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Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-09-19
A.M.E. General
Conference To LA.
For 1850 Meet

Cincinnati. O fANrt Los
Angeles Calf, waa chosen by
the general conference commits
sion of the AME Church here
Wednesday as tho host city for
the 1860 general conference ~
thn church The Commission
meeting waa held At Allen Tenn
pin AME church
The Ht nsv Richard Robert
Wright Dr., bishop n tho 9Th
Episcopal District which IN
riudes the state ~ California.
presented proposals fpr the on.
tertaiument of this quadfrnniai
gathering thai enaeta the laws
and tofunllates the policies pf
nlv AMH church
REV Charles n Drummer was
the hest pastor tor Wednesday,
meeting and ttt REV Eugene
q Hatcher ~ the 8rd Episcopal
pistrict was host bishop other
bishops present Included 1919
hopa " NJ Reid. N r Prmm
I n Emner, y y torias. =
4. Greene sud y IL sima
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-09-19

omnlpoteut love subject Chustis
Kingdom IA Without Caste text
Rev TO After this { beheld and,
10. great multitude. which no
man could number. OF all nations
and kindreds and people. and ton.
gues, stood before the throne, and
before the Lamb. clothed with
white robes. and palms in their
hands There Is no Discrimination
in Christ Jesus We arc an God
children regardless 0f race, creed
or color C}ad Is above all tn al
and through us all Col All
Where there ia neither Greek nor
j0W, circumcision nor unctrcum
cision Barbarian. Scythian, bond
nor free but Christ Is all. and in
oil
Rev o ] Lonney Of Oklahoma
city returning from the National
Baptist Convention spoke 60 us on
SUNDAY night subject Practical
Faith text Heb iii Now faith
IS the substance Of things hoped
for the evidence OK things not
seen
We were happy "a have IN car
congregation on Sunday morning
Mr. Elmer Valentine. Mrs An
nett Edward Miaa Agnes swan
MI Charles Stokes Mrs Robbie
Swan and Mrs Bcgnice Edward all
on Milwaukee, Wis Mr. I. +
Jones 1f Chicago. IN Rev n j.
T5ugev of Oklahoma City and Mrs
Henrjcka % Memphis Tenn
saturday ard Sunday night Mrs
Thclma Buc}lncr rendered a lovely
program featuring the Spirttus3
Gospel singers from Milwaukee
Wis.
We were blessed % send our
pastor and his wige 90 the World =
ppuecastsi Convention in Toronto
Canada who left az l3o pm a.
Void Chamberlain Airport We are
soliciting your prayers for their
safe return
Clara Williams. reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-09-19
~rw uopE BAPTIsT

ON SUNDAY September "A the
Rev. Samuel Hilton. pastor OF MI
Baker Baptist Church, Seattle,
VAST brought the morning mes
sage HIS subject was, Using the
Talleat that Cod Has Given Us
The text Was from Luke 1912
The choir sang under the direction
~ Mrs. Georgia House with Ar
While House at the piano,
Visitors registered were Rev
Samuel Hilton and Miss Joyce
Davis
The Mems Day program spon-
sored hy men Of New Hope was
a grand success. Rev Henry Bolts
Jr. brought the message using for
his subject. Gods Hand Writing
ON the Wall. The Zion Chorus
sang beautifully. Mr. Hennon Cyp-
rain was general chairman OF
Mems Day,
The Wings Of Grace OF Kansas
City and the Royal Juhileers sang
in musical program at the 1880
p m. hour and they were wonder
ful.
Rev. Rneely Williams, pastor
will bring the message Sunday
morning September 81.
Noted on the sick list are Mrs
Henrietta York. Mrs. Mary Banks
and Mrs. Clara Odell Remember
them IN your prayers.
Choir rehearsal Tuesday AZ 7
pm, prayer meeting Wednesday
7.30 pm and the Mission Society
will meet Sunday at 9 pm
You are always welcome at New
Hope
Go to church somewhere Sunday
Mrs, Virginia Frazier reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-09-19
ST rAri LrrllrRAN

