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Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
CENTRIC EsCOLAR

VERTIENTES.-Con gran So
lemnidad fue inaugurado Ell nuevo
Centre Fscolar construido a mer-
ced de las gestiones del comite que
preside Rafael Gallardo y los
buenos oficios del doctor Pardo
Jimenez. Concurri6 gran ndmero
de p~rofesores y representations
0ficia1es.
Ell Centre ievara Ell nombre de
Angelica Perez de Pazos, en- honor
a esa gran maestro de tan grata
memoria, cuya hija vino expresa-
mente de La Habana para repre-
s~entarla,
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
SOLICITAN SIC ATRASE LA
F

SAN JUAN.-"Las centrales
azueareras y los colonos debieran
atrasar ell comienzo de la molten
da de cana, INDIGO ell senior Ru-
ben Bonilla, especialista en- Cana
del Servicio de Extension Agricola
de Ia Universidad de Puerto Rico.
"La experienced de algunaS de
las centrales que han comenzado
indica que este es recomendable".
Anade Bonilla que con motive
de la larga sequia y del huracan
Santa Clara, las pl~antaciones cane
ras de P. Rico no Sc han recupe-
RADIO totalmenre. Ademas, duran
tie ell mes de enero las grandes can
tidades de lluvia tambien han hui
medecido ,demasiado las tierras.
Esto esta afectando la cantidad de
sacarosa en- los plantaciones ca
Teras.
Por 10 tanto, opina Ell Especialis-
ia de Extension, que ell atrasar la
zafra permitira p%rolongar ell perio-
do de crecimiento en- la cana en- al
gunas regiones y ademas, ayudara
que las tierras dedicadas a la STEM
bra de este cultivo sequer, permit
tiendo que las canas tenga I'm ma
yor rendimiento.
Atrasando, durante algunas Sc
manas ell comienzo de la mollenda,
termino diciendo ell senior Bonllla,
Sc podra aliviar en- parte ell profile
ma del bajo rendimiento de nueS'
tros canaverales.
GUARDIAS FEMALES PIDEN
AUMENTOS
SAN JUAN-La Association de
Guardias de Females aprobo una
resolution pidtendo aumento del
sueldo basico. Actualmente dl-
chos sueldos estan en- $14O, Sloo,
$3.50, y $500 en- los ranges de guar
dia /, guardia II guardia III y te'
niente de la guardia, respectlva'
mente.
La resolution aprobada Sc pro-
nuncia contra Ell sistema de 'pasos'
aunque ell mlsmo ~funciona a base
de servicios meritorios. Existe gran
descontento entire los miembros
de la Association va que a pesar
de sus servicios no reciben dichos
pasos, segdn informo I'm portavoz
de Ia agrupacioD
La Association en- su resolution
recnaza como inadecuado e inefl'
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
Wiene de la PSg. q

eSBte entire la cale Refugio y la ciudad militar. Sin ninguna refe.
tancas que Sc llama aparato telefonico.
tancas que Sc llama a aparato teIefonico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
Munoz Marin Comla en- que a Per6n no Sc lie Oura IYe a Puerto Rico

caz ell referido sistema de pasos
y solicita del DEPARTMENT. de Jus
ticia y de ID Division de CORRECTION
ell aumento de Sueldos en- general.
Senalan los directories de los
cuStodios que como pocos servi-
dores publicos, nosotros rendimos
labores en- condolences y circuns-
tancias dificiles y a~rriesgadas apar.
tie del horario de trabajo que in
cluye ell sistema de turnos, la pres
tacion de ServrcIos durante la no
che, ademas de estar bregando con
enajenados mentales y pacientes
de tuberculosis"
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
(Viene de Ia Primeral

Representatives entire los visitan-
ties hospedados en- los hoteles de
San Juan. Dakota del Norte, Ida
no y Dakota del Sur aportaron me-
nos visitantes con Is, 20 y % res
pectivamente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
~MECANIZACION DE LA
INDUSTRIAL C~AFETALERA.


