Death of Rev Creditt and Carnegie organ gift at First African Baptist
The First African Baptist Church reported the death of Rev. Dr. Creditt in the morning and Rev. Wieher preaching in the evening. The Holy Communion was served in the afternoon. Mr Chas H Brooks presented a 2250 dollar check from Mr Carnegie for a new organ and was asked to convey the thanks of the church. Services for next Sunday will follow the usual schedule with the pastor preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Charlee H. Brooke
Dr. Creditt
Wieher
Chas. H. Brooks
Brooks
Miller Memorial Spirit and Worship at Sunday Services
Rev. W. E. Jones urged composers to seek God's Spirit in song as the church heard sermons by Rev. Drum gold of Ambler and Rev. J. Wynn. Visitors included Revs. Patterson Randall and student Rev. Tis from Africa. Collection totaled $71.00. improvements in music and teaching noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Jones
Nehemiah
Drumgold
Ambler
Tis
J. F. Wynn
Mathias Dennis
Henry Ross
Bro
Williams
Miss Hawkins
Clara V. Cook
Pulpit Circle
Pinn Memorial Church Rally Yields $512.52 and Sermons
Last Sunday at Pinn Memorial Baptist Church the rally reports were completed and $512.52 was realized, surpassing the $500 goal. Dr. C C Scott preached on The Ransom Fee for Salvation, Rev J B Pratt baptized two candidates after Sunday school, and Rev Fickland gave an evening sermon. Ushers began duties and the Literary Society held a program. Deacons meet June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinn Memorial Church
Friends of the
Avea
C. C. Scott
J. B. Pratt
Merchantville
N. J
Deby
Fickland
Lynch- Va
Ushers Association
Canaan Baptist Church Haines Hosts Sunday Services
Last Sunday at 1 30 Rev Russell preached an excellent sermon enjoyed by all. At 3 30 p m members and choir attended a service. Gardner's Church Philadelphia featured Rev Holcomb delivering a grand sermon with a storied preacher in the evening. Sunday school begins 9 30 in the morning on June 14 and runs until the first Sunday in September.
Walters Union A M E Zion Church Services and Details
Walters Union A M E Zion Church at the northwest corner of 17th and Poplar Streets conducts Sabbath services at 10:45 a m and 8 p m with a 2 30 p m Sunday school hour. Endeavor leader John C Redding, secretary L Butler, pastor at 1740 Ed street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters Union A. M. E Zion
Grace Union A M E Church Opens After Renovations
Renovations completed at Grace Union A M E Church at 19th and Federal Streets include new paint decor furniture carpets and lights. The day featured sermons by Rev P A Boulden and speeches by W H Bass Edward Richardson Jr and others with memorial windows unveiled for David Young and Janette Ford. Total collection amounted to 69.94 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Union A. M. E
N. W. Corner
19Th
Federal Sts
Moses
W. H. Bass
Edward Richardson
Woodstown
N. J
Mt. Olive
P. A. Boulden
D. D
J. T. Upchurch
W . Young
Cornelius Thomas
James Campbell
Harry Lowther
P. H. Edwards
Robert H. Pierce
John Damond
H. Youn Damond
David Young
Matilda Emory
Janette Ford
Catherine Lewis
Mary Byrd
Boulden
First Baptist Mission Darby invites community Sabbath school and baby contest
First Baptist Mission Darby holds Sabbath school at 2 30 pm with plans for a strong start. A baby contest invites votes for a prize as particulars will be announced later. Pastor Pierce notes services and an upcoming sermon by Rev Dr Atkins and address by Chas Brooks with Lalia Williams as soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Eham
T. D. Atkins
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Chas. H. Brooks
First African Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Lalia Williams
Darby
Walnut St
Summitt
William Childs, Jr
Forrester Ave
Robt. H. Pierce
16Th St
Mary Childs
St Johns A M E Church Services Set for June Rally
Rev George W Broughton preached both services last Sunday at St Johns A M E Church Ludlow Street. On June 14 a morning and evening sermon by the pastor will precede a special to the wo by Rev B W White, gospel preacher for the rally. All are invited to worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James A. M. E. Mission
Ludlow St
36Th St
George W. Broughton
B. W. White
Emanuel A. M. E. Church Hosts Busy Sunday Schedule
Emanuel A M E Church at 24th and York Sts reports large Sunday attendance. Sermon at 11 by Rev Norris, 2:30 Sunday school, 7 p m Allen C B L, 8 p m sermon by Rev Porter from Oxford. New member welcomed Dr Wilbert Posties and wife join, with extensive Usher activities and Children’s Day events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel A. M. E
24Th
York Sts
EB. H. Norris
John Whalen
Martin Dunlap
Abraham Anderson
Geo. Coff
Wilbert Posties
Allen
Pittsburgh
Young Peoples
Albert Fisher
Olivia Douglas
Edith Bond
Mamie Hall
James Lockennan
Corrine Anderson
Marion Price
Amanda Young