Least Sunday was World Na.
yiDn SUNDAY IN 81 Pant lutheran
church Carl G. suuwau raas1r
THE service was conducted ~ Pas
tur Suuwnll and the messaer vas
brought bY Rev Douglas IanHrH
who has served IN the Mit8rH
Field tg cur church IN Africa pas
tor tubHnl opened his aeFrHass
hy reading from Matthew 8sfE
The people that sat ln darRnegt
have seen great Light. anI tt
them that sat IN the region arf
the shadow ~ death. to them F.
hgbt spring up
We haTr read about Africa az
hciuK q dark continent bat tNls
ia no bnErr true The light ~
civilization and The light 90 the
Gospel have brought light 20 th,f
continent
First he spoke ~ rhe tEEFt
ot t1wh@tlen Ssuce tha worlf
war ccmmerclaliSm has coue i-
Africa is open e. the agents as
eomnev aham They are attract
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-09-19
NuIttE oE StoRPDaArIoN
nE EiNt.HnHtT EiMNGrt nE
gAkF.m an

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gerpaugpd under the Laws 20 tire
stale af MHHeaota au ne 10Th dsg
nature af IHa business shalt be lu
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itarp covers aud HHWr garuishtuEs
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Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-09-19

Leslie Lawrence puat No apT
~ The American Legion naei in ita
FIRST meeting az the fall on Mem
day evening September "a. at the
American LeEion tiaN - ln apy
enth st, with the news commander
n y ilrndryaou prealdtnr
The meeting vas well attended.
nevertheless ebsrnte ~ oue ~ the
mithhi comrades Nicholas tNlchi
smith WAS felt caprade smith
u eonsaleseipg at Veterans hos
pital
Plans tor a banquet honortnE
Cwmtaic George tl1sl land assai
art manager ~ veterans Admin
isttation wrFa completed the ~
Saie win he held pm Monday
might seplember 2a Al the Amrr
lean Legion lisn. % y seventh
Use 81 raw Senator E,lwara )
rive speaker
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-09-19
ZION BAPTIST


Despite the rainy weather sun
day September 1f. the attendance
was fairly good al the morning
worship service Rev 3 r. King
assistant pastor. brought fine
message from the subject, New
Jerusalem. using for scripture
Rev. 2l.i-7 Conservation Of babies
took place al the morning service
Rev King read Matt 1913 for
the conservation scripture, which
was most appropriate TOR the oc-
cazion.
Rev King brought a very brief
message at the evening service
based on 81 John II 26-36. the
shortest verse In the bible and used
for a subject Jesus Wept" The
Senior and Young Peoples Choir
furnished the music and sang
beautifully together Mrs, Warder
was az the organ and directed and
Mrs Buchanon at the piano.
There were no registered visi-
tors, but we noted among visitors
Mr. and Mrs George Ritehie
brother and Nistcr-in-law OF Mrs
Arthur Lyons of 1923 Emerson
Az N They are from Alton III
Visitors are always welcome AZ
Zion.
The pastor Rev. r. w. Bolts
Sr and Mrs. Bolts, along with
many other Zionites attended the
National Baptist Convention In
Chicago. We are happy TO have
them back.
The BTU is sponsoring an In.
tereating program next Sunday
September 2t, from I 10 1880 pm,
which promises To be worthwhile
Also remember the Sermon In
Song 20 be directed by Mr.. w. b.
Hale at pm. This program prom
iaes % be another outstanding
event Don't miss II, II is spon,
sorcd by the Parsonage Club
II was wonderful 10 greet Mrs
F. Wade and Mr.. Freddy Jacoway
and many others who have been III
and hospitalized at service Mrs
Albert Clark. 1924 Aldrich Av. ~
recently returned from the bedside
of her father who is ill., She re
ports his condition Is slightly i'm.
proved
The church extends deepest sym,
pathy to the family OF Mr. Thomas
Adair who lost his mother Sep.
tenber H. Mr. and Mrs. Adait
left September IL for Gadsden
Ala to attend funeral service.
Prayer meeting each Wednesday
night at 7;S0-s.30 Gospel Chorus
rehearsal Thursday evenings at (
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-09-19
sT. PETERS AME

