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Smyrna times., 1958-12-18
Rebekahs Plan PARTY

Laura Rebekah Lodge No. IL
will hold their Christmas party
at the regular meeting Monday,
Dec. % at 8 pm. at the lodge
hall. The committee in charge of
the affair includes Mrs. Alfred
Stump, Mrs. Henry Ennis, Mrs.
Howard Nelson, and Mrs. Ed
ward Hutchins.
Smyrna times., 1958-12-18
Kelvin Williams Returns Home

Kelvin, young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles v. Williams, who
was seriously i'll at a Whining
ton hospital for four and one
half weeks, has recovered and
has been returned home. MIR.
Williams is principal of the John
Bassett Moore High School.
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81. PcuI FEPC
Rules Agoinsf
Trucking Firm

At its Nov. 10 meeting. the City
Of St. Paul Fair Employment
Practice Commission issued its
Findings OF Fact. in the COM
plant Of Williams " Murphy
Motor Freight Lines, Inc.
Earlier, as a result Of a public
hearing on Sept. %, 1853, the
Commission had unanimously de-
termined that the firm had com
mitted an unfair practice Of dis
elimination against Charles VIII
iisms, a Negro. in refusing to hire
him in connection with his ap-
plication for a job as a freight
handler.
The recommendations of the
Commission are that Murphys
hire Williams, II ne makes himself
available for work within the next
four months. Should Murphys
then fail to hire him, the complaint
will be recommended TO the City
Corporation Counsel for prosecu-
ton. Penalty for violation Of the
FEPC Ordinance is a misdemean-
or.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05
MT. OLIVET BAPTIST

Rev. B. H. Hunters subject for
Sunday morning November 80
was, "Paurs Greatest Objective, n
Phil. 1:19. Music was by the
Senior Choir, Mems Chorus and
the Gospel Chorus. The Young
Adult Choir was guest choir al
Zion Baptist church in Minneapolis
at the eleven o'clock hour for a
special Missionary service. Alvin
Scott is director and Carl Walker
is pianist for the group. Mrs. Viola
Cassell is supervisor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Brent
showed very interesting pictures OF
the deep south and the work OF
Piney Woods School from its be-
ginning up to the present day
at the 7:45 pm. hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malone of Bethel
College were visitors.
Added to our sick list are little
Napoleon Watson and Raymond
Hayes. Both are patients at Chill
dren's hospital.
Mt Olivet Layman's League is
making progress under the leader.
ship of Sam Smith, president
Marion Brown secretary and
Thomas Townsend treasurer.
Rev. and Mrs. Hunter are now
residing at $40 Iglehart Av.
You're welcome to worship nj
Mt. olivet, the Church of Friend
illness.
Mrs. M. E. Bell, reporter.
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FATHER or REV.
w. 1. BATTLE DIES
IN GRENADA, Miss.

