Former Kansas Cityan Daney Douglass Dies in Tulsa
Daney Douglass, a prominent A. M. E. Zion church figure and printer by trade, died at his home in Tulsa after a distinguished career. Born Tarboro, North Carolina in 1850, he served as a lay leader in Zion circles, edited church publications, and represented the denomination abroad in England and Toronto. He passed away Sunday at 2130 L Street, leaving a notable legacy in church work and politics.
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F. L. Douglass
Kansas
L Street
Daney
Tarboro
N.C
A. M. E. Zion
Preabise
Toronto
Star of Zion
Oriental Digest
Dancy Former Recorder of Deeds Honored
John C. Dancy, a former recorder of deeds, is noted in Washington on December 15 with recognition by the Associated Negro Press. The brief item marks a notable acknowledgment within national civil rights circles.
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Associated Negro Press
Washington, D. C
John C. Dancy
Recorder of Deeds
Weather segment for Kansas City December outlook
For Kansas City and vicinity from December 17 to December 24 unsettled temperature and shifting winds bring light rains turning to snow. The forecast expects somewhat colder conditions with the cold spell likely to deepen as the period progresses. Weather data provided by Cc. F. Collins.
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Kansas City
Dance Lesson With Professor Roscoe White at Clifton
Professor Roscoe White offers a dance lesson in Clifton at room 3362 teaching basic steps and rhythm. Participants learn fundamentals, posture, and timing in a focused session led by the expert.
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Roscoe White
Clifton
Frederick Douglass dies in Tulsa after varied career
Prominent Kansas City and Coffeyville figure Frederick Douglass dies in Tulsa after a long, colorful life in politics, business, and fraternal circles. Born in Missouri, he built a wide network across Oklahoma Democrats and local lodges, and heads the Afro American Democratic Club at his death. He is survived by his wife, and other relatives.
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Tulsa Star
Frederick Douglass
Greenwood Avenue
Tulsa
Star
Mr. Douglass
Bright
Fred Dovagissi
Oklahoma
J. Bi Cox
Ohio
Hubbard
Simons
Fred Douglass
Fred
Democratic Club
Kansas City
Coffeyville
Kaa
Benevolent Society
Knights of Pythias and
Elks Orders
Oriental Lodge No
K. of P
Kas
Cosmopolitan Lodge
I. BP. O. BE
Missouri
Georgia Douglass
Mia
Sarah Rider
Bibbs
Milwaukee
Wis
Reverend Theodore Gould D D Dead
Reverend Theodore Gould D D dies at 73, longtime Philadelphia Annual Conference member and preacher. Born August 12, 1830 in Bridgeton, N J, he joined the A M E Church November 1847, licensed 1851, preached 1853, ordained deacon 1858 and elder 1842, with a long itinerant ministry and superannuated years. Funeral services at Allen A M E Church Tuesday.
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A. M E
Theodore Gould
Philadelphia
Gould
Bridgeton
N. J
Allen A. M. E
Dramatic return of Dr. Smith’s Drug Store feature
Notice states an extraordinary demand for the writeup on Dr. Theodore Smith's Drug Store prevented supplying it that week. The issue resumes with the inspiring story of Dr. Smith's successful achievements on another page.
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Theodore Smith
Smith
Alpha Fraternity Opens 15th Annual Session at Lincoln High
The Alpha Pit Alpha Fraternity begins its 15th annual session Monday afternoon December 27 at Lincoln High School with business meetings. A public gathering is set for Allen Chapel Tuesday December 25 at 8 pm featuring Dr George C Hall of Chicago and others from Chicago and Pittsburgh.
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Alpha Pit Alpha Fraternity
Lincoln High School
Allen Chapel
At & Pom
George C. Hall
Chicago
Lucius McGhee
University of Chicago
Herman 5. Moore
Harvarn? University
R. L. Vaughan
Pittsburg
Reverend Pullum Defends Pulpit Amid Streetlamp Fight
A Kansas side church incident ended with Rev. J. Pullum kissing congregants as a sign of love, then fleeing darkness after Moses Phillips threw a lamp at him. Phillips and church members followed to police headquarters. no arrest reported.
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J. Pullum
Church of Brotherly Love
Kimball
Hallock Street
Kansas
Brother Pullum
Moses Phillips
Moses Phillis
Phillips
Katiwas
Phama
Brother Phillips
Old City Hospital Notes announce training course
A fragment states that deficiencies in many subjects prompt a course including English composition spelling taught with the spa chil nurse training program. It mentions a full quote of attrees will be at the Old City Hospital after January Tet.
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Attrees
Old City Hospital
Tubercular patients moved to Leeds sanitarium
Dr. Willam J. Thompkins, superintendent, reports increased insanity in the past six months due to substitutes for liquor as colored and white nurses oversee transfers from the Oldity Hospital to the Tubercular Sanitarium of Leeds.
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Oldity Hospital
Leeds
Willam J. Thompkins
Prominent boosters linked to Ozark editor Crews
The Pittsburgh Courier notes Kansas City boosters align with Nelson Crews, Ozark editor, promoting Missouri and Kansas City. It recalls Dr. Smith as an ex athlete and Harry St. Clair riding a train to Indianapolis with a front engine headlight issue solved by his sparkler. Gilmore also spends time with Crews.
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Kansas City
Nelson Crews
Ozark
Missouri
Dr. Smith
Harry St. Clair
Indianapolis
Harry
Gilmore
Mr. Crews
Pittsburgh Courier
Eleventh Annual Kappa Alpha Psi Meeting at Temple
The Eleventh Annual Meeting of Kappa Alpha Psi will convene at Temple University Philadelphia December 40 31 1920 and January 1 1921. A full delegation from over seventeen chapters will attend with Honorary and Alumni members including Dean Gilbert Jones Prof David Wilberforce University Prof Leslie Hil Cheney Normal School and others. Dr Conway president Temple University will deliver the welcome address. Mrs Ida Becks visits Armstrong Missouri for holidays with her mother and plans to return early next year.
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Kappa Alpha Psi
Temple University
Philadelphia
Gilbert Jones
David
Wilberforce University
Leslie P. Hil
Cheney Normal School
Cheney Penna
Dudley W. Woodward
College of Liberal Arts
Howard University
Washington
Williams
Harrison
Porter
Chicago
Carey
Detroit
Conwell
Quarterly Meeting at Allen Chapel Sundays December 19
Bishop H. B. Parke and Presiding Elder DeLyles will preach at the Allen Chapel quarterly meeting held on Sundays starting December 19.
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Allen Chapel
H. B. Parke
DeLyles Wil
Brummell and Cooper Wedding Sunday in Trenton
William Brummell and Edna Cooper, prominent Black residents of Trenton Missouri, were married Sunday morning at the bride’s Merrill home. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. M Saryant of Liberty with many relatives in attendance. A wedding dinner followed, prepared by the bride’s mother Abbie Taylor. Brummell, a farmer, and Cooper, longtime teacher in Trenton’s colored schools, will reside on the east Trenton farm.
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William Brummell
Mies Edna Cooper
Trenton
Merrill
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