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P. G. P. OFFERS

LANHAM AREA-3-bedrm. rambler
on spacious 20 IT. By 2lO II.
wooded lot; large liV. RIM. and din.
area. electric kit. new Westing-
mouse auto. washer: newly deco
Ieted; Priced for quick sale At
Sl3'sSO with liberal financing.
ROGERS HEIdHTs-Almost nav
3-bedrm. brick rambler festuring
large de luxe kit, optional 3rd
bedrm. or din. rm., full bsnnt'.
aluminium storm windows and
doors, fenced yard. S15.960, FHA
terms.
COLLEGE PARK-Attraetiye 4-bed-
rm., 2-bath Cape Cod with alum
size nv. rm. with fireplace, big
table-spaee kit, full bsmt., aiumi-
mum storm windows and doors;
nice fenced yard with patio. SIS.
100. FHA or assume loan.
LEWIsDALE-Distinetive 3-bedrm.
brick rambler: Nv. rm. with large
picture window and corner dre-
place. sep. din. rm., dream kit,
fun fee.-type bsmt. with fireplace,
s20.960; FHA terms.
COLLEGE PARK--4-bedfm. Cape
Cod on level tRee-shaded corner
lot; SEP. din. I'm, large screened
porch; .eonv. to n. Meade and
University Of Nd. Terrific buy ct
S1l.7b0. FHA or OF terms.
PRINCE oHoRazs PRoPxRT1ns
AP. 7.777A
PICTURH-DooE BRAUTY-Rossrs
Hts; fun din. IN, rec. IN. with
bar; earport: patio; many extras.
A terrible bug. uN. l-e6eS.
peter ]. hagan and son
BAY Az P4 dl real niss A:ssd,n;
throughouti 2 full baths, spaeieus
~. fm. with fireplace, am. rm..
kit. with table spaes and dish-
T. F.i PECK e se.s:r H. snsd: lsl HSoA
RIyKRDALE-By OWNER; modern
". Va. stone home: 3 bedrms;,
den; 2 baths, 1Iepl.. back yard;
.osk sSssass x iS concrete pSS
200 shaded level lot, on improved
street. $4,000 II sold this week;
$1,000 down. AP. 7-s723.
RURAL MANSION
Exquisite 3-bsdrm. rambler. Spa
cious rooms, super dc luxe elee.
kit, many other charming feA-
lures. Priced to sell. MORRIS RE-
Atty. LII. 2.3362 or 10. 2-56S7.
TEMPLE HILLS ARGA-3-bedroom
semidetached brick. Large living
room. separate dining room. fun
basement: monthly payments $50,
assume FLA loan. Only Sl3.150.
RE. 6-5055
$3.50 On. and S6S. II
per mo. buys this spacious 5-rm.
brk. rambler adjacent to down.
Tie bath. sss h.-W.h .:I large u' s tor
age attic. Z. c. HILLEY a CO.,
Realtors, AP. 7-7200 I'll Q pm.
VISIT LOHR HOMES
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED
sos. to $3.50
Immediate QccllnancY


