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Newspaper

Philadelphia Tribune

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1918

Page

6

Susquehanna Lodge F. and A. M. Celebrates St John’s Day

Susquehanna Lodge No 96 observed St John’s Day in Clearfield Pa with a large attendance, a 1 PM dinner at St Charles Hotel, a 2:30 PM reception for visiting brethren, and a service at the A M Church. Speakers included W M Maron B Russell and Rev J W singing by Anthem Glee Club.

Clearfield St. John's Susquehanna Lodge St. Charles’ Hotel Fies Lon Revis Cat Rance Maron B. Russell W. M J. W Glee Club Promereens Y G. Grant Jams P. M. Mt. Guire I Boston William A. P. M D. W. H. Keith A. M. Church St. John W. A. Pratt Rgan W. Hayes G. Grant Willams Philadelphia E The Craftsman Bt. John A. M Philadelphia Hi. Keith D. D Committee of Arts W. B. Holmes, Sr Wilson H. A. Logan William KR Jr Grant Williams W. B. Holmes Fred Mona B. Holmes Gee Keith Teeney Mc Willams

Regular Meeting Notes of Sons of Veterans Camp 29

The Sons of Veterans Camp 29 held a regular meeting on Monday night with Commander Seaman pushing members forward and promising great summer plans. The marriage of color bearer John A. Henry on the 12th was noted as a surprise. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Sons of Veterans Military Band is progressing, aiding memorial services and parades. The 39th annual session of the U A P A of Pa convened at 1701 Poplar Street on June 11 1918 with a large slate of officers elected, and the lodge plans to reconvene in December 1918.

Sons of Veterans Seaman John A. Henry Sons of Veterans Military Band Frankford 5Th Regiment Army and Navy Union Wilmington Del Gould Shaw Camp No Poplar Street James A. Buffalo Ernest Carter Thomas Creig Ysaac Thomas B. A. Stokes Worthy A. Beverly Benj. W. Morris Tyler Joseph Turner Alexander Smith John R. Williams Worthy Grand Lodge King Poplar

Local notices from Atlantic City and Philadelphia area

June 18 notices report movements and health of residents. Edward A. Vandyke attends G U O F affairs in Atlantic City while Candis Brown recovers at Turner Street. Families plan summer trips to Atlantic City and Asbury Park. Miss Dora Robinson visits Mrs. Littlejohn at Oxford Street. Lieutenant William Slow e to report for active dental reserve duty June 25. Mrs G Offley Brown organizes a Mission in New York City with 29 confirmations.

Edward A. Vandyke Atlantic City N. J Candis Brown Turner Street Oer. Matthews Boston Mass Cranton Falcon and Clinton Camp Dix Mable Hall Rosa McCoy N. Sixteenth Street Atlantic William McLean Oxford Street Addie Brooks Mastershore Wic Seare Benjamin Littlejohn North Carolina Oxford William Henri Robinson Asbury Park Long N. J Dora Robinson Washington, . C D. Graham Shars- Dunbar Vous Grant Dockery Dockery Hall Central High William Griffin Washington, D. C William M. Slowe Dental Reserve Corps G. Offley Brown New York City P. E Admead

Social and church notices from Langhorne area

Social events at Mrs P Griffin home in Langhorne on the 15th are praised. First Baptist Church held strong services with a communion at 7 45 PM. Bethlehem A M Church scheduled Sabbath service at 9 AM led by Rev J Mackall. attendees and offerings noted. local residents visited, including Grace Spencer hosting guests, and Elizabeth Langhorne planning a weekend visit and graduation.

Langhorne P. Griffin First Baptist Church Coggins Cannon Trenton Davis Dixon Grace Spencer Micea Reed Bethlehem A. M J. Mackall Ada Led Brothers Si Rev Rue New York Peenee Elizabeth Bee Clark Wn Wilson Mrs Griffin

Local notes from Darby highlight community happenings

Mrs Thomas Leeming on Og Gorgy Terrace recovers from sickness and attends church events. A recent baseball game saw single men win and dine at Washington's Cafe, while Williamston on Forrester avenue recovers from an automobile injury with a cane. Tracting services and sermons fill Sunday at nearby churches led by Rev Hudson Waters and Rev Fletcher Williams. Reverend Daniel Stokes of 924 Forrester avenue serves as Philadelphia Tribune agent.

