Rushed Texas communities hold services and weddings
In Lubbock and surrounding towns, pastors report active Sunday schools and B Y P U groups growing under Rev H Brown and Brother H Peterson. Local nuptials include Miss L E Wallar and Mr Willie Lee, with Henderson news and East Texas Baptist Association events at Alto. Fort Worth sermons by Black Billy Sunday draw large crowds despite rain. Multiple towns report baptist church anniversaries, travel to conferences, hospital visits, and community gatherings. the paper notes weddings, arrivals, and illnesses across Cameron Wichita Falls Bonham Denton Grand Prairie Texarkana and Blossom communities.
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Henderson
Walter Franklin
W. H. McCane
Marshall
Pearl Henry
J. A. Belle
Ollie Wallace
Bertha Robinson
M. J. Hurd
Anna Boggess
George Hurd
East Texas Baptist Association
Alto
Mother Zion Baptist Church
Rey
Garner
C. M. B. Church
Knights and Daughters of Tabor
Search Light
W. M. C. C. Tabernacle
J. L. Ford
Tyler
Ford
Colored High School
Johnnie Garrett
H. B. Boggess
Brickly Simon
Houston Cannon
Denison
Bartley
Roy Cannon
Oklahoma City
B. P. Pyles
Mt. Zion
Leroy Stewart
Franklin Avenue
Geen
Robert of Lufkin
Bethel Baptist Church
Billy
Jesus
the Devil
Tom Walker
C. Dement
Mineral Wells
Texas
Ada Belle, Sandifer
Fort Worth
Dement
Mineral Well
Standifer
I. M. Terrell High School
Mineola
Johnson
Varice Williams
Commerce
Texas College
Will Griffin
Baptist Association
Bud Jones
J. C
Eva Duncan
Smith County
Rudolph Brown
B. T. Davis
A . Williams
Wt. Worth
Jack Lords
Dallas
Jena
Oklahoma
Corrie
Cleburne
Wilks
G. W. Burton
Keller
J. Warren
Gainesville
Clarence
Jim Liggins
Cal Liggins
Arlington
Henry O'Neal
G. Smith
Roda Smith
J. W. Hawkins
Cozines Hall
Norris
Atlanta
Rve. Keller
Annie Lee
Progressive Baptist Church
Leroy Vernon
Carthage
Mothers Club
Holland High School
East Texas Bethel Association
Hollands High School
Cary
Elizabeth Pendleton
Nettle Lee Gillespie
Alberta Bryant
Dana Brown
Terrell
Cora Boykin
Messrs
Douglass
Calvin Wilcota
Wilcots
Hollis Woods
Missettie Hunt
O. B. Bonner
Maggie Gray
N. A. Harris
Louisiana
Silas Wright
Willie Mae Woodrie
A. Thomas
Bethleham Baptist
Old Maida
St. John C. M. BE
D. W. Porter
McKinney
Georgia Nickerson
Indy Evangelist
St. John C. M. B
Henter
Eugene Bean
Ladonia
Canady Johnson
T. B. Robinson
J. M. Fountain
A. G. Herron
Oi!mill
Ardmore
Okla
Barbary Mitchell Miller
Edward Thornton
L. B. Kents
H. Washington
Muskogee
J. D. Goodson
Hubby
Abilene
Matnee
Spitfire
Louis
Orchestra of Gold
Bishop
J. W. McKinney
Mississippi
South Mississippi
Jackson
Charleston
Tupelo
Tunica
Wm McKinney
Fisk University
Maggie Bater
Afollie Seargent
Belton
Fanny Johnson
Saint John C. M. B
J. W. Ward
Susie Black
Lela Russell
Lonnie Douglass
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sophie
Neill Douglass
Blossom sewing club hosts meeting at Miss Beatrice Johnsons
The Blossom young ladies organized a sewing club meeting at Miss Beatrice Johnsons residence with a chicken salad tea. They plan another gathering at Miss Lela Maynards on Saturday evening November 18 at 1 30 PM inviting all to join led by President Nina B. Lee.
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Blossom
Beatrice Johnson
Lela Maynard
Nina B. Lee
Alleen Jackson
Cohen Named Comptroller of Customs in New Orleans
Walter J Cohen, a Black Republican figure in Louisiana politics for nearly thirty years, is appointed by President Harding as comptroller of customs at New Orleans. The post pays $5,000 yearly and succeeds Major A. W. Newlin as naval officer of the port.