SAN JUAN.-En Ell Departa-
mento de Agriculture y Concrete
Sc celebro una reunion con ell pro-
p6sito de discutir procedimientos,
metodos y practicas relacionadas
con las ventajas que podria ORE
Ger una eficiente mecanizacion en-
la industrial cafetalera.
Otro topico que Sc discutio am
pliamente giro en- torno a la forma
de aumentar la production del ira
bajador en- la recollection del cafe.
Ell professor Rodriguez Arias, del
DEPARTMENT. de Ingenieria In
dustrial del Colegio de Agricultu-
ra v Aries Mecanicas, demostro un
equipo que ofrece posibilidades pa
"a facilitar la recollection de cafe.
Sc trata de I'M embudo que Sc lleva
adherido al brazo del "cogedor" de
cafe y lie evita numerosos movi-
mientos. Ell professor Ernesto F.
Colon, del Colegio de Agriculture,
esta trabajando en- Ell perfeccioa-
miento del equipo.
Aunque la demonstration hasta
ahora "ha sido muy prometedora"
como INDIGO i'm fu~ncionario de
Agriculture, los asistenteS a la reu-
MON citada por ell S~ecretario de
Agriculture y Concrete, senior
Luis Rivera Santos, desean reali-
Ear una observation directa y mi
nuciosa del fincionamiento del
mencionado artefacto en- distintaS
zonaS. A estos fines Sc hara una
demonstration en- la proxima sema-
ma en- una finca de cafe del centric
de la Isla.
Rivera Santos informo que una
vez aprobado este metodo de re-
collection del cafe, los beneficios
obtenidos serian por demas impor-
tantes, pues no solo Sc haria la
colecta del cafe una tarea menoS
tediosa, sine que Sc evitaran per
didas de la cosecha sufridas por
una deficiente recollection por fall
ia de mano de obra.
FONDO PARA Ell COMITE
DE LIBERTADES CIVILES
SAN JUAN.-El Senado, actu6
con prontitud en- relacion con la
peticion del gobernador Luis Mu-
noz Marin a los lideres legislativos
recabando accion rapida en- la asig-
nacion de fondos para >el Comite
de Libertades Siviles.
Ell jueves por la tarde Sc aprobo
en- votacion final, en- la Alta Ca
mara, una MEDIA que asigna $10,-
900 mas de 10 pedido por ell Gober-
nador, para esos propositos.
Ell dinero asignado por ell Sena-
do dispone que Sc utilize para lie
var a cabo ell estudio sobre ell esta-
do de los derechos civiles en- Puer
to Rico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
Up~- CHA

CAMAGUEY.-El Tribunal de
Urgencia celebr6 hoy juicio por sa-
botaje y delito contra los medios
del transporte, absolviendo y libe-
rando a Enrique Saavedra Valdes,
Agapito Martin Febles, Armando
Perez Ruiz, Humberto Rodriguez,
Santiago Bar~eras, Orlando Do.
minguez Marrero, Antonio Gomez
Arosena, Raul Montero Rojas y
Fernando Carmona Bueno, quie-
mes fueron detenidos hace varias
Semanas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
TRES POLIZONES QUEDAN
EN- NY.

NUEVA YORK, (PU). - Tres
memories ruertorriquenos que Sc
Introduction auoche como poll
zones en- un avi6n de la Eastern
Airlines en- San Juan, P. R. obtu-
vieron authorization para perma-
necer EN- Nueva York.
Los tres fueron interrogados por
la Policia en- ell Aeropuerto de Id
lew1ld despues que Ell avion lego
a las 7:05 Am. Sc lie unieron agen-
ties del F. B. 1. y empleados de la
Inca aerea.
Despues del interrogatorio los
agenteS de1 F. B. l. dijeron que los
jovenes podian quedarse porque
deSpues de TODD son ciudadanos
a~mericanos.
Fueron identificados como Ra-
fael Camacho, de Is amos de edad,
domiciliado en- la Bajada del &C.
menterio en- la Perla; Angel Luis
Arocho de II, de la Gale Luna,
406, y Victor 6amos Andujar, de
Is amos, de la Gale San Sebastian,
270, todos de San Juan.
Camacho expres6 que fue CANA
dor del Campeonato de los Guam
ties de Orc en- peso pluma de Puer-
to Rico.
Arocho, que vivi6 en- Nueva York
en- otro tempo, dijo a traves de
I'm interprete, mos hace felices
poder q~uedarnos en- Nueva York.
Vamos a buscal traoajo. Queremos
pagan los billetes~ del avi6n".
$751; 900 PARA AGENCIA DE
MIGRACION
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
$S67,O00 PARA AGENCIA DE
MIGRACION

