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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-17
Darlington Heishts News
Brummitt Family
Off To Nebraska

The Rev. and Mrs. Nat Brum-
mitt left Sunday for a visit with
Mrs. Brummitt's parents in Omaha,
Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Lamberth
Jr.. of Maryland, visited his par
ents over the week end
Mrs. Charlie Lamberth is home
after a weeks stay at the South
side Community Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buster Bailey and
son. Billy, and Miss Ann Bailey, of
Richmond, visited their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. S, P. Bailey, Sunday.
Roy Bailey, Of Richmond, visited
his father T. G. Bailey, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Calhoun at
tended the funeral of her uncle.
John G. Cole. Friday The funeral
was held at his home, River
View near Wolftown, Madison
county. Masonic rites were con
Quoted at the interment in the
Methodist church cemetery in Wolf
town.
Several Of last years first-graders
have received invitations to the we'd
ding Of their teacher, Miss Betty
10 Cook, to Robert Carter at the
FarmVille Methodist Church on
August |
The Ella Binford Circle enter
tanned with covered dish supper
been extended Mr. Aichel's series
of sermons will be based upon con
versations between persons appear
ing in the Scriptures Sunday eve
ming, his topic will be Disciple
ship and topics for succeeding
evenings include: Faith, For
giveness. Sin. . Attitudes" and
Doomatjsm ="
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AppomattOx Church
Series To Be Led By
Rustburg Minister

The Rev George Aichel, of Rust
burg, Will be the guest evangelist
for a series Of services beginning
Sunday. July 10. at the Appomattox
Presbyterian Church in Tuggle. The
services will be held each evening
through Friday at 7:45 pm.
a native OF Richmond, Mr. Aichel
IN 4 graduate Of Emory and Henry
College and Union Theological Semi
nary in Richmond. He has served
as pastor Of the New Concord. Old
Concord and Rustburg Presbyterian
Churches since his ordination to the
ministry III 1856 He plans to do
graduate work at the Louisville
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
IN Kentucky in September.
An invitation to all interested has
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| TUESDAY evening.
Miss Mabel Bradshaw was the din
ner guest of Mr.. and Mrs Gene
Banton Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Ayres and
children, of Falls Church are spend
/ ing this week with Mr. and Mrs. F.
G. Walton. They spent last week at
Myrtle Beach, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs w. S. Weaver were
overnight guests Of Mrs. A. w. Wea-
yer at Virginia Beach Friday. Mrs.
H. P. Bradshaw visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert N. Bradshaw in Nor
| folk.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Blankenship
1 of Petersburg. were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Winbern jenkins
Saturday. Their dinner guests on
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. c. S.
Blanks. of Danyille. and W. E. At
kins, of Reidsville, N c.
Recent visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. 70.
I w. Baldwin were Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Paisey Baldwin, of Lynchburg. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Baldwin. and chill
dren. and Mr.. and Mrs John Pan
! key. OF Farmyille.
Mrs. d. A. Pulley and daughters.
/ Pamela and Cathryn, Of Charleston,
S. c.. have returned to their home
after spending the month of June
with MIR. and Mrs j B. Vaughan.
\ Mrs. j. C. Wilkerson and Mrs. Rich
erson of Lynchburg. spent Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan and
Mrs. S. j. Simon and son. C. D. and
+ Johnny Marsh. of Stanton spent
Friday with the Vaughan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Farley and
Bobby were week end guests Of her
4 mother. Mrs. w. H Wick at Branch
vile.
/ Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
B. Walthall Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Gates. Frank Wootten
and Richard Osborn. Misses Mary
\ Lyle and Mabel Vaughan.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Oliver and
Mrs. Virgie Clements. of Crewe,
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Marshall and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kermit Cook Thursday evening. Mrs.
Maude Wall and Mrs Daisy Clark,
Of Richmond were their dinner
guests Saturday evening. Mrs. Mar
nf ich M
last week with the Marshalls and
Cooks.
Mr. and Mrs w r. Topham. Of
Charlton Heights. W Va. are visit
ing Miss Louie Bondurant and Hes
ter this week. They were dinner
guests Of MIR and Mrs E t. Bondu
rant Monday evening.
Miss Betty Andrews spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Morgan at Gloucester Mrs E. c..
Andrews, Mrs. Marian Taylor and
children, Gerald. Carolyn and Susan
Covington. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs Morgan and Miss Betty re
turned home with them.
I Weldon Bradshaw of Norfolk
/ Courier Bradshaw. Bobby Chambers
4 and Tommy Bondurant were lunch
con guests Of Marshall Cook Satur-
day.
( Mrs W. S. Farley. and children,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ.
Granger in Farmville Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Alexander,
and children, of High Point, N c..
were overnight guests of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Bass Sat
urday.
i Mr. and Mrs Clyde Bradshaw
and children. of Norfolk, Mrs H. L.
Bradshaw, Rev and Mrs. H. N. Soy
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Use Dillon, Ann Carwile Leona Glib
son. Roberta Layne. Marguerite
Shorter and Mr. Edward Booker
Miss Roberta Layne taught the
study course book which was very
interesting.
Misses Barb ara and Sandra
Bailey, Of Fredericksburg are visit
ing their grandfather. T c. Bailey.
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Monday night. July 10. at Spring
Creek Church.
Those attending were Dolly Chill
dress, Mary Hamlet, Lois Bailey
Barbara Metcalf, Helene Booker
Terrell and Ida Harvey, Iva Dris-
kill, Halle Cunningham. Edna Will
lis, Dolly Brown, Theresa Barron
Naomi West. Virginia WEIGH, Lou
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Rice Humemakers
Plan Annual Picnic
August II At Lake

