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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04

NUEVA YORK, MARIO 3 (Uni-
ted).-Ray "Sugar" Robinson, nun
ca conocido como TN hombre que
lie gusta perder I'm minute, dedica
sus horas de "~descanso" entire las
sesiones de entrenamiento para SUI
bout revancha con ell campeon mid
dleweight Carmen Basilio, pensan-
do en- negocios con la cadena de
television en- teatros que teleYisa-
"a ell bout ell Is de MARIO
Ray personalmente ha presenta-
do varios importantes asuntos.... Y
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04

2,940 ESQ e slo que podemos ga
rantizar para cada juego este ano.
Esto no luce NADIA en- comparacion
con los $500 que hablan los bod
gers en- Los Angeles. !,
FL dnico encuentro que esta
vendido totalmente es Ell primero
-cuando la concurrence del dia
inaugural Ell Is de abril LENA
"a por complete ell Seals Stadium
Ese numero estsra por debajo de
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04

"Pero teniamos mucho espacio
vacio en- Polo Grounds" se1alo,
"aqul pensabamos que habria dis
puta entire los fanatics por conse-
guir asientos'.
Hoffman no esta desalentado.
Cree que cuando ell base ball CO.
mience a ser publicado y ganarse
los cinti1los de las paginas depor-
twas y Ell interes de los deportes
invernales decaiga, esos fanaticos
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04

marea en- la primavera 81 CANA al
campeon mundial de peso media
no, Carmen Basilio, la pelea que
sostendran en- Chicago Ell Is de
MARIO, por ell titulo.
Gainford subrayo que Ell viaie
depende del triunfo de Robinson.
-Agrego que despues, gestionaran
con ell promoter danes Joergen Jo-
hansen, para presentar algunas pc
leas de exhibition en- Dinamarca.
Insistio en- que aunque ell con-
trato del Is de mario no exige la
celebration de otfo encuentro en-
tire Basilio y Robinson, este que
ira pelear nuevamente con Basi-
lilo 81 CANA ell match de Chicago.
"Queremos demostrar al mundo
que esa victoria no es ~sencilla-
mente algo fortuito", dijo Gain
ford.
CHITRENANGo, N. Y, MARIO
8. (United).- Ell campeon nun
dial de peso mediano, Carmen Ba-
silio, que ACADIA de regresar aqui
despueS de un viaje por Ell sur, rea-
nude su entrenamiento para la pc
lea que en- defensa del titulo cele-
brara con Sugar Robinson, a quien
Sc 10 arrebato.
Basilio Sc enfrentara en- la We
Gina Syracuse hasta ell 20 de mar
20, o sea, cinco dias antes de la
pelea, que tendra efecto en- Chica-
go.
GREENWOOD LAKE, Nueva
York, mario 8. (UP). -
10 a., d zLsAnAra 4,. -. v-a.a1rA. - |
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04

violento de muchos amos al infli-
CIR una cortada a uno de sus spa
rring partners y derribar varias We
ces a otros dos.
Alrededor de 800 personas pre-
senciaron los cuatro rounds de en-
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04

trenamiento que tuvo Sugar Ray
para prepararse para Ell encuentro
que tendra con Ell campeon Car
men Basilio Ell Is de mario, en-
Chicago, para ~disputarle ell titulo
de peso mediano.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04

los $4,000 en- comparaci6n con la
arena de 102, 900 personas de los
Dodgers en- Los Angeles.
En- otro ano los Gigantes Sc tras-
ladaran a SUI nuevo parque de As
900 asientos y los Dodgers, en- dos
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04

GAINFoRD ANUNcIA I'M EXCLUSION DE SUGAR.
-cARMEN BASlLIo ESTA ENTRENANDoSE DE NUEVo.
-PREoCUPADo JACK KRAMER Al ToMAR VENTAJA
LEW HoAD EN- UNA SERlE con GoNZALEZ-RoSS
PLDE QUE AcTUEN TRES JUICES. = oTRAS NoTAS
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04

mo HA sIDo Lo QUE EsPERABAMos", pIJo T.
DIRECTOR De ENTRADAS, PETER HOFFMAN
Por HAL wood, de Ia United Press
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04

