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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

Fund dinner u tho Chicago MA
CT.
~ cited the inclusion ~ an anti
mitvcrrion clause IN ~ u g. a
bin 20 rssttic, the Supreme Court
nov before the 1uuss as an exs
anpIo NJ the tactica being used
by southcrnerH ~ Euppreas civil
hight advocates. Under this bill,
he warmed southern states would
seek 10 brand the EAAcP as sub
vermye. despite the Association a
well ku1wn antlscammunist record
and thus % outlaw a.
.Thst IL tha neat little plan
wrapped up IN ~ r. g." the HAA
CT leader naid The Old south
knVwa that times have changed
snd q does not have the political
strength ~ put across a NAKED
anti Negro bln But u has clothed
It's brain child in an anti oommun
let garment and thus hopes 10 win
enough votes from the NORTH. East
AMI Par West 10 pass ~ n . II
uhs trirk should ruccnsd tho Dixie
1is har8s wguld have a ciub over
ths Negro more deadly than The
Khan OF any lYnrh mob "
NJ wilkins called upon voters
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
WINDOW BRIAKTR oTTs 10
DAYS IN WoRkHOUsE

A - Paul man booked on a
drunk and malicious destruction
~ property charge was sentenced
70 pay $40 o. spend 10 days 10 tho
workhm1sa he sh0sa the work
house
EhOdolphiIs ELLIS. 81. bBs ltondo
Az. vas found by police lying on
thr ground IN mont ~ 400 Hando
Frank Harris tg5 Ilundp AMI VII
liam Page 900 R0nlD tod officers
pllig had broken several windows
IN fhrir honra
Ellis waa given so days on the
drunk charge but sentence Was
suspended
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
Beginning June 2s;
Elaborate Plons
Mode To Entertain
FrufernuI Order

The 33rd annual meeting Of
the Middle Western States As
Sociation Of the Improved. Ben
eyolent, Protective Order Of
ElkS Of the World will convene
in Minneapolis June . through
July /.
Elks from the states Of Iowa,
Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas, Col.
orado, Oklahoma. Nebraska, wy
oming and the province Of Mani
toba make up the Middle Western
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
NO MINNEAPOLIS NAAcP
NETTING SUNDAY GO
TO Bolts TESTIMONIAL

The Minneapolis Branch OF the
NAACp viii cancel tts regular
monthly meeting. which was sched-
uled for Sunday June q, ut Sc
Peters AME Church. pa that mem.
bcrs 81 the EAACP may attend
the testimonial services fug Rev
II W Bolts 81.
Testimonial services for Rev
Bolts who b. retiring after thirty
years az Zion. win be- a. pm
Sunday, June n. at Zion Baptis,
Church.
Zion Baptist under the pastor.
ate Of Rev Bolts. recently took
a $500 tfe membership IN the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

10 let their cpnFr"samen know inn
msdlhteiy their opposition 10 this
bin and 10 urge Ito defeat The
bin can be defeated. he said, n
the electorate from Boston 10 San
Diego, IN sufficiently aroused To
the danger Il represents This i'm.
poses upon ne an obligation 10
greatly expand our vote h0 as
serted
In the fight against racial in.
Justice. There are other weapons
which can be employed" the
HAACp leader pointed out but
J need not stress that rctaliai0ry
violence II not one ~ them" Mr.
wilkins declared we cannot fight
lyuchlnR with iyuehinR or course,
We must defend ourselves when
attacked This IL our night under
all known laws In the past tho
NAACp has defended those who
eKorcisrd the night of self de-
(Copiint,sd on Page q
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

were held at 10 am. Wednesday,
June II, at ST. Phillips Episcopal
church. Rev. FIR Donzil A. Carly
ofnciatcd with burial in Crystal
Lake cemetery in Minneapolis.
Mr.. Bell who formerly resided
at 291 F'iske 81. was born in St
Paul, where he had resided his en-
tire life.
He was member Of Pioneer
Lodge No, /, r. g. AM The lodge
held a short service at 3 pm.
Tuesday at Alexander's Funeral
chapel He was member Of st
Phillips Episcopal church.
Surviving are one daughter.
Mrs. Frances A. Moore, two sons.
Earlyn II. and Norman l.. Bell.
one sister, Mrs Eva Neal ten
grandchildren and one great grand
child. all Of ST. Paul
Alexander Funeral Home was In
charge Of the service.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