Rice Homemakers Club met with
Mrs. George Schmidt Thursday eve
ming. June 9. During the meeting
Miss Habel discussed club Fair Elk
hibits. Mrs. Frank. the president
read the 1860 program Of work.
August II was selected as the date
for the annual picnic which will take
place at Goodwin Lake.
Mrs. W. H. Price gave a very in
teresting report on the toollng dem
onstration. The demonstration for
the month entitled Table Setting
and Service" was given BY Miss
Habel
Every one was sorry Miss Habel is
leaving but wish for her much sue
cess in her new work.
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Mrs. Stevens Is Visiting At Rice
While Husband Conducts Revival

dren, and Mrs. H. P. Bradshaw
joined them for dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Weaver and
Miss Mabel Vaughan were recent
dinner guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Wilson
Mrs. J. A. James and children,
Kent and Martha. of Suffolk. spent
Sunday and Monday with Mrs. S.
! M Hughes.
Rev. and Mrs. 7. O. Herndon, and
twins. spent last Tuesday night and
Wednesday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. R. T. Davis, at Caret, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mason and
Billy, of Burkeville. were dinner
guests Of Mrs. W. D. Mason last
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Rice News Roundup

Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Vaughan Friday were Rev. and
Mrs. A. H. Stevens and children.
Dru and Lynn, of Gilbert, w. Va,
and Mrs A. H Stevens ST.. Of Nor
folk.
Mrs. A. H. Stevens, and children
OF Gilbert, W. Va. are spending this
week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
=. T. Bondurant while Mr. Stevens
is conducting a Revival at Rennie
Memorial church in Amelia.
Mrs. A. H. Stevens. ST.. and Mr.
and Mrs Surry P. Harrison. of Nor
folk, were week end guests in the
Bondurant home. Rev. Stevens. Mr..
and Mrs. T 0. Bondurant. and chill
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Robert L. Hudgins
Rites At Aryonia

Funeral services for Robert L.
Hudeins, Of New Canton. who died
Monday. July ~, at 4 Richmond hos
pital, were held Wednesday after
noon at three o'clock at the Baptist
Church at Arvonia.
Interment was in Buckingham
Baptist Church Cemetery.
He is survived BY his wife, MIS-
Bertha Newton Hudgins two sons
Martin w. Hudeins. Of Richmond
and Fred L. Hudgins. Of New Can
ton. a sister. Mrs. Fannie Davis: a
brother, Terrell w Hudglns, Of Rich
mond, and grandson.
ars. Jerry jenkins and Billy Farley
were dinner guests OF Mr. and Mrs
w. S. Weaver Sunday
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BARGAINS FOR MEN
BARGAINS FOR BOYS

