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DOYLE. PAUL MICHAEL. on Mon
day, June 2, 1858. at his residence,
c H All bo SSPniElnfh SsSsn Sa Of nsGis
Doyle, brother Of Mrs. Edna Tuohy,
Mrs, Helen Mullin and Clayton
soul viii be celebrated on Friday,
June 8, at . am at. St. Mary's
Catholic Church, Fairfax Station.
Va. Interment Arlington National
EVERY Funers! Home ia west
Main St. FAIRFAX, Va,
SWING. ALEXANDER. on Monday,
Home, oaktcn, Va. ALEXANDER
Arlington. Va beloved husband Of
Jessie Plant Ewins. father q Mrs
va and Miss Elisabeth Jessie
Ewing Of the home address; brother
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Kettle and Mrs
Margaret Glickler Of Arlington, Va:
He also Is survived By three other
sisters, one brother Of North Ire
Friends may call at the Arlington
dr 2rn nSSs va WERE ASrsn services alTts
will be held on Thursday, June 5,
At pm. Interment Columbia
EWING, ALEXANDER. A special COM
n Lodge, No. 2S5. A. i, and
~ A, M, Arlington, Va, is
M (" called for 2 pm. Thurs
NY purpose Of conducting Ma
sonic services at the tu-
neral Of our late brother, ALEX
ANOE ARTH HUFNq 4. WISE. Master.
FLYNN, ISAIAH L. On Sunday. June
4 1855, at Freedmen's Hospital;
s.. Ai NV. beloved husband Of Mrs;
Delilah T. Flynn, devoted father Of
Mrs Mable Carpenter. Mr.. Albert
EIgTFas, Mrs Sv., Julia MI Da"kins sorR MEs
Taiif tSs Mrs. MIS- elizabeth Ross, Mrs.
Mable Wilkson, Mr.. Paul, Otis and
Charlie Sprow. He also is sur
yivsd By 2 cousin Mrs Edna EGns A zds
ston, and other relatives and many
friends. After pm. Wednesday,
June 4, friends may call at his late
Tress.ideneeee; 1913 t Girsrd St nv
As's Win lie IL stsfe a the 'q hs6ut2
Methodist Church, 18th and K
pm, the Rev. J, D. Foy oficiating.
ters Services a'G BY the e pstrct Mof
ticians, John D. Watson, director.
GARDNER, HARRY. On Sunday, June
!, 1855, HARRY GARDNER, Of
HOLLYWOOD. Fla. beloved husband
George Gardner Of York SPRINGS.
Pa. Friends may call at the S. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 l4th
st. NV, after 8 pm. Wednesday,
June 4. Services Ct the above
B, at 2 pm. parking facilities)
1nterment Parklawn Cemetery.
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SARGENT, EDWARD. Members OF
Ah Edward Douglas White
vZ4sAz Council No. 2473.
AKA knights Of Columbus,
%. are requested TO assem-
NSANNZ BILE at the Murphy Fu-
\Nsz/ neral Home, 1924 Co.
W lumbia pike, Arlington.
Va. on Wednesday. June 4, 1855.
at s pm. to recite the rosary
for the repose of the soul Of our
late brother, EDWARD SARGENT
FRANK STICER. Grand KniEht.
CHARLES PARADISE, Pm. Secy =.
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sURToN. ELMoN L. On Tuesday

IRTON. ELM0N z, On Inesday,
a Belleview dr., Bethesda,
Dyed husband Of Mrs:
Ia Il. Burton and father OF
q rae Caldwell, Mrs. Max
Peek Mrs. Pauline Hancock,
Elm ir., and 3. Douglas Bur-
Ia ends are invited to call
Bethesda Chevy Chase Flu
YHWAe Of Robert A. Humphrey,
sd Md, from Z pm. to p
~ sday, June 4 Services
I'D on Thursday, June
g. pm. Interment Cedar
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HEITMuLLER, DORoTHEA RoEpER.

