The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1914-03-07
THE HYDE rARK NEWS.
By L. W. Washington.
Watch This Column.


intendent Of the cradle ron depart
ment, visited the Hyde Park A. n. E.
Sunday school and organized . mission
airy and q cradle roll club or society.
Mrs. Stella Davidson was made chief
adviseress Of the cradle roll depart
ment, and Mrs. Robert HendrieksOn
chief adviseress Of the missionary So
eiety. The officers Of the N. 8. are as
follows: Master Robert Hankins, presi-
dent; Master Alver Killers, secretary;
Miss Carrie Hunter, viee-president;
Miss Sarah Washington, assistant sec
Rotary; Master sisgsl Young treas
urer.
The able and efficient shipping clerk
of FIechenhelds Wholesale and retail
groceries, is 9 young Negro in the per-
SON of Mr.. Thomas Purdue. They also
employ one wagon delivery boy whose
name is Lewis Green, and the Colored
people out here are showing their sp-
probation Of these things by patron
izing the same.
Mr.. James W. Marshall, one Of our
young business men, gave the audience
Of the Logos Literary Club g very
scientific as well as instructive subject
which was discussed in open session by
the house, the discussion being led from
the floor by Mr.. Lucas Next Tuesday
the gentlemen are going to serve the
ladies. Free admission. You are vel
eome,
Read The Broad Az. Read The
Broad All
These facts as I shall present them
are sufficient evidence to prove to the
most sane and unprejudieed minds that
if the Negro is let alone he will make
good:
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Coleman own
q two-story brick building on Ingleside
avenue near 55th street; Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. jackson, two-story brick fiat
building on Woodlawn avenue, near
65th street; Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Williams, q two-story brick fat build
ing near 63rd street on University ave-
nue.; Messrs. Garfield Wilson Bros q
two-stOry building designed and built
by them, costing them 5000 cash; Mr..
and Mrs. George Manning, a two-story
brick fat building on Lake Park ave-
nue.; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bryant, two
story building, paying cash for the
same, $50 East 65th street. These are
things which speak louder than Words
they can neither be gain-sayed or cried
down. Read The Broad Az.
The Willing Workers donated $50 to
the A. II. E. church building fund. The
interest Of the church as q new place
of worship has been laid upon their
hearts and The Broad Az learns that
they are more determined now than
ever. Miss Birdie Williams is presi-
dent.
Permit US to say that those busy
bodies who 60 from house to house,
breaking up homes, sowing diseord and
dissention, with blatant tongues, would
do well to reserve that energy for q
better day, or the day Of judgment, for
they viii then need all the grace they
can get, and more. A hint to the wise
is sufficient.
We believe it good advice at this time
to say that Christians should not 60 to
court with Christians, If it is possible
not to do 50; and we hope that it will
never be said in truth of any Christian
woman taking her husband there.
Mother, father, call in your daugh-
ters and meet them face to face. There
is lots Of smoke in this part Of our vi
einity. Your very hearts would break
if you knew the truth.
Mr.. Garrett Washington, a student Of
the Hyde Park High School, is now
giving instructions in manual training
to the boys Of the Clotee SCOTS Set
Element every Monday and Wednesday
evening. One of the (White) lady
friends Of the Settlement donated O.
large tool chest for their encourage
meut.
The district conference Of the Allen
Christian Endesyor Society convened at
$3.50 Jefferson avenue, March End, at
the Hyde Park A. II. E. church. The
following Christian EndeavOr Societies
were represented: Quinn's Chapel A.
@. E; Bethel A. o. E.; Hyde Park A.
@. E; st. Stephens A. @. E.; st. MArys
A. @. E.; st. Johns A. o. Ell Way
mans A. @. z. Some Of the questions
discussed was, CHOW can the Endeayor
Society reach the Sunday school Pu-
pilsi" The answer was, by having q
Sunday school committee to work
among them.
How can the EndesvOr get the min