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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

SIOUX
r A | [ S
NEWS
NJ 7 e S

I've made several New Years
Resolutions that win help me and
thr community Il I stick 20 them
Onc IL tp write the pews un ume
ard one time each month I'm gos
ing Is tell Il as it ia regardless
tWnuidnt that he the mess
An Who don't care 60 renew
your subscriptions let me or the
Spokesman office knnw Hut the
oud ~ the month IL really the
,eadllue fer al Wp dont want
hard feelings and W. have been
tsir
Robert Williams. 90 " Rlau.
welt Avs. Ia In Mokennan hospital
after having sothaek from a re-.
cent iilnc#s tie has heeh recover
ing nlceiy ana We hope he'll be
home again soon
Gwyn rulhtYt speat a chilly
week end IN Minneapolis MINI
rho weather prevented her from
getting around Too much bat she
entoycd Waiting with old friends
Annie Clark spent the week end
AT home with her parents tho
Luther Ciarks Annie is taking
Practical Nursing tu piersp, x
Oak
have no idea what caused
George hoykin, % sioux CITY, Ia
g. spend the week end IN s y At
thr same time Annie was home
George IA a student AZ lincoln u
lincoln Nsef
Mrs sheutfs and her grand
daughter. Louise have returned 60
Mason CITY. Ia after family
gathering IN the C'uaklry houte
rary are mother and niece ug Mrs
e. C'0Akley. 1915 s summit Mrs
Coakley entertained grcup 81
vpung people in their recreation
guom IN honor ~ ts'uise on New
Years aay.
Maggie Andersen arrived horne
NOM Scnttshluff Nchr Wherr she
spent some u the Holidays with
het dauN ntcT huth NoAFv ~ time
q SUP the cup with us FOR New
Years Welcome hoFae gal
BETTY smith. daughter ~ the
late ponaii smith amt Eielth
Suith e Topeka. Kansas spent
few DAYS with Der aunt ana
urc}C the . Cahhcls Betty -
"a relatives ans friends IN Sioux
government secretary She vgsit.
city IA tna Nanktan y pak
BEEHIVE evening hgre she vas
truly = PRETTY Young thing
pAniFi CNsaies IT. left IS y
enrnsfc g. 81 leus No 20 stu,
Ms sadty an Ct,atcs Sr SISTER
ESTHER t0ncs ard niccr Airefta
knowing me man Ne may ~ gone
Coaiea plans 90 stAN a ,vrvk hiH
q Ycsr We shall niss hin Dot ~
earns this winter trip that NJ
makes somewhere each winter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

We wish To express our sincere
thanks to all 81 our friends for
the many Christmas greetings as
well as other tokens Of rememb-
rance shown US during the holi-
day season May God bless every
one Of YOU throughout the New
Year
Rev. and Mrs r Henderson
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
MRS. MARY /. GRAY
DIES UNEXPECTEDLY

Services for Mrs Mary l. Gray
"a former resident Of Bloomingdalc
Ind who died December 30 in
Aucker hospital were held AZ 2
pm Friday January az ST.
James AME church with Rev J
e. Glover pastor officiating
Mrs Gray suffered stroke AZ
her home on Monday December
~ and was rushed 10 the hospital
wherr she succumhed 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 IS
wears before her retiremen, IN
1867
After retirement she moved 10
81 Paul 10 make her home with
q ncphew and wife Mr. and MIRA
Horace Allen of gisis 81 An
thsny Az whore she had resided
Tor the past rs months
She IL survived by seven neph.
rws, Ernest Alien, Washington
ID g. TheopoHia Alien, Logans
port. Ind. Horace and Lionel Al
ten n Paul AIonzo Allen Indian
apoIia, Ind and Edgar and Arthur
Allen of TaylorsIlIe Ky and one
niece Mrs Elizabeth Allen ~ In
dianapolla. Ind and other rela-
tiveA
Burial was IN Oakland GENE.
terry
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
JOHN WESLEY RYAN. ~,
DIS FOLLOWING ILLNESS
RirES JANUARY yTA

