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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
Acheson Leads Attack
On Conflict of Interest

Democrats for 1858 made it
clear last night that conflict
OF interest will be their main
campaign issue in a drive for
control Of Montgomery Coun-
tvs Democratic Party.
More than 100 workers of
the party faction. which grew
out Of the county caucus. heard
the theme outlined by Dean
Acheson. their campaign treas
urer.
He spoke at an open house
for workers in the May 20 pri-
mary campaign at the factions
Wheaton headquarters, 1922
Triangle lane.
Mr.. Acheson said Democrats
for 1858 will work Ito get a
government which is separated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
Oppenheimer Abroad

PARIS, April 10 R).-Dr.
Robert oppenheimer. Ameri-
can atomic physicist, arrived In
Paris today to give a series of
six technical lectures at the
Sorbonne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

hearings on water problems
Tuesday.
Mr.. Levin said even though
a dam would lay bare parts
Of the river Shoreline. critics
should remember it will nom
thelesS provide an adequate
water supply for area residents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
Chinese Americans
Plan Memorial Here

Plans 10 construct $40 million Chinese memorial building
here with contributions from the ChineseA communal
ties In this country we're disclosed here yesterday.
The announcement from @. c. Lum q Honolulu
building contractor and land developer who met the
the House once Building suite OF Delegate Burns Democrat
of Hawaii
told reporters no personal knowledge Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

a convention and social hall for
the council and It's member
organizations.
The structure also would
contain q tomb OF an unknown
chinese-American serviceman,
Also included would be an
exhibition hall OF Chinese reli-
gious arts and a memorial hall
In memory OF the friends and
benefactors Of Chinese Amer
leans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

Pendleton was there. repre-
senting the upper echelon Of
the party from Richmond.
Sheriff John Taylor OF Fairfax
County was master Of cere-
monies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
Heuss Due in Cunudu

BONN. April 10 Rl.-Wesl
German President Theodoi
Heuss will make a state visit
to Canada June IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

Swedish crystal makes n
wonderful gift for Mother,
(MOther's Day, May IIth)
for June bride or for your
own home and look at
these fabulous savings
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
Mother Of Mr.. Burgess
Dies In Bermuda

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Burgess,
$40 Rondo Av., received long dis
lance telephone call from Ber-
muda Island on Thursday October
8, from Mr.. Burgess brother tell
ing him OF the death Of his mother.
The news came as a shock TO
the family as Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
CESS were planning on spending
the Christmas holidays visiting
her and other relatives. II was
doubly shocking for Mr.. Burgess
as he knew nothing OF his mothers
death until he arrived home on
Sunday october -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess have made
four trips to the Islands together
and Mrs. Burgess made one trip
with her daughter Mrs, Crystal
Marmon and grandchildren, Gayle
Marshall and Michael Marmon.
Surviving are five sons; one
daughter: two brothers, DR.. ]. d.
Smith. presiding elder OF the AhIE
church in Bermuda and Henry
Smith Of Columbus, Ohio, and 26
grandchildren.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
WILLIAM o. cRAWFoRD'S
RITES HELD OCT. IA

Services for william o. Craw-
ford of 1912 Bryant Av. N, were
held at 1880 pm. Tuesday october
IA, at the Woodland Funeral Chap
Ell. Rev. Reuben McQuary and Earl
Werner officiated, with burial in
TT, Smelling National cemetery.
Mr.. Crawford died suddenly Of
a heart attack on the street near
his home on Friday October 10. He
had been suffering with a heart
condition for the past year
The deceased had opened a mis-
sion at 1901 Bryant Av. N serv-
ing people OF all denominations He
was veteran OF World War II.
Surviving is his wife, Mrs. Nella
Crawford: four brothers, Cecil
Cleveland. Ohio, Elroy, Chicago,
Charles, East st, Louis, III. and
wilbert, Los Angeles, Calf; one
sister, Mrs. Ora Mae Walker of
East st. Louis and one nephew,
Edward Walker, East st. Louis.
Burial was at FIT. Smelling
National cemetery with Woodland
Funeral Home in charge OF ar
rangements.
Two brothers, Cecil and Elroy
Crawford and a nephew, Edward
Walker came to the city to attend
funeral services.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
ST. PETERS AME

