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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Kassig-
keit, 1854 Wymore ave-, an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Donna Lee to Richard
p. Vaughn, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Vaughn Of 1869 AM
herst.
Both are graduate Of Shaw
High School.
No wedding plans have been
set as yet.
Leonardo Smith
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-09

( Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D.
Thompson, 14806 Dover ave-,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Janice Mary to
Peter J. O'Toole, son of Mrs.
James J. O'Toole and the late
Mr.. James j. O'Toole, 1865
Euclid ave.
A November wedding is
planned.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-09
Y Still Has
Openings For
Ranch Hands

The new Rolling "Y" Ranch
has openings for a few more
ranchers, it was announced
today by Don Fortune, YMCA
Executive and Director of East
Cleveland's Ranch which opens
on July 18th and closes on
July oath.
The Ranch represents a
"spread" of over 800 acres To-
Gated near Carrollton, Ohio
which is about 95 miles from
Cleveland.
Applicants must be at least
IL years of age. This is a new
type camp for the "Y" where
boys live the life of a real cow
poke. They will learn to rope,
mend fences, care for cattle,
eat from a chuck wagon, ride
and care for his own horse and
sleep in a bunkhouse or under
the stars. They will receive ex-
pert instruction from the Ranch
Foreman who knows the coun-
try and many western tales.
The following ranchers are
registered: Randy Priscilla,
Tom Maloney, Rich Stepneski,
Greg Ford, Dan Hart, Ken Can
non, Tim Stevenson, Thomas
Hartley and Mike Siedel.
Dwight Kennan, Bob Dell,
Robert Turner, Bill Howell,
Richard Norton, Charles Pierce,
Bob Mcclure, Neil Austin, and
Frank McCaskey.
Bill Fricke, Greg Myles, Greg
Spoth, Robert Webster, Edward
Vargo, Bill Towner, Robert Mel
reit, Kenneth Jones, Bob Petche
and Greg Towner.
Further information may be
obtained by calling the "Y" at
GLenville 1-3425.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-09

ty in her home preceding the
ceremony.
The couple will make their
home at 22651 Fox ave-, fol.
lowing a wedding trip to Flor.
ida.
Mrs. McNeilly will teach al
Chambers this fall and Mr.. Nc
Nelly will continue teaching at
Kirk Junior High.
The bride was affiliated with
Alpha Phi sorority and the
bridegroom was a member of
Delta Upsilon fraternity while
at Kent State.
kregenOw-W -Wellman
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E.
McGrath, 825 Nelaview rd., are
the grandparents.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-09
Clubs

The Lions will hold THEN
sight council installation al
Smiths Restaurant Saturday
at 700 p. m.
The golf outing will be held
at the Aurora Country Club
July 21st.
Contact Bob Thompson Sr.,
at Gil 1920 for reservations
STAMP CLUB
The last summer meeting of
the East Cleveland Philatelic
society saw the incumbent club
officers unanimously reelected
The officers are: Milton La
Forge, pres d ent; Frank
Schauer, vice president and Ma
tilda Adams secretary and
treasurer.
The club will resume meeting
Sept. 10th at 800 p. m. at the
YMCA.
Hilltop Garden Club will meet
at HOO a. m. on July 18th for
a tour Of the Daylily Farm of
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Goss at
1191 som. Center rd.
Members have been asked to
bring a box lunch and the So
cial committee will serve a
beverage at noon. Mrs. Roy
Miller, 1915 Woodview rd.,
will be assisted by Mrs.
Charles j. Lenz, 16050 Clevidon
rd.; Mrs. Arthur C. Peters, 1864
Cleveland Heights blvd, and
Mrs. William Schlipf, 904 Nela-
view rd.
A special exhibit of Daylily
arrangements by the Hilltop
members will be featured.
The business meeting will be
held at loo p. m. and conclude
with a short lecture at 1:30 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward z.
McGrath, 825 Nelaview rd., are
thA orapdnaronfs
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-09

