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Newspaper

Philadelphia Tribune

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1914

Page

3

Professor Hill Leads Arion Glee Club Through Hard Times

Not wealth but ability to meet difficult conditions defines Prof. Hill conductor of the Arion Glee Club. He overcomes trivial or tough hurdles in a way that leaves members glad with the results. His remarkable personality sustains the club’s ongoing life.

Prof. Hill Arion Glee Club

Standard Theatre Week Bill Delivers Local Variety

Mr. Gibson presents a high class bill at the Standard Theatre featuring Pamplin juggling, Ma bel Whitman and Picks, Martin and Motley singing and dancing, and Tutt and Homer Whitney in a one act musical comedy A Night in a Carabet. Strong numbers include Mr Salem Tutt Whitney's comedy and Miss Blanche Thompson's tango dancing.

Mr. Gibson Standard Pamplin Mabel Whitman Martin and Motley Tutt Homer Whitney Smart Set Co Salem Tutt Whitney Homer Tutt Whitney Blanche Thompson Miss Roberts Miss Jackson Lucky Roberts Robert

Strand theater chatter and vanity in early 20th century

Rumors and remarks from Wil mington and New York note short runs at Ham mersterns Roof and the Follies. Mentions Bert Williams and the Standard Theatre crowd, crowding after Auditorium and Circle closures, and a Philadelphia born Lucky Roberts.

Community News Highlights in Chester and Columbia

Local notes report church work by Rev. Bennett and other clergy, sickness among residents, social visits, and school staff changes. Updates cover the Hunt A C baseball team seeking challenges, a rheumatism case, travel news, and a mid summer rally goal of $250. The Chester paper also notes a student sonnet by William Jackson and urges timely news submissions.

William Jackson Chester Benamin Bradshaw Baker St

Coatesville Items: Lodge Sermon and Local Affairs

The Morning Star Lodge No. 8 held its annual sermon at Hutchinson Memorial U. A. M. E. Church with visiting sisters from Media Avondale and West Chester. Rev. J. C. King of West Chester preached eloquently. Local residents reported on visits recoveries and community events including Elk's auxiliary formation and church activities.

Coatesville Pa Morning Star Lodge No Jerico Hutchinson’s Memorial U. A. M. E Media Avondale West Chester J. C. King Junius Jordan Coates St Flossie Brown Philadelphia Florence Burton Elmira Thompson Coatesville St. Paul A. M.E Elk’s Club Willing Ward Howell J. Nathaniel P. Stanford Olive Johnson Kathryn Spen Harrod Ardmore Harry Blackston Marvin Atlantic City Chas. Taylor Alabama Mississippi Mary Craig Edward James Lizzie Carter Baimbridge St Jos. James

Local Notices and Social Happenings in Pennsylvania

Little Frances Glasco marked her first birthday on June 2. Mrs. Annie Gills Erwin of 119 Rose St. is convalescing after a four week bone felon. On June 3 Hon J Robin Bennett and Miss Marshal Neil Brisco were married at the parsonage. The infant daughter of Mrs. Josephine Wilson was baptized June 7. Rev Harris and Mr A Martin visited Bethel Church. Daisy Dusenbury traveled to Wilkesbarre to visit her husband Emma and Mrs Hubert Brooks and baby Jannet visited Bristol relatives.

Frances Glasco Annie Gills Erwin Rose St J. Robin Bennett Harrisburg Marshal Neil Brisco Capital City Mulnes F. L Josephine Wilson Harris Jordan A. Martin Frederick City Bethel Church Daisy Dusenbury Wilkesbarre

West Chester Hosts National Evangelistic Conference

West Chester guests attend the Woman's National Undenominational Evangelistic Conference and Training School held at Varick A. M. E. Zion Church in Philadelphia on June 3 and 4. Presiding over the meeting was Mrs. Rev. Alice Jones Winston. Local residents including Mrs. Lena Mason and Rev. Wm. Murray joined surrounding attendees for related events and dinners.

West Chester W. D. Johnson 18Th St Philadelphia Woman's National Varick A. M. E. Zion Church 19Th Catharine Sts Alice Jones Winston Daniel Reed Wash D. C Mary Williams Virginia Jones Winston Darby Louise Chrisman Lena Mason H. B. Whipper Bryn Mawr West Ter Miner St Josephine Raymond Phila Wister Henrietta Chrisman EE. Barnard Wm. Murray

Wayne Church Services in Wayne Pa

Wayne Pa June 7 services at St Johns AME Church were held as usual. Rev J O Mackall preached both morning and evening. Two new members joined the church. Sunday school began at 2 30 pm. Slipper race by ushers was a grand success. Mrs Mackall and several locals were noted in city and Philadelphia visits.

St. Peter Claver Lombard St Helen Young-Dammond Bohm Mendelssohn Chopin Lermen Mozart Miss McClane Ronald Philadelphia Belle Young-Judah Tschaikowsky John V. Dammond Hawley Jerome Davis Gaynor Jerome Dammond Paris Daker Columbia Daker Tyree Dr. Daker Mt. Zion A. M. E Anna E. Payne Harrisburg Elsie V. Harrison Lincoln University Chester Bertha Barton Allendale Del Lucrentia Barton Frankford W. H. King LH. W. West Union Mt Zion A. M. E Sadie Parker Annie M. Jason Front St York O. K Jessie Morton James Baker the Tribune Fairview Ave

Chester Letter Rev ee lecture at St Daniels M E Church

Rev ee delivered a large audience lecture Thursday evening at St Daniels M E Church. Palmer of Stream M E spoke at the Watts Gram group service by Rev W T. Children’s Day services will be observed.

St. Daniels M. E Fer. Palmer Stream M. E. H Watts Gramthem W. T

Rev Paris Daker Reports Record Church Year

Rev Paris Daker reported at St James M E Church in Chambersburg that this year’s work topped prior years. He noted $90 total collections, $88.30 spent on coal, and an old coal debt of $205.40, with overall receipts exceeding last year by thirty dollars.

Columbia Paris Daker D. D St. James M. E. Church Chambersburg Mr. Daker

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