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Dallas Express

Location

Dallas, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1922

Page

3

Grand Lodge Loyal Friends of America meets at Mineral Wells

The Grand Lodge Loyal Friends of America held a four day session in Mineral Wells July 11 to 14 1922 with National Grand Mistress J W Hunt and B J Crawford in Dallas led reports on finances membership and juvenile department. Recommending dues changes and the abolition of two bishop offices the body elected new officers including National Grand Mistress C B Thomas Dallas and National Grand Secretary E B Crawford Dallas. Memorial rooms were observed and a Fraternal Congress held at the church. A special vote of thanks to Mineral Wells citizens and a donation to Dickson Orphan Home marked closing ceremonies.

Jeres Co. Cooper Dallas Sallie Lawrence Sherman Texas GW. Childe Tolewiey J. J. Hardema Grand Worthy Grant Lodge Grand c. "Thomas Ilu Grand Lodge Grand Officers National Grand Mis Cc. B. Thomas Dal H. J. Crawford Mra. C. B.sosmess B. J. Crawford Rolleast 8. E. Lawrence J. W. Hunt B. Thomas Angrasy Gilmer Nannie Skinner Denison G. L. Fortune M. M. Parker van Alstyne J. Crawford J. J. Hardeman J. W. Reynoulds Denton Sallie M. Lawrence National Grand Messenger Birdie Staden Crawford B. Ewell Mexia Mineral Wells Dickson Ed Wells Good Citizens of Grand Lodge Loyal Friends of America Ita American Palace Good Friends of Nannih Skinner J. W. Reynolds MM. Parker BE. C. Cooper

Names of residents and escorts from Dallas travel group

A list of women from Rockwall and Denison including Mrs. Francis Duncan Mrs. Maggie Brooks Mrs. Virginia Smith Mrs. Hattie Young and her accompanist with a Dallas visiting party of men led by B. E. Howell T. L. Fortune J. W. Hune and J. A. Austin among others traveling from Dallas.

B. E. Howell T. L. Fortune P. A. Wren J W. Hune J. A. Austin E. C. Cooper Green Lockett

Anti-Lynching Parade Led by Lt. H. Oliver in Boston

Silent anti lynching parade moves from Douglass I square to Faneuil Hall via Tremont and Scollay streets. Nearly 300 marchers pass Wendell Phillips home Attucks monument and the Liberator office as Rev. M A N Shaw speaks. Delegates telegraph Gov. Davis of Ohio supporting his stand against extradition. Officers to be elected this morning with plans to visit Nantasket in the afternoon.

Lt. H. Oliver Douglass I Square Faneuil Hall Tremont Street Scollay Square Cornhill Common Street Wendell Phillips Attucks Shaw W. Spencer W. Green New Orleans Nantasket

Quiet Campaign for Uplift Work in Brooklyn

A quiet campaign in early June among Brooklyn Negroes supported Lincoln Settlement Association and the Brooklyn Urban League. Churches fraternal organizations and doctors contributed to a local uplift fund in New York City. The drive raised cash and pledges during the first two weeks of June.

New York N. Y Brooklyn Lincoln Settlement Asociation Brooklyn Urban League

Pledges Pouring In To Support Urban League Campaign

About 1800 dollars was subscribed by 280 persons and organizations. Churches contributed nearly 500 dollars with five churches giving 100 each. Negro doctors added five dollars or more. Several fraternal and social groups skipped meetings but expect to pay their subscriptions by fall, aiming for over 2000 dollars. The Urban League Lincoln settlement effort gains confidence among Negro citizens, showing willingness and ability to meet civic duties. The movement seeks sympathetic understanding and cooperation to improve city conditions across races and has expanded to over thirty cities.

Urban League Lincoln Settlement North South

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