TIENE SU BRAVO EN- MEJoRES GoNDIcioNES QUE e. ANo
PASADo Y coNFIA EN- PoDER coMPLETAR N BUENA
TEMPoRADA-oTRoS DETALLES De INTERES
Por MILTON HICKMAN, de Ia United Press
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04

del equipo Portland, de Liga de la
Costa del Pacifico.
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA, Mar.
3.-(UP).-Harold Brown, lama.
dor de bola de nudillo que gano
siete juegos y perdi6 ocho ell ano
pasado, firmo su contrato con los
Orioles de Baltimore, y recibi6 un
aumento de salario que lie situa
entire los que ganan mas de $4,000
dolares al a1o.
Con la firma de Brown, quedan
solo cuatro jugadores del equipo
que no han llegado a un acuerdo
con la administration, a saber: los
lanzadores George Zuverink y Jack
Harhsman, ell shortstop Buddy Pat.
terson, y ell emergente Eddie Mix
sis.
NADIA se sabe de Patterson o del
shortstop cubano Willie Miranda,
con Ell cual jugo durante la tempo
rada de baseball invernal en- Cuba.
Miranda cepto su contrato hace
tres semanas, en- Ell curse de una
conversation t~elefonica desde La
Habana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04

CLEARWATER, Florida, mar
70 3.-(UP).-El torpedero cubano
Chico Fernandez, ausente al inau-
gurarse ell periodic de entrenamien-
to de los Phillies de Filadelfia, Sc
presento Y participo en- las practi-
cas- del equipo.
Fernandez dijo que ciertas de-
moras con su pasaporte lie impi-
dieron llegar aver. Dave Philley
es ahora ell Gnico miembro ausen-
te del equipo, pero es esperado ma
mana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04

amos "bajaran" a una arena de solo
$4,000.
Hoffman dijo que ell promedio
de venta anticipate de entradas
en- New York para los Gigantes
era de solo 1890.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
Annual Homecoming Day At Thomas
Chapel To Be Sunday, August Il
Ashby Events

The annual Homecoming day al
Thomas Chapel will be observed
Sunday August Il. DR. N II. DAVIS
will be the speaker for the morning
service at Ii. Rev. 7 Roy Jarrett
Will speak at the afternoon service
and for the evening services
throughout the week.
Nelson H. Rice. of Falls Church
was buried at Thomas Chapel Fri
day. August s. with Rev. r. +
Murphy and Rev 7. P. Reynolds
conducting services. The friends
from Thomas Chapel and the com
munity extend sympathy to his
wife. the former Miss Lilly Sander
son of this community
Mrs. John Peace, of Quinton. ane
Mrs. Felix Jones. of Tunstall. il
New Kent. attended the funeral ant
visited relatives here Lit Col. <. B
Nuckols. of Colorado Springs. Colo.
also attended the funeral
Mr.. and Mrs Ehrhart have Will
them this week two Of Mr. Ehr
hart's sisters. Mrs Mabel Chaser
Of Maryland. and Miss Odessa Ehr
hart, of Florida
w. E. Bagby is continuing to i'm
prove at his home following tw'
weeks in Southside Hospital. HI
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
Antioch Items
Antioch Items
Bible School At
Antioch Church
TO End Tonight

Mrs. Ruby Brown. Mrs Belle
Levassew and Jerry. Miss Bette
Williams and R @. Allen visited
Mr. and Mrs Maynard Baltimore
and Cleveland Baltimore i'll Mid
lothian Sunday afternoon.
Vacation Bible School at Antioch
has been in session each night this
week. Rev Nh Tremble is in
charge. assisted by several mem
bcrs
Mrs Marvin johnson. Of New
Canton. TOOK her father. II. G.
Brown, to Mcclure Hospital last
week for a check up
Several from Antioch attended the
supper Saturday on the lawn Of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Womack II
vas given for the benefit of Cen
tenary Church.
Mrs. Belle Levasseur and Jerry
took Miss Bette Williams to her
home at Warwick Monday. They
viii be guests in the Williams home
for several days.
There will be preaching at
Antioch Sunday morning at II. 80.
Everybody is invited to worship
with us.
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Blanton and
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Brown were
Sunday afternoon visitors of their
mother. Mrs. Edmonia Ransone
ana the Dale Davis family at Co
lumbia.
Mrs G. M. Noel and Mrs. Mamie
Ingle and Peggy were in Richmond
last Wednesday.
r. c. Allen and Mrs. Ruhv Rrown
visited the Robinsons at Stoddert
last week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
Amelia Workshops
Set For All Club Girls

