Opening of Union Memorial Eight Day Program
Union Memorial opens July 28 in St Louis with a full Methodist women and men led series. Notable speakers include Rev C I Spencer editor Kansas City and Rev E W Hammonds dean Walden University with platform talks by F P Hayes and J Beverly F Shaw among others.
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C. 1. Spencer
D. D
Central Christian Advocate
Kansas City
A. W. Craddock
Messrs
F. P. Hayes
George Warren
Brown Brown
Hansford
F. P. Cramer
N. Lucock
E. W.S. Hammonds
Walden University
Naxhville,Tenn
B. F. Abbott
P. E
St. Louis
J. Beverly F. Shaw
A. M
Meridian Academy
Meridian
Miss
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. M. Jones
Montgomery
Ala
E. P. Geiger
St. James M. 'S. Church
Presiding
R. E. Jones
South Western Advocate
New Orleans
Methodist Press
G. G. Logan
Holly Springs
Sacred Conclave Gathered of Men of All Professions
A large gathering of black professionals and workers opened Wednesday morning with prayers for unity. Delegates from 25 counties, amid harmony, heard committees appointed on credentials, interment, public address, grievance, and constitution. The key issue cited is unequal treatment of colored youths in reform schools and related facilities. The meeting adjourned to Kansas City, with bipartisan efforts to address discrimination and improve reformatory opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Will Jackson
Kansas City
Abram Grant
Afric Methodist Church
Dr. Stevens
Central Baptist Church
Bishop Grant
R. H. Cole
Second Baptist Church
Dr. Cook
St. Paul A. M.E
Gilliam
Union Memorial M. E. Church
St. Louis
Huston
Grant
H. G. Phillips
Atty.atlaw
Sedalia
St. Pauls A. M
St. Joseph
Missouri
Chillicothe
Caston
Jefferson City
Davis heads to St. Louis for Union Memorial church opening
Ray Richard Davis departed on the first for St. Louis to take part in the opening events of Union Memorial church, marking a notable religious dedication and community milestone.
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Ray Richard Davis
St. Louis
Union Memorial Church
Negroes Honored in Cambridge and Beyond
A New York Sun report notes African Americans holding elective or appointed offices in Cambridge Massachusetts and elsewhere. Black alderman, two Negro legislators, seven African descent common council members, a Black chief in a city department, a Black patrol officer for nineteen years, and a Black head of the city bacteriology department are listed among others including a Black library trustee and a Black commander of a white Grand Army post. In Fulton Missouri teachers laud Prof E W Perkins as conductor and express gratitude to Prof W C Payne and local pastors for education.
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New York Sun
Cambridge
Mass
Grand Army
Fulton Institute Closes After Highly Successful Event
The Fulton Institute that has just closed was one of the most successful ever held at this place, marking a notable achievement for the community and organizers.
Shrewd Buyer Notes From Catalog Fragment
Fragmented dealer list notes reductions on embroidery caps talcum powder and hats. Items include To-fanis white wash embroidery capa at 835 cent values now 21c, Ladies Sun Bonnet 25c quality colors, Mennan borated talcum powder 250 quality, straw sailors reduced to 69 cents, hats marked 08 cent to 69 cent, and price shifts across several lines.
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Mennan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union Memorial
Dr. Gillum
Leffingwell Ave
F. H. Small
R. H. Smith
E. B. Randle
Maple Avenue M. E. Church
W. DeGook
St. Paul A, M. E. Church
I. L. Thoman
Board of Home Missions and Church Extensions
Baltimore
George E. Stevens
J. W. E. Bowen
Gammon Theological Seminary
Atlanta
Georgia
W. H. H. Brown
Butler
R. Davis
C. W. Reeves
Marshall
C. A. Tindley
D.D
Philadelphia
Knights and Daughters
Tabernacle
Sweet Springs, MO
Cambric
Public
W.C. Payne
Gertrude McKin
Katherine Jefferson
Hattie McKin
Jennie Bass
J. H. Cole
W. B. Perkins
W. A. White
Fulton
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