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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-06-08
Hospital Notes

Currently HospifsIiIed: Rose
Hamilton. Cordell Kicking Won
an. Dennis Pepion, Allen Cassi.
dy. Myrna Weather Wax. Keith
Hobbick. Verlin Little Light,
Clayton Small. Roger Lee Night
Gun. Kenneth Stone, Wayne
Smith. Annie Hameline, Betty
Peterson, Angelina Bruno, Jos
eph Houseman. Alvin Kennedy,
Kay Higgins, Patricia Barrows,
Josephine Paul. Philomena Aims
back, Jane Rides at the Door,
Louise Jackson, William Conway,
Charles Conway. Joseph Bear
Medicine, Edward Juneau Sr.,
Helen Running Crane, Doris
Henderson, Frank Harrison.
Discharged: EIva Augare. Paul
Double Runner. Cecilia Boy,
Charles Long Time Sleeping,
Virgil Running Crane, Samuel
Whitford. Kelly Dumont, Alreda
Racine.
Births Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Weather Wax. Browning. daugh-
ter.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-06-08

Bob Anderson has been on the
sick list this week, suffering from
an intestinal ailment.
The name of Mrs. Fred Trevis
as one of the hostesses at the
reception for Mrs. Ed Stevens
was omitted in last weeks news.
Michael Wright, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Wright of Glasgow,
arrived yesterday for a visit with
his grandmothers, Mrs. Wright
and Mrs. Higgins.
Students attending the Flan-
dreau Indian school arrived home
yesterday on the schools bus.
Others attending Indian schools
i'm various localities of the west
are also getting back for their
summer vacation.
Taken suddenly III at the Plains
Indian Museum yesterday. Ma
halia Mueller. craft specialist of
the Northern Plains Indian Craft
Association, was taken to the Me
moral hospital where she is re-
ported to be much improved.
Four young Indian lads are
training and practicing daily for
a special fancy dance which they
will perform during Indian Days
The boys are Edward Little Dog.
Willie Cutfinger, Mile Little
Dog and Charlie Man DeRoche.
Employees of the local school
district are at work refurbishing
and doing various maintenance
jobs. With employment of a night
Waterman to guard against thiev-
cry and vandalism, school au-
thorities aim to do the utmost
towards protection Of the prop
erty during the summer vacation.
Frank Harrison suffered loss
of a portion of his right hand
thumb last Sunday while roping
a calf that was to be branded.
The accident occurred when he
became tangled in rope he was
using, the animal having made a
sudden lurch causing the thumb
to be mangled at the first joint.
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Methodist Fellowship
Review Set For Monday

Annual fellowship review will
be held at the Methodist Black
feet Mission Monday evening at
7pm. This will be a covered dish
supper to which all the members
of the church are invited. Follow
ing the supper there will be a
review of the activities of the
year and the election of the
church officials for the coming
year. Rev. Gordon Patterson, dis
trict superintendent from Great
Falls, will conduct the business
part Of the meeting. Representa-
tives from the various points of
Methodist work over the reser-
walton will be present.
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Around The Town

Bobby Higgins arrived home
from Gonzaga this week.
Reuben Fuehrer of the Portland
area office is in Browning on
business this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Doane and
Mike were Great Falls visitors
last week.
Eleanor, Edward and James
Schmidt have returned from va
cationing on the west coast
Mrs. James Bell was a Cut
Bank visitor Wednesday morn,
ing.
Phil Ward Sr. Of Busby. Mon
tsna was visiting for a few days
at the home of his son, Phil Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Grier of
Cut Bank were weekend visitors
at the Charles Gerard home.
Peter DesRosier returned this
week from his ranch in the VI
cinity of White Sulphur Springs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Cochran OF
Cut Bank were weekend guests
in the home of Gerilou's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Stephenson.
Mrs. Sibyl HaIseth and Mrs.
Alma Manuel attended a con.
vention Of SOroptimists in Leth.
bridge, Alberta recently.
Gene Schubert is home from
Fort Harrison, where he under.
went treatment at the Veterans
hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Shinnabery
and family of KalispeIl arrived
last week end for a few days
visit with the Bill Reed family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harris
and Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Green
shields are attending a Lions
convention in Medicine Hat, Al
berta this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis X. Guar
dipee returned last week from
Everglades National Park, Flor
ida where they had been living
since last fall
Miss Lorraine Halseth has been
quite iii the past week. Last re-
port was that she was feeling
much better. She is in Memorial
hospital in CutfBank.
Sandra Finley is home for the
summer after attending school
at Missoula. Mr.. and Mrs Phil
Maurer Terry are also vacation
ing at the Finley ranch.
Recent Billings Area visitors
in Browning were Mr.. WEIGH of
the Irrigation office and Mr..
Campbell Of the building and
maintenance office.
Mrs. Fred Johnson underwent
major surgery last Friday in the
Deaconess hospital az Great
Falls. She is reported TO be doing
fine and her many friends wish
her a speedy recovery.
Weekend visitors al the Oscar
Doane ranch were Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Kern and Doug Of
Havre. Resale accompanied her
parents to Browning. spending
the week end with friends
MFR. and Mrs. n. Z. Miles at
tended commencement exercises
At Montana University this week
Eddie Miles received his Bachelor
Of Science degree from the
School of Forestry on June 5.
Guests in the home of the Ben
ten Juneaus last week end were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brandewie
and their three children Of Big
fork. and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Morton Of KslispeIl
MFR. and Mrs. Don GRADER and
family Of Helena spent the week
end with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Shepard. A former
resident Of Browning. Mrs. Ora
Der Is an employe Of the Union
Bank and Trust Co. He Is en-
ployed by the Clover Leaf Pc
tafo Chip Co.
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sr. THOMAS EPISCOPAL

