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SERVICES HELD FOR
MRS. IDA MOORE;
WAS ILL ONE WEEK

Services for Mrs. Ida Moore of
299 N Kent St., who died Sunday
March l, after a brief illness, were
held 2 pm. Thursday March 5,
at Mt. Olivet Baptist church. Rev.
B. H. Hunter pastor officiated.
Mrs. Moore had been i'll only
one week. She entered Ancker
hospital on Monday February %
and succumbed the following Sun
day March l.
She was born in Longview, Tex,
and had resided in st. Paul for
four months, making her home
with her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Props of 229
N. Kent st. She was a member
of Mt. Olivet Baptist church.
She is survived by five daught-
ers, Mary Props and Lucy Full
bright of st. Paul, Callie Lacy and
CODY walker or Denver, Colo, ana
Elzree Butler of Enid, Okla; four
sons, Joe Moore, McAHster, Okla,
Mack and Obie Moore, Hobart.
Okla. and Willie Moore of Port
land, Ore, one sister, Mrs. LOWE
Pitman, Longview, Tex, 80 grand
children, 35 great-grandchildren
and four neutrality-suspicious.
and a number of nieces and nep-
news.
Visitation was held after pm.
Wednesday March 4, at Brooks
Funeral chapel.
Burial was in Elmhurst ceme-
terry with Brooks Funeral Home
in charge of the service.
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SIOUX
r A L L S
NEWS
N E S
BY Kaye Coates
$40 Mable Street
Sioux Falls, 8. d.

That basketball game between
the teenagers and the "Oldtimers
was really something. l never
had so much fun since our cousin
pet skunk died The Oldtimers won
81 to 43. At the present, Maurice
Coakley, Abe Tolbert, Dan Coates
are tucked away asleep after hav-
ing been rubbed down with alcohol.
Jackson, Bentley Jaco, and Ken
ny Anderson are still full of the
old ginger. The game was terrific,
some darn nice clean sport. Daniel
Jackson, friendly Indian leader in
stigated the deal.
Daniel Jackson has done a fine
job with his team. They have won
all their games. This young man
has proved to be an asset to the
community and we are mighty
proud of him. He plays profession
al ball in the summer. We will miss
him.
Wendell Shaw Sioux Falls.
heavyweight and Darwin Johnson
Sioux City featherweight are in
Chicago, III. representing the Sioux
Falls team at the Annual Golden
Glove Tournament. Hope they
bring home the bacon.
The Mission of st. Johns Bap-
fist Church held it's regular bus
mess session at my home Friday
night The gals were most sincere
in their devotion and lesson study.
They had a social hour and light
refreshments. Next meeting to be
with Mrs. J. Cabbell on March IS.
The Hour of Pleasure, Federated
group were entertained in the H.
Bentley home Sunday afternoon.
After the business agenda the
group spent the evening socially
with lunch.
Virginia Bush, N. Y. sister of
Estelle Barger, is like the seasons
she come and she goes, this is her
third trip here within three
months she's a gay one I'd say.
Ernest Barger, 724 N. French,
has finally officially retired. He is
now wondering what he's going to
do with all this time on his hands.
The crew at Royal c. Johnson's
Vets Hospital gave Ernest a fine
party eats n all. He was pre-
sented an electric shaver, leather
billfold and a fine piece of lug
gage.
Daniel, Danet and jeanne Coates,
Fannie an Jesse Clark spent Sun
day afternoon in Sioux Cinty, Ia.
Annie Clark returned with the
group after spending a few days
with the Boyken family in Sioux
City, Nebr.
When John Armstrong had to
make a trip to Sioux City, Ia. for
auto parts Ernest Barger, VIM
Parks, and Dan Coates mixed the
trip with some pleasure. The four
had a ball chatting, eating and
goldbricking. Fellah's should get
together more often.
Hope to see lot of out of town.
ers for our Citation Dinner March
7, at the YMCA at 7:3O. If you
did not receive a letter come any
way, you are most welcome.
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On March Is:
ST. Paul Housing
Director To Discuss
Urban Renewed

