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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
Baptist Women To
Hold District Meet
On MoY 7-8-9

"The Kingdom Beyond Caste, ="
will be the general theme when
the women's Auxiliary to the
Minnesota District Convention.
National Baptist Assn, Inc. holds
It's convocation at Zion Baptist
church, Minneapolis on May 1873.
The program presentation will
include discussion Of various top
les. Mrs. Lydia Brown win pre-
side on Wednesday evening May
7. The topic win be THE Place
OF the Church In Building the
Kingdom Beyond Caste" and will
be discussed by Mr. Leroy Cum
bingham Of Pilgrim Baptist
church. st. Paul and Rev Walter
Armstrong OF Pilgrim Rest Bap.
list church. Minneapolis.
Us Caste a Greater Hindrance
10 Indignation than Racer" win
be the subject discussed on Thurs
day evening by Mr.. Lawrence
Owens, Bethesda Baptist, Rev. r.
J. Mcintosh, pastor OF Calvary
Baptist church. Duluth. Mrs. lone
Brown OF Bethesda, will preside.
On Friday evening. Mrs Doris
Jones, presiding. the topic for
discussion win be, How Integral
ed Congregations Build Fellow
ship" Lending the discussion win
be Mr.. james Mllsap OF Mt Olivet
Baptist church. st. Paul and Rev
Stanley King, assistant pastor OF
Zion Baptist church In Minneapo-
lis. Guest speakers will include
Mrs. j. c. Collua, Rev. Leo Wick.
court chaplain OF Minneapolis and
Mrs Ivy Hagan. 81. Paul, a board
member Of the A.B.C. women's
Auxiliary.
Mrs. Doris Jones, Zion Baptist
church, Is general chairman for
the conyocation; Mrs. Sam Smith
Ia program chairman and com
mittee members are the Mines.
Geraldine stallings, Duluth, Matte
Milsap Eugene Battles, Lydia
Brown. Ruby Grant MCKINLEY
Bell, all Of st. Paul and lone
Brown. Viola Sweet and Mr.. VIII
lie b. Hale, all OF Minneapolis. Rev.
II. w. Bolts sr. Ia host pastor.
Rev, Floyd Massey Jr, is presi-
dent OF the Minnesota District
Convention OF NB.C.. Inc; Mrs.
Carl Fraction is auxiliary presI-
dent and Mrs. Melville Hunt, re-
porter.
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RITES HELD FOR
REV. HENRY STEWART
VETERAN AME PASTOR

Detroit lANP) Funeral scrv-
ices were held Wednesday at
Peoples Community Church. for
the Rev. Henry + Stewart. father
OF DR.. Carlyle F. Stewart, pastor Of
the church
The Rev. Mr.. Stewart. 81 died
early Sunday in Burton Mercy
Hospital where he had been con
fined about a month, The services
were under the auspices OF the
African Methodist Episcopal Min
isterisl Alliance,
Final funeral rites in Chicago,
were held Friday at Carey Temple
AME Church, with the pastor the
Rev Hyman Mills officiating
A native Of New Albany, In
diana. Rev. Stewart pastored IN
the ANtE Conference for moro than
80 years, befort his retirement II
years ago, He is a former pastor
, OF Carey Temple, Chicago,
Rev Stewart was a graduate o.
Iwuberforce University and Payn,
Seminary. He is survived by hi
widow, Mrs, Emily Stewart tw,
sons the Rev. Carlyle f. Stewart
and Henry X Stewart schoo
teacher OF Chicago; a daughter
| Mrs Louise Stewart Payne, o
! Chicago, a sister. Mrs. Este
\ Coins. OF Richmond Indiana
brother. Fielding Stewart, EanSa
l City. Mo. Is grandchildren and l,
great grandchildren.
Burial was In Lincoln Cemetery
| Chicago,
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Publish Book On
cufhoIic Negro Bishops

