chairman ~ the Southern Cover
nors Conference over Arkansas
oryal q Faabus. told reporters
that hla state Of Miaaisaippi would
possibly" close its schools rather
than integrnts.
However. Governor Coleman
who ran ON the campaign promise
81 no Indignation. Indicated that
school closing was solution ethe
people ~ Mtsaiasippi would like
10 avoid"
The mississippi chief executive
admitted under questioning that
The supreme Court ruling was
something which would have 10 he
taken Into consideration in re-.
solving the issue
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SIOUX
r A l [ S
NEWS
NOTE S
by Kaye Coates
$40 Mable street
Sioux Falls, =. ID.

J Marie StapIet0n, 522 s. Oak.
IL stun on the upward climb back
% health Her sister. Mrs. j.
Barns. Nashville Tenn. ia With her
Don't forget % send her greeting
sns isn't wen ya know. She must
take II easy for awhile.
Mr., and Mrs =. Tiilman. Mr..
Richardson ard Vivian Coffey
we're up from Sioux city, In. over
the weekend 20 visit the Rargera
and Of course Vivian was welcomed
by all of her old friends. Vivian
wasn't losing any time. she tried
70 Visit everyone.
John Armstrong, 1I5 N. Oak
Ave, is IN Royal @. johnson Hos
pital for check np and observation
Hen soon be Hike new so send him
some mail 10 keep him cheered
Mr. Andrew whiteside Of chi.
cago, III. WAS In the city for q
week on his yearly mission. He
aplicitA money for school in
Virginia He Ia a learned man and
~ wonderful 20 talk to. He Ism
a Minister but he IL a Christian
that seems 10 live the word
Herbert Dubard. 1iS North Oak
ota Ave. really has proven 10 be-
a fellow % prosper He came here
the last Of May seeking labor
Now he has a job and n car and
looks like he waa cut out OF Fs-
aulve. how about that We are
proud Of newcomers like that
John Lyons address unknown IL
here again, This dapper youngster
was here few years ago He's
kinda like May West. He's not
here for good. but hen be around
Hope Terry Qualis, 1884 Penn
Ave Minneapolis, MINI isn't look
IN back but going on She's been
shut IN for few days Nothing
serious and she told me not to
mention II. but my job Is News
We are expecting hunters from
everywhere next week Our pleas
ant season will be open Weather
is almost too warm for II 10 be
successful We hunters can't walk
the fields in bot weather
Lloyd Mathew and his bride Of
a few weeks sent me fine clip
ping pictures nall from Tulsa
oklahoma where they were mar
ried They will be nj home In Sioux
city anytime now Lloyd II a
fortunate man and | hope they
shall be happy forever
our Danet made na proud Of her
last week when she designed an
helped make a float for the Orange
Letter Day Parade She thought OF
the idea. Around the World in
Eighty Days" and carried the
theme out. n won the Float Prize .
Shirley Toibert was cute as a
button as she sat on her home
room float, huhbhng all over with
glco She never missed yelling 10
every one she recognized
The faithful members 81 St
Johns Baptist Church and lsawr-
ence Dynart NJ Paul Dysart had
a very successful chicken dinner
Monday Oct ii, was one ot the
members. Just too many
irons Ia the fire,
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entire morning worship service
Mr.. Oscar Howard will be guest
speaker. Mr.. M. e. Bel IL chair
man. A drama entitled. JOB" will
be given az the 7:45 hour under
the auspices of the Gospel Chorus
Our sincere sympathy goes out
this week 20 Mrs. Ida Hicks In
the loss OF her father In Chickasha
Okla and 10 Mrs. Beatrice TfIlman
and family in the loss Of her
mother. Mrs Clayton Davis. who
died Saturday evening at st
Luke's hospital. Sympathy to the
relatives and friends OF Mrs. While
Woods. Mrs. Dorothy Middiecoff
and family In the loss OF her broth
er-in-iaw
Visitors during the day were
Mrs. Elijah Henderson, Minneap-
oils, Willie G. Johnson, Los An.
geles, and Mr.. Gilbert j. Michael
TT Smelling.
Rev ] J, Clayburn remains a
shut.in. Mrs Lettie Smith is con
valescing at her home, 437 Aurora
Av
You're welcome at Mt. Olivet
The Church OF Friendliness.
Mrs NJ. r. Bell, reporter.
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Mrs. Willie Q. Woods
81. povi Resident ~
Yeors d Buried

Mrs Willie n woosis. SEQ Ran
40 Az. resident q 81 Paul FOR
II years died ocseher q. in 81
Joseph hospital
Visitation was held "Wednesday
October = at pruaks Funeral
Home Ths rvnAairs were shipped
Thursday cxteeer ., 70 Sc. Louis,
Mo. where funeral ard burial waa
held at Jeffersnn Barracks Ma.
tienal cemetery
she is survived by three cousins
Macvo nnirkx 81 Paul Mrs Car
rte Robinson. Chicago ard Mrs
celi4 clikey ~ PINE Ruff. AFk
Brooks Funeral Hanse was tn
charge II arrangements
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FAMILY NIGHT SUNDAY
OCT. 10 AT ZION
BAPTIST CHURCH

