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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1920
Page
8
A local Tulsa discussion frames religious values and race pride amid political organizing. Advocates urge honest self reflection, condemning hypocrisy while urging unity, civic action, and support for Democratic candidates in county and city elections.
A list notes a June 21 gathering hosted by the Supreme loyal Circle of Friends of the World for Rev NS Govk at Mt Olive Baptist Church in Hother Washington. It itemizes donors and collection participants with several small monetary contributions from named individuals and groups.
Visitors and members at Brown's Chapel Mt Church 407 North Frankfort Street gathered for a Tuesday night offering. Names listed include Deacon W. Gary Morning Star Jy Me Veath Brown JU Sister Sallie Ver Husen Se Me Perginon 2h and others with totals around 7.80 and near one dollar sums. Contributions documented by Mra Mable Mayfield Sister WP Wright and Wright Sister M include Beawn's Chapel poster fund and Hew Me Clin appeal.
The city notes a dividend payment to T Gilmer, longtime messenger and lead porter at Exchange National Bank. A check for 365 dollars was issued as a reward for his faithful service, marking him as the oldest employee in the bank’s records.
Wilberforce Ohio July 2 at the annual meeting of the trustees of Wilberforce University Dro A Gregg was elected, succeeding Scarborough. He began work ten years ago and has continuously served in tax and bank duties. He is proud of his record and duties tied to the university.
The Exchange National Bank operates a dividend system for employees. Mr. Gilmer, the oldest worker, received the largest check as employees collectively earned thousands of dollars. Gregg, a noted educator, formerly led Edwards Waters College in Jacksonville Florida.
In New Bern, EF sues George Eubanks, described as the wealthiest man in the area, for $50,000 damages over allegedly libelous letters that attacked the charter of Tisdale. The case is filed in the Circuit Court.
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