SAN JUAN--E1 Departamento
del Trabajo ha solicitado una asig-
nacion de fondos montante a So
$1,000 para los gastos del servicio
que presta dicha agencia a los
puertorriquenos que emigran ha-
cia ell Continente.
Ell s%ecretario del Trabajo, senior
Fernando Sierra Berdecfa, inform6
aver que desde ell ano 1850 hasta
ell 1857 inclusive ell Gobierno de
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
SENORA ARROLLADA POR
AUTO

PINAR DEL RIO.-En Ell Hospi-
tai Civil ingres6 gravisima la seno-
"a Brigida Hernandez Valdes, de
81 amos, vecina de la playa "Puer-
to Esperanto, quien fue alcanzada
en- la Gale Velez y Caviedes por el
auto que conducia Ronald Lope-
tegui, quien qued6 detenido.
PERMIsO. PARA MATADERO
En- la iefatura de salubridad,
Leonilo Suarez solicito permiso pa.
ra establecer un matadero en- la
finca San Jose, en- Ceiba Mocha.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

En- la carretera a Sagua, choca-
ron violentamente ell auto que con-
ducia Luis Abreu Santana, de Is
amos, sin cartera dactilar, con Ell
canton que guiaba Rigoberto Bor-
ges Sanchez, vecino de Veguita,
Oriente, sufriendo lesiones Ell pri-
nero y SUI acompanante Jose I. Pc
req Marine, tambien de Is amos,
ambos vecinos de Sagua. Aeusan al
chofer del canton como RESPONSE.
BILE por excese de veloeidad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
SITUACION DE DETENIDos

PINAR DEL RIO.-La situacion
de los detenidos Beranrdino AL
varez Menendez SUI hijo Alcides,
Raul Gonzalez, Arsenic Ceferino
Suarez y Francisco, Sc espera sea
resuelta por Ell Tribunal de Ur.
gencia, tras aparecer acusados por
Ell SIM de La Habana de I'm delito
de actividades subversivas.
Otros detenidos por la misma
causa quedaron en- libertad, inclu-
yendo al menor de edad Roberto
Santiesteban.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
MUERTOS 10 LOCOS

IN 81 Ministerio de Salubridad
se pudo conocer que del ~ de d.
ciembre del pasado aho, hasta Ell
dia rs del actual. han fallecido en-
81 Hospital de Dementes. de Mazo.
IRA, 70 de los locos recluidos- en-
ese centric. de Intermediates diver
sas, especialmerte trastornos intes-
tinales y de frio.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
PILGRIM REST BAPTIST

Sunday April 81, our pastor
Rev. ]. Jackson, was i'll after his
return trip from the S. S. and
BTU convention held in Detroit
Rev. b. Cassius brought the SER
mon for the morning worship hour.
He used as a subject, Can a
Woman Forget Her Sucking
Child" Scripture reference was
from Isiah 49:l3-l6. Characteriz-
ing Jerusalem and the Israelites as
the child and God as the mother,
he emphasized that the true and
living God will never leave His
people alone if we trust Him.
At the evening service Rev. w.
F. Armstrong brought a very in
spring message using as a sub
ject, God Is Able" based on the
scripture Daniel 3:17. He stated
that the God that Daniel and the
three Hebrew children was able
He is a living God; just put your
faith in Him.
Beginning May IL, and each sec
ond Sunday of the month there
after has been designated as Youth
Day at Pilgrim Rest. The youth
will have complete charge of the
services under the direction of
Rev. Armstrong.
Let us pray for our sick and
shut-ins.
Mrs. ]. Armstrong, reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
White Citizens
League Spreading
To Minnesota