Lewis Thompson. executive dir
ector of the st. Paul Housing
Authority and Herbert Weiland,
executive director of the st. Paul
City Planning board, will discuss
urban renewal program and its
problems at an urban renewal
meeting to be held at Halle @.
Brown House at pm. Sunday
March Is.
The meeting is sponsored by the
Halle Q. Brown Community Coun-
Gil and will be held in the I. Myrtle
Garden auditorium.
Discussion of problems vital to
the entire community will be heard
and every citizen interested in the
welfare of the st. Paul communi-
ty is urged to be present at this
meeting to voice opinions or ask
questions.
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Cenfarion Thomas
L. ShiVers Dies
In Los Angeles

Word was received of the death
of Thomas L. Shivers of Los An
geles, Calf, who died Sunday
March l. Mr.. Shivers came to
Wisconsin in 1880 and was the
father of five children including
Marvin Shivers, formerly Of Min
neapolis, and Herbert, both of Los
Angeles and Alga of Hillsboro,
Wis, who survive him.
Mr.. Shivers celebrated his Tooth
birthday in July 1857 in Los An
geles at a family reunion and "at
home" celebration.
Mr.. Shivers was also the father
of the late Mrs. Cora Taylor. Mrs.
Esther Brown and Spencer Shiv-
ers are Minneapolis relatives.
For the past fifteen years, the
deceased made his home with his
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Shivers.
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ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL

A special series of sermons are
being given by the Rev FIR. Louis
w. Johnson during the Lenten sea-
son on Sundays on the subject of
These series are based on the
why and How to Worship God. "
Prayer book. Services are held at
8 and IL am.
Guest minister for this coming
Friday, March 6, is the Rev. Vern-
on E. Johnson, rector of st. Paups
church, Minneapolis.
Services begins promptly at 8
pm.
Submitted by Rev. Louis W.
Johnson, rector.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

Response to Gods Mercy and
Wisdom" was the very inspiring
sermon given by DR.. Floyd Mas
sey, Jr. Scripture for the message
was taken from Romans IL. DR..
Massey reminded the congrega-
ton in his sermon that every
thing we have is Gods" and that
Gods mercy and grace is be-
You'd description. GAS Christians"
he said I'VE must not have any
imitation Christian Love and when
trials come endure them patient
ly.
The choirs and congregation
sang Onward Christian Soldiers"
Near the Cross" and His Eye
Is On the Sparrow.
Deacon L. E. Tarver gave the
Morning Prayer and the Dedica-
tory Prayer was given by Trustee
Jesse Smith.
Pilgrim welcomes the following
members who joined in February:
Mrs. Arterine Boiling, Cheryl Jean
Clark, Mrs. Grace Coleman, Deb
orah Ann Cox, Mr.. Benjamin Lu-
ten, Mr.. Ernest Sinkfield, Mrs.
Barbara Stone and Miss Jeanne
Wilson.
Friday through Sunday the
Minnesota Baptist Sunday School
and BTU. quarterly meeting and
Institute will meet at Pilgrim and
Zion churches. The group will meet
at Pilgrim, Friday at 7 pm.
DR.. Massey breaches next Sun
day, 7 pm. An evening of Music
will be sponsored by the Usher
Board.
Lenten folders are to come in
Easter Sunday. Each should con-
tain at least $500.
Mrs. Alma Hinton of Ocala.
Florida, was a visitor to Sun
days service. You are always well
come at Pilgrim, THE Church of
Lofty Friendship"
Sherrie Mazingo, reporter.
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CARD OF THANKS

In our hour of greatest need it
was thru understanding sympathy
and the many kindnesses of our
friends that gave us added strength
to carry on. We are deeply grateful
for the beautiful floral tributes
and the consoling words rendered
us during our recent bereavement
in the death of our beloved husband
and father.
We are especially appreciative
Of the comforting assistance of the
Rev Floyd Massey Jr., Rev. Martin
L. Simmons and Rev. B. H. Hunt
er and other friends.
Martha and Ryllar Clayburn.
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ST. PETERS ANIE

