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lcONIINUEDl

DOWNTOWN. 1923 18th st. NV
> rms, kit, semipvt. bath: $50
mo, incl. utils To inspect, cal
FACING ROCK CREEK or 4
1 bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.. newly
dec: for or 4. NO. 1913.
FURNITURE RENTN PLAN fol
any apartment, individuals anc
projects also avail in Nd AnC
Va For details. MARS LEASING
Ii 3-0O66, Mon.-Fri
GA. AVE. 4OI6-l 2-bedroom apt
clean; transp. at door. parking
adults: gentle home. RA 3-2S2S
EN-. 3-3t2B.
GEORGETOWN-Studio apt, kit
bath. closets: eonV loo; utils incl
FE. 7-5472 aft. z pm.
HARVARD ST. NV, bet. 14th-
l6th-lst or End q. ! T. br.,
k. bath; utils.: Ss5. RA. 6-632l
LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL. Il3a
18th st. n.w.-Etlc ped -liv. rm
kit bath: day or wk Ma S-9aI0
MACARTHUR BLVD. N.W.-l-bed.
nm. apt, utils. incl, Sll0. EN-
@-l055.
MARYLAND AVE. Ne, SI3-g
rooms, kit, priv. bath: utils furn.
S75 mo. Ii. 7-34O2.
MODERN NEW BLDG, living rm.
hedrm dinette. kitchen. compl
furn ST Up. 1919 goth st. sc
Mgr. in Apt l04
MT. PLEASANT AREA -bedrm
apt, for cple. or > girls. or lge
apt. for 3 adults NO. 7-s4Os
MT. PLEASANT, 1865 Lamont st
n.w-Ehiriency ] and bedrm
apts: $50 so. $3.50, 500 so
Phone or see Mr.. Yount FRANK
S. PHILIPS. INC. DI. 7-14l1.
NICELY FURN. 2-br. apt. con.
veniently loo. NV. Suit. IA
La. 9-2s49 or AID. 2-s299.
Mr.. FAIRFAX VILLAGE Sc
Lovely furn. apt: Calf. kit,
open firepl., auto. washer, etc.
pvt. entr 500 mo, utilS. furn
Mr.. WALTER REED bedrm., liv
nm. kit: and bath bsmt. apt
employed couple, no children,
utilS. incl $40 mo. Call JU.
9-3490; after =, 10. 5-4s0O.
NV. SECTION-Bedrm. -liv. rm
combination: pvt kit. shower.
bath. AD. 2-S907.
ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS, liy
rm kit. and bath: close-in sc
Wash, eonv. to military and Govt
bldgs. on Wa busline; nicely fur.
uiSbed IN OOIS1
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TABLE TENNIS-I2 fine table.
left, = sec, painted, now avail
"a. "a and "a in. tops AID. 4-2133
TRAIN, American Flyer Freieh,
with transformer, > DR.. auto
switches and other access. $50
EN-. :i-SI5T
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ROOMS FURN.-MD..VA.

SEVEN CORNERS - Room with
private bath; bus line. Day, week
month JE 3-3gaS
SILVER SPRING-Single. adj. to
bath, neatly furn.: gentleman only
vic. Four Corners; close to tranSp
JU 5-Sl50.
STUDIO RM., in pvt. foreign serv
home for bachelor in Govt: SCI
and So per mo-. nice residential
area, N. Arl, l5 min D. {. by
car. or u blkS from bus line
after 6 pm, all day Sat and Sun.
TAX. PIX. K.-Home-like rm.. cook
refgr bungalow, blk 3 buses
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German Shepherd Puppie.