Those who arrived early Sunday
morning October II, participated
in the moment Of meditation led
by Evangelist Noah Smith. Rev.
NJ L. Simmons topic was, THE
Certainty Of the Righteous Life "
He placed his emphasis on the
scripture, Psalm S4:11, For the
Lord God is sun and shield; no
good thing viii be withheld from
them that walk uprightly." Rev.
Simmons concluded his very fine
message by asking the church to
challenge God and all things will
be adde unto you.
The Cantinos provided music
and beautiful spirituals through
out the service.
All clubs were urged TO submit
names Of newly elected officers as
soon as possible. Installation will
be held on November %.
Baptismal service will be held
Sunday October 20, for infants and
adults.
Rev. Simmons rejoiced when
throngs of young people attended
the Junior church Sunday even
ing. Rev. and Mrs. NJ. j. Hendrieth
Of WaymaD church were there Ia
wish the children success in their
future church.
Mrs. Winona Simmons win con-
duct the Junior Church on Sunday
October 10, when Rev. Simmons
viii fill an appointment with Rev
Carlyle Stewart in Detroit, Mich
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night at 1880
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their heartfelt gratitude to their
members, friends and neighbors
and the church extends its apprec-
iation 10 them and wish for them
many more years Of happiness In
the service Of the almighty.
Deacon OriIle Mcfarland form
erly of ST. Joseph, Mo, united
with the church in lieu Of his let
ter. Among the many visitors not
ed was Juanita Campbell OF 81.
Louis. Mo. a niece Of Rev. II. w.
Bolts Sr.
DIR. Floyd Massey Jr, pastor
Of Pilgrim Baptist church, st.
Paul and president Of the Mime
sota-SouthDakota Convention and
many other ministers Of both cities
were present and participated each
night during the anniversary OBJ
servance and their combined choirs
directed by Mr.. Willis B. Hale
furnished beautiful music.
On October 10, the Women's
Chorus will be presented in a pro-
gram at the church at 8 pm,
sponsored by Rev. and Mrs. II. w.
Bolts Jr. The theme for the even
ing will be, THE Family that
Prays Together Stays Together"
The public is cordially invited to
attend
Remember prayer meeting each
Wednesday evening 1880 to $3.50.
BTU. each Sunday evening at
$50.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
ST. PAUL LUTHERAN

Last Sunday, in the absence of
Rev. Carl c. Sunwall, Pastor Of
st. Paul Lutheran Church, Rev.
Hugo Thorene conducted the serv-
ice, bringing the message. He
spoke on the text for the day
which contained the miracle of the
man who was sick of the palsy.
The first thing Jesus did when
he saw the man was to say, Your
sins are forgiven you. What does
II mean that Jesus forgives sin.
Many people today have lost the
sense Of sin. Here Jesus places
sin and forgiveness side by side.
Sin is indescribably awful II Is
miracle that II can be forgiven.
Some people treat it lightly. God
sent His Son in order that He
might destroy sin. II separates
man from God. II is a desease
which the human race suffers.
God is sorry over sin. It's con-
sequences carry on into eternity.
Jesus has the power to release and
save us from our sin. There is a
remedy. There is forgiveness. Jesus
said to the sick of the palsy, 'Be
of good cheer, your sins are for
given you. Jesus promises us
that when He forgives our sin He
will remember them no more.
II had been foretold that Jesus
would come to save His people
from their sins When man fen
into sin God promised Saviour.
Not only was a promise given but
all steps were taken to fulfill the
promise. The sin Of all the world
was placed on Jesus. On Calvary
there was victory over sin. The
Lord had laid on Him the iniquity
of us all
With the forgiveness of sin we
have life and salvation. Nothing
can give us as much Joy as the
assurance Of salvation.
He closed his message with the
hymn verse. Just as / am, with
out one plea A Lamb Of God
l come, I come"
Anna Wendell, parish worker.
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ZION BAPTIST