THE New Commandment" was
the first words spoken by Rev.
M. L. Simmons on Sunday morning
March /, when he rose to deliver
his message. The text was taken
from st. John 13:34-35, new COM
mandment I give unto you, that
We also love one another, by TINS
shall all men know that we are my
disciples, # we have love one to
another"
Rev. Simmons stated that christ
ians should have love that takes
volumes to defy. He also pointed
out that so many today destroy
themselves with haste and speech.
Jesus never leaves us without an
answer. Jesus wants us to know
we must serve humbly, for there
is nobility in serving; law without
love is futile.
In conclusion Rev. Simmons ad-
monished the congregation to take
a few thoughts home, to remember
that love is the only badge the
christian needs. Love is the badge
of Identification; love is cohesive
and nothing can tear you apart;
love is servile and the church will
live as long as she keeps this COM
mandment Rev. Simmons further
stated that hate is never justified
for if you hate you belong to the
devil; love in spite of each other,
there are qualities of good and bad
in every ones life. Jesus said
Love divinely as I have loved
you" There is no way to describe
the depths and the love of Jesus.
Jesus gave His life for all.
The Cathedral Choir provided
the music. 1t was very impressive
with Mrs. Dorothy Sims at the
organ. Mrs. Lucille Ray at the
piano and Mrs. Elyse Lyle direct
ing
At s pm. the Junior Church ex-
perienced their first Holy Com
munion. Over sixty youngsters
kneeled around the altar as Rev.
Simmons administered. He was as
sisted by Evangelist Matte Boyd
and Florence Daniels. The parents
were impressed with the unfeigned
humility the youngsters expressed
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night at 7:30.
Mrs. Lucille McAdams. reporter
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will remain in the city and will
preach occasionally when called on.
He plans to take life easy and
rather enjoy himself doing things
that his busy schedule did not per-
nit him to do. He will continue to
be active in civic and religious
work.
Rev. Bolts has been active in
the NAACP, Phyllis Wheatley
House, the Urban League and was
for years moderator Of the State
Baptist convention.
Well liked and respected he came
to Zion Baptist when it was a
struggling congregation during the
depression. Today it has one of
the largest and most active men,
berships in the city.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all of our
patrons and friends who made it
possible for us to operate the L
& M Lunch Room at 1888 Fourth
Av. S. 1t is with regret that due
to illness Of Mrs. Anderson we
are forced to retire. It was only
through your constant patronage
that we were able to serve you the
past six years and the pleasant
association will ever remain in
our memory and our hearts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Anderson.
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

1 wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to neigh
bors, friends and relatives for the
many acts of kindness shown dur
ing my recent illness in Miller
hospital and at home. am es-
pecially grateful for the prayers
of DR.. J, L. Glover of st. James
AME church and the Rev. J. F.
Del Pine of Camphor Methodist
Church and for the lovely flowers,
cards and other gifts of love.
Mrs. Daisy Lucas Gilmore.
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ZION BAPTIST

