Fraternal Masonic Lodges Report Red Letter Week
Corinthian Lodge No 1 F and A M and First Monday True American Lodge No 2 and First Friday St John’s Lodge No 3 received warrants in 1848 Visiting brethren welcomed Monday January 24 work began in King Solomon’s Consistory No 20 AA SR It was a royal event with 97 members highlighted by a banquet at Parish Halls 8th and Mound Streets Names of organizers and the rank work leaders are listed including J H Johnson Robt J Evans and H T Greer with degrees specified and praise for their duties
Human Wolves Attack on Race and Hospital Policy
A reader letter attacks segregation proponents, labels a writer a human wolf, and questions the proposed hospital for Negroes. The piece defends Methodists, condemns Jim Crow and Ku Klux attitudes, and argues for equal educational access while criticizing political stances and constitutional enforcement.
Spiritism lecture warned as revival of witchcraft
A free lecture by A. T. Hubbard at MC.A Auditorium 630 West Ninth Street on Sunday January 20 1921 at 3 59 PM cautions that spiritism is a earth wide revival of dead practices. The talk, under auspices of the International Bible Students Association, promises no collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
A. T. Hubbard
West Ninth Street
International Bibsendents Association
Whites Attack Girl in Louisville Courtroom
Joe Moran pleaded guilty to attacking a fourteen year old girl and was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary after a verbal lashing from Criminal Court Judge Harry Robinson. The girl's father, George Stallings, faces trial next month. The judge commented that the electric chair would have been appropriate, reflecting biased remarks on race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Joe Moran
Harry Robinson
George Stallings
Longworth letter clarifies apportionment amendment impact
From Hon Nicholas Longworth Our Congressman dated January 21 1921 editor W P Dabney explains to avoid misinterpretation that Tinkham amendment to the Apportionment Bill adds nothing new and the bill as passed remains the same. He notes the House size debated 425 to 483 would shift Northern and Southern states representations and that party leadership opposed the amendment.
International Bible Students Hold Afternoon Service at Y M C A
The International Bible Students schedule an afternoon service at the Y M C A Auditorium on Sunday January 30 at 3 pm with the topic Talking With the Dead. Free no collection. No Knights of Honor Hall meeting until 6 20 pm. Juvenile Meeting at Allen Temple Sunday January 30 at 3 pm with Rev D P Roberts as principal speaker and Union Baptist choir providing music. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Bible Students
Knights of Honor Hall
Allen Temple
D. P Roberts
Union Baptist Choir
Hartwell cordial honors Miss S. M. Martin of Richmond Ky
Mr Delbert Duncan and Miss Marguerite Anderson hosted a gathering in Hartwell in honor of Miss S M Martin of Richmond Kentucky. The event spotlighted social ties and regional connections among guests and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Duncan
Marguerite Anderson
Hartwell
S. M. Martin
Richmond, Ky
Somebody Cares In Our Hearts And Thoughts
A reflective note expresses that someone truly cares and is in our thoughts and prayers, emphasizing shared concern and emotional support during hard times. The piece advocates recognizing care across communities and the impact of kind words on those feeling woe.
Does the Tail Wag the Dog in Local Business Circles
A colored doctor sits on a white led board at a humanitarian group. At a noon luncheon in the Chamber of Commerce and a later dinner at Hotel Metropole, waiters refused service to the colored guest, sparking debate on race, prejudice, and class. The piece laments white cowardice and defends colored professionals against social exclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Metropole
A Line in Regard to Many Public Places
A man described as visibly colored is refused service while his white relatives and others are served. The piece, attributed to Dabney, criticizes segregation and double standards in public places.
Special musicale by the Lockland Grays at Chris tian Endeavor
The Lockland Grays present a Sunday January 30 1921 musicale at the Christian Endeavor society with G Smith president and P Blackburn pastor listed in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Lockland Grays
Christian Endeavor
G. K. Smith
P. J. BlAckBurn
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. M
Corinthian
Lodge
St. John's Lodge
No. 3
King
Mon’s Consistory
Masons
True Blue Masons
J. H. Johnson
Eureka
Lodge of Perfection
Robt. J. Evans, M. W. and
P. M
Red Rose Chapter
Rose Croix
H. T. Greer
King Solomon's
James Vardaman
Tom Dixon
Cole Biease
Ben Tillman
Colley
General Hospital
Jehosephai
Wilber Page
Abraham Lincoln
Methodist Episcopal Church
America
Brotherhood of Man
United States of America
Benjamin Franklin
Simb
Ber
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
Alleen
United States
Tallang
W. P. Dabney, Esq
The
Union
Dabney
Tinkham
Uary
Hazel Harrison
Union Baptist Church
Julia A. Rice
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