John Wesley Jaek" Ryan Jr
1905 y County Road G. dted sud
denly Friday evening January
Al his home Although be had been
IN failing health far the past IA
months ard hospitaHsed inteFmit
tently during that period death
came as a surprise te the family
Sc was born In Pittsburgh, FR
on January e 1913 and at The
age ~ six his family moved 20
Minneapolis whcrv nc WAS reared
ard attended elementary ard high
school he had beer resident n
Minneapolis up 90 1890 when ne
moved with his wife and family 60
81 panl Re wss a member ef 81
Lakes Catholic church
NNtncral services we're held az Q
arr. "Wednesday January : at 81
Lakes Catholic church with the
Kev Pr Paul , Slatterv otfciat
ing A rosary was said At 30
pm at Meals yNIucrnl Chapel
Tuesday January q
We is survived oy us wife Msry
and two sons John Wesley III and
Raymond
Burial was in calvary cemetery
with Neal Mineral Horne lr charge
~ the service
Mrs Frances Vactav snd broth
~ Lercy Johns ~ Washington "a
sister ans hrvthrr ~ Mrs RYAN
carnc o. the cts ard a copSir
Reginald raihot - r1t,seuFwh pa
A, atts,s 49, eareFaF
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
ST. PETERS AME

on Sunday morning January 4,
before the message was delivered
the combined ehotrs sang that
beautiful hymn. Il Trust In God +
Mrs Barbara Berry with her soft
melodious voice was soloiat
Rev NJ L. Simmons text was
Claiming the Promise ~ God :
and his theme was from Joshua
Ia. using the latter part of the
Gfth verse. As ! was with Moses
80 ! ~4li be with thee | with NOT
fail thee. nor f0rHake thee Rev
Simmons emphasized that we must
live worthy u Gods promises.
that claiming the promises o. God
does not excuse as from life, that
we must do 50 In faith believing
for we cannot hurry God In con
eluRion he repeated God u faith
fol. God viii not faii thee. as He
was with Moses 50 win He be with
thee
The president OF the Senior Ush-
er Board, Mrs Christine Pierce.
announced the official opening Of
the annual popularity contest
Hhich will terminate IN March
The congregation joined In ex-
pressing sympathy 70 the Donald
Alien Sir family ~ 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-
ria al she was introduced by Rey
Simmons
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night - 7.50
You are welcome at 81 Peters
"a church with a big welcome 10
every one
Mrs Lucille McAdams reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
PILGRIM BAPTIST

Deacon = r. Dorsey gave the
Morning Prayer for the ~ am
service January The Gospel
Chorus Choral Group and Choir
sang beautiful hymns for the serv-
ice Trustee Samuel Ransom %
fered the Dgdicatory Prayer
Baby girl. Vida Rene Banham.
daughter Of Mr. ard Mrs David
Banhan was dedicated Sunday
She waa born Marsh 81. 1883
Godfather Is Mr. Albert Bantam
and Csodrnother in Anna Banks
The following members united
with Pilgrim in December They
are Mrs Ruby Baylor. in27 FNil-
Ter Masters Charles, Dwight and
Louis Thomas s06 Rondo.
To Resolve To DO was the
title 81 Or Floyd Massey IRIS
sermon taken from 81 Matthew
II Is nr Massey emphasized that
some churches were spirited but
not spiritual He said In the New
Year churches must be stronger
thar ever One az the most deadly
things one can do IL 10 80 "a wnr~
ship without worshipping Or
Massey urged the congregation 70
read Acts 5. where u tells about
pelgishneSs ard holding things
back fruna Cod.
The baptist Youth Fellowship
ret NJ 30 pm Sunday ard rnade
riarE for Youth nay. January -
and for a ~one fest, January 20
The National Baptist Convention
IN Nashville Tsnne@S-s was also
discussed At she meeting The
state s. = and BTU WITH meet AZ
Mt Olivet Church nest Sunday
~ $50 pm The RYF viii attend
that meeting a. a group Visitors
were Mr. Dennts Saunders Cock
MINI Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Sierven, ~, Paul Mr. " n MIS-,
hra INDIA Mrs Estith Mash, 81
Paul Mr. Charles Speese. sr
Casper Wyoming. Mr. AtAert
Ranhsns Mpis MIN ard Mr.
waiter Berry % Minneapolis
SHERIFF. Mazinxo reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

Conducted by Esan-
gelist 4. &. Bonner Of
~. Louis, Missouri. A
soul saving Holy Ghost
Revival u being held
~ Graham y = m pie
Church Of God In
Christ, $40 Eiwood Az.
~ There viii be SER
Vices each night at =
pm. during this month
~ January. Come and
hear this great woman
~ God. Bring the sick
and sess the miracle
that God works
through this great
women. sseeing ~ be-
liestng ~ Pastor, Bis
hop .. w. Graham
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
CHURCH
NEWS

ready Have you put your annual
I'm going TO do better or
Il resolve TO do this or that, back
into file for another year, II you
haven't made any new resolutions
this year. think of the ones you
made In past years Remember
the year In which something scri.
Gus happened 10 you and you made
a vow 10 God that II you got out
Of the situation. you would do
better, but after the heat was off
and God helped you, you resumed
your old life. and forgot your vow
IT'S good that our God Is merciful
and long suffering. not willing
that any should perish, but unless
you obey His call, judgement and
he'll are certain.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
IN NFuoRIaN