German Shepherd Puppies
Female, 8 weeks. Finest breeding
spirited OIL. 6-7721.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, Axe
Need a hunter. pet. or show dog?
Xmas deliy.: $40. IA. 7-0510 ewes.
KITTENS, Siamese, blue point and
seal point, $40. JU. 1890. A
UNIQUE Christmas present.
PAIR RABBIT HOUNDS, male and
female, broken, S35 each: rab-
bit hound, part broken, S25:
broken deer hound, S25; . broken
loon dogs, 500 each. Will hold
til Xmas. CIR. 3-l5l5.
PARAKEETS, hamsters and doves.
10. 1-3344. 62S Raleigh place sc.
PART POODLE PUPPIES, lovable,
gentle with children. Only SIS.
ia. 2-4739
POMERANIAN TOY-POODLE TOY
PUPPIES, tiny beauties; will hold
till Xmas. Terms. EV. 4-6O0s.
POODLES, Axe; toy and minia-
lures. Reasorble price TO right
party. viii hold until Dec "A.
Call weekday evenings after e.,
AP. 1-0546
POODLE
Toy Miniature, Housebroken
Permanent shots. AID. 2-Og44
POODLES, toy, white. silver. black
min, S75: stud, $50: grooming,
SO; BOARD. 81 80. WA. 7-@21S
SCOTTIE, male; Axe: years old
10. l-3344. 62S Ralei2h place sc
.SC0TTIES, choice puppie Axe.
c. S. MacKINNON, 1909 N. Roose-
welt St. Arl.. JE. 9-It32.
SHELTIE PUPs-AKC REG.
Blue merle and sable at stud
EV. 4-6Sgl
SIAMESE KITTENS Health v
thorouehhre. sealpointS. Also one
yrs. old. $50 ca. EN-. 3-SO95.
TOY GREYHOUND
Yorkshire terriers. 3 ID. pups.
AID. 2-O944
TROPICAL FISH TANKS (5) and
heaters: refectorS; pumps: filters
Bargain price. CL. 6-474S.
WANTED
Axe, Kerry Blue male, 3 to 4
mos. old KE. 7-0745.
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FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned oak,
S25 cord: mixed, S23 cord. $500
Belpre rd., Sill Spg.. WA. 3-1292.
PENN. CHESTNUT Of stove, So. so;
pea. ST. so. BLUE RIDGE FUEL.
Ii 6-2666, 7la 18th st ne
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POULTRY AND EGGS
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

LGE. RABBITS for sale: also small
rabbits for pets. Call 3O1- WA. g.
36gl.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG COUPLE, vell-mannered g.
year-old child, desire 2-bedrm
furn. apt: utils.. pvt. bath and
entrance. Prefer weekly basis. Will
sign lease TU. 2-l033.
COLORED COUPLE wants 2-bedrm
apt. furn. or unfurn.: NV. section
Call MR. DYSON, TU. 2-65S5.
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PIAN0S-Get our quotations on
brand new standard makes OF
pianos before you buy Also used
Instruments Over 100 pianos q
choose from at the PIANO MART
1918 7th ST. NV lin the block
above the Library. Phone ST
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PIANO FOR RENT. Avail. for Xmas
ebony, walnut or blond spinet
pianos, Special. IS per mo. Rental
payments may be applied If you
purchase later. KITS, 1890 G
ST. NV, RE 7-621@ Alexandria
branch. 1921 Mt. Vernon ave
Both stores open every evening
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FURNITURE-4 rooms Of furni-
ture; excellent condition: 500
fer all WI. 2-647l
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APIS. FURNISHED-VA.
APIS. UMFuRM!sHED-D. c.