No-Iron Sport Shirts .......s
Boxer type Longies ...............
No-Iron Play Shorts Reg.
Swim Trunks, sizes Ais III.
Summer Briefs. sizes 4-10 :.
Stacks. sizes 3-8 ......................
Beach Set, 2-piece R
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
Additional Social &
Personal News
Minneapolis

Hosts At Dinner; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Smith, Ills llth Az. N,
were hosts at family dinner on
New Years day. Members present
were MesSrs. and Mines Lewis
seaton and daughter. Miss Mary
Seaton. clyde Scroggins and fam
lily, James Brown and family. Bry-
ant Page and family and Herman
Brown and family.
Holiday In Chicago; Mrs. Roger
Butler, Se02 Clinton Av. returned
home Sunday from Chicago where
she spent ten days visiting her
husband and his family an d
frtcnds she was the houseguest Of
Mr., and Mrs. Ira johnson. She
was the recipient % many social
lcurties including guest OF the
John W Dulaneys and Mrs. Mabel
Page. fashion designer, she wor-
shipped AZ ST. James AATE church.
Rev Arnold Lewis williams a
former pastor Of 81 James. 81
Paul IL pastor
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

Deacon ]. p. Dorsey gave the
Morning Prayer for the IL am.
service, January 4. The Gospel
Chorus, Choral Group and Choir
sang beautiful hymns for the serv-
ice. Trustee Samuel Ransom Of
fered the Dedicatory Prayer.
Baby girl, Vida Rene Bantam.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Bantam was dedicated Sunday.
She was born March 81, 1858.
Godfather is Mr.. Albert Bantam
and Godmother is Anna Banks.
The following members united
with Pilgrim in December. They
are. Mrs Ruby Baylor, 1927 Full
Ter; Masters Charles, Dwight and
Louis Thomas, 4O6 Rondo.
To Resolve To Do" was the
title of DIR. Floyd Massey IRIS
sermon taken from st. Matthew
l1:l5. DR.. Massey emphasized that
some churches were spirited but
not spiritual. He said I'm the New
Year, churches must be stronger
than ever. One Of the most deadly
things one can do Is to go TO wor-
ship without worshipping!" DR..
Massey urged the congregation to
read Acts 5, where II tells about
selfshness and holding things
back from God
The Baptist Youth Fellowship
met at $50 pm. Sunday and made
plans for Youth Day. January IS,
and for a song fest. January 80.
The National Baptist Convention
IN Nashville, Tennessee was also
discussed at the meeting. The
State SIS. and BTU. win meet at
Mt Olivet Church next Sunday
at $50 pm. The BYF win attend
that meeting as a group. Visitors
were: Mr.. Dennis Saunders. Cook.
MINI: Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Siervem St Paul: Mr.. II. r. Mis-
hra, India; Mrs. Edith Nash. ST
Paul; Mr.. Charles Speese, Sr.
Casper, Wyoming: Mr.. Albert
Bantam. Mpls, MINI. and Mr..
Walter Berry Of Minneapolis.
Sherrie MaxingO. reporter.
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ZION BAPTIST