Sunday, January Is, was Mems
Corporate Communion Sunday, The
men Of the church communed In a
body at 7:30 am. service and serv-
ed the breakfast following the
service. Mr.. Edward Nichols II
president.
Three services combined In one
were held at the IL am. hour.
There was Mathis, Holy Baptism
and Ltany. Father Louis w. John
son explained the gospel for the
day, which was about Jesus first
miracle at the Marriage Feast In
Cana Of Galilee and His first pub
lie appearances.
Those baptized Sunday were:
Katherine Ann, Margaret 10 and
Kirkland Calvet Anderson, chill
dren Of Kirkland and Alice Alvira
Anderson. Godparents were Ruber-
tbs and Patricia Dawson, Clay
ton and Lorna Hughes and Tela
and Edythe Burt.
Next Sunday, January 20, which
Ia Septuagesima (70) Sunday, the
women of the church are having
their first smorgasbord In the new
church Immediately following the
IN am. service. Mrs Virginia
Hughes u president Of the women.
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HoLsEY MEMORIAL o.M.E.

National Youth Week beginning
Sunday, January 20, win be OBJ
served at Holsey Memorial CINE
church with the youth Of the
church under the direction of Miss
Harriet Lane. The theme Of the
observance is Into All the World
Together.
Miss Lane has a well prepared
program for the week beginning
Tuesday night, January 81 from 9
to pm. Tuesday nights theme Is
Surrender Talents to God" A
Talent Show win be presented by
the Sunday School and guests.
Surrender Goals to Cod" is the
theme for Wednesday night. A pro-
gram win be presented by the
Youth Temperance League with
Mary Morris as leader. Refresh
ments win be served by the YTL.
Mary Greer is in charge.
Saturday, February 4, "surren-
der Energy to Cod" theme win
eliminate with a sleighride at
Eaton's Dude Ranch from 2:30 to
$50 pm. Cars win leave the
church at 1 pm. Refreshments
will be served by the Youth Fellow
ship at Accommodation Hall at the
Ranch.
'"The Fact Of Faithfulness" viii
be the theme the pastor. Rev. L.
H. Mhoon, win use Sunday, Janu-
airy 20, and text from Matt. 25:21,
well done thou good and faithful
servant" Music will be furnished
by the Adult and Youth choirs.
The youth Of the church win
meet at 6 pm. Vesper service will
be at the usual hour z to 8 pm.
The Pastor win deliver the mes
sage.
At pm. the Youth Choir win
render a Talent Program for the
Missionary Society. Mrs Mary
Boone Is president Of the society.
Holsey Memorial Mems Club win
hold a get-together meeting on
February IL, at 1130 James Av.
NJ, at 8 pm. All members wishing
to Join this club, may contact Mr..
Adam Lindsay, Phone FIR. 4-4198.
Refreshments and smokes viii be
free to all at no charge.
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sARATHAN BAPTIST

