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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19
ST. PETERS AVE

On sunday morning December
"a. Rev VI. l.. simmons continuing
The series u sermons for this
Advent season using FOR theme
Christ IN Prophecy. reviewed the
first two 81 the series and added
another
Ills text was The Guardian OF
our LIVES. taken from Isiah 90 2.
And man shah be as hiding
place from the wind. and a covert
from the tempest. as rivers 81
water in a dry place. as the shad,
ow " a great rock IN a weary
land
Frcd Ewing with his melodious
voice sang that beautiful number
"Gcd knows the Reason Why.
Rev Simmons Ia making a spec
ial effort 20 call on all sick and
shut.ins during tho Yuletiae sea.
son
At the 5 p IN. hour The Elks held
their annual memorial service
Rev simmons was the speaker
and the Senior Choir and the Can
tincs rendered the rnuaic
Rev simmons Was guest speak
or for the Wednesday evening
service held AZ the Minneapolis
Gospel Temple Rev w. l. Battle
is the pastor
The congregation ia continuous.
N praying Tor Mrs NJ l.. simmons
dsiriog her illness.
Prayer meeting every THURSDAY
night at 30
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MACEDONIA BAPTIST

Choosing as subject, The
Sours Disease Rev u G. Casaius
used a. a scripturaf basis for his
message Sunday morning Decem-
bgr IL. tho fifth chapter and
eighth verse of II Kings Many
thoughts OF interest were brought
out In his discourse: namely. the
disease OF leproay which Is pain
less, yet fatal The speaker en-
phasiked that sin Is 60 the soul
what leproay Is 20 the body
lie further stated that leprosy
is disease that Ia contagious TO
the touch and sin Is contagious
for tho indulgence. This was truly
a heart warming message 70 ev-
cryone present
Five new members were added
20 the church membership roil.
They are Mr. and Mrs Spencer
formerly ~ Gary. Ind. Mr. and
Mrs. Earnest Hsrringhili and Mr.
Gilmore Hili. all by christian ex-
pcrionce
AZ the 30 pm. hour, we were
gueats az First Communion Church
81 which Rev James Hodge is
pastor Macedonia choir sang and
the Friendly Five also sang as
guests uf the Macedonia choir Rev
Casaius spoke from islah sos us
ing for his subject, who Are We"
This was another great spiritual
feast 0f the goapcl
Next Sunday December n. at
100 pm, Macedonia Baptist
church VIII be host 90 all ~ the
singing groups % the Twin Cities
Everyone "a invited
The lord Is my shepherd
Row n c. Camiu4. Pastor
Mrs Gladys MCGOWAN. Sec.
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FUNERAL SERVICES Held
FOR CLARENCE N. ROSS
RESIDENT FOR 40 YEARS

Funeral services Tor Clarence u
Ross ~ 2pig Garfield Az who
died "Wednesday December 10. IN
our Lady of Good Counsel Home,
were held al pm Friday be
csmbcr ~ at Brooks Funeral
Home The Rev pcnzil A. Carly
offioiated.
Mr. itoaa had been ~ since
September ana patient IN 80,
Lukc's hospital prior 10 entering
oir Lady or Good Counsel Home
lie was born In Fulton. Kans. and
had resided In the Twin cities for
the past 40 years.
he Ia survived by one brother
Jasper Ross Of Kansas city. Mo
a niece Mrs, Lillian Balengar Of
~ Paul: nephew Gordon Parks u
Nesg York and several other niecca
and nephsws
Burial was In Forest cemetery
with Brooks Funeral Home IN
charge of the service
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Imisaoners. inquired Of Mr. Sci.
lers;
DO you intend 10 keep trying p
"Oh. yea Mr. Sellers answered.
I'm determined"
God bless your" said Father
itesburgh
IN further questioning Mr. vii
klns brought out that there are
approximately ~ 1000 Negroes In
Bullock County and about 1000
whites on these $500 whites are
registered voters. but only four
Negroes
Asked u he had ever been ar
rested or convicted Mr. Sellers
Acknowledged one conviction. The
anxiety on the faces of STAFF mem.
bers and spectators was obvious
untn he explained that he was
once fined $40 for not having a
Tail light on his truck.
The Tnakcgee witnesses provid-
ed a marked contrast 10 the cleo
ton officials who had ruled them
Ineligible 10 register and vote
Most bad high scholastic qualities.
tions Some Possessed masters and
doctorate degrees A great many
have bachelors degrees
The election officials recitod
their excuse Tor not testifying In
a haltlng manner. requiring coach.
ing and prompting from their AZ,
torneys every four or five words
Mr. Mitchell revealed that the
/ Tuskegee Civic Association had
detailed records ~ every trip "a
the registrars office made by a
Negro since 1901 together with the
/ results
He testified that total Of L..
pis colored persons applied q
! register since 1850. and only 5oi
Of them succeeded In getting eerti.
fieates He further said that ths
1860 census shows a white popui.
alton II a.iT7. while IN 1853 Their,
are s.0ie regigtcrcd white voters
rhey outnumbor coiored regis
tranta six to-onr
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CARD OF THANKS

