Tillman opens new clinic at 17th and Lydia site
The notice announces L M Tillman now in a building at the northwest corner of 17th and Lydia Avenue inviting patrons and friends to meet patients. Bell phone Grand 3843. The text blends other Missouri Christian Endeavor League convention details, lodge assembly in Macon, revival services, and miscellaneous notices with several names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Tillman
17Th and
Lydia Avenue
Bell
Masonic Hall Meeting At Two Pm In June
An event is scheduled at Masonic Hall on a June day at 2:00 p m with details shown in the public notice. The notice lists the location and time, but the specific day and purpose are not fully readable.
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Masonic Hall
St John Sunday services in Omaha brimming with faith
Omaha reports strong attendance at St John with a $84.45 collection and five new members. Sinking Fund contributions continue as Mr Rivers of 2894 Douglas St is ill and Mrs J Alice Stewart travels to Brooklyn to be with Mrs M E Price. Ruth Seay returns from St Joseph to teach, and Mary Talbert, famed Negro orator, set to lecture June 26 at St John A M E Church under the Omaha Improvement Club. Lieut Bundrant heads to Washington and Lieut Andrew Reed reports his ship landed overseas. Eugene McCaw, newly joined Navy, at Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
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Ruth Seay
St. Joseph
Mary Talbert
St. John's A. M. E. Church
Omaha
Washington
Ih. C
Lieut
Bundrant
Andrew Reed
Eugene McCaw
Sergi
Melvin McCaw
Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Pleasant Valley circles host meeting and rally plans
In Rosedale Kansas the Pleasant Valley Mission Circle hosted by Mesdames H M Collins and J R Williams met at 40th and Mill Creek Boulevard Kansas City MO with many members present and remarks by guests W Smith Henry Colling and H M Collins. A rally at Pleasant Valley Baptist Church is set for Sunday afternoon June 30 with twelve clubs expected to bring funds. Wesley Chapel M E B Church reported a glorious day with well attended services and a basket meeting in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Mission Circle
Mesdames
H. M. Collins
J. R. Williams
40Th
Mill Creek Boulevard
Kansas City
Mesdames W. Smith
Henry Colling
J. L. Pearson
John Ralls
Wheatley-Provident Hospital
Solomon Banks
Quindaro
Kas
Banks
Marie Everett
Pleasant Valley Baptist Church
Wesley Chapel
M. EB
G. T. Wooten
Piano lessons for young children offered by Prof Jack Sone
Teach your children piano while young with Prof Jack Sone known for success. Enrollment information and contact details provided. Call Bell Phone 4676 Main between 9 am and 4 pm for classes and scheduling.
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Jacksone
Tittle
Bell
Color Psychology and Art in Brown Skin Debate
A verbose treatise argues color theory tied to race, praising natural brown hues and denouncing white supremacy. It denounces racial hierarchy, endorses native tones in art, and urges self-definition, psychology, and standards beyond skin color. It closes with news of Clyde L Glass, concert pianist, opening a Kansas City studio.
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Johnson
Reno
Jac Ine Jeffries
Lee Chandler Opens Auditorium With Ginger Girls
The Ginger Girls lead off as Lee Chandler opens the Auditorium Theatre at Ninth and Holmes for burlesque and musical comedy managed by Chandler. A stock company of about thirty performers, mostly girls, will debut next Saturday night with balcony seating and special arrangements for colored patrons.
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Poular Auditorium
Wn Ninth and
Holmes Street
Lee Chandler
American Ginger Girls
Chandler
Twelfth Street
Negro speeders turn over after dash on Excelsior road
Two Black drivers of a Nebraska- tagged touring car sped along at sixty mph near the Williams farm when a wagon ahead forced the quick swerve. The car rolled over but no injuries occurred. the craft and drivers drew attention for their apparent wealth, with diamonds described as valuable as several cars. The piece notes local editor contrasts and hints at notable Nebraskan wealth.
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Excelsior Springs
Williams Farm
Liberty Advance
Maine
California
Excelstor Springs Call
Kansas City Sun
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AL Allen Christ An’ Endeavor League
Macon
Parks
Missouri
Mra
Lillian Booker
Christian Endeavor League
God
Allen CC. BE. League of Macon
H. B. Parks
D. D
Julian C. Caldwell
MIS
Sadif E. Dimery
Minnie Ross
A. R. Fox
Arthur Johnson
W. Missouri
Masons
ST. John's Day
Magonte
Masonic Temple
Brother & G. Lacey
D.D.G.M
E. 8. Miller
Mth
Michigan
J. W. Hurke
St. Stephen's Hapital Church
St. John the Baptist
Voy
Fanedy
B. DG MM
Ht. T Coles
Erevesere
C. T. Walker
Augusta
Muste
Eeecaseeeaees
C. A. Franknin
Colorado
Atoy Ward
J. W. Hurse Muale
St. Stephen Baptist Ch
Hurse
St. Joho the Baptist
Temt
TOLAL
Pyvery
F. M. Daniel
Bell Phone West
Lon M. Tillman
Neeney
Delaware
Academy Hall
14Th St
Michigan Ave
People's Drug Store
E. Roy Carpenter
BATHS
18Th Street
Kansas City, MO
The
Handy Colored Store
Vine St. Ladies’ and Gent's
Madam P. McAbney
Notion
Taylor Holmes & Co
Annie Holmes
Magr
Vine ST
Bell Phone East
Milton F. Fields
Keystone
St. Paul
Mt. Oread
Rosedale, Kansas
Chas. A. Starks
Hinself
Turkey
Woreley
Ayer
Clyde L Glass
New England
Mr. Glass
Udid
Pers
Clyde J. Glass
Troy Hall
Bell Phone
Boston
Auditorium Theatre
Rium
Solomon
Negro Speeder
Excel Pharmacal CO
Neosho
Ozarks
South
Kelley
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