Lottie Hand
Tamar Howard
Laura Douglas
Rachel Goodwin
Sallie Smith
Joseph Whittington
Carrie Trusty
Dora Hammond
Julia Gould
Margrette Brown
Phoebe Anderson
Katie Price
W. H. Davis
Levi Brown
Moorestown
N. J
Hellen Battle
J. L. H. Porter
Norris
G. N. Sorrell
Allen C. E. L
Mansion of Glory and World Wonders Sermons at Allen A M E
At 10 45 Sunday service Rev Carpenter delivered The Mansion of Glory as part of a Mansions sermon series. He spoke of redemption through Jesus and the believer reflecting God's glory. Evening service at 7 45 featured The World's Seven Wonders with practical notes on church renovations and subscriptions. June 14 upcoming services listed with 10 45 and 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansion of Glory
Carpenter
Moses
Jesus
Bro
J. Wesley Jones
Varick Temple Notes Spiritual Revival and Social Event
Sunday services at Varick Temple featured sermons by Dr. L. Carruthers on Revivals and Divine Association. Bishop Caldwell attended and appeals brought new members and prayer seekers. A Wednesday reception honored the pastor and a twelve day prayer series began Friday. Quarterly meeting set for the 14th with E. Curry delivering and Lord's Supper at 3:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
L. Carruthers
J.S. Caldwell
Divine Association
E. H. Curry
D. D
Chapel guilds seek rest as new church nears completion
The text notes guilds taking a respite during summer to relieve tension and prepare for the autumn, as brick and nail bring the new church home closer to completion. It recalls a visit from Rev. Suthern and urges humble living to attract others to the communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmy
Nature
Mr. Suthern
Activities At Holsey C M E Church Weekend
Sunday services at 10 45 preached by Rev B J Westray from Isaiah 43 1 and 7 45 sermon from St Mark 1 1 with infant baptism and communion. 2 30 Sunday school by J Wallace with brief address by Rev Jones. Epworth League 6 45, reception for Rev C L Knox and wife Thursday despite bad weather with hearty attendance. Dunbar Literary Society met Feb 2 with debate on country boys vs city boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Westray
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
Floris
J. Wallace
Jones
Morris Brown Church
Epworth League
W. H. Booker
Dunbar Literary Society
C. L. Knox
La Mott A M E Church Publishes June Events
The La Mott A M E Church at City Line and 15th St announces services led by Rev H D Brown with two sermons and communion last Sunday. Visits by Dr C M Tanner and Elder Davis noted. A June 18 collation and a June 17 quarterly conference are planned with reports due June 15. The Life of Moses sermon series starts June 14 at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Brown
Tanner
Davis
Young Ladies Aid Society
Moses
St Thomas P. E. Church Services and Sunday School
Services at Sapioe July 14 include pond Communion at 7 a.m and morning sermon at 11 a.m. Sunday School to follow. In absence of a minister Dr B Lowen read the lesson and the choir sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapioe
Pond Communion
Eermon
Minister Patterson Addresses Miler Memorial Church
Rev W R Patterson of Holy Trinity Baptist Church spoke to a large congregation at Miler Memorial Baptist Church at 21st and Jefferson Streets last Sunday morning. Patterson reported the church is in a prosperous condition with Rev W E B Jones serving as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Patterson
Holy Trinity Baptist Church
Miler Memorial Baptist Church
21St and Jefferson Sts
W. EB. Jones
Elijah and the Widow of Zarepta Sermon at Divinity Chapel
The Rev J L Rowe preached a sermon on Elijah and the Widow of Zarepta at the Divinity School Chapel near 50th St and Woodland Ave. Holy Communion was celebrated with communicants from Elmwood. The Rev R Bright led evening services. A June 18 block party aids local work. Children’s Day events planned for June 14 at 1 a.m. Darby cars 11 and 12 stop at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divinity School
50Th St
Woodland Ave
J. L. Rowe
Elijah
Zarepla
Elmwood
R. Bright
Markoe St
Darby
The
Tribune
Dedication planned for new Shiloh Baptist building
Shiloh Baptist Church Ocean City N J prepares for dedication services next Sunday in the new building. Rev Harris preaches to large crowds with Rev E Pearsall Rev Brooks Rev R J Hill and others to speak at 11 3 and 8 pm. Madame Davis soloist and special music planned. All pastors and churches invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh Baptist Church
Ocean City
N. J
Shiloh
Harris
E. Pearsall
Whitesboro
Madame Davis
Philadelphia
Women’s National Undenominational Conference Opens
The first annual meeting of the Women’s National Undenominational Conference held at Varick A M E Zion Church at 19th and Catharine Streets. Rev. L. Carrothers presided as pastor. large delegation attended. sermons by Mother Hutchinson Mrs Reed and evangelist Lena Manson. President Mrs Winston praised as poised leader and the conference anticipates great things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varick A. M E Zion
