The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1902-07-04
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Don't forget the grand union picnic,
A. NJ E. and Mt Zion Sunday schools,
July 10th, Pleasant Beach.
The Hawks will give grand picnic
at Green Lake on July 10th. AS the
Hawks are always jolly lot, good
time is anticipated.
dent of the S. M. t., was in the city
last week, en- route to Everett, Wash,
for a few days on business.
Mt Moriah Baptist church, on Cher
ry street, near Seventh Services
Sunday, preaching II a. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening. Rev.
VIM Hammond, pastor.
Mr. J. A. Williams, one of Seattle's
most energetic Afro-American lawyers,
is doing business in Spokane, his for
mer home, this week.
B. F. Tut has enlarged his place
on Western Avenue and added a neat
bathroom in connection with his shop.
The business is here and Tut evil
IDENTIFY intends to get it.
Rev. ]. P. Brown formerly of Spo-
kane), pastor of the Baptist church of
Roslyn, was in the city the past week,
en- route to Everett, Wash, where he
went to assist in the interest of the
Baptist denomination
Rev. VIM. Hammond intends to pub
licly immerse two converts Sunday
Immediately after the regular morning
service. Take James street car and
transfer for Madrona Park. Every
body invited to attend. A grand rally
is now contemplated by the Mt. Moriah
Baptist church.
Mr.. ALT Davis, a well known young
business man of Butte, Mont, returned
to his home after a pleasant sojourn
in the city of several weeks. Seattle
had many charms for Mr. Davis, but,
the Smoky City is his home and at
the urgent request of many of his
friends he decided to return.
The A. M. E. church, 1922 Four
teenth avenue-Services every Sun
day at II a. m and p. m. Next Sun
day evening service especially for the
young people. Subject: "Amusements
Good and Bad" Rev. M. Scott, pas
tor. Parsonage, 1922 Fourteenth Ave
nue.. Telephone, Black 1924.
IT. William M. Harris was also
delegate to the county convention from
New Castle. Mr.. Harris is one of New
Castles leading CITIZENS and stands
very high with the mine authorities
both in Seattle and in New Castle,
where he lives.
Mr.. George w. Johnson and E. H.
Richards of Franklin attended the
county convention as delegates last
week, and subsequently visited with
: friends in the city for few days. Mr..
Johnson has been a delegate to every
Republican county convention that has
been held in Seattle since he has been
in the county.
The Republican is prepared to an
nounce that the following citizens will
attend the Baptist convention at Spo-
kane July 1926: Rev. J. Gordon Nc
Pherson, Rev. J. P. Brown, John f.
Cragwell, Andrew r. Black, Lawrence
Sledge, Mrs. VIM. Bagley, Mrs. A.
Donaldson, Mrs. J. P. Brown, Miss
Elsie Brown, Mrs. Sam Brown and
several others whose names will ap-
pear in these columns in the next is
sue
The Seattle Brauns, a baseball club
OF popular young men have arrayed
themselves in natty suits and issued a
challenge to play "any old club" at
amy old place." They are husky lot
of fellows, and if they can play ball
as fast as they say they can, then
Dugdale had better "loOk to his
laurels." On last Sunday they proved
to Renton that they knew nothing of
the game, and Kent is next on the
list to be shown the game as ''it
should be played"
The Quid Nunc Club should plan
something during the Elks' carnival
in the way of musicale, bazaar, rose
fair or something of that character.
There will be so many strangers in.
the city attracted by the low rates
that something should be arranged
SO every one would have an oppor-
tunity to meet the strangers who will
be within 'Our gates" Spokane is
planning to send over at least a half
dozen of her beautiful young ladies"
and something must be done, and as
the Quid Nunc's seem to be the only
really harmonious lot of workers in
the city, barring the fraternal orders.
it is necessarily up to the Quid Nuncs.
Now let it start!
The Sunday School picnic, as was
announced to take place next Thurs
day, composed of the children of both
the Methodist and Baptist Sunday
Schools, will be pulled off as previous
ly announced The boat will leave for
The picnic grounds in the forenoon, and
the superintendent of both of the