on Monday. June =, 1858, DORO-
THEA RoEDER HEITMULLER Of
1897 14th st. NV. beloved wife of
the late Anton H. Heitmuller,
mother OF Mrs Ernest T. Love Of
irving Dodds Of Buffalo, N ",
George R. Heitmuller of Silver
Spring. Md; Stuart P. Heitmuller Of
Takoma Park. Md and the late
Ralph E. Heitmuller. Services at
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2gOl l4th st. NV, on friday,
June 6, at . pm. parking IA
cilities) 1nterment GlenWOod
Cemetery
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HuGn MICHAEL. ST.. On

HUGH MICHAEL, Sr. on
MAG0da{ Hos 9qnf Hu 6eIT M1d M91nt
MILLER, Sr., Of 447I Fort dr., Suit
land, Md, beloved husband of
Bessie Mae Miller. father of Hugh
NJ. Miller, jra and Mrs. Margaret
Kathlee Velten, brother of Glenn.
Holder, Mrs Irene Parks, Mrs
Lizzie Long and Mrs. Amanda D
WYATT, all of Salisbury. N. c.;
Philip Miller of Charlotte, N. c.,
and Harry Miller of Houston, Tex
Home. 5th S 81 and Massachuset Is
ave, ne, where services will be held
on Thursday, June 5, at 2:30 pm
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 4
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PATERSON, GEORGE. Suddenly. O

Tuesday, June 8. 1858, GEORGE
PATERSON of Ills Edmonston dr.,
Rockville, Md, beloved husband Of
Carol Paterson and father of Mrs
invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Rob-
ert A. Humphrey, Bethesda Nd II.
where services will be held on
Thursday, June 5, at l pm In
terment Parklawn Cemetery. Please
omit flowers.
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Home, 2yUl Nth ST. NV. ! SERVICES
Thursday, June 8, at pm. Inter
ment Parklawn Cemetery, Rock
vile, Md. Members of the union
are invited to attend the funeral
services.
ROBERT TAUB, President.
HAROLD B. HUGHES, V. Pres.
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BROWN, WILLIAM HENRY. On sun:

day, June l. 1855, WILLIAM HENRY
BROWN. 1918 v st. NV, husband
of Mrs. Sarah Brown, father OF Mel
win Brown, brother of Mrs. Mary
Francis and Mrs. Annie Tracy
After 4 pm. Wednesday, June A,
friends may call at the Carver Me-
mortal Funeral Home, 90 H st.
NV. where prayers will be offered
QUEEN mass at St, Augustine's Cath
ole Church, 18th St, between r
and SITS. W, on Thursday, June
8, at q am Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. patrons park
ing on adjoining lot to funeral
home) A.
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BROWN. WILLIAM H. Members of

BhUWN, WILLIAM n. MtWbtIb OF
III st. Augustine Holy Name
]: :: {: !
.X1HNrAM Society are requested to
IWr6 M 90 H st. NV, on Wednes-
<N pm, to reeite the rosary
for the repose of the soul of our
late brother, WILLIAM H BROWN.
RI. REV. GEORGE L. GINGRAS,
WALTER A ZONES, Pres. 4
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nArCHER. ELIzABETH M. on Tues.

a. n" H&sTTScsHERi q Sss25 soather 2
ave. Sc, beloved wife Of Millard
c. Hatcher mother Of Mrs. Alice
daughter Of Mrs Molly WEIGH of
CIinchport. Va. She also is sur
vived by seven grandchildren, two
great-grandchildren, six sisters and
one brother. Services at the s; H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901 l4th
st. NV, on Friday, June o, at
II am. parking facilities). In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. B
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HAWKINS, HENRIETTA. On

st. NV. HENRIETTA HAWKINS:
friends. After 5 pm. Wednesday,
June 4, friends may call at the
johnson & jenkins Funeral Home;
4S04 Georgia ave. NV. Funeral
services on Thursday. June 3, at /
pm, at the John Wesley A. M z.
Church, l4th and .Corcoran SITS,
NV, the Rev. E. Franklin Jack
son ofiiciating Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery
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HUMBLEs, GEORGIANNA. On Tues
-. M D InkA MRG GENRGI.