Sunday was a lovely day and at
tendance was good at Zion. The
Pastor, Rev. H. w. Bolts Sr. used
for his theme, THE Preeminent
God" Definition of the word pree-
minent is superior to all others;
there is no other like the almighty
The speaker said that we are not
spiritually progressive in life I'M
less we let God be superior in us.
Scripture reference was from Elk
odus Gill. We enjoyed the mes
sage very much
Visitors were Rev and Mrs. E.
L. Mcintosh, P. A. Anderson and
Percy Robinson, all of st. Paul
and Julius A. Lee of Minneapolis
We welcome all visitors at Zion.
Come again.
Uniting with the church were
Frank Harvey Sr., and Hattie L.
Eskridge of Sheral, Ark. Nine new
members were extended the hand
of fellowship and holy communion
was administered following the
am. worship.
"dolS was ny lllC SOlilDlIlcO
choirs with Willie B. Hale directing
and Mrs. p. Moore assisting. Mrs.
w. NJ. Warder is organist, Miss
B. Green, pianist.
During the service the entire
congregation was shocked by
an announcement made by the
church clerk and the chairman OF
the deacon board of the retirement
of our pastor, Rev. Bolts. It is
greatly regretted by all. A poem
entitled, Touching Shoulders, "
dedicated to the pastor was read
by the clerk, Mrs. G. L. Bell, which
was very fitting, but sad. May God
bless our pastor and his good wife
as they go farther.
A brief testimonial meeting was
observed at the eight o'clock hour
Cards of appreciation from the
sick and bereaved were acknowl-
edged. Rev. E. Henderson was alb
sent because of the death of his
mother as you will note elsewhere
in this paper. She is also the sis
ter of Rev. e. G. Harris, assistant
pastor of Mt. Olivet Baptist church
in st. Paul. I was informed that
Rev. Harris became very ill en-
route to Kansas City, but on ar
rival at Cullen, Ark, his destina-
ton, he was much improved. Rev
Harris was not too well when he
left to attend his sisters funeral
We solicit your prayers for their
safe return.
Mrs. Marguerite Allen, 1921
Third Av. s., has returned home
after being confined in the hospital
and after six weeks am informed
she will return for surgery. Mrs.
Mary Clifton who has been con-
fined to her home due to illness
was present Sunday at the morn
ing worship.
A special church business meet
ing has been called for 8 pm.
March 10. Every member is asked
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JOHN BENGSToN TO JOIN
FACULTY OF COLLEGE

John Bengston, ore OF the found
ers of the Minnesota Historical
Society Committee for the Study
of the Role of the Negro in Min
nesota History committee has &C
cepted a post at the South OAK
ota State Teachers College.
Mr.. Bengston will maintain his
residence here temporarily but
will give up his post as secretary
treasurer of the committee.
The committee is in the process
of publishing a history Of the Min
nesota Negro and also plans q
museum exhibit.
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CARD OF THANKS

To those who expressed their
sympathy in so many beautiful
ways during the illness and pass
ing of our beloved mother, the late
Mrs. Ethel Maxwell Williams, the
warm tributes made in her men,
DRY by relatives and friends, for
the many cards, kilograms and
floral tributes we extend our heart
felt thanks.
Stephen Maxwell and family.
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IN M1EMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear
mother, grandmother, cousin and
friend, Ora Garner, who left this
life two years ago, March 4, 1857.
AS we loved you, so we miss you,
In our memory you are near,
Loved remembered, thought of al
ways
Bringing many a silent tear.
Sadly missed by daughter, Tim
othy Vann and family; cousin,
Maybell Standiser and friends.
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after h e a d i n g
one of the largest
Negro churches
of that denomin-
alton in the city
for thirty years.
He is the dean
of Twin City Ne
gro pastors.
Rev. Bolts says
he is not physi-
cally able to per-
form his pastoral
duties due to fail
L-NAL "
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Increased interest in bowling,
among bOwlers and nOn-bOwlers
has resulted from Louis Thomas
weekly column PIN Patter," which
appears in this paper each week
during the bowling season.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

You are welcome to visit our new
plant and building at 3744 Fourth
Av. s., Minneapolis. Come in and
tour the building and meet the
staff. You are welcome.
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A subscription to this paper by
mail is a bargain. 1t costs $500
less by mail and your pOstman
delivers 1t to your mail box every
Friday. advt.
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Rev. n. w. BoffS ST.
Dean Of Pastors
To Retire June S

Rev. H. w. Bolts ST., 1919 Lyn-
dale Av. NJ, will retire as pastor
of Zion Baptist church on June 5,
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Urban League Guild
President Names Committee
Chairman For GFoUn Guild

At the January meeting Of the
Minneapolis Urban League, the
president, Mrs. Willard Merrill,
named the following committee
chairman to the executive COM
mittee:
Mines. Margaret Benton, ways
and means; Howard Darnell, Soc
iai; Ethel Blackwell, program;
Odessa Walker and Miss Thyra
Lund, membership, Fay Harrison,
public relations and Mae Davis,
education.
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BISHOP GOMEZ IS
COMING TO TWIN
CITIES MARCH Ia