Sunday morning September IA
was a glorious one when the CON
gregation greeted Rev and Mrs
NJ l. stmmons on the first Sunday
following the annual conference
Rev simmons was happy and
very grateful 10 be back 10 begin
his tenth year pastoruge, He ex.
pressed great concern for the wei.
fare of the church and the COM
munlty
The Cantinos rendered the en-.
tire song service. Their firs mum
ber wax, AVA Maria" Mrs Gwen
d0lyn Fraction was the aoloist
Mrs Joann Johnson was requested
% sing the very inspiring number.
Precious Lord Take my Hand
Rev Simmons made mention OF
letter received from Mrs Harold
Roupp OF Hennepin Methodist
church asking us 10 have no fear
Of the racial pamphlets that were
found at the various schools and
on the steps Of ST. Peters church
Rev Simmons expressed regrets
that Dr and Mrs r w Lowe
are leaving the city. They have
been a great asset to the church
and the community,
Mr., Luther Prince. president of
the Brotherhood Club of which Dr
Lowe was member. presented
Dr Lowe with a gift from the
club Or Lowe also had charge of
the monthly forum that was the
main program OF the Brotherhood
he will be missed by all.
Members and friends witnessed
the christening of little Guy Carl.
ton Thomas, infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry u Thomas.
Rev simmons iater talked about
the practical things ~ life His
subject was. Il WIN Lift up Mine
Eyes % the Hilis from whence
Comcth my Health He also add
Ell II W1u Nft up mine eyes tg
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-09-19
MACEDONIA RAPTIsT

Rev Seminole Mckee Of Bethes-
da Baptist church read our scrip
ttire lesson Romans 3, protIon
Of the last part Of the chapter
Rev. b. c. Cassius gave a wonder
ful sermon on Things Present,
Romans s:3S. Don't worry about
things you have done in the past,
or things you may do in the
future, but are you serving God
as You should now, in the pres.
ent ?"
Next Sunday, September 21, we
viii have an evening In song feat
urtng the Harmonic Jubiletts and
others The time is 1880 pm.
You are always welcome at Mac
edonia Baptist church.
Rev H. G. Cassils Pastor
Mrs. Gladys McGowan, secy-
reporter
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-09-19
CARD or APPRECIATION

| wish TO express my sincere
appreciation 20 all Of our friends
for their many kindnesses shown
me during my Illness and hospital
izatlon through beautiful cards,
flowers, visits and prayers. Special
thanks to Rev Louis w Johnson.
Rev Charles Sexton and Rev C.
r. Sweet for their visits and pray.
ers Your thoughtfulness IL a
source of comfort and deeply ap-
prcciated
Forrest T. Mckinney
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-09-19