Bay 81. Louis. Miss. amp -
There are now 20 living Negro
Bishops OF the Catholic Church,
according 20 a new booklet just
published by the Divine Word
Publications office here.
Entitled CATHOLIC NEGRO
BISHOPS" and written by the
Rev. Carlos A. Lewis, s,V.D., the
booklet contains a short biographi-
cal sketch and photograph Of each
Bishop. II states that all Of the
Negro prelates were named by
Pope Plus XII and that all-except
one-are stationed in Africa. The
exception Is the Most Rev. Remy
Augustin, DID, Auxiliary Bishop
Of the Archdiocese OF Port-au-
Prince, Haiti. West Indies.
Four Negro Bishops are listed
In the booklet as deceased. One
was a native OF the Congo, Prince
Henry, who was named Bishop in
1918 by Pope Lee X. The longest
sketch In the booklet deals with
the life Of one OF the greatest pre-
lates OF Brazil. the Most Rev
silverio Comes Pimenta, DID, who
died as Archbishop Of Mariana in
1922.
In an appendix the author dis
cusses some controversial points.
He shows oonclusively that Fran
cisco Xavier Luna Victoria ID
l77O, Bishop Of Panama, was not
a Negro and was not the first ma
tive-born Bishop OF the Americas.
as some historical works state.
The author likewise lists the rea-
sons why he disagrees with the
opinion that James Augustine
Healy td.t900). Bishop OF Port
land Mo-, was considered a Ne
gro during his lifetime, even
though he was actually not a man
OF Negro ancestry,
Statistics are given OF ecciesias.
teal territories which have Ne
gro Bishop The booklet is illus
tratcd with maps Of Africa and
Haiti
The author OF the booklet. Faith.
cr Carlos A, Lewis, is a Divine
Word Missionary priest ordained
in 1919 at St Augusune's semiu-
airy here. He pursued graduate
studies in Rome, Italy, at the
Gregorian university and was
awarded the decorate in Sacred
Theology there in 1852. lie Is at
present professor OF pogmauc
Theology at St Augustiue's semi
mary
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
PILGRIM BAPTIST

Isaiah 1872 was the scripture
text for DR.. Massey's Sunday Aprh
27 sermon spiritual Inventory D..
Deacon J. p. Dorsey and Trustee
n. Galloway gave the Morning ana
Dedicatory Prayers. Praise linn
vas the Professional Hymn. MI.
George Barnett Of Seattle joined
Pilgrim, Sunday. .,
The last quarter Of the church
wear ended April 30 Envelope CIV
ing should be brought uP-to-date
10 be listed on the Honor Roll.
Contact Mrs. Doris Shannon, Fin
ancial Secretary for questions.
A fine musicale program was
presented by the Choral Group
last Sunday evening. Participating
in the program were Marcella
Sayles, Elaine Montague, Thelma
Thomas and Of course the rest OF
the Choral members.
Another fine musical program Is
planned next Sunday when the
Ladies Aid Society present the
Blakley Singers at 7 pm. The
Twin City Baptist Union Annual
meeting will be held at Pilgrim
Tuesday, May 8 at pm. Pilgrims
Annual Church Business Meeting
will be Friday May 9 at s pm.
Shut-Ins this week are Mrs. Mar
iorie Beasley, Mrs. Theresa Suther-
lin and Mrs. Theresa Johnson.
Congratulations to Mrs. Lydia
Brown and Mr.. Samuel Ransom
who received the Howard Award
as Outstanding Members of Pill
grim for the year 1856. Mrs.
Brown and Mr.. Ransom, 1t was
expressed at the Service, are more
than deserving of the Award.
The Organ Rally is scheduled for
Sunday. May IS. Mems quotas are
$1,000 and Women's quotas are
$500.
You are always welcome at Pill
grim. the Church of Lofty Friend
ship.
Sherrie Mazingo, reporter.
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Ebony Article
Describes Growth
Of Inseroce Church

Chicago-Ten per cent Of the
2sO 900 Protestant churches in
the US. are integrated, and lead
ing churchmen are finding that
the teachings Of Christianity and
racial prejudice cannot exist to-
gether. according TO an article in
the May issue Of EBONY Maya
zine.
Ten years ago, says EBONY,
the Sunday morning church hour
was considered "the most segre-
gated hour in America. A sur
vey Of every major denomination
and churches in 20 typical cities
stiu true in many areas, is losing its
reveals that this statement, though
sting.
Churches are integrating in
the Bible Belt, in the big cities,
and in small mission churches,
the EBONY article points out.
with the mobility Of whites and
Negroes, neighborhOods are under
going changes, and with these
changes many white people con-
tinue to go to their church, even
though Negroes are admitted to
membership.
One technique that is being
used, by some churches in chang
ing neighborhoods is that Of us
ing an interracial ministry.
Although problems remain, says
EBONY, the Protestant Church
Is undertaking to prove the true
meaning Of Christianity.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
GLENDALE CHURCH
ANNUAL MUSICAL

The Glendale Choir of Glendale
Church win present their second
annual musical Sunday, May 4.
500 pm. at the church lI3S
Glcnwood The guest soNst will
be Mr.. Worthy Turner The public
is cordially invited -Advt.
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CHURCH
NEWS

brother; nor can you buy the
Holv Spirit as Simon tried to buy.
Sunday nights message by Ev-
angelist Smith, was found in Matt.
SIS and her subject was, Don't
Miss Your Seasoning" She stated
that christians are to season the
world with the salt Of their lives
Of righteous living.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02

watch ON the Potomac" a
weekly Washington column by
crack New York POST writer
Robert splvack keeps readers Of
this paper informed ON inside ma
lions capital.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02