Two ecial workshops are
scheduled for Amelia County All
girls, according to Mrs. Mary viii
hams. local Home Demonstration
agent.
The first of these on the the cook
ing project will be held on Friday.
August Is. from $50 until Ii 30
am, in the Home Economics Build
ing at Amelia High School. Mrs
Craig Ashman. adult leader. Gail
Lush and Ann Gordon jenkins
junior leaders, and Mrs. Will Viii
Hams will give the demonstra
tons: preparation Of a meal and
ideas and suggestions for helping
the members with all of the All
food projects.
The second special workshop will
be held on Wednesday, August 81,
at $50 m. at the same location
on sewing projects. The demonstra-
ton will include suggestions for
completing members project, ideas
IN sewing and using the sewing
machine.
Club members and their parents
are invited TO attend.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15

has been very appreciative Of the
many ways Of thoughtfulness ex-
tended him by friends.
Mr.. and Mrs II. S. Bigger spent
Wednesday with their daughter and
sonin-law. Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Weaver. in Roanoke. Accompany
ing them home were their grand
daughters. Misses Connie and Pat
Weaver. for a ten day visit.
Mrs r. S Martin spent several
DAYS with friends in Charlottesville
last week.
Week end guests in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. NJ H. Meador in
cluded Mr. and Mrs Troy Needham
and family Of Washington, Mr. and
Mrs Roscoe Evans and children,
of Maryland Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Needham and little son. of Rich
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Meador
Jr. and little daughter and Miss
Nancy King. Of Barnes Junction:
Mr. and Mrs. Reliford Nelson,
Jimmy and Billy Of Oak Forest. all
| OF whom enjoyed a picnic supper
at Bear Creek Lake Saturday eve
ming.
] Mr.. and Mrs Carol Kin an d
children. of Barnes Junction were
visitors in the same home during
the week.
Overnight guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
E. c. Walton Saturday We're Mr.
and Mrs Roger Sisk. Pam and
Rlcky. Of Washington. Mr.. anc
Mrs E S Trice, Marie and Kay
and Mr.. and Mrs Leland Walton
Leland and Allen. Of Richmond.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j w. Stou,
a son. Rex Wayne, August 2 ii
Southside Hospital
Miss Sunny Martin celebrated hel
/ 18th birthday With a picnic supper
at Bear Greek Lake Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs W. H Speas had as
their guests for several days his
nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby
Comb Of Mt Airy, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reliford Nelson vii
motor TO North Carolina to .isi
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Travis. Mrs
Nelson his mother. plans to return
home with them They Will visi
relatives i'll Radford before return
ing home.
Ut. and Mrs. R. j. Walters anc
little son. Brad" spent the pas
week with her parents. Mr.. anc
Mrs r A Smith. It, Walters. who
has been stationed in New Mexico
has been transferred to New Famp
shire Little Brad" who is eight
months old on August II. actually
SWims when turned loose in water
believe it or not 1t is not surpris
ing that his parents purchased a
lot AT Lakeside Village. so BRAD
can continue to swim when here
| on vacation.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
(.lnllla

A supper and social Gathering
was enjoyed BY oyer 20 people al
Moore's Church Sunday night. The
old fashioned sogg service was fpl-
lowed by sermon. presented by htc
pastor. Rev Ray jenkins.
Sunday dinner guests Of p W
Barnard were Mr. and Mrs p W
Barnard, Jr. and family. MIR and
MIS-. Clyde Mccormick and Mis-
Edith Barnard. Of Richmond. After
noon guests were Home Bardrn.
Mn and Mrs Edward Barnard and
Mr. and Mrs WINFIELD COSBY.
Clarence Wley. II Richmond.
spent several days Vith his pyaad-
parents Mr. and Mrs. n G Bcas-
ley Mr. and Mrs " c wiley
spent Sunday with The Beasleys ana
Clarence accompanied them home
Miss Mary Jane Wiley and thc
Allen erandsons are spending this
week with their grandparents.
Mr. and Mas r p Denny and
Mrs J n Russell Aid children
visited A NJ Dodson SUNDAY
a N Dodson and several other
State Men visited JOE Chaffin III
Grace Hospital. Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Homer Bardrn.
Mr. and MIS- Edward Barnard.
Paul Barnard and son. Philip Bar
nafd. went On fishina trip al
Mays Head. Friday ara Saturday.
They brought back several pounds
Of nice fish
Moore's MYF MET With Miss
Mary Lee Warmer Saturday night.
After a business meeting Tie hos
tess served delicious home made
ice cream and cookies
Mrs. P. W. Barnard visited MS.
b NJ Hudgins Monday afternoon
The Elmer Felts family visited
in the A. NJ Dodson home Monday
R. B. Denny and Brenda visited
4 them also
/ Miss Clarice Dale. Of Richmond.
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs F. r. Nearhood
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
Ballsville