Miss Blanche Wellman.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel G. Wellman of 343 East
1O5th ST., Bratenahl, became
the bride of Floyd NJ. Krege-
now, 2128 Miami dr., at an
even ing ceremony at the
East Cleveland Congregational
Church, June 9th.
Rev. w. Coburn Sweet Jr.,
officiated.
Miss Nora Jean Wellman was
maid of honor and the father of
bridegroom Ernest NJ. Krege-
now was best man.
Bridesmaids were Miss Judy
Widman, Miss Ellen Schneider
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-09
Recent Births

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Gran.
eto, 1859 Hover ST., have named
their son, born June End, Johr
William.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Forest
Jr., 1881 Terrace rd., announce
the arrival, June 23rd, of thei,
daughter, Nancy Kay.
Martin Robbins is the name
chosen by Mr.. and Mrs. Sher.
man Berne, 1718 East 133rd st.
for their son born June oath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hutnik
1749 Hayden ave-, call their son
born June 26th, Bryan Robert
The Peter Pajunas family OF
1920 Page ave., boast a daugh.
ter, Pamela Ann, born June
Goth.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Leon.
ardi, $40 Lloyd rd., announce
the engagement of their daugh.
ter. Joan, to Dale X. Smith
son of Mrs. Jack Crockett, 93e
East 150th st.
Miss Leonardo graduated
with the class of SO from Col
linwood High School.
Mr.. Smith attended high
school in Carmichael, Pa.
A September wedding Is
planned.
ThOmpsOn-O'TOole
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
ous RIpp RESIDENT
81. PAUL IS YEARS
BURIED WEDNESDAY

Services for otis John Redd
6d5 81 Anthony Az who died In
Ancker hospital January ~ were
held AZ 2 pm Wednesday January
"a at Rrcoks Funeral Chapel Rev
Floyd Massey Jr, pastor ~ M
grim Baptist church. officiated
with burial In Eimhurst cemetery
MIR Rsdd had hocn ~ Tor several
months and hoapitaliEed ten days
prior 20 his death lie was horn
in KirNsviils. Mo. and had lived in
81 Paul for - years
He " survived by two brothers.
Rev Erncs, 3 Reid % Los An
gelcs Calf and Cecii Redd %
Kansas city. Mo two sisters
Mrs Gepha Cooper 81 Los Angeles
and Mrs Chrystina OclSlcbcrry 81
jefferson City. Mo and several
nircrs and nephews
Brooks Funeral Home was In
charge OF arrangements
Mrs ockisbcrry sister and a
niece. Mrs Edith Robinson ~
kanaas city, Mo came 60 the
city 10 attend funeral services
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL

The Annual Epiphany party at
81 Thomas Episcopal church was
held on the first Sunday in Janu-
airy, following Vesper Service at
8 pm. Activities and financial re-
ports OF the various organization
OF the church were given for the
year Of 1858. The treasurer's re-
port given by Percy Hughes Sr.,
bore out the fact that the church
is sound financially
Highlight Of the evening was
presentation OF tentative plans for
building an edifiee at 44th Street
and Fourth Ave s. Pledges for the
Building Fund have been received
covering what was asked from the
membership. The next step In the
building program Is the interview
ing OF architects. Paul Mayes IL
chairman Of the Building Fund
Samuel Mitchell was appointed
new senior warden TO succeed Tai
madge 3 Carey.
Confirmation will be held al 81
Thomas on Sunday January %, az
s pm Instructions are being given
at the church on Thursday VS.
throughout the year at pm.
Candlemas, an annual service,
VIII be held at The church on the
first Sunday In February at 8 pm.
az which time the candles which
are used az the altar throughout
the year are blessed Each member
pays for two candles.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
FUNERAL RITES FOR
FANNIE RUTH JONES
HELD JANUARY IS