DO you know Whist farmer is2
a mar outstanding IN his field
How about that Fanny Clark told
me that and thought Il wfas
clever
Maggie Anderson, 305 w Bailey
has returned from three week
vacation, an i0osin clipper and
sharp az two bit razor Welcome
hntne Maggie
RAYMOND Turner igackl N visit
ing IN 81 F for 3 couple days re
Il the Same guy Regular ard full
81 spice ~ life lie Is living h
Huron. ya, know
tose Clayton, st2 n Aable Av
ard her two granddaughter arr
vae8tioning In Khns, Debbie anC
Denieee Tate wlli experiences thsif
first bus ride ! know they'll come
home f,iii of nice tales about their
trip
Terry Qualias and Freddie Pala-
nor ~ Minneapolis. MINI were the
week end guests ia the James Cab
bell home. 380b r. 18th 81 sai
uFday night the CabbeiEB invited
I folks In far food n fun Sunday
afternoon the A White home Waa
| lIlst the place for a TASTY pot luck
dinner The Dyaarta, Cabbeiis
! Coates Mnxley's and others en-
/ joyed a luscious spread Lionel n
7 ~ Chandler. MINI was makeHhift
/ disc Jockey He played and acted
aut the records of the war eT8
| and he was terrific
Everyone here are following Tho
crowds with the Hula Hoop, saw
/ Lillian Rmailwoad and Gwyu Tol
bert AZ Il They we're real CLAM,
orous. but Alfred White Jr has
taken the cake he is fabulous
with the thing
Alfred White. 1908 4 Mellu and
Ted Ulakey ~ Yankton left Mon
day a m for Grand Session 81
Prince Han Manons IN 50 Paul
| Bob Haynca experienced a real
southern family reunion while N
Tenn visiting hts mater. f.iih
| Haynes ne didn't know there was
| a party Kotng on. they were frying
fish baking ham, nashin tatoas
entlu matoss I really know they
had more FUN than little witt
about 10 relatives all taihin Al
ance.
The Williams family, 925 "
Blauvelt visited Porter Williams
| az plsnklngtbn. & OAK Sunday
| They report Porter aA tops ~
won several ribbons IN the state
fair az Huron with a prize cal
that he raised he viii soon hrfng
the talf 10 s r for sale
MY ego ~ slightly Inflated Aftei
| presiding over Whittier Ir Higf
| Executive board meeting | learned
that otE school of witch I an
PrA president is the largest IN
| high school la the state with hf
enrolment ~ Tn2 TN clue you
I'm a busy gal meetings meetings
meetings " II kills me I'm put "a
make Fausua eithgr proud of me
or ashamed ~ himself
| Mrs l. pyaarts. ll2T NJ pak
Ave had strictly man party
when she invited several young
men IN tn wine and dine before
Paul pyaart takes hig place wifh
| Uncle sam Those boys really en-.
loyed the affstr all the wnv.
| The Younger Dysarta Knthy
Rita and Cariotta had their night
too Saturday evening their Grew
we're royalty entertained with an.
da'a and hula hoops and rock ri
| r0ll They liyed II 90
Mr. and Mira Robert 4. HAYNES
/ sol $ Willow observed their 9atA
wedding anniversary Sent tath
/ They ahnw M wear Rob locks
great and the only man that keen
/ trying tn contact Helen Il Arthur
/ tNltial
! know without a doubt shall
BE- miaand AZ q s. Of q y S arf
I know lIl uiaa all the gals ara
[ boya hui fuy heart ~ with you
I MAY Z be successful God love arl
90 Vnu
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-09-19

II has been source of great
comfort during my recent hospital
ization and convalescence to be
SO wen remembered by my friends
neighbors and relatives with visits,
cards, flowers well wishes and
other acts Of friendship For every.
thing | arm deeply grateful
Mrs. Charles w. Glenn,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-09-19
Supreme courf
Rejects Delaying
Tocfics In Arkunsus
fContlnued from Page ID

worked out IN ak months. or two
yara. Or ten years he said
Warren questioned Butler on the
Laws passed by the Artansaa Isg
ialatare since the hearing held here
two weeks age Those laws are
intended 10 find ways 10 circum
vent the tngh court ruling The
attorney admitted tfat such pack
age n legislation lad been passed
bat awaited signature Of the Gov.
etnor before they could become
lawa That Is another reason why
they need time, he said They
should have time 20 test these
state laws
II yen are given time tn test
these laws asserted the Chief
Justice suppose ths state passes
other iaws. would you want time
20 test them ala9g
u Don't Aao~. says butler
4 don't know replied Butler
THAT Is s9msthing we would have
10 take up when we came 10 Il. =
Butler argued that the school
IL wedged bstwucn two miilstouos
the Federal and tho stato gov
ernmeats The school board should
not be- put in position of seeking
injunction when 4 was not the
notivating force In this situation
no continued Such iniunctivo ro.
lief shouid come from the NAACp
which has sufficient funds and
certainly an adequate staff of
from tho Attorney General
"soyen NlgrnN." small Minorit,
He eantended that Il ~ better
ia defer certain rigiits ~ few
siisdenta than % insist upon I'm
mediate procedure even II II deH.
troys the rights ~ 1000 pupils
The seven 'nigrag applying fot
admittance al Central high, he
aaid constitute less than one per
cent % tho total
why DO you say enc percent z"
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-09-19
A.N.C.u.
News Letter

