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Newspaper

Philadelphia Tribune

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1916

Page

3

Camden Briefs Highlight Local Socials and Scouting

Camden May 31 updates note Mada line Potter and Cape May baby visiting Dr Charles Ferguson. Thomas Jones marks birthday anniversary. Mrs Johnson obituary. Dr C T Branch toured Washington DC. Camden County Boy Scouts camp at Dobbs Farm with flag rails. Edward Lester returns to parents. Scouts shine in Civic Parade. Mrs Nenport Plaskett visits Whittier School friend Miss Conway. Rodwell and son Robert Whit ney run new corner store at Ann and Sycamore. Mrs Katie Polk hosts Carnation Club at 736 Chestnut. Louise Nelson of Cardiff visits Camden. Willie Harris returns from school with successful term. Little Alice Jokes, 3, strays but is found at Front and Cherry. Elizabeth Parry Scott visits 611 Chestnut St from Cape May. Macedonia church choral class bake sale yields neat sum. Mrs Hayes crowned church queen. Sacrament at Macedonia A M E Church June 4 at 3 30. Rev C G Collins of Pleasantville visits Rev F S Cox.

Camden N. J Madaline Potter Cape May Chas F Ferguson Thomas Jones Johnson J. Lewis Johnson, Jr T. Branch Washington, D.C Boy Scouts Camden County Dobbs Farm Haddonfield Edward Lester Boy Scouts of Nenport Plaskett Whittier School Conway Alice Jokes Front Cherry Elizabeth Parry Scott A. Downs Chestraut St Macedonia Hayes Macedonia A. M. E C. G. Collins Pleasantville

Gibson's New Standard Theatre Presents Whitney Tutt Act

Salem Tutt Whitney and J Homer Tutt headline a varied program at Gibson's New Standard Theatre with the Spanish Cabaret act and specialties by Louise Devine Blanche Thompson and others. The act showcases music dances and ventriloquism amid a lively vaudeville lineup, with some criticism of rehearsal quality and stage audibility.

Gibson's New Standard Theatre Salem Tutt Whitney J. Homer Tutt Louise Devine Blanche Thompson Whitney Tutt Whitney-Tutt Hten He Thompson Ly Young Uncle Sammy Whitney and Youngs Ings Kelly Davis Joe Sandifer Johnnie Woods Little Henry

Piano and Vocal Recital a Success at Girard Assembly

Conservatory pupils of Prof. R. H. Blount presented a piano and vocal recital Thursday evening at Girard Assembly. The Idle Hour Circle assisted with the program. A grand march and dancing followed with Mme. e's orchestra providing music.

Conservatory R. H. Blount Girard Assembly 9Th Street Girard Avenue Idle Hour Circle Del Beaux Darby Withrogram Bessie Morris Pearl Shel Mary Scott Mattie Cox Bea Taliaferro Wm. W. Thornman Ethel Jackson Miss Bellahood Pearl Cor- Allen Cornish Jerry Cotton Pearl Shelton Agnes Way H. Lindsay Mmee

Edwin F Hill Recital hailed as season's peak concert

Edwin F Hill Jr violin and Edwin Hill composer presented a May 29 recital at Whitesprium praised as the finest of the season. Conductor Julian Adger led the chorus with Mabel Fauset Jackson at the piano. The violin pupils Blake Alfred Matthews Enid Niel Kennedy Norman Neal H Ricks Adelaide F Gil Joshua Saddler and Hill Jr performed with notable duo work and sacred pieces arranged by Hill Sr. Critics called the performance artistic and praising Hill Sr for teaching.

Edwin F. Hill, Jr Edwin Hill Whites Prium Julian F. Adger Mabel Fauset-Jackson Hill Blake Alfred Matthews Enid Niel Kennedy Norman Neal H Ricks Adelaide F. Gil- Joshua Saddler

The Jitney Social Opens at Whites Avenue

The Jitney Social held its first Tuesday night at Whites Avenue with a minstrel opener and Geo er Benson as interlocutor. Performers included Harry Tur- H. White Jr Percy War Lancaster Allie Hughes Howard End men Billy sang Way Down Yonder and Wait Till My Ship, Harry Turner Shoe Boots George White Jr. Exet er songs and spare rib from the Shop of Life were featured. Benson delivered the night’s standout original Knocking At The Door Of But You Won’t Get In.

Geo Er Benson Harry Tur- H. White, Jr Percy War- Lancaster Allie Hughes Howard Billy Harry Turner George White, Jr Exeter Sterling C. Rex Carver Ed. Henry Shop of Life Allie Hugh Mr. Rickets Benson Allie Jed Clio Hughes Turner Bun Abele Benson Brown

Love Making in Japan staged by Centurion Club

The Centurion Club presented a new playlet by Mrs. Evtella Matthews called Love Making in Japan at the First African Baptist Church on Thursday evening. The performance drew many ladies and children, with scenery collected by Mrs. Williams described as well in Japan, and tea served to the audience after the show.

First African Baptist Church Centurion Club Evtella Matthews Japan T. H Shackelford

Sunday Church Attendance and Local Notices in Burlington

Burlington New Jersey reports large Sunday church attendance across four churches with baptisms planned at Second Baptist Church. Local residents mentioned include Chester Tompkins on sick list, Jamis Meredith Jr. in Asbury Park, Misee Ford, George Lee named curator of the Home, Lavinia Young visiting from Philadelphia, Noble Jones ill with measles, Russell Meredith visiting Philadelphia, and a warning about missed payments affecting future paper delivery.

