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were held at 10 am. Wednesday,
June IT, at st. Phillips Episcopal
church. Rev. FIR. Denzil A. Carly
officiated with burial in Crystal
Lake cemetery in Minneapolis.
Mr.. Bell who formerly resided
at POI Fiske st. was born in St.
Paul, where he had resided his en-
tire life.
He was a member of Pioneer
Lodge No. 1, F. & AM. The lodge
held a short service at 8 pm.
Tuesday at Alexander's Funeral
chapel. He was a member of st.
Phillips Episcopal church.
Surviving are one daughter,
Mrs. Frances A. Moore, two sons,
Earlyn R. 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.
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the Daughters of Isis came to Min
neapolis to take the pastorate of
Zion Baptist, then a struggling
congregation on July 5, 1929.
The 40 member church was To-
Gated in a modest structure at
Seventh Av. N. and Hoag. After
Rev. Bolts, pastored the church
for a year the congregation moved
to it's present location at 18th and
Lyndale Av. N. The present mem
bership Of 900 was secured under
the administration Of Rev. Bolts.
Dean Of the Negro ministers
Of the Twin Cities Rev. Bolts
has affiliated with and support
ed most Of the worthwhile or
ganizatiOns and movements in
the city and state.
He is past president and mod
orator of the Minnesota Baptist
Convention; member board Mime
apolis Urban League, member
Elks Lodge, Phyllis Wheatley
House, Home Mission Board of the
National Baptist Convention, men,
Der Associated Negro Credit Union
and many other groups.
The distinguished retiring pas
tor was born in Meadville, Mis-
souri, April 7, 1878. He attended
the public schools in Missouri. He
pastored in Lincoln, Nebraska for
nine and one-haf years before
accepting the call Of Minneapolis.
Rev. Bolts started preaching in
1905 and his first charge was a
congregation with IL members. He
married his present wife Ursula
80 years ago. He has five chill
dren by a former marriage. One
son is Henry Bolts, Jr., a minister.
Mr.. Bolts is widely known
among the Baptist ministry of
the nation. He has faithfully at
tended all Of the principal meet
ings Of the National Baptist
body held all over the nation.
The testimonial and reception
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ST. Paul Man
Injured In Aufo
Heod-On Crash

A st. Paul man Thomas w.
CJackie) Hickman, Jr., $40 Dayton
Av., was injured seriously June IL
in a head-on auto collision near
Sterling-Rock Falls, III.
The injured man was in a car
driven by his father Thomas Hick-
man of 1921 N. st. Adams re-
turning home from Chicago.
The injured man is also the son
of Mrs. Lillian Balenger, with
whom he lives at the Dayton Av.
address.
The extent of the younger Hick-
mans injuries had not been learned
at press time. Both men were
treated at a hospital in Sterling,
III.
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valuable prizes so ten gallon fills
of Boron Motor Oil, a boys or
girls bicycle transistor radio, de-
luxe barbecue grill, picnic bas-
kets.
For most of the latter prizes
no purchase is necessary-all you
have to do is register, Mr.. Glen
denning says.
Jimmy's DIX Service located at
800 N. Western has long been a
community institution. In its newly
constructed modern station it is
now in a position to give motorists
an improved service to keep their
cars in tip-top condition.
Jimmy's phone number is CA.
1896.
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to let their congressman know i'm
mediately their opposition to this
bill and to urge its defeat. The
bill can be defeated, he said, II
the electorate, from Boston to San
Diego, is sufficiently aroused to
the danger it represents. This i'm
poses upon us an obligation to
greatly expand our vote, he as
serted.
In the fight against racial in
justice, there are other weapons
which can be employed" the
NAACP leader pointed out, but
I need not stress that retaliatory
violence is not one of them" Mr..
wilkins declared. I'VE cannot fight
lynching with lynching. OF course,
we must defend ourselves when
attacked. This is our right under
all known laws. In the past the
NAACP has defended those who
exercised the right Of self-de-
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WINDOW BREAKER GETS 10
DAYS IN WoRKHOUSE

