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Newspaper
Kansas City Sun
Location
Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
4
Kansas City Churches Directory Fragment Mini listing
Directory style listing of numerous churches in Kansas City Kansas including Baptist M E and A M E churches with cross streets such as 19th and Char, 10th and Ave, 11th and on, and others across districts like Centrop Valley Ave and Independence Avenue. Contains many church names and street intersections for reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethe
Mrch
Flora
Stephen J Aption Urch
M. E
Charaie
Cuaget
A. M. EB
Eee Ave
Kanens
Ebeneser A. M. E
Armuntine
P. E
Ith
Vine Gt
Ioe Valley Baptist Church
Wood- Monica's Catholic
Lydia
Coming Star Baptist
Vine Man ‘Avenue Baptist Church
Ntropolia A. M. B
Centrop- Sealand
Avery Yeeney Taeay
Roundtop
People's Alm
Genesee
Racy Avenue
EU Baptist Church
Charlotte
Mat Green Baptist
Lat
Bt Baptist
Sth
Washington Baptist
Bath M
Water and Broward
Spacenat Valley Baptist Church
Rosedale
Oakland
Coe
Misalo Oery Park
Kan
Pearce
Stewart
Second Baptist Church
Hth
Wesley Chapel
St Paul
Zion Ogee Bethel
Mt Zion
Editorials on city life and reform in a 1910s paper
Our editorial column rails at local speakers for declamatory excess and warns against citybed habits for rural youths. It lauds Wheatley Provident House committee for frugality, mocks rival bandleaders, notes Rep Jackson’s defense of anti Negro film bill, condemns policy shops as illegal gambling and robbery, and urges effective enforcement to curb street gambling and public dissipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Jackson
Kansas City Spirit Drives Voted Expenditures
The article praises the Kansas City spirit guiding how funds were allocated for various purposes, urging that the vigor continue to shape future budgets and public works.
Florida Senate panel opposes disbarment bill for lawyers
From Tampa May 16 the Florida Senate Judiciary Committee reported unfavorably on a bill to disbar all colored lawyers in the state. The lower house had passed the measure by a large majority, but time expected the Senate to support the committee’s stance and kill the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Florida
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Garrison School Calendar For The Closing Week
The calendar lists events from Tuesday June 8 to Wednesday June 9. Seventh grade graduation at Lincoln High School at 8:00 p m. On Wednesday nine to ten forty display of work for all grades and manual training with domestic service. Gym exercises in the Garrison Field House. Luncheon served 12:00 to 1:30 for patrons and friends. Playground activities and gym work follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln High School
Wheatley Provident Hospital graduates at Allen Chapel
The Wheatley Provident Hospital held its annual graduation exercise Monday evening at Allen Chapel. The program featured Lincoln and Garrison school choruses, a vocal quartet by Prof. F J Work, and soloist Miss Elsa Nie. Dr Wm J Thompkins delivered the address, Mayor J H Young presented the diploma to Miss Jessie Wooten, and Miss Nellie A Palmer awarded the gold class pin. Prof Joe E Herriford presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Chapel
Wheatley Provident Hospital
Lincoln
Garrison
F. J. Work
Leon Hlerrford
Elsa Nie
Wm. J. Thompkins
J. H. Young
Boley
Oklo
Jessie Wooten
Nellie A. Palmer
Joe E. Herriford
Local church notes and upcoming events in Joplin
Rev Debord heads to St Joseph Sunday to bring his family here while Catherine C is in town for lectures. Rev J A Robinson of Handy Chapel preaches to a crowded house. Unity Baptist reports a fine Sunday School led by Supt M Lowe. Mine Fern Breedlove plans a Los Angeles summer. Susie Glover visits Joe Smith. August 4 Lakeside Park hosts a big event for colored people. Joplin High grads include Eugene Stuart Walter Reed Flora Hamilton Dora Keyes. Trinity Choir to perform Friday night June 14 with Joe Washington Lula Montgomery Lillie Moore and James Miller in a quartette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debord
St. Joseph
Catherine C., Johnson
New York
J. A. Robinson
Handy Chapel
Unity Baptist Church
M. Lowe
Fern Breedlove
Los Angeles
California
Susie Glover
Joe Smith Sundey
Lakeside Park
Joplin High School
Eugene Stuart
Walter Reed
Flora Hamilton
Dora Keyes
Trinity Choir
Joe Washington
Lula Montgomery
Lillie Moore
James Miller
The Sun Encourages Kansas City Students in Education
The Sun extends best wishes to Kansas City boys and girls as they finish their work next week. It praises persistence amid hardships, links education to character, usefulness, and good citizenship, and emphasizes education as more than a mere smattering of books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Bonds Carry in City Vote for Colored Citizens
In Kansas City the bond propositions carried by an overwhelming white majority while the best elements of the colored community quietly campaigned for passage. Negro workers labored with no expectation of reward beyond shared opportunity in the resulting improvements and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan
Some blunt maxims from a troubled city
A collection of pointed observations about moral failings and social tensions. The speaker notes vice in marriages, policing, business ethics, racial stereotypes and local behavior, criticizing neglectful windows and a reportedly scandalous young woman while urging restraint and accountability. The tone is moralizing and caustic, reflecting community frustrations.