The na,Ion.wid awards program
IL conducted TO grant recognition
TO outstanding students for ex.
oeIlencc In science There were over
200 applicants from The Texas
area Names q winners are sent
70 colleges and universities with
the reoommendation that they Be
considered for scholarships
Judy attends Douglas Macarthur
high school and Is ths Only Negro
studen; in the northeast school
District Virgil T Blnssora. former
principal q LAttls Rocks Central
high school Is principal q Doug
las Macarthur high school San
Antonio
A sophor1ore ard an advanced
biology student Judy has been a
member - ne National Hous.
Society since the sxth grade shs
has Travelled extensively srt a.
tensed s-hoass in the UrItcd States
ara IN Lonf0n Earisnd
A. Rsz3aIuh AR Frrre hzas
Juey l. mrnlhsr ~ frs Moo
watch a1TftF Br 1rgarizztsIr ~
asyarrrf arsrra st3srts See "a
aIa1 aemhsF - ~ TEEN Ars
carierr artsr 10 direction ~ Mrs.
LUar s1ftcr rEFrr
g1ly Il the rTartfa Tr'Fr ~
~ ars Mr. Eau W Baursr
a. - JsIl F~h ~ Errr
apca
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

tho palShtcra Of las eame 60 Min
ncapol,a 20 take the pastorate Of
2ien Baptist then a struggling
congregation on July 8, 1920
rhr 40 member church WAS 10
Gated Ia modest structure at
Seventh Az " ana rieag After
Rev Bolts pastored the ehnroh
few o year the congregation moved
60 ita present location az nth and
tNudala Az n The present mem
hcmhIp N 400 was secured under
tho administration ~ Rev Bolts
Dean " the Negro ministers
az the Twin Cities RcN Hei,s
has affiliated with aud support
rd most of the worthwhile az,
Fanitatious aud movements ia
tho rliy aud state
lie N past president and mod.
orator " the Minnesota napiist
Convention, member board Mime
araHa Urban League, member
Etia Lodge Phyllis wheatley
iIausr. Home Mission nuari of the
National baptist Convention, mem
Der Associated Negro Credit Union
and many other groups
The distinguished retiring pas
tar wnn born ~ Mrnduue. Mis-
SOUR April :. 1873 he attended
tha public schools IN Missouri III
paalnurd IA Lincoln Nebraska fnt
nine and ono haif yoala bcfor,
accepting the cali 81 Minneapolis
Rev Bolts utaftad preaching N
1900 and his frat charge was d
congregation with n members n,
married his present wife uiHuia
40 years ago. Tie has five fhii
dren by q former marriage pn'
ron la Henry poits Dr., = minister
MIR, nottn IL widrly known
anIaug the Baptist minlstrS Of
tho nation. he has faithfully AZ
tended ali 81 the principal n,eai
inRs 81 the National Hapiisi
body held ali over thu nation,
The testimonial ana reception
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
United Negro College
Fund Sulufe On
kUOM June II

United Negro College Fund
Salute" - a program OF folk mu-
sic and classical choir Prvsenta-
lions --- win be a part o. the "Ev-
euing Concert on University Of
Minnesota radio station KUOM.
June p, at 7 pm.
The haIt hour program will feat
gre six United Negro college Fund
Chairs and win be narrated by
KuoM program director, Robert
Boyle. John Cowles, Jr,, chairman
Of the Minnesota United Negro
College Fund campaign, will make
an appeal FOR contributions on be-
half Of the UNCF
The Atlanta .Morehouse- pullman
Chorus will sing, GO Tell Il on
The Mountain" The Fisk Uni
versity Choir viii sing, "Our Fath.
err" the choir o. shaw University
wtn offer. "Lirt Up Your Heads.
We Mighty Gates" The Texas Col
legc Choir sings the familiar folk
song. ooh susannah," The Toug.
aloo Southern California Choir viii
present, Religion Is A Fortune"
and the Xavier University Concert
Choir Will sing the famous Hall
elujah Chorus"
The Minnesota uNCF campaign
goal Is $4,000 which goes 70
help provide college scholarships
for young Negroes in the south
and TO provide improved faculty
salaries at SO uNCF member col
iegcs The fund campaign Is now
In progress in Minnesota.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
Beginning June 2s;
EIks From Eight
States Gather Here
For Annual Meeting