Mr. and Mrs w G. Netherland
left Friday to attend the wedding
OF their granddaughter Carol Page
Of Lynchburg Miss Alma Brown
cousin Of the bride, also left early
Friday Others from this com
munity attending the wedding were
L. V Netherland Mrs. c. E. Brown
and Mr.. and Mrs William j Hurt
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allday. Of
Fort Campbell, Ky, arrived Friday
to spend some time with Mrs. All
days parents, Mr. and Mrs Z M
cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs T. H. Timberlake
Jr., and sons spent Monday in and
around jamestown Others visiting
this historical settlement recently
were Mrs. r. J Lester. Robin Les
ter, Mrs. L. L. Jessup, Kenneth
Dingler and Mrs W. T Nichols
Mrs. l. f. Willis left recently to
visit friends in North Carolina. She
was accompanied by her son. r. j..
Willis. and family, Of Trenholm.
Frank Willia m S has returned
home after being in Richmond
hospital for some time.
Mrs. r E. D Blanton suffered
a painful back injury recently, due
to fall in her home.
Miss Alma Brown and Mrs. C. z.
Brown were in Richmond Tuesday
The Little League Baseball team
played in Amelia c. H. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Nixon and
family visited p. f. Brown Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
Trenholm

Recent visitors Of Mr. and Mrs.
N G Palmore were Mrs M p.
Nunhally and daughter. Mrs Ellia
cambridge. Mrs Ida Willis and MIR
and Mrs Stone. Of Richmond
MIR. and Mrs, Bill RAYMOND, Of
Farmville spent Sunday With his
daughter. Mrs. Charles Dcnoon. and
Mr.. Denoon
Carlton Steger. D! Hampton. spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. I. Denoon. Other visitors were
MIR. and Mrs, Paul Stra,ton and
Mr. and Mrs. Snead Denoon, Of
PoWhatan
Those attending The funeral Of
Greyson p ! m ore in Greenwood
Memorial Cemetery In Richmond
Friday were Eva ana Guy Stokes.
Maize Palmore Mildred Hatcher.
Virginia Mae Denoon and Dorothy
Willis. He was 4 former resident
of PoWhatan.
/ Mrs Media Runion, Of Richmond.
! is visiting Mr.. and Mrs b w VIII
burn for several days Other WISH
tors were Sam Hatcher. Mr.. and
Mrs Charlie Duke and family. Of
\ Richmond. and Mrs Mildred Har-
! cher.
! Mr. and Mrs Cecil Denoon visited
her mother. Mrs Kidd III Elk Hi
Sunday
Mrs Bessie Jones is spending
some time with her sister. Mrs
Madge Pattee. at Singers Glen
Mr. and Mrs r. j. Willis, Elaine
and Anita. Carol Stokes and Mrs
l.. + Willis spent the week end in
! North Carolina visiting relatives
Mrs Willis expects to stay for Il
days.
Mr. and Mrs Montell Cole and
family and Milton Cole. Of Rich
mond. were recent visitors Of Mrs
Nellie Cole
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Boatwrighi
and family and Betty Jane Wills
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J j. Boat
wright at Dillwyn Sunday
Visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. +
Stokes Sunday were MI and Mrs
W. f. Stokes, Nj and Ms Leslie
Leviner and Sue Ann Stokes. d
Richmond Sue Ann is spending 4
week With her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs K - Swami re
turned Yesterday after Two weeks
visit With relatives IN Spartanbure
S. c.
Woodfin Swami returned from :
visit with bis sister MIS- Rufus
Hill. Of Asheboro. n q.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15

land Falls State Park, Corbin. Ky.
then visited his parents in Bell
flowers, Mo They will also visit
Colorado and the Rocky Mountain
Park near Denver.
Joint Kaptisnal Service
Bethel and May Memorial held
a Joint baptismal service in Bethel
Church Sunday afternoon This was
an unusual service since Mr. and
Mrs. K j. kornegay. their son,
Billy. Mr. and Mrs. Almond, their
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15

granddaughter were baptized Sew
eral Of the candidates from May
Memorial were unable to be pres
ent due to illness and will be bap-
tized at later date.
MI. and Mrs Mcclure Morris,
Jr.. and children and Mrs. Nc
CURE Morris have returned home
after vacationng near q Oh on a |
Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Julian BoWles
and Joan Bowles are visiting IN the
Smoky Mountains.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
Powhatan News