The father OF a Twin City min
lister. Rev. w. l.. Battle, died
Thanksgiving Day at Grenada,
Miss. where he served as pastor.
He was the Rev. Nathaniel Bat
tie, who failed TO rally after UNI
dergoing surgery on November p.
Rev. w. L. Battle and other mem
bers Of the family were at his
bedside at the time of his death.
The Minnesota minister left
Minneapolis Monday night, Novem-
Der "a, 10 be with his mother dur
ing his fathers critical illness,
Mrs. Battle joined him TO be pres
emit at funeral rites on December
2.
Services were held at 2 pm.
Tuesday December 2 at Battle
Temple Church Of God in Christ
az Grenada, Miss, with Bishop b.
s. Lyle officiating
He Is survived by his wife, Mrs
Bessie Battle; five sons, Rev. w. l..
Battle. Minneapolis; Nathan A.
Jr. st, Paul, MINI, Bernie, st.
Paul. Rev. Jesse Battle, st. Louis,
Mo, and Robert L. OF Grenada;
five daughters, the Mines, Eliza
beth jackson, Fannie Mae Webb,
Thelma Buckner, Ida Mae Jack
son, all Of 81, Paul and Mrs. Lou
ella Pitman of Milwaukee, Wis;
five sisters Mrs Mary Parson
New York, Mines. Martha Mac
Cam, Lettie Brewner, Rachel
FaulSer and T. Johnson, all Of
Chicago, Ill.,; one brother, Rev.
Ivory Battle, Cleveland. Ohio;
"a grandchildren and other rela-
tives.
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Eve Nation. He believes that
eventual federation with Ghana IL
| possible, but that the Indignation
Of Togoland with Ghana is quite
impossible. NJ olympic and NJ
Paulin Fretas, his Minister Of the
Interior. are both against the in
tegration Of British Togoland with
Ghana.
NJ Freitas IL very quick 10
point out that, when the plebiscite
was held in 1856. there was a
majority Of 10000 In the Eve
area against union with Ghana
They expressed by their vote the
desire 10 have the tristeeship con
tinued which, In their minds. would
facilitate eventual reunification
with their French counterparts.
LONE A "sIeopy Seaport city
Casual conversations IN the
streets Of LONE, a sleepy seaport
city Of 10000 reveal an astonish-
ing list Of grievances; police brut-
atty. house raids vote bribery
padded electoral rolls. arbitrary
observation-disclosures, economic per-
aecution and, worst Of All, no hab-
cas- corpus in the Code.
This has seemingly been the
orphan territory Of French West
Africa where, since the first Ger
man invasion OF seventy years ago,
not very much has been accomp-
lished In the way Of material pro-
Rreas.
The Togolese are quite confident
that, with professional business
man olympic at the helm, In
dependent Togoiand win prosper
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05
GERTRUDE JAMES RITES
HID NONEMRER %

Services for Miss Gertrude
James, IS. OF TOT st. Anthony Av.,
"A life long resident OF 81, Paul,
who died Tuesday November 30,
were held at 2 pm, Friday Novem-
Der 2S, at the Brooks Funeral
chapel Rev, Floyd Massey Jr.
officiated with burial in Oakland
cemetery Mrs, Ermine Allen was
soloist.
Miss James had been IN for
several years She entered Ancker
hospital ON November 10 and sue
cumhcd there on November %.
For the past ten years she had
made her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Chapman at the above 81.
Anthony address.
She had been a member OF Pu-
grim Baptist church for 20 years
and was a member Of the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the church.
Surviving are five nephews,
Timothy Howard, George james,
both Of st. Paul, Edward James,
Des Moines, Ia, Grin Taylor OF Los
Angeles, Calf. and Rinaller Taylor
Of Chicago; one niece, Miss Ra,
ehcl James, 81, Paul, and other
relatives.
Brooks Funeral Home was ir
charge OF the service.
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MYM CARTER BURIED

Mym Carter ST., $50 w. Central
Av., died Tuesday night November
20, at Anoker hospital where he
had been a patient for nine days
Mr.. Carter had been m for the past
year.
He was born In Paris. Tex. and
had resided In ST. Paul for -
years. He was a member of 81.
Peter Claver Catholic church.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
Mary Carter; one daughter, Mrs.
Leantha zeno; two sons, Mym Jr,
and Melvin; six grandchildren and
five great-grandchildrcn, all Of st..
Paul.
Funeral services were held at 8
am. Saturday morning at st.
Peter Claver Catholic church, with
the Rev, Fr Arnold Luger offlc-
iating
Burial was at Calvary cemetery
with Brooks Funeral Home In
charge OF arrangements.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05
Charles J. Smith
Renamed Ruler OF
Ames LODGE EIks

Charles ]. Smith was reelected
exalted ruler Of Ames Lodge No.
1O6, IBP.OE., for the second term
on Monday night December /,
when the Minneapolis lodge held
its annual election Of officers.
other officers elected are Leon
Barnett leading knight; Vernell
Criss loyal knight; Charles snar-
grass lecturing knight; Richard
Smith esquire; Charles De La
Compson, financial secretary, the
office he has held for the past 20
years; Reuben Warren, treasurer;
Leon c. Holiday inner guard and
Arthur Mitchell tyler. f. L. Boyd
was appointed chaplain.
David Faison was elected to the
board Of trustees for a three year
term and Russell Taylor and
Frank Lynn each elected for a one
year term.
Installation win be held at the
January meeting.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05
Aflunfu PdSfoT In
Drumiutie Speech To
TuSkegee Association