Association which Is headed by
Scott Mardis Of Waterloo, Ia.
Meeting at the same time Will
be the associations womens Aux
Hilary composed Of Daughter ElSs
u the same states headed by Ar
rcta Butler Of Sioux city In
The meeting is expected 20 bring
1000 visitors 10 the Twin Cities
for four days OF convcntioning
from the memorial service sched-
uled for Zion Baptist church, sun
day morning June rs
A pre-convention dance isI
scheduled for the U. b, Han az
1929 Logan Az. N. Saturday night
June q
A Minneapolis Elk, Reuben r
Warren, treasurer Of Amos Lodge
No, 100, Is a past president Of the
Association having served two
terms as chief officer Of the as
sociation
General Chairman of the Mime
apolis Ames Lodge and Minnehaha
Temple Arrangement committee for
the convention Is Charles Smith,
exalted ruler OF Ames Lodge Rou
ben Warren Is co-chairman az the
committee.
Edward l.. Boyd, deputy grand
exalted ruler and association trus-
tee and Charles Della Cumpsou
are ch8irmen Of the executive
committee. Genevieve Jackson u.s.
chairman Of the publicity commit
tee, Mary HolIjngsworth, daught-
err ruler Of Miunehaha Temple, No
100 Daughter EllJs is chairman Of
the housing committee.
The local entertainment commit /
tee is chaircd by AIlene Neal
Chairman Of the parade commit
tee is While Burreil: transportB
ton, Harry Neal and director Of
the education program is Carl r !
McDanlela
other officers 81 the association |
who viii lead delegates drum and |
bugle corps and uniformed groups
such a. the Autler Guard to the
convention include A. J. Kirk
patrick, Oklahoma city Okla |
first vice president; A. J. Brown |
president; John Williams. Des
Moines, Ia, secretary; A. %
tChickj Pullum. Kansas City Mo |
treasurer. Russell Smith. Denver |
Colo esquire, william Roberts
Kansas city, Mo. inner guard, W
X Vaughn, Des Moines, Ia, tier
Douglas Gregg, Kansas city. Mo
trustee; DR. Charles Moore, Kan,
sas city, Mo, trustee and Charles
Davis, Omaha, Neb. author.
The Women's Auxiliary officers
In addition 10 Areta Butler pTeas
dent are; Anna Bailey Kansas
City, Mo, first vice president
Mariana MCFaddcn. second vice
president. Nicola Downing. Mercer
Mo financial secretary. Harriet
Trospcr, Sioux city, la, record
ing secretary; Polly Kirkpatrick.
Oklahoma City. Okla. treasurer
Lillian Bradley. Lincoln, Neb
chaplain; Anna y Driver. Tulsa,
okla, CoDductrcsa. Bessie Martin
Wichita, RRns assistant coBduc-
trsss; Classic Brown, Sioux city
Ia, doorkeeper and Blanch Davis
Omaha. gatekesper.
womens Auxiliary trustees are
Cassie Rose Murrell, Omaha, opal
Woods. Tulsa, Okla. Helen Bright
Kansas city. Julia Dalroaa. Water
loo, la, and the late Mabel Har-
ris ~ 81 Paul MINI
The Auxiliary Arts and Crafts
Committee chairman II Lsn0ra
Gentry 81 Oklahoma CITY and
calIis Banks IL secretary -trsasuF.
nr
The payBphsrualia committee -
headed BY Ruth Trent q Tulsa
Okla
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
Africo's Newly
Freed NufionS
WccO Subject