The White Sentinel and White
American News Service, both pub
licatlons Of the National Citizens
Protective Association, ST. Louis
Mo, Indicate that the anti-Negro
cancer may have spread 70 some
parts OF Minnesota From their
Letters 10 the Editor o. Col
umn" comes the following gem
from one Of their Montivideo, sub,
scribers:
You'd be surprised how many
sympathizers you have UP North
here In spite Of the brainwashed
multitudes. They arrested $50 per.
sons in raids on several Rondo
street dives in st. Paul and not
word about race. Days later a
picture appeared inside the Min
neapolis Star showing the lineup
at police headquarters and they
were all black as suspected.
knowing the Rondo Street district
and what the Negroes are doing
too. I've been a dyod-in-the-wool
Republican all my life Now I'm
ready 10 Join the Dlxiecrats or a
Third Party Not only should the
Supreme Court be impeached, but
Eisenhower also"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
GOSPEL TEMPLE

The revival has been extended
another week. Those who weren't
able to attend the last TIVE weeks
this is your opportunity. Evange-
list Willie Mae Ford Smith is doing
a great work and she is definitely
a God sent woman. Pastor w. L
Battle said he had never had the
opportunity Of serving such a
great worker as she. Since she
has been here the membership has
increased approximately 80 per
cent.
Mrs. w. l. Battle, wife of the
minister, is a real asset 10 the re-
vlval and is conducting very effic-
iently. Members of the church
as well as the public are attending
beautifully.
Last Sunday mornings service
was the greatest. Pastor Battle
spoke from Acts S.1S-l9. "and
when Simon saw that through
laying on of the Apostles hands
the Holy Ghost was given. ne
Offered them money saying. Give
me also this power that unto
whomsoever I lay hands. he NAV
receive the Holy Ghost"
His subject was, Better Things
Are Not For Sale" The Pastor
explained how cheap money is. You
cannot buy love, JOY. peace nor
ability. Neither can YOU buy a
wife, husband, parents, sister
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
ST. PAUL LUTHERAN

Pastor Carl c. Sunwall started
his sermon last Sunday by quoting
the 33rd verse from the 10th chap
ter of st. John. I'm the world you
have tribulation but be of good
cheer, have overcome the world. &"
We do have sorrow and tribulation
in this world. There is a lot Of
trouble and sorrow.
In Psalm 40 we read, God is
our refuge and strength, a very
present help in trouble. In Christ
all things are taken care Of. There
is no lasting joy in the world
though there are many things in
which we may have some Joy, a
beautiful world with beautiful
flowers trees etc. There is some
security in the world in Social
Security Old age assistance, trust
funds and endowments. There is
such a thing as eternal security
but not in temporal things.
In Jesus there is the JOY that
cannot be taken away from us.
We have this JOY and security
by faith in Jesus. What constitutes
this joy and security? It is com
plete surrender to Christ, the Joy
Of salvation, the joy of worship
singing for Jesus. prayer, medita-
ton and fellowship.
We have heaven, Jesus and sal
walton in common.
We may have the assurance of
salvation. Il write this to you who
believe in the Name Of the Son OF
God, that you may know that you
have eternal life" Having this
assurance we have a joy that can
not be taken away from us.
Anna Wendell, parish worker.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
BLAKEY FAMILY TO
APPEAR AT PILGRIM
BAPTIST SUNDAY EVE

The Ladies Aid Society OF Pil-
grim Baptist church viii present
the entire Blakey family of Scan
dia, Mimi, from father down 70
the three year old, in an Accent
on Youth program Sunday May
4, at 7 pm, at the church, Cent
raj and Grotto, st. Paul.
Included in the numbers feat
ured will be original compositions
of Mrs Blakey and a vocal solo
by Carole that she composed.
This program is the teenagers
idea Of proving that teen-agers can
do worthwhile things too. 1t will
be of interest and inspiring to
young and old alike.
Everyone is welcome.
This same program is scheduled
to be presented in September at
the Elm church in Scandal.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
cufhoIics To Observe
May Doy Rosary
With Procession

