Good Will Tour on Watch Night Churches List
On Watch Night Sunday December 31 Good Will Tour will deliver New Year messages at Allen Temple A M E Church Union Baptist Church St John A M E Zion Church Calvary M E Church with Dr J L Black Dr A C Sumpter Rev D D Turpeau Dr W A Page Union Baptist Church St John A M E Church and Calvary M E Church also at 10 00 P M at St John A M E Church with Dr A C Sumpter and Dr J L Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Black
A. C. Sumpter
D. D. Turpeau
W. A. Page
Union Baptist
St. John A. M. E
Allen Temple
A. M. BE
Calvary M.E
Pastors to Deliver Messages From Separate Pulpits
At 11:00 P.M. each pastor will stand in his own pulpit to address his congregation with a personal message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemper Lane
Walnut Hills
Ninth Street Y Open House Celebration Planned
New Year’s Day program at the Ninth Street Y M C A features an informal morning social with special events scheduled for the afternoon and evening. Members and friends are invited to attend and participate in the open house activities as details of the program are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street Y. M. C. A
New Year Open House at Ninth St Y M C A Big Day
Ninth Street Y M C A presents a New Year Open House on Monday January 1 1934 at 636 W 9th St. Afternoon features Bethel Baptist Sunday School Orchestra directed by Geo W Goode with gymnastic exhibitions and Hi Y Club events. Evening includes Queen City Band concert and Hawks vs Radio Big 5 basketball game plus inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Baptist Sunday School Orchestra
Geo. W. Goode
Comrades F
Queen City Band
R. Jackson
Hawks
Radio
Big 5
Madam Morrell's Long Speech Appeals Church Leaders
Madam Morrell appeals to church officials and laity to move forward in a noble cause urging unity and action during an evening gathering. The report notes continued discussion from Page 1 and emphasizes communal involvement and moral resolve.
Catholic Woman Calls for Law and Education Reform
A Catholic woman from the Drexel circle argues for Catholic institutions to aid Negro education and progress. She highlights Mother Katharine Drexel and the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, noting Xavier and 12,000+ students in Catholic schools. She condemns mob violence and urges adherence to law and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament
Catholic Missionaries Urge Uplift and Education on Lynching
A Catholic speaker urges education of Americans in the evil of lynching and calls for deeper Catholic laity involvement to aid Negro converts and evangelize and educate the American Negro, citing Pope Pius XI’s support for this mission and justice as central to Catholicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Father
Pope Pius XI
United States
Happy New Year greeting from Walter E. Sanders
A New Year message from Walter E. Sanders urges leaving 1938 behind and embracing a practical future with cooperation from leaders. He emphasizes hope courage and faith in collective effort and wishes readers a Happy New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Sanders
Oraltine
Notary Public Inez Renfro Seeks Wilberforce Book
Mrs Inez Renfro of 752 West 9th Street serves as Notary Public with twelve years of experience. A call to join the Book of One Million Names supports Wilberforce University education and civic effort. President Roosevelt signed the effort on Friday November 10 1933 at 1 55 pm. Five thousand colored citizens have signed. Send $1 to Pres R R Wright Wilberforce University Wilberforce Ohio.
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Inez Renfro
West 9Th Street
Wilberforce University
Roosevelt
Pres
R. R. Wright
Wilberforce, O
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Refiner’s Incorporated
Glendale High School
Lincoln-Grant High School
Madam Morrell
Southern Women’s Association
Mrs
Dabney
WADE
John and
John C. Hertwig
Melrose
Cincinnati
Ida Anderson
Chapel Street
Woodburn
The
Ninth Street Y. M. C. A. Will
Julius Naefach
Cor
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