First African Baptist Church Hosts Notable Services and Elections
The First African Baptist Church reported a Sabbath full of events with Rev. Dr. W. Bishop John of the New England Convention preaching in the morning and Rev. Dr. A. Claytor Powell of Abyssinia Baptist preaching at night. Rev. Dr. Wm. A. Was reelected as corresponding secretary of the New England Baptist Convention, and the church notes unusually large offerings and strong support for upcoming events and August vacation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
New England Convention
A. Claytor Powell
Abyssinia Baptist
New York City
Wm. A
New England Baptist Convention
Dr. Harrod
Pierce
Pos
Brother
Darby
Walstreet
Summit
Penn Hall
Harrod
Memorial Baptist Chapel Darby Names Visitors and Preacher
Last Sabbath at Memorial Baptist Chapel Darby the pastor Robert H Pierce led morning and evening services. Visitors included Mrs Coles and Miss Franklin with her brother Mr W H Franklin. A 3 30 pm service will feature Rev Dr Wm A Harrod of First African Baptist Philadelphia with his choir and the Sneed Bible class girls ushering. Russell B Branson will lead Sabbath school at 2 30 pm for the area youth. Service details and routes noted for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H Pierce
First African Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Cassie Davis
Irene Franklin
Lottie Sarah Robinson
Cassie and
Clark
Francis White
Fernwood
Horntown
Sharon Hill
Pinn Memorial Baptist Church Delegates Gather for New England Convention
Large crowd attends Pinn Memorial Baptist Church on Sunday with delegates to the New England Convention. Rev J L Davis of Hampshire preaches from Mark 9 7 and Rev T W Harsen of Mount Vernon NY delivers the evening sermon from 1 Kings 19 12. Church lights are now on and improvements begin. Dr A Creditt to visit July 2 with regular sermons upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinn Me Baptist Church
J. L. Davis
Hampshire
Drew
Philadelphia
Wan Very
T. W. Harsen
Mount Vernon
N. Y
New England
John A. Whitted
Dr. A. Creditt
New Pastor Debuts at Ward A M E Church Philadelphia
Ward A M E Church on 46th Street hosts Rev Dr H Y Arnett in a double service. Morning sermon titled Blessed is he who is not offended in me, evening sermon text Israel destroyed thyself but in me is rest. Official board attendees praised the day and plans call for full pulpit support next Sunday.
Varick Temple Hosts June Literary Event
Varick Temple last Tuesday night showcased a June literary program directed by H Morris before a large audience. The same group holds daily prayer meetings at 6 30 am with Bishop Caldwell delivering a sermon at 11 am from 107th scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varick
H. Morris
Bishop J
Caldwell
Pastoral Schedule for Sundays and Childrens Day
The church reports Sunday services with sermons from Acts 12 26 and Acts 16 31 and a 2 30 p m Sabbath school study and children’s music rehearsal. Next Sunday June 25 plans include Parents Duty to Children sermon, child baptisms, 2 30 p m session, 7 45 p m children’s music, and last Sunday evening service until August. Orgs and times noted with warm invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lee
Antioch
Jesus Christ
Children Day Honors At Central Presbyterian Church
The church held Children’s Day with Sabbath school at 12 30 and services at 11 and 8. The infant classes shone as the school presented a flag once owned by Jack Songo, given by his mother Mrs Julia Songo. Anna C Jones presented Cradle Roll claims and diplomas in a touching observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Jack Songo
Julia Songo
Anna C. Jones
Berean Church Hosts Dual Holy Communion Day
Berean Presbyterian Church marked a red letter Sunday with Holy Communion administered at both morning and evening services for the first time by order of the session. Twelve new members were received including Mrs. Cora Locklear and Mr. Geo Johnson. Dr. Anderson led all day and will continue church work over the summer. Children’s Day is set for Sabbath evening with services open to all. Morning worship at 11 and evening at 8 followed by a midweek prayer meeting at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Locklear
Jessie Gertrude Locklear
Helen R Jones
William Giddings
Amelia Callowa
Anderson
Phillips Brooks Memorial Chapel Services and Activities Summary
Phillips Brooks Memorial Chapel on Lombard Street displays Sunday services led by Joseph Wilde in place of the minister. Rev E C Young is advanced to priesthood that morning. The day includes 2:30 pm Sunday School, 8 pm Alphabe olderth Boys Club, and evening prayers with a Holy Communion set for the 26th at 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lombard Street
Joseph Wilde
E C. Young
Rhinelander
Memorial Church
Young
Ol Derth
Emanuel A M E Church Welcomes Fifth Year Pastor
Emanuel A. M. E. Church at 24th and York greets Rev E H Norris back for his fifth year with a grand sermon on truth. Sunday activities include 2:30 p m Sunday school, 1 p m class led by Martin Dunlap, 7 p m service, 8 p m children day program by Annie Thomas and Phoebe Anderson. Mrs Bradley and guests attend 11 a m service. Deacon A Fisher presided during the pastor’s conference absence. J Franke Norris earns dentistry doctorate from University of Pittsburgh. Usher Board met at Katie Price home with James Lockerman presiding. reception hosted by Laura Douglas and Katie Price. Welcoming return of Rev Norris and Rev W H Davis is noted.