newly redccorated brick
ramblers In Falls Church and An
Mandate area. Many with all
electric QE. Kitchens, Including
garbage disposals, dishwashers, etc.
Fireplace. a-3 bedrms. Mr., schools,
stores and buses. apply portion
Of rent towards purchase option
4-3900, W, 2-641b.
COLORED-S0l L ST, NV
rms, and bath, SOS. 80, Excel,
cond. sT. 3-S4s4, EN-. 3-b4O7.
COL0RED-iaSS w ST. NV
Row brick. redecQrated, O rms.
and mod. hath, fun hsmt., gas ut.
500 mo, Key ct once. tn. $4,000,
31S Kennedy 81. NV.
COLORED-UPPER N.W.--Newiy
dec. Mod. 9 rms, bath, brick, fam
lily rec. rnl., extra law, full bsmt
$i25s DIXIE REALTY Co, Ma,
COLORED-1B2O SWAMI ST. NV.
"a bedrms.. liv. rm,, din. rm.,
kit: newly redee.; 500 mo. Ma
TIoNAL SAVINGS AND TRUST.
ST. $4,000.
c0LORED - 1890 NEWTON ST
NV rms. aud bath, full bsmt..
oil heat. Al cond., only R115 mo
Mr.. NEUMANN, Ma. $4,000,
C0LORED-A0l q ST, N.E.-six
rooms, bath, oil heat, Only S7b
mo. Mr.. NEuMANN. ma. $4,000,
cSLoREDMis .,b AND AND G q IS, ST
rm. semidet. brick; bsmt., gas
mo. NE, S-40b3; ewes, OIL. g.
sclpsi'FuIToN R. GORDON JR.'
C0LORED-l3Se 18th ST. NV
Newly decorated; Q rms. and bath;
Gas h..w.h.: 5000 mo. BOSS a
PHILIPS, INC, 14l7 X st. NV. s.
c SWIs, i g.S.a,9 0NT sUu,s' i saIi
.bsmt,, garage, excel. cond., autom.
eas heat $125 mo. CAL CO.
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50I9 18th ST., on corner Iot-I2
rms, mod. det. brick, new eond:
3 baths, gar; terms. Others on
request STROUP. RA. 0-e700.
COLORED-UPPER N.W.-Loyely
Stsntisl income from rentals. FSir-
nished. $3.50 down. NO. 7-7626.
COLORED-BRIGHTWOOD, lust OF
Georgia ave. -Detach., . rms. %
bedrmsO. 2 baths. rec. rm., fenced
lot 1872 II. deep. Scar garage;
S SinI iSr doctors nome; ,rs emu
buyer may assume $4,000 LIST
s trsstss interest tR REvA4 Eyes ,g III
K st. NV. Ma. s-0753.
CoLoRED-UPPER N.W.-3 bed
rms, 2 baths, den. finished bsmt.
corner brick. Price reduced.
Ewes, NO. 7-6905, La. 6-1463
w. M. DORA TU. 2-790t
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TOWN &
COUNTRY
ANNANDAIE

TIE. 6-1415 8 TIL 8
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! APARTMENTS WANTED

funN, APT. - One bdrm.. priv,
hath. vic. Bethesda, BY service
couple: no children pets or car.
S6S-s75 mo. NE. $4,000. Ext. BIO.
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$500 DOWN

SILVER SPRING - Make offer.
Owner will finance. Cute 2-bed-
rm. bungalow: all large rooms
Corner, level. fenced lot. SI0LER
d. CO, 10 l.S3R3
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TRADE

NEW s.-ACRE WOODED LOT
BUILDER WILL TAKE
TRADE on this new. 4-bedrm,
2a-bath home. Large, cheerful,
iiv. rm.; pine-paneled family rm.
with frepl.; basement; ser; porch;
fine Bethesda area. VACANT and
ready for occupancy.
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CHASE. MD, : A REAL
3-bedrm Colonial with lst-a. den.
family rm., llv. rm., din. rm.,
kitchen and Law: also q wonderful
recreation rn. and q GEORGETOWN
garden. ideal for entertaining: mr.
Conn. ave and Columbia Country
Club. I'm. 2-S206. DISTRICT
MARYLAND REALTY. INC. ewes,
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VISIT LOHR HOMES
FRESH START?

