Go-to-School Campaign Speaker Stresses Black Education
Dr Chas Stewart spoke at Macedonia Baptist Church in Dallas on a Go-to-School campaign to cut illiteracy among Black residents. He argued superiority of mind and soul over color, urged universal schooling, and warned ignorance breeds trouble and crime, urging every school age child to be educated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Stewart
Dallas
Macedonia Baptist Church
Good
Montezuma
G. W. Williams
Williams
E. Arlington Wilson
Dr. Stewart
Stewart
F. K. Richey
Wm. Hall
U. S. Army
America
Prof and Mrs Cov id marshall injured in auto smash up
Prof T D Marshall principal of Wheatley Place School and his wife were injured when a Ford touring car collided with another at Ross Avenue and Masten Street. They were taken to Emergency Hospital. Mr Marshall returned to work Monday while Mrs Marshall remained at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Marshall
Wheatly Place School
Ross Avenue
Masten Street
Prof. Marshall
Mrs. Marshall
Among Churches Sunday Schedule and Obituary Notes
Sunday School opened at 10 a m led by Supt. J. Matthews with strong attendance. Rev. Bennett preached at 11 a m and Rev. Freeman spoke at 3 30 p m from John 3 14. Evening sermon at 8 p m by Pastor Hood on The Need of Spiritual Strength. Mrs Hebron shown renewed life as Hood presses forward. Missionary Sisters met Monday with Sister Baker presiding. collections totaled 37.22. Obituary notices include Mrs Mollie Pratt of the Baptist Sanitarium and Rev. James officiating with Rev A F Johnson, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
J. Matthews
Bennett
Freeman
Matthia
Brother Baker
Pastor Hood
Hebron
Sister BE
Baker
E. Baker
James
Mollie Pratt
Baptist Sanitarium
Pratt
A. F. Johnson
Randall Free Will Baptist Church Service Report
Sunday School attendance and fair collection mark a day with two notable ministers Rev Cadell and Rev Thompson present. Sermon titled Incentives to Action drew praise Romans 12 2. Evening sermon A Typical Procrastinator from Acts 24 25 added two new members. Total offering 27.65. Pastor Wm Shaw and J L Johnson announce plans for the year.
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Randall
Cadell
Thompson
Dallas Express
Wm. Shaw
Mt Gilead Baptist Church Loses Pastor Henderson
Mt Gilead Baptist Church in West Dallas reports the resignation of Pastor TH Henderson after three years and three months of service. The Deacon Board, led by D H Hunt P 8 Owens and George Clark, notes his farewell sermon titled The Opposing Power Against the Divine Appointment and expresses gratitude and wishes for his future success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Gilead
TH. Henderson
Henderson
Bro
D. H. Hunt
Owens
George Clark
Salem Baptist Church Sunday School and Services Report
The Salem Baptist Church notes a full house at 11 a m with a sermon from Luke 32 31 and a push toward building on Preston street. Twenty joined the church with two baptisms and a total of 45 new members in two weeks. A Miss Susie Foster Texas College Tyler left Jan 7 for Cotton Valley La to teach. Rev T C Cunningham visited Jan 8 en route to San Angelo to begin a C M E church pastorate. Sister C C Underwood died and was buried from the church Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Susie F. Foster
Texas College
Tyler
Texas
Cotton Valley
Miss Foster
T. C. Cunningham
San Angelo
C. M. E. Church
Cunningham
C. C. Underwood
Bro
R. Edmunson
Smith Chapel AME and Bethel AME hold joint services
Local notices detail Sunday School and sermons at Smith Chapel AME with a buy a seat drive and a $20.35 collection. Bethel AME in Dallas hosts quarterly meetings with Dr. R B Jenkins and union services for Dallas AME churches, plus a reorganized Sunday School and new stewards. Queen City evangelist Dr F J George leads a revival ending with 10 additions.
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G. L. Coleman
Bethel A. M. E
Jenkins
Dallas
Dallas A. M. E
Bethel Elizabeth Chapel
Bethel
Dr. Jenkins
Smith
J. H. Nixon
P. Guinn
J. H. Mackey
A. G. Andrews
J. J. Jefferson
W. M. McKee
Geo. Curtis, Jr
A. W. Briggs
Nathaniel Penn
J. C. Frazier
8. A. Rice
Home Department
R. A. Winn
Allen Christian Endeavor League in Fort Worth Conference
A report from Bak ers Chapel Fort Worth details the Allen Christian Endeavor League meeting with Rev. Morgan and Presiding Elder Jones. Miss McCoy leads a promising program as the call goes out for educated youth to organize and act, despite criticism that the Talented Tenth remains asleep.