"And whatsoever We shall ask
In my name, that viii I do, that
the Father may be glorified in
the Son" st. John 1913. Sunday
was our second Anniversary Serv-
ice. Our theme was 1--WE Have
Come to the Crossroads" Scrip
ture for the morning service was
read by Bro. Walter Coleman and
was from st. Luke 16:19-31. Con-
secration prayer was by Bro. John
Kittren.
Guest speaker was Wesley Dick
son, executive Secretary of the
Division Of church extention for
the American Baptist Convention.
We were spiritually blessed as
Rev. Dickson delivered a most In
spring sermon, entitled Painting
Yourself into a Corner"
At 8 pm. the broadcast was
aired over radio station WMIN.
Following the broadcast our day
was climaxed by another fine
service. Rev. Kneely Williams and
the choir members of New Hope
Baptist Church were our guests.
Rev. williams gave a very Won
derful sermon on the subject Gods
Command to the Church at the
Crossroads, using Joshua IL as
a scriptural basis.
Next Sunday is Missionary Sum
day. The Young Matrons viii be
in charge of the days services.
The theme IL "Give Us This Noun
tain" We will have a guest speak
err and soIoist. Following the broad
cast there viii be another program.
We regret because Of the ex-
treme cold Of last Sunday, the
school bus was not operating and
we were unable to pick up the
children for Sunday school. Mr..
Clark expressed hope that all will
be well this Sunday and we will be
able to pick up your children on
A warm welcome awaits you at
Sabathani. Sunday school Is at
ESQ, morning worship Is at IL
am. and the broadcast at 6 pm.
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Mrs. WoIS0F BIe6so0 Buried;
Was Resident For - Y0oFs

Services for Mrs. Walter (Gen-
eva) Bledsoe, 800 Aurora Avs, who
died suddenly at her home lis
Monday morning, were held at 2
pm. Thursday at Pilgrim Baptist
church. Rev. Floyd Massey, Jr.,
pastor .officiated.
Mrs. Bledsoe had been ailing for
some time, but not confined 20
her home. and her sudden death
came as a shock to family and
friends. She was born in RosedaIe,
Kans., and had been q resident 81
st. Paul since 1917. She was q
member Of Pilgrim Baptist church
and q member Of the Gospel Choir
US.
She Ii survived by her husband,
Walter Of St. Paul; two sisters,
Mrs. Ruth Willis, South Park,
Kans. and Mrs. Ethel Byham OF
Kansas City, Mo-, and several
nieces and nephews.
Burial was In TT. Smelling Ma
tional cemetery with the AlexaIAd-
er Funeral Home in charge Of the
service.
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ST. PETERS ANIE

The Is degrees below tempera-
ture did not reduce the attendance
on Sunday morning, January 22,
as Rev. Lowell johnson delivered
another dynamic message using
for his subject '"The, State Of the
Union" The text was taken from
Psalms 129:23-24, Search me, o
God, and know my heart; try me,
and know my thoughts, and see il
there be any wicked way in me,
and lead me in the way everlast-
ing" ... ...t ..... a..
Rev. johnson opened the mes
sage by stating that the future de-
ponds upon whom we trust. The
Union is symbolic Of the African
Methodist Episcopal church and
the greatest law Is Thou Shalt
love the Lord thy God, with all
thy heart, with all thy soul, and
with all thy mind.
The pastor pointed out that this
is a christian constitution and In
reality the members Of the church
are the states. Rev. johnson placed
emphasis on a few phases: "a
what Is your financial state In
relationship with almighty God?
He who is disconnected with God Is
dead in sin and when you rob God
of tithes and offerings, your status
with God Is gone" he further stat
ed. ..
(2) How about your spiritual
health? Are you strong enough to
throw off the diseases like malice,
hate, gossip and are you able to
do unto others as you would have
them do unto your" He continued,
asking about spiritual education,
for Jesus said ye shall know the
truth shall make you free and he
that walks with God need not fear
the minority, but always stand
high in the majority.
what IL the state Of your en-
ployment, Rev. johnson asked Are
you self employed? There are
people who do things in the church
for self-glory and when praises
cease to roll, they are through"
In conclusion he asked about the
condition Of your foreign policy and
domestic policy, for you are to
love those who hate and spitefully
use you and II there Is war within
yourself, go in the closet Of your
heart and shut the door and cry
out, Father I stretch my arms
to thee. Search me oh God and
know my heart; lead me in thy
path Of righteousness for his name
sake" ...
Music was provided by the Adult
Choral choir and the Brotherhood
.Glee Club.
You are invited to attend the
special Youth Day program Sum
day, January 20. There win be a
special program at 8 pm. spon-
sored by the ACE League. Miss
LaJune Thomas II president Of the
league.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night 1880.
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In our hour Of greatest need, It
was the loving kindness, sympathy
and great understanding of our
many friends that gave US strength
to carry on. We are deeply CRATE
full for the beautiful floral tributes,
kilograms and other acts of kind
ness. We are especially spprecia-
tive Of the comforting assistance Of
Rev. James Holloway and Zion
Baptist church, the U Meet Us
Club and Electa Chapter No. 8,
OES. ..
Mrs. Elsie Smith and Mrs.
Charles e. Washington, daughters,
and the family Of the late Mrs.
Mary Monroe.
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Rites For Elber2 CiIbr00fh
Held Friduy, Jon. 20

