Y W C A Convention Hall Event January 22 1919
A dense program list for a YWCA event at Convention Hall includes Major N Clark Smith Prof R GO Jackson Mrs 8 W Bacote and many others. The document enumerates committee members presidents officers and numerous associated organizations across Kansas City area churches schools and clubs, with ticket pricing and seating details for the January 22, 1919 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Clark Smith
R. GO. Jackson
W. Bacote
Tilford Davin
Nellie Hendricks
J. A. Holme
T. J. Reynolds
Lola Summers
Mins Pearl Pool
Misa Ande K. Morrison
Sallie Love
Clyde Glogs
Ophelia Jackson
J. F. Shannon
W. Gle. Carter
Theodore Copelanu
Charles T. Watts
Box Seats On Sale At The Y M C A December 12
Notice announces box seats available at the Y M C A with other tickets through the Y M C A and All Drug Stores. A General Committee meeting is set for next Tuesday December 10 at the Y M C A from 7 to 8 pm. Ushers are led by Mr. T B Stewart and Mrs Mazelle Washington under acting chairman J R E Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Lewis
Wm. H. Dawley
L. A. Knox
Smith
George S. Ellison
J. H. Bluford
Ralph A. Marsden
D. A. Holmes
M. H. Lambright
J. F. Shannon
Seceeseves Nol Pogerved
Teesvecess
Mary Fitzbutler Waring
Chicago
Denison
Red Cross
Olivet Baptisl Church
America
Magnificence of PORO College opening in Louisville
Visiting agents gather for a reception and banquet in the auditorium with welcome addresses from Mrs. Aston Malone and others. Roscoe Simmons inspires with remarks on reconstruction era progress as Anita Brown and Anita Paul Brown perform. Boone County crowd fills the hall as Crews, Byrd and editors praise Mr. and Mrs. Malone’s race-building enterprise and PORO College’s impact on education and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Turner
Binod
Vella Bundy
Dr. Bundy
Aston E. Malone
Welcons
Mra. Brooks
Mra
Kelly
Hawking
Cora Williams
Atlants
Willie Scott
Cleveland
Ohio
Betts
Chicago
BE. L. Vaughn
Pittsburg
Clark
New York
C. M W. Parrish
State University
H. C. Rungell
Kentucky Educational Association
W. B. Matthews
Central High School
A. BH. Mayzeek
Normal School
W. M. H. Steward
American Baptist
J. K. Harvey
Quinn Chapel
A. M. E. Church
W. J
H. B. Hall
Manmoth Life and Industrial Insurance Co
W. H. Wright
J. C. Lattimore
Wilson Ballard
L Willis Cole
Louisville Leader
Malones
Mme
Anita Paul Brown
Poro
Marlone
Monumental PORO College building opened in St Louis
A large crowd celebrated PORO College in the new southwest St Louis structure at St Ferdinand and Pendleton. The $250000 fireproof complex houses offices, 35 professional rooms, 95 dormitories, a five hundred seat auditorium, salons, a model laundry, and a steam heating system. Speakers praised Dr Bundy and Mrs Malone, noted philanthropies for orphans, and highlighted race unity and progress themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
James L. Usher
John W. Evans
George H. Harris
New York News
Queen of Sheba
Nick Chiles
Topelma Plain Dealer
Progres of
Poro
Tige
Poro Choral Club
John B. Vashon
St. Merdinand and
Pendleton Avenues
Albert EB. Groves
Poro College
Poro College Company
Aaron E. Malone
Annie M. Pope
Kansas City Poro Club Opening Draws Local Support
The Kansas City Poro Club representatives boosted the city’s name at the opening week events. Hon Nelson Crows spoke and Mrs Hat tie Wiley Mrs A T Holt Mrs Hat tie Bradshaw and Mrs Lade Smith also addressed the gathering. Mrs Smith spoke for the 115 Poro agents in Kansas City and noted active work in the Poro Art and city uplift. She highlighted a Wheatley Provident hospital room funded by the group and received ovations during talks on training for girls. They planned to return to Kansas City to share their experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenaeum
Ella Lawson Hook
Frances Jackson
Emery Cha
Enele Die
Della Woods
Huchings
Lucinda Oay
Crees
