Two Rousing Meetings Unite Negro Enterprise Efforts
Ad shows large audiences at Kingdommon and Stn Street Baptist Tabernacle where the Negro Business League is urged toward industrial and civic advancement. Speakers praise unity and the Afro American rise, with notes on churchs, leaders, and upcoming events as campaigns continue.
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Kingdommon
Stn Street Baptist Tabernacle
Negro Business League
Faolth
F. J. Weaver
J. A. Wilson
C. A. Franklin
King Solomon Baptist Church
J. E. Dibble
E. A. Shackleford
H. Calloway
Omcera
C. H. Calloway
EB. A. Shackleford
Kansas
Dorsey Green
G. L Prince
J. Franklin Wilson
Metropolitan Baptist Church
J. HE. Dibble
Lee R. Petty
J. F. Bradley
L. W. Johnson
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
Church of Iving God
Oakland Avenue
Kansas City
Negro Enterprise
BE. A. Robinson
Last PTA meeting at Wendell Philips School
The Wendell Philips School Parent Teachers Association held its final meeting of the year on Monday evening May 26. President Mrs Hickam presided with music by the Boys Orchestra and a vocal solo by a Kansas girl Letita Bradfield. Mrs R D Wells read a paper on a mother’s influence. The event featured an introduction, songs, and remarks by the president. A later note records Booker Washington School PTA meeting of May 14 with Prof T W H Williams giving the address and a wand drill, a guessing contest won by Cartright Ward, and arithmetic contests with Rob Dixon and Helen Johnson taking prizes.
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Wendell Philips School Parent-Teachers Association
Hickam
Kansas
Letita Bradfield
R. D. Wells
Parent-Teachers Association
Booker Washington School
T. W. H. Williams
Bruce School
Samalfer
Cartright Ward
Rob Dixon
Prise
Helen Johnson
Attucks School
Garret
G. A. Page
Board of Education
Ross
Dr G Wy Stevens listed for consultations at home
Dr G Wy Stevens a well known spiritualist can be consulted at his residence 1904 Paseo any day from 1 am to 10 pm with availability for seekers and followers seeking guidance and insight.
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G. Wy Stevens
Five Points Club Hosts Reception at Brooklyn Avenue Home
The Denver Five Points Club of Eyenetzer Chapel held a delightful reception on Friday from 2 30 to 11 00 p m at the home of Mrs Albert Price located at 1730 Brooklyn Avenue.
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Denver
Five Points Club
Eyenetzer Chapel
Albert Price
Brooklyn Avenue
Crispus Attucks Hero of the American Revolution
A patriotic oration honors Crispus Attucks and other unknown dead, praising revolutionary sacrifice and the enduring memory of heroes who fought for liberty. The message links Attucks to Civil War reverence and later battles, celebrating enduring courage across generations.
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Crispus Attucks
Freu
Ethopia
No middle man's profit printer warns of false soliciting
C A Franklin of 14 9 Main Street Bell Phone Grand 2088 states he will send after printing time if brought to his office and will provide material and service directly. He warns that others soliciting in his name are making false representations and urges customers to contact him directly.
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Supreme Council
Philadelphia
Rand
Jil. Jas
Fratela Richards
Supreme Councils
Free Masonry
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Washington City
United States
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Pacific
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Bencett
A. P. Smith
C. A. Franklin
Main Street
Bell Phone
Grand
George Chivis
Ciity
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Chivis
Los Angeles Eagle
Geo. Chrvis
America
Graduation of Negro Nurses at City Hospital School
The nursing class of May by Mayne Graneh Vaughn Bertha Cortone Hanna May Vickera Springfield Mo received diplomas at Allen Chapel after a Bac calaureate sermon at Second Baptist. Rev Samuel W Bacote presided as master of ceremonies Dr Wm Tompkins highlighted hospital progress for Negroes speeches praised Julius Rosenwald’s gift and noted racial and political context of the Colored Department.