The 29th Anniversary observ-
ance for our pastor and wife, Rev.
and Mrs. II. w. Bolts Sr. was
climaxed with the morning and
afternoon services Sunday, Octob-
err -. Rev. II. w. Bolts Jr. read
the morning scripture from Heb.
HIS. Rev. f. G.. Harris, assist
ant pastor OF Mt. Olivet Baptist
church in st. Paul. gave the Of
fertory prayer.
The guest speaker for the day.
Rev. I. II. Henderson Of Kansas
City, Mo, was introduced and pre-
sented by Rev. Bolts Jr. Rev.
Henderson brought an inspiring
message using for subject,
Faith" which was most fitting
for the occasion. Many souls were
made to rejoice from this dynamic
message.
Rev. F.. Henderson. my better
half, was guest speaker for the
young people at Mt, Olivet Baptist
church in ST. Paul at the IL am.
hour so I accompanied him and
was not present at the morning
service at Zion. A wonderful con
gregation was in attendance and
we enjoyed the christian fellow
ship.
We returned 70 Zion for the
.3:45 afternoon service. Rev. I. H
Henderson. guest speaker, brought
another soul stirring message
Rev. S. r. King, assistant pastor
OF Zion. was master Of ceremonies.
Different choirs OF the Twin Cities
were represented each night Of
the services and provided music
under the direction OF Mr.. Willie
h. Hale.
Climaxing the afternoon service.
a skit entitled. Aladdin Baptist
and the Magic Lamp" was pre-
scented at the reception which fol-
lowed. A nice purse was presented
TO Rev. and Mrs Bolts and many
other lovely gifts from members
and friends. also many cards and
kilograms were received from
friends and relatives out of the
city. Among the many gifts pre-
scented 10 the pastor was a large
painting Of Rev. Bolts made by
Mr.. Prentiss Gary, a member Of
Zion. and presented by the Deacon
Board. Mr.. Piouis Moore made
the presentation. Refreshments
and christian fellowship was
enjoyed
Rev. and Mrs. Bolts expressed
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SIOUX
r A [ L s
NEWS
NOTES
BY Kaye Coates
$40 bfable Street
Sioux Falls, 8. ID.

j. Marie stapleton, 522 s. Oak.
Is still on the upward climb back
10 health. Her sister, Mrs. ].
Barns, Nashville. Tenn. is with her.
Don't forget TO send her greeting
she isn't well va know. She must
take II easy for awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Tillman. Mr..
Richardson and Vivian Coffey
were up from Sioux City, Ia. over
the weekend 10 visit the Bargers
and of course Vivian was welcomed
by all of her old friends. Vivian
wasn't losing any time; she tried
TO visit everyone.
John Armstrong, 115 ~ Oak
Ave, is In Royal G. johnson Hos
pital for check up and observation
Hell soon be like new so send him
some mail 10 keep him cheered.
Mr.. Andrew Whiteside Of Chi
cago. III. was In the city for a
week on his yearly mission. He
solicits money for a school in
Virginia. He is a learned man and
Is wonderful to talk to. He isn't
a Minister but he Is a Christian
that seems TO live the word.
Herbert Dubard, 115 North Oak
ota Ave. really has proven TO be
a fellow TO prosper. He came here
the last Of May seeking labor.
Now he has a Job and a car and
looks like he was cut out of Es-
quire, how about that? We are
proud OF newcomers like that.
John Lyons, address unknown Is
here again. This dapper youngster
was here a few years ago, He's
kinda like May West, He's not
here for good. but he'll be around.
Hope Terry Qualls, 1884 Penn
Ave. Minneapolis, MINI. isn't look
in back, but going on. She's been
shut in for a few days Nothing
serious and she told me not to
mention II, but my job is News
We are expecting hunters from
everywhere next week. Our pleas
ant season will be open. Weather
Is almost too warm for 1t to be
successful We hunters can't walk
the fields in hot weather.
Lloyd Mathew and his bride OF
a few weeks sent me a fine clip
ping pictures nall from Tulsa
Oklahoma. where they were mar
ried. They will be at home in Sioux
City anytime now. Lloyd is a
fortunate man and hope they
shall be happy forever.
Our Danet made us proud Of her
last week when she designed an
helped make a float for the Orange
Letter Day Parade. She thought OF
the idea, Around the World In
Eighty Days" and carried the
theme out. II won the Float Prize.
Shirley Tolbert was cute as
button as she sat on her home
room float, bubbling all over with
glee. She never missed yelling to
every one she recognized.
The faithful members OF st.
Johns Baptist Church and Lawr-
ence Dwarf N Paul Dysart had
n very successful chicken dinner
Monday Oct. 10, / was one Of the
delinquent members, just too many
irons in the fire.
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Mississippi Also Would
Close Schools To
Avoid lnfearution

