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~ PEERS AWE


Sunday morning November 3d.
Rev. NJ. L. Simmons stated that
ms health Is poor and he asked
the congregation to pray for him
that he may fight on al the
battle Is won He delivered a very
inspiring message using for his
text. Christ In Prophecy"
Rev. Simmons was guest speak
or for the 2nd Quarterly Meeting
az three o'clock In the afternoon az
81 James AAfE church in Mime
8polis
Rev and Mrs simmons are
grateful that the parents are
bringing their children 10 the Jun
iof Church ~ five O'Clock on sun
day evenings
The Thanksgiving service was
well attended Other churches and
choirs participating we're Zion
Baptist Pilgrim Rest Baptist, 81
Thomas Episcopal Bethesda Bap-
l list Holaey Memorial en- e, st
I James AME and Wayman AAfE
The orchid for the week goes
, 90 the Senior Usher Board for The
I wonderful gesture, giving Thanks
/ giving baskets 10 the most apprec-
iatiyc families
The Lay Organization win close
It's annual Baby Contest with q
sell planned program on Sunday
December z. az 4 pm
Visitors are always welcome.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night
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Mt, oLIvET BAPTIST

Rev u n Hunters subject Tor
Sunday morning November 30
was, "paups Greatest Objective -
Phil il9. Music was by the
Senior Choir Mems Chorus and
the Gospel Chorus The Young
Adult Choir was guest choir al
Zion Baptist church IN Minneapolis
az the eleven o'clock hour for a
special Missionary service. Alvin
Scott Is director and Carl Walker
is pianist for the group. Mrs. Viola
Casscll is supervisor
Mr. and Airs Warren Brent
showed very interesting pictures 81
the ieep south and the work ni
ptucy Woods School from it's be
ginning up 10 the present day
AZ the TfS pm hour.
Mr. and Mrs Malone Of Bethel
College were visitors
Added % oar sick list are Httic
Napoleon Watson and RRvmanH
Hayes Both are patients al Chi.
dren's hospital
Mt Olivpt Layulan's League is
making progress under the leader.
ship u Sanr Smith. pressfen,
Marion Brown secretary and
/ Thomas Townsend treasurer.
Rev and Mrs Hunter are now
residing az $40 fglehart Az
You're welcome % worship AZ
NJ olivct, the Church Of Friend.
ancss
Mrs NJ r. Bell reporter.
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81. Pau! FEPc
Rules Against
Trucking Firm

At - Nov 10 meeting the city
81 81 Paul Fair Employment
Practice Commission issued is
Findings Of Pact. In the com
plant N williams v Murphy
Motor Freight Lines Inc
Earlier as a result Of a public
hearing on Sept 20. 1853. the
Commission had unanimously de-
ternined that the firm had com
mittsd an unfair practice " DIS
elimination against Charles Wi
Hsma a Negro in refusing to hire
him in connection with his APP
plication for Job az a freight
handler.
The recommendation u The
Commission are that Murphy's
hire Williams II he makes himself
available Tor work within the next
four months should Murphy )
then fali 10 hire him. the complaint
win be recommended 10 the city
Corporation Counsel FOR proaecu.
ton Penalty for violation OF the
FEPC Ordinance Il a mlSdcmcan-
or
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thomas Urges Public
Support Of Seal
Campaign This Year

This Christmas Seal Sale needs
your support @ys Henry r.
Thomas. head resident Of Phyllis
WheaiIey House
i member Of the Board ~ Dir
octofa of the Heunepin County
Tuberculosis asHociatian, Mr.
Thomas cited these reasons why
tho association needs funds.
Last year. Mr. Thomas said
your Christmas Seal dollars made
these services possible
1887 persons received free
Ghost X rays IN the mobile unit
Helped 10 find $50 previously
unknown cases of IT'S
Helped seven Minneapolis hos.
pitsls abbott, Anhbury, Lutheran
Dcaooncas, Mount sinai North.
western 81 Andrews. st Barn,
abasl X-ray patients and employ
cns for TB
Gave thousands of people Ia
formation about TB
Worked with schools and PrAs
IN teaching health 60 children
Gave FREQ home care 10 home.
less TB patients
Assisted in training professional
tn workers.
Gave nurses, DOCTORS and public
health workers new Information
about TH
BESIDES continuing these serv.
Ices another year a now program
has been started this year
Mantoux (tuberrulinl testisg Of
n GOO Minneapolis and 81 Loul,
Park public ana parochial school
children fot TB ia being conducted
now
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G charles j. Smith
Renamed Ruler OF
Ames LODGE EIks