AVAIL. IMMED.-Several lge. efic.
utilS, incl. S77 o. up. Modern
downtown apt BLDG. - blks. of
Conn. ave; elev, garage. laundry
rm.: blks public transp. stores.
1873 T 81. NV. AD. Air.
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PIANOS-Shop this week any eve
ning at one OF the three JORDAN
stores: Corner 18th and @ SITS
1882 Georgia ave. Silver Spring
carry the largest selection oi
pianos in this area.
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PIANOS-Not too late for Xmas
delivery. Beaut. new full keyboard
sptnet pianos. Choice OF several
finishes. S4g5. Only SIS dovn.
Start payments in Feb. KITS,
1880 9 st. NV, RE 1-6@19
Alexandria branch, 1921 Mt
Vernon ave Both stores open
every evening till pm. except,
Sat.
PIANOS Wide selection Of recon.
ditioned uprightS. Smartlv styled
in new durable finish, especially
suited for recreation rms PianOs
FULLY guaranteed and fine valu''
for beginning students Sl95 Up
including local delivery CAMP.
BELL MUSIC CO, lI0s G st
NV DI S.SAR4
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guarantee Al sizes from $50 so
1897 Georsta Ave AID 2-2lOO
RIFLE. Rem. SPIT C22 cali with
target sight. NRA rated: excel
cond. $50. JU. 5-O6ls
RIFLE-REMINGToN target rife,
Model 5l3-T. with case. Price $50.
OF. 4-9O7O
RING, white gold, genuine pearl
surrounded by 32 white sapphireS
wool suit, mink collar, size s. new,
never worn: req. Sl29, will sacri.
tice- for $50. HE. 9-4359.
R0ASTER OVEN. WestinEhouse
elec:, custom model. new, never
used: S35. HA. 2-S64S,
RUGS-Used and new. at big dis
hngton PARK RUGS. ia 2-3355
RUGS
Broadloom and Oriental design,
9xl2, SI7; 9xl5, S27 ORIENTAL
RUG MART; 1905 G st. NV.
RUGS
PERSIAN designs. all new. axlp
Sl7 SO: lOXl5, S2S: broadloom
earpeting as low as 50 ~ 50. I'd
MA FAIR SHOP
l225 G 81. NV
SAFE, sAFEMASTER's approved
SO. 4SO5 Wisconsin ave. NV
Wo $4,000 weekdays.
SANTA CLAUS SUIT = Perfect
condition, size "A; $3.50. Cali TO
1866 after pm.
SAW, TO- inch tilt arbor with
extras extras; ls-inch iigsaw. TW,
SEWING MACHINE, beaut, Singer
console. dark wood, Zig-zag att
axe up pymts., S315 mo, bal.
$50. E8. 3-O540, day or night for
Tree nome demo. 9lO 9th st. NV
SEW. MACHINES, recond.: Singer,
port, with att, S16Q5: console,
S24.95. Day or night. RA. 3-6lSl
SEWING MACHINE, Singer, beau.
tiful blond End mahog console
sac" zig,zlg attach, $3.50, terms
SEWING MACHINE. elec.. Singer.
round bobbin. zig-zag attach: $50
delivered. HA. "-a039.
SEWING MACH, Singer round
oobbin console. $40: wood comb
storm DR., 36xSO, 81. HE. a-4OS5
SEWING MACHINES-Whole
New and used Pay cash and save.
Trades accepted. DI. 7-44OO any
time.
Shoe Store Fixtures
Complete shoe store. 100 running
feet, Self-service shoe fixtures,
display cases: complete hosiery
sL ana handbag dept: "a chairs;
saieifIRs ciesinf itor. t95 5000 prs Of shoes
lures almost new. Cali MRS
HALL. Baltimore, Nd. MohaTi
4-04l6 or write 800 Park
Heights ave, Baltimore is. Md
SKATES, SHOE, lady's roller, size
Z; lady'S ice. size Z; . mems ice
: and 10. OIL. 4-OS2O, after
$50 pm.
SNOW TIRES, . GOODYEAR suburba :
mite, S:2Oxl5, mounted on Cadil-
lac wheels. S25. EN-. 3-7O43.
SOFA, Lawson, mulberry, S25. EN-.
2-Sl9l. after pm.
TELEvISION. Motorola, 2l-in
screen. Reasonable. Call WO. g.
TABLE TENNIS-I2 fine tables
%. a and "a in. tops AID. 4-2l33
TRAIN, American Flyer Freisht
with transformer, > DR.. auto
switches and other access. $50,
EN-. 3-S151.
TRAIN-Amer. Flyer, 3 eng, 81
cars. dblc. track, switches: 4xI2
layout WAGES; Sll5. JE. 2-525b.
TFtTNS - American Flyer: COM
plete passenger and freight sets.
including automatic switches. coal
loader: more than suficient track
Tor q l1x5 platform: reas. DI.
TRAIN, Lionel, electric. o gauge,
New York Central, double engine,
extra auto. cars. barrel and
milk car: extra track: like new;
Sd. Phone OIL. 4-33q6.
TRAIN. Lionel 20" gauge. . locos
70 cars. access and track only:
VIII sell separately. IA. 2-lS52.
TRhINS-Lionel 20" gauge; 3 com
plete trains. many extra cars. IA
auto. switches; de luxe lighted
layout: platform 24x5 IT.: control
panel 3"Sl2 in. cost over $3.50
Best offer. D. H. RICHARDSON.
DU. 7-.46S or DI. 1-33S5.
TRAINS Lionel O27 and acces-
Ssories Good condition. HE. 4
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
tcoNTINUEol