Services for Mrs Fannie Ruth
Jones, %. Of a907 Second Az s..
who died January 10, in Minneap-
oils General hospital were held
at ! pm Thursday January 10,
at 50 Paurs Church OF Cod On
Christ REV J c Virgins, pastor
officiated
Mrs Jones' had been IN failing
health for tho past year and hos
pitalixed for four weeks prior 10
her death she was born I'm Ida
belle okla. March 10. 1894 She
was a resident o. Minneapolis for
~ years
Surviving are ncr husband WI
liam Jones', five daughters. Ada
Gu Rose Rodriquez. vclda Rowe
Mabel Jones ana Adinc Tyner. all
OF Minneapolis. three sisters. 40
grandchildren; two great grand
children and several nicccs and
nrphawa
Burial was In crystal Lake
cemetery with Neal Funeral Home
In rharp. 81 the aar,-i,,a
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ST. PETERS ANIE

Rev. NJ L. simmons spirit was
very high on Sunday morning Jan
uary II, and he delivered a dyn-
annie message, using for hts text.
Exodus 14:15, And the Lord said
unto Moses, Wherefore criest thou
unto me7 Speak unto the children
OF Israel that they 20 forward. 4"
lie used as hts theme. Going
Forward with God emphasis
was placed on Moses as he street.
ched out his hands, and divided the
seas. Rev Simmons pointed out
three phases First no man in his
own strength can prevent life
from closing In on him: second.
God never leads man into the
wilderness and leaves him there
and third and last. God has never
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16

fully this enOrmlty ~ what she
faces II thers WIS any remorse
visible Il appeared when shs talked
~ her husbands apparent liness
and the plight ~ their Children
She admitted that tEs action
to which she was driven by fear
her husband woti!d shoot her may
cause her 10 spend much Of her
life behlnd prison bars. sbe seemed
u he saying I'm sorry this had
- happen but I was frightened
had come 10 the end ~ my re-
sources and did not know what 20
DO.
Mrs Jackson said that she was
a member ~ fiolsey Memorial
CME church but dld not attend
unless Mr. jackson WAS oBt 81
avn because he q,iArrsled about
her church attendance She visited
other churches but she said her
husband was critical ~ The min
listers Finally she said she con
fined her church going 10 those
Sundays when hsr husband WA
away from the city
OF the future SHE had no plans
She hoped God would forgive her
and protect her children an five
~ them
Mrs Jackson has three sisters
and a brother who are residents Of
Minneapolis Pending action ON her
case the children are distributed
among the relatives Her three
sisters are Mines Carrie Hogan
Elois Bcarver Arliecc Grant and
ths brother Is George Lawrence.
$3.50 Second Az
rms reporter went 70 The jail
expecting TO find woman on
different domeaner. hardened
bitter tough woman and was sur.
prised "a find "a gentle woman who
quietly seemed 20 be saying n
had 10 DO what did no matter
what tho cost
iIar great trials ~ spirit and
conflict in an untenhbls situation
could be seen when she told how
she went to the courthouse In an
effort 10 learn how her nervous
husband could he forced 70 take
paychiatrio treatment She said
Wen spent a whole day down
there and all got WIS long list
n tho practicing psyohnatrIcists
IN the city
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
ZION BAPTIST