Charles J Smith was reelected
exalted ruler Of Ames Lodge No.
100 tBPOE for the second term
on Monday night December /.
when thu Minneapolis lodge held
ita annual election o. officers
Other officers elected are Leon
Barnett leading knight, vemell
Crisis loyal knight; Charles snar-
grass lecturng knight Richard
Smith esquire Charles De Ia
Compson, financial secretary. the
office he haa held for tins past 20
years. Reuben Warren, treasurer.
Leon G. Holiday inner guard and
Arthur Mitchell tyler r H. Boyd
WIS appointed chaplain.
David Faison was elected 10 the
board Of trustees for a three year
term and Russell Taylor and
Frank Lynn each elected for a one
year term
Installation win be held AZ the
January meeting
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rogolond To
Choose system

tEOutnuf1 from page
Eve Nation fa believes that
eventual federation with Ghaua u
possible. but that tho Indignation
~ Togolaud with Ghhna " quite
impossible N olympic and NJ
pauiiu Fretas his Minister ~ the
Interior are both against the ~
toRration of British Togoland with
f!hAnB
NJ FreItas is very quick 10
point out that, when thu pisbsftte
~aa hoid IN 1866 thore waa q
majority ~ 10000 IN the Eve
area against union with Chana
They expressed BY their vote the
deaire "a have the trustreahip con.
iiuusa which IN their minds would
facilitate eventual identification
with tbcir French couuterphrts
I.omr a SLEEPY seaport city"
Casual conversations N The
stroeta Of Tome a sleepy seaport
city ~ 10000 reyeal an astonish-
INK ilst ~ grievances. police brue
atty. house raids vote bribery
padded electoral rolls arbitrary
Observation-Disclosures ccnnolsic per
scrutlon and, worst of an. h. hab
eas corpus W The Code
This has seemingly been tho
orphan territory ~ French West
Africa where. since tno fret der
man invasion 81 seventy years ago
rot very Iouch has beer accump
ushed IN the way 81 material prD.
Rtoas
The Togolsae are quite confident
that with professional business
man olympic al the h0lm In
dependent Togniand win prosper
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FOuKTm .TnEEr cnuRoH


n u customary AZ our church %
have the women ~ the church cou-
duct most 81 the morning wOr-
ship on the fifth Sunday Mrs
Marie Whitley led as IN prayer
a8 we commenced the service Sun
day morning November 80. Open
ing scripture was read by Mrs
Mary Haynes. who also received
prayer requests Mrs Eernt e
C0chrane led as as we all prayed
together FOR the requests.
Prayer was the topic that Pas
tor w Is. Williams chose for his
message And Il came 20 pass
lie fJesusl took Peter John
and James and went up INTO q
mountain 70 pray Luke 9.2s
Question II the only God Man
Jesus Christ conceived By the Holy
Spirit. born of a woman IL Christ
who knew no SIN by thought, deed.
or act; II the great teacher. preach
er ard healer 81 the New Tesla
ment had 20 20 apart from his
regular ministry, apart from me
multitldes. and prayed % His
Father then what about you
and me
This PRAYER was not the nightly
Now / iny nc down 10 sleep
II Waa deeper than tho Bless this
day, or Bless This food prayer
THIS prayer required All the fac
ulties Of q human body soul and
spirit IN effort and labor
Three points were mentioned
Jesus went up into mountain -
pray God desires that we leave
our thoughts and seek lbs
thoughts which are always abov,
our natural ideas Jesus prayed
until something happened III.
face or countenance was changed
while he prayed and lastly Jesus
PRAYED until God answered tlis
prayer. From heaven was heard
This - my beloved son hear him
Brothers and sisters have you cyei
prayed through Is God answer
Ink your pnyers1 II not maybe
il Is because you have never en-
tered FITS family thru the blood Of
Jesus Christ, II You have not beer
born from above then your prayer
should be. God be- merCiful TO m,
"A sinner"
Iannie Barryman, reporter
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FATHER or REv.
w. [. Battle DIES
IN GRENADA, Miss,