hS day. JSne !, lbs Mrs, dEoRoi-
St NV beloved wife Of David H.
Humbles and devoted mother OF
Mrs. Lucille Grooms and Mrs
Pearl Taylor. Also surviving are
Rrandchild other relatives and
friends. Remains resting with L.
E Murray q Son, 1887 10th St.
NV. Funeral notice later.
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CALDWELL, MACK. On Wednesday,
June 4, 1868, MACK CALDWELL
of BOZ r St NV Notice of funeral
later, Arrangements by the Frazier
Funeral Home.
co T. IERE. On Sunday, June
{, nv IRENE CoIBERT. be-
ID mother OF John A. Colbert.
u Mrs. Vivian Talbert, Mrs.
N L Liz. Mrs. Grace v. Set
III Mrs via B. Perkins, Mrs.
ia r. Mod Mrs Rita A. Alfonso,
nj Dorothy Colbert and Miss Alice
Covert She also is Nurvived by one
sistAr Mrs Magdeline Mccoy. other
n yes AM hny friends. Notice OF
rn late frransem'n'' by NC
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JOHN A., Sr. Mem
>xA. bers of Local No. 6, Web
AS& Pressmen's Union. are
mfz& hereby notified of the
death of Brother JOHN
tZHIySF A, MCLAUGHLIN, Sr and
\NkTkk/ are requested to assem-
BILE at 2 pm. Wednesday,
June 4, 1858, at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th St and Mass ave. ne
EDWARD L MEYER. President.
WILLIAM F. MARTIN, Secy Treas
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faesday June JOIN 3 1855 a sF' slO 11
Hospital, JOHN A. MCLAUGHLIN
81, beloved husband OF Mary l.
Mclaughlin. father Of John a Nc
Laughlin, jr.; Mrs. Margaret Wilson
and Mrs. Loretta Winegardner
Friends may call at the Lee. Flu
sets ave. ne, where services will
be held on Wednesday, June 4, at
pm. Interment Charlotte. N. c.
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KEY, CHARLES. On Tuesday. June
g, 1885, at the Hadley Memorial
Hospital, CHARLES KEY OF Pomon-
key, Nd Notice Of funeral later.
ARRANGEMENTS BY Barnes d Mat
thewS.
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BRIsCOE. JAMES. on Friday, May

DH 30, is5s. James James BRiscoE u I40S
Hopkins St. NV beloved huseand1
Mrs. Bernice Carey, Helena. NADIA
line, Evelyn, James L., George. Der.
nard and John Briscoe: brother Of
Mrs Nellie Lewis He also Is
survived by other relatives and
June a, friends are invited to call
at the Jarvis Chapel, 1882 You
St NV. where services will be
( held on Thursday, June D, At 1913
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
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Wal IEh 3. Inc Omcer6
g. 81 :
SCzfhe,. and members of James
lE Reese Europe Post, No 5,
k American Legion. are
2 <N6 American Legion services
YSSAH for our late comrade,
pN WALTER B WILSON. to
be held on Wednesday. June 4.
1888, at pm, at the Malvan
d Schey, Inc, Funeral Home, New
Jersey ave. and r st NV.
REUBEN MINOR, Commander.
JOSEPH B. ROSS. Adjutant.
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Brown. SHARON Z. On SATURDAY.

May 81, 1895. at Walter Reed Hos
pital, SHARON E. BROWN Of III
Florida Hall. South Post, Fort Myer,
Clara / Brown. Also surviving are
her grandmother, Elise Harrison, OF
Newton. n c.; an uncle. Kenneth
Harrison. and godfather, Frank Sim
mons; other relatives and friends
After pm. Tuesday. June 3
I. friends are invited to call at the
Mcclure Funeral Home, 1920 9th
ST. NV. Requiem mass will be
offered on wednesday, June 4,
at Q am, at Fort Myer Chapel.
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terV
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ID day, Nav Il, 1855 FRANCES M,
JACKSON Of i7I7 S st. NV. mother
OF Mrs. Sina Randolph and Moses
Kinard, sister of william Floyd.
After 1 pm Wednesday, June 4,
friends may call at the Carver Me
mortal Funeral Home, 80 H st NV.
Ipatrons parking on adjoining lott.
Funeral services will be held at the
Nondenominational Holiness Church,
5th st. and Virginia ave Sc, on
Thursday, June 3, at pm. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. -
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PETREY, DIANE; On Monday, June
Okinawa ave, Rockville, Md. be-
loved wife Of Marshal Petrey, mother
Of Frances Ann Ind Mathew j.
KruszeusH Friends are invited
to call at the Colonial Funeral
Home Of Robert A. Humphrey,
Rockville. Md Services at the
Fort Myer Chapel, Fort Myer, va,
on Thursday, June 5, at 8 am.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
tery
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DfathA