Y6 os.r sSu your sap o sss nom: 's or .at
taxes and Insurance nee This home ONE
has 2 bedrooms, living room,
kitchen with table space; full
basement. and in good location.
close-in Silver epring location.
Dial He; $1,000 for information
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CONN s, AYE ;. 6sTAr EtS Sy.I, y. g
loan; 'ea assinr I0'i si fs:Ho. BEERS
BROS, INC, VI, b.7Gio.
EARLY AMERICAN CHARM, new
ss%O dn r an.age D.S Srss s1t SsSs
bsmt,, picture windows, firepl.;
$4,000. HILDEBRAND CO., ~.
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PARKWOOD-Really . honey! I'm
S ain S 9. c iali c ssSilsS. 0' S.mt
si7.s6o, A. V. PisASf. Realtors,
OIL. $4,000 ewes, OIL. 6-609l.
ROCK CREEK HILLS = A grand
h sPss i IN 0Y S:yn RsiES SISs
rms, Q baths. den or 4th bedrm.,
on / floor. Daylight bsmt. has biz
rec. rm., extra bedrm. and bath
Double garage. Immediate oecu-
paney. Call JU. 5-4222; ewes, Ju.
5-5066, LAWRENCE v. LUTES
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HILLANDALE AREA = Spacious
s ssRSs f iSEAE sri E6h tAsssosEE ~ Fam:
lily. Fireplace in liv, rm, sepa-
~ csA Ar TO- p ssRs mr. rt tilis
considered ..1d Owner ! le oNd u, az
+ .' PEck. Hue H. 1900 1ois0O' NUN
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BETHESDA - M.Aere lot; lars,
brick rambler; . large bedrms.
"a baths. side porch, mod. Kit,
BETHESDA REALTY. OF. 4-i4f5
BETHESDA. Bradmoor-Waik to
school. Immac. brick rambler; lge.
liv. rTa., full din, rm., cleo. kit,
, twin-sixed bedrmB., 2 baths.
hugo ground-level bsmt. with tile
floor. Lovely Handicapped lot. Se7,-
RiExiIsTINos CORP. OIL, e.o2os
BETHEsDA-PARKwooD. $1,000
Lovely white brick bungalow,
equip kitchen, . nice size bed
looking beautiful level yard. utii-
ity and ldry. rin., all this on one
WIN r, collins OIL, 2.6O04
BETHESDA. westmoreland Hills
Handsome brick Colonial; bed
rms, . baths. library, TV room,
rec. rm.; terrific lot Near. schools.
transp.. spring Valley shopping
RE yGsn CORP, OIL. 2.o2Os
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA : small
estate on 2h acres wooded set:
ting, wLstream. mr.. Cornerstone
Club; 4 bedrms.. 3 baths, mod.
kit, sep. din, rm., rec, rm. above
sround level w1nagstone noors
rage. KoRzENDoRFER. Reaitcr,
M A.allr tNli n
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BRICK RAMRIER

ARBA-Want 70 trader
Better hurry. only two ieft; s.
bedrm.. rambler; IN baths, Ice.
kit. with birch cabinets and eye
level oven, full rec.-type bsmt. !;
$l4,g50 FHA or ventaonal.
PRINCE 0EoRoHB REALTY CO.,
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woODsIDE FOREsT-Very nice
3-bedrm., 11s-bath brick Colonial.
in top-notch cond.: excel, cow.
neiRhhorhood: large kit, daylight
6smt, spacious rooms. $24.960,
g; ROBERT GRAY 4 Co, 916
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sd IL. Fa ovsE sfES Sn " 5.n
din. nm, equipped hit. and 3 bed.
rms; Ice level lot. Asking 800.
We can arrange terms. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO.. UN.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFURN.--4-bedrm Diet. stor. space
loe Oh: ch, nearby Nd, nv 2
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14
MAYNARD cALLANDs IN PRETTY
COCKTAIL PARTY FOR THEIR
GUESTS FROM INDIANA STATE