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Emanuel A. M. E
24Th
York Streets
E. H. Norris
Martin Dunlap
Allen C
Annie Thomas
Phoebe Anderson
Bradley
P. P. Gaines
Alfred Fisher
W. Hall
Amas
A. Fisher
J. Franke Norris
University of Pittsburgh
Katie Price
Sydenham Street
James Lockerman
Alice Collins
Helen Battle
Mamie Hall
Susie
Eliza Webster
Ada . Harmon
Laura Douglass
Melvina
Allen A M EF Church Welcomes Rev W Spencer Carpenter
At the 10 45 service last Sunday a large crowd greeted Rev W Spencer Carpenter back for his sixth year. He expressed happiness to return and urged both supporters and critics to unite for the work ahead. Communion was served after his sermon “Gods love for you and me.” Plans noted for June 25 service and an illustrated sermon at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Spencer Carpenter
Carpenter
Allen
Mt Pisgah Church Welcomes Rev J Campbell Beckett
Rev J Campbell Beckett appointed by Bishop Tyree takes charge at Mt Pisgah A M E Church. He delivers sermons on In the Name of the Lord and The Christians Profession. Tributes note new inspiration, ongoing support from church leadership, and multiple social events. Obituary: Sister Lucy M Johnson dies after long illness. other church news and upcoming events.
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J. Campbell Beckett
Tyree
Mt. Pisgah A. M. E
R. R. Wright, Jr
Beckett
Marie Cooper
Lulu Wilson
Bertha M. Johnson
Thomas Blackson
Cuthbert Street
West Philadelphia
Thomas Teal
Mt. Pisgah
Ashby Wise
Anna M. Freeman
Chrisoe Endeavor
Georgie Baynard
Thomas B. Harrison
Union A M E Church Morning Sermon and Communion
The Union A M E Church held a morning sermon by Rev J W Randolph with several visitors. At 3 30 Holy Communion was celebrated with Rev Randolph Rev Turner of Philadelphia and Bro Lord of Hayti assisting. One member entered full membership and one on probation. Mrs H H Cooper donated 50 dollars for the Daily Vacation School and was named principal for two years.
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J. W. Randolph
Holy Communion
Randolph, Turner
Philadelphia
Bro
Lord
Hayti
Allen League
W. P. Hall
H. H. Cooper
St Michaels and All Angels Church Fete and Service Notes
The second annual spring fete at St Michaels and All Angels Church on 43rd and Wallace began with a 3 30 pm service and baptism of fourteen children. Marion Bollman led the organ as fifty children enjoyed two hours of refreshments provided by four St Margaret sisters.
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St. Michaels and All Angels Church
43Rd
Wallace Streets
Marion Bollman
Sisters of St. Margaret
Douchette R. Clark
Clarke
St. Michael and Ame
Morning Star Baptist Church: Summer Rally and Invitations
Morning Star Baptist Church on Sycamore Street in Camden New Jersey reports a warm service last Sunday with sermons from Joshua 24 15 and 2 32 with Rev John Clinton Jr and former pastor Rev S C Smith praising a large evening attendance and generous offerings. A mid summer rally to fund church beautification is announced with captain assembly on Wednesday the 21st. The pastor and wife were guests of Mrs Emma Dean. The note invites the public to attend and join in the labor of love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Street
Camden
N. J
John Clinton, Jr
Joshua
S. C. Smith
Clinton
Emma Dean
Scotts A U Church Camden Women’s Day Recap
Scotts A U Church in Camden New Jersey held a Women’s Day with a 6 a.m. praise meeting 11 a.m. sermon by Sister A B Clark of Philadelphia 3 30 p m by Sister A Smith of Norristown and an 8 p.m. message by Sister M Fletcher. Rev Mrs Gaylord Peterson attended. Day’s offering totaled 25 dollars. Next Sunday Rev Bartee will preach at morning service class at noon Sunday school at 2 30 p m and prayer meeting at 5 p m Y P S L at 7 p m Children’s Day exercises at 8 p m. Visitors welcome. Pastor and members visit St Johns Baptist Church at 3 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Sykes
Bartee
St. Johns Baptist Church
Morris Brooks Mission Anniversary Service Invite
Morris Brooks Mission at 1114 Bainbridge Street invites friends to join the anniversary and first communion on Sunday June 25. Services include Sunday worship at 11 a.m and weekly prayer meetings at 8 30 p.m with class and Friday meetings also at 8 30 p.m.