A st. Paul man booked on a
drunk and malicious destruction
of property charge was sentenced
to pay SIS or spend 10 days in the
workhouse. He chose the work
house.
Rhodolphus Ellis, 81, 56s Rondo
Av., was found by police lying on
the ground in front of 495 Rondo.
Frank Harris, 495 Rondo and Will
liam Page, 499 Rondo told officers
Ellis had broken several windows
in their homes.
Ellis was given 80 days on the
drunk charge but sentence was
suspended.
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OO"AAaAAA 10
The nationwide awards program
is conducted to grant recognition
to outstanding students for ex-
cellence in science. There were over
200 applicants from the Texas
area. Names of winners are sent
to colleges and universities with
the recommendation that they be
considered for scholarships.
Judy attends Douglas Macarthur
high school and is the only Negro
student in the northeast school
district. Virgil T. Blossom, former
principal of Little Rocks Central
high school is principal Of Doug
las Macarthur high school, San
Antonio.
A sophomore and an advanced
biology student, Judy has been a
member of the National Honor
Society since the sixth grade. She
has travelled extensively and at
tended schools in the United States
and in London, England.
At Randolph Air Force base,
Judy is a member of the Moon
watch society, an organization of
advanced science students. She is
also a member Of the Teen Age
canteen under the direction Of Mrs,
Lillian Sutton Taylor.
Judy is the granddaughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl w. Bowman
sr. of 1912 Fourth Av. s., Mime
apolis.
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Afriea's Newly
Freed Motions
Wcc0 Subject

CBS's Minnesota radio station
WCCO Monday night June %,
from sos to $3.50 is broadcasting
a special program, "Africa's Bur
den: Freedom" narrated by Blair
Clark, CHS news and public af-
fairs analyst.
Mr.. Clark has Just returned from
a trip to the newly independent
black African countries and he
tells what is happening there in a
specially documented broadcast.
The station wCCO. The time
sos pm. to $40 pm. June ~.
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Elaborate Plans
Mode To Entertain
ErofernoI Order

The 33rd annual meeting of
the Middle Western States As
ISOLATION of the Improved. Ben
evOlent, Protective Order of
Elks of the World will convene
in Minneapolis June % through
July l.
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
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H o n or Society,
whose membership is based on
scholarship, service and character.
Norrine was one Of the best cheer
leaders Central has had.
She was Red Cross chairman,
band cashier, attendant for Cent
rails Homecoming Queen and
worked In the office.
She is the daughter Of Mrs.
Vivian Nelson Of s72s Fifth Av. 8.
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An art enthusiast, Annette has
exhibited some of her drawings
and painting at the Minneapolis
Art Institute and at the University
of Minnesota.
Music and art are her hobbies.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Patterson Of 300
Girard Av. N.
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Av. s., Minneap-
oils, a B average
student is a June
or a d u a t e from
Minneapolis Cent
raj high school.
Ronald was a
member of the
Senior Calumet
Club; PISA rep
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chairman Senior Program commit
tee; president of a Junior Achieve
ment; member of the radio work
shop.
His hobbies are: music, and
swimming.
His was a nominee for senior
class treasurer and entered an
essay in the Gale essay which was
among the final essays judged.
Ronald plans to attend the Uni
versity of Minnesota In the FAN.
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Rev. Jacob C. Oglesby, a per-
sonal friend and classmate of Rev.
Martin Luther Simmons, will be
the guest speaker at st. Peters
Church, 401 E. 41st Street, June
81, at the 10:45 am. hour.
Rev. Oglesby is presently the
distinguished and energetic pastor
of Christ Baptist Church, Detroit,
Michigan.
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Duluth EIks g. Daughter
EIks Elect Officers

