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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
Movies

Sunday PM.
"YeIIowneek." 1854. Lin Mccarthy.
l2:0O-4
"scorIes RIVER" 1893. Tom Keene.
zoos
"cobs end GoIs." 1851. George
and Bert Bernard. "FedeFaI Agent
OF LaEse." 1850. Dorothy Pot
rick. ZOO
"Formsr in the DELL" 1896. Jeon
Parker. 2:00-5
"Steomboot Round the Bend"
1895. Viii Rogers. 2;00-7
"crims DEBTORS Strongest cese."
Worner Boxter. 3:3o-7
"Sevsn Keys to BoIdpote." 1895
Gene Raymond. 1905
"Boy With the Green Hair" l948.
Pot O'Brien. 1905
Suspicion" le4l. Cory 6ront.
l0:00-5
Professional Soldier" 1886. Vic
tor MeLoelen. ll:l5-4
"The Golden Mosk." 1854. Won
Helm. 100
Mondoy Am.
Soy DipIemet." 1881. IIko Chose.
lo:oo-5
= Mondoy PM.
"GildeFsIeevs's Bad Day." l943.
Harold Peary. 1:3o-S
"Seattsrbrain." $40. Judy Canovo.
5000
"Around the World" 1913. koy
kyses. S:oo--5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

"sundown Troll" 1881. TEN kssne
tl:ooEs
Saturday PM.
"MiehasI o'HeIIeran." le4s. ses.ty
Beckett. :o0-
Silent Roiders." 1854. Richord
Bartlett. 'Maid's Night Out
1888. Joon Fontoine. 2:oos
"Ponie on the Air." 1886. Lew
AWes. Hard to Hold" 1888.
Rito Hoyworth. 1000
"sen Antoine" 1852. Rod comeron.
BOO
"Bosten Blaekie's Rsndssveus."
Chester Morris. 4:00-7
"Thet Night In Rio." Ie45. Alice
FoYe. Cormen Miranda. 500
"Reushshod." le4s. Robert stsr-
ling. lo:3o-S
"rhey Gave Him q Gun" 1897.
Spencer Tracy. lo:3o-9
"Mr. Notes 6ombIe." 1898. Peter
Lore. 500
Fifty Roads TO Town" 1887. Ann
Sothern. l1;l5-4
"Soa Of DroeuIs." lS43. Lon
Clancy. l2:4o-S
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Classified Index f~ Sc. '"''- u.r.'

nigh sis,re." ls4l. Humphrsy
Boooft, III :o0-5
"Hlddsn vsIIsy outIsw..a Is44.
Bill Elliott. ll;l5-e
Tuesdoy AN.
"6irl o. the Rie." 1881, Dolores
del Rio, lo:oo-5
Tuesday P.M.
"PoIe ice" 1896. Joe 6, Brown:
1.-THE BIunds,su." ls4s, Rod Com
eron. 5!OO-9
"citi1sn Kane" l94l. orseo WsIlss.
"Rsmsmb.rr" 1899, Robert TeyIor.
HIS
Wednesday AN.
"oirI From Msxieo." 1899, Lupe
Velez. 1905
Wednesday PM.
"Musdes on q Heneymoou.. 1895.
Edno Noe Oliver, l:30-5
THE Steel ceae." 1854. John Ire
land. 5000
"Abe Lincoln In Illinois," 1910.
Raymond Massey. s.0o-5
Room Service" 1888. Morx Broth
ers. 1905
"sks Married Her Bsss." 1885.
cloudette Colbert. ll;l5-9
Thursday AN.
"GoIdis Gets Along" 1893. Lii
Domito. lO:OO-S
Thursday PM.
"She Had 10 Say Yes" 1888.
Loretta Young. :3o-5
Someone to Remember" 1913.
Mabel Poioe. 500
Mildred Pierce" ls45. loon Crow
ford. | ;oo-5
:.Ths Long Wat." 1854. Anthony
Quinn. ll:l5--o
Friday AN.
The GFidiFon Flesh" 1884. Betty
Furness. lo:oo-5
Friday PM.
Smashing the Money Ring" 1889.
Ronald Reoeon. :3o-5
They Met in bombsy." lS4l. Clark
Goble. 5000
Silver stsr." 1855. Edoor su-
chonon. S:O0-5
"esmbIer and the Lsdy." 1852.
Dane Clark. IL :o0-5
"Rosd to Glory" 1896. Fredric
March. IL :00--7
"cy Of the City," 1913. Victor
Mature. l1:l5-9
"danoIuIu Lu." 1912. Lupe Xelez.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
c,o,,x NEWS
r A [ [ S NJ o 7 { S
ny Kaye Coates
BlO Mabls street
sioux Falls, y. ID.