Catharine Sts
L. Carrothers
D. D
Mother Hutchinson
Reed
Lena Manson
Winston
Plan to Move Filipino Women to Work in Farms
In Manhattan Kansas on June 1 the War Department assigns H J Waters of Kansas State Agricultural College to study the Philippines. He is instructed to devise a plan to remove native women from fields and compel men to take over farm labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Phillippine Islands
Sam
Islands
War Department
H. J. Waters
Kansas State Agricultural School
Tribune Office to Close Early Saturdays
Tribune announces Saturday closings at 1 p m during June July and August affecting all operations and mail processing. Local readers are advised of the seasonal schedule change and to plan visits accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Grimes A. M. E. Church Welcomes New Pastor
Grimes A. M. E. Church in Phoenixville welcomes Rev Doree newly appointed pastor who moved from Mercerburg to the parsonage at 321 Morris St. after a supper reception. Services were well attended with communion and Sunday school banners, as local members and visitors gather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenixvile
Grimes A. M. E. Church
Rev Doree
G. Doree
Merserberg
Phoenixville
Penn R. R
Iry Stewart
Alfred Seater
Florence Cannon
Morristown
Young
Olin Matthews
George
Alex Nelson
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Brent
Robert Henderson
Chambersburg
Miss Golden
Amanda Foreman
Mabel Dorce
Nawma Dorce
Nellie Dorce
Emma Thomas
Edith Brent
Sara Brent
Clinton Brent
Thornton Johnson
William Addinson
Willis Foreman
Fannie Foreman
Lincoln Foreman
Media Men’s Day at Trinity Church Highlights Events
Large congregations attended Trinity Church Media for Men’s Day with speakers from Chester and Philadelphia. Rev. Ford and Rev. Palmer preached, Mrs. B Stewart led an evening sermon, and Communion will be administered next Sunday. A reception for Rev. Ryder and wife was planned for June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Ryder
Jennie Green
Chester
E. Rite
P. O
Mary*Laws
Harriett Snowden
Media High School
Benjamin Foram
Springfield
Chester High School
Hulett Struthers
Swarthmore
Colored Citizens Association of Media
Trinity U. A. M. E
J. R. Reed
Campbell Church
Reed
Blanche Thompson
Kate Harrison
Wayman
Philadelphia
Wm. Nelson
Joseph Kelson
Arthur Rick
Agnes Ruley
Norah Boyer
Louise Harold
Frank Frisby
Ernest Neikens
Media
Dickerson
N. Olive St. Media
Dr. Creditt
H. T. Ryder
Falls Church
Thos, Batiops
Neikens
Little Boy Preacher to Speak at St Paul June 14
In Media Pennsylvania on June 14 at 3 30 p m Rev H K Blunt known as the little boy preacher will preach at St Paul to be followed by the Junior Choir. Also on June 14 at 8 15 p m the pastor will preach on the subject School for the Road. Families from Philadelphia and Ardmore visited local residents this week and the Sunday school program continues to grow with Miss Laura LeRue praised for her work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Media
H. K. Blunt
St. Paul
Laura LeRue
Arthur Curry
Philadelphia
BE. H Curry
Hedgeman
Ardmore
G. W. Ridley
Freeman Dies in Neversink Mountain Tuberculosis
Charles Freeman aged 48 died at 9 45 P M in Neversink Mountain from tuberculosis. He was born in Chester town Chester County and came to Reading 16 years ago. Survived by mother Mrs Sarah E Nichols two brothers William G and Thomas A Nichols and a sister Cordelis Nichols. He was a Mason. Several local residents are noted as visitors or movers in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Charles Freeman
Neversink
Thos. Thomas
Atlantic City
McQuay
Our City
Pauline Jackson
Philadelphia
J. M. Jackson
Rose St
Irene Milburn
Gordon St
Harrisburg
Wm. Yancy
Chestnut St
7Th St
Lizzie Lively
Norristown
Lottie Nicholas
Blanche Norman
Mary Steth
A. W. Patterson
Mayme Williams
Dr. Frederick the Painless Dentist Ad
An advertisement touts Dr. Frederick at the corner of 20th and Christian Staggie offering best dental work at low prices. It promotes 22k gold fused crowns and painless service with quick traction and good treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick the
NB Cor
20Th & Christian Staggie
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M. E. Church
First Baptist Mission
St. Johns A. M. E. Church
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Allen A. M. E. Church
Varick Temple Services
Simon the Cyrenian
Holsey C. M. E. Church
St. Thomas P. E. Church
Divinity School Chapel
Lena Mason
17Th
Bainbridge Streete
Philadelphis
W. Spencester
Grey
H. H. Lowther
Kinsey Street
Clarence
Butler
Federal Street
Varick Memorial
A.M. E. Zion Temple Cor
Catherine Ste
Sylvester L. Corrothers
Pennsylvania
United States
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