Facing the New Year with
God" was the subject of Rev. s.
r. Kings message Sunday morn
ing January 4. He used as scrip
ture reference Exodus 33:14. We
enjoyed the message very much.
Attendance was good. The COM
bined choirs sang beautifully under
the direction Of Mr.. Willie B. Hale
and Mrs. p. Moore. Misses l..
Buchannon and 3. Green were
pianists and Mrs w NJ. Warder
organist.
Rev. Mckinley Calhoun, visit
ing minister, led the congregation
reading in unison Psalm % and
Matt. 6:25-34. Rev. f. Hender-
son gave the offertory prayer.
New members were fellowshipped
and the observance of holy COM
munion followed the sermon.
New members are Mr.. and Mrs.
Steven Colwell and daughter Dor
othy formerly Of Mt. Olivet in st.
Paul Flint Jones of Birmingham,
Ala.
Visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. &C.
Clinton Webb, Mr.. Henry L. Dob
bins, all of Minneapolis and Miss
Evelyn Carter of Des Moines, Ia.
Visitors and new members are
always welcome.
Rev. S. r. King, assistant pastor
Of Zion, announced his call to The
pastorage of Sabathini Baptist
church, a reorganized church at
500 18th Av. s., which he has
accepted and will deliver his first
sermon there January IL. Rev.
King asks the prayers of everyone
for his success in the new field.
Our hearts were saddened to learn
Of his departure, but we realize the
voice of the people is the voice Of
God May Gods blessings forever
be with him as he journeys on
ward.
Our pastor Rev. II. w. Bolts
Sr.. brought the evening message
using for his scripture basis Cen
esis 43:11. and subject, Giving
Your Best to the Master" The
message was brief, but inspiring.
Noted on the sick list are Mrs.
Carrie Davis, who is very i'll in
Fairview hospital; Mrs. F. Mobi-
ley, 716 Logan Av. N: Mrs L.
Sudduth, 900 ". Emerson; Mrs. NJ
Allen. 1900 Oakland Av. Let's
not forget the sick in our prayers
Youth for Christ will meet 7:30
pm. January 10, at Zion.
Mrs. f. Henderson, reporter.
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REV. EllJAH WAYMAN
CONDUCTING REVIVAL AT
MOUSE or REFuGE

Rev. Elijah NJ waymHn. world
travelling evangelist Of San Diego,
Calf, Is conducting a revival OF
deiiverance January LIST through
the 21st at Minneapolis Gospel
Temple House OF Refuge, 1908
Fourth Av s.. Minneapolis.
This minister has travelled
through mors than 30 states in
his ovangclistio work and has
mentioned this revival at each
stop. Through this publicity we
are expecting al least two car
loads OF church men and women
from Miami, Fla, and Baton
Rouge, la
This revival was scheduled by
Rev, w l. Battle, pastor last
October when Rev wayman came
TO Minneapolis from Philadelphia
to visit relatives, Al that time he
saw the Chateau being converted
into church odinoe and gave
three days Of painting FRYE You
can see his work when you visit
the church.
Rev Battle says he Is genuine
and pure, symbolic Of what a
Christian should be, and a blessing
TO anyone who hears him.
The public is invited 10 attend
these meetings and be blessed by
this dynamic 1880 nightly with the
exception Of Saturday,
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MOTHER or JOHN W.
MouLIRIE DIES, DAMON
p. YOUNG OFFlcIATES

Funeral services for Mrs. Mis-
souri, c. Moultrie, 70. widow Of
the late Rev Dr. J. w. Moultrie.
Methodist minister and church Of
fetal, were held in st. Mark
Methodist church, Chicago, Ill.
on Friday, January ?. DR.. Damon
=. Young, former pastor Of Border
Methodist Church, Minneapolis, Of
fciated.
She was the mother Of John w.
Moultrie, Jr., former Minneapolis
resident, Four other children sur
vive her: George and Charles
Moultrie, Mrs. Alva Mae Neal
Mrs Melba Porter, and six grand
children
Rev. A, r. Howard, former pas
tor OF Border Methodist church,
and DR., s. p. Jenkins, district
superintendent Of the Chicago dis
trict, also participated in the serv-
ices Interment was in Burr Oak
cemetery.
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FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR MRS. LULA MOORE
FARRAR JANUARY &