Many youngsters get their first
training In selling and In business
as statesmen carriers for this
paper, Help them learn by pay.
ing them promptly.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02

The way to achieve happiness
is to have a high standard for
yourself and a medium one for
everyone else"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02

Congress Of Par
ents and Teach
ers at Deadwood,
S. D. April %
and gath, as a
representative of
Whittier Junior
High School.
Mrs. Coates is
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02

Middle age is when your memory
is shorter, your experience longer,
your stamina lower and your fore
head higher.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02

May 1. 1891 Empire State
Building, worlds tallest lO2
floors. 1850 feet - dedicated in
New York City.
May II 1897 - George VI
crowned King IN London after
his brother Edward VII. had alb
diCated.
May 20 1927 - Charles A.
g'Lone Eaglc"D Lindbergh took
Oft ON first solo nonstop fligh.
across Atlantic, He made Il In
33I hours
Want Ads In this paper pay
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02

Lilly, friends, all OF Omaha, came
10 the city TO attend funeral serv-
ices.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02

4 grocery store In Beverly HillS,
Calf, grcets sunday morning cal
hers with Gone 10 Church. That's
Where YOU Ought To Be.-
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Sioux Falls PTA
Worker Attends
S. D. Congress

Sioux Falls, S. D.-Mrs. Dan
Coates, so Mable St, attended
the 3sth Annual South Dakota
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SNN~SNSNN~SNSNNNS<NSNNSN>NS~~<
GOSPEL TEMPLE CHURCH

Rev. w. l. Battle, Minister
247 ". GrOttO st. st. Paul, MINI.
sunday School - S:45 a. m.
Morning Worship - 1l:15 a. m.
Youth Service - 6:45 p. m
Evening Worship - 7:45 .. m
Week night Services Tues. and
Thurs. 7:45 d. m.
CA 6-S592, Church IA. 4-7796 Res
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02

Law-abiding mOtOrist: one who
slows down as he passes a Stop
sign.
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NEW HOPE BAPTIST

On Sunday April 27, Rev. Knee
~ Williams chose for his subject,
IT'S Time To Wake Up" II was
an inspiring message and enjoyed
by all present. The choir sang sew
eral beautiful numbers.
The right hand of fellowship was
extended to Mr.. Dave Weaver and
he was welcomed into membership
by the Pastor and deacons.
The Deacon Day fellowship pro-
gram on last Sunday afternoon
was great success. Rev. Benja-
min Cassius, associate minister of
Pilgrim Rest Baptist church, in
Minneapolis brought the message
which was very forceful and in
spring The Friendly Five quartet
gave several A and B selections.
Bishop Isabel from Isabel Temple
gave a few remarks Rev. Marvin
York was master of ceremonies
and Mr.. Hennon Cyprian is chair
man Of the Deacon Board. Eddie
Frazier is program chairman.
Rev. Williams and some of the
members attended the NAACP
mass meeting at st. James AME
church Sunday afternoon April 81.
Visitors were Mrs. Leona Frem-
ming, Mr.. Noah Lindsey and Mr..
Charles Simmons. Visitors are al
ways Welcome.
Miss Belna Jones, president of
the choir, is asking all choir mem
bers 10 be at rehearsal Tuesday
at 7 pm, at the church.
Go TO church some Sunday.
Mrs. Virginia Frazier, reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02

The reason why people who
mind their own business succeed
~ wen i that they have 81 little
competition"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02

Every word we speak requires
the use OF - muscles.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02

Nawn Natures provision for
letting married men open their
mouths
The only woman who win lis
ten 10 both sides Of an argument
is the one next door"
Ben ASkew.
The trouble with many club
meetings is that they open at 1880
sharp and close at 10 o'clock dull e
Robert Dale.
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Want Ads In this paper pay
quick dividends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-20

HILLsIDE. MD,--Nev de., brick
F sss sissS g; I ~ 4" full lin .s SS;
lit with din. area: 2 bedrms.
cross ventilation, ~ tile baths.
full bsmt.. porch. yard. fmmed
pogsession. EN-. 2-776s or II
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PrNEY BR.-sLIGo AVE. ARIA
Lovely d-rm. brick rambler y day
Light rec. rm. Modern equipped
kit FLA terms. $1,000 On. Only
Sis.pSo, BEERS BROS. ~
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DUslMEss OPPORTUNITIES