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Bakers Chapel
Fort Worth
Rev. Morgan
Jones
League
Macedonia
North Texas
Nine-Tenth
Allen League
A. M. E. Church
Baptist Young Ministers Union Meeting Cites Sermons
The Baptist Young Ministers Union met True Light Baptist Church at 3 30 pm with Vice President Wm Roberts opening. Rev Robinson preached on Temptation from Matthew 4 2 and Rev P Lakey delivered a strong message on What Wilt Thou Do With Thy Great Name.
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True Light Baptist Church
Wm. Roberts
Robinson
P. Lakey
Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church
Ross
Freeman
Co. P. Morgan
W. Roberts
J. Oliver
J. A. Fortson
Garvey Movement Leader Visits Dallas during Texas trip
Wilford H. Smith counselor general for the Garvey Movement, formerly of Galveston, tours Texas on a month long visit. He toured Dallas with Dallas Express manager C. F. Starks and Galveston lawyer A G Perkins, who is involved with a bath house project.
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Insel
Garvey Movement
Dallas
Wilford H. Smith
New York
Texas
Smith
Galveston
Seth Carter
State of
Supreme Court
Mr and Mrs P D Young Host A Sunday Dinner
Mr and Mrs P D Young of 2421 South Central Avenue were hosts Sunday afternoon for a three course dinner. The menu featured fruit salad with toasted cheese on crackers baked turkey and dressing cranberry sauce creamed English peas candied yams spinach stuffed peppers hot rolls butter fruit and caramel nut cakes olives and salted pecans.
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P. D. Young
South Central Avenue
Perkins and Mrs Williams Entertain At Home
Mrs Perkins and Mrs Mable Williams entertained a few friends with a negligee party at 3000 State street. Guests were served an elaborate luncheon after pleasant evening entertainment. Also, H C Franklin and Mrs Paralee Escoe were married January 3 at 2509 Juliette with vows by Rev A F Johnson and a reception of gifts.
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Mrs. Perkins
Mable Williams
State Street
Mesdames D. Daisy Verdher
Velma Gales
Mattie Hodge
Eva Whitehead
Martha Davis
Marie Steward
Ada Taylor
Mittie Moore
Addis Jackson
Frankie Allen
Pauline Spiller
Mattie Collins
H. C. Franklin
Paralee Escoe
Sofronia Durham
Juliette
A. F. Johnson
Colored Methodist Episcopal Church
Government physicians lecture in Dallas
Welfare Board announced two government appointed physicians will lecture in Dallas January 29 to 31. They will speak Sunday at Queen City and Fair Park district churches, Monday at C M E church Oak Cliff and St John Baptist, and Tuesday at the Pythian Temple auditorium. The lectures, free to the public, aim to inform on general health care and venereal diseases.
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Welfare Board
Texas
Dallas
Queen
Jand Fair Park District
Oak Cliff
St. John Baptist Lo
Pythian Temple
Dallas Nem To Launch Eagle Carpet and Cleaning Co
Dallas Commercial field to be invaded by a new line of business soon. The Eagle Carpet and Cleaning Company will clean and renovate old and new rugs. Promoters withhold names but expect launch when time is ripe to serve the public. Opening date not announced.
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Dallas
Eagle Carpet and Cleaning Company
Princess Art Club Elects Officers for New Year
Mrs. Joe Cook presided over the Princess Art club meeting at 1707 Hall Street on January 5. Officers elected for six months include president Mrs. Joe Cook, vice president Mrs. Clara Brown, secretary Mrs. P. Washington, reporter Mrs. 8 M. Brown, treasurer Mrs. A. G. Goolsby, and instructor Mrs. O. G. Love. Guests attended and Owens offered remarks. next meeting set with Mrs. S. M. Brown.
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P. Washington
Hall Street
Princess Art Club
Joe Cook
Clara Brown
M. Brown
A. G. Goolsby
O. G. Love
Removal of by oith cea to McMillan Sanitarium Texas
A notice states removal from Terrell Texas to McMillan Sanitarium Hall and porate street for care of surgical data. Citizen contact shows telephone H 7266 for inquiries.
