Belle Black in good health as city notes mark summer
In and About the City column lists local residents at home and away for the season. Belle Black is noted as very fit, while Kate Myere heads to City for the summer. Many others, including Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Reed, are mentioned with visits, illnesses, and travel plans across Atlantic City Washington D C Newport News and Norfolk regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Moon
Jane
Belle Black
Kate Myere
Veehn City
Mertha Green
Mra. C. W. “Warner
Flora Kirtet
Butler
Stiles Street
Albertha White
N. 71St
Molly Reed
Flora &T
Atlantic City
N. J
Georgia Bolden
Mamie Johnson
Miller Memorial Baptist Church
Marter Street
Francis
Nicholas’ St
Eve Cherry
Stewart Street
Blue~ Ridge
F. Whittington
Turner Street
J. H. Minekwell
New Castle
Del
A. W. Johnson
Ruby Street
J. Cc. Banks
Los Angeles
Cal
Banks
Knoxville
Tenn
Ella
Carrington
Montgomery Avenue
Lennie B. Hudson
Arctic Avenue
Washington
D. C
Newport News
Hampton
Tribune
Usua
N. C Johns
Winesreet
William McDonald
16Th Stret
Samuel Henry
Webster Street
Ela Hamilton
Estella Boyer
Redner Street
Florence Dixon
Pine Street
Washington, D. C
Aio
Demar
20Th Ane Street
Magnolia
Mary Turner
Edna Davis
Ocean City
Cla Haack
Bertha Turner
Bolton Street
Northwestern
Ow Grove
Bethaires
N. C. Johns
Baptist Church
Thomas J.ee
N. Ruby Street
Deaths and church tributes in Frankford PA
Frankford notes the death of Charlie Clark of 4656 Mulberry Street and sympathy for Mrs. Fisher, mother of Rev. Fisher of 1661 Kinsey Street. Remains were taken to Wilmington Delaware for burial. Also reports Rev. P A Thompson receiving a church reception at Trinity AME Z Church with gifts totaling 135 10 and a suit of clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankford
Charlie Clark
Mulberry Street
Fisher
Kinsey Street
Willington
Del
Trinity Ame. Z
Margretta
Dufield Streets
Y Church
Suest
G. M. Edwards
Port Richmond News highlights church services and local visits
In Port Richmond PA June 9, services at Disney A M E Church are announced with Walter Seciar at 3 am and Rev Carey at 8 pm. Rev Bunn remains ill. Agnes Worrel of Worten MD visits Clarence Philips at 3343 Agate Street. Frankford Grocery Association hosts annual outing for Norris. L T Machel noted as the only Black member of the committee. Hilder Wallis remains confined to hospital. Ward Alexander visits his home in Virginia after a trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Richmond
Disney A
Com
Wallis
Magzcie Franklin
Mar
West Philadelphia Ladies Club Hosts Social and Community Notes
The West Philadelphia column records a Ladies Thimble Club gathering at Mrs. Charles Thomases on Arch Street with attendees including Mrs. Alberta Shepperd and Mrs. Hattie Williams. It notes visits by Mrs. Welforde Richards and social events from May and June, plus church activities at Mt Zion UMC and Lincoln Public School honors and a shift toward a new twice weekly newspaper from R W Goff D D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Thimble Club
Charles Thomas
Arch Street
Flor Wright
Alb
Alberta Shepperd
Hattie Williams
Mary Cannon
Blanche Schley
Nettie Sutherlin
Ollie Richards
Robert Robinson
Fairmount
Robert Sutherlin
Lundlow
Welforde Richardis
39Th Street
Courtney’ Moseby
Vernon Street
Monumental Baptist Sunday School
William Warrington
Haverford Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
James Davis
Downing Street
Robert Miles
Chauncey Street
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Laura H. Davis
Orange
N. J
Mary L. Shelton
Lewis
16Th District
Aspen St