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Havens City
City Hospital
Mayne Graneh Vaughn
Moberly
Bertha Cortone Hanna
Boonville
Marie Vickera
Springfield
Second Baptist Church
Gideon
Samuel W. Bacote
A. Holmes
Wmder
W. Bacote
Babylon
Coleridge Taylor
Allen Chapel
Penn
Thompkings
Colored Department
General Hospital
Fiso
Stat
W. P. Motley
Hospital and Health Board
Thompkins
Booker T. Washington
H. T. Kealing
Western University
R. G. Jackson
West
Melba
Mise Effie Grant
George Pipkin
The
Mise Harriet Leck
W. H. Thomas
Decoration Day Flower Deliveries at Highland Cemetery
The Weaver Floral Co offers two Decoration Day deliveries to Highland Cemetery with set times. Orders are urged early as flowers will not be sold at the car line or cemetery. Prices listed include potted plants, vines, and assorted wreaths, with contact at 1510 EL 18th Bell East 4798.
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THE
Weaver Floral CO
Higthland Cemetery
Weaver Fioral Co
Bell Phone East
Afro American Invest Co Motors Homes On Michigan and Garf Field
Special to home buyers. We list six to eight room strictly modern houses on Michigan Ave Euclid Ave and Garfield between 10th and 11th St. Excellent neighborhood value, shown by appointment. Also four new cottages two and four rooms near Wendell Phillips School priced 1100 to 1500. Easy terms. Afro American Invest Co. 911 McGee St Bell 751 Main Home 7555 Malin.
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Michigan
Euclid Av
Garfield
10Th
I1h
Wendell Phillips School
Afro-American Invest CO
McGee St
Bell
Main
Monster Celebration Corner Stone Laying at YMCA
Officers of grand lodges from four states head to the YMCA for a corner stone laying ceremony. The event marks a milestone in regional fraternal and community development with participation anticipated from prominent lodge leaders and local officials.
Y M C A Corner Stone Ceremony Draws Big Parade
The upcoming Y M C A corner stone laying on Sunday May List at 2 30 PM draws crowds from Missouri Kansas Iowa and Colorado. Grand officers escorts and uniformed ranks prepare a 2000 strong parade from 15th and Woodland. Leaders from Knights of Pythias Masons Odd Fellows and Eastern Western Hemispheres attend.
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Y. M.C
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Colorado
Woodland
Mie
Ol. Thos. Eaton
Alde de
Knights of
H. ©. Cook
H. M. Beardster
J. B. Moorland
Washington, D. C
International Committee
M. CA
N. C. Crews
G. N. Grisham
P. G. M. B. K. Bruce
G. M. Dorsey Green
G. Secy
Lewis
G. Atty. W. ©. Houston
E. M. Phoenix
The
Odd Fellows and Patriarchies
G. C. A W. Lloyd
W. H. Butler
K. P's
G. C. Floyd Smith
N.C. Crews
G. M. B. J. Hawkins
Kanean
Lawrence
G. M. J. L. Thompson
Masonic
Rector G. M
Masons of
Doeeere
Fog
R. T. Coles
Flowers for Decoration Day at Crosthwaite Floral
The Crosthwaite Floral Co at 18th St offers to fill all Decoration Day flower and design orders. Call Bell East 273 to place your order now.
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Crosthwaite Floral Co
Lili BE
18Th St
Bell Phone East
Crosthwaite Floral Company
Royal Arch chapter gains progress in St Paul visit
Grand High Priest Geo Broomfield of St Louis paid an annual visit to St Paul and Keystone Charters. He reports a successful trip and much work being done in the Royal Arch Chapter last Tuesday night.
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Geo. Broomfield
St. Louis
St. Paul
Keystone
Royal Arch
Grisham Gives Largest Gift in Colored Fund Drive
Prof. G. N. Grisham, chairman of the Building Fund Committee, made the largest contribution by a Colored donor, giving 525 dollars toward the campaign.
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G. N. Grisham
Building Fund Committee
Betty and Sam's Corner Fans Reportive Silence
Dear Editor and readers share nostalgia for Betty and Sam's Corner missing from the last issue. Letters imply a move to churchgoing, with a lighter note from Mrs Johnson and Mrs Well Wishers and a promise Betty and Sam will avoid mischief this summer.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Betty
Sam
W. T. Johnson
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