Bishop Joseph Gomez, presiding
Bishop of the Fourth Episcopal
district of the AME Church, is
scheduled to be in the Twin Cities
March 14th through March 18th,
according to Reverand J. L. Glover,
pastor of st. James AME Church
in st. Paul
Bishop Gomez, one of the most
enlightened and aggressive leaders
in the AME Church on racial ISIS
ues spoke recently before an Ohio
Legislative committee urging pas
sage of an FEP law in Ohio.
While in the Twin Cities, he
will speak Sunday, March Is, at
st. James AME Church in st.
Paul at the regular IL am. serv-
ice. On Sunday afternoon at pm,
the Bishop will speak at st. Peters
AME Church in Minneapolis of
which Rev Martin L. Simmons is
pastor. He will also speak at st.
James and Wayman in Mime
apolis, pastored by Revs. Cleve-
land Smalls and Marlin ]. Hen
drieth respectively.
A Camp Baber Conference Com
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This newspaper Is First in pic
ture cOverage in its field.-Advt.
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5 Marguerite Murphy, 41O Carroll
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S Edward Hicks, 354 Mackubin
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A Camp Baber Conference Com
mittee of the Northwestern Con-
ference will meet with Bishop
Gomez on Saturday, March IA, at
st. James AME Church at 7 pm.
Evening star., 1959-12-09

THOMAS C. On Saturday,
December 3, 1859, after a brief i'll
ness at Freedmen's Hospital,
THOMAS C. WILLIAMS of 1922 Z
st Sc. the beloved husband of Mrs
Carolyn Long Williams, father of
Thomas C Williams. IT.. and step
father Of Phyllis Davis He also is
survived by other relatives ard many
friends After 3 pm Wednesday.
call at the William Spangler Fu-
neral Home. 524 Sth st. ne. Fu-
neral services will be held at IL
noon Thursday. December 10, at
the Peoples Conversational Church,
47O4 18th st NV Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery Casket
will not be nnened after services O
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Mrs. SubIuntzki,
Musician S Widow

Mrs. Alice Sablantzki, SO. a
native Of Germany who lived
here more than IS years. died
Sunday in Hadley Memorial
Hospital.
Mrs. Sablantzki was the Wild
ow of Fritz w. Sablantzki, who
was retired several years ago as
chief musician of the United
States Navy Band. At one time,
Mrs. Sablantzki was a sales
clerk with several department
stores here. She lived at 23l5
Sheridan street in West Hyatts-
vile, Md.
She leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Alice c. lands, Of the
home address, and Mrs. Mildred
I. Council, of 1918 II street
Sc, and several brothers and
sisters who live in Germany.
Funeral services were to be
held today in the Chambers
Funeral Home at 580l Cleve-
land avenue, Riverdale, Md,
with burial in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Alexander Gordon,
Former LEGISLATOR

BALTIMORE, Dec. 9 CAP) -
Alexander Gordon, a former
member of the Minnesota
Legislature and a grandson of
the commander of Fort Nc
Henry during the War of 1872,
died Monday night at the age
of 81.
Mr.. Gordon was graduat ted
from the University of Mary
land Law School in 1900 and a
few years later moved to
Duluth, Mimi, where he was
elected to the State Legislature
He returned to Baltimore be-
fore World War I. He w. a
grandson of Col. George Armi-
stead, commander OF rU-. ...-
Henry when the British tried
to take Baltimore.
Mr.. Gordon is survived by
one son who lives in Baltimore
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Emil W. Kryz, 81,
Contractor, -
Churchmun