Selena Washington
Atlantic City
Fenton Washington
Fairmount Avenue
Thomas Nicholas
Hudson Waters
R. W. Goff
D. D
National Uplift Publishing Co
West Philadelphia
Frederick Douglass
Maggie Walker
Richmond
Grand United Order of St. Luke
J. H. Mayes
Old Trinity Baptist Church
Bluebella Lewis
Newark
George Rush
N. 39Th Sreet
Sharon Hill Notes Show Visits and Church Services
Sharon Hill notes list Mrs. Viola Brooks and baby Bob of Camden as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jo Terrell, with mentions of Philadelphia visitors, local incubator success, and Sunday activities at First Baptist Emanuel Baptist and St Peters C P U churches. It also notes anniversary dinners hosted by Rev and Mrs J T Hammond and upcoming gatherings, with several residents visiting New York City and Rutherford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Hill
Viola Brooks
Bob
Camden
Jo Terrell
Mary E.sepa
Mary East
Philadelphia
Alice Terrell
John Yates
Naomi
Mary Yates
New York City
Lenon
Emanuel Baptist Church
E. Fitzgerald
St. Peters C. P. U
Joe Bowser
Ashlock
J. C. Hall
Thomas Barnett
Baltimore
Dennis Hall
Georgiana Johnson
Emma Spriggs
Lewis Brown Philadelpha
C Man
Edward Howard
J. T. Hammond
Sharon Hitt
Northwestern Breezes at Union A M E Church
The last service of the conference year at Union A M E Church was a bright gathering with a pastor Rev J L Witten delivering a helpful sermon. Children's Day services are planned for June 20 with a two hundred dollar Over the Top testimonial to the pastor. Robert Bell, a public figure, died in Saratoga. funeral at Union A M E Church. Henrietta Byrd and Frank Fisher married. Mrs Julian Caldwell visiting Nashville. Philadelphia Annual Conference opens in Steelton with Bishop W H Heard presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Teal
iLizzie Barnes
Eugenia Major
Carolina Miler
Union A.M. FE
Robert Bell
Mary Mason
Alice Mitchell
Brooklyn
Katie Ford
Elwood Simmons
Barclay
Mad
Martha A. Pipes
Jennie Blice
New York City
Our City
Gialts
Union AM. E. Church
Bell
Rev
W. Gullins
South Carolina
J. Wilson
Frank Lawrence
Miss Whitaker
Alexander Bell
Mother Bell
Union/A. M. FE
Shorter
Sun
J. L. Witten
Bible School
Morris Brown
Julian Caldwell
Nashville
Tenn
James W. Caldwell
Dr. Johnson
Bob
Saratoga
Minnie Selvey
Jefferson Street
Union A. M. E
J. Albert Johnson
Mr. Mosby
Union A. M. EB
Eden Cemetery
J. C. Beckett
Rev. Freeman
Henrietta Byrd
Frank Fisher
W. Spencer Carpenter
I. M. Lawrence
J. Bradley Byrd
Steelton
W. H. Heard
Right Temper and Wrong Actions in Public Conduct
Quote emphasizes self control as a virtue and warns against anger when in the wrong, urging restraint in public behavior and maintaining composure to avoid damaging consequences. The remark highlights moral discipline and prudence in personal conduct.
Office will close Saturdays at 1 o'clock
During June July and August this office will close Saturdays at 1 o'clock. The notice specifies seasonal Saturday closing hours for the summer months. It emphasizes limited weekend hours during the June to August period.
Hair growth guarantee ad at Ideal Hair Dressing Parlor
An advertisement claims a guaranteed hair growth result with electric massage included. It lists Mrs. P. Douglass as proprietor at 1731 South Street and provides office addresses in Atlantic City New Jersey and Elizabeth New Jersey with phone numbers for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Douglass
South Street
Dickinson
Kentucky Ave
Atlantic City
N. J
Jefferson
St. Elizabeth
Crystal
South 17Th Street
Stuart
Ladie A. Stuart
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