FURNITURE, NEW-Shop wherever
you wish FIRST, and then get our
prices which will be lower Cash
and carry only. 1896 MinneSots
ave
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FURNITURE-Al types. Must sell
= Ooerlln ave. Glen Echo, Nd,
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KITS WASHINGTON s LARGEST
MUSIC STORE, 1880 G ST. NV,
RE. 7-62l2. open every evening
TILL D,m eXceDt Sat
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
MAHALIA JACKSON ON
"V.I.P." TELEcAST

Chicago CAMP Mahalia
Jackson, acknowledged queen of
gospel singers, and actor Jeffrey
Lynn, were the personalities in
terviewed by Norman Ross on
WBKB's "VIP", Sunday.
Miss Jackson, the famed gospel
singer whose first recording sold
over a million copies, has appeared
all over this country, both on tele-
vision and in the concert hall. And
she has made appearances in Den
mark, France and the Holy Land.
Her simplicity and genuine religi-
GUS ferver have won her hosts of
devoted fans. Ross talked to her
about gospel singing and also
about its relationship to jazz, as
well as about her own life.
WBKB's "V.IP." (meaning Very
Important Persons), which feat
ures Norman Ross in lively discus
sion with prominent persons every
Sunday night from 900 to 10 pm.
is produced by Ross-McElroy Pro-
auctions and directed by Cliff
Braun.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
Emeritus Status
FUNERAL OF MRS.
GERTRUDE SMILEY
HELD FRIDAY

Services for Mrs. Gertrude Smi-
ley, Sc, of 1855 18th Av. N, who
died January IS in Deaconess hos
pital after a brief illness, were
held at pm. Friday January 16,
at Rehoboth Church of Christ, 81
18th Av. N. The Rev. Mrs. c. E.
Parker. pastor officiated with bur-
ial in Crystal Lake cemetery.
Mrs. Smiley was born in Pulaski,
Tenn, and had been a resident of
Minneapolis for % years. She was
a member of Rehoboth Church of
Christ.
Surviving are three sons, Israel,
Thomas and John Smiley; three
daughters, Hollie Mae Smiley,
Mrs. Alice Ford and Ruth Smiley,
all of Minneapolis; one brother,
Reuben Abernathy of Minneapolis;
sixteen grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.
Woodland Funeral Home was in
charge of the service.
Two cousins, Mrs. Alice Coleman
and Mrs. Sadie Kinble of Pulaski
came to the city to attend the
funeral.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
MT. OLIVET BAPTIST