MI. and Mrs. }. q. Green are in
Buffalo, NJ X, Tor . few days
where MI Green is attending a
conference Mr.. and Mrs. u. I'll
BASS. Of Richmond. are staying
With kmsey Bass and Harriet while
their parents are away.
Rev. Arlie G. knipmeyer and
family are vacationing IN the West
They spent one night IN cnnber-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15

Monday. Sept g.
The Board Of Supervisors also
proposed 4 county tax on deed re
corGatlon, to be one third Of the
amount of the state tax on recording
deeds d cents pei $500 The State
tax is Is cents per 500. This will
also be discussed at the public hear
mn on Sept. 8.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
Hearings Set In Powhatan County

The Powhatan Board Of Super
visors officially proposed $40
county automobile license tax, ut
their meeting August Il There Wlll
be public hearing II PoWhatan
County Clerks Office Al \ m.
Alvin Lawson was also in a bad
auto accident Saturday evening and
severely injured
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
PILGRIM REST BAPTIST

Sunday April %, our pastor
Rev J Jackson. WIS I'D after his
return trip from the S. $ and
BTU convention held in Detroit
Rev r Cassiu4 brought the ser
mon for the morning worship hour
He used as subject Can q
Woman Forget Her Sucking
Chlld z" Scripture reference was
from Isiah - 1916. Characteriz-
ing Jerusalem and the Israelites as
the child and Cod as the mother
he emphasized that the true and
living God viii never leave His
people alone IL we trust HIM.
At the evening service Rev W.
r. Armstrong brought a very in
spring message using as a sub
iect. God Is Able, based on the
scripture Daniel 3:17. He stated
that the God that Daniel and the
three Hebrew children WIS able
He ia a living God just put your
faith in Him.
Beginning May IL. and each sec
ond Sunday OF the month there
after has been desi grated as Youth
Day at Pilgrim Rest, The youth
viii have complete charge Of the
services under the direction Of
Rev Armstrong
Let US pray for our sick and
shut-iHs
Mrs Armstrong reporter,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
White Citizens
League Spreading
To Minnesota |?

The White Sentinel and Wbtts
American News service. botn psb-
licntiana N the National ciuzeHs
Protective Association, 81 ro4a
Mo Indicate that the aHtl-NoZro
cancer may have apresd 10 some
parts ~ Minnesota From their
"I@itera 70 the Editor d Col
umn comes the following gem
fram ono u their MontiWdso sub
acrlbers
You'd be surprised h0g many
aympathlzsrs you have W NORTH
here in spite Of the bralnuFEhesi
muitiuiies They arrested $50 per
soma In raids on several R1udo
street dives IN 81 fsia ana not
"a word about race Days later
picture appeared inside tho Min
uespolla 8iar showing the lineup
n police headquarters and they
we're an black as suspected
knowing the ttondo Street district
and what the Negroes are doing
Too rye been dyed IN the wool
Republican an my life Now I'm
ready 10 Join the Disiecrais ~ "a
Tbird Party Not only should the
Supreme Court b. impeashed. bat
Eisenhower niso
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
ZION BAPTIST

Rev S r King offered prayer
80 the u am worship service sun
day April ~ Rev II. " Bolts
Sr pastor then presented tire
evangelist Rev q. Ellington stew,
cHson who spoke on the subject
Amazing Grace using as scrip
tgre reference Mark 2f-i2.
Many wonderful messages have
been delivered by this Cody man
IN the pest week Music has been
6y the combined Cholra conducted
by Mr. Wine n. Hale ard Mrs
Dora Hardy and beautifully rem
3ered during these services
The Seui0t choir and Young
Peoples Choir directed hy Mr.
Hale ana Mrs pio,us Moore pro.
vliod music for the Sunday morn
ing service. Mrs E,thciins Rivers
was pianist and Mrs Dorothy
Sims arEantst. So members have
united with The church with %
candidates Tor baptism
Many friends and visitors verp
present including a group 81
singers from Omaha Neb. who
rendered one beautiful number
Zion extends hearty svlcuulc &C.
al visitors,
The pm. Zion Hour was wegl
attended i1r. Stevenson. TIRE evan
gsiist spoke from James 4. using
Tor a subject The Great Question
- tAfe The meetings win close
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
sT. pETFR,s AND