The Seventh Annual May Day
Rosary Celebration Of Hennepin
and Ramsey County Catholics will
be held Sunday May 4, at 2 pm.
In Minneapolis II will be held at
the Basilica OF ST. Mary, Henne
pin Az. at nth ST. and in st,
Paul. before the Cathedral of st
Paul, Summit between Dayton and
selby
This event started under the in
spiration OF lay Catholics In the
diocese with a few hundred and
grew each year until. last year.
attendance numbered $4,000. This
year, because the celebration
marks the official Catholic observ-
ance OF the Minnesota State Cen
tennial by Catholics in the Twin
Cities, and surrounding areas, the
Minneapolis attendance alone is
expected to reach $4,000. The de-
signation was made by Archbishop
william o. Brady in a letter to all
pastors in the area
Such win be the scene Sunday
witnessed by the Statue OF Father
Hennepin, early Catholic mission
airy and explorer, as II stands on
It's own plot before the Basilica In
Minneapolis and looks toward the
city which grew around the cat
aract he discovered and named
The Falls of st. Anthony" A
special float OF Knights OF Column
bus commemorating the scene will
head the procession.
The procession In both cities will
be approximately mile long and
will feature family groups from the
various parishes in Hennepin and
Ramsey county. areas. Highlight-
ing events win be the Solemn Ben
ediction OF the Blessed Sacrament
celebrated by the Most Rev Leon
ard Cowley, newly appointed aux
Hilary bishop Of 81. Paul diocese,
in Minneapolis and by Archbishop
Brady In st. Paul.
The Centennial Float. special
marching units and Honor Guard
OF the Fourth Degree knights OF
Columbus win add color and pomr
90 the celebration
The events will take place rain
or shine as in other years
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
Sioux Falls. SD. News

I enjoyed my trip TO Deadwood,
s. Oak. snow n all. II showed o
inches while / was there, but that's
Gods Country. / visited the Chicke
Gods Country visited the Chicke-
n-Hut. SIS Main Street. Jacky and
Louie Banks are doing a nice job
OF serving luscious eats. Mr..
Banks is in Hot Springs in the
hospital now, but he is doing nice
ly and they expect HON home soon,
Mr.. Honey Hawkins uncle of Mrs.
Banks is there helping her. He is
only SO years old so he Is scads
OF help and grand ole guy.
Helen and Bob Haynes enjoyed
the Spinster Dance Friday May,
20 with the 300 other High School
students. They seem TO have en-
ioyed seeing Jesse Clark crowned
Spinster King. Dannette Coates,
Paul Coakley Jr. Erma Hildrth
all went all the way with Jesse
and loved every step. Sure seemed
strange for me to have TO wait
up for Dannette to come In.
St Johns Baptist Church has
started b. Y. f. with Rev. Thomas
as the leader. Teachers, Bentley
Jaco, Gwyn Tolbert, Lynn Small
wood, and Evelyn Thomas. Of
ficers, Thelma Williams, Pres,
Dannette Coates, Sec, Erma Hill
dreth, Treas. They got off 10 .
nice start Sunday. l love TO see
Youth in action its so glamourous
and refreshing. ...
Anne Tolson, 615 N. Spring
Ave. entertained the Mission of
st. Johns Baptist Church Friday
April 81. With Mrs. II. Bentley
as president these ladies are doing
fine in a lot of nice projects.
Nice seeing Monroe Lotion
home. He is one of the Short
Coates on the Milwaukee r. r.
His wife, Francis Is doing a nice
job as Sunday School teacher
scout leader and homeaker at us
N. Oak. Ave.
Hope Jim Crowder had a nice
birthday April 2s. He and Georgia
Lee were born on the same day a
few years apart. I don't know at
what speed Jim is travelling but
Georgia and her bow-legs but
still travelling TO the Hollywood
to get a Bank Night ticket.
We, know these things I am
about 10 say just aren't necessari-
~ so, but I heard them. Henry
Strong is in Rapid City, S. d,
working for living and doing fine
Virgil Snoddie is in Rapid running
a janitor service. Pops Woods and
Dolly are back together again 81"
N. Oak. Bob Williams is S. p
well and hearty n working.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02

Mrs. Dan Coates president elect
Of Whittier Junior High School
PTA for 1858 and will begin office
in September. The school has en-
enrolment of over 500 students
representing some 400 families.
Active in civic affairs, Mrs.
Coates has ten years of scouting.
is a charter member Of the Y. w.
c. A., has many service years on
the Community Chest Drive, the
Red Cross, Heart Fund, Cancer
Drive, T. b. Unit and holds a life
membership in the P.T.A.
She attended grade and high
school in Sioux Falls and is a
licensed beautiCian.
She and her husband Daniel
Coates, a contractor, have two
daughters, Dannette IS and jeanne
II.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
MT. oLIvET BAPTIST

