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Philadelphia Tribune

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1920

Page

5

June philadelphia musical events and recitals listed

A historical Philadelphia page lists numerous music recitals concerts and social events with dates in June and June 29. Highlights include Helen G Rumsey piano pupils at Alleh A M EB Church June 29 and a June 15 demonstration and dance by Phila Progressive Hairdressers under Mme Holloway. Also noted are Arion Glee Club at Varick Memorial Church June 17, Hampton Club Sacred Concert June 20, and All Star Colored Show June 22 at Madison Ball Park. Various venues include Waltz Dream Hall Union Baptist Church and First African Presbyterian Church. Admission prices range from 25 cents to $2.09 with multiple sponsors and performers such as Mme Keene's Orchestra.

Phila Mme Josephine Holloway Dream Academy Keene Blanche Taylor Union Baptist Church Fitzwater and Martin Sts Arion Glee Club Varick Memorial Church 19Th And Catherine Hampton Club Philadelphia St. Simon's A Albertha White Sth Arbertha White Waltz Dream Hall Mme. Keene Madison Ball Park 34Th Reed Sts Davis’ Drug Store Craft's Drug Store Green Dragon Mane National Association of Colored Musicians First African Presbyterian Church Firewater Maple Grove St. John the Divine Daly Mercy Mercy Hospital

Testimonial to Mrs Tribbitt at First African Baptist Church

On May 18 the church women led by the pastor's Aid Society honored Mrs Mary Tribbitt with a fitting testimonial praising her service to the church and community. The Fannie Jackson Coppin Relief Association presented her a five dollar gold piece as a token of affection.

First African Baptist Church Pastor's Aid Society Mra Ida Wright Mary Tribbitt

Man Accused of Killing His Wife Nabbed in Springfield

Police in Springfield Massachusetts report the arrest of Nicholas Jones also known as Solomon Jones a colored man charged with shooting and killing his wife Rebecca Jones 26 of 1122 Hall street on June 1. Lieutenant Wood sent Detective Healy of the motor squad to bring Jones back after he waived extradition.

Springfield Mass Nicholas Jones Solomon Jones Rebecca Jones Hall Street Wood H Ley Motor Squad Jones

West Chester Social Notes Mention Local Visits

Mrs. Kate P. Johnson of Camden and Mrs. Bertha Washington of Philadelphia visited Mrs. J. G. Bruce in West Chester. Miss Elva Smith entertained by Miss Es ther A. Miller. Elva Smith and Mamie Young with Roland Ganges and Edward Green of Cheyney motor to Kennett Square. Mrs. Caroline Johnson ill at West Fayette street home. One annual conference convenes at Steelton on June. Rev. C. Dunlap heads there Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Spangler and Mr. and Mme. Ralph Woolburn motor to Avondale for the May 30th visit to Nettie Garnett. Orapek Sist.

West Chester Kate P. Johnson Camden Bertha Washington Philadelphia J. G. Bruce Elva Smith Esther A. Miller Mamie Young Roland Ganges Edward Green Cheyney Kennett Square Caroline Johnson West Fayette Street Steelton Rev C. Dunlap George Spangler Mme Ralph Woolburn Avondale Nettie Garnett Orapek Sist

In Memoriam Fannie Marble 1919 Obituary

In loving memory of our dear mother Fannie Marble who departed this life June 9 1919 after a long illness of twelve years and ten months. Sleep on dear mother and take your rest. We loved her but God loved her best and called her to the great beyond. Mrs James A Henson Mrs Robert Sewell Philip Randall

Fannie Marble James A. Henson Robert Sewell Philip Randall

Colored leader from Georgia elected to national committeeman

Henry Lincoln Johnson of Atlanta was elected national committeeman from Georgia by the state delegation after leading the Lowdon delegates before the Republican National Committee. The Wood delegates led by Roscoe Pickett said they would take their fight to the credentials committee. Johnson had offered to forego his own bid if Lowdon delegates were seated.

Chicago Henry Lincoln Johnson Atlanta Lowdon Republican National Committee Georgia Wood Roscoe Pickett Johnson National Committee

Professor Kelly Miller Eight Thousand Mile Lecture Tour

Howard University professor Kelly Miller plans a mid June start for an eight thousand mile lecture tour across Ohio Indiana Illinois Iowa Nebraska Wyoming Colorado Utah Idaho Montana Washington Oregon California New Mexico Arizona and Oklahoma. He will discuss educational and sociological topics and observe conditions, especially in the South.

Kelly Miller Howard University Ohio Indiana Iinois Iowa Nebraska Wyoming Colorado Utah Idaho Montana Washington Oregon California New Mexico Arizona Oklahoma

Actors Will Refuse Benefits Over Methodist Blue Laws

New York June 11. Frantis Wilene, retiring president of the Actors Equity Association, urges a boycott of benefit performances linked to the Methodist Episcopal Church until the church repeals its blue laws banning theatre attendance and related activities by its members. The address was at the association’s annual meeting, affiliated with the AFL. The speaker says theatrical professionals earned respect for wartime service and will seek to withhold performances from Methodist controlled events until repeal.

New York Methodist ’— Episcopal Church Fraptis Wileen Actors’ Equity Association Wahleen Actors’ Association American Federation of Labor Nho Wilson Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Church

Sugar Exports From Japan Eye Seattle and U S Ports

Japanese centrifugal sugar can be laid down in Seattle for about 17 dollars per hundred pounds. Between 0,000 and 90,000 tons are available for export. Another firm announced 55,000 tons of Japanese Formosa and Japanese sugar would be shipped direct to New York and about 5,000 tons to San Francisco.