Burlington N. J Second Baptist Church Chester Tompkins En Ross Bordentown Jamis Meredith, Jr Asbury Park Mise E Ford Orge Lee Lavinia Young Philadelphia Ss. F. Chinn Noble Jones

Ocean City Churches Report Unity and Support in Services

In Ocean City New Jersey May 31, Rev Overby preached at Tabernacle Baptist. Rev Comfort to preach. St James A M E Church reports strong unity with Rev Gooden and Dr Harris leading services and fund drives for Boy Scout suits and church staff. A large drum fish was landed by Willard CDraine during fishing. Church activities include Union Bible Class and choir performances with several collections for church needs.

Ocean City N. J Tabernacle Baptist Church Overby J. Comfort Geo. Wells Elizabeth EB. Harris Virginia Andrew Bassit Philadelphia Lester Ambrose Camden Charlie Clark W. C. Draine Charles Abrams Willard C Draine St. James A. M. E. Church 7Th and Haven Ave Rev. Gooden Rev G. Harris Boy Scouts St. James A. M. E R. H. Gooden Gooden Harris Shiloh Baptist Church Wm. Conquest Dr. Harris Thompson Williams Treas Union Bible Class St James A. M. E Jones

Cape May Notes On Church, Weddings And Renovations

Cape May N J May 29 The Mace donia Baptist Church pastor Rev P H Matthews has been away fifteen days the pulpit supplied by Deacon Ferguson and deacon Hunt. Miss Annette Custus and Mr Gus Redwood wed at Hotel Dale in a ceremony led by Rev P F Matthews. The Tab ernacle will host a service June 1 after renovation and Providence time noted. The West Cape May ladies concert proved financially successful.

Cape May N. J Tabernacle Providence Newport R. S Annette Custus Gus Redwood Hotel Dale P. F. Matthews B. M. Williams No. 23Rd Street Poplar Street West Cape May

Riverton Notes Highlight Mt Zion Services and Local Visits

Riverton New Jersey May 31 Sunday morning services at Mt Zion A M E were well attended with a strong sermon theme from St. John 13 14. Local residents Luke Brown and family returned from Lynchburg Virginia to plan for a future home with their daughter in White Plains. Several Riverton visitors and club members stop by while the Blooming Rose Embroidery Club adds new members and prepares for a June two dollar rally.

Riverton N. J Mt. Zion Luke. Brown Lynchburg White Plaines Wm Johnson, Jr Buck Hill Blooming Rose Embroidery Club Clara Armstrong Mt. Zion A. M. E. Church Joseph Jones John Watson Smith Philadelphia Presenton Mary Wiggans

City Consider Tennis Court for Colored People

Atlantic City leaders weigh turning a corner of the city playground at New York and Drexel avenues into a tennis court for the colored community at city expense. A Eutopian Club committee met Commissioners Co. D. White. White pledged action after defeat. The Rosebud convention notes a successful Pittsburgh session.

Atlantic City N. J Board of Commissioners New York Drexel Avenues Eutopian Co. D. White White Mme. M. J. Cooper Maryland Avenue Missouria Satchell Elvira Lydia Thomas Rosebud Grand United Order of True Reformers Pittsburgh Gladys Harrison Catherine Harrison Mable West George Armsong Durham N. C Yarmouth Hotel Abbott Chicago

Memorial Day Services and Local Baseball Result

Sunday services attracted many as Hiram Lively led a morning sermon and Rev. Singleton spoke at Allen Chapel in Vineland. Millville Quick Steps crushed Othello 20 to 4 on Memorial Day with Oliver Wilson pitching well. Reverend and Mrs. Paul Singleton and Mrs. Augie Lively visited Cape May for Memorial Day.

Milville N. J Hiram Lively P. Singleton Rev Singleton Frazier Allen Chapel A. M. E. Church Vineland J. R. P. Wilson Geo. Thomas Mrs. Lively Alien Chapel Millville Quick Steps Othello Oliver Wilson Paul Singleton Augie Lively Cape May Wm. Franklin, Sr Writen Ten

Community Notes From Wildwood May Gatherings And Visits

Wildwood residents report a busy week with lectures by Mrs. Morgan and Mr. W. H. Shands of Philadelphia on Elk hom, a large crowd at Rev A L McWade’s sermon, and a successful Ladies Aid musical. Elizabeth Waters returns for a birthday surprise, while schoolfriend John Lee visits Bor dentown and Whitesboro pupils enjoy a picnic.

Wildwood N. J Booker T. Washington Literary Society Billups Auditorium Morgan W. H. Shands Philadelphia Willwood Elkhom Elks Home W. Spicer Avenue A. L. McWade Asbury A. M, EB Harry Wright Ladies Aid Chanie Gibbs McWade A. R. Satterfield Eureka Baptist Church Elizabeth Waters Bordentown School Etta Waters M. D. Stanford Angel Visit Baptist Church J. T. Cooper Whitesboro John Lee Theo. Williams Mayse Lillie Merriman Lynchburg Wm. Sydnor Clover Leaf Cottage Lincoln Avenue George D. Mitchell Leroy Blackwell Bessie Mitchell Herbert Gibbs Spencer Avenue David Congo Penns Grove James Billupe the Tribune Annie Campbell Lillie All Holmesburg John Willis Lettie Jackson Susie Smith Leasant Soonen J. Stanford Mr. Benj Billups I. G. Gardner

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