COMPROMISING With Wrong
was the subject used by Rev. B
II. Hunter Sunday April 27. Rev
J. w. JunneH of Pilgrim Baptist
church offered the morning prayer
The ordinance Of baptism was ad-
ministered following the sermon.
The Mems Chorus presented a
Musical under the auspices Of the
Deaconess and Mothers Boards
at the evening worship ours, which
was yell attended.
The Usher Board will be in
charge of prayer service during
the month Of May each Wednesday
night from eight to nine o'clock.
$50 tray favors were made by
the Dorcas Society for patients at
Midway hospital, which is one Of
the projects of the Mounds and
Midway Hospital auxiliary.
Progress is being made for the
Senior Choir's Spring Musical.
James Milsap is director, Lorraine
Johnson, PIANIST.
You're welcome to Mt. Olivet
Church of Friendliness."
Mrs. NJ. E. Bell, reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
MRS. LIZZIE PULluM
DIES; HAD BEEN ILL
FOR FIVE WEEKS

Services for Mrs, Lizzie Pullum.
3745 Fifth Av s, who died in Mt.
Sinai hospital Thursday evening
April "a. were held at 10 am
Monday April rs, at Kingdom
Han, 81 St. and Chicago Av. Mr.
Russell f. Olson officiated.
Mrs. Pullum had been i'll since
June 1857 and hospitalized for five
weeks prior TO her death. She was
born in Alabama in 1878 and had
lived in Omaha. Neb for years be-
fore coming to Minneapolis 16
years ago TO make her home with
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Massengiu
She is survived by four sons.
Robert PuImm. Minneapolis, Ches-
ter Pullum. Omaha. John. Chicago
and Selma Of Los Angeles, Calf;
two daughters, Mrs. Carrie Miller
Of Los Angeles and Mrs. Ivy
MassengilI. Minneapolis; five
grandchildren and eleven great
grandchildren.
She was a member Of Jehovah
witness and active in ministerial
work OF her faith.
Burial was in Crystal Lake
cemetery
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Pullum
Omaha, Mr.. and Mrs. John Pull,
um. Chicago, sons ana daughters,
n-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald John
son and three sons, Donald Jr.
/ Michael Edward, Kenneth Wayne
| grandchildren from Cleveland, o.
Mrs. Ernest Gray granddaughter
and husband and dauhter Rather
line Ann and Mr. and Mrs. Albert
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
HOSPITAL GIVES MAN
So PlNTS or BLOOD
SEEKS SOME DONORS

A Minneapolis man, John Tuck.
en- 1924 Eighth Az. n. has been
given 5S pints OF blood TO save
his life by Mount Sinai hospital
where he has been IN.
The hospital asked Henry Thorn
as, Wheauey House head resident
70 issue a call for blood donors
50 that the hospital can serve
others as Il served Mr.. Tucker
Those who would like TO give
blood should report 90 the Wal
Memorial Blood Bank az 2SOi
Park Av, Minneapolis.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
CARD OF THANKS

We, the family Of the late Mrs.
Lizzie Pullum, wish to thank our
many friends, neighbors and rela-
tives for the kind expressions Of
sympathy extended us during our
bereavement. Your visits, tele-
phone calls, cards, kilograms, floral
tributes and other personal serv-
ices will ever live in our hearts.
We are especially grateful to Mr.
Russell Olson who administered
the funeral rites and West Unit
and friends of Jehovah's Witnesses
for their comforting assistance.
The Pullum Family and the
Harry Massengills.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
SERVICES HELD FOR
JOHN SHARKS MAY !

Services for John Starks. SOS
18th Av. s, who died Monday
April 2S, in a hospital in Roches-
ter. MINI, were held at l pm.
Thursday May l. at the woodard
Funeral Chapel Rev. John Young
pastor Of Bethesda Baptist church.
officiated with burial in Crystal
Lake cemetery.
Mr., Starks had been i'll for the
past seven years and was hospital
lied for two weeks prior TO his
death. He was born in Boone. Ia.
and had been a resident OF Min
neapois since 1924.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs
Harriet Starks: one sister. Mrs
Lucy Bell; one brother. LLOYD
Starks, all Of Minneapolis and
other relatives
Woodland Funeral Home was in
charge Of arrangements.