The family Of the late James r
Nichols Sr. wishes 10 thank the
many friends, relatives. members
and the various auSiliaries of ST.
Peters AME church for their kind
expressions Of sympathy shown
thru beautiful cards. floral trib-
utes, visits, prayers and other
acts OF love and thoughtfulness
We especially wish 10 thank our
pastor, Rev NJ L. Simmons OF
ST, Peters AME church for his
constant visits. prayers and com
forting assistance, Rev NJ. C.
Conwell OF Holsey Memorial church
and Rev w l. Battle OF Gospel
Temple church, for their consol-
ing words We thank one and all
for the many expressions of your
christian love and good win, but
most of all your tervent prayers.
Mrs Mary Nichols and sons.
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81. Peters Senior
Choir To Present
Conforions Dec. Il

The ssnior choir % 81 Peters
AME church are proud 70 invite
you 90 concert presented hy the
'CNntorians~ Sunday DECEMBER 81
AZ : pm, at thc church tei y
a. Sc
THIS finr cnaral gronp unter
The vvry capable direction % Mr.
John NJ Whitaker. 8. composed a.
some ~ the fines, singers u the
Twin C1tics Soa,c q the sclec-
tons Included In the pragran are
Hs e King o. Kfngs Wasn't
That a Mighty nay" 'Carol 20 tae
Bells etc
N no, miss this cNceptauai
treat Please como out ard ENVY
ms talented gruup
Rcsrc.hn,snis win ~ srrved t,l.
ioNvtnS concert
tonnis tevvrvtte 10 chnir prra
tcnt Rev Marta l.. simmons
minister Afvt
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rn.GRIM BAPTIST

% Come All We FaithfIr' and
Hark the Herald Angels Sing
were the holiday hymns sung by
the ohoirs and congrcgAtios on the
first OF two Sundays before the
day OF Christ's birth
"Hallelujah. Thine the Glory
was sung by the Senior Choir and
Rise TO Shepard and Follow
was sung by The Gospel Chorus.
The Choral Group also offered
music Deacon Howard Hunt gave
the Morning Prayer fervently.
Rev Mnssey's sermon was en-
titled They Waited So Long
The pastor told Of Jesus birth
IN manager and tho true spirit
Of Christmas the Importance
0f keeping Christ" IN Christmas
Trustee y r Taylor offered a
gracicusly given Dedtcatnry Pray.
err All parents, next Sunday are
invited 10 attend the Church school
Christmas program az 9.i5 am.
Or Massey win preach az II am.
with n Christmas Worship Service
and Dedication OF Babies The
Annual Christmas Candlehght
Service with all OF Pilgrims choirs
singing win be presented at
= m. II promises to be beauti-
ful service
Mrs Ruth McDaniels Is a pa.
tient az Fairview Hospital. room
22o Deacon ". ~. Smith IL home
from the hospital AZ S09ts Jack
son Also homo is Mrs. Theresa
Johnson, $50 Aurora Mrs Rosia.
ner Henderson Is on the sick list
az her home. SIT Aurora Ave
A gold and wool plaque showing
nanies ~ the new pew donors v7as
presented during the service n
Sunday Mr. James Taylor was
commended upon his care ard
efficiency IN compiling and erect
ing The nauies FOR the plaque.
Visitors were Mrs Esseiic Col.
hrs Rosaiinj Giantnn OF Mrls: and
Wilbur Johnson Of seattle. Wash.
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Mrs. Berthe King
Lifelong Residenf
81. Paul Dies