Newly elected officers of Lake
head Lodge No. 1449 IBPOEW of
Duluth, Minnesota named early
this month are: Carl B. Harris,
exalted ruler; Samuel Groves. es-
teemed loyal knight; James Meek,
esteemed lecturing knight; w.
Carter esquire, James Williams,
trustee and w. Hall, tiler.
Duluth Daughter Elks elected
Avelina Daniels, daughter ruler;
Jean Wilson, vice-daughter ruler,
Leslie Packard financial secretary;
Viola Hines, chaplain and Ella
Bess Strothers, secretary.
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Daughter Of Master
Sgt. Henry Bowman
Selected For Course

Judy Carol Bowman, Is year old
daughter of Master Sgt. and Mrs.
Henry P. Bowman of Randolph
Air Force base, San Antonio, Tex,
has been selected as one of the
talented biology students to at
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Beginning June 28:
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 Women's Aux
iliary composed Of Daughter Elks
of the same states headed by Ar
reta Butler of Sioux City, Ia.
The meeting is expected to bring
1000 visitors to the Twin Cities
for four days of conventioning
from the memorial service sched-
uled for Zion Baptist church, Sun
day morning June %.
A pre-convention dance is
scheduled for the U. B. Hall at
1929 Logan Av. N. Saturday night
June 81.
A Minneapolis Elk, Reuben B.
Warren, treasurer of Amos Lodge
No. 1O6, is a past president of the
Association having served two
terms as chief officer of the as
ISOLATION.
General Chairman of the Mime
apolis Ames Lodge and Minnehaha
Temple arrangement committee for
the convention is Charles Smith,
exalted ruler Of Ames Lodge. Reu-
ben Warren is co-chairman Of the
committee.
Edward L. Boyd, deputy grand
exalted ruler and association trus-
tee and Charles Della Compson
are chairTnen of the executive
committee; Genevieve Jackson is
chairman of the publicity commit
tee; Mary Hollingsworth, daught-
er ruler of Minnehaha Temple, No.
129 Daughter Elks is chairman of
the housing committee.
The local entertainment commit
tee is chaired by Allene Neal.
Chairman Of the parade commit
tee is Willie Burren; transporta-
ton: Harry Neal and director of
the education program is Carl E.
McDaniels.
Other officers of the association
who will lead delegates, drum and
bugle corps and uniformed groups
such as the Antler Guard to the
convention include: A. ]. Kirk
patrick, Oklahoma City, Okla,
first vice-president; A. ]. Brown
president; John Williams, Des
Moines, Ia, secretary; A. E.
CChick) Pullum, Kansas City, Mo,
treasurer; Russell Smith, Denver,
Colo, esquire; William Roberts,
Kansas City, Mo, inner guard; w.
K. Vaughn, Des Moines, Ia, tiler;
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 to Areta Butler presi-
dent are; Anna Bailey, Kansas
City, Mo-, first vice president;
Mariana McFadden, second vice
president; Nicola Downing, Mercer,
Mo, financial secretary; Harriet
Trosper. Sioux City, Ia, record
ing secretary; Polly Kirkpatrick,
Oklahoma City, Okla, treasurer;
Lillian Bradley, Lincoln, Neb.,
chaplain; Anna B. Driver, Tulsa,
Okla, conductress; Bessie Martin,
Wichita, Kans., assistant conduc-
tress; Classic Brown, Sioux City,
Ia, doorkeeper and Blanch Davis,
Omaha, gatekeeper.
Women's Auxiliary trustees are:
Cassie Rose Murrell, Omaha; Opal
Woods, Tulsa, Okla, Helen Bright,
Kansas City; Julia Delrosa, Water
loo, Ia, and the late Mabel Har-
ris of st. Paul, MINI.
The Auxiliary Arts and Crafts
Committee chairman is Lenora
Gentry Of Oklahoma City and
Callie Banks is secretary-treasur-
er.
The paraphernalia committee is
headed by Ruth Trent Of Tulsa.
Okla.
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PRAGMATEIA TO NAME
SCHOLARSHIP WINNER