Services for Mrs. Lula Moore
Farrar, $40 Aurora Av., who died
January 1. at Ancker hospital.
were held Monday January 5, at
Alexander Funeral Home with
Rev. J. l. Glover officiating as
sisted by Rev. NJ. L. Simmons
her former pastor at st. Peters
ANIE church in Minneapolis.
Mrs, Farrar had been in poor
health for a number Of years and
hospitalized intermittently for the
past year She was born February
10, 1879 in Nelson County, Ky,
and had lived in the Twin Cities
for 80 years where she made her
home with her daughter and SON
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald ].
Allen Sr., $40 Aurora Av. She
was a former member Of st. Pet
er's AME church Minneapolis, be-
fore the family moved to st. Paul,
when she transferred her member
ship to st. James ANIE church in
ST. Paul.
She is survived by her daughter,
Mrs Nancy Allen four grandsons,
Donald Jr, Ira and John, all of
st, Paul and David Of Chicago and
several great grandchildren.
Burial was in Crystal Lake
cemetery.
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49,
SIOUX
FALL S
NEWS
N e S

I've made several New Years
Resolutions that win help me and
the community II I stick TO them
one In TO write the news on time,
and one time each month I'm go
ing to tell II as Il regardless
Wouldn't that be the mess)
All who don't care To renew
your subscriptions let me or the
Spokesman office know. But the
end Of the month Is really the
deadline for all. We don't want
hard feelings and we have been
fair.
Robert Williams, a25 N. Blau-
welt Ave, Is in McKennan hospital
after having a setback from a re-
cent illness. He has been recover
ing nicely and we hope he'll be
home again soon.
Gwyn Tolbert spent a chilly
weekend In Minneapolis, MINI,
The weather prevented her from
getting around too much, but she
enjoyed visiting with old friends
Annie Clark spent the weekend
at home with her parents the
Luther Clarls Annie Is taking
Practical Nursing in Pierre, 8.
Oak.
/ have no idea what caused
George Boykin, OF Sioux City, Ia
TO spend the weekend IN s. r. at
the same time Annie was home
George Is a student at Lincoln u.
Lincoln. Nebr.
Mrs. SHERIFF. and her grand
daughter Louise. have returned 60
/ Mason City, Ia. after family
gathering In the Coakley home
They are mother and niece Of Mrs
| c. Coakley 1918 s, Summit. Mrs
Coakley entertained a group OF
/ young people In their recreation
room In honor OF Louise on New
Years day.
Maggie Anderson arrived home
from Scottshluff, Nebr. where she
spent some Of the Holidays with
her daughter, Ruth Moore, In time
20 sup the cup Win us Tor New
Years. Welcome home gal.
Betty Smith, daughter OF the
late Donald smith and Edcith
smith OF Topeka. Kansas spent
a few days with her aunt and
uncle the ]. Cahbclls. Betty Is q
government secretary, She visit,
I'd relatives and friends IN Sioux
I city Ia, and Yankton. : OAK
before coming here. She was
truly a pretty young thing.
Daniel COates Ir. left 8 y
enroute 90 St Louis, No. 20 viait
his daddy, Dan Coates. sr.. sister,
Esther Jones, and niece Alrctta
Coates. lie plans % stay a week bu,
knowing the man he may b gonr
a year We shall miss him. but NJ
earns this winter trip that h.
makes somewhere each winter.
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CHURCH
NEWS

Charlestown, No, was made and
sympathy and coincidence were ex-
tended TO him and family. Mr., and
Mrs. Cassen LEFT Monday to attend
the funeral which was held in
Charlestown on "Wednesday.
Noted on our sick list this week
are Mr. William Smith In ST,
Luke's hospital Master James
Wagner Jr.. 81. Joseph's hospital
and the serious illness Of Mrs,
Willie h. Smiths mother in Paris,
Tenn. was reported A period Of
quiet meditation and prayer was
offered by Rev. Hunter for all
sick and shutins.
Sunday January II. Junior
Church Day will be observed AZ
the IL am. and 7.4S pm, services,
You are cordially invited 10 attend
one or both services with the
young people.
You are welcome az Mt. Olivet,
The Church Of FNricndhncSs
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JOHN WESLEY RYAN, JR.,
DIES FOLLOWING ILLNESS
RITES JANUARY YIN