Mrs Bertha King. 377 ~ Al
bans Az. a lifelong resident Of
49, PAU died early Wednesday
morning az University hospital
where shs had been admitted on
Friday December II
She waa taken III in May 1857
and had been hospitAhzed inter
mittently during that time until
her death She was born. reared
and educated in st. Paul and much
u her life had been devoted b.
civic and church work and her
services AZ Welcome Hail and
Ober Boys club were most out
standing
In recent years abe served st.
James AME church as organist
and church secretary until she
accepted an appointment as staff
secretary Al Halle q Brown Com
munity House In May 1857 due
10 ~ health she was forced 10
terminate her services there She
vas an active member Of St.
James AME church
Survivors include a brother, Cy,
rus Lewis; two nephews. Cyrus Jr
and Douglas Lewis all u So, Paul
and other relatives
Funeral services viii be held 2
I'm Monday December 20, at ST
James AaE church with Rev.
l. Glover officiating Visitation
viii be Sunday December -. after
1 pm. AZ Brooks Funeral chapel
The remains will he IN state al the
church Monday from ~ 30 10 ]
pm
Burial viii be IN ~ Smelling
National cemetery with BROOKS
Funeral Home in charge Of the
service
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SIOUX
r A L L s
NEWS
NOTE
By Kaye Coates
$40 Mable street
Sioux Falls, ;, ID.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Pendelton, s33
N Main Ave are feeling the re-
aults Of our cold Winter. Icy
weather. Mrs. PendsIton fell on her
steps and bruised herself badly
Mr. Pendelton is somewhat under
the weather also. hope they'll both
be on the mend soon.
An informal gathering at the A.
White home. 1908 s. Menlo. helped
20 make Mr. Whites birthday
something else. The group heard
records and told tall tales Mrs.
White and her friend. Mrs Dy-
sart served a nice buffet lunch.
The Missionary ladies' OF st
Johns Baptist Church we're enter
tained in the Willette Martin home.
1900 s 10th Ave. After devotions
and business the ladies' ate a light
lunch
Porter Williams, g2e ~. Blauvelt
Ave. IL home after spending sew.
eral months In Planklngton. s.
Oak He has been taught the field
u cattle raising and likes H. He
looks fine and I'm positive be Is
feeling tops
Rev Henry Giegle IN proving in
yrrgated churches can be worth
what they were meant TO be He
has been bringing messages 10 the
congregation Of 81 Johns Baptist
Church and their friends All are
invited I've enjoyed his sincerity
tic Is helping where he u seriously
needed God Bless him.
Folks around these parts are
wondering what become OF the
young man by the name Of Daniel
Jackson. He hasn't been seen in
public for a couple of weeks We
may put q reward out for the boy
Federated women Mrs. A. Toll
bert and Mrs George Vaughn had
dinner AT 81 Johns Baptist
Church Saturday night. All the
chitterling and chicken eaters
we're very pleased with the meal
4 may call for a repeat perform.
ancc
Spirit Of Christmas Is In the
air folks are shopping and writing
cards n charging apparel like
crazy I'm among them and
love it.
May ! suggest some Of you guys
and gals give this newspaper as
a GIT Your friends win like II I
know
Please renew your subscriptions
by the first OF January. We'd like
10 clear the books We hate To
stop your papers but simething
has got 20 give Thanks
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ZION BAPTIST