Applications have been received
and the scholarship committee of
Pragmateia Sorority will inter
view applicants for the 500 schol-
arship offered by the sorority dur
ing the month Of June.
The committee will make its
recommendations at the meeting
on July 10, to be held at the home
Of Mrs. Beneta Nellie, S945 Third
Av. s., Minneapolis.
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She has been employed at Min
neapolis General hospital for the
past 14h years as a nurses aid.
She will now change her status
to L.P.N.
Mrs. Swain is the devoted moth
er of three daughters, Mines. SUI
san Parker and Alice Landry of
Minneapolis and Nettie G. Patrick
of Louisville, KY; one son, Danny
L. Swain Minneapolis, and II
grandchildren.
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High School Graduate
Diane Moore, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Moore Of 96(

Iglehart Av., is
a June graduate
of Our Lady Of
Peace high school
in st. Paul.
She was a men,
Der Of the sodali-
ty; member Of
the choir at st.
Peter Claver
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18th Annual Bonneville Amat-
eur Golf Tournament July ll-l2.
Theodore With Golf Course. Spon-
sored by Jimmy SIemmons, Mayor
Of BrOnzeviIIe.-Advt.
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member of the Junior NAACP.
Diane plans to attend Creighton
University in Omaha, Neb.
Her hobbies are swimming and
tennis.
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uate June 4, from
Vocational High
Schools evening
s c h oil. Mrs.
Swain was grad
uated as a prac-
teal nurse after
pursuing a two
" ar extension
course in Practi-
cal nursing
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To Curb Negro:
To Curb Negro:
Dixie Politicians Use
New Strategy; Strike
At Supreme Court

longer politically powerful enough push through Congress
"a naked anNegro BILL have adopted tactics and
seeking their objective through support of legislation to
United States Supreme Court under of fighting
communism Roy Wilkins NAACP executive secretary charged
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RELEASED ON ASSAULT
AND BATTERY CHARGE

David williams, $50 w. Central
arrested June IL on an assault and
battery warrant was released on
motion of the city prosecutor Mon
day.
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Vernon Boyd Chisean agent. he
was among the fourteen selected
out of CentraIs $50 choir members
as st. PauTs representative to the
All State Chorus held in October
at the Minneapolis Auditorium; he
also sang and portrayed the role
of one of three kings in the schools
Christmas Pageant. He played one
of the leads in the Robin Hood
operetta presented by the school.
His other interests are psychol-
ogy and music.
Melvin plans to matriculate at
Manchester college this fall and
will study electronics.
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son, a 1859 June
era d u ate of
N orth High
School, Minneap-
oils.
At school she
was a member of
the Y = T e en- ,
worked in the IL
brary as a library
page and served
In the pit G A
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Rochelle Mitchell
hI-I hak -

Rochelle Mitchell
Named Most Talented
Girl Al Junior High
In a student poll at Como Park
Junior high school, Rachelle Nit
chell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Mitchell of 1913 Fuller Av.,
was elected the most talented girl.
Rachelle has been an outstand-
ing ninth grade student at Como
Junior High, participating in many
activities such as accompanist for
the school chorus, member of the
girls ensemble; assisted the ply
steal education teacher in modern
dancing and was also a winner for
the school in the Human Relations
Contest on Brotherhood.
Rachelle and her father, Mr.. r.
r. Mitchell, have just returned
from a weekend visit in Chicago.
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To Pay Tribute:
10 Poy Tribute:
Rev. H. w. Bolts To Be
H0n0red Sunday On
Retirement From Zion

Friends members, civic business and religious leaders of
the Twin Cities will gather Sunday afternoon pm pay
tribute Rev. Henry Wilson Bolts ST. retiring pastor of Zion
Baptist church.
The affair will mark the end of DR. Bolts distinguished 80
pastor of the largest predomnany Negro Ba
fist church in Minneapolis.
Rev. with his wife Ursula high national official in
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

Minnesota come
fall and will ma
jor in business
administration.
A June, 1859
graduate of Min
neapolis Central
High School, she
was a member Of
the Nation al
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ball and track teams and was
selected for the all city football
team. He also has been chosen to
play in the Eighth Annual North
South all star game to be played
August 20, 1859 at the Parade
Stadium.
He is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Burton w. Lewis Of 1922 Elwood
Av. N.
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tend a spec ial
course in biology,
sponsored by the
National Science
fou n d a tion, at
Prairie View Col
lege, Prairie
View, Tex. start
ing June Is and
continuing thru
TN %
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Grand Opening Of JimmY's Ok
New Station June ~ Thru June
~; REGISTER For Free Prizes