Emil w. Kryz, 81, a Kensing-
ton construction contractor and
churchman. died yesterday in
his home. 1909 Glenrose street.
Kensington.
Mr.. Kryz. a native of Cleve-
land, came to Washington
shortly after World War I and
worked with the War Depart
ment as a craftsman for is
years. He later opened a ce-
ment contracting business.
Mr.. Kryz was a leading,
member of Christ Lutheran
Church of Washington, Six
teenth and Gallatin streets
NV. He had served many
years as superintendent of that
church's Sunday School and
three years ago was president
ofthe congregation. He also
belonged to the Lions Club of
Kensington.
Besides his wife Bertha L. of
the home address, he leaves a
daughter, Mrs. Davie Alders of
Canoga Park, Calf; two sis
terS, Mrs. Ottelia Besmen and
Mrs. Edna Partridge of Cleve-
land, and a brother, Herman
Kryz, also of Cleveland.
Services will be held at II
am. Friday in the Christ Luth-
eran Church. Burial will be in
Parklawn Cemetery.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Mrs. Edward Holman,
Church Worker, Dies

Mrs. Edward Holman. II. an
active church woman here in
the District more than so years,
died Saturday in her home, 104
Forty-ninth place NE.
Mrs. Holman, the former
Hattie Thomas, was born in
Orange County. Va. Her hus-
band, Edward, died last year.
Mrs. Holman was president
Of the Interdenominational
Women's Missionary Confer
ence Of Washington and was
founder and pastor of the Ebe-
nezer Interd e nominational
Christian Church in the 1900
block of Ames street NE.
Mrs. Holman also was active
with the Jerusalem Baptist
Church at Twenty-sixth and
P streets NV. She headed that
Sunday school group
for is years and for many
years was a visitor for the
church shut-ins.
She leaves four daughters,
Evening star., 1959-12-09

cembeT 5, 1853. at his home home, 45oe
Glenrose I'd. Bethesda. Md, EMIL
w KRYZ, husband of Bertha Heit-
AlderS and brother OF Mrs. Ottelia
Besmen, Mrs Edna Partridge and
Herman Kryz, Mr. Kryz rests at
Home. S434 Georgia ave-, Silver
Spring. Md. until ~ pm Thurs
day. December 10 tparking facili-
ties. On Friday. December il. he
Will lie in state in the Christ
Lutheran Church, 18th and Gala
tin SITS NV. from 10 am. until
the hour of service. II am. In
terment Parklawn Cemetery 10
Evening star., 1959-12-09
BurI c. Hoqudone

COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho,
Dec. 9 (AP).-Burl c. Haga-
done, publisher of the Occur
D'Alene Press, died yesterday.
Mr.. Hagadore. who had been
in i'll health recently, was an
executive of the Scripps League
Newspapers.
Evening star., 1959-12-09

Alto Hospital. SPENCER SPENCER 4 l. WISE WISE
of S2l Maryland ave. ne, beloved
husband Of Mamie +. Wise. brother
Of Mrs, James F Manning. ir., OF
Rye, N. Y: RAYMOND J. Wise OF
Detroit Mich; Bernard M. Wise
Of Washington, D c.: the Rev.
John E Wise, S. j., OF Loyola Col
lege. Baltimore, Nd, and Mrs.
John H Kennedy OF WASHINGTON,
D. C. Friends may call at Gawler's
Chapel, 1853 Pa. ave. NV. (cour-
tesy parking. corner 18th and G
stS' n.wD Mass will be offered
at the Holy Trinity Church. 36th
and SITS NV. on Friday. De-
cember IL. at y am. Interment
ArlinRton Natinnal Cemeterv
Evening star., 1959-12-09

Mrs. Ella d. Lindsay of 1872
Randolph street NV, Mrs.
Hannah Miro Of New York,
Mrs. Naomi B. Scott of 300e
Warder street NV. and Mrs,
Hattie Shorter, also of the
District; a sister, Mrs. Luella
Waters of 1851 Eleventh street
NV, 10 grandchildren and 19
great-grandchildren.
Services will be held at pm.
tomorrow in the Jerusalem
Baptist Church. Burial will be
in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Bishop Hugh Lamb

JEANNETTE. Pa, Dec. 9
(AP).-BiShop Hugh Lamb, SO,
head of the Greensburg Roman
Catholic diocese since 1851,
died yesterday of a heart at
tack. Bishop Lamb, who for
merly was wear general of the
Philadelphia archdiocese, was
born in Modena, Pa.