The morning worship service
sunday December IA. opened at
the usual hour with the dcacons
IN charge II devotious. Due 10 the
absence OF our pastor, Rev II w
Bolts sr., who Is confined 10 his
home due 10 illness. the message
was brought by Rev. II w. Bolts,
Jr, who spoke al both the morning
and evening services.
Al the morning hour he took
his text from Romans 1879 and
subject. We Are Bought With 4
Price Music was by the two
choirs who sang. HE Never Left
Me Alone, with deacon ID. j.
Wade singing the solo part and
Mr. William Warder sang the solo
Little Jesus Boy Both songs
were in keeping with the speakers
subject which was spiritually up
lifting, Mrs, Warder accompanied
Mr. Warder, and WAS director and
organist for the choirs
Rev. Bolts took for a text at
the evening hour Luke 4.i2 and
subject, The Great Temptation. +"
Ills sermon was very inspiring
The Chorus and Choirs were absent
at the evening hour We missed
them very much.
The NAACP meeting scheduled
for Sunday December IL. has been
postponed until December p. at
4 pm. az Zion.
Official business meeting was
held Friday night December ~.
with everyone In accord, although
many OF the auxiliaries did not re-
port. All are asked 10 be ready 10
make their reports al the earliest
convenience.
Many cards OF appreciation from
sick and shut-ins were received
and read by the clerk. Mrs Bell
Mrs, Matte Samuels, g94 Bryant
Az N. Is able 10 be up and 10
prepare her meals Mrs. Georgia
Williams. 1929 Firth Az. s., Is
reported III Mr. and Mrs. James
Fowler. IT'S Penn Ave. ". are
reported Ill., Mr. Simpson sartiu is
In Mt Sinai hospital. Let us re-
member all OF our sick with our
prayers
The church extends deepest sym
pathy 10 Mrs. Ella Russell in the
loss of her mother.
Please don't forget the reception
for Mr.. and Mrs. w u. Hale Sat
urday night December 20 at pm.
at the church. Mr. Hale discovered
that his personal invitations were
limited, not enough 10 20 around
but he invites all of his friends
10 attend Your presence viii be
appreciated
Remember midweek prayer
meeting
You are always welcome at
Zion.
Mrs y. Henderson. reporter.
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Burden Of Truth"
Film A. Pilgrim
Bopfisf Sunday

rheue win be premiere show,
ing ~ the nlm burden ~ Truth"
at the Pilgrim Baptist Church.
Ts2 Central Avo. 81 pRul on sun
day, pevcmher ~. AZ : pm
George wills. Chairman % the
ovangeistie committee and John
Culver publicity chairman an
nounced that the film VIII be
shown thrs tire courtesy o. the
Minnesota Labor Committee For
Human Rights and the Minnesota
Jewish Council
rho film was produced as a pue.
lie service by the United steel
workers ~ America.
burden % Truth Il about racial
Discrimination In American Hfc
The main focus Is ON discrinlua.
tlon In housing and employment
hu, other aspects ~ the pr0hlem
including those IN education and
soctsi relations are portrayed
The rin offers no solution for
the problem Instead Il presents
the issue trom different view
pcant. those % both white and
Negro Americans
After tho showing ~ the nim
Major samuel Ransom Samuel
scheiucr Executive director o.
the Mlunc~nta Jewish COunc1 and
Lou Ierman ENvcu,iyr pirvctor
% me Minnesota tAhcr Commit
to. rur Human Rights vin give
their yi~wpcint
A general discussion win foilow
fNihhc IL invited
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cmrncn or Gon IN CHRIsr

.
The Fourth Street Church OF
God in Christ. 1918 s. Fourth ST.
Rev william Is Williams, pastor,
announces its holiday services. The
annual Christmas prigram VIII be
presented by the Sunday Scnooi
on Sunday December II. al 4 pm.
Mr. Roosevelt Whitley and Mr..
Eugene Began are the superinten-
dents
Special services Win be held
Christmas day at am. We ex-
tend cordial welcome TO every
one 10 attend these services May
God bless you richly this holiday
season st. John 1:12-i4.
Annual watch services Wednes-
day night December 81, at $50
pm. Come and pray with us as
We sing praises 20 God, fellow
ship around His Holy word and
wait on knees before Him as we
20 out OF 1858 and enter into 1853
prayerfuily. Only God knows what
ayaits US in the days that are
ahead.
Don't forget TO pray; Prayer
changes things. st. John 1871.
Lannie Bergman, reporter
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CARD or APPRECIATION