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Washington, D. C
Walter J Cohen
Harding
New Orleana
South
Cohen
A. W. Newlin
Naval
New Orleans
Louisiana
Man Offered Bribe to Testify in Robbery Trial
Kansas City Nov 16 Phil Reed testified in Wyandotte county district court that a man offered him a fault of clothes to testify against Abe Frank in a highway robbery case. Reed, who witnessed the hold up, refused the bribe and failed to identify Frank at the trial.
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Kansas City
Phillip Heed
Wyandotte ‘S County
Joel Miller
Abe Frank
Reed
Pioneer Weatbrooks dies at 82 in Bastrop County
Deacon Weatbrooks longtime Mt Moriah Baptist Church leader died October 28 at age 82 after 34 years in church service. Born in Macon Georgia he lived in Elgin Texas and had a large family with seven sons and four daughters. Funeral attended by black and white community with supporting remarks from Rev J H Winn and Rev L Campbell and notable locals. Estate valued at $75 000 to $80 000 amid civic and fraternal ties. A separate court note concerns an alleged bribery attempt with prosecutor's inquiry ordered.
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Elgin
Texas
Westbrooks
Macon
Bastrop County
Caroline Scroggins
Russell
Ouusions
Okla
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church
Promised Land
L. C. Anderson
Austin
Jim Watrous
Denison
B. B. Westbrooks
White
Ballenger
Rhambo
Mt. Bonniel
Gratitude Letter From New Hope Baptist Church
Waco Texas November 16 Salvation effort thanks K of P First Regiment Band Dallas Texas for generous support at special services last Sunday The note cites encouragement and a donation toward completing the church building Pastor J Y Jinkins signs the message on behalf of New Hope Baptist Church with heartfelt appreciation.
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Dallas
Texas
Waco
New Hope Baptist Church
J. Y
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Lillie Jenaup
Corsicana Texas November 16 1922 gone but not forgotten the golden gates were opened a gentle voice said Come and with fare wells unspoken she calmly entered home we thank friends who aided us in sickness and death of our wife mother and sister Mrs Lillie Jenaup signed J Jessup husband Laura Louise Jessup daughter V Armstrong daughter Ruthie Cove sister L Jackson sister Annie Granville sister Mable Curt sister
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Corsicana
Texas
Lillie Jenaup
J. Jessup
Laura Louise Jessup
V. Armstrong
Ruthie Cove
L. Jackson
Annie Granville
Mable Curt
Alphin Charity and Art Club Meeting in Fort Worth
The Alphin Charity and Art Club met on Wednesday November 9 1922 for a noon luncheon at President Matilda Smiths residence 606 East 9th Street Fort Worth Mrs A D Keys Grand Worthy Counselor spoke on Clube of Service to the group and to guest of honor Fort Worth women showed strong club activity R A Ransom president of the State Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs urged cooperation with Keys The luncheon featured a borgonia centerpiece chicken salad dinner and Monico ice cream for fourteen guests The club adjourned to meet November 16 at Mrs Nelson Youngs 1100 11th Avenue.
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Denton
Ethel
Okamulgee
Okla
Sallie. Davis
C. C. Buford
First Baptist Church
Henry Riddies
Buford
Riddles
Breafast
F. D. High
Ella Stinnet
B. G. Taylor
Olevia Seay
F. D. Moore
Fred Douglass
Lester Broadus
Robert Tankersley
Mildred Ayers
Lil Man Taylor
J. A
Jewel Art Club
Naomi Paul
Woods Street
Miss Paul
Ethel Good‘ing
Okmulgee
Cleo Young
Vine Street
M. J. Neal
Alphin Charity and Art Club
Matilda Smith
East 9Th Street
Keys
Court of Calantha of Texas
Fort Worth
R. A. Ransom
State Federation of Colored Women's Cluba
Texas
Suth
Smith
Nelson- Young
11Th Avenue
State Fair Profits Reported For 1922
An audit of the Texas State Fair Association shows a 1922 profit of 23978.50 with income 38750.18 and expenses 262771.48. Major expense was construction of the Automobile and Manufacturers Building. total improvements reached 167498 and expenditures since 1921 were 450209, largely from admissions.
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Texas State Fair Association
Te Incorse
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Royal Arch
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Victoria
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Klondike
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Houston
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Pano
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Titus Chapel
H. H. Means
Frederick
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Parent Teachers’ Association
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Owens
Rosie Holmes
Fort Sill
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Geo
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