Folks that we're in 10 attend
the Annual Award Dinner were.
Mr. and Mrs A. Butler Mrs l..
Golden. Charles Hancock. ana II
Ward az Sioux CITY, Ia Theodore
Elakey ~ YanktOn, one 81 our
most sincere Brothers was also
present This Blakey is doing a
rpe lob IN Yankton civicslly
some alaux CItians IN on sun
day were. Mr. and Mrs James
guffen. Vivian Coffey and some
friends Their time was short but
Il was nice seeing them.
Mary Vaughn Minneapolis, Min
nssuta ppcnt tho weekend IN 3. y
waiting relatives ard friends
Intellectual Improvement Clat
ur the wv CA held iis regular
biz session IN the West Room Of
thr Y WCA. The group plan on q
bowling team Jerry Gabbcll was
hostess Georgia Lee had deyotions
Each member was given material
Is read on Easter IN other count.
riea n proved TO be- very interest
lng
Fannie CLARK gOt n third Street
r n and few other girls from
McKennau Hospital flew 10 ON
aha. Nebr for the week end
The II Williams. a25 N Blau,
welt. spent their week.e in sious
City Ia with friends and rela
lives
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
Mrs. Ruby soho Long
Active In Froternui
Circles Is Buried

Services for Mrs Ruby A, Robo
1925 Emerson Av N, who died in
Minneapolis General hospital on
Thursday March 5, were held al 1
pm Monday March D AZ the
Woodland Funeral chapel Rev NJ
~ Hcndrieth, pastor Of waymen
ANtE church otficiatcd assisted by
Rev Henderson Reddick
Mrs Bobo had been IN falling
health for the past four years and
had been hospitaliSsd intermittent.
~ for the past two years A native
of Texas, she had lived In Mime.
apolis for 30 years
She was a member and past
worthy princess o. Sisters % the
Mysterious Ten, member and
past daughter ruler Of Minnehaha
Temple No 1870 Daughter Elks.
member o. Past Exalted Rulers
Council Daughter E.lks and mem
Der % Johnny Baker Auxiliary "a
Poat 2ai 81 the American Legion
These organizations assisted al
the funeral She was also mem,
hcr II waynan ASiE church.
Surviving Is her husband james
Bobo Of Minneapolis and othei
relatives
Burial was in Pr Smelling Na
,innai cemetery with woodart
/ Funeral Home in charge % ar.
rangvments
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
n. THOMAS rpIsCopAI.

Last Sunday March 3 ST Agnes
GWld observed Us monthly corp
crate communion at church and
served breakfast after service 10
about sixty persons They also
held a very successful bake sale
At the later service Father
Johnson spoke on the Importance
Of the use Of the bible in All wor-
ship services OF the church. He
said that the church is not founded
upon the bible. but that the bible
" a product % the church. THIS
applies 10 both the Old and New
restaments we come 20 church
among other reasons" he conclud-
ed ito hear the Word OF God
Lsnten services viii continue ON
Fridays at Z pm. The guest
preacher for this coming Friday Is
the Rev Andrew Otani, director
OF the Japanese American Com
munity Center
The public is invited TO all serv-
ices.
Submitted by Rev Louis w
Johnson.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
DahIqsist Reports From BeIsion Congo
TTontiniird frOm Page