CHS Minnesota radio station
WCCO Monday night june a.
from % b. $50 IL brDadrasiiBE
a special program "Afrira'a Btr.
DEN Freedom" narrated by Blair
CLARK. CHS news and public a.
fairs analyst
Mr. Clark has Just returned from
. trip 10 the newly independent
black African countries and b.
tells what - happening there iH a
specially d9cufnsntsd broadcast
The station WCCO The time
: o. pm. 10 $50 pm. June ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
Daughter OF Master
Sgt. Henry Bowman
Selected For Course

Judy Carol Bowman IS year old
daughter Of Master Sgt and Mrs.
Henry y Bowman Of Randolph
Air Force base, San Antonio. Tex.
has been selected an one OF the
TALENTED biology attl.ientH 70 AZ.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
To Puy Tributes
Rev. H. w. Bolts To Be
Honored Sunday On
Retirement From Zion

Frcuds members eiyc business aud religious leaders of
the Twin Cities will gather Sunday afternoon at pm to pay
tribute 20 Rev Henry Wilson Bolts Sr retiring pastor Of Zion
Baptist church,
The affair will mark tho end of Or Bolts distinguished 80
pastor Of the largest rredomnanuy Negro ap
8Q church IN Minneapolis
KnN Rntla with his vito Ursula. high naona official in
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
TO NA1Y
SCHOLARSHIP WINNER

Applications have bren received
nnd The scholarship committee ~
pfaRmatsia Rprority p1ii inter
view Applicants for The 800 sei,oi
srsbip offered By Tho sorority dur
tx t1s month u June
The committee Nh make rs
recommendations ~ tho meeting
IN July 70. % b. he'd a. ne home
~ Mrs EeHsfa Nellie 2p45 Tfard
A. n Minneapolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

son n 1859 June
raduatc OF
North High
hoal Aiunsap
ola
~ school Hte
was = member ~
The Y Teen
worked IN me d.
brary asa iibrafv
page ard served
ln the PTRA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

Err Faa been rur1Ys1 ri Mn.
Hsapals General h5Fpiial f9f me
pasf 49, years AL nJrs0s aid
Fle VIII Ba7 change boz status
~ LrW
NJ HHaH F ne aes Hfs1 moth
~ ~ Hfff fsgvtf wafr Hu
ear pafFw sn8 Atrs fanfry -
nrnesriir ar1 Eafts r Patrick
~ itHIalIr ~ ore sln Danny
D. HasIr HrasFrass arf ~
FfHf1ffIIfrrn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

zng am0rR the fourteen a'.e<fr#
Of - C@ufrsfs $50 ctaiF fuss.Hfrs
a. re- pags rsnFszeHtatlTa ~ tan
Al afafe Chors hsN On grfHaeF
% fhe Minneapolis AHfItgFsr Hn
slsr sang and portrayed enc FH
81 arf ~ three slngF ln ne srH1@ f
Christmas psgoarf He risgaf .rr
~ ~ Leads in ~ Eab0 ifaf
OTerrffa presented ~ ne aHa-.
sos .ftar Interests arr rafn
sEF ang music
Melvin pans % rsf-raf. #
WaraIrHFf asEeFs fH r t
s9I naI sertrr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

An Ar enthusiast Annette har
exhibited aars ~ hsr drapinga
ana psisfinE 81 tss Minneapolis
A. insfl'9ts sna 81 tbs University
- Nlur~a1fs
Music a1f arf arr f~r hobbisr
she BE- So "a gtfsr - NJ ars
hfrF WMs1 ~ Faftssnor q 90
g8rarf ~ Isl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

Rev Jacob G ogiosby. a per
sonal friend and classmate 81 Rev
Martin Luther Simmons. VIII be
the guest speaker at st Peters
Church, 40i F.. 4lst Street June
n, AZ tho iO.f5 am hour
Rev Ogiesby IL presently the
distinguished and energetic pastor
Of Christ Baptist Church, Detroit.
Michigan.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