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Terrell
Texas
McMillan Sanitarium
Hall and
Porate Street
First Colored Structural Engineer Licensed in Illinois
Chicago announces the licensing of Charles Duke, a Civil Engineer with fifteen years’ practice, as the first African American in Illinois to become a licensed structural engineer. Duke earned his degree at the University of Wisconsin and is a member of the Western Society of Engineers.
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Chicago
Til
Charles
Duke
University of Wisconsin
Western Society of Ineers
Iilinoia
Dallas Woman Sells Pretty Home at 2914 Thomas Ave
The residence of Mrs. John pate Holland at 2914 Thomas Avenue sold to out of town buyers for 7000 with 4000 cash and the balance due over three years. A one year lease allows possession after April 19 following a six month term.
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Johnpate Holland
Thomas Avenue
Dallas
Impallay
Holland
Reading Circle meets with Miss Tucker on Jan 6
The Reading Circle met Friday January 6 at 3311 State Street with all but two members present due to illness. Members discussed Columbia's Checkered History and the White Ants of Columbia, noted for praise of Negro traits, and a closing year reflection by Mrs. B. E. Wilson. Pleasant visitors included Mrs. Emogene Johnson and Mrs. Walton. Mrs. M. E. Hallam returns to the circle after a Detroit visit. The group shared memoirs of poets and musicians and donated $6 to the White Rose Club for equipment.
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U. M. Tucker
State Street
Colombia
Columbia
W. J. Stewart
BE. A. Willson
Mmes
Emogene Johnson
EB. Walton
M. E. Hallam
Detroit
Michigan
Local Art Clubs Plan 1922 Activities
Wheatly Art Club members map a busier 1922 at 2414 Washington Ave. with new president urging co operation. Royal Society Art Club meets at 2425 Thompson St with Ol lie A Riddle presiding and one new member admitted. Busy Bee Club led by J W Dunn and R G Williams meets at 631 N Central Ave pushing new-member drive. Cor ticelli Art Club hosts fourteen members and donates to White Rose Club. next gathering at 2529 Washington Ave Dallas. K BE Lane presides. A M George sec reporter.
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Tuurner
L. H. Tolan
Royal Sciety Art Club
McGaskiel
Thompson Street
Ollie A. Riddle
M. E. Ector
M. Booker
Thomas Avenue
J. W. Ross
Busy Bee Club
J. W. Dunn
R. G. Willams
North Central Avenue
J. W. Dun
R. G. Williams
Lane
W W W Art Club Plans Charity Auction and Exhibition
The W. W. W. Art Club met Tuesday with Miss Anderson. Members worked on needlework for an hour then held a business meeting led by Mrs. Johnson. A pound party is planned Wednesday for an destitute elderly woman.
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W. W. W. Art Club
Miss Anderson
Ideal Addition housing sale in Dallas
Stop paying rent and own a home in the Idhal Addition with $6 cash and $6 monthly payments no interest or taxes. Choose a lot and build a temporary house while saving for a better one. Salesmen every Sunday. directions to the Ideal Addition and Metzger Dairy area near Central Railroad.
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Idhal
Central Railway
Anderson Street
Lincoln Manor
Anderson
Holmes Street
Capents Metsger’s Dairy
Cross Central Railroad
Dallas
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R. L. H. Rice
Mrs
Covid
Marshall
MT. Hebron Baptist Church
Randall Free Will Baptist Church
J. L. Johnson
MT. Gilead Baptist Church
West Dallas
Salem Baptist Church
Ol, B. Bilbrew
M. Hawkins
Evening Chapel
M. E. Church
A. M. KE
ST. Paul A. M. KE. Church
Queen City
H. D. Winn
F. J. George
Christian Endeavor
F. L. George
Jesus
Br. F
Allen Christian Endeavor League
Nolan H. B. Elliot
the Baptist Young Ministers! Union
Franklin-Escoe
Dallas Nem
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C. P.starks
E. BE. Ward
Wm. King
Chas. Brackins
Eddie Lewis
Z. B. Grissom
D. P. Lewis
F. E. Starks
Norman B. Woods
L. B. Fuqua, Jr
MO. L. Jones
Thia Company
Camp 86
American Woodmen
Tite
L. G. Pinkston
Kountz
the Reading Circle
Wheatly Art Club
C.J. Wilson
Washington Avenue
Royal Society Art Club
Corticelli Art Club
Dunbar Social Club
Mese
DR. Link Medicine CO
Elvay St
Ideal Development CO
Edgewood
Bryn ST
Corner Central Ave
United States
North Central
Palace Barber Shop
D. V. Vann
Commerce Street
Ashington
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