Washington, D. c. (ANP)-on
the NBc radio-television program
Meet the Press" Governor James
=. Coleman. who had ben chosen
chairman OF the Southern Cover
norS Conference over Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus, told reporters
that his state OF Mississippi would
possibly" close It's schools rather
than integrate.
However, Governor Coleman.
who ran on the campaign promise
OF no indignation. Indicated that
school closing was a solution "the
people Of Mississippi would like
to avoid
The Mississippi chief executive
admitted under questioning that
the Supreme Court ruling was
something which would have TO be
taken into consideration" in re-
solving the issue.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
ARTHUR w. HANSEN
SEEKS LEGISLATIVE
posi- FROM 33RD

Arthur w. Hansen, candidate
for State Legislature In the Thirty
third legislative district was born
in Steele County, Minnesota He Is
a University graduate with a ma
jor In education
Mr. Hansen IL n home owner
and has lived In the district for
IS years.
His committee stated he favors
abolition Of the personal property
tax on household goods, a compre-
hensive mental health program
and an improved program for tho
care OF the aged. He says taxes
levied on the ability 10 pay will
naturally help the common people.
Mr., Hansen has been active In
politics for 20 years, His political
experience plus his educational
background win help him repre-
sent the people Of his district hon
estly, intelligently and fearlessly
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
CLAYTON J. DAVIS
RITES HELD OCT. IS

Services for Mrs. Clayton J.
Davis Of 0O3 Rondo Av., who died
October II, at st. Luke's hospital,
were held at Brooks Funeral Home
Wednesday, October 10, at 2 pm,
with Rev. b. II. Hunter, pastor
OF Mt Olivet Baptist Church Of
floating Visitation was held Tues
day at the chapel.
The deceased was born in okla
homa and had lived in st. Paul
for 30 years.
Surviving are one daughter. Mrs
Beatrice Tillman Of st. Paul; two
brothers, Merwin Dodd, st. Paul
and Walker Dodd. Omaha. Neb.;
three sisters, Mrs. Georgia Walker,
Mrs Stella Taylor OF Omaha and
Mrs, Myrtle Collins Of Laramie.
wyo.; two grandchildren. Mrs.
Myrtle Allison and Charles TIL
man Of st. Paul and other rela-
tives.
Burial was In FIT. Smelling Ma
tional cemetery with Brooks Fun
eral Home In charge Of the service.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
PILGRIM BAPTIST