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Morris Brooks Mission
Bainbridge Street
Benj
First Mystical Church Services and Invites
The First Mystical Church on 11th Street above Girard Avenue held Sunday services at 11 a.m. 3:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. with Rev. William E. Hill as vicar. A visiting pastor preached last Sunday and a new member joined Sunday evening. The Sunday school met at 2 p.m. Texts included Exodus 20 24 and 1 Samuel 28 11. You are invited to worship with us.
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First Mystical
11Th Street
Girard Avenue
William E. Hill
God
Call of
Samuel
Phillips Brooks Memorial Chapel Sunday Services Schedule
Phillips Brooks Memorial Chapel on Lombard Street between 19th and 20th holds Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and a service with sermon at 11 a.m. on Sundays with Holy Communion on the first Sunday. Sunday school and Bible classes start at 2:30 p.m. An 8 p.m. service and sermon occur Sundays with Holy Communion on the third Sunday. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Brooks
Episcopal
Lombard Street
Holy Communion
Brotherhood Church Missions Schedule Listed
The Church of the Brotherhood announces Friday evening missions at 530 South 15th Street and midweek sessions on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 117 Lloyd Street, Chester Pennsylvania. Rev. N. C. Johns, a psychologist and divine healer, conducts song services and lectures with spirit messages.
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Church of the Brotherhood
15Th Street
Lloyd St
Chester
N. C. Johns
Malvern Church Services and Local Notices
Malvern Pa June 19 church services at St Pauls AME drew large crowds. Sunday school at 10 am and sermon by Mrs Mary Schenck at 11 am. Children’s day exercises at 8 pm. Obituary notes include Leviennia Millburn and other local movements list residents visiting and school news. Laura Taylor graduated Easttown Grammar and plans Malvern High.
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Malvern
St. Pauls A. M. E
Mary Schenck
Ernest Williams
Morestein
Nannie Jones
Wayne
Jacob Hamilton
Moresetin
Wm. Thomas
Tindleys Hall
Norristown Giants Hail Victory A 2 1 Win
Norristown brief reports the Peerless Giants beat Royersford Giants 2 to 1 and expresses readiness for a rematch. The note also lists visitors and social visits at 317 E Basin Street and nearby addresses, including Mr. Domer Brown and A Winfield from Philadelphia.
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Norristown
Giants
Royersford Giants
Dantrt Sueitz
E. Basin St
Domer Brown
Lenmore Avenue
Philadelphia
William Blackstone
E Basin Street
Virginia Hamilton
Adeline Keley
A. Winfield
Leatha Fox
Joe D Green
New York
Lambertville
N. J
Coatesville Notes on Graduations and Church Services
In Coatesville, St Pauls A M E Church sermons by Rev. Stanford pleased both white and colored congregants. Miss Octavia Richardson graduates from Coatesville High School at 16, with plans to enter Howard University. Miss Sara Louisa Woodburn also graduates. gifts from Mr. George Johnson and bracelet presents from Mr. Johnson and Mr. Johnson. Other notices include Hutchinsons Memorial U A M E Church events and obituaries for Junius Jordan and Bertha Johnson. Residents attend receptions, and social visits are noted among locals and guests from Philadelphia, West Chester, and Washington D C.
