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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1920
Page
2
Rev Murphy preached at Mk Church on Sunday and Rev Mixon filled Antioch Baptist pulpit. Local school events, Measles recovery, teachers attending state meeting, and Thanksgiving preparations are noted along with residents visiting, work travels, and a push to support the town paper.
A reader letter from Tulsa urges construction of gymnasiums for Colored School children. It lists benefits for health, agility, winter play, and team sports, praising regular exercise and skating, with notes on proper dress and routines.
Miss Zane Gordon of Los Angeles, descendant of the Wyandotte, says the Indians formed a league to prevent war and granted women suffrage long before white contact. She notes the league dissolved with white arrival and says its officers were chosen by women.
Thanksgiving marked the first wedding anniversary of Dr Neal and his wife with guests including Peck Smith Madam Bell owner of the Bell Cafe Dr Harper and others. Relatives and friends exchanged floral compliments from Mrs Me and Mrs Chas Allen and D Wal fine of Okmulaee. The event drew many attendees amid jubilant remarks.
In Elan Washington the Associated Negro Press reports a Ramb Jets 1h session held at Mrs. Vicon Van Nesteand home. The meeting focused on immigration issues and the growing arrival of African immigrants to America, described as a surprisingly engaging topic for the gathering.
Mrs Brown and Mes J E S Christman spoke on immigration issues at Ellis Island. A roll call featured clippings from epopilae and Authoritativ Magazines on the needs of immigrants. Next meeting will discuss the Japanese quest Hon with Mrs Van Nostrand.
A colored man, Dr.¢ Phy sic, was elected coroner of Lawrence County on the Republican ticket in what appears to be a local political result. The report notes the election occurred in the town and reflects party alignment.
A twelve year old Colored girl student at Garfield High School Virginia Smith won the second prize in the Earthwness test held in Wayne during the endowment campaign.
Colored service men in Aynehburg Va decline a role in the Armistice Day parade alleging the Ku Klux Klan representation in the division. Local veterans protest the planning and seek exclusion of the extremist group from the event.
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