The Spirit Of Christmas is Peace
The Gladness OF Christmas is Hope
The Heart OF Christmas is Love.
With these thoughts in mind,
we wish to express our sincere
thanks to the many fine people
and organizations FOR your loving
concern during two years OF con-
tinued illness. We gain strength
from the constant vigil Of St
Peters AME church, wayman
AsrE Missionary Society and
Thomas II. johnson. NJ d. To each
Of you individually we wish a
Merry Christmas and a prosper
Gus New Year
Floyd and Myrtle Manson
35lT Fourth Az So
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Mt. olIyET BAPTIST

The morning service Sunday De
cernber "a. opened with a beauti-
ful professional BY the Young
Adult Choir Rev y. n Hunter
conducted worship and presented
the guest speaker. Rev. John Diggs
OF Pilgrim Baptist church, who
delivered an inspiring message US
ing as his subject. Anarchy In
the World"
Evening dedicatory service was
vel! attended and very impressive.
A group Of twenty Of the young
adult choir IN their new attractive
grey robes were dedicated. Spec
lal musical selections were rem
dered. James Martin Is director,
ALVIN Scott, assistant and Carl
Walker IL pianist
Young people from the BTU.
leaders and the president, Mrs.
Helen Wagner. participated In a
Youth For Christ meeting held at
Pilgrim Baptist church Saturday
evening December 10 al 1880 pm.
December n. at $50 pm. the
Sunday School viii present its
Christmas program.
Mrs Evelyn Scott Of East 81.
Louis III. united with the church.
Visitors during the day were
Miss Alice Huston and Mrs. G.
Window Of ST Louis, Mo.
At 7.I5 pm Sunday evening
December Is. candle li~ht Christ
mas musical VIII be presented by
the combined choirs Of the church.
namely; Senior. Gospel Chorus,
Mems Chorus and the Young Adult
Choir
Mt Oiivet church was saddened
BY the death Of Mrs @ w. Rob
inson in Des Moines, In, Messages
81 coincidence were sent
You are welcome 70 attend any
Of the services at Mt Ohyet, The
Church OF F'ricndliness,
Mrs NJ r.. Bell reporter
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Mrs. Morie Mort
Dies; Funeral Aeid
A. Woodord Chapel

FUNERAL services for Mrs Mamie
HAT -. % iiit JaInSs Az. n
who dsed p~ccmser . a, Nj Sinai
hospital were held at pm rr.
day Ds'csmeer u. al ,he wco.iar,i
Funeral chapel Bro Har,sy WHITE
oericis,ed vita burial IN Crystal
Lake cemetery
Mrs Hart was born in ioas,
~ ard had her a Teaden; %
Minneapolis fcr a. years she <As
ne widow ~ the late Fhunp y
Hart who pr~oeiss her IN aeath
some war; AZ
There are m knowu nIrvfvcrs
Wcc,iara MINERAL Horss ans n
chafgr ~ the @rvacv
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IN MEMoRIAM

In loving memory Of our dear
wife and mother, Mrs. Hazel b.
Curry. who passed away one year
ago. December II. 1858.
Down road that's calm and
peaceful.
Guided by Gods loving hand
Has gone the dearest wife and
mother
The world could ever hold.
A cherished smile, heart Of gold.
Those who knew her. all viii know
How much we lost one year ago.
Sally missed by Charles ID. Cur
~, husband and children
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Community Meet
Airs Controversy
On License Deniol
LContInuen ffofn pnRe ID