THE Christian Church in a
Changing World Meeting Urban
Conditions" was the subject of
Rev. B. H. Hunters message Sun
day January Is, and text Mark
Papa. Beautiful renditions of
songs, He'll Understand and Say
Well Done" God is Keeping Me"
and Farther Along" were uplift-
ing to the congregation. Carl
Walker was at the organ and
Blessing Faison, pianist.
Rev. Hunter delivered the even
ing message to an appreciative
audience.
Rev. Hunter will be attending
the National Board meeting in Hot
Springs, Ark, this week, January
2O-23.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs
E. NJ. Golden who will celebrate
their 51st wedding anniversary
January % at their new home, 3SS
N. Grotto.
Sunday January %, at 7:45 pm
dedication services of our Baldwin
electronic organ will be held un,
der the auspices of the Junior
Church group. Rev. H. w. Bolts
Sr. will be guest speaker.
You're cordially invited to be
our guest at Mt. Olivet, House OF
Hope, a place of prayer, and a
Fellowship of JOY"
Mrs. NJ. E. Bell, reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
Mary r. Kyle
In Who's Who
Among Women

1t was learned this week that
a second Minnesota Negro woman
resident is listed in the new Who's
Who of American Women which
has just been published. She is
Mary F. Kyle, 1887 Fourth Av. s..
Minneapolis writer and wife of
Earle F. Kyle, state employe.
Mrs. Kyle, is city editor and
office manager of the Twin City
Observer, weekly newspaper and
has written many short stories,
and poems.
A native of st. Paul and lifelong
resident of the state Mrs. Kyle at
tended the University of Mime
sofa where she met her husband.
She is the mother of four chill
dren, a member of the Phyllis
Wheatley and Urban League
boards. Politically she has been
active in the Republican party
serving as alternate delegate to
the 1856 Republican National Con-
vention in San Francisco.
Mrs. Kyle along with Mary Jack
son Ellis Minneapolis teacher and
author and Ann Arnold Hedgeman,
now a New York leader, politician
and newspaper woman bring the
number of Minnesota women to
three in the new volume Of Who's
Who Among American Women.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the MANY
friends, relatives, neighbors, clubs
and fraternal organizations for
their acts of love and thoughtful
ness extended during the illness
and at death of our beloved mother
and grandmother the late Mrs.
Lula Moore Farrar. Our most sim
Cere thanks to Rev. ]. L. Glover
for his consoling words, Rev. M.
L. Simmons for his comforting as
sistance and to Mrs. Villa Mae
Barber and Mrs. Clarinda Cox for
the beautiful music We shall ever
be grateful for the cards, tele-
grams. floral tributes and other ex-
pressions of sympathy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald ]. Allen
Sr. & family.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
Local SIG Credit
Union Meeting Is
Attended By 100

Over 100 attended the fourth
annual meeting of the Local sic
Dining Car Employees Credit I'm
ion No. 573 on Saturday, January
II. The dinner meeting was held
at Roadbuddy's 799 University
Ave
Elections were held for one men,
Der to the Board of Directors.
Supervisory Comm. and the Credit
Comm.
They are, Stephen Maxwell,
Donald Smith and James Allen
(re-elected).
Other officers of the Board
whose term had not expired were:
L. H. Carter, r. H. Gooden, A.
Buckley and Gordon Kirk; the
Supervisory Committee: Robert
Patterson and Robert Jones; the
Credit Committee w. A. Cart
wright and Charles A. Brooks,
Awards were given to Mr.. Paul
Wood, Mr.. r. S. Harris and Mr.
James Taylor.
A talk was given by Wellington
Hinze, a representative of the
Cuna ms. Co.
The DCECU No. 573 is the fast
est growing Credit Union in the
state of Minnesota. It has sur
passed over $4,000 in assets. The
membership total is over 200.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
ZION BAPTIST