What are the signs that spell
financial danger % family secur,
ityF inability to save Never end
Ing huripn 0s debt Nowhere e.
turn for help Hut certain groups
~ people have remarkable prctec
ti0n against these dangers
The greatest service OF the
credit unlon IA 20 provide ready
source ~ helpful credit A meaas
by which people working together
can improve their avtng stanaaris
without getting into financial ar
ficulties LOanz are made az low
cost In addition 90 borrowing for
emergencies. members rnd RS
cheaper &c use a crviit union ioan
ara handle purchases with cash
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-09-19
CHURCH
NEWS

God and He viii be my keeper
Ia conclusion he admonished us 10
azk God 10 take our hands and
lead us on and we viii be s1etori-
GUS in this tenth year as we nave
been In the past nine years
PRAYER meeting every Thursday
night az 1880.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-09-19

asked Warren. when Negroes con.
stitute about 40 percent ~ the
school population ?" Iis asked II
delay In the integration program
would not deny All of those chill
dreu the right of squat protection
The intangible rights" correct
ed Butter
Why Intangible Rights Warren
Asks
why DO you call thern 4Dtangi
bic rights asked Warren Does
that mean you don't aceept our
deeiaion that the deniai II these
rights is a violation IT the Conati
tutlonY II you we're denied life
liberty and pursuit of happiness
would you call that intangible
rights r"
y didn't have u in mind IN that
sense" drollcd Butler II was
thinking of the balance ~ equity
IN this case
The big issue before thls court
Warren had already pointed out
Il whether the school board IL
friatratlHR tbs action u these
children In violation 70 their con-
atltntional rfghH
Marshall summed 30 he ques
tiop by stating that tha high cpurI
was only asked 20 decide whether
federal district court can delay
a desegtegatlon plan already IN
progroan solely because II violence
or threats or violence
he pointed 10 the motto carved
on tho suprena Court Building
witch reads Equal Justice Under
the Law an Americans take
pride IN this slogan be- said Nov
ia the face of this new challenge
Constitutional rights there
can be no equality of Justice II ou'
| people allow the law 20 stop aside
AZ The threat Of farce and violence
After listening 10 three and one
half hours ~ debate the Justices re-
tired and on Friday morning hand
ed town their historic decision
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-09-19

ed hy pots, pans. knives forks
tooth paste, sunglasses hats and
shoea That are FOR sale there from
England and Europe PepsiCola Is
found where the gospel has not
even reached yet
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-09-19

Wealthy p~upic miss enc ~
ufr's greatest thFiils -. Paying
the hast inSiailwent.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-09-19
GOSPEL TEMPLE

Our pastor brought 20 us most
inspiring message fnil Of Gods
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-09-19
SIOUX
r A [ |. S
NEWS
NOTES

By Kaye Coates
$40 sfabIe street
sioux Faila, .. ID.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-09-19
CARD or APPRECIATION

Forrest l. Mckinney
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-14

drian haber sido propalados pol
los funcicnarios del gobierno de
Perez Jimenez d~esterrados en- Es.
tados UnIdos.
"Los pereziimenistas tratan de
poner en- dificultades al nuevo 60
bierno, propalando rumoreS fall
Sos observe ell informante.
Este tambien diio, que en- Cara
cas- no Sc tiene Ell menor dato So
bre Ia supuesta advertencia de que
Sc conspi1a aqui contra la vida de
Nixon, mientras que en- Washing
ton circular detalleS completes, 10
que indica claramente que Sc trsta
de I'm asunto de propaganda poll
tica.
Tanto en- los circulos oficiales
caraquenoS, como de la embajada
local de Estados Unidos Sc ha ex-
presado gran sorpresa ante las no.
ticias de Washington y Bogota So
bre ell atentado que, segun los ru-
mores, Sc trama contra Nixon.
Las autoridades locales que han
hecho una investigation a fondo
para determinar la possible veraci-
dad de tales rumores no han podi-
do encontrar NADIA que 10 sustain
Glen.
Mientras tanto, TODD Ell mundo
en- Caracas dice, en- 10 particular,
que no serfa de extranar que ocu-
rrieran manifestations contra Es-
tados Unidos durante la vista de
Nixon, pero que 10 mas que pasa-
ria, podria ser que este fuera obje-
to de un ataque con huevos o to-
mates podridos.
Las autoridades habian tornado
las precauciones mas estrictas para
proteger a Nixon y habian reduci-
do sus presentaclones publicas al
minimo possible; pero al conocerse
los rumores de aver las medidas
de seguridad Sc redoblaron al gra-
do de que es cast SECURE que Nixon
no tenga oportunidad de acercar-
Sc al pueblo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-14
de Energencia Asigna 80
mil D0Iares Para Reconstruction
de Puentes y Cafreteras Danadas