Tuskegee Institute, Ala, (ANP)
DIR William Holmes Borders
pastor Of Wheat Street Baptist
church, Atlanta, was principal
speaker Tuesday night at the 72nd
Mass Meeting sponsored by the
Tuskegee Civic Association.
Rev Borders, who Is the pastor
OF an integrated membership stat
cd that, "Integration win arrive
before some set ready. Freedom
win come before some are aroused
from their slumber, Let no man
deceive you. Freedom Is God-given
and Compromised" The speaker
lauded the Negroes in T,iskegee
and stated that the effort made
by them lis part Of worldwide
freedom"
He called upon the approximate
Ily 700 persons who filled the
church and flowed outside 10. con
tinue 10 think clearly, act wisely
pray sincerely, unite completely
and drive courageously"
Making reference 10 two OF
Tuskegec Institutes former presi'
dents. Rev Borders stated that
Booker T, Washington and Rob,
ert Motion win sleep more peace
fully in their graves according a
You do" lie said God made mar
free and even God has moi
taken away mans freedom. NJ
! civilization. no culture. no dynasty
no king, no queen, no race has 4
right 10 take away any decent
mans God-givcn freedom, IN,
speaker concluded
The Rev X L. Buford Is acting
president of the Tuskegee Ciw,
Association,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05
L. A. Building Trade
Council Rejects
RIGHTS Resolution

Los Angeles (ANP)-The Los
Angeles Building and Construction
Trades council indicated their APP
proval of discriminatory practices
within local unions by summarily
voting against a civil rights resolu-
ton presented TO the delegated
body Thursday by one Of the local
labor unions at a regular meeting.
The resolution, requesting the
establishment Of civil rights de-
partment within the contemplated
California AFL-CIO merger, was
presented TO the council by George
Townsend and Edmund Bradley.
delegates to the council from
Local No. 1889, a laborer's local
embracing city and county en-
ployees,
An uproar ensued when repre-
sentatives from several lilly white"
locals strenuously objected to the
passage OF the resolution, insin-
uating that the proposal to elm
mate discrimination within local
unions was, in reality, a plot for
minorities to take" over their
unions.
one OF the delegates charged
that Negroes wanted to be segre,
gated" and based his charges or
the fact that Negroes maintained
separate locals throughout tn,
south.
]. J. Christian, secretary Of IN,
Council. spear-headed the rejection
by adroitly suggesting that a reso.
hutton Of this nature would haril,
be acceptable to the State-wid,
labor movement and recommended
that the local union submitting IN,
resolution consult Negro communi
" leaders.
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FoURTH sTREET CHURCH

II Is customary at our church 10
have the women Of the church con-
duct most Of the morning wor-
ship on the fifth Sunday. Mrs.
Marie Whitley led US in prayer
as we commenced the service Sun
day morning November 80. Open
ing scripture was read by Mrs.
Mary Haynes, who also received
prayer requests. Mrs. Bernie e
Cochrane led US as we all prayed
together for the requests.
Prayer" was the topic that Pas
tor w. 3. Williams chose for his
message. And it came to pass
He (Jesus) took Peter. John
and James and went up into a
mountain to pray" Luke 9:2s.
Question: If the only God-Man
Jesus Christ conceived by the Holy
Spirit, born of a woman: If Christ
who knew no sin by thought, deed,
or act; II the great teacher, preach
err and healer of the New Tesla
ment had TO go apart from his
regular ministry, apart from the
multitudes, and prayed to His
Father then what about you
and me?
This prayer was not the nightly,
Now / lay me down to sleep"
II was deeper than the Bless this
day" or Bless This food prayer.
This prayer required all the fac
ulties of a human body, soul and
spirit in effort and labor.
Three points were mentioned:
Jesus went up into a mountain to
pray. God desires that we leave
our thoughts and seek His
thoughts which are always above
our natural ideas. Jesus prayed
until something happened. His
face or countenance was changed
while he prayed and lastly Jesus
prayed until God answered His
prayer. From heaven was heard,
This is my beloved son. hear him"
Brothers and sisters have you ever
prayed through? Is God answer
ing your prayers? If not, maybe
il is because you have never en-
tered His family thru the blood of
Jesus Christ. II you have not been
born from above then your prayer
should be, God be merciful to me
a sinner"
Lannie Barryman, reporter.
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Marriage Experts Please Note;
Kunsos Couple
MuFTied 10 Years