In a delightfully."- informal at.
mosphere Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard
Calland, 3225 Fourth Av. g., en-
tertained at a cocktail party Wed
nesday night, August 5, honorine
their visiting guests, Mr.. and Mrs
Nathaniel Buggs Of IT. Wayne,
Ind, sister and brother-in-law Of
Mr.. Calland.
Pink and yellow was the color
ful setting for the smart affair
held at the Nacirema Club, S93s
Fourth Av. s., Minneapolis. Pink
and Yellow candles In white and
gold candelabra cast a glow on the
artistic arrangement Of yellow
gladioH, pink carnations and white
NUNS that centered the main serv-
ice table, which was overspread
with white. from which delicious
refreshments were served. Other
bouquets carrying out the decor
theme were placed at vantage
points throughout the room.
For the affair Mrs. Calland re-
ceived her guests in a lovely black
and red printed velveteen sheath
accented with rhinestone jewelry.
Mrs. Buggs, guest Of honor, was
most charming in a plum-blue
lace after-five frock with match
ing accessories and rhinestone jew.
elry.
Between the hours of Z and 10
friends came in to meet the hon.
ored visitors. For Mrs. Buggs II
was renewing old acquaintenances
from her former visits, while Mr.
Buggs was enjoying meeting
guests on his first visit to Mime
apolis.
Candid shots were taken of the
group by Mr.. Sam Watson as they
chatted, enjoyed refreshments and
had a wonderful time.
Included in the guest list were
Messrs. and Mines. e. Thurston
r. Graham, s. Watson, z. Ander-
son, A. Barnes, @. Boudreaux
Grover Ingram, Martin Humber
ger, Leroy Riess, r. Cooper, James
Brown, Mines. Louise Hughes
Commodore Oden, Jessie Shepard
Dorothy Stewart, Elaine Johnson
Mary Armstrong, Miss Anna Coe
and the Messrs. Harvey Saunders
Kenneth Mason, Payne Calhoun
J. B. Crawford, Bill Breland, Henry
Lewis, Donald Mcclure and Idel
Breland.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14

Theo. Hamm Brewing Co., 81. Paul, MINI,
San FraRciscO and Los Angeles, Calf.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYs

MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
Aug. 16--Mrs. Lucia Mcclure,
2s13 Chicago Av.; Mrs. Mary
Stokes 2447 Fifth Av. s.; Jack
Hyatt, 112O Fremont Av. N; Mrs.
Vienna warder, 413s Third Av. g.;
Godfrey Baldez, 2522 Fourth Av.
s.; William Young, 2s12 Elliot
Av.
Aug. 1s-o. J. Thornton, 1912
Fourth Av. g.; vernono b. Owens,
2421 Fourth Av. g.; Bennie Fields,
604 Eighth Av. NJ; Toni White
side. 5000 Third Av. 8.
Aug. 17-Mrs. Nina williams,
1919 Clinton Av.; Harry Miller, 566
Seventh Av. NJ; Mayola Bannarn,
372S Minnehaha Av.; Beverly Ea-
son, s61 11th Av. NJ; Howard
Cummings. $500 Fourth Av. s..
Robert Wynn Jr., 1909 Fifth Av.
s..
Aug. 1S-Bertha L. Thompson
s17 Third Av. NJ; Mrs. Odessa
Walker, 2531 Clinton Av.; Mrs.
John Herriford, 274O Clinton Av.
Aug. 19-Mrs. Marjorie Curry,
1928 Portland Av.
Aug. 20-Mrs. Charlotte Davis,
1921 Portland Av.; Naomi Hender-
son, 702 Russell Av. N; Mr.. How
ard Tyler sr., 22o7 Elliot Av.;
Daryl Royster, 1900 Portland Av.;
Mrs. Charles Cochrane, 1920 Fifth
Av. s.
Aug. 21-wyatt c. Pierro, 3615
1102 z. 2sth st.; sandra Lynn
Gibbs. 4549 Third Av. s.; Irving
williams, S64O Smelling Av.; Mrs.
Everett Law Jr., 915 Fremont Av.
N.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14