HE Knows Best! the exclanna-
tory statement made by DR.. Flovd
Massey, Jr., in his sermon of that
title. The congregation was we'll
filled with the spiritual message
at the close of the sermon.
Deacon Samuel Richardson gave
the Morning Prayer. The Choirs
were assisted by the congregation
in singing when Morning Gilds
the Sky" What A Friend We
Have in Jesus" and Jesus Calls
Us. Trustee B. L. Morris gave
the Dedicatory Prayer.
Miss Marcella Sayles presented
an interesting travellogue Sunday
evening on her recent 3 month
trip to French Cameroons, Africa.
Color slides were shown and arts
and crafts displayed. The Ladies
Aid and Missionary Society spon-
sored the travellogue.
Next Sunday at IL am. Pill
grim's Homecoming and Organ
Dedication Service will be held.
DR. Massey will preach. Following
at pm. an Organ Recital by
Sidney Williams, assisted by Fran
ces Crews, Wilma Harper, Richard
Murphy, and James Wagner viii
be presented. ....
The Choral Group will have a
Chicken Dinner, Sunday at 12:45
pm.
Reported i'll this week are Mrs.
Leona Coleman in Lucas Rest
Home; Deacon N. N Smith in
Veterans Hospital; eacones
Mary Braugher in Lady of Good
Counsel Home and Trustee A. v.
Hall, 993 w. Central Ave. Pray
for the sick and shut-in.
Fellowship Units Drive is Sun
day, October 20. This is the Gas
Furnace Rally. Have those en-
velopes in! The quotas are: Men
$1,000 and Women $500.
Sherrie Mazingo, reporter.
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MT. OLTVET BAPTIST

The Junior Church was in charge
Of services for the day on October
II. Rev. f. Henderson of Zion
Baptist Church. Minneapolis, de-
livered an inspiring message using
for a text, Prayer Changes
Things" Music was provided by
the Young Adult Choir under the
direction of Carl Walker, who dir
ected and played. They rendered
the following numbers beautifully:
II Heard the Voice of Jesus Say"
Lord Come Down and Touch Me-"
Grace" and Il Need Thee Every
Hour"
Evening worship was well at
tended with the youth conducting
a History Of Songs service.
We welcome our pastor and
wife, Rev. and Mrs. B. II. Hunter
back home from vacation.
Layman's Day will be observed
Sunday October 10. Layman Of
the church will be in charge of
entire morning worship service
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
FAMILY NIGHT SUNDAY
OCT. ~ AT ZION
BAPTIST CHURCH

The public Is cordially invited to
attend Family Night program Of
the Women's Chorus Of Zion Bap-
list Church Sunday evening oc-
tober 10, at pm. Theme for the
evening will be. THE Family That
Prays Together, Stays Together.
There viii be a mass repetition
Of the wedding vows by all mar
ried couples; an episode showing
the Importance Of children in fam
ily worship and an impressive
memorial service for the deceased
members Of the church, as wen as
singing by the chorus.
Mrs. Ruth Morris is president Of
the chorus.--Advt.
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MRS. ROSA 1. FAISON
MIL CITY RESIDENT
% YEARS DIES

Mrs. Rosa L. Faison OF Route
No. 1, AnoSa. died Tuesday morn
ing October IL, at University hos
pital. where she had been a pa
tient for one month. She had been
in m health for the past three
years,
She was born In Tennessee and
had been a resident Of Minneapolis
for IS years, she was a member
Of Glendale Seventh Day Adventist
church.
She Is survived by five soma
Scott. Minneapolis. Dennis. Ano<a.
with whom she made her home
David, Minneapolis, Irwin. Denver,
Colo. and Carter Faison OF New
York; IL grandchildren and eight
great grandchildren
Funeral services will be held at
1 pm. Friday October II. at the
Glendale Seventh Day Adventis,
Church. with Elder Frederick Stat
err officiating
Burial win be az Crystal Lake
cemetery with the Woodland run
eral Home in charge Of the service
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
LOUISIANA AFL-CIo DEFIEs
WHITE CITIZENS COUNCIL