On Sunday January 1S, your
reporter was indisposed and alb
sent from worship service, but
have been informed that the visit
ing minister, Rev. Rufus Richard
son, pastor of Pleasant Valley
church, Kansas City, Kans., de-
livered a wonderful sermon using
as scripture background st. John
1877, What I do thou knoweth not
now; but thou shall know here
after" His theme was Gods Mys-
FERROUS Dealing With Man"
Worship service was led by Rev.
H. w. Bolts Jr. Offertory prayer
was given by Rev. E. Henderson.
Music was provided by the Gospel
Chorus under the direction of Mrs
D. Hardy. Mrs. W. M. Warder was
organist.
Three new members were added
to the church membership: two by
christian experience and one, a
candidate for baptism.
Visitors were human Cole East
st. Louis, Ill, Mr.. Archie Bates,
FIT. Madison, Ia, Rev. and Mrs
Rufus Richardson and infant
daughter, Donna, of Kansas City,
Kans., Mrs. Mary Nichols and sons
Wilbur and James of Minneapolis
and Mrs. Joseph Miller of Japan.
Rev and Mrs. Richardson are rela-
tives of Mrs. Tiny Holder and fam
lily of Minneapolis. Visitors are al
ways welcome.
Sick report: Mrs. F. Mobiley,
us Logan Av. N. is reported i'm
proved, Mrs. S. Sartin and Mrs. G.
B. Sudduth are both convalescing
at home after undergoing surgery
and Mrs. M. Lyle is recuperating
at home from an accident. Let us
remember the sick in our prayers.
Mrs. CANINE Davis, room 225 Fair
view hospital requests the prayers
of all who know the worth of pray
er for her as Gods will.
Prayer meeting was wonderful
last midweek and every Wednes-
day evening 7:30 to $50. You are
welcome to attend.
Mrs. E. Henderson, reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
Civil Rights Comm.
StGte Group To
Meet Fridcy

The Minnesota Advisory Com
mittee of the U. S. Civil Rights
Commission will meet Friday Feb
ruary % at the Veterans Building
in st. Paul.
N. P. Dotson of the Federal
Housing Administration field Of
flee in Chicago will speak to the
group.
The committee will hear reports
from a housing sub-housing COM
mittee co-chairmanned by Cecil
Newman of Minneapolis and John
]. Pemberton of Rocherter.
This committee has under way
a study of the states housing prob
lem as related to discrimination
against minority groups.
Members of the committee in
addition to Mr.. Newman and Penn
berton are Howard Kahn, Mrs.
Ruth Gould, Arnold Rose, Mary
Kyle, Matt Stark, Rev. Denzil
Carly.
Monroe Schloctus Of the anti
defamation league has served as
a consultant for the group.
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to notify those who are being re-
membered.
The other special services are
Healing Mission held every Sun
day following the 8 am. service
and Saturday evening service at
8 pm.
A confirmation class will be pre-
scented to Bishop Kellogg next Sun
day evening, January rs, at pm.
The public is cordially invited.
A social hour will follow under the
sponsorship of st. Agnes Guild.
Louise Hughes Is president.
Submitted by The Rev. FIR. Louis
w. Johnson.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
PILGRIM BAPTIST

The text for DIR. Massey's ser
mon on Sunday, January IS, was
taken from I Kings, 1874. His
erm IN title Down In The
Dumps Choirs sang when Morn
ing Gilds the Skies, Amazing
Grace" and Loyalty to Christ.
Deacon A. w. Jordan gave the
Morning Prayer. Rev. Chester
Jones told the Childrens Story.
The Dedicatory Prayer was given
by Trustee Ramsey Jackson.
Friday at 1870 pm. the Youth
Week will begin with a Singspira-
ton and Service. Next Sunday at
IL am. is the Annual Youth Day
with Rev. Chester Jones preaching.
The Youth will be in charge of the
morning service.
Sunday, February l, the Gospel
Chorus Midwinter Musicale will
be given at 7 pm. Sunday, Feb
ruary s, at pm. the Union Ser
vice at First Baptist Church will
be held. DR.. Massey will preach
and our three choirs will sing
On the sick list are Mr.. Frank
Boyd, 443 Mackubin; Mr.. Ed War
rem, 514 Carroll; Mr.. J. r. Jones,
TAT st. Anthony and Mrs. Emma
Hood, Ancker hospital.
This week, DR.. Massey is at
tending the meeting of the Board
of Directors of the National Bap-
fist convention. U.S.A. Inc. at Hot
Springs, Arkansas. He will return
Saturday. Mrs. Lydia Brown will
attend the Board meeting of the
Women's Convention and Mr.. B. F.
Taylor will attend the Board meet
ing of the Laymen's Convention.
Visitors were Miss Kathy Will
sey of Bethel College in Eau Claire,
Wis. and Miss Wanda, Bull of
Bethel College in Oakland, Calf
You are always welcome at Pill
grim, The Church of Lofty Friend
ship.
Sherrie Mazingo, reporter.
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filled by a Negro as assistant sec
rotary of labor from 1854 to 1858
He was the first Negro appointed
to the sub-cabinet since the ad-
ministration of President William
Howard Taft.
Mr.. wilkins visited Minneapolis
during the international confer
ence of the Methodist church in
1857. He was one of the highest
ranking laymen of the church;
was president of the judicial coun-
Gil and was elected chairman of
the church's high court where all
legislation must be approved.
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eeeSSsSSssSsSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSs
SIOUX
r A L L S
NEWS
NOTE S
BY Kaye Coates
$40 MAble Street
Sioux Falls, 8. ID.