The public Is cordially invited e.
attend Family Night program u
tbs Womsn's Chorus Of Zion Isap.
lis, Church Sunday evening DC.
tober 10. At = pm, Theme for the
evening VIII be. THE Family That
prays Together. Stays Together,
There viii be mass repetition
81 the wedding Vows by all mar
RED couples an episode showing
the Importance 81 children ia fam,
ny Worship and an impressive
memorial service for the deceased
members u the church, as wen as
singing By the chorus
Mrs Ruth Morris IL president IL
the chorus Advt.
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GOSPEL TEMPLE
The Latter Rain Ii Here

Sunday morning we had one Of
the most spiritual services wit.
messed at the Gospel Temple
church on a Sunday morning. The
message by Pastor w. l.. Battle
Was taken from Joel 23rd chapter
where joel the prophet, informed
the people In the nne OF famine
and drought that The latter rain
would come,
The subject OF the message was
The Latter Rain Is Here which
means the teacher OF righteous
ness, There Is no excuse for our
failures. Read st. John IA 20. Ey-
eryone was inspired TO the utmost
Our pastor spoke Sunday night
NJ Central Free Church pastored
by Rev Richard Elyee in Mime
apolia He was accompanied by
the "Propheteers Quartet" and
Mrs. Theima Buckner, all mem
bers of Gospel Temple church. who
furnished the music. Our fellow
ship there was great
The message Sunday night was
brought 10 us by Mrs. Battle from
Roman 823 The subject was
Sin Sin causes most OF our
problems. What profit a man to
gain the whole world and lose his
soul
We are working day and night
In preparation for the opening Of
Our Minneapolis House OF Refuge
Rev. Battle win speak on the Souls
Harbor Program over television
at ! pm Sunday October 10,
Station KMsP Channel 8, spon-
sored by Rev Gordon X, Peterson
~ Souls Harbor church who win
speak IN our behalf We plan To
be in our new home soon
Mrs Esaia Graham reporter.
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LOUISIANA AFL-GIO DEFIEs
WHITE CITIZENS COUNCIL.

shreveport, la IlsnsanA's
merged labor body. ths Louisana
State Labor Council. has stated in
no certain terms that IL refuses
70 be iusinidated by raeiats II
had been attacked by the Bhrsge.
port White Citizens Council for
electing as one ~ It's vics-prasi.
dents~at-largc. ". A. Byrant, pres
ident Of tbs Shreveport division OF
tho Brotherhood 81 Sleeping Car
Fortera and local leader ~ the
NAAf'P. Victor Eussie, president
~ the Louisiana State Labor C0un.
eii, defended IA actions in a fun
page ad IN the Shreveport press
President Buasie declared that the
officers and members Of the Labor
Council "are proud 81 their State
Council and it's many accomplish
men'a," and they Do not Intend 10
permit any pearson or organiza.
tion 70 influence the election Of
our officers
Despite the attack by the White
citizens Council. President Byraaf
~ the Shreveport brotherhood az
Sleeping Car portars remains In
hia elected position AZ a vler.pres.
ident-at-large u the Louisiana
state Labor Council The white
citizens Council has done nothing
further 70 change the situation.
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Nort.E OF CANCELLATION
OF CONTRACT FuH uEAxlt

\ u
OF eoNrnAtr roa nrl5n
1'w NDNkt8f ~ NEWtpMH an8
fENt8E o. NENNNMla
Nsa are u.rrss Notifieaa IHat
Apfaut has r#ea nade ia fns eaad
tiaps ~ thaf esrtaia contract astp1
whereby Alvin X kpsteekN aHa
Jeanette q keetagka bis wifr ea
vendors aeta NNd sNyNoA to convey
- gabort q NewrssHb sHd A,ular
D. NnWeuFan haahana and vile ~
epaets the tract ~ iana yns -
thu fountv 81 aenbepih. state e.
Minnesota Described 40 follows 60
Mt
fsa rVch,y.tw taal. tuask rive
tFl Gas Knoll reyrNHe aessufHlua a.
p meg ~ plat en- tiie q me eftits
fet ths t'nusty - aaaneplu state 81
Mianesota that the uRafiAasc FeM{a
ffatteH tax 90 said cnatraet 81 thw
sBm - Fltta Wa paid 70 he Treas
Wfsy ag ttsnnvptn County, Miupresta.
evidenced ~ nald Freaatsera Re-
eetpt Ne tsbt. that the conditions ~
said contrast IN whtsh seis aetaUh
has taan maaa Aa foilewn. te-Nts
AZ fotlvwe &c Wit
Fhe vewdnen have failsa te
3ans > Jutv Aaauet 4 saa spp
TIE vN8de@a have failed a. nav
ene half ~ she real estate taNma
dae eud pasabia tu ths Naaf ta4e
Ihe FPnAops have failed "a
h,a,lhtath iha tfnmtaea tn a hAhtg
aete eenAtion ~ AZ a. preserve ths
eturttf ~ the sat1 yaRaafa ln ghst
tnFFe 81 80 operative heating plant
in the desliies "a sAla preutfaAs5
aHd that sata SpattAet wNi - cas-.
gNiipa ana Terminated Rinsty tsaf
NsNs sftHF TIE service % tbs netlc.
HpHn SEQ WNiswe pFtsF thereto Vnu
eHntply Pith Sata UoudltinAs ~ SAID
reaNaet - ~ aafauit ard nav thp
vests - service ~ tkts aattea
1ehH n shRfp
AftaFnaF fNg GenFge " WfiasW
Assignee - Vsu4vrs interest
tsips CIV Minn
tNpHk aefhafl Gsef ~ Sc aiA
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zNfzEE - = = 1Z117
FAuBus CANCERS BOSTON,
APPEARANCE BECAUSE
or "SCHEDulE''