Shreveport, La. -- Lo1isana's
merged labor body. the Louisiana
State Labor Council. has stated In
no certain terms that II refuses
10 be INUNDATED by racists II
had been attacked by the shreve-
port White Citizens Council for
electing as one Of its vice-presi-
dents-at-large, II. A. Byrant, pres.
ident Of the Shreveport division Of
tho Brotherhood Of Sleeping Car
Porters and a local leader Of the
NAAcP. Victor Bussie. president
Of the Louisiana State Labor Coun
ell, defended it's actions IN a fun
page ad In the Shreveport press.
President Bussie declared that the
officers and members Of the Labor
Council ARE proud Of their State
Council and It's many accomplish
ments," and they do not intend 10
permit any person or organiza-
ton 10 influence the election Of
our officers"
Despite the attack by the White
Citizens Council. President Byrant
OF the Shreveport Brotherhood Of
Sleeping Car Porters remains in
his elected position as a vice-pres-
ident-at-large Of the Louisiana
state Labor Council The White
Citizens Council has done nothing
further TO change the situation.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
CAR CRASH INJURIES
WOMAN; TWO MEN
ESCAPE HARM

Heavy rains and the failure Of a
driver 70 heed a yield-right-of-
way sign resulted in the wreck Of
two cars last Thursday morning.
October Q. at Aurora and Virginia.
One OF the cars was driven by
Jean Guilmant, 63s Carroll Az
and sustained some $500 damages
Glen Enright, 431 Virginia.
driver OF the offending vehicle.
told police he dld not see the right.
of-way sign as he entered the in
tersection.
Mrs. Enright suffered head con-
tusiona from striking her head
against the Windshield Of their car
and some $500 damages to the
auto were sustained Guilmant
was not injured,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
CHURCH
NEWS

Mr.. Oscar Howard win be s,,s.,
speaker. Mr.. M. z. Bel Is chat
man. A drama entitled, Job viii
be given at the 7:45 hour undo-
the auspices Of the Gospel Chorps
Our sincere sympathy goes nm,
this week to Mrs. Ida Hicks -
the loss Of her father in Chickasha
Okla. and to Mrs. Beatrice TiIIn,an
and family In the loss Of -
mother, Mrs. Clayton Davis v,ba
died Saturday evening at :,
Luke's hospital. Sympathy 10 r.
relatives and friends of Mrs. Winis
Woods; Mrs. Dorothy Middlecof,
and family in the loss Of her broth
er-in-law.
Visitors during the day wars
Mrs. Elijah Henderson. Minneare
oils, Willie c. johnson. Los Az.
geles, and Mr.. Gilbert ]. Michael
FIT. Smelling.
Rev. ]. j. Clayburn remains =.
shut-in. Mrs. Lettie Smith Is con-
valescing at her home, 437 Aurora
Av.
You're welcome at Mt. Olivet
The Church Of Friendliness.
Mrs. M. z. Bell, reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
HAROLD SELLERS
AWARDED MIDAS
FRANCHISE HERE

Harold w. Sellers, who was re-
Gently accepted by Midas Mutfler
Company OF Chicago as their Min
neapolis dealer, has announced
that the Grand opening Of his first
location began oct. l6, SOFA Lyn-
dale Avenue South and ends Oct.
rs.
The Midas Company, started
only 2is years ago, has mush-
roomed 10 POS shops across the
nation Their sole business is the
installation OF mufflers and ex-
haust systems, while YOU wait
Mr.. Sellers has also announced
that he is planning TO open sd-
ditional service units as soon as
he can find the right locations
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MRS. Willie .. Woods
So. pcUl Resident ~
Yeors Is Buried

Mrs. Willie b. Woods, $50 Ron
do Az. resident Of St Paul for
II years. died October 8, in st,
Joseph hospital
Visitation was held wednesday
October s, at Brooks Funeral
Home. The remains were shipped
Thursday October .. TO st. Louis
No. where funeral and burial Was
held at jefferson Barracks Ma
tional cemetery.
she Is survived by three cousins,
Maoeo Burks. St Paul Mrs Car
ne Robinson. Chicago and Mrs
Celia GlIkey OF Pine Bluff. Ark.
Brooks Funeral Home was In
charge OF arrangements.