Topeka, Kans. (ANP)-In this
date Of high divorce rates. great
diseord, 1t is indeed a pleasure to
note that two citizens. a Negro
couple, recently celebrated 20 years
OF marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs John d. Barker
observed their 10th wedding an
niverSary Nov. % with their seven
children, seven grandchildren.
eight great grandchildren and two
great grandchildren in attendance.
The secret Of their success ?
Barker, 90. says, Always let the
little woman think she's right"
Mrs Barker. 81: Give your hus-
band lots Of praise for everything
he does.
Married when she was Is and
he. 10, they took their vows in
Topeka and have always made
their home here. She said her
husband is "a fine, gentle man
and steady provider for his fam
/ lily. I never had to work and help
earn the living"
Papa Barker retorted IL was
mama who managed 20 make ends
meet in the home. He said he
always turned over his earnings to
her, Together. they managed to
send five Of their children to col
lege one. a teacher AZ New York
City college. holds Ph-D.
Barker remarked that his wife
is the best looking girl I ever
say They both said they would
be willing to live their 20 years
over again together.
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GARD OF APPRECIATION

My sincere thanks and apprecia-
ton to the many friends, relatives
and neighbors who remembered
me with visits, prayers, cards and
other acts Of kindness and friend
ship during my recent illness and
disqualification. Especially do I
wish to thank FIR. Louis w. John
son and Rev NJ. L. Simmons for
their constant prayers for my
speedy recovery. To everyone I
am deeply grateful.
Clarence A. Hughes
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

Topic Of DR.. Floyd Massey Jr's,
excellent message on the last
Sunday of November was Around
the World in How Many Days ?"
DR.. Floyd Massey based his SER
mon on Matthew 2S:16. Morning
Prayer, truthful and heart-given
was offered by Deacon L. E. Tar
yer. The Gospel Chorus sang Yes
Christ Is Born" proceeding the
Children's Story by DIT. Massey
entitled Thanks In A Diner.
Deacon C. w. Wills and Trustee
S. E. Hall received Service Awards
on Sunday. Mr.. Wills has served
So years on the Board of Deacons!
His record is almost equally mat
ched by Mr. Hall, who has served
As years on the Trustee Board
Sunday visitor was Mr.. John FOn.
ando of Forest Lake, MINI.
The Senior Choir sang I'VE
Gather Together. d tory
Prayer was offered by Trustee
Jesse Smith.
The choirs and congregation
sang 20 Zion Haste" When
Morning Gilds the Skies" and Res
cue the Perishing". The Annual
Christmas Pageant will be De-
cember 7 at the st. Paul Audi
torium in the arena. Doors will
open at 2:15 pm. and the pro-
gram win begin at pm.
Mr.. J. d. Anderson is in critical
condition at st. Luke's Hospital
Deaconess Callie Murray and Mrs
Ruth Mcdaniel are i'll at their re-
spective homes. Remember them
through prayers.
Order your pecans now from
the AIM. Club for Christmas
Call Mrs. Josie Holloman, MI
6-S754. You are always welcome
at Pilgrim, The Church Of Lofty
Friendship.
Sherrie Mazingo, reporter.
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ZION BAPTIST

