Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-03-18

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The knights of Pythias are making
great preparations for their annual
sermon and turn out which takes
place this year March 26.
Mrs. Nettie Penix-Herndon, former
Iy instructor at Western University
is seeking students in piano instruc.
ton. 2542 Gaylord street.
Or. Westbrook has made some
change in his office and residence
He is still located at 21st and Arapa
hoe streets. Day phone, Main 1144
Night phone, Champa SO.
M. C. Cook has moved from s24 w
10th avenue to 2642 WeIton street
where he has opened first class
chile parIor and will also serve
lunches of all kinds.
The infant baby of Mr.. and Mrs
, Edward Grice of 2549 Clarkson street
died Sunday. March 18th. Interment
at Riverside cemetery. The Douglas
Undertaking Co. was in charge.
WANTED-An experienced lady for
head laundress at the Trinidad hand
laundry. Apply at 2433 Emerson
street before p. IN. Sunday, March
10. or write TO 11S f. First street,
Trinidad. Colo.
Mr.. l.. J. Jones has been appointed
special deputy for the Colorado dis
trict for the International Order of
Twelve. also deputy national Knight
Commander of the u. b. F.s for the
United States and jurisdiction.
The Carnation Art club met Friday
with Mrs c. p. McKinzie. 1926 Lafay-
ette street AS it was literary day,
the following program was rendered;
Prayer by Rev. Thomas HAZEL.
instrumental Solo. Mrs. Downing.
PAPER. Our Object in Life, Mrs. L. f.
Edwards.
Solo. Vesper Prayer. Mrs. j. w
Hardy.
Remarks. our Object in Life. Rev
Thomas HAZEL.
Instrumental Solo. Mrs. V. Finney.
The next meeting will be with Mrs
w. NJ. Barnes. 293s Glenarm.
ino and Two Step Contest at eas,
Turner Hall March 80. Eight big
prizes and Ben Goodman's orchestra.
Mrs. r. williams entertained last
Friday evening in form of surprise
party complimentary to Misses Ollie
and Lulu Givens. who left sunday for
various points in California. The
evening was spent in music and
games Too much credit cannot be
given the hostess for the manner In
which she entertained her guests. All
spent a very pleasant evening.
The members of Corp. White Camr
are PROUD of the fact that they are the
only negroes who have been offered
the opportunity OF becoming members
of THE Military order of the Ser
rent." an inside order of the L. S. w
V.
BY authority from the supreme head
in Dayton. Ohio. a grand lair will be
established in this city. with its Owl
grand officers. All members of the
camps desiring to become Snake
will attend the next meeting. Friday
March "a
Edward T. Payne. who died last
week. was buried from Zion Baptist
church Sunday afternoon The
Knights of Pythias of Progress lodge
of which he was n member. turned out
in a body Rev. Banks preached tho
sermon and interment was at River
side. Undertaken Lawhorn was II
charge.
Miss Odessa Peterson. daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Wilson, was buried
Thursday afternoon from zion Bapt!s
chruch She has been in poor health
since THANKSGIVING. being Ill witt
stomach trouble. She was n popular
miss and her girl friends were pal
bearers at her funeral. Interment was
at Riverside, with Rev Banks the OF
ficiting clergyman.
Francis Miller. the little grandson
of Mrs. Webster. is quite i'll this week
Miss Lorette LeVay from New Or
leans passed through the city, this
week en- route TO i-eadvtlle, where she
vii! be married.
Miss Ruth Glisen of Memphis has
come to the city to live with her aunt
Mrs. Robinson of 1886 Curtis street
Mrs. Robinson has been among the
sick this week.
Don't forget the Pekin Prize Waltz
inq and Two Step Contest at East
Turner Hall March 80. Eight big
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