Community mourns Theo Cuby killed by train at Merkel
Large crowd and Sumner area residents gather at Merkel station for Theo Cuby funeral held at Suffolk cemetery with Rev. A W Kennon officiating. Summerfield School faculty and student body read resolutions. community members discuss city school needs amid broader local and regional notices.
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Hours Chapel Christian Church
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Forney
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Gilgal
Stork
Eugene Young
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J. P. Pollard
2Nd Battalion
American Woodman Band
Odds
Amanda Dardin
Nola Lee
Austin
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H. R. Weaver
Lulu Smith
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
Masiac Lodge
Choice
H. J. Monday
O. Kelly
M. E. Church
Gate City
Bullentin
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Owens
Calvert
M. 8
Dunlap
D. E. Brasmond
B. T. Harris
John Floyd
Geo. Gordon
T. B. Jones
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Devennon Farm
Anderson
Velma Bennett
Dallas
Tom Wilkerson
Milam Co
Martha Lena Taylor
Little Rock
Ark
Blancy
Dallag
B. A. Blancy
Martha Riley
West Calvert
L. V. ‘Thomas
Ben Gordon
Dorse
Hardaway
Mariah Conish
Dumb Luck musical in development and Chicago conventions set
The piece notes the New York production Dumb Luck in development with Anna 14 and a chorus ramp. J A Jackson of Billboard and the Associated Negro Press gains prominence for his frank comments on Colored Americans and theater business. Chicago prepares for major conventions including Elks of the World 1923, the National Association of Colored Women’s Clubs, and the National Negro Business League with emphasis on hospitality from civic groups and business leagues.
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New York
J. A. Jackson
Billboard
Associated Negro Press
Jackson
Donaldson
Chicago
I. B. P. O. Elks of the World
National Association of Colored Women’s Clubs
National Negro Business League
Chicago Business League
Appomattx Club
Neato Fair Assocision
JA. Jackson
Neighborhood agitation over Negro picnics in O Fallon Park
O Fallon Park Protective Association plans a mass meeting at Pilgrim Evangelical Lutheran Church to press for actions to curb or ban Negro picnics in the park. Members seek Park Commissioner Pape to close the park to picnics for any race if needed and may ask Aldermen to earmark funds in a bond issue for park restrictions. Frank A. Scharlett says officials have limited Negro picnics while others occur on larger scales.
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