going 10 on ~ the iradag pillars Jungle Of Africa
with the passport are some
suggestions Tor travellers that emphasized letter
from President Eisenhower contains this paragraph
81 bearing commission from his
travelling by himself for pleasure Or for business
representative the United state. ~ Asr" and be must try
portray his heart TO BIZ peace
loving nation living the Of God bat not In the fear Of God
only, trying H. be parnsfs with our friends"
visiting with the q naens that ao friendly to as and
may friendly going keep this ad
noniiion ~ ourp President n 10
trrom lepoidyInc relgan ConEol
G@poldviio Sunday March 1T am Saturday morning
February here I1podvno after couple
travelling YORK had been 20 hours the air with
stops Portugal Acer the capital Of Ghan
ryffeshng followed BY long and refreshing bath
put good form Tor first exposure to Africa
Saturday noon.
The day passed quickly trip acro Brnzzaye.
capital Equatorial Afca To-day motord
out about 90 miles for dinner At village tavern with vista TO point
going The village nd Portuguese settle
men Tho whore the food excellent w operated BY
gwias couple
nave interesting Introduction the
problems Africa Ny seatmate from Lisbon 70 Aeera was repre-
sentative Of Israel at the Ambassador level The nine hours flight over
Sahara Desert passed swiftly
rodsys tour of tho countrywide
thn a 10 castles and eathers frightened by presence
A. Leopold
p receive training In radio posram to take charge Of new
established counterfeit the revolutionary being
broadcast Cairo
rhese prcen, disturbing problems
capacity about tho dis
eouragngty that their views VIII be
reflected conclusions
being with assurance that the whites
disturbed about the prospects They
know maknR There nothing to Indicate
being according There
pcnty that goundswor Of bitterness may
explode anytime
Aurel f Israel and pc ionghe Renat o
the belgian Colonial brewing
Neither q cNpioaon would
rhey that hore Is less anhite sentiment
French they The hca
they probably done the beast fe
he but they have fyatotnscd more
Of mniions Of natives Including
those national anthem
popular marching natives themselves
/ French
/ NeNt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
Services Held For Mrs.
Josephine Todd March q

services Tor MIS- insNpolf"
Todd af gTl Aurora Az. who died
suddenly saturday February IS
At her home. were held At ? pm
wednesday March 4 al Pilgrim
baptist church Rev Floyd Massey
Dr. officiatrd
She was born in Pratt Kans
and had resided in st Fsul since
1925, She was a member ~ Pti.
grim baptist church
Survivors include two sons, Rus-
eoe and Robert James ~ 81 Paul.
four erothers En ard Benjamin
Martin % 81, Paul ard two other
brothers IN los Angeles, two sis.
tiers and number q pieces and
nephewS
Burial was In Forcs, Lawn cewe
terry with Brooks Funeral Home
in charge o. the service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
AME CHRISTIAN
EDucATIoh GROUP
MIEIs MARCH IA

Tho Northwestern Conference
Board N Christian Education ri
Ths African Methodist Episcopal
Church win meet at James
AME Church. e2f W central Az
81 Paul az 10 am March ~
1860 Mrs Jeanne Morris of Dea
MDiuea. Ia, director viii preside
The following board members
who viii attend are Mrs Ruth
Doyle. Dcs Mpiuss Mrs Gladys
White Burlington. Ia Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Taylor. Minneapolis Bishop
Joseph Gomez Cleveland Ohio,
Rev Nelson Pryor, Minneapolis.
Rev & n Copeland cedar Rap
ida IA REV q r sfinsoH Water
loo. ia Rev NJ l. Simmons, Mrs.
Florence Daniels. Mrs Wreatha
Maxwell All Of Minneapolis. Mrs
Itutb Barber. Waterioo IA Mrs.
lThelmA apsller Waterloo ard Mrs
Marguerite Robinson, ottunwa
In
workers are Mrs Lucy Cas-
on chairman of the food commit
tee. Mrs O r atinsou and Mrs
Cason assistant on the planning
committee ~ tbs board
Hsy. lessee J., Glover ia hosi
pastor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
Services FOR Mrs.
Nstiio Bask anstoIo Hoid

Services fpf MIA Notlie Book
onstnle $50 w Central Az. were
held ~ am "Wednesday March
n, at sc Peter Ctavef Catholic
Church The Rev ~ John wirth
offlclhtrd A rosary was said
nrooha Funeral chapel at = 10 PM.
Ticaday
Mira Isaekenatnis died Friday
March . % Anckcr hospital. whore
she hna been patient since No
yember 1858 she Was born In
baltimore Nd ard had heon a
resident II So Pau SINCE 1919
she Is survived by ono sister,
Mira Mauie Mercer ~ baltimore
and close friends Mr and Mrs
iaWeu Bruce N 81 Paul
Burial was 10 Oakland cemetery
with nfuoks Funeral Home Ia
charge u the service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
MRS. GERTRUDE HAsRis
DIES, FUNERAL PLANS
NOT COMplEvfD YET