Norrin- Neison Honor Society.
whose membership b based on
scholarship Frdre and character
Nouine vas .af N ne best cheer
Leaders Central has had
she vaa Ef1 Cross chairman
band cashier Attendant for Cent
rails Home HguIng Queen and
worked a ihs office
Hho H ffe daughter ~ Mrs.
Vivian NeisaG 81 l72s r1fth Az q
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

DianF m""Ff church and Ia a
msulrr NJ fEr FuF.Hr HAACP
Ima plans ~ attend Creighton
UnHrt u OuaIa Heb
iiff rtHHa Hfs Hgir0minK and
tsna
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

Minnesota CONS
fan and win ma
i1r In business
administration
A june 1899
graduate 81 Min
ncap0lia Central
fngh School she
was a member q
the National
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

IEiehsrt ~ era
a 1853 June grad
atr Of Crrfra'
nigh aShDm la
~ Paul
10 was a uF
her If ~ Cb4r
Chemistry Cah
Radio C1ub wu
dent runH rr
rsseufs'fys ar
f-hls~an agent De-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

IVA Annusl Bfsaksstlis Anat
sslf Ger Tournament JuiT ii.Iz
Ts.a-isfs Hlrth c.af Cssfss spoa
-sy-a ~ gisausy siefnassns sf.yas
- f4fansssilk Adst
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

Az s. Minneap
Oils q y average
student isa June
gradpnte from
Minneapolis Cent
raj hgh Eehrol
Ronald vas q
rmtsT q the
senior Cahsmsf
c1h PISA rep
vusHtafive
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

has been award
81 u Rsb9iaraHip
10 the University
u Mn
vh@rr b. BlIl "a
roll IN the fall IN
the piyaoal rag
cation Herar'
frsut
Harold VIA .
member Of no
Ef,rtt fffyE That
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

OUasn ggtr Chit Ansasi IN
nsnt Jafpatfa fiaiidaF Wstinaf
Daafs - pfa -atafdaF Iuar ~
~ fftthef fasaaI S.aF a.
ganss ufLsta 800 Adft
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

ball ard track fsau1 aE1 wa7
selected for the I'll city fga'haII
team ~ alec has been rfaasa ta
rlsy IN ne Ffghih ABnlaI North.
South aU star game o. ~ played
August 20 1863 ~ the FaTrfs
Stadium
% Be- fhs ElH ~ NJ ar1 Hrs
Esrfdn Vi Lewis n gZ2 Ff
~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

tend q CiAi
course In biology.
sponsored by the
National Science
fp1 n dalton at
Prairie View Col.
leEe Prairie
View Tex start
ing June 10 and
continuing thru
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

fFiffaANh NNr -
r. June graduate
~ our Lady 81
Peace high chool
tn g. Paul
Bio zee mem
Der tho seiaii
tY member ~
iir choir AZ a.
Peter Ciaver
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

WV" NNff w hNfffhHH'f a'fas'fasNF
Afternoon Upon Ills Retifennnt
for Rpv aud Mira Bolts viii he
hrld IN the undorcrpft ~ the
church There viii Dc number ~
speakers who win make brief re-
marks music. response ffum the
Bolts and presentations from the
church which aa dearly loves Rev
ilottH
Tho public IL invited 70 attend
tho affair. The public IL also cord
tally invited to hear Raw natta az
the morning service deliver his
final sermon as pastor Of Zion
Baptist al l014b am.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
Eoh Bell. Life
Long ST. Paul
Resident Dies

Funeral services for Earl Bell
resident Of Crspus Attacks
Home, who died June 10. at An
cker hospital after a short illness,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
srTAL TRASH GAN

SOMEONE stple tnn trash can
barrel from the backyard 81 the
home ~ Mrs Arthur nlakny, ST.
between 800 y nr and pm Juno
10.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
To Curb Negroi
To Curb Negro!
Dixie Politicians Use
New Strategy; Strike
At Supreme Court