May 81, 1855, at Montclalr, N. j.,
CYNTHIA o. KIAH. wife Of the late
Rev Thomas H Kiah and mother
Of cynthie Coleman, Gwendolyn
ecHsi rhS Snsau H. RlsHins ESae e.
H. Gregory Kiah OF 80 Central ave,
sI;sDSi A., nv.s EsG styssd 1 mo
and Ettins sts., baltimore Nd on
Wednesday, june 4, at ] pm, In
terment at Arbutus Memorial Park.
Baltimore. Md. Friends may view
Wednesday, June 4, after 1870 ar
LEAPLEY. CHARLES EDWARD. a s. q
son OF Nora Leapley,. brother of
Edna May Luckie, Helen Petrello,
Leona Gibbs, Alberta Leapley, Lewis
2; and Frank n L S,spsssi E ssTv-
Sf7 iith St. Sc on Friday, June
8, at 2:30 pm. Friends may call
after Q pm Wednesday at the
above funeral home. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
LINDSAY. ALLEN NJ. On Tuesday,
pital MISS ALIEN NJ LINDSAY
Of 100 s st. NV, daughter Of
Mrs. Sue B, Lindsay and sister Of
are nu' Other nq Relatives N''S and fu'T many
friends. Notice OF funeral later.
Arrangements by Mcclure, Inc. 8
LITTLEFORD. MARY Z. On Tues
ff oans q a lsSf Rh SHR Island tIT
ne, the beloved wife of the late
William A. Littleford, mother Of
Rita T., Robert A, and Joseph A
Littleford, sister Of Teresa A.. Carr.
Funeral Home. 1881 Georgia ave,
NV, on Friday, June 3, at $50
am REQUIEM mass at st Mar
tins Church at 10 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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s sss; 'q Ma ROBERT baRs LEE q %ssn
GUM Of Route 1, Box 474, Clinton,
Md, beloved son of Walter Lee and
Raymond w and Carolyn Mungum
Remains resting at the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home, 1881 Geor-
gia ave. NV. until IL noon Wednes-
day, June 4; thence the remains
day, June 4, at st. Barnabas
Church, 1903 st, Barnabas I'd !,
Oxon Hill, Nd, where services will
be held at 9;45 am Thursday.
June Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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Tuesday, June s. 1865. at his home,
73l4 Takoma ave, Takoma Park,
Nc. FREDERICK r. WATERLOO
hotter, father of Mrs. Helen M
Sinner, Mrs. William NJ. Whalen,
Mrs Earl Tolbert and Mrs. Arthur
s, Collins brother of Valentine
and Goose Waterholter. There
also are ten grandchildren. Mr.
Waterhoiter rests at the Warner
e. Humphrey Funeral Home, S434
Georgia ave-, Silver Spring. Nd,
barking facilities Services will
be held on Friday, June 8, at
pm, at st. James Lutheran
Church, 18th st. and Eastern ave
NV. Interment Rock Greek Gene
terry. <
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LEWIS hICHAhD, ST.
On Monday, June ., 1858, at
Georgetown University Hospital,
LEWIS RICHARD VOORHEES,, ST,
beloved husband of Bess w. Voor-
hees, father of Mrs. Maxine Aiken,
Mrs, Lorine Crews. Mrs. Virginia
Seymour and Lewis Richard Voor-
hees, jr He also is survived by
eight grandchildren and one great
grandchild. Services at the s. Il
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 l4th
st. NV. on Friday, June 8, at 1
pm. (parking facilities) Interment
Arlington National Cemetery &
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Dratha