Mrs Gertrude Harris COZ Eghsh
Az y died in her sie~p and was
found early Tuesday morning
March 10 al her horne Shs had
been suffering with a heart all
merit.
Shs IL survived ~ her husband
Arthar tArns daughters. Gail
ponna ard Patricia two sens,
Arshur % ard Carrou two ats
ter Mrs. HATH Bartoo q Mime
apoHs ana Mrs. Ruby Given -
Duluth ard rther relatives
F,lnefal arrangements had NJ,
n~en completed At prvss TINS fNaF
further information. contaci the
Neal FNlnerNi H0uas, ~ sTsse
rney ArN IN cnarrs ~ arrangs
srrenfn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
puGRIM BAPTIST

Onward Christian Soldiers"
was the professional hymn TO lead
the service on Sunday. March g.
Or Masscys enlightening sermon
was from the text John t,-43 In
his sermon Conversation at the
Wen" Dr Massey said HE that
lives with Christ and has Christ
Us a spring Of water Morning
! and pcdicatory Prayers were given
by Moses A Knott and Il r Tay-
lor respectively.
Attending the services, Sunday
as a delegation were Girl Scouts
from Troop 20 This Uas In OBJ
Nnrvance 81 National Girl Scout
Week
Training Tor Church Membership
Class IN the Pastors study viii
be held next Sunday at to.t5 am
March q the Gospel Choral Palm
Sunday Tea viii be given az 4
I pm
Deacon and Mrs leroy Cunning
ham were blessed with the arrival
~ a baby girl az Miller hospital
on Sunday. March 1 Dr Massey
is attending the meeting of the
Foreign Missions Board ~ the
American Baptist Convention a;
Springfield. Illinois
Next Dedication of Babies Is
scheduled foF sunday Aprtl q
Please contact the superintendent
of the Cradle RON Department
Mrs Annie Ranks CA s82TG
u you plan 20 have your baby
4 cunSocrated
Appreciation goes % the Usher
Roard Cor their conmendable An.
nual Service on Sunday. March g
A visitor 20 tho service was
Mrs Catherine woodard Of Min.
nsspoiia
Remember the sick and shut In
SHERIFF. Mavingo, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
ZION BAPTIST

The morning congregational
hvmn was Must Jesus Bear the
Cross Alone" The scripture lesson
was Joshua "a 1915 The text
chosen BY our guest speaker Or
n Wallace Of Chicago. I'll was
Joshua 2ti5 As for me and my
house. we will serve the Lord -
The topic Of mia sermon was The
CunAtrnining Power Of Love or
'"rhc Tie That Binds The con
gregstional responsive reading was
entitled. Justification by Faith "
Rom ia;i-lh
Visitors present were Mrs Elsie
Smith from 18th street Baptist
church, Coffcyville, Kans Mary
Ann Lewis Of this city and also
some 81 our friends from Mt
Olivet Baptist church In 81 Paul
Prayer meeting win be held "a
usual on Wednesday evening al
z 50
You are always welcome at
Zion. The Friendly Church.
Evelyn Smith. assistant reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
CHURCH
NEWS
VT. OLIyET BAPTIST

The Junior Church service was
Weli attended for both morning
and evening worship Rev Hunter
preached Tor the morning worship
service Special music for the day
was provided by the Young Adm
Choir. Carl walker Is pianist and
James Martin Is director.
Two persons were added 20 the
church membership.
Rev B. n. Hunter. sunday
School and BTU workers at
tended tho Minnesota state 5 3,
and BTU. Congress Institute at
zion Baptist church In Minneapo-
lis Sunday afternoon The Young
Adult choir rendered specialmem-
bers for the meeting.
Mr. James Adams is convaiesc-
INK at his home $50 Igiehart Av.;
Mrs Luberta FAINT Is a patient a.,
Fairvew hospital Minneapolis and
Mrs. Kathryn Hall Is at st Joseph
hospital The other sick and shut
ms are improving Continued
prayers for az who are indisposed
and remember them with calls and
cards
An appreciative audience en-
joyed the presentation OF Mrs
Lorraine Hale In recital Friday
evening March 8 Mrs. Hale poses
sea superb distinction OF balance.
/ poise. sweetness and magnificent
tone quality Mrs Dorothy Sims
Of st. Peters AME church, &C
companied Mrs Hale Mr. Willie
y Hale sang request number
Mrs. Sims was exceptionally fine
40 the piano and organ Both
I participants were beautifully at
tired Lovely eorsages were pre-,
sented them by Mrs Faye Thomas
chairman OF the program Hats of
20 the clcrgyInen and congrcga.
tons Of Twin City churches for
making this recital a complete
success
A cordial welcome awaits YOU
/ AZ Mt Olivet Church.
Mrs NJ r. Bell, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
GRAND NATION urI.M
VISITS DULUTH Ors