EostGn, Mass tAEf,D a
spokesman for Arkansas Gov. or
val II Faubus has notified the
trustees u the Ford Hall Forum
that pressing business prevented
his appearance AZ the Forum on
Oct. n
The reaction Of Boston Negroes
% the original announcement Of
Fnuhus appearance wua varied
and ranged from attendance III
great numbers for question period
queries pieketing ana 70 complete
boycott ~ the Forum for that
night
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

He Knows Best'l the excian,a.
tory statement made by DR.. F1oyd
Massey, Jr., In his sermon of that
title The congregation was we'll
filled with the spiritual message
al the close OF the sermon.
Deacon Samuel Richardson gave
the Morning Prayer The Choirs
were assisted by the congregation
I In singing when Morning C;ilds
the Sky" What A Friend we
Have in Jesus and Jesus Calls
U.s. Trustee b L. Morris gave
the Dedicatory PRAYER.
Miss Mareella Sayles presented
an interesting travellogue Sunday
evening on her recent 3 month
trip TO French Cameroons, Africa
Color slides were shown and arts
and crafts displayed The Ladies
Aid and Missionary Society spon.
sored the travellogaie.
Next Sunday at II am. Pill
grim's Homecoming and Organ
Dedication Service will be held
Or Massey win preach. Following
az 5 pm an Organ Recital hy
Sidney Williams, assisted by Fran
cea Crews, Wilma Harper, Richard
Murphy, and James Wagner will
be presented
The Choral Group will have
Chicken Dinner, Sunday at i2:45
pm
Reported m this week are Mrs
Leona Coleman In Lucas Rest
Home; Deacon N ~. Smith i'm
Veterans Hospital, Deacon ess
Mary Braugher In Lady Of Good
Counsel Home and Trustee a. V
Han a93 w. Central Ave Pray
for the sick and shut-in.
Fellowship Units Drive Is Sun
day. October %, This is the Gas
Furnace Rally Have those en-
velopes I'M Tho quotas are: Men
5000 and Women 500
Sherrie Mazingo, reporter.
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CORRECTIONS

In the issues ~ Sept 10Th and
"a u was incorrectly stated that
~ r Henderson was elected grand
senior warden % the Minnesota
Prince Han Grand Lodge OF Mas.
uus
Clarence W smith was elected
grand senior warden. not Mr.. HEN
aeraon
Also Pioneer Lodge No. l 81 81
Paul not Perfect Ashiar Lodge
No. 4 was the hest to the a4th
annual communication.
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Classified nd IN the North
ficld. MINI, News Last or
~traSrd hope not stolen -. "a
fow hundred OF the Lords
sheep Net seen for several
weeks Please return SUNDAY
morning, green pastures All
saints church. whefp tnhie Win
be- prepared and the cup viii ha
running oyer. No gu-@tlans win
lte asked
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17

iolumnlnt Jack itr~tcs. The
Chatleatown, Ind Courier Does
M u gaii you when a six Or seven
year old takes To- the latest craze.
the hnla hoop like a professional
and when you attempt It nothing
absolutely nothing happens
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rls NJ mtfs
oantaR ron uNsatsa FINAL
AttNi NJ ANp PETITION FNn
ntwENfut faN~

STATE oF MIMI -sprA
ttst MY Ur MEMNtptN
PROBATE gy1UHI
re Eefsta - ElisAbwth fnrlvl
MttltAfaA Alae kaeNn a. Nile& Msta
Naek NnNsa bsessens
" ~ NRpEfte.n that the ftnA
srcoWnt ara netsfion for aNeWfna
tfua thereof Ard gps alstsGentiaN
tttest hRtefa ~ kasfd IN Mpnaay
November tafb 1855 AZ 10 eeteak
An rs thfn Cuurt liz thn Cpatl
HaWse tn MtnnsApssiia Minnesota
RnA that all prrsen* intareatsa ia
thta estate Rgee@at shfeetioma Il
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