Services for Ebert GiIbreath, II,
Of $50 Iglehart Av., who died jan
uary Is, in st. LUlSe's hospital,
were held at IL am. Friday, jan
uary 20, at Brooks Funeral Home.
Rev. Louis w. johnson, rector OF
st. Thomas Episcopal church in
Minneapolis, officiated In the alb
sence Of the Rev. FIR. Denzil A.
Carly.
The deceased had been In ailing
health for several months. He was
born in Telephone, Tex, and had
resided in st. Paul for 45 years.
He was a redcap in St Paul before
his retirement few years ago.
He was a veteran Of World War /.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs
Isabella, two daughters, Mrs. Glor-
la Wilson and Deborah Gilbreath;
three sons, John A. Hauser,
Dwayne and Dale GiIbreath, all Of
st. Paul and other relatives.
Burial was in TT. Smelling Ma
tional c e m etery. Arrangements
were made by Brooks Funeral
Home.
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LoUiSiana Senate 'PIOYs Sour
Note For Davis As
Tox Inera0sa FuiIs

Baton Rouge, La. (ANP) = The
Louisiana Senate last week killed
a proposed one-cent sales tax In.
crease much to the Dissatisfaction
Of Understanding Gov, Jtmmis
II. Davis.
Davis had said the extra money
was needed to continue Louisana'I
opposition to federal orders to In
] tegrate schools.
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CHURCH
NEWS
MON RAPTISr

ZION BAPTIST
On Sunday. January ~, Zion
Baptist Church. 1923 Lyndale Av.
N. and its pastor Rev. James Hollo-
way, welcomed Rev. Samuel 3.
Mckinney Of Mt. Zion Baptist
church, Seattle, Wash. Rev. Nc
Kinney delivered a very thought
provoking sermon both at the s
am. and IL am. services entitled
The Ability to Distinguish"
Two of many thoughts derived
from Rev. McKinney's wonderful
message were that we are treating
God like redcap, throwing tips
at him when we ought to be giving
Out, of the abundance of our hearts,
and we should use as a measuring
stick, truth, beauty and goodness.
Rev. Mckinney is married and
father Of four year old daughter,
Lora-Ellen. He received his A. 3.
degree from Morehouse College,
Atlanta, Ca, his DID. from, Col
gate Rochester Divinity School,
Rochester, NY. Rev. Mckinney
and our own Rev. Holloway have
much in common, both having at
tended these colleges. Rev. Nc
Kinney's father is a well-known
minister in Cleveland and his
mother is second vice president Of
the American Baptist Convention.
It is always a pleasure to see
Rev. Michael c. Elliot who so sue
cessfully directed our Capital Fund
Campaign.
Following morning services, the
Parsonage Club served a delicious
dinner for our guests.
Keep these dates in mind! FRI
day, January ~, 7:15 pm. the big
missionary demonstration will be
held at First Baptist church, 1920
Harmon Place. lions choir under
the direction Of Mr.. w. B. Hale
win participate on the program.
Sunday, January 20. Rev. Barry
Shongo, an American Indian Of
Mountain View, Okla, viii speak
at the s am. and IL am. services.
Rev. Shongo, Rev. Samuel Nc
Kinney, Rev. Elliot and Rev. Hollo-
way are attending the convocation
on the Mission to the Church.
Open the door and enter. You
are most welcome at Zion Baptist
church.
Mrs C. Pettiford, reporter.
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Their King southern leader told q
press conference that the civil
rights planks in both major plat.
forms were only promises" and
offered no concrete plan for I'M
fermentation John F. Thomas,
deputy chief Of operations Of the
Intergovernmental Committee for
European Migration at Geneva,
Switzerland and his family came
home to Minneapolis for a vaca-
ton.
The Philadelphia Tasty bakery
finally hired Negro drivers after
a community boycott against their
product Mrs. Marjorie Beas-
ley dies Louis Mason, Jr., as
sistant director Pittsburgh, Pa,
FEPC and former Minnesotan Is
among those mentioned for APP
pointment to that community's city
council Nat King Cole says
the T.V. industry needs a civil
rights code.
The Princess" a new phone
made especially for the women
folks makes its Twin City debut
aa q ho,,oahoId v,,,.k ro--...
Negroes help swell vote for US.
Sen. Estes Kefauver in his race
against segregationist opponent q.
Rev. Martin Luther Simmons, pas
tor Of St Peters AME church In
Minneapolis for ten years slated
TO leave that charge for a Detroit,
Michigan congregation wilt
Chamberlain, Philly MIA pro bas-
ketball star who declared he was
through with MIA participation
signed a new contract with the
Philadelphia team for next season
for $4,000 and fringe benefits
Kenosha, Wis, Negroes protested
housing bias in the Wisconsin town
Mrs. EsteIla Sims was grand
sweepstakes winner in the annual
Flower Show sponsored by the
Garden Lovers on Aug. IA
Hennepin County commissioner
Irving ]. Scott. longtime friend of
the human rights cause dies
A California Negro Catholic was
named to a high California
Knights Of Columbus post Cecil
e. Newman Of Minnesota was re-
nominated to the board Of trustees
Of the National Urban League
St Paul Jaycees named James
Mcdonald Of the st. Paul Urban
League, August Man Of the
Month" Gloria Chandler was
awarded the annual Pragmateia
business school Scholarship.
Memphis Tenn, Negroes are
told by the city's park board that
they may not go to the city's zoe
on the same day as whites
The slogan Of the Minneapolis Ur-
ban Leagues vocational guidance
campaign Is Learn Today, Earn
Tomorrow"
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MOTHER OF 81, SAYS: II
JUST LOVE CHIIInRENr