tIchAhucn from page ~
address and others Vho live within
"A few blocks.
Names on the petition included
Don faFaucctts. ~ Knutsen,
Merle Young. Rev w l. Battles.
George Jordan Donald Behofisld.
John Young Jr Biapchea MAyss.
Mamie Uptegfoys A ~ CAasius.
George Sims. Mrs George Banks,
Jessie Shepard. Geraldine siaaon,
Thomas Johnson. sam Prntel,
johnson. r. q Staten. Ben Car.
rgthcrs. Charles Corners. Iaco A.
Smith. William Mcintosh. Charles
a Hunter. Grover Dickson, G.
w Glenn Boyd Crawford.
Leonard Madden, Clarence r.
Beck Clarence Smith Bnric Car.
michael. 81 Mrs Matte Prince,
X q Judy Mrs X " Judy. WI
liam Thompson Mrs William Il
Thompson ~ A Madison, Joanna
X iioIbr0ok Hattie T. Mccartsr
Mrs G. n Beck Mrs elaine Aaysa
VIM " walker Harvey Moss
Thomas J Johnson Mary a. John
son. Talmadge y Carey. Yvonns
Jones. Theodore Gilbert Mrs Al.
ITO Wilson. John Garter. Virgil
iiadicy Mrs Virgil Iiadley Claude
W Mason Ai0uzo Rogers Mrs
Percy Hughes o. Mrs Howepn
smith Auguaiana Eurs Robert
Davis
Also James & Nellie ST. Ozeil
Dawson, Frank a Miller. philiIr
True. Ira Allen. Cecil Newman
George Bnnhs. Ar, ~ l. joaoy
Mrs Doris Madison. Herbert Fos.
ter II, Phyllis Nevis. Rev - G
Casaiun, Mrs Ruth Landry Mrs
Bon Carruthers, pufoo w In.
gram. wills gntos, Mr. and Mrs
Joseph banfofth, Lea n tirowne
Donald , BRADY Jr Robert T.
Wallace, Mira Anita Livingston
willard tones, Vincent 1. ahep
herd. J G Crcnshaw, a serama
Mrs Wilson Thomas Jenkins
be Veima Newman John MoOraw
Chns Noble. T'heo Vaughn, Mrs
Solomon Hughes Chnimer Law
son. Mfa Jessie Thomas. Fell,
FagK, Curtis G Chlvcra, N a
Webster Carlotta A Curry. Car
olyn johnson. Floyd Smith. Iuhr
phifef. Jr Harry A Mayns. Ann,
c urowne Hobart = Mitchell
S. Charles Logan. Grant Cory
James w siemmonn. uabrie
Boudfeans, James Iacowny, Jnhr
l. Nellie, Ir and Harold v
Mayss
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George Robinson Mlll
City Reslden, Is
Years SOssvmbs

r1nai rites Tor George Robinson
20. u 1000 10Th Az y who died
Unexpectedly At hia home on Hun.
day December 10. were held ~ z
pm Wednesday December ~ Row
John Yonsg officiated with burial
In Crystal Fake cemetery
Mr Robinson was horn IN ahol.
hlna, Mo- and had lived IN Mime,
apolia for the past "a years iIe
WIS a member Of Brthesda Hap
list church
Surviving are his widow Rosie
ono daughter Mrs John bridge
ford ~ Aurora "a and two aia
tore Mrs Charlotte Robinson,
Aaron ohio and Miss Queenip
Robinson Omaha. Nob
Woodland Funeral Home was In
charge " arrangements
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BOAap NETTING

Tho executive board ~ the Min.
resota Historical society's Com
mit,ee for the study 81 the Role
% the Negrc IN Minnesota History
met Monday night December rs AZ
the Spokesman 4 Recorder build.
ing IN Minneapolis
Members present were kathyrn
Johnson Matthew stark. John
RsnEs,on Louis Moore Ashby
Ciaakins, ard Cecil Newman. rom-
mittec president who presided
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CHURCH
NEWS

You are always welcome at PHI
grim The Chmch Of Lofty Friend
ship.
SHERIFF. Mazingo. reporter.
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our new phone can t. rhylor
f.ao7i
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usn run WANT Ans
Evening star., 1958-07-07
HOUSES FOR sAlE-MB.
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