Prayer was the sermon topic
Rev NJ L. Simmons chose for
sunday morning April "a II was
a topic particularly suitable for
the world Of today He said men
are turning their backs as a way
out OF their dilemma He stated
There are good people but they
have forgotten 20 pray and only
God can save us from ultimate
destruction
Rev simmons further stated
that prayer Is not Just 80 many
wortis. an ability 20 paint pie
turc In mind. but is a longing OF
the human heart 70 God Prayer
Is a faith venture 10 God; Il fort.
flies Us within. prayer is a mighty
power in the individual. prayer
win help you 10 look on the bright.
ey side OF life Look up and you
will come up be pointed out and
concluded by saying that prayer
changes things His subject was
based on Acts is31.
MIR Fred Ewing was solotst He
rendered the very fine number
Standing Here Wondering
The NAACP mass meeting was
held az s pm. in the undercroft
OF the church II was well at
tended and very successful Mr.
Clarence Mitchell, director Of the
Washington bureau Of the NAACP
was speaker
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night at 1870
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
CHURCH
NEWS

wednesday night April 30. The
Sunday evening Zlon Hour broad
east Is now discontinued until
later date.
Sick ana shut-ins are SIR Claud
Lgtle, 3545 Fourth Az S. who
was rushed 20 Veterans hospital
on Sunday afternoon and reported
seriously ia. Mr. William West
berry remains critically ~ at Vet
Grams. Mr.. John S. Carter 1908
18th Av y is very ~ and entered
Fairyaew hospital on April 20
for surgery Mr. Carter Is the
husband OF Mrs. Nettie Carter,
member Of the Mother and Dea-
0ness Board.
A card Of thanks was received
from Mr. and MrsA AL Frost who
are improving from injuries sus-
tanned in an auto accident. They
were present at church Sunday
morning, Mrs. Alma Duncan OF
62T Eighth Az ~, is much im-
proved at Mt Sinai hospital where
she underwent surgery Cards may
be sent 10 her, but her physician
advised that she has no visitors
for a while. A special request for
prayer from those who know the
value Of prayer for Mr. Lyle and
all the sick and shut-ins
MIR Douglas Han president OF
the Minneapolis NAACP branch
was among the visitors az the
morning worship. He was intro
duced BY Mrs, Theresa Granger.
Mr.. Hall made brief remarks on
the NAACP membership drive.
Mrs 4, Henderson, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
PILGRIM BAPTIST

Isaiah 432 was the scripture
text FOR Dr Massey's Sunday April
n sermon Spiritual Inventory
Deacon J T. Dorsey and Trustee
" Galloway gave the Morning and
Dedicatory Prayers Praise Him
was the Professional Hymn Mr.
George Barnett Of Seattle Joined
Pilgrim, Sunday
The last quarter Of the church
year ended April 30 Envelope Civ
ING should be brought up-to-datc
20 be listed on the Honor Roll
Contact Mrs Doris Shannon, Fin
ancial Secretary for questions.
a fine musicale program WAS
presented by the Choral Group
last Sunday evening Participating
in the program were Marcella
saylea, Elaine Montague Thelma
Thomas and Of course the rest Of
the Choral members.
Another fine musical program is
planned next Sunday when the
ladies Aid Society present the
Blaltley Singers at Z pm. The
Twin city Baptist Union Annual
meeting will be held at Pilgrim
Tuesday May 8 az 4 pm. Pilgrim $
Annual Church Business Meeting
wlB be Friday. May Q at pm.
Shut-lns this week are Mrs Mar
iortc Bcasley Mrs. Theresa suther.
ip and Mrs Theresa Johnson
Congratulations 10 Mrs Lydia
Brown and Mr. Samuel Ransom
who received tho Howard Award
Bs Outstanding Members or Pill
grim for the year 1885 Mrs