Local notes on families and social visits from Evangeline Home to Camp Warner
Miss Lucille Williams returns home after surgery at Evangeline Home Hallal. Mrs. Thomas spends summer in Michigan. Mr. Haynes and wife enjoyed a Indianapolis auto trip. Loretta Embry hosted whist for sister Anna Savage Dale of Chicago. Miss Fordham and Mrs. Smith of South Carolina visit Mrs. Thorpe. Mr. and Mrs. Burgess host Miss Mary F. Myall of Xenia after high school graduation. Madam Blanche Richardson visits from Chicago. Tiltons called to Lebanon for the death of niece Carrie Ferguson. Dr Robin Smyr, once with Howard and Model Pharmacies, dies at North Carolina home. was gassed in WWI. Mrs. Leon Lewis of Chicago visits. Garnette Saunders wins Highland school gold medal. Many girls and ladies attend Camp Warner. Blue Triangle YWCA notes benefit of camp training for colored families. urge quick applications to avoid missing out.
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Camp
Warner
Blue Triangle Y. W. C. A
Brown Chapel A M E Rally Celebrates Generous Giving
Brown Chapel A M E reports a successful grand rally with about half the members accounted for. many gave more than requested. Prof H H Summers spoke, and Rev P J Foote attended with 75 members, boosting interest and finances. denomi national comity praised. Other notes include members returning to West Virginia, obituaries, and social events such as lawn fetes and picnics among local churches and clubs.
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H. H. Summers
P. Foote
St. John
Sermons and School Report From Local Church
Rev E H Blue pastor delivers thoughtful sermons with morning text Seek Ye the Lord While He May Be Found and evening message He is a chosen vessel unto me. Communion passage I will not drink henceforth of this fruit of the vine until I drink it with you anew in my Father's Kingdom. Our Summer School under Miss Edith Howard and the pastor shows strong progress with enrollment 73.
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E. H. Blue
Mothers Coop Book Rest Is Not Idleness Quote
A reflective line from Lord Avebury extols quiet leisure as valuable. It contrasts relaxation on grass under trees with listening to water and watching clouds against idle time, urging appreciation of peaceful contemplation. The quote frames leisure as productive and meaningful.
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Lord Avebury
Unusual Budget Meal Trick with Potatoes and Fish
A compact guide suggests shaping potato and fish into balls then frying, paired with a spaghetti celery cucumber pickle salad. Combines leftover mackerel, boiled potatoes, a buttered egg binding, and pepper for a crisp fried finish, served with lettuce or cabbage.
Hope of the Church Subject Meeting at Knights of Honor Hall
Precinct B holds monthly church meeting Sunday after noon at our church. Mrs. Edna Rife, President. O R Wilkens Sr of Oxford will discuss the subject at Knights of Honor Hall Central Ave and George St Sunday July 9 1922 at 3 30 PM under Auspices 1 BSA Free No Collection.
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Our Church
Edna Rife
O. R. Wilkens, Sr
Oxford
Owill
Knights of Honor Hall
Central Ave
George St
St John A M E Z Church Mortgage Burn Date Set
Mrs Almeta Foote and the Foote children plan a South Carolina vacation. Rally Day is July 9 at St John Church Barr and Mound. Rev J O Harthcox and choir will preach at 2 pm Sunday July th. Bishop Clement to attend mortgage burning on July 21 with the pastor and congregations preparing.
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Almeta Foote
Foote
James, Hillis
Margaret Ruth
South Carolina
St. John Church
Barr and
Mound
J. O. Harthcox
D.D
Good Doctor
Clement
Faithful Gather at St John Church Summer Service
Members of St John Church display strong devotion during the summer months as they participate in regular services and community activities, reflecting steady attendance and commitment amid warmer days.
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St. John Church
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