The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-01-16
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Maj" Henry Thomas died last Sun
day at the City hospital at the ripe age
of Is years. He was a veteran of the
Civil War. Funeral took place Thurs
day afternoon at Zion Presbyterian
church, the services being conducted
by Rev. G. w. Camp. Large attend
ance and many floral tributes. Lyles
funeral director Interment at Ger.
man Lutheran Cemetery.
Judge Johnson scored his usual sue.
cess with his ball last Thursday even.
ing, but for his next ball Thursday
evening, Jan. %, he proposes to break
the record. 1t is to be celebration
of his birthday and everybody is in
vited to attend; admission FREE. The
Judge confidentia1y expects between
400 and 500 persons present. 1ou
come and help to swell the number.
good time is guaranteed.
A very interesting subject, Should
the Word Obey, as Applied in the Mar
rage Ceremony be Omitted?" was de-
bated by the Improvement Club, of
Pilgrim Baptist church, at the resi-
dence of Miss Eleanor Barksdale on
last Tuesday evening. The afterma-
tive was argued by Mr.. S. L. Ransom
and Miss Mayme Coins and the mega
tive by Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Coins. The
affirmative argument was very strong,
but the jury returned verdict in favor
of the negative. So the lady candi-
dates for matrimonial alliances will
still have to promise to, love, honor
and obey"
About twelve years ago Mr.. G.. E.
Jones married in Chicago and his wife
died shortly after giving birth to a
daughter. AS he then had no home
he placed the child with it's grand
mother and contributed to its support.
Some years ago he undertook to get
his daughter but was thwarted and
the child was spirited away to Can
ada and he lost track of her. A short
time ago he learned her whereabouts,
went to Milwaukee and recovered her
from her foster parents and returned
to st. Paul with little Rosie Jones,
now II years old, last Wednesday, and
she will make her home with her hap
py father hereafter.
The All-Star Vaudeville Entertain
ment that was given at Tschida Hall
last Monday evening, was not so we'll
attended as the occasion meritted, but
those who were present were delight
fully entertained. The comedy work
of Prof. j. Henry Cyrus was great as
also were the original poems by Prof
w. E. ShackelfOrd. Mrs. Addie c.
Minor was in excellent voice and sang
superbly REST, Sweet Rest" and 20
Light Eternal" to the accompaniment
of the author of the music, Prof w.
A. Weir. Mrs. Ethel M. Cyrus rem
dered a pleasing solo as also did Mr..
j. E. Jackson. Little Bernice Shackel-
ford was great and Leopold, the edu-
Gated canine was whole show in
himslf.
The choir of St. James A. NJ. E.
church was reorganized on Thursday
evening of last week, with Rev. H. P.
Jones, it's ex-ofticiO head presiding
The director, Mrs. Addie Crawford
Minor, expects to do great things il
given the hearty cooperation of the
twenty-five members which she now
has. One of the. first big things she
will do is to put on the Hallelujah
Chorus" which they will begin re-
hearsing Immediately. Rev. Jones has
promised to assist Mrs. Minor in sing
ing this beautiful chorus so a rare
treat may be expected. The Easter
music promises to be something out
of the ordinary. In fact, the new or
ganization expects to do good and eff
cient work. The officers of the choir
are: Mrs. Addie Crawford Minor, d.
rector; Mrs. Emma Archer, organist;
Mrs. Ella Cannon, pres; Mrs. Cora
Grissom, treas; Masters Peavey John
son and Roy Wilkins, librarians; ].
Perkins, secretary. A committee COM
posed of Messrs. James Lynn, B. C.
Archer and Mrs. Minor have charge
of the Bylaws of the organization