John Wesley Jack" Ryan Jr.,
1908 e. County Road c.. died sud
denly Friday evening January ?
at his home. Although he had been
in failing health for the past "A
months and hospitalized intermit.
tently during that period, death
came as a surprise to the family
He was born In Pittsburgh. Pa
on January "a 1915 and at the
age OF six his family moved "a
Minneapolis where he was reared
and attended elementary and high
school He had been a resident Of
Minneapolis up 20 1880, when h
moved with his wife and family &c
ST, Paul He was a member OF 81
Lakes Catholic church
Funeral services were held at {
am Wednesday January :, at St
Lakes Catholic church with N,
Rev, FIR, Paul J. Slattery official
ing. A rosary was said at 7:SI
pm. al Meals Funeral Chapel
Tuesday January 8.
lie Is survived by his wife, Mar,
and two sons, John Wesley III ant
Raymond
Burial was In Calvary cemetery
with Neal Funeral Home In charg,
Of the service.
Mrs, Frances Vactor and broth,
er Leroy Johns Of Washington, Pa
sister and brother o. Mrs Ryar
came 20 the city and a oousir
Reginald Talbot Of Pittsburgh. Pa
% attend the funeral
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IN NIENInRIAM

In loving memory Of our beloved
husband and father. Edward
Hayes, who passed away three
years ago, January H. 1885.
Not a day do we forget YOU.
In our hearts you are always near,
AS we loved you, so we miss YOU
At the end Of three long years
Loved and remembered by Mrs.
Marjorie Hayes, wife, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent shepherd, daughter
and son-in-law.
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MRS. MARY 1. GRAY
DIES UNEXPECTEDLY

Services for Mrs. Mary l.. Gray
former resident of Bloomingdale
Ind, who died December 30, in
Ancker hospital, were held at
pm. Friday January 2, at St
James AME church with Rev. ].
L. Glover pastor, officiating.
Mrs. Gray suffered a stroke at
her home on Monday December
20, and was rushed to the hospital
where she succumbed the follow
ing day. A native of Tennessee,
she had resided in Bloomingdale,
Ind. for several years. She was a
house mother on the campus of
the University of Indiana for 35
years before her retirement in
1857.
After retirement she moved to
st. Paul to make her home with
a nephew and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Allen Of 94sIs st. An
thony Av., where she had resided
for the past IS months.
She is survived by seven neph-
ews, Ernest Allen, Washington,
D. c. Theopolls Allen, Logans-
port, Ind, Horace and Lionel AL
len, St. Paul, Alonzo Allen Indian
apolis, Ind and Edgar and Arthur
Allen Of Taylorsville, Ky. and one
niece Mrs Elizabeth Allen Of In
dianapolis, Ind. and other rela-
tives.
Burial was in Oakland ceme-
terry.
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ST. PETERS ANIE


On Sunday morning January 4,
before the message was delivered
I the combined choirs sang that
beautiful hymn, Il Trust In God.
Mrs. Barbara Berry with her soft
melodiOus voice was soloist.
Rev. NJ. L. Simmons text was
I Claiming the Promise Of God,
and his theme was from Joshua
LIS, using the latter part Of the
fifth verse, "As was with Moses
so / will be with thee, will not
fail thee, nor forsake thee" Rev
Simmons emphasized that we must
live worthy of Gods promises;
that claiming the promises Of God
does not excuse us from life, that
we must do so in faith believing
for we cannot hurry God. In con-
clusion he repeated God is faith
full; God will not fail thee; as He
was with Moses so viii He be with
thee.
The president Of the Senior Ush-
err Board, Mrs. Christine Pierce,
announced the official opening Of
the annual popularity contest
which will terminate in March.
The congregation joined in ex-
pressing sympathy to the Donald
Allen Sr. family Of st. Paul in
their bereavement in the loss Of
their mother and grandmother.
Members and friends were hap
py 10 greet Miss Annie Pearl Hor-
ris as she was introduced by Rev
Simmons.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night at 1880.
You are welcome at St Peters
"A church with a big welcome to
every one"
Mrs. Lucille McAdams, reporter.