In memory of cur dear mother
ana grandmother Mrs Margaret
Rutherford. who passed away one
wear ago January 10. 1865.
Not a day do we forget you,
In our hearts you are always near.
A. we loved you SO we miss you,
Al the end az one long year
Sadly missed by children and
grandchildren. The Allen Webster
families and Hixon
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
lnfegrofion Bcffle
Wos Biggest
News In 1853
Continued from Page ~

AN'Fsft4ffAfR hRffNH
grocs would b. admitted freely
10 All facilities u ne park Negro
civil rights attorney = y Tureaud
had filed sut against the city on
behalf of a Negro golf club
Al African Conference ~ Aeera
Delegates ~ r. African count
ries meeting Ia ybe first AlI-Af
rican Peoples Conference at Ac-
era adopted q four point res0iu
tioa eondsmniug ooigulalism a.
praetiefd BY such impensiist pow
efs" hs Great Britain France
Spain Portugal Belgium and Is.
poclally the Union u Bouth AZ
RIGA The conference aIap estab
lished permanent seCtetariat In
Acers
Following refusal b. white vote
registrars 10 Alabama to make
available fuf Inspection voters re-.
cords IN si1 counties prralden,
Eisenhower, al news conference
10 Washington, iaaued q atlngtog
rehuke 10 officials ~ the state
galy in December liberal FOR.
cea. after remaining virtually dor.
mant fof several months, took the
initiative and appeared 70 be- over
taking anti iptegratjaniatg and
aegreRatinnists B the continuing
civil rights hattie Political Dixie
Gratis took spanking when ths
Democratic National COMMITTEES
refused 10 Dust chairman Paul but
Tor for advocating stronger ctvil
rights measures for thr party
In LATHE Rock. candidates sup
ported hy Gov ofvai FautaiH were
roundiy defeated 10 an election q
nit vacancies or the eitys emba'
tied aehn0i board
Claude A BARNETT director 81
tie Associated NeRfo Press and
Avis L Ttnnin returned from q
month innR tuuF 81 africa during
witch they reported % readers q
America nn economic and pul
lticai developments among the Ne
Kro peoples ~ that continent
Among countries Visited were ".
GENTLY liberated and seau % b
liberated. such aa uhana Guinea
Nigeria. and the French Gamer.
odns
Supreme liberty LATE Insurance
Company pf Chicago and Dunbar
tate Insurance Company ~ Gleve.
land merged into ore blg financial
giant With combined aaaeta total.
ing more than tz1 MILTON IN .
move announced by Eafi y Dick
efson auptene's president
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
CARD or APPRECIATION

wish 10 thank all my friends
for their visits and cards of cheer
during my recent illness and hos
utilization Special thanks TO my
pastor Rev Marlin j Hendrieth
also Rev. NJ l. Simmons and Rev
Henderson Reddieks for their Wis
its and prayers.
Lncious Stewart
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
cARn OF APPRECIATION

wish 70 express my sincere
thanks to my wonderful neighbors
and friends who were so kind and
thoughtful during my recent illness
expressed through prayers, get
well cards. flowers and other acts
Of thoughtfl,lness especially
wish to thank my pastor, Rev NJ
L. Simmons for his visits and
prayers
Mrs A T. Brown
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
CARD or THANKS

We wish 20 thank our many
friends. neighbors and relatives
for their acts Of kindness extended
during our bereavement. the death
Of our aunt Lou Mrs Mary l.
Gray For the cards, kilograms.
floral tributes and other acts OF
thoughtfliluess we are deeply
grateful We especially wish 10
thank Dr l.. Glover for hts com
forting assistance
Horace s. Lionel Allen, ncphews
and families
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the many
friends for their kind expressions
OF sympathy, expressed through
kilograms, phone calls and floral
tributes that helped 70 comfort the
family Of tins late Mr. Xavier *"
Rawls Of 81. Augustine. Fla. who
passed away December II
Mrs. NJ NJ. Floyd. st Angus
tine. Fla, sister and Mrs. Gloria
w smith. Minneapolis, niece.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
IN MEMoRIAM