Tic father Of q Twin CITY MIN
lister Rev W L. Battle. died
Thanksgiving Day al Grenada
Mas where he served - pastor
tie was the Rev Nathaniel Hat.
ia. who failed 20 rally after un.
dsrEoing surgery on November "a
rev W l.. Battle and other mem.
befa ~ The family were az his
bedside ~ the time u his death
Tho Minnesota minister left
Minneapolis MnnGay night Noyem
bof a. 20 boz with his mother dur.
ing his fathers critical ihnesa
Mira Battle Joined him 10 be pres,
rnt az funeral rites on December
a.
Services were hold az 2 pm.
Tuesday December 2 At Battle
Temple Church OF God IN Christ
at Grenada, Miss with Bishop ~
= Lyle officiating
bic " survived BY his wife. Mrs
Bessie Battle, fiv. sons, Rev w !.
Rattle, Minneapolis Nathan A.
Jr a. Paul. MINI Bernie. 81
raul Rev Jesse Battle, 80 Louis
Mo and Robert 4. ~ Grenada
five daughters the Mines Eilza
beth Jackson Fannie Mae webb
Tholna nuelner, ida Mae Jack.
son, all q 81 Paul and Mrs Lou.
ella t'itman of Milwaukee VIA
five sisters, MIRA Mary PEARSON
New York, Mines Martha Mae.
Cam Lcttic Hrpwnor Rachel
taulker and r Johnson al OF
Chicago, IN one brother Rov
ivory Battle Cleveland Ohla,
- grandchildren and other rcla
tives
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MYM CARTER BURIED

MYn Carter Af bs2 w Central
Az died Tuesday night November
20 at Antkcr hospital whore he
had been patient Tor nine days
Mr. Garter had been ~ for The past
year
lie was born in Parts, TpS and
had resided IN 80 Paul for 81
years lie was member ~ 81
rcter Claver Catholic church
Survivors include hls wife. Mrs.
Mary Carter. ono daughter, Mrs
Leanthn Esnui two SORTS Myu Jr
and Melvin. ais grandchildren and
five great grandchildren all II 81
Paul
Funeral services were held az 8
m Saturday morning at 81
Peter Ciavor Catholic church. with
the Rev ~ Arnold luRor ofric.
iating
Burial was AZ Calvary cemetery
with Hruoiu KSnerh Home rs
charge az arrangements
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ZION BAPTIST

The past week we pbstENHH
Thanksgivlng. Everyone had many
thinga 10 b. thankful for Zion
ike many other churches paruei-
patsd Ia the union Thanksgiving
services at ST Peters AME church
REV NJ. L. Simmons was host
pastor. We enjoyed a spiritual
feast
Tho Senior Missionary WAS in
charge of the service on Sunday
morning November 30 Devotlons
were by the dcacons and deacon
essos. The Young Peoples Choir
~ Mt Ohvet Baptist church, 81
paul. rendered music which was
wonderful The choir was under the
direction Mr. Alvin Scott and Mr.
James Martin MIR Carl Walker
was pianist
The Young people Of Zion pre-
sentcd a playlet entitled Ihs
shoe which portrayed Christ
ian after he has been reborn
made new in the spirit Of God, NJ
Is then ready for the tasks set
forth by God
At the conclusion OF this pro-
gram Rev. S, f King took his text
from John Si-I0, using the second
verse az acriptural reference His
subject was. "a Mark OF pis-
tinction," which wns thoroughly
explained. Guests In the pulpit
were Rev. Mckinley Calhoun, pas
tor Of First New Hope Baptist
church. st Paul and MIR James
Mtlaap guest snloist
The close OF the baby contcs,
sponsored by the Senior Choir
riimaxed the afternoon service
Your reporter unable 20 be pres
ent. bt, was Informed that e was
a success.
ON Friday evening November
Is. a capacity audience heard the
Hale Singers pour out their souls
with a consrctated spiritual ser
mon IN song. Many hearts re.
iogced with tears in their ewes
"a they listened 10 the group sing
ing with tpufted voices NJ Half
and his group were sponsored bN
the Senior Choir
Noted on the sick list was utll
nastor. Rev ~ w Bolts Sr, who
has boon lndisposcd this week and
absent from worship sunday re
was advised BY his doctor 60 take
il easy Cards prayers and calls
win be appreciated by him nj his
home 1919 Lyudaie Az. "
Mrs Mary Hale. sistnr.in law
OF Willie y. Hale. sustained 4
sprHined ankle FER address q
fOai bryant Az n Rev J J Clay
burn ard Mrs Mary Thompson
expressed their appreciation fo'
cards, prayers and ether acts q
Kindness extended them while ~
II was reported that Mr. Charles
Johnson. 1912 Smelling Az paaset
away Mrs Ella Russell Loot
nephew and was called 10 Ofnah'
FOR the funeral Rev W T. Battle.
father died The church extend
deepest sympathy 10 The bsreaves
( families let not your hearts b
tronhled. John i4at
/ Reported on tha sick Tat ar
Mira n u w'itherspcon. Roor
SAT MI sinai hospital Mrs Beat
( riea Han. Glenwood HIS hospital
. saei Golden Valley Rd. room 2Sa
Iaha Carter az his home. i20a Il
( Aw ~ Mrs Matte Saiuuels 80.
BRYANT Az " Mrs. Julia Holh
vay. 1897 Chicago Az. and Mrs
Iucllls levels z3Ot Emerson Az
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CARD or THANKS