Leicester, England (ANP)-Con-
ordinations were In order last
week for Mrs. Edith Hill, 40, al
ready q grandmother, when she
gave birth TO her 21st child. She
told whiting neighbors she didn't
believe this baby win be her last,
because Il Just love children"
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Services H0Id For
Infant B0by Girl

Services Held For
Infonf BubY Girl
Services for Angela Denise Ham
mick, infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie b. Hammick Of o01
Girard Av. NJ, who died at her
home ON January ~, were held al
the Woodland Funeral chapel
pm. Wednesday, January 20. Rev
John Young, pastor Of Bethesda
Baptist church. officiated With
burial In Rosedale cemetery.
The baby, born December IT
1860. suffered from q pulmonary
congestion which caused her death
Surviving In addition to her par
ents are two brothers. Kenneth
and Wilhe Bernard; one sister,
Beinetta: maternal grandparents,
Mr.. and Mira Levi Miller; great
Grandmother, MrA Hester Glover,
all Of Minneapolis and an aunt and
other relatives.
Woodland Funeral Home was In
charge Of the service.
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GARD OF APPRECIATION

1t has been a source Of great
comfort during my recent illness
and disqualification to be 30 wen
remembered by friends, relatives
and wellwishers expressed through
prayers, beautiful cards, flowers,
gifts, calls, visits and other
thoughtful gestures. I am now
convalescing at home and your
friendly interest win aid in my re-
covery.
Mrs. Auzie Dial
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awarded a masters degree

awarded a masters degree In
journalism.
Despite his busy life and demand
for his services Rowan has been
active in the civic, social and COM
munity life In Minneapolis. He was
the second Negro named president
Of the Minneapolis Urban League;
he, Is a member Of the board of
directors of the United Fund; and
member Of the TSTC club and
other local groups.
He and his family only months
ago moved into their beautiful
newly built home in Golden Valley,
a Minneapolis suburb.
Mr.. Rowan II married to the
former Vivian L. Murphy Of Buf-
falo, NY. They have three chill
dren-daughter, Barbara, 16, and
two boys, Carl, Jr., 8. and Godfrey,
z
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

I wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation for the
prayers, cards, gifts and visits ex-
tended by friends during my re-
cent disqualification. I especially
wish to thank Rev. John Young for
his visits and prayers and the
Missionary Society Of Bethesda
Baptist church for flowers and
prayers I am now convalescing at
home and your thoughtnllness win
aid in my recovery.
Mrs. Bessie Jones
2205 Smelling Avenue.
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SugoS EOuCbOt S0uus -
Services for Asa Mitchell, %,
Of 706 Oak Lake Av: NJ, who died
suddenly at his home on January
20, were held at 1890 am. Mon
day. January 70, at Lakewood
cemetery chapel. Rev. F. B. Slater
Of Glendale SDA church offlciat-
ed.
The deceased had been In ailing
health for several months. A ma
tive Of Texas, he had been q resi-
dent Of Minneapolis for 80 years.
There are no known survivors.
As per his last request, the re-
mains were cremated and the
ashes sprinltled into the Mississippi
River.
Toliver Funeral Home was In
charge Of arrangements.
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CARD OF THANKS

May I express my deep apprecia-
ton to the dear friends and wen
wishers for such warm inter-
est shown in my well being, during
my recent illness. Special thanks
to Rev. Lowell Johnson, pastor, the
organizations and members Of st.
Peters AlIE church.
Sincerely,
De Velma Newman