nencia alrededor del tema LOS
Servicios Medico. Hospitalarios que
la Comunidad debiera tener', de-
elaro enfaticamente que los servi-
clos neutrality-suspicious. en- Puer-
to Rico tlos servicios que prestan
los h~oSp'tales privadosl Gran alta
mente costosos, 10 cual representa-
ba enormes sacriflcios para los pa
cientes de la clase trabajadora y la
clase media.
FL doctor Fernandez Cerra refu-
to la a~severacion Gel senador Hippo
Tito Marcano y 10 mismo hizo ell Sc
nor Felix Lamela. professional en-
la administration de hospitaleS.
Ambos informaron que actualmen-
tie los costos de mantenimiento Y
funcionamiento de los hospitales
eran sumamente elevados, y este
Sc debia al aumento de los salaries
del personal fijados por la Junta de
Salaries Minimos, a la compra de
equipo moderno y costoso Y al me-
1oramiento continue de las facili-
dades fisicas de los hospitales para
poder ajuStarse a las normas hos
pitalarias fijadas por Ell Departa-
mento de Salud.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-14
GERONIMO
Continuation de Ia Pagina 81

Continuation de Ia Pagina 81
America Latina para la firma finan
clera y de obras publicas "C.E.A..
k, cuya composition o cuyos in.
tegrantes no especifico. Dijo que
primero trabajo para ellos en- Be-.
gotta y Mexico, y ahora en- Pa.
ris. La TRINA no tiene oficinas en-
Buenos Aires.
En- otra parte de sus declaracio.
mes manifesto, que 81 volviera a La
Argentina podria reanudar sus
actlvldades en- la publication legal
Jurlsprudencia". en- la cual sirvi6
durante 20 amos antes de entrar
q formar parte del gobierno de
Peron.
Respecto de la vuelta de Per6n
a La Argentina. Remorino diio:
No ne hablado con Ell desde hace
dos y medic amos Esta es la prime
"a vez que 10 we're en- csc lapsoD.
F%1nalmente, Remorino dijo que
no saba cuanto tempo permane-
cerla en- Ciudad Trujiho, pero que
esperaba residir en- ell mismo hotel
en- que Sc hospeds Per6n. Remori.
no saldra para Republica Domini-
cana a las II horas, en- avi6n de la
Inca brasileha varig, para llegar
esta tarde a ese pals.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-14
DEPARTAMENTO
Continuation de la pag. 81

win, puede llevarse a la realidad
sin dificultades para los brace
ros o los empleadores.
Recibieron copias de la carta
de Goodwin, los parlamentarios
de TEXAS, Arizona y California
que asistieron a la reunion del
dos del corriente, y todos ellos
dijeron que quieren estudiar ciu-
dadosamente la communication
antes de contestarla.
FL representante Harley Kill
gore, de TEXAS, dijo que, al pa
recer, la carta tergiversaba una
de las conclusiones que Ell creia
que Sc habian alcanzado en- la
reunion. Sc refiere a la norma
del 30 por ciento. Kilgore ana
di6 que su impression era que al
trabajador medic Sc lie iba a pa
gar a razon de so centavos por
bora.