Outing and Cabaret Dates in Central Park Events
Community notices list the Hotel Brotherhood USA annual outing and cabaret at Central Park, Greens Hotel Bellmen’s Association field day, and a grand reception for the 17th Annual Session of the Grand Lodge of the I. B. P. O. at Ellis Academy of Music with tickets priced at $1.00.
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Brotherhood U. S. A
Central Park
Bellmen’'s Association
North Street
Maple Grove
Grand Lodge of the
I. B. P. O. Ellis
Academy of Music
Marriage of Sadie J Coker and John B Washington
Miss Sadie J Coker of West Philadelphia married Mr. John B Washington at the residence of Mrs. Anna Shuford on Bainbridge Street. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. W. G. Parks of Union Baptist Church. Attendees included Mrs. Mary P Smith Mrs. M P Adams Mrs H Wade and Miss Eugenia Ezell of New York. They then departed for New York on a late train.
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Sadie Pembitton
New York
John Matthews
Hicks Street
Chas
Ruth
Allentown
East Calvary M. BE
George H. Ginn
S. Patton Street
Ellen Johnson
Herman Reynolds
Nannie Hall
Kenilsworth Street
James Whit
Elizabeth Turner
Flower Gir
Robert Turner
Taylor Henry
Emma Hollings
W. Jackson
Annie Mills
James
E. Sayles
Jarvis
Trent
M. Sivan
Emma Chester
Bertha
Sadie J. Coker
West Philadelphia
John B. Washington
Anna Shuford
Bainbridge Street
W. G. Parks
Union Baptist Church
Mary P. Smith
M. P. Adams
H. Wade
Eugenia Ezell
Mary Ackers
Fannie Poler
H. P. Smith
Mattie Bailey
Walnut Street
Hermet Goat
Wade
Ezell
Pretty Wedding in Philadelphia At 656 North 47th Street
Miss Alyce V. Sears wed William Thorpe in a June ceremony at the bride’s home in Philadelphia with Rev. I H Ringgold officiating. Attendants included Miss Reetta E. Davis and Mr Emblem Brown. A reception followed and the couple plan to live at 658 N 47th after June 30.
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Marie 8. Mackey
Oak Lane
Harrison Fisher
N. Woodstock Street
J. R. Brown
Haven Memorial Church
Woodstock Street
N. 47Th Street
Alyce V. Sears
Anna Sears
Chester
William Thorpe
Philadelphia
I. H. Ringgold
21St
Tasker Streets
Wm. A. Sears
Reetta E. Davis
Phoenixville
Emblem Brown
Duncan
Overbrook
Evelyn and
Hazel Smith
Frederick Coleman
Eliz. Ford
Mt. Airy
Edwood
Ollie B. Richards
Ludlow Street
Lucy May Hinton
Helen Nicholson
Blanche Green
Misses Jefferson
Miss Davenport
Miss Townsend
William Henri Robinson
K. Bowser
Green
Peterson
Daven
Miss Grace
Musicians Protective Association Picnic Highlights Local Meet
The Musicians Protective Association held its yearly picnic in Central Park on June 20 with athletic events drawing a strong crowd. Winners included William Cowdery in the 100 yards, George Rodgers in the 440, Earl McKell in the half mile, and Taylor with Yancey in the broad jump. Baylor defeated Ralph Thomas in the mile events, earning a 300 dollar prize watch and a 14 karat gold medal. Logan School athletes did not reenter due to post closing work.
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Musicians Protective Association
Central Park
Taskiana
Frazier
William Cowdery
Frank Yancey
George Rodgers
Daniel Taylor
Baylor
Thomas
Musicians Association
William T. Murray
Logan School
Memorial notice for Harriet Moore and Josiah T Moore
In memory of Harriet Moore who died June 20 1916 and Josiah T Moore who passed a year earlier. Ruth A Tucker Moore signs as niece and wife, recalling a long marriage and devotion, urging faith and comfort in God’s will. The notice references Philadelphia area as their circle.
In sad remembrance of Emma L. Harvey
In sad but loving remembrance of our dear mother Emma L. Harvey who departed this life June 24 1907. We hope to meet thee again when life is past and greet thee in Heaven where no farewell tears are shed. By Her Children.
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Dorothy R. Bradford
Arthur
Eunice
Grandma Bradford
Emma L. Harvey
Remembering John Tee in a June Homegoing Note
John Tee departed this life June 24, 19. He bore his illness with patience and faith until God called him home. He is sadly missed by his wife and daughters.
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John Tee
In fond memory of our mother Joe Etta Boyer
Loving tribute to Joe Etta Boyer who departed this life on June 24 1908. For eight years her footsteps are silent and her voice is still. A place is vacant in our hearts that never can be filled by her children and grandchildren
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Joe Etta Boyer
Bishop Keily Urges Georgia to Uphold Law Over Mob Rule
In Atlanta on June 17 the Roman Catholic Bishop of Georgia urged Southern Civil War survivors to defend state law against mob justice. He cited Gen. Lee and Henry Grady to affirm obedience to legal authorities and protect rights, warning that lawlessness harms Negroes and endangers liberty. Northwestern Breezes reports extended church notes from Morris Brown, Union A. M. E., and local society items with community events, sermons, and social happenings.
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Atlanta
Benjamin Keily
Georgia
Keily
Old Virginia
Robert © ‘Ee
Gen. Lee
Henry Grady
Alumni Field Proposed By Petersburg Virginia College Alumni
The V. N. and L. L. Petersburg Alumni Association held its biennial session on May 11 at 7 pm. Graduates nationwide attended as the group voted unanimously to buy 28 acres of land adjacent to school grounds for about ten thousand dollars to be named Alumni Field. Virginia state funds six thousand toward the purchase, with the balance from the alumni, and the treasury near one thousand will go to the land. The banquet was skipped to fund the farm, and a literary program featured President John M. Gandy M T Bailey speaking W S Henry delivering a notable address. Richmonds Dr W H Hughes praised late President James H Johnston. Mrs Nannie B Perkins and Mrs Zemoria Wood provided musical numbers. Bailey of Chicago was thanked for his leadership and unanimously re-elected president for two years.
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Alumni Association of
The
V. N. and I. I
Association
Virginia
John M. Gandy
M. T. Bailey
W. 8. Henry
Indianapolis
Ind
Vic
W. H. Hughes
Richmond
Jas. H. Johnston
Johnston
Nannie B. Perkins
Zemoria Wood
Bailey
Chicago
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