Iglehart Ay.: Miss Earline Nell,
726 st. Anthony Av.; Robert J.
Jones, TOT w. Central Av.; Sadie
Ellis Garrison. 500 st. Anthony
Av.; Cornelius Benner, 672 st. An
thony Av.; Alma Travis, 935 lyle
hart Av.; Mrs. sallie Fletcher, 7s5
w. Central Av.; Mr.. Roosevelt Nc
Carly, 507 Rondo Av.
Aug. 1T--Maureen TiIIman, 9s5
Iglehart Av.; Ralph Gardner, 5s1
Igiehart Av.; Colleen Anita MUIR
ply, S75 st. Anthony Av.
Aug. 1S-Della Lillard, So st.
Anthony Av.; J. w. Smith, SAT
Carroll Av.
Aug. 1e-Mrs Nora McCracken,
$50 Albermarle Av.: Joleen Rob
inson, 9e9 Igiehart Av.; Mr.. Eu-
gene Ross, 459 st. Anthony Av.;
James Thomas, S04 st. Anthony
Av.; Harry Ballard, Jr., SIT st.
Anthony Av.; Ethel Helen Myers,
S6s Iglehart Av.
Aug. 2o-Sidney L williams,
1865 Blair Av.; Ira M. Dorsey,
967 Iglehart Av.; Carol Clark, 615
w. Central Av.; Wanda Marie
Owens. s72 Dayton Av,; Diane
Cecilia Russell, 500 Igiehart Av.;
caryn Sue Allen. s42 Iglehart Av.
Aug. 21--Albert Wright Jr., s71
N. Western Av.; Sally Ann Moody,
727 Rondo Av.; Raymond Ryan,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14

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Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14

Palmer jackson of s7Os Fourth
Av. s.
Leave For HOmei Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Holly and children Of Buffalo,
N. Y, left Friday for their home
after spending q week in the city
visiting Mrs. Holly's aunt, Mrs.
Lottie Hyde Of Sss2 Clinton Av.
Mrs. Holly, the former Ruth Ben
ner, is q native st. Paulite. The
visitors enjoyed the many social
courtesies accorded them.
Former Residents Visit: Mr.. and
Mrs. John L. Coleman Of Chicago
and their grandson, Herbert Bar
land Of Detroit, Mich, spent one
week in the city visiting Mr.. Cole
mans, mother, Mrs. Anna Cole
man and other relatives. They were
the houseguests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Burie Carmichael Sr., sister and
brother-in-law Of Mr.. Coleman. 1t
was the first visit for young Her
bert and he enjoyed meeting his
relatives, especially the young
cousins.
Michigan visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Singer Of Niles, Mich, ar
rived by motor on Wednesday,
August 5, and are visiting relatives
and friends. They are the house
guests Of Mrs. Singers brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Pierre of 3937 Portland
Av. The Singers, former residents
Of Minneapolis, are enjoying meet
ing old friends during their visit.
They left for their home on Tues
day.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14

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and the
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Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14
Cub Scout Pack So
Held cdrniVdI

SafUrduy, July As
Cub Scout Pack SO in lieu Of its
monthly meeting held a carnival
at Central Field from 4 to 8 pm.
Saturday, July rs. Neighborhood
children were invited to partici-
pate in games, relays and penny
alley" game of skill.
Winners of the athletic events
were: For softball throw, Louis
Boone Jr., Charles Ford and James
Arlington captured the prizes;
Louis Boone Jr., Charles Ford and
Walter Whitmore were winners in
the so yard dash and taking top
prizes for the broad jump were
Louis Boone Jr., Charles Ford and
James Arlington.
Louis Boone Jr. again was the
winner in the sack race; while
Betty Sardner was winner in the
girls broad jump and prize in the
clothespin hunt with everyone par
ticipating was won by zaneta Har-
ris.
The monthly awards to the Cubs
were made in a ceremonial circle
at the conclusion of the athletic
events.
The August pack meeting win
feature a father-son overnight
August 1871 at Tonkawa, Boy
Scout Camp on Lake MinnetonlIa.
September will see a Roundup
for new boys and their parents to
be held at Ssth Street Open Door
Congregational church, the spon-
soring institution.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14