The past week we ODseTNeu
Thanksgiving. Everyone had many
things to be thankful for. Zion
like many other churches partici-
pated in the union Thanksgiving
services at st. Peters AME church.
Rev. NJ. l.. Simmons was host
pastor. We enjoyed a spiritual
feast.
The Senior Missionary was in
charge Of the service on Sunday
morning November 80. Devotions
were by the deacons and deacon
esses. The Young Peoples Choir
of Mt. Olivet Baptist church, st.
Paul, rendered music which was
wonderful. The choir was under the
direction Mr.. Alvin Scott and Mr.,
James Martin. Mr.. Carl Walker
was pianist.
The young people of Zion pre-
sented a playlet entitled The
Shoe" which portrayed a Christ
ian after he has been reborn,
made new in the spirit of God, he
is then ready for the tasks set
forth by God.
At the conclusion Of this pro-
gram Rev s. r. King took his text
from John 3:1-10, using the second
verse as scriptural reference. His
subject was, "A Mark OF Dis
tinction," which was thoroughly
explained Guests in the pulpit
were Rev. Mckinley Calhoun, pas
tor of First New Hope Baptist
church, st. Paul and Mr.. James
Milsap, guest soloist.
The close of the baby contest
sponsored by the Senior Choir
climaxed the afternoon service.
Your reporter unable TO be pres
emit, but was informed that it was
a success.
On Friday evening November
rs, a capacity audience heard the
Hale Singers pour out their souls
with a consecrated spiritual ser
mon in song. Many hearts re-
joiced with tears in their eyes
as they listened to the group sing
ing with uplifted voices. Mr.. Hale
and his group were sponsored by
the Senior Choir.
Noted on the sick list was our
pastor, Rev. II. w. Bolts Sr., who
has been indisposed this week and
absent from worship Sunday. He
was advised by his doctor to take
Il easy. Cards, prayers and calls
will be appreciated by him at his
home 1919 Lyndale Az. N.
Mrs. Mary Hale, sister-in-law
of Willie b. Hale, sustained a
1 sprained ankle. Her address Is
| 1901 Bryant Av. N. Rev. ]. ]. Clay
burn and Mrs. Mary Thompson
expressed their appreciation for
cards, prayers and other acts OF
/ kindness extended them while III.
II was reported that Mr.. Charles
| johnson, 1912 Smelling Av. passed
away. Mrs. Ella Russell lost a
nephew and was called to Omaha
Z for the funeral. Rev w. l. Battles
| father died. The church extends
/ deepest sympathy to the bereaved
[ families. let not your hearts be
troubled" John 14:L
Reported on the sick list are
[ Mrs II. d. witherspoon, Room
GAL Mt. Sinai hospital; Mrs. Beat
rice Hall. Glenwood Hills hospital
1901 Golden Valley Rd. room 2s5;
John Carter at his home, 1909 II
Av. N: Mrs. Matte Samuels. 994
Bryant Az. N: Mrs. Julia HoIl-
way. 1927 Chicago Av. and Mrs
Lucille Levels, 2S04 Emerson Av
n. Let us remember all our sick
/ and shut-ins In our prayers.
Mrs. f. Henderson. reporter.
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Thomas Urges Public
Support Of Seal
Campaign This Year

THE Christmas Seal Sale needs
your support" says Henry r.
Thomas, head resident Of Phyllis
Wheatley House.
A member Of the Board OF Dir
ectors Of the Hennepin County
tuberculosis as ISOLATION, Mr..
Thomas cited these reasons why
the association needs funds.
Last year, Mr. Thomas said,
your Christmas Seal dollars made
these services possible:
1887 persons received free
chest X-rays in the mobile unit.
Helped to find 1s9 previously
unknown cases OF TB.
Helped seven Minneapolis hos
pitfalls abbott, Ashbury, Lutheran
Deaconess, Mount Sinai, North
western, st. Andrews, ST. Barn
abas) X-ray patients and employ
tes TOT I'D
Gave thousands Of people in
formation about TB.
Worked with schools and PTAs
In teaching health to children,
Gave free home care to home
less TB patients.
Assisted in training professional
TB workers.
Gave nurses, doctors, and public
health workers new information
about TB.
Besides continuing these serv-
ices another year, a new program
has been started this year
Mantoux (tuberculin) testisg Of
81 900 Minneapolis and st. Louis
Park public and parochial school
children for TB is being conducted
now.
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ST. PETERS ANE