Lila Carlock Gyarco
Nellie Pulcher Hiawatha
Hattie Jackson Floholiam
P. Cc
Thomas Lacoumatl
Cscs
Cee
Cern
Hoffman
Veveoeses Cto
Faenats
Silver Leaf
Eee
Eeu
Re BR QS
Asic
Ewe
Isinre Ca
Lr Hancee
Avondale Club
Inter-City Club
Billikens
Matrons
Douglass Hospital
A. EB
Jenkins
C.reerennen
J. F. Shannon
Anna H. Jones
Ida Rock Gate City
W. GC
Ccussssee
J. RE
Allen Chapel
Pleasant Green Y. W
Children’s Improvement Ags
Boaie
Iawak
Buneh Business League
G. A. Page
Kansiie City Sun
Nelson
Crews K
K. Advocate
Thomas Kennedy
Asavean
Steveeras
Harris K. C. Boyle Society
G. W. Brown
C. H. Calloway
Kansas City Schools
Aljucks
W. H. Harrison Hooker
E. Griffin
J. H. Coleman Dotginsa
Tompkins Garrison
R. T. Coles
Yates
Joe B. Herriforid
Anne L. Collier
Wendell Phino
Wheatley
J. Ll. B
Taltonie Valley
W. H. Holder Fares
Whitfield
Olive
Myrtle Stewart Gray Stone
Cere
Virginia Elliott Lewis
Jessie Neely
A. J. Neely
Kansans
Kans
Forum
G. B. Buster
Bethel
Dawson Allom Chapel
Wm. H. Thomas Ebernezer
O. T. Osborne
N. T. Walker Christian Church
William Alphin
J. W. Jenkins
GRO
George T. Mosby
Highland Avenue
J. AH
Brooks Morning Star
G. WH
Daniel Pilgrim
C. Calloway Pleasant Green
J. M. Booker
St, Stephen
J. W. Hurse
Kansas City
Nelson Crows
Hattie Wiley
A.T. Holt
Hattie Bradshaw
Lade Smith
Smith
Wheatley-Provident Hospital
Moton Sails for France on Official Government Mission
Tuskegee Alabama December 1 Dr A H Moton president of Tuskegee Institute sailed for France on an official government mission. He reportedly conferred in Washington last week with President Wilson and Secretary Lanning though details of the assignment were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee, Ala
A. Ht. Moton
Tuskegee Institute
Soldier Ned Holmes Reports Upbeat France Favorably
The Sun received a communication from Private Ned Holmes stating he is doing well and likes France, but he omits any mention of America. The message emphasizes his positive view of his surroundings yet provides no update on his home country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Ned Holmes
France
America
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Clarence-Cameron-White
Wrtheran
Tive Committee
Independence
Joseph
Marshall
Kansan City
Argentine
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Vito Street
Esseveeesessetter
T. A. Ewing Centennial
Ee Eeeseestevess Row
Davis Clark's Chapel
Oni Ravahvites
T. Lane
Moore St
Augustine
Mather Rahming
Eighth Street
Pather
Jackson First Church
Aaiaa Syyyeoss
J. F. Griffin Kane
St. Peterh
Teereees
Fey
Bowlden St. Paul
K. Vinscasevecceees Oy
Everett
J. B. Beckam
Independence Methodist
Tobe
Methodist Ministers’ Alliance
L. Bowlden
Alliantee
Sons and Daughters of Jerusalem
Knights of Friendship
Daughters and Sons of Zion
Wight Hand Club
B. L. Union
MBL
EPL
Geer Ee Reeen Cere
C.H. Harris
Lowla
American Woodman
W. A. Campbell i
Knights of Pythias
W. C. Hueston
Cooper
Blackburn Union Band
D. A. Blackburn
W. W. Pields
Baby Y
N.C. Crews
Court of Calanthe
K. N. AL A. OL Po
J. A. Grege
Davis
Crenebanes Cenee
C. A. Franklin
Howard Smith
T. B. Stewart
Mazelle Washington
J. R. E. Lee
Kentucky
Tennessee
Misulagippi
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
Indiana
Uiingis
Pennsylvania
Arkinsas
Missouri
Flotda
Roseos Conkling Simmons
Charlies Brown
George B
Cary B. Lewis
The
Chicago Defender
Geroge L. Knox
H. C. Smith
Gazette
Abbott
Aaron B. Malone
David Gordon
St. Louis
M. Searcy
Sumner High School
Btoreote Cole-Talbert
Detroit
Chicago Musical College
Nelson Crews
Crews
Malone
Bundy
Robert A. Byrd
Springfield
League
W. E. King
Dallas Express
Aaron BE. Malone
Harry Co. Smith
Cleveland Gazette
Mittle Foulkes-Johnson
East St. Louis
Harry C. Smith
Nelson C. Crews
Anita Patti Brown
I. J. Coppin
Bishop
W. H. Peel
St. James’ Church
Madison
Wis
Ormand Forte
J. Findlay Wilson
Washington, D C
Captain Byrd
Tuskegee
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