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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
8
The revival event continues as Pastor Whitaker is welcomed and then invited to move his post next September. Trustees praise his courage and preaching while plans unfold to build a temporary chapel and support his ministry.
The AME Church plans its General Conference in May at Philadelphia to elect bishops and officers and to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Western Christian Recorder. Rev J F McConald is named editor and manager candidate Rev Perrin is proposed for the top post in Oklahoma with strong support from the state delegation.
Public notice states Robert L Edwards is no longer connected with the Star Office and not authorized to collect money or print. Tulsa Star Pty & Pub Co and A J Smitherman disclaim responsibility for any payments made to him.
A large audience attended an oval sermon at King's Chapel MB church delivered by Roy Jones Sir Knight. The community reports planes and social events including a park gathering at Well a and Whittaker’s, a dinner, and several hospital updates for local residents. Notable visitors include Mr AW Smitherman editor of Starva. Prof Carl Oiten performed with the McAlester faculty.
The revival at New Hope Hapitat church featured a baptism last Sunday and praise from the pastor. Local groups meet weekly at K of P Hall on West 7th Street as community activities continue. Tulsa Star notes sales at Dickson tailor shop every Saturday at 108 Dewey Ave.
News from Coffeyville details Rev GB Pittienew and wife joining a contingent to the Detroit convention and Rev C Tent leading a delegation to the Pittsburg Kansas event. The rally raised 178.05 with 100.00 in treasury. building plans proceed led by the league group and local sponsors. A Tulsa visit by Rev RD Sneed is noted. The piece mentions a large second hand store run by Colored people on So. 2nd Street operated by J H Davis.
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