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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1920
Page
4
A mixed article blends religious ethics with social progress and civic notes. It cites equality ideals inspired by Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, touches on temperance and farming prosperity, and mentions July Oklahoma oil production and a lynching incident near Muskogee.
Church notices list Bishop Whitepacker as pastor and invite worship at Osageania Osage area. Sunday school and weekly services appear, with invitations to attend and participate in worship and fellowship.
Vernon A M Church holds sabbath school at 9 40 am with teaching by Pastor Milo Milanathy. Evening worship at 7 00 pm features guest speaker or program. Meeting times scheduled at 8200 family address on East Archer Street with Wednesday services at 8 00 pm led by Pastor Milanathy.
Morning Service at 1100 AM with preaching at 800 PM. Sunday School at 200 PM. Junior Endeavor at 630 PM and evening service at 800 PM. Public welcome. Rev A G Hicks is pastor.
A fragment from a Chicago publication notes voters and race on the eve of a presidential discourse. It reflects tensions around Negro participation, alleged discrimination, and shifting public thought toward a candidate’s agenda across urban centers.
Fragmentary report on clashes between Colored citizens of Obtatwunie City and police during a tense dispute in the Tulsa area. Mentions Allan Wedine Hnforied and authority actions leading to legal proceedings. references to OKLA City and Dalya and Oklabowne County.
Scarborough of Wilberforce University urges Americans to end prejudice and grant full civil and political rights to Black citizens. He emphasizes lawfulness and peaceful progress, contrasting rioters with disciplined progress toward equal opportunity and justice.
Mrs. Sannet D Hooker wife of The TMi and Hooker Department Store proprietor arrives back from a profitable journey to the North. She toured millinery and cosmetic shops in Detroit and visited friends in Muskogee and at Granville and Youngs. Mr Hooker celebrates the Ma jan as helpers manage store duties. A home maker’s club forms in Pawhuska Oklahoma offering lessons in fruits and vegetables.
In Dresden California on September 4, descendants of Josiah Henson, the model for Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom, held a reunion. The event marked the largest Negro colony gathering in this part of Canada.
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