Darby Thomas Leemingr Oggy Washington Williamston Forrester Avenue Hudson Waters Fletcher Williams Bapay Avene

Daisy Day fund drive and local social notes in Chester

Miss Evelyn Smith and Miss Florence Wilson sold daisies on Daisy Day at Third and Edwards for the Playground Association. A patriotic demonstration drew many from Chester to Wilmington. Local residents travel, visits, and relocations are noted, including Rev. Fields at Haven M B Church and Rev. Emanuel planning a trip to the British West Indies.

Chester Evelyn Smith Florence Wilson Third Edwards Streets Vance Johnson Upper Edwards Street Wilmington Central Avenue Alice Brewer Jacksonville Fla Daisy Smith Baltimore Jennie Hall Argyle Avenue Hughes Astor St. Daniel's Eleanor P. Thomas Del Ella Dent Muskeoko Lake Canada Naomi Beulah Sterling Norristown Montgomery County Fria Calvin Brewer Darby Erma Gibbs Dover Anna Williams Wyoming Susie Monk Charles Emanuel Second Street British West Indies Rev. Durant Philadelphia Mr. Emanuel Sarah Anderson Hattie Brown Little Gwendolyn Harvey Matthews

Port Richmond Outing Highlights 45th Ward Club Event

A June 16 report from Port Richmond recalls a Forty-fifth Ward Colored Republican Club outing to Trenton New Jersey honoring boys headed for future service. It notes four limousines with named attendees including Thomas Clark W J Lee Charles Davis and Preston Brown as guests and organizers and mentions a lively day of meals songs and speeches ending in a return home.

Port Richmond Disney A. M Forty-fifth Ward Colored Republican Club Trenton N. J Thomas Clark W. J. Lee Charles Davis Jacob Trusty Irvin Dickson Job Trusty Lewis T. Mitchell Preston Brown Pennsylvania John Polk Charles Clarkson Anna Lyons Allen Street Awake Club Parker Frank Rush Street Ford Caton Trust Ford Sen Chae Pam Levest White Rush New York Trusty Preston Mr. Davis

Bell family updates from Ardmore and Navy Yard

Ardmore residents report Clifton J. Bell formerly at League Island and now stationed at the Navy yard. Also mentioned are Mrs. J'rice, Miss Elnor Bell of Simpson Road, and a three month absence tied to a Merien class, with Strother and Thornton named in local notices.

Ardmore Clifton J. Bell League Island Navy A. Strother Thomas FP. Thornton Ari Beer Merien J’rice Jo- Peeeee S Rria Elnor Bell Simpson Road

North Philadelphia church notices from June rally services

North Philadelphia June 18 report shows Rev David Henry of Bridgeville Del delivering a Deuteronomy sermon at morning service, with a baptism and strong Bible school attendance. Evening service featured Rev Kiah on God Looking for a Man. grand spring rally noted with varied events and offerings. Local obituaries and illness updates accompany community notices.

North Philadelphia David Henry Bridgeville Del Neason Butler Bible School Kiah Fangingleie Olivia ‘Binten M. L. Gover M. L. Johnson M. E. Ion Jefferson Golsbough Simms Eaners Zoar Decker Thompson Street Joseph Coursey New York North Garnet Street Leatherbury North Park Avenue Maryand George Whitaker George Gover C. H. Dorsey Les R. An J. R. Brown Haven Jéseere Davis Mrs. Green M. Jones Oases

Epworth League Convention Opens in Lewes

The Epworth League and Sunday School Convention of the Cambridge district will convene in Lewes Del on June 25 26 and 27. The Children's day was the best in our history with a near $70 collection. Many named participants and church leaders were noted including Miss Fannicker Mrs Ida Swaine Mrs Annie Bueter Miss Helen Thompson Mr Harvey Burton Mr Walter Burton Miss Stokley Miss Helen Cook and Miss Sarah Jenkins. Organist Mrs Annie Miller chorister O White and Rev Charles Bueter Rev Theo Johnson performed and spoke. Mrs Brown of Wilmington is visiting Mrs Annie Miller.

Lewes Del Epworth League Cambridge D. D Helen Thompson Joe White Hester Seymour Anna Stokely Harvey Burton Walter Burton Stokley Helen Cook Sarah Jenkins Annie Miller O. White Charles Bueter Theo. Johnson Myres Naul Brown Wilmington

Coast defense weapons shown to observers in Lewes

Mrs. Donney Mrs. Burton and Mrs. Lockwood are listed as sick. Visitors are invited to Lewes Delaware to view the U S defense weapons for the Delaware coast including submarines submarine chasers boats and navy flying machines. Daily views are available for those who have not yet seen them. Continued on Page 7.

Donney Burton Lockwood Lewes Del U. S Delaware—coast

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