The family o. the late Mym
Carter ST.. wishes to thank their
many friends and neighbors for
sympathy expressed through cards,
kilograms. floral tributes and per-
sonaI services during our late be-
reayeuent We especially wish 70
thank Father Arnold Lager for
his consoling words and the organ
Isl. Mrs dJalma GARNER
Mrs. MARY Garter. wife and
family
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Marriage Fxpcrts rh,asc Notc3
konsos Couple
Married 10 Years

Topeka Kaus (ANP) In this
date o. high divorce rates. great
discard q is indeed a pleasure 20
note that two citizens Negro
couple. recently celebrated 70 years
of marriage.
Mg and Mrs John y Barker
observed their roth wedding an.
niversary Nov . with their seven
seven grarachildren
eight rrvat-grandchildren and two
great grandchildren IN attendance
The secret u their success
Barker 20 SAYS Always let ne
H,tle woman think she's right.
Mrs Barker 81 ~Glye your huS-
band lats q prsFae for everything
he does
Married when she was 10 ard
he. ~ they took their vcVs IN
Topeka and have always made
their home hcre She said her
husband Is "a nnc, gentle u'an
and steady proviacr Ter bis fam
\ ny never had 70 ~urk and help
eayn ihs living
PAPA Barker rntorted q was
lmau1s wso managed % nake cuGs
meet N the home Tie said ~
always turned over his earnings sa
lher Together. they managed e
scna Nv. ~ ,her chihsrvn % coo.
liese ons. a teacher AZ Ngw York
iCyty coUcec hclAs a PAD
BARKER remarked tsat bis wife
y me ses, looidng gri ever
saw rney both satf they Ncuia
~ wiling 20 uyp their 20 YEARS
over agsis togefhcr
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IN MEMoRIAM

In lowing memory Of our mother
and sister, Edith Clark, who left
Us three years ago, December Q,
1855
OF times in thought we drift away,
when the daily work Is through
Back to the realm Of by-gone days.
We laugh and talk and live the old
hours anew
It's sweet. down Memory Lane 10
walk
And reminisce with YOU
Sadly missed by daughter. Mrs.
n. X. Richardson and sister, Mrs
Effie King
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CARn OF APrRECIATIoN

/ wish TO thank Rev b ~ Hunt
err church auNiliaries and mem
beers Of Mt Olivet Baptist church,
friends and neighbours for the beau
tful cards. prayers visits and
other acts Of kindness shown me
during recent illness. Also thanks
10 Rev NJ l.. Simmons and Rev,
~ w Bolts Sr for their visits
and prayers ! shall ever be CRATE
ful May God bless you one and all.
Rev Jace j. Clayburn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05

Der 20 Id Minneapolis General hos
pital
There are no known survivors,
Burial was ~ Rosedaic ccme-
terry. with Woodland Funeral Home
tn charge ~ the service
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

Topic Of DR. Floyd Massey Jrs.
excellent message on the last
Sunday of November was Around
the World In How Many Days ?"
Or Floyd Massey based his SER
mon on Matthew Is l6. Morning
Prayer truthful and art-giycn
WAS offered by Deacon l. r. Tar
yer The Gospel Chorus sang Yes
Christ is Born proceeding the
Childrens Story by DR. Massey
entitled Thanks In a Diner
Deacon G. w. wills and Trustee
S r. Han received Service Awards
on Sunday Mr.. Wills has served
So years on the Board OF Deacons
His record is almost equally mat.
ched by Mr. Hall. who has served
- years on the Trustee Board
Sunday visitor was Mr. John Fon-
ando OF Forest Lake, MINI
The Senior Choir sang I'VE
Gather Together" dicatory
Prayer was offered By Trustee
Jesse Smith,
The choirs and congregation
sang 20 Zion Haste When
Morning Gilds the Skies" and Res.
cue the perishing" The Annual
Christmas Pageant viii be De.
cember Z at the st. Paul AUDI.
forum in the arena. Doors will
open at 2,i5 pm. and the pro.
gram win begin at 4 pm,
Mr. ;. y Anderson is Ia critical
condition ut 81 Luke's Hospital
DcacOness Cailie Murray and Mrs
Ruth Mcdaniel are IN az their re.
spective homes, Remember them
through prayers.
order your pocana now from
the AIM Club for Christmas
Call Mrs, Josie TIolIoman. MI
s-S754 You are always welcome
al Pilgrim The Church Of Lofty
Friendship.
Sherrie Mazingo. reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05