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apparel shep; elf eond. busy
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Without merchandise. Bon ibo.n.
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1905 's cS'. .ss J s.si zee OF lease
WAKING LOT WANfED--inieF.
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900 ", hioh net pit, Price $50
900, Terms el2.bO0 cash. w. y.
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Seats 50. Free parking Closes
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only $4,000. Terms $1,000 cash.
w. 3. THRIFT tExeinslvel, l4il
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MODERN, AR -COND. siiOP. 3 wet
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GROCERY sfQRK-Busy location:
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owner sick make oiier.
WILL SACRIFICE PROFITABLE
sfoeery business a. owner 4 dis
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Fixtures valued 81 $4,000. beer
license included Hstab. business
IN residential section 81 Laurel
LAUREL REALTY CO., $50 Wash
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ROSEMARY HlLLS-$lND5O. A
laree screened porch tops Oh this
SPACIOUS brick home. Lee separate
din. rm.. fireplace. lovely kitchen.
full tiled hSmt and IN . beautiful
setting ASHLEY n CO., 10
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-20

IHE NEW LUUh N homes Is
everywhere evident IN this smAftly
STYLED 3-bedroom. 2-bath ell brick
rancher--RomAn brick fireplace
val IN laree living room. sliding
ayinF bridge sun deck. beautifully
blended coiored fixtures IN fully
eoplppeo electric kitchen with
light and CHEEKY breakfast area.
Split-fOyeF entrance; second nEe-
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WITH ground level access 70 tree
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and priced at S2T.a5b Make an
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HOUSES unFuRhIsRID
lcoNflNulpl

TAX. PK., nm. -a-hsarn. hunaA.
@ W. asa sisn sys new. ~, 'ssiic Zoe
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rm.. 2h-hAth. Colonial; 500, per
month, ThoMAs u PHILLIPS
WEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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SEAR KEN lRID0Es ipel n, Vance
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p se1 eesse ss 81 fss s. yasa g Ht
soae NASH r., ST. = 3-bsdrm. I.
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3 IO5-Availabie Feb. l.. a.bedrm.
cape COD: ) nj. y &. linei p. q
81. E s.ssa ioN " " ". tE T%is ewes
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SAsAzs RtSaLryc s sE @ssi.ssi,6.l PIKE
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full din. rm.i gas h..W.h.: mr.
schools, buses, storesi yard with
view Of lWashington, out Wilson
blvd, left on. N. OAK st. to 1898
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essa X ST. N.W.--Large house,
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completely redesoratedi SIS. 20
9TH 81. Sc; lafee redeeorated
house. nice convenient location
$lO0.. 1l07 i0th. st. sle,: nice e.
I'm; house, seed location. so
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50 u 81. N.W.--e rcoms, hit. and
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ARLINGTON. NORTH
FIREPLACE
IN
Master Bedroom

Here's something extrai Really
charming frame Colonial, beauti-
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prescnt-day hieh cost Of construc-
ton Close IN sweeping qOxl6S
wooded lot Only short walk TO
schools. shops and bus. 2 bedrmS
h,-w.h full hsmt detached ga
ragc Many features 10 delight you
and it's only slSas0l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-20

N. BETHESDA , bedrms.,
bath. separate din. I'm, Dc luxe
s9la., $3.50 Per mo. BRIDGES.
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Leguni & Gerber Realty Co
.AIIRLINoToN
HOUSES uRFuRRIsHtp

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N. BPRINGFIELD = Brick. -splIt-
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all-elec. built-in kit. with dish.
washer and disposal. plne-paIi-
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ARIZONA 'STYLE---A strikineiy
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ms corner dfenlace and offefing
bedrooms "a baths. step
earport. Only Sis.psR and TERMS
ARB TERRIFIC! See Il today.
cali PEARSON PROPERTIES. IA.
$4,000
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10 settle estate: : 6edTms sep
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porch. full bsmt oil h.-E.h.. det
al orers wiii Sc given All dae
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SPLIT LEVEL

This beautiful home has
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q modern recreation room and an
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sG0% only cGnysSlsp' u Hs', oS, isSSSS
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ROLLING RIDGE-Finest 3-bed-
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CATHOLIC SCHOOL NEAR bed
rms, cen 2 baths, din. rn came
rm brick. mr.. bus; Sl5 500 FRA.
Slsl51 cash. PROVIDENCE JE
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RAMRT,ER

Only 5000 down and assume oil
loan bedrnis,, full bsmt., Ice,
fenced lot, all city utilities. Re.
paney. Phone today TO inspect.
ALLEN a. ROCKS. INC.
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ARIZONA

Rueged stone-and-briek raneher
with attached carport on a huee
breezy corner lot--dramatie fioor-
to-eeiling brick fireplace wall in
spacious LIVING room; picture win,
kitchen with smart birch cabinets
and dinette area, 3 bedrooms and
: full baths; full basement with
bath AND MORE BEDROOMS
And that's not ali Huge al loan
can be assumed with only 5000
down and monthly payments far
less than rent Total price only