Personal Mention in Tidy City Notices
Personal notices list residents and events across streets and addresses. Names include Mrs Dew Omahy and Miss Alfrieda Hughes, with mentions of operations, residences, and plans for Monday night events at Bethel A M E church and local venues in Tyler Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemes Carter
Clark Street
Vah
A. Armetead
Juliette
Cass
St. Paul Sanitarium
Agein
Mi. HK
Watkins
Blaera
Shaan Kangen
Nowa Walia
Bethel A. Coes
Bal
A. G
State Street
Tyler
Texas
Alfrieda Hughes
Anne Lenie Williams
Galveston
Thoma We'Weeme
Mahala M. Wilburn
Watt Ave
Shietars Dreas
Bethel A. M. HB
Silver Le ar Social Club Meeting Highlights Evening
The Silver Leaf Social Club held an 8 10 to 11 30 pm gathering at 1213 Bell Street with Mrs Cornu hosting. Guests included Mrs Richmond Thoms and Mrs Coleman with plans for next meetings and hospital visit committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornu
Bell Street
Richmond Thoms
Denver
Colo
Coleman
Swiss Avenue
C. Johson
A. Owens
Lee
M. Green
Nell Rose Social Club Meeting Report
The Nell Rose Social Club met at president Mrs. M. E. Kirkwood's home at 1925 Jordan Street on September 8 1922. The lab opened with song and prayer and the roll was called with Bible verses. The president gave encouraging remarks and plans were announced for a social party for the husbands on September 12 1928 at the president's home. The hostess served vanilla ice cream and cake. The next meeting will be at Mrs. M. B. Hayden's home 3720 Atlanta Street with Mrs. M. E. Kirkwood presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Rose
M. E. Kirkwood
Jordan Street
M. B. Hayden
Atlanta Street
Evening Chapel Social Servion Club Meeting Recap
Social Servion Club No 1 of Evening Chapel C ME Church met at 2405 Caddo street Tuesday evening September 66 at six oclock Good reports came from various committees and the event highlighted ongoing community service An upcoming event is planned at Mrs A B Daughertys home on Hazo street with favorable committee reports noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Chapel
C. ME
Wyatt
Caddo Street
Mra. A. B Daugherty
Hazo Street
Mont
Cornation Charity Club Meeting Notes and Offerings
The Cornation Charity Club met with Mrs. Henderson at 3701 Bereests. Brooks led scripture and prayer as 14 members attended led by Mrs. Lemon as president. A collection of 99.07 was taken. Ja Shaw gave the closing prayer. Luncheon featured lettuce, crackers, and cake. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Hicks and Mrs. Amos as hostess and reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Et Charity Club
Henderson
Bereests
Brooks
Petamaan
Ja. Shaw
Nur
L. T. Hicks
Villars
H. Lemon
A. Amos
Wiley University Opens 49th Session in September 1922
Wiley University Marshall Texas announces its forty ninth annual session opening September 20 1922 offering four year bachelor candidates and state certificates plus two short normal series and an advanced elementary diploma. It lists departments science labs social sciences chemistry languages and English and notes student train connections with railways for arrivals September 18 19 20 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley University
Marshall
Texas
Wiley
Wiley University School of Muate
School of Commerce
University High School
W. E. Daniel
University of Colorado
D. H. Thornton
University of Wisconsin
W. H. James
University of Chicago
Grant
Mrs. Williams
Smith
Stevens
Fort Worth
Dallas
Texas & Pacific
Galveston
Houston
Port Arthur
Beaumont
Orange
Kansas City Southern
Shreveport
Oklahoma
Marehall
M. W. Dogan
Pres
Mt Piegah Church Sunday Events and Congregation Notes
Sunday activities at Mt Piegah included Sunday school under Supt Tyi, worship with Pastor Roberts and a sermon by Rev A Fuller of Texarkana. Members and officers participated, young people presented a program, and a joyful outburst occurred during a guest message. Several members listed as sick were noted. A sewing party with sandwiches and treats followed a meeting at Boat No 2 hosted by Mrs E Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Piegah
Supt
Tyi
Roberts
Mt. Piagah
Win. Roberts
John Underwood
J Ane
Kise
B. Kirby
Mt Olive Baptist Church Holds Two Week Meeting
Mt Olive Baptist Church hosted a two week meeting led by Rev. J P Phillips and Rev Washington of Ft Worth. Sermon Sunday night praised, offerings noted, and visitors from Tyler and Mineral Wells welcomed. The church reports steady membership growth and gratitude for successful missions and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
J. P. Phillips
Washington
Ft. Worth
Ybi Jip
Arthur Harris
Tyler
Dover
Been Hunt
Ben
Greengill
Jack Johnson
Stark
McCoy
Myre Dory Barkina
Eagle
Order of the Easter Star
C. Hight
Mount Olive Baptist Church Sunday activities noted
Sunday school at 9 30 led by Sup t M C Hampton. At 11 30 a noble sermon followed by 6 20 BYP IL meeting chaired by J C Carter. 8 30 Rev Wm Sauls preached a strong sermon with male attendance. One accession to the church, collection $39 32. Lemon entertainment Saturday night. Sister Irene Gaddigan and Lulu M Coffey ill. Pastor Rev Wm Sauls reflects on Dre Boyd and station events. new ideas by Sup t 8 C Block. Young women’s class led by Danner holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon Entertainment