Chicago June i2Dixe politicians realizing that they
longer politically powerful enough 20 push through Congress
naked iheRro bill" have adopted tactics aud
seeking their objective through support Of legislation 20
The United States Supreme Court under Of fighting
communism Roy wilkins NAACp executive secretary charged
address prepared for delivery here tonight ~ Freedom
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

fate June 4 from
Vocational Ingh
ash,saH evening
Hr hoo1 Mrs
Bwnj1 WIS Kraa
gatsd a. q prac
teal nurse after
pursuing q fwo
year extension
ifHn IN rractl
aH ...War
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
Wins 81. 500 Bremen
Foundation Scholarship

Miss Bertha L. strowdcr, dauFht
sr ~ Mr. and Mra. Levi atrnwdcy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
Central Nj Grad

Melvin vernon Boyd. son ~ "r
ard Mrs Maurice E1yd u gza
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
YosntIonal Graduate

Mrs. gary y HuaiH. s3a7 Third
~ b was one ~ NJ - ~ grad
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

Diane Moore daughtsr ~ Mr.
ma Ma Eugene Moore % ess
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
Minneapolis Central
High Groduote

Ronald Suits. son o. Mr. ard
Mrs Frnnk EILEEN aaz2 CoIIrnb1a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
North High
School Groduote

A career "a fashion designer l.
IN the plans fgr Annette patier.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
Mpls. Central ~ Orod

NGrriHe Patricia Nelson plans 20
mHtneulaie ~ the University 81
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

100 T1fTH HrrH THE Hf|T
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
freedom In Heoven

Although Christianity offered the Negro
an Interpretation OF his existence IN an
alien world q did not undertake 10 change
hts earthly condition a. regards his cnalavo-
mcut When for economic reasons, during
the i3tb century the Negro indenturod serv-
ans lost the status which white iudcntund
servants had and became a servant for
Nfe. or a slave $50 legislatures made u
clear that conversion 10 Christianity meant
freedom not Tor the body 10 this world, bat
for the soul IN after life r. Franklin
Frazier.
Holmes County herald., 1959-05-21
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
FOR EIGHTH GRADE

The theme of the eighth grade
commencement program which
was held in the school auditorium
last Wednesday evening was 1.-The
Wishing Well" The cast included
each member of the class: Caro-
lyn Alexander, Carl Allen, Fay
Armstrong, Cade Bicker, Alice 10
Browning, Tommy Butler, Eva
Mae Crow, Alvin Green, Jean
Green, Ann Jackson, Bob Jackson
and Joyce McCreary. The setting
was Happy Hours Garden" Bob
by Maddox of the seventh grade
served as the gardener. The voice
of the Wishing Well was Tommy
Ellis of the sixth grade, The pro
gram was as follows:
Professional, Mrs. E. E. Tate;
invocation, Mr.. J. T. Montgomery;
salutatory, Bob Jackson; class
history, Alvin Green; piano solo,
Alice 10 Browning; class will,
Jean Green; class prophecy, Cade
Bicker; class creed, Eva Mae
Crow class poem, Joyce Nc
Creary; valedictory, Ann Jackson;
presentation of certificates and
awards, Mr.. j. T. Montgomery;
Goodnight" Fay Armstrong;
,benediction, Mr.. Montgomery; re-
cessional, Mrs. E. E. Tate.
The following received awards:
Salutatorian, Bob Jackson and
Alvin Green; valedictorian, Ann
Jackson; best boy athlete, Cade
Bicker; best girl athlete, Alice
10 Browning; best all-round stu
dent, Ann Jackson; highest gen.
eral average from sixth, seventh
and eighth grades, Kay Martin
with an average of 97.63.
Ushers were the seventh grade
girls: Carolyn Browning, Mary
Crow and Geneva Tucker.
Miss Margaret Wilkes of At
lanta, Georgia.. spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Tate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Cade are
delighted to have as their guests
this week MI. and Mrs. Walter
Riser of Clinton.
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. C. L.
Brock motored to Memphis to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brock. They
returned home Monday and report
ed Mr.. George Brock much i'm
proved after a seige of virus.
Mrs. Carl Arnold and Mrs. Har.
vey Campbell visited III Kosciuskc
Monday.