Sunday morning November so.
Rev. NJ. L. Simmons stated that
his health is poor and he asked
the congregation 10 pray for him
that he may fight on til the
battle is won He delivered a very
inspiring message using for his
text, Christ In Prophecy"
Rev. Simmons was guest speak
er for the md Quarterly Meeting
81 three O'Clock in the afternoon az
81. James AATE church in Mime
0polis
Rev. and Mrs. Simmons are
grateful that the parents are
bringing their children to the Jun
Tor Church AZ five o'clock on sun
dav evenings.
The Thanksgiving service was
well attended Other churches and
ehoirs participating were Zion
Baptist, Pilgrim Rest Baptist. 81
Thomas Episcopal. Bethesda Ban
list Holsey Memorial C.M.E. 81
James AME and Waynlan AAIE
The orchid for the week goes
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CHURCH
NEWS

to the Senior Usher Board for the
wonderful gesture, giving Thanks
giving baskets to the most apprec-
iative families.
The Lay Organization viii close
its annual Baby Contest with a
well planned program on Sunday
December Z, at pm.
Visitors are always welcome.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night.
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CARD OF THANKS

The family Of the late Mym
Carter ST., wishes TO thank their
many friends and neighbors for
sympathy expressed through cards,
kilograms, floral tributes and per-
sonal services during our late be-
reavement. We especially wish TO
thank Father Arnold Luger for
his consoling words and the organ
list, Mrs. dJalma GARNER.
Mrs. Mary Carter, wife, and
family.
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ReIufiVe Of Local
People With US.
Army In France

Poitiers, Stafford War
rem Parker, Of Kansas City, Kans.,
a June, 1858 graduate of the
University Of Kansas, is now sta
toned in Poitiers as a member
Of the non-commissioned staff per-
sonnet Of the Command Headquart-
ers Of France.
Parker, who is wen-lnown in
the Twin Cities, is currently as
signed to duties in the Office of
the Adjutant General in the Spec
ial Orders and Records division
of the Command Headquarters.
Pvt. Parker, who majored in pre-
law studies at X. u, did his basic
training from June to October Of
this year at Fort Leonard Wood,
Mo, There he was the only member
of his race to receive special in
structions in military legal pro-
cedures for his current overseas
military assignment.
Pvt. Parker has enrolled at the
University Of Poitiers to study
French. He has also been reuested
by the Army to teach American
History to students in the high
school operated on the post for the
dependents Of CTS in Poitiers.
The son Of Mrs Ermalee Thur
ston OF Kansas City Kans., and T,
Cate Parker Of Los Angeles, Calf,
Parker is a grandson OF Mr.. Frank
10, Thurston, 1915 Park Avenue,
South, Minneapolis, He is a nephew
OF Mrs. c. V. Freeman Of ST. Paul;
Mrs. Pauline Henderson, Mime
apolis; Mrs, Helen Taylor Of st.
Louis. Mo, and Mrs. Thelma Thur
ston Gorham Of Oklahoma City.
Okla.
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

wish to thank Rev. B. N. Hunt
er, church auxiliaries and men,
bers Of Mt. Olivet Baptist church,
friends and neighbors for the beau
tiful cards, prayers, visits and
other acts of kindness shown me
during recent illness. Also thanks
to Rev. NJ. L. Simmons and Rev.
II. w. Bolts Sr for their visits
and prayers. 1 shall ever be CRATE
full. May God bless you one and all.
Rev. Jace ]. Clayburn.
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FINAL RITES FOR
EMANUEL LACY HELD
THURSDAY DECEMBER q

Funeral services for Emanuel M.
Lacey OF 446 Carroll Av, who died
Sunday, November 30, at Ancker
hospital were held at 2 pm Thurs
day December 4. az Brooks Fun
eral Chapel with Rev. Jerome Del
Pine officiating, Mrs. Dorsey Bell
was sololst.
Mr., Lace was native of Texas
and had lived In 81. Paul for sew
eral years.
There are no known survivors.
Burial was In Elmhurst cemetery
with Brooks Fnera Home in
charge OF the service.