Nv sincere thanks and apprecia-
ton to the many friends, relatives
and neighbors who remembered
me with visits. prayers. cards and
other acts Of Kindness and friend
ship during my recent illness and
disqualification Especially do
wish 70 thank FIR Louis w John
son and Rev. NJ L. Simmons for
their constant prayers for my
speedy recovery TO everyone i
am deeply grateful
Clarence A Hughes
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FINAL RITES FOR
EMANUEL LACY Held
IHuRSDAY DICEMRIR 4

Funeral services for Emanuel ~
Lacey u iis Carroll Az, who died
sunday November no, a. Anekcr
hospital were held 81 pm Thurs
day December 4. AZ Brooks run
sral Chapel with Rev Jerome Dol
rino officiating Mira Dorsey ncll
was aoipist
Mr. Lacey was q native ~ Texas
and had lived Ia ~ raul for aav
gral years
There hrU 40 known survivors
Burial waa Ia b;lmhurnt cemetery
with Brooks Bueral Home N
charge ~ the service
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JAMES scorI DAD

r1nai rites Tor 1ames Edward
scott. s., ~ 2ieb Fourth Az s.. a
native % Minneapolis were held
~ 1 pm "Wednesday December ?
Al the wcc,iard F'unofal chapel
with Brother Hardy White nffiei
ating
Mr. Scosf died Saturday Ncvwnt
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Belelun Congo
Seeks Independence
fIoniInna4I frUm Fnge y

(ConiInned from Page -
entirely by missionaries Catholics
and rrotostAuta
African children hayF been 10
fegrated In the schools With Euro
peana. both On d primary second
sry and higher education basis
At present, there are over 2,zgo
African children attending The
same schools with whites on the
primary and secondary level Inc
Government reports That over
1900 900 children within The C0n
20 are attending state tpd mission
schools out n population u BE-
100000 Africans ana 100 600
whites on this number, 2ti2i
children are white
In move 20 establish higher
sduratiuu for evefyb0tY the
Government has set ~ two univ
rrhfea 81 The Congo patterned
after The program ~ The unfy
cfslty Of Brussels one ls Ia leo
paldune and tho other IN Eliza
bethviitr Both are equipped 70
train doctors engineers lawyers
dentists and government admins
traitors There ia also program 70
turn pgt teachers
No Native Doctors IT, Congo
A. presen. there u not a single
African doctor IN the EelEian Con
SO al top medical work Is done
by Europeans with the hsaiaianoo
~ Africans who huve had practical
experience IN medicine ms GOV
crument hopes 90 make medicine
ons o. lia major programs m the
Universities
There is slso vast shortage ~
teachers Schools are being run by
the Missions with the help ~
European teachers and small
number ot Africans There II aniy
ono African qualified 20 teach on
secondary level
Despite the vnsl shortage ~
medical dortora no African is do
nlod ffee medical ana hospital care,
even without charge The entire
family can viait tho clinics aod
hoapitals with sven the slightest
complaint The facilities are med.
cfn, aud All Africans arc encour
aged Go make fun use ~ whnt has
been provided one clinic on hos.
plial Ia Leapnidville may got ~
many as 900 TO 500 Visits a dag
"Jabs should 90 To Africans"
Emphasis By the Government g
build broad economic base among
the natives In the Congo has not
always been acceptable e. many
uelglana Many feel that political
freedom should have also been q
part ~ the overall program
During recent Walt by a gruaf
~ journalists frotu Belgium. crit
icinn was leveled at the Govern
msnt for bringing IN roo many
people frnm Europe 10 ran iphi
IN tho Congo these Jobs thet
enid should SO 20 Africans. oa
prcially those III supervisory ant
administrative capacity"
Tho fact that Africans have nol
been rut into many mote jobs has
caused some disappointment are
unrest
For sometime. The Congo has
been uulct only the extent uf a.
vast economic potontialitiea have
boon known iiut with growing
natlpualisn throughout Africa, ths
feeling for independence ard aeif
government u becoming wide.
aproad rbsrr y evidence ~ unrest
fog political ~ wen az eeunomi,
freedom belgian officials are be
coming quite conscious ~ thls
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Our new phone number at the
main office II Taylor T-i02l or
Taylor 7-4O22. Call us for your
news and ad needs.--Advt
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CHURCH
NEWS

y Let as remember an our sick
and shut-ins Ia our prayers
Mrs r Henderson. reporter
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Can TAylcr 7-402I to place a
want-ad Ask for Mrs. Hughes
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