Calvert notes and church revival amid community life 1922
The Calvert area reports revival activities at Antioch and Plain View M E churches, funeral services for Mr. Christian and Mr. Brown, and ongoing church events. Local residents attend Sunday school, visit relatives, and participate in fraternal lodge gatherings while doctors, merchants, and teachers are listed among community figures and recent travels.
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Plain View
G. M. Wi
FP. Hill
Mt. Herbon Presbyterian Church
Bliain
Christain
H.C. Christain
Mitchell
M. E. Church
Garner
Henderson Station
Jason
France
Axia
Lil- Me
Ora Christain
Pearl B. Christain
Jacksonville
Jacksonvile Bock Tigers
Yellow Jackets
Ponta
Black Tigers
Howland
St. John Chapel
M. E
Jamnts Ashby
Clarence Barnett
Nobly
James Yatea
Armend¢ Miles
B. J. Hensley Shop
Pred Siamient of
Boxton
Lee Garand
Wichita
Kansas
John Alexander
Henderson Sluggers
Pirtle Giants
Hotals
Ava Jones
Mra
A. W . Pryor
Eva Dansby
Evgin Williams
Timpson
Little Buck Garland
Plano
A J. Johnson
Mineral Wells
Bensoon
Ruth Dyke
Mexta
Scott
Armore
Okla
Ada Barkley
Methodist Church
Allen
Waren
Ft. Worth
Colbert Davis
Williams
Francis Herod
Ada Womank
Home Missionary Society
Odd Fellows and Ruths
Rockwall
Alexander
Nelson
Star Light Band
Young
Aexander
Marine Scott
Edd Scott
W. C. Crompton
Charlie Brown
Roberts
J. H. Roberts
Clifton Morrigan
Kansas City
Jewell Fay Thomas
Dallas
Raymond Kelley
Dela Kelley
Mofe City
Coburne
King of Dallas
My. Hill
Perry
Falls County
John and
Robert Thomas
Mexia Texas
Rey Griffs
Annie Les Johnson
Austin
Leatha White
Morgan
John Page
A. Small
Joseph A. Brown
Bessie Jordan
oMargie Lewis
Amarillo
Stoom
Carwell
Hill
Waco
Blen Holt
National Teachers Meeting at Hampton July 26 29 Theme
National meeting of teachers to be held at Hampton from July 26 to 29 with the conference theme General Improvement in Education for Negroes. The event gathers educators and delegates to discuss progress, challenges, and strategies for African American education.
Nation Association of Teachers in Colorful Schools Meet at Hampton
The Nation Association of Teachers in Colored Schools will hold its annual meeting at Hampton Institute July 26 29. Leaders include Dr. McCrorey Dr. Moton James Weldon Johnson and James A Gregg with lectures and demonstrations planned. Delegates reside at Hampton for $1 daily and rail fare is discounted on the certificate plan. An exhibit of educational materials will be shown with cooperation from the U S Bureau of Education publishing houses authors and editors.
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Anthony Aery
Hampton
Nation- Association of Teachers In Colord Schools
Hampton Institute
McCrorey
Biddle University
N. C
Allen W. Washington
R. S. Greasley
Jackson
Miss
U. S. Bureau of Education
Hampton Institute Press Service
Hampton Va
Charles H. Williams
Institute
Jamee Hardy Dmard
Charlottesville
Robert R. Moton
Tuskegee, Ala
James Weldon Johnson
New York
Card of Thanks for Sympathy in Bereavement
The card from Fort Worth Texas expresses gratitude for sympathy after the death of a dear son husband and brother Jennie. Signed by Prof M J Johnson Father Mrs Katie Johnson Mother Mrs Katie Johnson Wife Prof L M Johnson Brother Mrs L M Johnson Sister Mrs Fannie Jackson Sister Prof B A Jackson Brother M Johnson Brother Mrs Carrie Johnson Sister Robert Johnson Brother.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Cl. McKinzle
Austin
Little Neree
Helen Vernita Hill
Ttle Robinson
Jennie
M. J. Johnson
Katie Johnson
L. M. Johnson
Fannie Jackson
B. A. Jackson
M. Johnson
Carrie Johnson
Robert Johnson
Music Association Meeting With Mrs Hiram McGar
The Fort Worth Music Association held its second meeting at Mrs Agnes McGar's home on Annie Street. Reports say new members joined including Rev M K Curry and Prof A M Moore, with committees formed for By laws and finance. The group adjourned after a meal to meet July 26 at Mrs B J V Guinn's home and urged missing members to pay their dues.
