Lincoln High Honors Principal Lee And Music Work
A tribute to Principal Lee at Lincoln High praising his effort to develop promising talents through music. Prof Jackson’s teaching at W.I. and Allen Chapel studio is lauded for community uplift via music, with students and local educators gathering to polish performance skills and overcome stage fright in a supportive studio setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Principal Lee
Lincoln High
R. G. Jackson
Thore
Kansas City
Allen Chapel
Allen
Mrof. Jackson
Notable music recital and Mason meeting featured
A detailed account praises Prof. Jackson and Beulah Douglars for guiding a studio recital with masterful piano works by aspiring students. The writer notes three difficulty levels, strong musical growth, and a standout young vocalist. Separately, Masons in Kansas City organized preparations for Missouri Grand Lodge’s Fiftieth Annual Communication to be held in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hur
Old Allen
Christ
W. A
Jackson
Beulah Douglars
Madam Hackley
Chicago
Will Marion Cook
Europe
Burleigh
Rh. W. Hayes
John W
Fisk University
California
Golden Gate
Ink
Kansas
Salt Lake
Topeka
Prof. Jackson
Masonic Temple
Woodland
Missouri
W. G. Mosely
T. G., McCampbell
A .M. Wilson
Joseph Thompson
Samuel Diggs
R. T. Coles
E. S. Baker
A. R. Russell
H. W. Miller
Fred Douglass
J. E. Herriford
W. C. Mallory
W. Brown
Benjamin Givens
J. H. Simmons
Clay Brainfield
G. S. Bradley
W. Johnson
Richard Fulbright
P. C. Kincaid
George Thomas
Leonard Johnson
Western U Reforms And Tumles Baptists Boys 23 To 13
Western University defeats Baptist boys 23 to 13 in a hard fought Paseo Y M C A game. W A Howard leads with strong passing and floor work as the team unites for a decisive win. Grant of the white jackets tops Baptist defense, while W U prepares for a clash with Garrison Square later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paseo Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium
Western University
Orange
W. A. Howard
W. A
Hardy
White Jackets
Baptist
Grant
W. U
Kansas Boys
Wilber Wood
W. WV
Garrison Square
Town notes and church events in St Joseph area
Mrs Frank Martin shopped in St Joseph this week and returned home with brother James Binghaman. Rev C A Woods and Charles Hackley visited Highland Kansas aiding in a revival at the A M E church. Mrs Dicey Wilkinson returned to White Cloud after a city visit with her ailing husband. Mine Nelle BE Schaumache visited White Cloud Friday to Monday. An A M EK church trustees benefit entertainment Saturday drew a good crowd and financial success. The German club held its second social with supper, drinks, fortune telling, and an auction. Mrs Pearl Sporteman gave a standout fortune telling as fortunes were sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Martin
St. Joseph
James Binghaman
C. A. Woods
Charles Hackley
Highland
Kas
Thomas
A. M. BE
Dicey Wilkinson
White Cloud
Pearl Sporteman
Secon Baptist Church
L. Curtis
Grant Chapel
M. L. Bryan
Abbott
Hutneville
Berry
Brunswick
Will
Covenant
Pilgrim Plaptiat
J. W. Gordon
Richmond
Henry Elijah
Salisbury
Bertie
Patrick
Fanette
Marmle Carr
Daisy Wells
Sallie Vi Viuns
Christina, Holder
Clyde Kiyer
Embroidery Club
Klyer
Dre. Longdon and Jackson
Bertha Maupin
Lee Etta Owens
F. C
Leon Newby
Newby
Mattie FE. Wian
Tripplett
Platte County
Law Court
Queen Esther Temple
Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church
Pilgrim Beat Bay
Tet Church
Rev. J
Swaney
Oakland Cemetery
Lincoln High School Speaker at City Club Event
Lincoln High School hosts a speech by the Extension President of the City Club of Kansas City Missouri at Lincoln High School Auditorium on Nineteenth and Tracy. The event is slated for Sunday March 19 at 3 o clock in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln High School
The
City Club of
Kansas City
Service marking closing of Baby and Health Week
A service will be held at Allen Chapel Sunday morning March 12 under the Federation of Women's Clubs with Mrs M L Crosthwait as president. All mothers with babies are invited to attend. Special music will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BABY
Allen Chapel
Federation OF Women’s Clubs OF Which
Catholics and Negroes Emancipation in Church History
Walter F. McEntire argues in The Tidings that Catholicism seeks full emancipation for African Americans and places them within human family. He notes mission work among the colored, Cardinal Gibbons and Bishop Parke leading efforts and cites early Negro bishops in Panama and Louisiana under Leo XIII. The article discusses a Panama cathedral built by a Black bishop and traces church history in the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
McEntire
United States
Catholic Board For Mission
Hix
James Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Maer
John F. Parke
New York
Francisco Javier Luna Victoria Y Castro
Panama
Trujillo
Peru
Leo XIII
Marianna
Amazon
Brazil
Rey. Siliver
Gomex Pimentar
Pan
Wind Funded by First-Named Bishop From Private Purse
The wind project was constructed using funds drawn from the private purse of the first-named bishop.