In loving memory Of our beloved
husband and father. Edward
Hayes. who passed away three
years ago January IL. 1866.
No, day do we forget you
In our hearts you are always near
AS we loved you so We miss you
Al 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
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

On the fsr~, Sunday q 1889 the
Fcursh street Charvh celebrates.
tire Leryfs SUPER. the memorial
that tsssffies % TIRE I.or,f's death
Until Ne cnrnes 20 earth agAin.
ry0o special services acre err.
sflcted on sunday January 4 IRE
workers ard officers ~ NTH ths
sunday Schcal ara the Ynunr
reoples wIiltnw Workers Depart
NEWT wwre Installed IN their n.
fi.s
We've been In the New Year sor
q wv@k or harEer n0w how many
resolutions have wa broken az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

Senator and Mrs John Kennedy
II Massachusetts used family
portrait az cover With the crest
u the y & senate engraved over
The message signed Jack inside
Nieca Diane Marie Kitchen had
"A pretty card. Andrea BkInnsra
different card hnd aextette ~
brownukinned Angels on and there
we're four blond angels making
music IN the modern style on the
card ~ the John and Wreatha
MaxwcilB Nire we're the greetings
~ Efrnine and Ted Alien Grin
and Ann Dahl. the curtis &
Chlyers. the Forest Deekera TED
ard Lucille Woodland and jimmie
Humorous and delightful wax
the greetings from Fra Iseli
Thompson. back from a latfnt
from South America for EBONY
* which she II managing edi
tof ON ore page was Tiny photo
III Era Bell 10 sailors cap nn the
49, aouth America Ezra Bells
mesaaRs read Came al ms wsy
back from sunny south America
just to wish you Merry Christ
mas
naehrtor Robert g Federal
CartridgsJ f.hlehs card waa
handsome one nss some ntcs lady
helpod him pick u The 800 Nc
aporea aii four II them we're
represented On thr cover ~ four
happy people iu a auto loaded
doVn and happy with holiday
atns Impressive AMI simply hand
some was the seasons greeting
from tba Jewish Labor coumiitse
signed by good worker for human
Iity ana 4ociai iuatiea Louis =
| Lehman
A winter coach seeHe was the
| theme ~ the Arnold Knriinn, sea
ons greetings and every good
wish for the New Year Roger
/ ,nd Ann Buffers greeting had
feplioa ~ the mnuger scene 90
It's cover willis Edythe and TelH
Rurrn altering had rotand Ban
"a dressing up one ~ hts rcindecfa
gith Rreeu bow tic with the
lncfibed greeting no matter how
yuu dress Il up the wish remains
me same Merry Christmas and q
Happy New Year
Everett Nelson Davis hymle
and Margaret Adlin had nice
cheering cards The six lovely
hildrcu ~ tho Robert shorts Bob
by, Brian. Kelvin Carolyn. eliza
beth and Marriane were featured
on the card ~ Hob Short and his
charming M,asus
The C'hflatInan Greeting Of Betty
and Malcolm Wiley nha's Judge
Waahbufp. and he's Vice president
wltsy az the ~" was q treasure
piece handsomely engraved with
the final paragraph 81 the Chriat
mas mgssage reading
And 81 We send YOU oar greet
nra. together with picture ~
Lord taRannath I'alahhadra ard
aubhadp which we obtained last
am,uer Ia r1ui india with The
wish that Truth Beauty and
Kln3sosa may dominate the lives
% an men thc whole world over
not only on Christmas Day but
every day thereafter A hand
some engraved card came from
Ambassador and Mrs David Chap
man 90 ahans the cover rolarod
map " his country
rhds 10 - nice note 60 cnd thla
weeks Christmas Card odyssey
un We attn have some 90 50 but
the hack shnp IA calling for copy
and We ulst end this pleasant
taak Cor thia week al least
rseA Newman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
IN MEMoRIaM

In loving memory OF my wife
Mrs Celia bearing. who passed
away one year ago, January IA
1853,
You are always IN my heart
As You know IL was hard 10 part
You went away 10 rest
TO Join others you loved best
Remembering Ernest bearing
husband
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
YOUTH FOR CHRIST
IN REGULAR MINING

The Minnesota State Sunday
school and nTu Youth For
Christ viii have ga regular meet
tnE saturday January no az 7 20
pm AZ Ei0n Baptist Church Min
nuapolln
Rev W HOUSE viii he speaker
Miaa tudy niakey Is president
Lean meat ia not tatteninE but
the butter In witch lt IL drcnehed
Is
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-13
Col. charles A. Bruner. opera.