It was shocking to hear of the
death of Leroy Blakey, Yankton,
S. Oak. 1t seems he was shot by
some person or persons. His fun
eral was in Yankton on Monday.
The following attended the funeral.
Adrian Tolbert, Cassie Shelley, and
Anne Tolson. Leroy Blakey was
the son of Spencer Blakey.
Wear AMI age look just grand
on Otis and Irene hurry. They
were here over the weekend as
houseguests of Mrs. Murry's sis
ter. Helen Haynes. The Murry's
have been in Wahoo, Nebr. since
the death of her uncle, Howard
Greene. at Christmas time. The
Murry's home is Los Angeles,
Calf
st. Johns Mission group are get
ing about so well I can hardly
keep up with them. Mrs. A. Tolson
was hostess to the group two
weeks ago, while Mrs. H. Giegle
pastor Giegle's wife, will serve
them Friday, Jan. %, Mrs. H.
Bentley is the president and l
would say, "A fine one.
Federated Women's Club (Hour
of Pleasure) met at the home of
the president Mrs. George Vaughn,
1905 S. Euclid Ave. Mrs. Vaughn
served a luscious luncheon follow
ing the business session.
Intellectual Improvement club of
the Y.W.C.A. held its regular bus
mess meeting in the West Room of
the Y After business and devo-
tions the gals visited socially.
Francis Lotion was welcomed af-
ter being absent while the busy
stork delivered her a nice baby.
Cinly, Helen, Grey and Gwyn Toll
bert won door prizes. AS hostess
Gwyn TOlbert served chicken and
chips followed by strawberry
shortcake whipped cream and cof-
fee. Election of officers was post
poned until, the first meeting in
February.
Jerry Cabbell is walking with a
stiff leg due to the results of a fall
on the ice while boarding a city
bus.
Metz Bakery, Credit Union hello
its annual after Christmas party
at the Bakery on Saturday Janu.
airy 10. Movie, program of live
singing and tricks, and a buffet
lunch was enjoyed by over 100 EN-
ployees. The A. Tolberts, VIM
Harris and Luther Clark were
among the merry Mrs. Harris wor
one of the many lovely door prizes
The ]. Cabbells attended the
Annual after Christmas party al
the American Legion. There wa.
a party for the Legion Chorus mer
and their wives. They had a full
dinner, exchange of gifts and eacl
received a gift from the chorus
committee.
Monroe Lotion, 115 N. Oak. Av
is one of the most unfortunate
good guys, I can think of righ
weeks to get home from his R.R
now. The guy had to wait sever
waiter job to see his new off.
spring after coming in Friday and
greeting his family. Saturday he
did like the average man, partook
of some of his minor vices (plav.
ing cards for coins) while indulg.
ing he and five others were-ar.
rested and booked for gambling
After appearing in court, fine etc
he had to leave Monday for his
job again. He took it in stride. but
he wasn't happy