meth Mason, a Minneapolis native,
who il sharing his visit with his
father, Mr.. Louis Mason Sr. and
his sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. q. d. Livingstone Of 501
q. 37th st.
Chicago Visitor; Enjoying the
beauty Of the Twin Cities is Joe
Chineworth, IA year old son of
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Chineworth
Of Chicago. The young man arrived
Thursday evening for a ten day
visit with his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14
Out-Of-TOwn BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Aug. 15-Sondra Lee Hathaway,
Dowagiac, Mich; Luna Brown,
Detroit, Mich.
Aug. II - Pat Manuel, Des
Moines, Ia; Leols Washington,
Shreveport, La.
Aug. 1S-F. w. Carter, Vancou-
yer, Can; Merla Greenwood, Sire
ator, Ill.
Aug. 20-Rodney wormly, Ft.
Worth, Tex.
Aug. 21-Mrs. Esther Roach,
Los Angeles, Calf; Mrs. Clarissa
Lewis, Allston, Mass.
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS
Aug. 16-Mrs. Roxie Harris, 595
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14

1885 Z. County Road c.; stephen
Allen Bonner, S7s Iglehart Av.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS
Aug. 1s-Mr. and Mrs. Roy An
derson, s0s Aldrch Av. NJ, 1s
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Fischer,
4251 Fifth Av. g., IL years.
Aug. 1T-Mr. and Mrs. James
c. Campbell, 1858 Portland Av,
eight years.
Aug. 18-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Chatham, 2s0s Tenth Av. s., eight
years.
Aug. 20-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Gonzales, 1909 17th Av. s., nine
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14

@0It 1US7uoJ IOI AdII5d8 CITY, MO-,
for a two weeks vacation visiting
a cousin. Mrs. Eugenia sydnor, and
other friends.
Daughter Is Guest: Mrs. Ethel
Mack Of Chicago, a former resi-
dent of Minneapolis. is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Sadie Fisher, 1888
Oakland Av, and renewing old
friendships. Mrs. Mack arrived on
Saturday and win spend three
weeks with her mother.
Visiting Family: Visiting in the
city from Pittsburgh, Pa, is Ken
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS 4

Denver Visitors Mr. and Mrs Nelson Perry of Denver
Coo left Friday for their home after spending the
city visiting Mr. and Mrs Earett Glover of $500 Fifth Av S.
The visitors enjoyed sightseeing and the many coureses ex
tended on their first visit Minneapolis and were favorably
impressed with the city
Visiting In Kaycee: Mrs Cora Sanders 1928 Clinton Av
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL
Aug. 15-Mr. and Mrs. william
McLeigh, 5s7 Rondo Av., ten years;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Pierre Gull
mant, 6ss Carroll Av.. ten years.
Aug. 16--Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
Atwood, 1915 Cumberland, SO
years.
Aug. 19-Mr. and Mrs. Lyman
H. Myers. ses Igiehart Av., IS
years.
Aug. 20-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
suthern, Los Angeles, Calf, n
years.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14

This paper has the exclusive
services Of the Associated Negro
Press In this area.-Advt.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14

This is the 25th anniversary
edition of the Minneapolis
SPOKESMAN newspaper.
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CARD or THANKS

We shall forever be Indebted 10
ali the kind friends and nelghbors
who extended their sympathy 10
us during the Illness and death OF
our beloved husband and father,
William Westbcrry We are deeply
grateful for the beautiful floral
tributes. We are especially apprec-
lative TO Rev r. W. Bolts sr..
Rev Mcdowell Rev. Byrd and
Rev Simmons for their very COM
forting assistance. We wish 10 ex-
press our sincere thanks 10 the
Woodland Funeral Home for ef-
ficient service rendered.
Mrs Opal wcstberry, wife; Mrs
Jacqueline Marshall and Mrs.
Frances Thomas, daughters; Vim
cent Ronald and Norman West
berry sons
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Union Local 800 formerly nee.
chairman Of the THIRD Ward DFL
club and a member q COPE
Survivors include his wife Mrs.
Burnice Henry. one sister. Ma.
Katherine Manisy o. Omaha. Seb
tao aunts. Mrs. Queenie Barber
n Omaha. who was In the city
during his last Illness, and Mrs.
Nora Toison Of Los Angeles, three
uisces and two cousins
Burial was In Lakewood GENE.
terry with Woodland Funeral Home
ia charge Of arrangements.
Mr and Mrs John Barber, aunt
and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Manicy, sister and brother -ln.law
u the deceased. all u Omaha. Mr.
and Mrs James Manley Of Omaha
brother and sister Of Mrs. Henry
ard Mrs ida Rose Dewberry Of
Colorado Springs. Colo. niece ~
the deceased. all came 20 the city
for the funeral
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ZION nArTIsr