The grand opening of Jmmys DIX service station at
$50 Western Ave No. will be held for six days June %
June 81.
The popular James Glendennng proprietor says the affair
will offer galaxy of valuable prizes including piece
of mixing bowls coupons worth oil change such
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has been award
ed a scholarship
to the University
of Min n e s o ia,
where he will en-
roll in the fall in
the physical edu-
c alton depart
ment.
Harold was a
member Of the
North High foot
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Iglehart Av., was
a 1859 June grad
uate Of Central
High School in
st. Paul.
He was a men,
Der Of "a" Choir,
Chemistry Club,
Radio Club; stu
dent council rep
resentative and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

Queen Civic Club Annual Ben
nefit jamaica Holiday Matinee
Dance. as pm. Saturday, June ~.
Red Feather. Casual wear. Ad-
vance tickets. $I.OO.-Advt.
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for Rev. and Mrs. Bolts will be
held in the undercroft of the
church. There will be number Of
speakers who will make brief re-
marks, music, a response from the
Bolts and presentations from the
church which so dearly loves Rev.
Bolts.
The public is invited to attend
the affair. The public is also cord
tally invited to hear Rev. Bolts at
the morning service deliver his
final sermon as pastor Of Zion
Baptist at 1O:45 am.
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Earl Bell. Life
Long St. Paul
Resident Dies

Funeral services for Earl Bell,
a resident of Crispus Attacks
Home, who died June Is, at An
cker hospital after a short illness,
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North High
School Graduate

A career as a fashion designer is
in the plans for Annette Patter-
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Central Hi Grad

Melvin Vernon Boyd, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Boyd Of 979
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Minneapolis Central
High Gruduote

Ronald Stitts, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ellison. 1922 Columbus
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TRY OUR wANTADs FOR GOOD
RESULTS
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RENT THAT EXTRA ROOM. RUN
A CLASSIFIED AID.
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THE PAPER WITH THE WANT
ADS.
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MpIs. Central NJ Grad
Norrine Patricia Nelson plans to
at the University Of
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North High Graduate
Harold David Lewis, 1859 June
graduate Of North High school,
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The program Of industrial education for
the Negro gave rise to a controversy in the
1905, which involved the entire question of
the future status Of the Negro in American
society, This controversy rose at a time
when the North had lost much Of its ideal
ism about the rights Of the Negro as
human being and the missionaries who
represented this idealism were dead or dis
regarded. The support Of education for the
Negro in the South was becoming the spec
ial concern of northern industrialists.-E.
Franklin Frazier.
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VoeafionaI 6 GdUGfe

Mrs. Mary r. Sws n, 3347 Third
Av. s., was one of the Is to grad
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freedom In Heaven

Although Christianity offered the Negro
an Interpretation Of his existence in an
alien world, 1t did not undertake to change
his earthly condition as regards his enslave-
ment. When for economic reasons, during
the 18th century the Negro indentured serv-
ant lost the status which white indentured
servants had and became a servant for
life, or a slave 80" legislatures made 1t
clear that conversion to Christianity meant
freedom not for the body in this world, but
for the soul, in after hfe.-E. Franklin
Frazier.
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inner.
May
soute,
Fill.
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4236 45th Street N.W.-AmeFieon Univ. Park
New listing This attractive three bedroom IA bath brick Colonel
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ho Jorge living butn bookcases fireplace poneed den with
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with fireplace end lovotOp Basement Reasonably
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old flower stocks and leaves
in a garden over winter?
A. Yes, it is bad practice.
Various plant diseases are
carried over in plant parts
during the winter. These
should be removed and
burned before spring.
49,
q. In laying perforated
pipe for draining my yard.
should the holes face up or
down?
A. They should face down.
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