Freemason Activities and Upcoming Meetings of Local Lodges
Fraternal notices detail True American Lodge No 2 F A M meeting Monday in August with a special resolution on a building proposition. Simon Commandery No 1 ET drills Tuesdays and Friday August 12th meeting before Grand Conclave in Youngstown. Prince White Chapter No 1 RA M convenes August 3 1921. Shrine to St Louis by special train from Central Union Station Sunday at 7 PM plus a successful lawn fete at Linton Park supporting the building campaign.
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True American Lodge No. 2
True American Lodge
A. L. Ingram, Jr
Women's Masonic Building Committee
Linton Park
Simon Commandery
Youngstown
Ohio
St. Louis
Central Union Station
McRary Suit Withdrawn In Wilmington Era Case
A lengthy discussion of the suit against Dr. R B McRary, a Lexington Negro educator and church member, ends with charges withdrawn and exoneration. The Methodist Episcopal Board of Education for Negroes commends his character and confirms support from Bishops Hartzell, Leste, and Jones amid settlement talks and legal maneuvers in Davidson County and Greensboro during 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae
Robert Baxter McRary
Lexington
North Carolina
Dr. McRary
H. P. Warner
Davidson County
McRary
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Lincoln University
Th Brethren
Hartzell
Leste
Indianapolis
Jones
New Orleans
Bishop Hartzell
Bynum
Cincinnnati
Board of Education For
Negroes
E. 4l
Bishop
Joseph C. Hartzeil
Africa Methodist Episcopal Church
William P. Bynum
Greensboro
N. Carolina
Bishop Jones
Dr. Penn
Board of Education For Negroes
J. C. Hartzell
R. B. McRary
Brother McRary
Advertising Pioneer Wanamaker Quotes on Early Start
An epitaph idea praises John Wanamaker for smart advertising. It recalls his first day in business when his store earned $24.67 and he spent $20 on ads, calling it “the best investment I ever made.”
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John Wanamaker
Advertising as a Necessity for Colored Businessmen
The Post editorial urges Black entrepreneurs to study advertising, arguing they lack knowledge of its benefits and affordability. It states white businessmen prove advertising’s necessity and declares newspaper ads the best option for success.
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A. M
Tale Anericar Lodge
ST. Jonn’s
Princ White
Simon Commandery No. 1
E. T
Trinity Past Masters’ Association
Prince White
Tor
Mckary
Joseph C. Hartzell
W. P. Bynum
N. C
the Colored Orphan Asylum
Judge Mallbary
MR. Robinson
Negro Civic League
Rosedale
Covington
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
St. Andrews’ Episcopal
Huffm
An’s
Breckenridge
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