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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1915
Page
5
Ladies work and alteration specialty. Suits made to your measure. Come in and see our line of stylish made to measure clothing. We have every fabric color weave pattern and style at prices to suit your pocket book. Hats cleaned and blocked. Phone 815.
The Liberty Cafe presents itself as one of the citys cleanest cafes with sanitary conditions always maintained. It advertises all seasons offerings and invites patrons to enjoy the cooking, noting The Taste Tells. Mrs Lillie Tohnson is the proprietor.
Visitors and officials participate in a sequence of meetings and receptions. Notable attendees include W. Koy, Huchanin, De, and Mrs Nichola, with travel between sister cities and attendance at Grand Lodge related activities. Acknowledgments noted for committee work and recent retirements.
Rev. Arlington Wilson of the First Baptist Church in Monk has been appointed by Governor Williams as Oklahoma’s delegate to the National Negro Educational Congress in Chicago on August 16. The Muskogee pastor is a popular figure and his selection is well received across the state.
The Pratt Bath House in Missouri Avenue advertises Radium Water Baths and Swedish Massage for Colored people. It promotes skin infection cures, rheumatism relief, and circulation strength through electric and steam treatments, inviting readers to inquire for course pricing and arrangements.
Notice requires correspondents to submit by Thursday evening each week and states that all late submissions arriving after Wednesday will be held over for the following month. The office warns the rule will not be violated and urges adherence.
The fragment describes Fancy Groceries offering fresh cured and salt meats as staples, inviting customers to buy for pantry needs. It hints at a shop advert positioning on quality meats and grocery items for households.
Notes from Nashville and nearby towns include Mira MoT visiting her mother Mrs Hearn Woods traveling to Munkogee for the Bayonet Sunday School Convention. Local residents visited, attended events, or traveled, with several mentions of relatives, hotel proprietors, and church groups amid a busy week in Redbird, Vian, and nearby communities.
Mrs Samer will leave her annual summer vacation including a trip to Chicago this month to attend the National Negro Educational Congress where she serves as treasurer.
After an eighteen year tenure the superintendent of the Colored Normal and Agriculture University at Langston was reappointed last week despite strong opposition. The move follows a prolonged contest within the university’s governance and local stakeholders.
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