sunday morning, June 2s a
beautiful day with clear akiea.
saw many visitors and friends in
attendance al Zion 90 hear the
guest speaker. Rev james r..
Holloway 81 Cambridge Mass
bring the message He was tn
troducrd by Rev n W Bolts
His message WAS brief but inspir-
ing HIS scripture basis was from
John 1920 %
Music was by the combined sing
err of Zion with Mrs william
Warier m the organ and Mr. Ralph
q Primm pianist " = Hale
directed
Many visitors representing the
Elks convention worshlpped with
10 We welcome you always at
Zion and invite you 60 come again
The evening message was also
brought by The guest speaker Rev
Hoilway who used Tor a subject
On To Jerusalem For the morn
ing hour he chose the pibirc Tn
Producing Lost Souls Roth sub
ierts were we'll presented and en-.
}oycd by an present A go0dly mum
Der was IN attendance az the even.
ms hour including Dr Floyd Mas
scy Ir Row Joseph Jackson. Rev.
r @ Harris and many others
whom your reporter did not get
their names Rev Massey and
Mr. Clifford porop, representative
~ TIE American Baptist C'onven.
ton Joined with Rev. Bolts in
giving brief remarks
We enjoyed a lovely day Of wor-
ship Visitors were acknowledge
by Rev Bolts
There are many sick In the
community Let us continue 10 re.
member them IN our prayers. Mrs
Ada Grubba II ont Of the city FOR
three weeks and desires the pray.
ers Of the church for her safe re-
turn.
Rev and Mrs Bolts expressed
their gratitude 20 members and
friends for the Kindness ahoyvn
during their testimonial last week
Remember prayer service each
Wednesday 100 20 $50 pm
You are invited 70 attend zion
Baptist church picnic 10 be held IN
Field No. L Minnehahs PARK be.
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Sunday morning June %, the
professional was very inspiring
as the Mems chorus was led by
Joe Kemp and Dwight Dean bear
ing the flags Of America
Rev 81 l. Simmons stated in
spite Of the hot humid weather
the attendance has been large and
delightful
Judge r Howard Bennett the
distinguished Mems Day speaker
was somewhat humorous. after the
well phrased Introduction BY Mr.
John n Maxwell, when he immed.
lately rose well poised began his
address and IL was called 10 his
attention that the Mems Giee
chorus would render another num-
Der before the speech on his sec
nnd attempt he smiled and stated
that on Friday night no doubt
most OF the audience were pulling
for Patterson during the Patterson
JohanssOn fight. but Patterson
lost Judge Bennett stated Il lost
the first time but I've got you
corncred now
The speakers subject was "Wit
ness and Commitment He asked
a question who win be a witness
and make a commitment ? Witness
and commitment are words that
call for reformation. We are look.
cd upon as not tolerant. iudlffers
ent not generous and self seek
ing"
Judge Bennett further stated
there Is challenge that not mary
realize Ia the second one. hundred
years there Is a need for a new
dynamic Of civic action, There are
untapped opportunities, bat we
our selves Wi'i have 90 discard the
emphasis Of personal gain. The
need u necessity Is 90 break away
from the mode % confirming the
things the way they are We have
70 make q commitment 20 The fund
amentnls Of the world Unless we
do. we are lost as a western world
We are afraid 10 cnnunciate. afraid
90 matrcuiate, afraid because we
DO not live as we talk.
In conclusion the Judge stated
we need the return OF hard work,
intransitiyc and discipline for us