Improved Pall Bearers of America Close 27th Grand Lodge Session
The Improved Pall Bearers of America concluded their 27th Grand Lodge Session at St. Matthew's AME Zion Church on 1628 NW 5th Ave. The event ended peacefully with a sermon by the 14:18 on Excuses and installation of officers by State Deputy Mrs. Pauline M. Ferguson.
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Pall
America
Grand Lodge
St. Matthew’s Ame Zion Church
5Th Ave
Pauline M. Ferguson
Sion
A. H. Ferguson
Lodge No. 5
Crispin Romero
Ophelia Gang
A. A. Houfihton
Hattie Broom
A. Johnson
Virginia Franklin
Adventists Hold Laymen's Workshop in Brownsville
Bethany Seventh Day Adventist Church hosted a laymen’s workshop on Saturday July 20 drawing attendees from Washington DC to nearby towns. Pastor T Oswald led a main address with missionary experiences in Africa and the Solomon Islands as delegates from Atlanta and Florida attended. Participants from Ft Lauderdale Delray West Palm Beach Miami gathered for meetings, a church picture and social at the church school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Seventh Day Adventist Church
Washington, D. C
T. Oswald
Missionary Department of
Africa
Solomon Islands
Wagner
S. Thomas
S. Will
Atlanta, Ga
W. Mozart
Orlando
Ft. Lauderdale
Denia
Carvers Ranches
Delray
West Palm Beach
Homestead
Miami
50Th St
Brownsville
Michigan Senator proposes no vote no fight law
Senator Charles E. Potter of Michigan urged in a Senate Floor speech that he would introduce legislation exempting from the draft any man of voting age barred from voting unless Congress passes a civil rights bill. He argued no man should be asked to die for a country denying him democratic rights and opposed adding jury trials or any compromise to the bill. He called jury trial amendments a straw man and noted southern juries often fail to convict whites who assault Negroes.
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Washington
ANP
Charles E. Potter
Mich
Senate
Michigan
Congress
Potter
Notice on Mystic Circle Numerology Subscriptions
An advertised notice offers Newsterrer publication with free numerology numbers and personalization sheets. It requests subscribers send name, address and birthdate with cash and lists weekly and multi week rates, denying C O D and urging immediate subscription.
Funeral Directors to Honor Tampa Woman
The 20th Annual Convention of the National Negro Funeral Directors Association convenes Aug. 5-8 at Kiel Auditorium in St. Louis. Delegates arrive Aug. 4, with memorials for deceased members and a Women's Auxiliary present. Mrs. Fennie B. Stone of Tampa named 1956 Woman of the Year. event features awards, exhibits, and an August banquet with speaker T. M. Alexander.
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National Negro Funeral Directors Association
Kiel Auditorium
St. Louis
Robert I H. Miller
United States
Union Memorial Methodist Church
J. J. Hicks
Tueday
Kingsway
T. M. Alexander
Atlanta
Association
Fennie B. Stone
Tampa
Stone
The
National Association
Central Life Insurance Co. of
Florida
Doctor Long on Vacation in Ohio This Summer
Dr. Chas. D. Long plans a vacation in Ohio starting July 18 with clinic operations pausing. The practice will reopen August 5, according to the notice.
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Chas. D. Long
Ohio
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29Th St
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Royal Taylon CO
la Grande, Oregon
Frederick
Rev. Beard
Rev. Clark
Salmon
King Bros
King’s Hotel
Hardy
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