Worship service opened Sunday
January II with the professional.
Jcsu, JOY OF Mans Desiring
The first sclection by the senior
choir WINS. There Is Balm In
Glead," with Miss Ann Rlevins
rs soloist
There was a short conservation
service in which five infants were
dedicated 10 the Lord BY their
parents They were Jonathan and
Vergll Belinda, son and daughter
~ Mr. and Mrs Ben Coleman;
Jerome, son Of Mr. and Mrs Wal
ter Coleman; Mary Ann. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs II Richardson
and Michael, son OF Mrs Laura
Thomas
A vocal group which included
Barbara Mitchell. Nancy Clark,
tncz Johns, and Nina Sudduth from
the Youth Choir OF Zion sang the
gospel selection, He's Able"
Rev II w Bolts Sr spoke from
the subject, Loyalty To Christ,
and used as a text Romans S:3s-
80 The scripture lesson was taken
from Romans $3.50.
One new member. Alberta Web
her, was added 20 the church MEM
bership roll. a candidate for hap
tism
Visitors were Mrs Jimmie Lee
Johnson. Mr. James G Hatchett
and Mr. Max weiuger. all Of Min
ncapolis
The evening service began at
7,t5 pm. with signing Of hymns
BY the congregation The evening
scripture lesson was Romans go
% and text Romans 6.23, "For the
wages % sin In death: but the
gift OF god Is eternal life through
Jesus Christ our Lord The theme
Of the sermon BY Rev Henry Bolts
Jr Was. This Topsy Turvy
World
Among the sick and shut-lr
members are Mrs Jimmie Lee
Sudduth, who Is in Fairview hos
pital and Mrs Simpson sartin. Mt
Sinai hospital
Prayer services are held each
Wednesday evening az T.s0. All
who know thn value * prayer are
urged 90 attend
You are always welcome AZ Zion.
the friendly church
Evelyn Smith, assistant reporter
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told an individual 10 quit In con
clusion he said that 1t doesn't
matter who you are. or where you
stand God wil lead you through
the wilderness
Before closing Rev simmons re-
cited that beautiful poem, Flowers
While you live He called the
names OF the wiling workers OF
the church and thanked them for
the wonderful Job that Is being
done.
The CaRtinos rendered three
very inspiring numbers. They were
I'm walk with God. Let us sing
III the Power Of the Lord comes
down and Angels keep watch
over me Mrs Barbara Berry rem
dered another very fine number,
IT'S My Desire Mrs Lucille Ray
accompanied at the piano and
Mrs, Dorothy Sims at the organ
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night at 100
Mrs. Lucille McAdams, reporter.
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ACCEPTS Cali TO
sABAIhiNi BAPTIST CHURCH

The Rev Stanley n King. form
or assistant pastor of Zion baptist
tho newly organized sabataiui
Church has been called 10 pastor
Baptist Church. s2p 18th Ave 50.
Minneapolis
Row King very promising
young minister, has served aa the
assistant 10 Rev " w Bolts At
Zion baptist Church FOR tho pas,
three years and was also the apcak
or on tho Zinu Hour radio broad.
cast which began November ~
1897 ana continued through
March 1908 hoard each sunday
evening over station wMrN
The members and friends os the
2abathiui baptist Church arc
greatly enthuscd that Rev King
accepted their invitation 20 DO
pastor ~ their church and feel
highly confident that with The
help ~ God, thls win be ono o.
The most progressive churches in
the Midwest
Hrrvicca viii begin Sunday morn
Tvs January a. 1884. AZ 10 a.
Evening services win be- AZ 2
pm SUNDAY school win begin al
p4o Tho following SUNDAY, Jan
nary - a. ( pm Rev King wiu
be officially Installed AZ special
installation service
II h tho hopes and aspirations
- this church that many residents
% the rwin Cities. who are with
out church home. win find q
conclusive 20 spiritual. physical and
ntcllentuh growth
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SIOUX
r A L L S
NEWS
NOTES

Daniel Coates cnrOute 10 ~
Louis, Mo stopped over in Keo-
kuk Ia and visited with Nj and
Mrs 8 Taylor stopped In Ottum
va. ia. visited the Melvin Smiths.
stopped In f't Dodge. Ia and Wis
tied the Marshall Wells Daniel
il now In Sc Louis Mo lie called
ua one night He's having a fine
vacation
~ Johns Missionary ladies had
very lnsplratioual program Bun
day am. Rev " Gicgle brought
a missionary message The Choir
sang Mr. Clayton and Mrs O
Vaughn had special numbers. Thc
ladies, took IN S3sh7 for their
special effort Mrs A Tnlbert and
Mrs w Martin were captains
Mrs Martin was the winner Those
ladies are trying 90 help secure
tables for the dining room 81 tho
church With Mrs ~ BENTLEY
president the group have had
very successful year.
Robert Nllliama g2a N Blau-
welt IL home from the hospital and
IL again on the mend He ~ look
log real clipper
a. a banquet dinner AZ the Y
NJ G A Jesse CLARK aud ths
members Of hts soft bail team 70
cetvod trophies for outstanding
work
brotherhood 90 50 Johns
Church held ia meeting at the
home ~ Thomas Clayton si2 N
MAhlc The men made plana FOR
potlpck supper Monday. Jan ~
AZ the church An men interested
are invited Harvey Bentley ~ the
president
Virginia Bush. 81 Reyes Hotel
has gone hack a. " Y. after
spending a few weeks in the city
IN the Golden glove fights
Thursday evening Wendau shaw
wrn 40 award with flying colors
lrpsc Grey, lost fiyinE Porter
Williams showed some akin in los.
ing his fight
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VOLUNTEER HioCk woRNrRS
NEEDED FOR MARCH or
DIMES ON SotrHSInr