Tuesday March 2 Mrs Fern
tIelm worthy grand matron ~
Prince tiail Grand Chapter ~ the
order ~ Eastern stars accom-
painted BY past grand matron Mrs
Mattel Harris, who Il the present
deputy ~ Winnipeg. and Mrs
Harriet IoneA, grand secretary,
visited Elizabeth Richoy Chapter
No 2. ura af Duluth. MINI
Mrs Georgia Roff Is worthy
mairun and Lee Wiley Ia worthy
patron
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
ST PETERS AME

The attendance was good on
sunday morning March s IN spite
of the heavy snow Rev ~ l..
simmons subject was Mans WIN
Versus Gods VIII His text was
kean from Matt, 26:39 And he
went a little farther, and fen on
his face. and prayed saying =
nv Father II il be possible LEI
mis- cup pass from me Eeverthe-
Ie.~ not "a I viii but as thou
a1it
Rev Simmons pointed out that
war goes on between eartn at'i
man and the divinity in man, ana
they are both eontendiHg tor DIS
evasive he can only survive that
the viii OF Cod is important In me
light. divine win and purpose.
He further stated that the VIII
az Cod IL fixed and stern man
mus, twist himself out OF shape
Ia M in the win Of God In con
cluslon. he pleaded 20 20 a httle
further, IL you are III. confused y,
mind follow Him as He leads ana
say not my will but thine be done
The Cantinos provided the music
Mr. ) r Murray ~ ST Paul was
guest sololst He rendered the
beautiful number, "Iwenty-thifu
Pasima"
Rev simmons read a letter that
ne received from the Most Wor-
ahlpful Grand Master 81 the Prince
Hail Affniatiun Minnesota and 10
Iurisdicttan, MIR John X l.awr-
puce praising the church for puT
chasing additional property Tor
education units
The Unique Tea sponsored by
the Senior Usher Board terminated
ia popularity contest on Sunday
evening Mrs. Henrietta Williams
expressed that II was the happiesi
moment % her life when she was
crowned Queen for the fifth con
secuttve year
The Junior Church was elated q
hold their service IN the auditorium
o. the church since the tea was
held IN the undercroft during The
same hour
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night at 730
Mrs Lucille McAdams, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
Finul InsfuIImenf
OF Senator Puul
Douglas Speech

tCoutinued from Page ~
tuition Buchanan " Warisy.
2as u b 20 ~ Thus law and
order are not here 70 b. prcaerg
ed 81 depaung the Negro child
rcn ~ their constitutional nights
(Aaron v. Couper,J 8Ss q - ii6
The quyatlgaa which vague con
Citation proposals leave upanswer
"a are Shall he Federal govern
msut enter ID only when breaches
Of tha peace are Threatened? ard
in such cases ION what general
terms SHAH peaceful relations Dc
restored win recognition u al
eitzens Constitutional rigbtsy In
compliance with Court ordefaf
Win school doors open 20 all On
an equal bahs7o without some
clear Indications of the congress
ionai purpose that the restoration
~ peace BE- IN lire with The lay Of
the land IN ths field u public
education that IL, on desegres
gated basis 10 shall again leave
the victims without hope ~ relief
and leave law abiding but hard
pressed local officials without hope
~ assistance
Indeed II the Cancellation u
free 10 nv to maintain peaceful
rotations which IN fact violate the
constitutional principles 4 mas
set back The progress ~ daasgfe
Cation
In al kiadiinoss. then bat viii
an sincerity We must ask whether
Congress can buy It's peace Of milne
~ eamly2 Can Il serve the naiion''
welfare by any measure That q,
not even try 20 bring the influences
and leadership ~ the fedora
government 10 bear ou The aid'
~ law and order on thr side d
equal educational opportunity
and an the side " assisting lhag,
vino would comply with the Law
a. DO an
Wc must BE- careful not 70 talk
the form " civil rights Tor It's sub
stance and once more diaappoin
those vito turn 90 az with hope
The bin which We are today IN
trpducing is moan,ngful bin
u constructive bin The result
Of our recent efforts 10 curb IN
flibuntef have undoubtedly dim
med ths outlook for the passag
II such = measure but the result
u that vote 10 go way diminiahc
the need fof Il
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
CARD or THANKS