ADAMS. LAWRENCE. suddenly. on
EEsssiNae spee' n1si.imO5sii Nd Law 4 V
Of Edith Adams devoted father Of
William L. Adams. brother OF Hat
tie Betts. Melinda Dorsey, Corinda
Adams, George. Caleb, BENJAMIN
Thursday, june 5 at IL noon, at
oliver Baptist Church, Riggs ave.
Baltimore, Nd. Remains may be
viewed at Good Hope Church, Coles
vile, Nd. at 2:30 pm. lnterment
church cemetery.
BIELOUss, EVA G.. on WEDNESDAY
June 4. 1868, EVA @. BIELouSS.
beloved daughter Of Mrs. Stella
Bielouss. Miss Bielouss rests At
the Bernard Danzansky a. Sons Flu
neral Home, 1901 14th st. NV.
Notice of funeral later.
BoDKIN, GEORGE W. on wednes-
day, June 4 1858, at his RESIDENCE
3l02 goth 81. ne, GEORGE ~.
RODKIN beloved husband Of the
late Eva j. Bodkin. father Of
Aubrey r. Bodkin, Mrs. Wilma B;
Sigmon, Mrs. Lucie B. Rome and
George w Bodkin. jr. father-in
law OF Fred II. Sigmop He also
Is survived by a brother, one sister
twelve grandchildren and seven
sIsat,gr9RRdc5iI6fTsn, F yinssnt nay Pa
neral Home e s5s5 BladenSburs I'd,
ne where services will be held
fntertnenf Fort lincoln Cemetery. 8
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JAMES. RAYMoND R. on Tuesday.

N a 1911 II 5s sSS st s4 hE. vile e Of he
late Joshua johnson and mother
OF John I johnson. She also is
survived by four devoted daugh-
ters-in-law, six grandchildren; four
sisters, Rosetta Gohannah, Ethel P.
Hall Eva r Robinson and Mary
Christian. two brothers, James 7.
and Fred Christian her father,
John N. Christian. two foster sons,
Jane and Frank Myles, and a
After 8 pm Wednesday. June 4,
friends are invited 70 call at the
Taft H williams Funeral Home,
4445 Deane ave. ne. Funeral Sery-
nm AZ he Metropoiitan Bsptist
Church, r St, between 18th and
18th SITS NV. the Rev. Z. c. Smith
ofleisting Interment Amherst
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Washington
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June 8. 1858. at his residence,
1920 NJ st. NV, JOHN C.
THEURER, beloved husband OF
Martha Theurer and brother OF
Mrs. Esther NJ. Richardson. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel. 1855
Pa. ave. NV. (courtesy parking OPP
positel. where services will be held
on Thursday. June 3, at 2 pm.
Interment Oak Hill Cemeterv
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cross EDWIN lie ROY. On Mon.

NH dsy, june s 3. 1855 at his home
near Arcola, Va, EDWIN LIE ROY
Cross, father of Barbara Jeanne,
CAROLYN Mae and lie Roy Preston
Cross brother of Mrs. Cameron
Head, Mrs Edna Ball, Mrs Lutte
PreSgrave. Mrs. Eva Presgrave and
Mrs Cecie Alexander. Friends may
call at the Green Funeral Home,
Herndon. Va uneral services will
be held Pleasant Valley
Methodis inch at 3 pm day
light timel Thursday. June
S.m fp HsrnaG in S Ssestn nut t STSys
rnnl thnt In lien Of AnNPrS
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June l., 1855, VIOLA L. ROBIN
SON, beloved wife of Irwin Robin
son of 1918 Independence ave. Sc,
and Randolph Hearst. She also
leaves TO mourn two aunts. three
stepchildren, one foster brother,
other relatives and friends. Friends
are invited to call at the Smith
on Wednesday, June 4, after &
pm. Services will be held en-
Thursday June 5, at pm, at
the above funeral home Inter-
ment at Woodlawn Cemetery
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THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood

Don't Stoy Away From ChuTeh'
Because you are poor. There is nc
admission charge.
Because you are rich. The church
can help you cure that.
Because II rains. You go to work
in the rain.
Because it is hot. So is the golf
course.
Because ii Is cold. It's warm and
friendly inside.
Because no one invited you. People
go to the movies without be-
ing asked.
Because churches have emotional
rehgion.-How about the ball
game?
Because you have little children.
What II you didn't any longer
have them? Churches welcome
children.
Because you don't like the preach
err. He's human just like you.
Because there are hypocrites.-
You associate with them daily.
Because you have company. They
will admire your loyalty If
you bring them along or tell
them to wait til you get back.
Because you need a little week.
end vacation occasionally. II
your soul takes a vacation
from God, it's not good.
Because your clothes are not ex-
pensive. Church isn't supposed
to be a fashion show anyway
Because church standards are too
high.-Take a look at the
Bible standards If you think
the churches are too high.
Because the church always wants
money. So does your grocer.
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300 ELLIS UPS MS
SCORING RECORD

Niagara Falls, N. Y. CAMP
Boo Ellis, Niagara University CO.
captain, was closing in on three
Purple Eagles individual scoring
records as Niagara entered the
National Invitational Tourney in
New York City.
The SIS senior from Hamilton,
Ohio, increased his own three-year
mark to 1915 with a 22-point eff
fort in the Eagles 7s-to-63 victory
over Syracuse in the campaigns
regular game.
This left him 81 points back of
Ed Fleming's 4-year-career total
of 1882. Ellis also increased his
rebounding total to 5O4. top fig
ure among college rebounders.
This left him IS short of his 522
record rebounds last year.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21

Sandy in trouble in the first, sixth
and ninth rounds Of their bout
at the Mechanics building here last
week but couldn't put him away.
lie won an unanimous 10-round
decision over his fellow Easter
ner in the bout at tire Mechanics
Building.
A 2-to-1 favorite. Calhoun
scored with heavy righthand pun
ches that slowed Sandy up. How
ever, he was unable to put over
the payoff punch.
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/ Because you have plenty Of time
ahead Of you to get saved. Are
you sure?
Anonymous.
From st. Peters AM.E. weekly
church Bulletin.
When / read the above in the
Feb. 2 edition Of the weekly Bulle-
tin printed by St Peters A.M.E.
church Of Minneapolis Rev. NJ. L.
Simmons, pastor, put it in my
files because / thought it so time
ly and useful now when so many
men and women are out of work
and don't know where to turn
because Of the worry and strain
they are under trying to stretch
their savings to tide them over I'M
til they can find another job.
There are so many places you
simply cannot go when you have
no money to spend, but one thing
is sure, you can always find the
open door if you go to some church.
Perhaps you cannot give us much
as you would like, but you can
give of your time. There are many
things you can do that will help
you and the church.
Some Of the best church men,
bers and Christians are those who
sought the solace of a church dur
ing the dark days Of the depres-
sion. Once they had taken a foot
hold in the church, most of them
have stayed and are now the pill
lars" of the church.
When they were doing well they
had friends and forgot the church,
but If they have been trained in
the Sunday School and been taught
that God and the church will al
ways be there when needed, they
will, given time, seek the church.
And the church members in turn,
should not remind them of the fact
they are just in the church be-
cause they can't afford to do other
wise. Encourage them and you
will keep them. Give them some
work to do. They will feel that
they belong" If they join the choir,
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RecOmpense

The gifts that to our breasts we
fold
Are frightened by our losses,
The sweetest joys a heart can hold
Grow up between its crosses.
And on life's pathway many a mile
Is made more glad and CHEEKY.
Because, for just a little while,
The way seemed dark and
dreary.
Nixon Waterman
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Until next week, this is it.
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CALHOUN DEFEATS

job TO do and the successful oper-
alton Of that job depends on you!
You will miss something II you
arc not present April Gath at the
American Legion Club Rooms
West 7th ST. near st. Peter In
downtown St Paul. BE there at
500 pm. promptly or you will
miss the fun.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21

ushers or any place in the church
they choose.
The church has a golden oppor-
tunity now to win friends and
members.
There are 50 many millions job
less and so many more not sure
how long they will have jobs that
it pays everyone to be very care
full and do the best they can to
save for a rainy day we hope will
not come.