Municipal ticket names listed for city offices and wards
A compiled slate lists candidates for Mayor George H. Edwards City Comptroller Eugene H. H. Jane City Treasurer Harry J. Darker and various school board and judicial posts. Ward selections include John Z. Sterrett G. W. Duvall Amos Townsend Joseph Lagson N G Hatch Charles P Woodbury Frank Seely and others across all sixteen wards with officers for upper and lower houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Edwards
Eugene HH. Jane
Harry J. Dar
Carnival of Nations at Lyric Hall
Under the Clity Federation of Colored Women's Clubs the Carnival of Nations will be held at Lyric Hall on Wednesday and Thursday March 22 and 23 featuring dancing and a 25 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clity Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
Butte Montana A Mining Camp Of The West Profile
The article surveys Butte Montana as a major copper mining hub. It notes a population around 40,000, a payroll of miners near 540,000 monthly, and about 16,000 workers across 100 properties. It mentions two Black companies Red Rock and Afro American Mining and Milling, plus landmarks like Marcus Daly’s monument and the city’s role as a gateway to Yellowstone. It also covers local Black community figures and a visit by a Kansas City educator who resigns to lead Langston University.
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Helena
Montana
Hutte
Rocky Mountain
Butte
American
Alan Alount
Merchants’ Association
Tutte Anounta Ot
Sliver Bow Woounty
Jeferson County
Madison County
Marcus Daily
Government Building
Columbia Gardens
Rockies
Pacific Slope
Yellow Stone National Park
City
The
Sun
Jerry Larkins
East Galena Street
Joormase
Mt South Main Street
Ella Poague
Anaconda
Leatherbury
Galveston Miller
Jester
Larkins
Shaffer AL M
BE. Churel
R. 5
Jirown
J. M. Brown
Topeka
Portland
Ore
Payne's Theological Seminary
Wilberforce
Floy
Queen of the Westertapling Named in Billings Ink
A brief note from Billings Montana heralds a beauty titled queen of the Westertapling amid local chatter. The item hints at upcoming events and community recognition without detailing specifics or dates.
Forest Green pastor preaches to large audience Sunday
Rev. W. H. Davis of First Baptist Forest Green Missouri preached both morning and evening to a large, appreciative audience. Prof. N Bruce and faculty attended with many students. Ministers of Chariton County Church Union plan a March 24 event. many are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Davis
First Baptist Church
Forest Green
The
Baptist Church
Ener
Bruce
Loen
Davly
Chariton County Church Union
Public Rhetoricals at Dunbar High School Held
Friday afternoon at Dunbar High School public rhetoricals featured Superintendent Mauck delivering a Preparedness address, J N Moore commenting on school progress, and Rev R E B Lee replying. Pupils provided music. Miss Ply and Newman taught. Miss Maudie Dorris, a former pupil, died February 21 after a bright, studious life. On February 28 colored voters in Bunceton organized a Republican club called the Swanger for Governor club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar High School
Mauck
J. N. Moore
R. EB. Lee
Ply and
Newman
Maudie Dorris
Bunceton
Jelub
New Masonic Lodge John Lange Chartered in City
In a large gathering of Master Masons, a new Masonic lodge was established last Saturday night, bringing the city total to twelve lodges. The lodge was named John Lange in honor of the oldest member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lange
Maryville hosts grand lodge and new chapter ceremony
A notable past grand officer led celebrations as a new lodge for thirty men and a new chapter prepare to open in Maryville Missouri amid high enthusiasm. Special delegates from Kansas City and St. Joseph join Grand Master and officers for lavish arrangements and expected social fraternal significance. Flowers and fruit baskets promoted by Weaver Floral and Fruit Co. with delivery by Bell East 4798.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizers
Lodge
Otis G. Hines
W. M
C. A. Calloway
Chas
F. Wilson
J. W
W. B. Simpson
Eoward M
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Love
Grand
Fields
Royal Grand
Victoria C. Haley
Paxt
Kate Wilson
Maryville
Mitte
Weaver Floral and Fruit CO
18Th St. Bell
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Dy Chas, A, Starks
Masons Astir
Western U
Quindaro Heights
Howard
Troy, Kansas
J. A. Harzfeld
Tracy
Lincoln High School Orchestra
M. L. Crosthwait
Jeptha’s
Ebenezer Chapel
America
Cal
the Church and the
Walter F. McEntire
Ker
Wo. A. Knotts
Hep
James E. Nuggent
Dem
South Side Court
Joseph F. Keiman
North Side Court
Fred W. Coon
Albert I. Bench
Lee Adana
George L., Peterson
Emil Dorn
J. H. Frame
Charles
Louis Oppenstein
Walter M. Knoop
Allen FP. Finnell
Edwin V. Simons
Ld L. Winn
Lyric Hall
Golden West
Great Western
Sumner High School
Prince Hall Grand Lodge
A. F
A. M
Langston, Ok
Marquess
Langston University
Booker T. Washington
John M. Marquess
Billings
Mont
Moberly, MO
Dalton, MO
Bunceton, MO
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