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Coatesville
St. Pauls A. M. E
Stanford
Marion Jackson
Germantown
Laurene Young
Philadelphia
Octavia C. Richardson
Coatesville High School
L. W. Stanford
Sara Louisa Woodburn
Woodburn
Peter Woodburn
Wm. Elliott
Lucy
Clinton Woodburn
Julia Glasco
Lucy Murphy
Parkesburg
Chas. Hopkins
Irma Hopkins
West Chester
Harry Pennington
Saulisbury
John Palmer
Elsie Ford
John Benn
Edith Richardson
Sara Winters
David Clarkson
Hannah Clarkson
Ed. Thompson
Johnson
Wm. Long
Harry Boddy
Elias Dorsey
George Johnson
Letitia Jackson
Parker
George Thompson
Caroline Milburn
Janet Jackson
Blanche Pennington
Amy Saulisbury
Octavia Richardson
John B. Jackson
Ellwood Brown
Hanford Kenson
Walter Hemsley
Elmer Watson
Harvey Richardson
Chas. Walker
Howard Bond
Harry Jones
Evans Thompson
Nathan Kennedy
Fred Jackson
Walter Milburn
Sara York
Mary Milburn
Hannah Sweeney
Vernon Sweeney
Miss Woodburn
Mazie E. Woodburn
George L
Sara Fry
Howard University
Washington, D. C
Ezekiel Smith
Emma Jane Smith
Dumby
Junius Jordan
Hutchinsons Memorial Church
Richmond
U. A. M. E. Church
Good Samaritans
James Thompson
Highbridge
N. J
Bertha Johnson
Emma Johnson
Coatesville Hospital
Hill Church
Lulu Jefferson
George, Jr
Lizzie Prestin
Harvey
Richardsons
Merchant Street
Wm. Diggs
Swann
Harry Overhall
Bernice
Pane and Son
Missie Jones
Diggs
Overhall
Real Estate Ad in The Philadelphia Tribune
Classified notice advertises a house for sale on the Philadelphia Tribune Real Estate page. Details include location likely in the city, price range, and contact information for interested buyers. The ad aims to attract local buyers through the community newspaper.
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The
Phila. Tribune
Practical Household Hints and Cleaning Tips
A collection of 19th century domestic tips on cleaning glassware with tea leaves, mending china with lime and egg white, whitening enameled teapots with soda heat, removing perspiration stains from white fabrics, reusing old curtain scraps as washcloths, stabilizing meringues with baking powder, making fig and lemon desserts, peeling potatoes, and cleaning marble with ammonia.
Time Saving Laundry Method Before Ironing
A practical technique advised for efficient laundry work. Use a clean whisk broom to evenly dampen and press garments on the line then remove pins, turn and fold smoothly for ironing. Smaller items may be rolled or folded to save time.
Rhubarb Desserts and Iced Lemon Scuffles Recipe
Rhubarb tarts in a thin lined pastry case with lemon rind and candied peel, then a rhubarb stewed with lemon juice and sugar, set in a mould and filled with whipped cream. Also lemon ice scuffles with lemon peel and yolks whipped over heat, folded with cream, set in papered souffle cups and chilled.
Encouraging Neat Habits with Childrens Storage Aids
The article advises teaching young children to put away belongings as soon as they can walk. It suggests a tiny clothes tree and a miniature chest of drawers as incentives and describes a DIY shoe bag with pockets, decorative outlines, and labeled compartments to promote organization.
Wall Decorations and Color Choices for Home Interiors
The article urges careful wall coverings selection based on room use light exposure and existing floors and trim. It discusses color psychology blue buff green and red harmonies, wallpaper borders taxonomies for high and low ceilings, and suggests matching trim with furniture and picture moulding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogany
Bath
Attractive Desk Set Display Captivates Window View
A unique desk set shown in a store window features soft id china items including letter tray blotter calendar inkwell and wiper all in china. The gray bedroom backdrop highlights the pieces with a color harmony that would suit a gold on white finish.
Fashion Notes Hint At Home Sewn Matinee Outfit
A brief fashion snippet discusses dainty matinees and home sewed garments. It describes a short back dress with a long sash, methods to keep folds neat, and potential fabrics such as colored net, silk, or wash silk with bri - cred pongee lining. Accessories mention low shoes and delicate color combinations.
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Garmen
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Pinn Memorial Baptist Church
Varick Temple
First African Presbyterian Church
J. H. Dwelle, DD
Central Presbyterian Church
Berean Presbyterian Church
Emanuel A. M. FE. Church
Church
Mt. Pisgah Church
Morning Star Baptist Church
Morris Brooks
First Mystical Church
R. 0. Napper
Shorter A. M. E. Church
Morton, Pa
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