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Temple
Edwards Williams
New York
Ft. Worth
Ft Worth
Williams
E. L. C. Branford
George
Richard Durham
So. 8Th Street
Nefiler
Corine Dui
Silsbee
Coring Durham
Durham
Wiliams
Teague
Waco
B. Faulkore
le Angeles
Cal
J.faulkner
So. 17Th
Robert Berry
So. 3d. Street
L. EB. McDade
Bellville
Griffin
Chia
Rey Johnson
St. Paul Baptist Church
Thomas Kinill
AL. Dilliard
Annie Williams
Honey Grove
Grove
Mineo
Wolfe
Holy Grove
Sam Jackson
Honey
Tobe Touwls
Seay
The
Dallas, Express
Grove Suday
Cream Partor
Bruce Mose
Levy
Bute
Boyd
Monon Olde
Onte
Greenville
Perdue
Johnson
A. J. Perdue
Green
Bsgins
Bonham
John McKnight
Smith County
Hare
Stephens
Grett
Iece
Croffett
Walker
Blue Prairie
Terrell
Lee
Jackeon
Tda Tewis
Tea Thoman
Erance Ae
Dallas
Pri
Tram
Mary Peltio Sholt
Srasion
Odd
Carthage
Gradie
Douglass Wilcots
Louisiana
Addie Chadwick
Gilmer
North Texas Giants
Bele Smith
Martin Gillaspie
Tom Johns
Georgia Holt
Hynes
Geo. Bryant Hag
Alulene
Masonic Grand Lodge
C. Watts
H. L. Harper
A. M. E. Church
H. Moore
6Th Street
Denton
J. A. Jones
St. James A. M. EB
J. Sam Barcus
First Methodist Church
South
St. James A. M. B
B. Wallice
M. Walker
Texas
Knights and Daughters of Tabor Grand Lodge
Young Ladies Jewel Art Club
M. M. Ayers
Egan St
E. B. Givens
E. J. Robinson
Marel Neals
Lillian Taylor
Anrew Clark
B. G. Taylor
Hollis Allen
B. M. Handcox
Fort Worth
F. M. ‘Udspeth
Andrews Chapel
Meadames
H. Fowler
Agnes McGar
G. R. Townsend
L. B.love
M. K. Curry
McGar
Hudspeth
Richmond Biennial of Colored Club Women Opens
The 14th National Biennial meets in Richmond VA from August 6 to 12 with speakers including James Weldon Johnson and Dr. Carter G. Woodson. Reports from Mrs Mary B Talbert and others highlight international and national council activities and plans for a new budget system and journal.
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Ave
Washington, D. C
Richmond
Colored Club
Mary B. Talbert
International Council of Women
Norway
Adie Hunton
National Council of Women
Philadelphia
Fannie R. Givens
Africa
Casely Hayford
Sierra Leone
U. S. Health Service Bureau
Roscoe Brown
James Weldon Johnson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Mary White Ovington
Hil
National
Baltimore
Carter G. Woodson
Colored Club Women of America
Richmond Va
Hallie Q. Brown
Northeastern
Sol Eastern
North- Western
Necro
Richmond Club
Bettie G. Cousins
N. James Street
America
Wilberforce University
Daisy BE. Lampkin
Transportation
Webster
Chicago social notes highlight A U K D A of Illinois events
Mrs Eliza Jackson returns from Lans ing Michigan after organizing a new council and heads to the National grand council session in Columbus Ohio. Mrs Emily Howard visits from Hamilton Ontario with luncheon at 4114 Calumet Ave. and Mrs Lou Ella Young drives Eden Dui net Household activities. The Virginia Society meets at 3638 S State St with Charles Satchell Morris Jr addressing the gathering.
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Eliza Jackson
Florence Masterson
Prairie Ave
Lou
Ella Young
Calumet Ave
Howard
Elizabeth Settles
Alice Johnson
Ripley
Ohio
Hilliard Settles
Throop St
Morgan Park
Ernest Settles
Blanche Burr
Leon Johnson
M. T. Bailey
The
Bailey Realty Co
State St
Della R. Brown
Lake Madison
Olsen
Minnesta
Bro
Lou Ella Young
Ruth
Illinoig
Eden Duiiet
Johnson
Josie Wright
Tabernacle
Quincy
A. N. Young
Bailey Realy Co
S. State St
Bailey
Virginia Society
Charles Satchell Morris Jr
University of Chicago
J. B. Stret
Minnie A. Robinson
Miller
Ensas City
Baier
Pariety
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Cleo Mitchell
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Drennen
Ind
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Sallie Gresham
Savanah
Klondik
Armelia ‘Littleton
D. E. Bonner
Nick Johnson
Lufkin
H. B. Robertson
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Morton
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Augusta Moore
Oklahoma
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Okit
James Growner
Sherman
Kirkpatrick
Roy. Dixon
Wichita Falls
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H. B. Evang
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L. I. Montgomery
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Tom Woods
Tawton
John Patterson
Dearborn Street
Lewis Johnson
Metto Parker
Hill Graves
Monkogee
Millen West
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Hal
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Western District
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A. C. E. League
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Owens
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Wolfe City
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Ladonia
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Wolfe Cty
Lester Totten
van Alstyne
Rev Jackson
W. C. Barnes
P. M. Mitchell
E. H. McGinnis
John M. Grandy
Petersburg
Dwight D. W. Holmes
Thomas W. Turner
Howard University
James E. Greeg
J. A. Gregg
Wilberforce
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Nashville
Pittsburg
Penn
R. R
Myrtle Foster Cook
Montgall Avenue
National Association of Colored Women
Music Association
Hiram McGar
E. Annie Street
Ams Moore
A Fowler
F. M. Hudspeth
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