We wish 10 extend our sincere
thanks to the many friends for
their acts Of thoughtflllness, calls,
kilograms and cards extended dur
ing our bereavement. the loss Of
our mother, the late Mrs. Mary
Loekhart al Cullen, la. Our most
sincere thanks TO Rev. and Mrs.
II W. Bolts for their consoling
words. TO Pride Of the West Chap
ter No 9, OEs and Palestine
Lodge No Z. r & AN for their
messages Of sympathy
Rev T.. Henderson 4 Family
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
RIsHor Iosrru 0OMrI
To nr WELCOMED
no NEW ~. JAMES

at James AME Church 10 Min
ncapoiia It's pastor REV Cleveland
~ smaiia. ard members welcome
liiahap ana Mira Joseph Comes 70
So newly erected church IT Q 20
pm Sunday March 20 "a speak
wnrda ~ welcome aud encourage
mnnt Advt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
Cords OF Thanks
CARD or THANKS

The family Of Elizabeth Moore
Tibbs gratefully acknowledges the
many kind condolences sent by
friends and relatives during her
illness and subsequent passing
The cards letters kilograms,
flowers. calls, and gifts were all
deeply appreciated and VIII be
long remembered Thurl0w r.
Tibbs and family, Mr. and Mrs,
Louis +. Moore, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis NJ. Moore Mr. and Mrs
Charles r. Moore
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
IN MENioRiAM

In precious memory Of my dar-
ling mother Mrs Emma r James,
who left me March 10, 1854
Her memory Is as dear today
As in the year she went away
Loved and remembered by
daughter Mrs Lucille Padgett
Thlbault
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13

Minneapolis Honeywell HeEiiln
toe CO. maker of automatic tenn
pgtniufU control equipment for
homes and commercial buildings
reached record high sales Ia 1853
and expect 10 continue good" IA
1850 according % firm officials
The enmpanys sales Tor 1858
cached a new high Of z l2s. ts0 i22
Net income ross 20 the equivalent
~ s123 common ahRre from
81 on "a common share in 1857
Minneapolis Honeywell has the
lafgont number ~ Negro employees
~ any manufacturing firm In the
Twin Cities, employed AZ u larger
variety ~ Jobs and positions
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
In Memorioms
IN MEMoRIAM

In loving memory OF Mrs abb
gail Stewart who passed away
March rs. 1887
Our hearts ache with sadness,
Our eyes have shed many tears,
God only knows how we miss you
At the end Of two long years.
Sadly missed by Mr. william
Stewart, husband, Mrs Evelyn
Brown and Mrs Frances p, Crews,
daughters and grandchildren
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
The
HIGH
And Low
ID w NJ
Nv nAu.pE THOMAS

The Governor ~ Wisconsin Gay
lord a Nelson viii be among the
banquet speakers March N ~
Mutual Service Insurance Compan.
irs ~ the Hotel pich Nirollst
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
Cords Of Appreciation
cARn on AUTHORIZATIONS

Miss Connie Mccoy wishes 10
thank tho many friends and rela-
tives who 50 wonderfully support
ed her in the Queen OF Hearts
Contest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Boy, II, Hurt
In Cycle Crash

A 12-year-old boy was
severely injured yesterday when
he collided with a car while
riding his bicycle on Bucking-
ham drive near Weaver street
In Silver Spring, Md.
Montgomery County Police
identified the boy as Jack M
Reamer Of 1914 Weaver street
They boy turned out from be-
hind a parked car on the mar
row street and collided .lead-on
with an auto driven by Israel
Morris Murdrick Of 94l4 Weaver
street, police said.
The boy was taken to WASH
ington Sanitarium, where he
was reported in serious con.
dition with head injuries. Nc
charges were placed against
the driver, police said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Lily Show Slated
For, Front Royul

The nth annual lily show
Of the Garden Club Of vir'
ginia will be held at Melton
Memorial Building Of Ran
dolph Macon Academy Wednes-
day and Thursday. The Gar
den Club of Warren County,
Va, with the help Of the State
clubs Lily Committee. will be
sponsor Of the show. Mrs
M. A. Joyce is chairman
Mrs. Duncan c. Glib. Box 8S5
Front Royal tMelrose 5-S5sD,
Is registration chairman.
Among collections by growers
will be q group by DR.. s. Il
Emsweller Of Beltsville, Md
(USDA. and another by Jar
de CRAFT, Gresham. Ore.
Mrs, James Gordon Smith
president of the State club. will
present awards and prizes al
4 pm. EST June II.