Col. Charles A. Bruner, opera
tions officer, was present.
Others attending were Harold F.
Wilson, Georgetown G. d. director
w. Harold Brittingham, Lewes di-
rector; Edward Jones, who has re-
placed John Duguid as Milton di-
rector, and Brice McCabe, new Sell
byville director appointed by Mayor
Kendall Hudson who previously
had done the work himself.
Fire companies attended from
Georgetown, Seaford, Selbyville and
Lewes, with a particularly large
delegation from Delmar under the
leadership of Chief Oscar Porter.
State Fire Marshal William E.
Favinger attended, as did members
of several municipal councils and
such organizations as the American
Legion, and the Grange. There were
large groups from Cannon and
Angela Oranges. Hylon G. Smith of
the ASC office was present.
Mr.. ROsenbauer is employed as
a process development engineer at
duPont's in Seaford. He served as
an ETM SIC Electronic technician
in the U. s. Navy during World War
II.
Town officials are inviting local
residents to inspect the newly re-
novated sanitary sewer treatment
plant.
The town solved it's problem of
inadequate facilities by construct
ing additional units to the old plant
which was built in 1885.
1t was designed for primary
treatment with separate sludge di-
gestive. New units added are a As
foot diameter high rage trickling
filter. In addition, the influent and
effluent is chlorinated.
The plant is adjacent to a branch
OF the Eli Walls ditch which for the
past several years did not have
sufficient flow to provide adequate
dilution for the effluent from a
primary treatment plant.
The major portion of the sanitary
sewerage system, consisting of ew-
er, pumping station and a primary
treatment plant, was completed in
September, 1886. at a cost of
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-13
GEORGETOWN
Mrs. Constance Brown
Phone: Georgetown $3.50


A. z. Rosenbauer, chief OF Spe-
cial Weapons and Defense for the
Sussex County Defense organiza-
ton brought radioactive fallout
within the understanding of the
general public in an informal talk
i'm the Clerk of the Peace office in
the courthouse here Thursday
night. The audience was a cross
section of town and county leaders.
He used charts, posters and
slides to illustrate his talk.
He urged those present to go
back to their towns and try to
form a Pathological survey team
there that would be ready in case
of emergency to work with the
towns CD director and his own
division. He offered to personally
set up the classes.
This Pathological team would be
the first to go into action in case
of nuclear attack, he explained.
He showed how measurement of
the radioactive dosage" would
govern how long people must stay
underground and other vital mat
ters. ~
Mr.. Rosenbauer was introduced
By Mrs. Mabel F, .Giyens. county
administrative officer. Ss%
Town directors, firemen, clergy
men and many others were. repre-
sented in the audience.
Morris deFrank, teacher, brought
with him a group of students from
the Georgetown School and the
Millsboro, Lewes and Selbyville
Schools were represented.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-13
FRANKFORT
C. G.. CrOcker
Phone: Rodney 4s1s

Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin c. Hudson
had as Sunday guests their grand
daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Walker III and son
Tony, and their grandson and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin MacComrick
of Rehoboth Beach, and their dau-
ghter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin MacComrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin C. Hudson
spent last Wednesday in Laurel,
Delaware at the home of Mrs. Hud-
sons sister, Mrs. Harrison Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. NAPLES Gum and
son, Larry spent the weekend
visiting relatives in Baltimore.
The Community extends SYM
pathy to Lafayette Timmons' fam
lily in the passing of his father,
Clifford E. Timmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCabe and
family of Hickory Hill, and Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Luzier and daughter
of Zoar, were Sunday afternoon
callers at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Luzier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant F. WILDER of
WCSl 1OpOAo11, vel niOliIy are blol-
ting Mrs. Samuel Lockwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Davis enter
tanned at Sunday dinner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Hickman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Murray and Mr. and
Mrs. Sirman McAllister. Gertrude
did the dishes.
Robert Davis who is taking
training work as a part of his NIT
Junior College requirement, is To-
Gated at Silver Springs, Md. Last
weekend. he returned to the col
lege campus to enjoy the Junior
Prom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Williams
are at home on Clayton Avenue
The entire family is rejoicing over
the return of Preston on Saturday.
C. G. Says: Do not resent grow
ing old-many are denied the priv
ilege.