An urgvn, appeal Is being made
Tor volunteer block workers Tor
The Marcb 81 Dimes ralio drive
IN the Warrington district which
extends rpm gSth 60 isua streets
South snd frum Oakland 20 Mo
ollet Avenues
The drive win take place az
q 50 pm January - Workers arr
noeded and phouid BE- hncd up far
Instructions ctc The need "a grcat
for you 60 sparv a couple % hours
time FOR ~tch a worthy causc. win
be the means n saving the nfs 81
eomeone stricken with polio
Mrs lillian Warren SEAS Third
Az who heads ,hc Warrington
district would Ike % have tho-s
who can help call her At IA a
ESQ
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CARD or THANKS

We wish 10 thank our many
friends for their kindness extended
during our bereavement in the
death Of our sister and mother
Mrs Onedo Rollins Also for the
kilograms, flowers and cards. We
especially thank Rev. NJ /. Sim
mons for his comforting prayers.
Mrs Mary Armstrong. daughter.
Mrs Alberta Pitts Mrs. Harriette
Han, sisters Mr. Edward Young
Mr., Johnnie Young brothers.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
FOURTH STREET CHURCH

MY people are destroyed for
lack u knowledge. because thou
hast rejected knowledge, viii
reject thee. that thou shan be no
priests 20 me seeing thou hast
forgotten the law Of thy God,
win also forget the children :"
Hosea as
This was the scriptural back
ground from which Elder A. Quick
delivered his sermon Sunday morn
ing We are becoming increasing
iy aware. in this day and time
Of the need for a substantial educa-
ton. The rapid progress in this
century robs Ignorance OF all rs
bliss ignorance has become an
impeachment 10 one who wants 10
make even the meagereat Of liy-
ing stated the speaker
SO we strive ourself and in
struet our children 10 get the best
education possible 10 prepare US
for this life. However. the know
ledge that God says, The lack
Of Is destroying His people. Is not
secular but spiritual not reading
writing and arithmetic. but trust
ing praying and obeying further
stated Elder Quick.
lie emphasized that the wisdom
Of this world rs fooIishneas with
God | Corinthians 3 10. and what
then does God consider knowledge ?
The fear 81 Cod Is the beginning
~ wisdom and knowledge OF the
holy Is understanding Proverbs
$40.
In conclusion he stressed that
God considers knowing Him and
the understanding Of holy things
real knowledge for what shan il
profit man II he gains the whole
worlds knowledge and lose his
uudying SOUL Are you willing 20
reject the wisdom Of God, which
Is eternal, for the wisdom OF this
world which Is ephemeral2
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HUSBAND OF FORMER
ST. PAUL WOMAN
DitS IN OMAHA

Mrs u ~ Brown SGT Fuller
Az was called 20 Omaha. Neb. be
cause ~ the death 81 her snn. IN
law. Herbert Edward Iangford.
husband II Frances Wagner Lang
ford former resident Of ~ Paul
Ne isnsford died Of injuries sus.
taInrd IN an auto accident.
lie - nrviyrd by his wife. Fran
ecs Wagner Langford three chill.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
HEARr PAriENr DIES
REMAINS sAlppIp NOME

rita sidwnll, ~ year obi daught.
cr u Mrs A sidwv,i 81 Atlanta.
Ga who was patient at the
University Hospital Heart ciinic
died Tuesday night January 9 at
the hospital
Mrs Sidwrll who accompanied
her daughter 90 Minneapolis Tor
trca,mon, AZ the hospital left by
plane "Wednesday morning for her
home TO make arrangements for
the funeral ana burial
The remains wero shipped Wed.
ncsday night by plane 90 Atlanta
Neal Funeral Horne was IN
harEc ~ arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16

