Community Notes From Ardmore To Lawton Oklahoma Town
Ardmore Jan 26 reports a hearty church attendance and social events across the city. Notices mention Wm Johns returning from Duncan, illness of Miss Oliva Perry, a large dinner hosted by Alma Crisp Dorothy Williams and Exzetta Walter, and an Art and Improvement Club planning for 1922. Also reported are a Mothers club fundraiser, a surprise party for Pauline Colquit, and health updates on Georgia M. Ray and Mack Thomas. A Colored American Legion Post forms in Ardmore, and Ranger details a church gathering at Smith Chapel A M E with a $32.37 total collection. Lawton notes Rev Dr Parker moving to Galilee Baptist Church from Chickasha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Watson
Watson
Chas. Graham
Mothers Club
First Baptist Church
Messia
Herbert Colquit
Willie Gibson
Pauline Colquit
Gainesville
Miss Colquit
Amandy Colquite
Jazz
Georgia M. Ray
Mack Thomas
McKinney
Texas
Thomas
Jessie Young
Allen Young
Kansas City
Hugo
Okla
Mr Young
T. Combs
Mawendy McGee
Tuenday Night
Colored First Baptist Church
American Legion
Fe Stevenson
Carter Counsty
George Anderson
T. T. Addison
Ranger
Smith Chapel
P. Miller
Noble
P. [Miller
J. W. Washington
St. Paul Baptist Church
B. A. Hatcher
M. K. Logan
E. A. Hatcher
BE. A. Hatcher
Rev. T. ©. Nickleberry
Logan
Johnnie Mae Patterson
Roxie Grace
Percy Shins
Jessie Sims
Jownton
W. M. Parks
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Wade
Tulsa
Owens
E. D. Parker
the Galilee Baptist Church
J. H. L. Rhone
A. M E
Hhe Post
Eva Moore
Oklahoma City
Rosie Pendarvis
R. P. Pendarvis
Lehem Baptist
Tuskegee Institute 31st Annual Conference Highlights
Reports detail the 31st annual conference at Tuskegee Institute with Dr Moton opening remarks praising Booker T. Washington and urging crop diversification and cooperative marketing. Farmers’ round-table discussions cover marketing, planning crops, and cooperative efforts, including hog and produce sales and the role of intelligent organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Moton
Instiite
F. J. Drye
Illedtite Chapel
Moto
Moton
Spenter
Institute
Booker T. Washington
Cooperative Marketing Association
Ford Muscle Shoals Project
Rarmera
Georgia
Togne
Wratarmetons
Buttocks County
Nees St Lutlock Equity
Mtate 6
Block County
Marriage and community notes in Jan. 14 event in Pocahontas
The brief items record the quiet marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Walker on Saturday January 14 at the bride’s home, plus a string of local happenings. Mentioned are a successful sale at Snow ton Grocery, a surprise party for a husband’s birthday, church sermons and collections, visits from relatives, travel of Judge Parks, and forthcoming school openings and racially progressive efforts in education with Rosenwald fund plans and mentions of lynching statistics in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Anderson Walker
John L. Lillian
Sea of Galilee Baptist Church
Snowton
Tey. Parker
Muskegon
Bethelhem — Baptist Church
Patlor
A. M
Plan to Tour Liberia Is Abandoned by Promoters
Analyzed travel plans to Liberia are dropped by promoters amid debate on urban church engagement in New York and Harlem. The piece discusses Black church participation in Harlem, Garveyism, and how audiences mix West Indian and American support, noting tensions between radical ideas and spiritual aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberia
Newark
Marcus Garvey
W. Day
Tabor
Garvery
New York
West Indies
Watherings
Fieh
Mr. Garvey
Africa
Wincero
Han Tinetty
Black Leader Plans Liberia Journey Amid Race Debate
The text discusses a black leader promoting economic growth and race development, criticizing Garvey and urging peaceful advancement. It cites shipwrecks, Liberia travel plans, and a voyage on the Paris to Bordeaux, with reflections on civil rights, the Atlantic voyage, and the burden of uplift for the black community.
Bacalaureate Seaviors at Bethel A. M. E. Church
Rev Dr J H Smith delivered a rousing bac calaureate sermon to midwinter graduates of Dallas Colored High School at Bethel A M E Church. The full house responded with amen as Prof F Carr, principal, introduced the graduates and the event concluded with praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Russelle Noraworthy
J. H. Smith
Bethel A. M. E. Church
Dallas Colored High School
Ideal Addition housing plan promises cheap lots
A historic ad promotes purchase of lots in the IDEAL ADDITION in Dallas offering $6 cash and $6 monthly payments with no interest or taxes. Prospective buyers are urged to build a temporary house, grow a garden, keep a few hogs, and move via Erway car or Holmes Street routes to the Ideal Addition near Anderson Street. Agents list a contact at 801 Briughter and residences at Edgewood 3784 with the development administered from 301 Slaughter Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railway
Anderson Street
Lincoln Manor
Anderson
Holmes Street
Metager’s Dairy
Cross Central Railroad
Easton Anderson Street
Dallas
Briughter
RTH
Ideal Development CO
Edgewood
Slaughter Bldg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Theatre
John Harris
Ruth Roland
Clarence Brooks
Anita Thompson
Webb King
Warner Oland
Oklahoma
Animores
Tuskegee
Clara Lane
Nice
W. L. Lane
Susie Graves Han
Denison
Edelde
M. Hareris
Clarkaville
Orne
Armen
TJ. Lynch
Edward
Mies
Etronely
J. H. Crawford
BH. Dunn
New Orleans
Macon County
Institute Extension Department
Max County
Yoner
Cole
Wankings
T. Washington
America
South
North Carolina
Mississippi
Alabama
Soul
Nis Nesto Tanante
Texan
Pallas
Harlem
Dalian
Firat Lane
U.S
Ian
Rte
Pase
Garvey
Rome
Seriou Financial
France
Paris
Bordeaux
Paria Ami
Neithout
Henisht
Phi
Sloven
Atorien
TuOnAter
Uanongerm
Eure
Dallga
Biy
Dallas, Texas
Rey
Cirenselitae Orean
Bethel A. M. RE. Church
F. Mae Wims
Jefferson Ave
Ft, Worth
C. J. Walker
Rosedale
Agente
Atlanta
Mary F. Pettigrew
Mouse Chemical Cars
Tenn. U.S.A
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