Western Universitys 19th commencement exercises
The 19th annual commencement at Western University opened May 20 with a band concert under Capt. N. Clark Smith. Despite rain the program impressed. Alma Bass and Ruth Adams gave a fine graduating recital. The Theological department led by Dean Vaughan delivered standout exercises. Rev J C Anderson preached a masterly baccalaureate sermon. Prof Frank Williams was to speak but could not attend. Dr Kealing spoke to a large audience. Monday featured chess night and senior play, praised as the best yet. Eva Jessie won the oratorical contest on June 1. the New State Board met and elected Bishop Parks president. The university board named Bishop Park president and Rev W H Thomas secretary. treasurer J R Ransom reported assets of 75,686.00 and total liabilities 10,66.00. Demonstrations highlighted domestic science, sewing, carpentry, engineering, blacksmithing, printing, tailoring, agronomy, laundry, commercial work. Thursday’s commencement drew a large audience. Ross delivered the graduating address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western University
N. Clark Smith
Capt. Smith
Thurelay
Alma Bass
Ruth Adams
Theological Department
E. R. Vaughan
J. C. Anderson
D.D
Quinn Chapel
Chicago
Ill
Frank Williams
Sumner High School
St. Louis
Kealing
Prof. Williams
University
Bleahop Park
Tte
W. H. Thomas
Allen Chapel
J. R. Ransom
Trea Ner
Etta Kelly
Jessie McWilliams
Mattie Beasley
Lillian Lewis
Myrtle Fields
Mable Harbert
Ethel Slappy
Geo. Johnson
Robert Willis
Rupert Franklin
Harvey Duckett
Solomon Johnson
Sylvester Quinn
Preston Smith
Forest Pitman
Roy Garrett
Purcel Baugh
Jas. Manly
Lee Reed
Otis Oliver
Charlemae Hill
Casper Garrard
Jackson White
Stewart Halk
Arthur Wiliams
Misses M. Brown
R. Seymour
Goodwin
E. Brinson
J. Rollins
Leavenworth Trip With U B F and S M T Voted
Come and go with us to Leavenworth Kansas on Saturday June 12 1915. Departures from 4th and Minnesota Kansas City Kansas at 10 AM 12 PM 3 PM and 7 PM. Exhibition drill by Watmington Drill Corps of U B F and other amusements. Round trip 60 cents. The fair is presented for Kansas by U B F and S M T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kansas
Dickerson Park
Minnesota
Kansas City
Wat- Mngton Drill Corps
Madam Walker
Theo
Smith
Smith's Drug Store
Bell Phone
Lincoln Institute Closing Exercises and Baccalaureate Sermon
The closing exercises ran from June 1 to June 10 with a bac calaureate sermon preached by Bishop H. B. Parks on June 6 and religious services by Rev. H. B. Shaw. The Tuesday address was given by Miss Lucy C. Laney of Augusta Georgia and the Thursday program included a 7:30 p.m. commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Institute
H. B. Parks
H. B. Shaw
Misa Lucy C. Laney
Augusta
Trial at Hast 18th Street in 1912 case
A 1912 case unfolds at Hast 18th Street with a trial occurring this week. Details describe proceedings, location, and involved parties in a local legal matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Calloway
Delaware
Bell Phone
W. C. Hueston
Geo. T. Wassom
Walnut Street
C. Bruce Santee
the Fact
East 18Th St
Bell
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Sete Kanon Chey Oi Som
Bell Phone East 999
Cas Gienn
Editorials
House Committee of the Wheatley-Provident
Lincoln Park
Moe
Colored Lawyers
Senate Committee
Wheatley-Provident
Joplin, Missouri
Betty
Sam's
K. C
18Th Street
H. T. Kealing
D. D
Eva Jessie
Coffeyville
New State Board
Ross
The
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
R. J. Dunham and
Ford F. Harvey
R. W. Atkins
Gen. Mgr. T. T. Payne
Bus. Mer. L. W, Fitzgerald, Seoty, and
Treas
Lydia Ave
Highland Avenue
Euclid
G. Cc. Cole
Necro Business and Professional Directory
Greater
Sun Office
R. W. Alexander
East 18Th Street
Barbers
J. Cowden
East Twelfth Street
1Sth Street
Grand
Wortham Bros
Paseo
Golden's Steam Dye Works
Ideal Pharmacy
R. W. Foster
18Th
Woodland
Bell Phone East
Home Phone
East
Crosthwait Floral CO
Grocers
J. L. Mattson
19Th St
Cottage Grocery
Westport Ave
Kas
A. Anderson
the Electric Laundry CO
R. J. Lambert
P. O. Box
Colored People's Investment CO
Vine St
Home
A. E. Jenkins
Vine Street
W. G. Hopkins
Mme, Stella Hubbard
Undertakers
C. H. Countee
Watkins Bros
Res
Randolph Bros
Kansas City, MO
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