dren -four sisters and one brother
other Twin city relatives Of
Mrs rangford who attended the
funeral services on January 7.
were Mr. William stewart, grand
father. 81 Pau Mrs lid Crews
OF Minneapolis. aunt. Mr.. and Mrs
Leon Wagner brother and sister.
ia law and Mrs Tommie Rodgers.
sister, all OF So Paul
Mrs Ruby Ross. 81 Louis. Mo.
and Mrs Virginia La Aarque Of
Milwaukee. Wis, sisters Of the
deceased also attended the rites
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SABATHANI BAPTIST
RrN StnnlnN II King pnnfnl


sunday morning services Jan
nary n, were well attended in
the newly organized Sabathani
Baptist church Due 20 illness OF
our pastor Rev Stanley King,
Brother James MiiEap brought the
morning message using for his
subject, The Magnificent Oh
session Text was taken from
Revelation ~ and 22nd chapters
Twenty nine persons Joined the
church They are Christine and
Reginald Bulups, Boldie and Jers-
miah Williams. Fila Russell, Juan
ita Brcedlove Opal Clark. Linda
and Lena Buchanan. CLYDE Smith.
LOLA King, Thelna smith. Gcorg.
ina Mckinney, Deborah. Cherry
and Betty Clark. James Butler.
Margaret Heron, Geraldine Ware
CRYSTAL Harris. BENJAMIN Lockett.
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CHURCH
NEWS

Clark. Ronney Lloyd. Eugenia
Ida Webb, James Milsap Ebert
Lloyd. bessie Belfrey. Annie Jack
son. Elsie Han
The beautiful flowers that adj
orned the altar were donated to
Us by Mr Theodore Woodland OF
the Woodland Funeral Home
There was no evening service.
The pastor viii be In the pulpit
Sunday January IS az the eleven
O'Clock morning service.
We extend 10 you a hearty vel
come He that walketh in the
way. has Him 20 walk Herewith.
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Services Held For
Mrs. Deilloh kiru

Services Tor Mrs penlah r
king So u $3.50 Fourth Az. 3
who died December Is. in Fair
view hcspttai were held December
~ AZ the Neal Funeral Home
with Rev Louis W johnson ofnc
iatinE
Mrs King suffered stroke on
December -, was rushed 60 the
hospital where she remained In =
ccms untii her death she was
born n Parts. Nv and had "
sided IN Minneapolis for more than
SO yeaya she was member 81
- Thomas Episcopal Church
There arv Nc known survivors
Burial was in Crystal Lake ccru.
ctsry with Neal Funeral Home IN
charge ~ the service
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IN MEMoRIAM

In loving memory OF my beloved
husband Harry r. Whyte. who
passed away one year ago, January
10. 1858.
l have lost my soul companion
A life linked with my own.
And day by day miss you more
As walk thru life alone.
Sadly missed by wife. Mrs. Pearl
Whyte
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16

-. Forgetting ,hosc things
which arc behind and reach
ing forth unto those things
which are before. ! press FOR
ward. philippians 3sisA
Maybe a leopard can't
change its srots, but man
can change his WAYS his
whole life Tor the better Re
noupcinx the bad Of the PAST
he can strive Cor ard gain the
good through earnest desire
and prayer Through Cots
wsrty ne can begin a clear
new iifr.
Ftr~t IN rs ncld for IS var
this paprr IA. largest paid circui
alton. Highest advertising hnax,
and largest news coveraxe. ioeal
", nasiesaiiy and Internationally
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16

A Card ~ Appreciation lcs.
those who WIRE hind 10 you while
you werr M know you rcaily sp.
prrctated their thous tf,iine.-,
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The writer did not ask whether
aho had any rcmofse for Il was
doubtful II the woman IL over the
natural ahock ~ circumstances
ana events or that ahc realizes