Irene Gaddigan
Lulu M. Coffey
Wm Sauls
Pa Young Womens’ Clas
Dre. Boyd
A. Morris
A. R. Griggs
A. J. Wirkpatrick
Salem church notes progress and loss in community events
Sunday reports show smaller attendance at Salem Baptist Church with Rev L Stewart delivering multiple sermons and praising the union's progress. The community mourns Brother Willie Cruel, while many Salem residents remain ill and Marie Montgomery leaves for Bishop College. At Tuskegee Hospital the dry season accelerates construction with the main building near completion and plans to hand over to the government by December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Stewart
Mitt
Willie Cruel
Marie Montgomery
Bishop College
Negro Hospital
Tuskegee
Ala
Getoben Thether
T. B
Steook Board
The
Dengue Affects Attendance At Mt Rose Baptist Church
Sunday school began at 9 49 with Sup t and teachers on duty. Dengue fever reduced attendance in both Sunday school and church services. Sunday School reported 72 attendees and total offerings of 5.00, plus 1.10 from Banner class, Senior and Mtoka. Rev J L Winston delivered a strong sermon at nio from Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtendanes
M.toka
Nio’cock
J. L. Winston
Bilbow
Salem
J . Littona
Winston
Ira
Ors
Sorat Othory
Rey A
Banks
Labor is Honorable boosts youth group momentum
The B Y P U gathering grows in interest and aims for a front rank, with a message on Labor is Honorable. The Jeston event was engaging and the night service featured a fervent sermon on The Hard Way from Prov 13 15. One new member joined as the pastor departs Monday for Helena Ark to attend the funeral of Dr BE Morris and Rev B Moore conducts service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Jeston
Helena
Ark
BE. C. Morris
B. Moore
Macon County Court to Open with Murder Trials
The fall term of the Macon County court begins October 16 with crowded docket indicating murder cases will be tried. Notable hearings include Hill of Notasulga for murder of McKee and Whitlow for murder of his wife as gravest charges. A manual training room is planned for the high school campus along with an office for the principal in the main building. House seeks charter for Douglas Square Savings Bank amid prior hearing delays. Paul Quinn College announces 42nd opening featuring weighing and free barbecue to 1000 pounds of meat and 600 hens. event aims to attract up to five thousand attendees despite strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Schol
Iaso
Macon County Court
Notasulga
McKee
Whitlow
Nokro
Douglas Square Savings Bank
State House
Bank Commr
Joseph C. Allen
Friend of Education
Negro Baptist Convention Postponed Amid Rail Strikes
Selma Alabama September 14 The National Negro Baptist convention secretary R B Hudson announced the national gathering slated for September 6 to 11 in Los Angeles has been indefinitely postponed due to railroad strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Ala
R. B. Hudson
National Negro Baptist Convention
Los Angeles
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Pinkie Clarke
Matte Curry
C. M. Garland
L. A. Carpenter
M . M. Coates
Pinkle Clarke
Biate Street
Mary L. Smith
Munger Avenue
W. S. Johnson
McHenry
Chicago
Mra. Williams
Marlin
Mra
A. L. King
Visi
W. L. Johnson
Royal Society Club
A. Booker
Thoman Avenue
Royal Society Art Club
Oee
A. Akinner
Memo
N. Mikel
Bulah Turner
Mre
W. Rosa
Nell Rose Social Club
Servion Club No
Cornation Charity Club
Randolph
Harlem Nekroes
Eostor
New Orleans
A. Philip Randolph
K. K. KA
Norris
West 185Th Street
Messenger
West 136Th Street
Department of Justice
Homicide Squad
Ku Klux Klan
Mesdenger
Seventh Avenue
Chandler Owen
New York City
Robert Russa Moton
Tuskegee Institute
National Negro Business League
Booker T. Washington
Tuaxnace Normal and Industrial Institute
Bamong
Pisgah Baptist Church
Modure Zion Baptist Church
Gunray
A. Fuller
Texarkana
P. U
Ty. S . GC
Puller
Ae E
John
Candor
Bornl
Belles ‘Ieller Robertson
Frankie
Alter
T. Ee
EVE Ang Chapel Board
Eanora Sawyer
Preston St
Keulah Turner
Opec Ux
Snore
Aspateus
Johns
MT Olive. Baptist Church
No. 2
E. Lane
Shilohac
G. Guster
Christain Churi
Boyd
Thomas Ay
J. E
Waco
W. M Aewad
MT. Olive Baptst Churce
EL Beth
Ih Baptist
Salem Baptist Church
MI Rose Baptist Church
the World
Grand Lodge
Supreme Knight
L. O. Clark
3G. W. Jones
B. J. Davis
Supreme Cutter Guard
Terrell
Winona
Golden Chain
Commissioner of Insurance and Banking
Austin
Benevolent Order
Supreme
T. EB. Tolan
Trinity
Palestine
Jacksonville
Troup
Mineola
T. M. Betts
Center
Jasper
Sylsbee
Supreme Secretary
G. W. Jones
Supreme Treasurer
Col. G. D. Jones
Ennis
B. J. Dave
Friend Jones
W. H. Parker
Supreme Aid
Overton
A. G. Johnson
Supreme Recording
Wichita Falls
Johnson
America
F. J. Hawkins
T. E. Tolan
G. W. Jon “S
Dallas Express
C. Clark
Ipaul Quinn College
W. D. Johnson
ALN. P
Joter High Base
Remington
Winchester
KLAR
Winterman
ELM Street
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