Seattle Wash Kobe Formosa New York San Francisco NEW York Times Wood Co., Inc 129Th Street Ave New York City Netro Enterprises

Antwerp Diamond Company Convicted in Lever Act Case

Rochester N Y January 7 The Antwerp Diamond Company which runs three credit jewelry and clothing stores in Buffalo was found guilty in the United States District Court here today of a Lever Act violation for charging unjust and unreasonable prices in wartime materials The verdict marks a decisive legal action against profiteering in the jewelry trade amid wartime controls.

Rochester N. Y Jane Antwerp Diamond Company Credit Buffalo United States District Court Harding

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thespian Helen G. Rumsey Alleh A. M. EB. Church J. T. Howard 18Th Street Joe Dunbar Theatre 17Th St The Mercy Service Club Josephine Stewart Ashley Federal Academy Daisy Venable N. 58Th Street Mutual Association of Postal Employees Tribune Office Box L Wrispus ‘Crouch Hartford, Conn J. Montgomery Mise Ida Mae Newman R. B. Greene Montery Avenue Oceanty M. L. Blakey Ocean Gate N. J Hotel Camp Comfort Mildred Patterson Nicholas Street North Wales Clara Gordon Mise Ta Glismore Crissie Gilmore Edwin Stelly Olympic Chorus Christian Street Eevee Moses J. Carey Ada Plainfield Margaret L. Carey Powelton Avenue Beatrice Lewis Tribune James H. Lewis Catherine Perri Pete . Va R. L. Lathberty Lelia E. Hubbard Kimstreet New City St. 17Th Street Irena Gilbert Edwin Street Letitia Francis Cécil L. T. Spencer Marshall St Magist Frederick McNeal Maggie Wiggins Mrs. Lawrence Modest Recencly Sheridan Z. Davis Nazarine Baptist Church Cor Nice and Lycoming Streets Germantown Avenue At & P. m. Sharp Benjamin Graves Leon F. Sarjeant Fairmount Avenue Gertrude Patterson Madame Jackson William N. Cephas North Fawn Street Baltimore Thomas E. Draine N. 53Rd Street West William Morris Newark M. C. Fields Carpenter St W. E. B. DuBois City 17Th and Catharine Streets Bell Dix 17Th Street Geo. LeVere A. Miller Bouvier Street Roser Bolden Carpenter. Street Reading Mary Smith the Dunbar Lombard &I Morgan DuBois Keystone 16Th Lombard Streets Mme .F. Evans M. Glover Arch Street A. J. Hill 17Th Fitswater Dickinson Acme Laboratories Co Kaighn Avenue New Jersey Mtr Vata J. R. Hines America N. Warnock Street Langston Amt N. Dist St Slowe Lombard Street Bellahona Folk Trell Robinson 19Th Street Henrietta Byrd Frank Fischer Edward 8. Byrd W. Spencer Carpenter Brooklyn I. M. Lawrence J. Bradley Byrd Fischer Masters Street Albert M. Harrie Poplar Street Grand Court of Cyrene Minnie Valentine John W.elsey Elizabeth Banks Adelia Carter Robinson Boston Parker Washington, D. C St. Michael's and All Angels Garland St. Augustines Church Columbia Avenue Robert Jackson Bye Nicholas Daniel Carter Vincent Binga Viola Carter Helen McDuffy Father McDuffy Hotel Dale Company Board of Directors Oddfellows Building 12Th Spruce Streets Arthur ‘8S Bailey John A. Sparks N. 13Th St. Phila Ella M. Smith William H. Smith Death Smith Elkton James Hammond Steve Jacob W. G. Parks D. D Mr. Smith Casselle W. F. Hoxter N. 42Nd Street Irvin Miller Mollie Curtis S. 18Th 8 Agnes Harris Herbert Barlow N. Vanpelt Street Tarboro N. C Richard Barlow Edward Giles Hicks Sr Harrisburg Garfield M. Diggs League Island Diggs A. M. E. Church Alexander Morris S. 17Th Street Wildwood Morris City Hall Percival C. Johnson Robert Bell Alexander Bell Saratoga United States Breakers Palm Beach Morris G. Skelly Union A. M. E. Church Union Church Mr. Bell F. A. Clark Lettie Cottman J. L. Witten Bishop Johnson Johnnie Noble Uncle Sammy Ralph Rankin Murray James W. Watson Oxford Street O. W. Catto Lodge No Shiloh Band” Musicians Union Watson John R. Logan A. R. Robinson McDuffy Shiloh Baptist Church Japan Dunbar Drug Co Pharmacists N. W Aninny Rose Bert Williams Columbia Record Pace & Handy Music Co., Inc Broadway J. B. Wood Co., Inc B. Wood O., Inc Seventh Ave New York Telephone Morningside S. May St Redner St Bolton St Master St North 42Nd Federal St Montgomery Ave Bath N. Uber St Rodman &T Wharton St North 38Th &T 22Nd St 10Th St Fitzwater Streets Smediey &J Albion Heights, N. J Cape May N. 4 la Fayette Ave Aji F. A. Taylor & Company Fitzwater St French Street John W. Harris Cne
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