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VEGETABLES
1862 Seventh ST., Near Wood.
ARRo-AMERIcAN COUNCIL

The Afro American Council OF AIa-
media County met at their headquarters
last Monday evening, Judge Quinn s
courtroom. Eighth street and Broad
WAY. The attendance was not as large
Jas usual on account Of special meetings
Of other organizations on that night
Still the attendance was good and the
Executive Committee made an excellent
report to the Council
The Council has decided by an iinan1-
nous vote to stand by ]. M. Alexander
1 the State President, in any action ht
may take for the good of the loca
councils in California.
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NORTH OAKLAND BAPTIST
CHURCH.
c Coleman, pastor

DIR. G. c. Coleman, pastor.
last Lords day was a blessed one
IN our church. A large congregation
met at the usual morning service ana
after spirited covenant meeting ana a
collection the pastor baptized one
young white man amid enthusiasm.
In the afternoon the funeral services
were held over the remains OF MIS-, t
Maggie Toles. who departed this ne III
on the 9th. A host OF irienas gam a-
.,,eu,ory on Dr Coleman preached
s,s1 sermon OF power and eloquenee IRON
The text nThe wages of sin is death
bnt m the gift OF God is eternal Ire.
At night the baptism of Mrs: Brown
Of Redding, Cal. took place, followed
by Communion. This coming SUNDAY !
viii be rally day. and great time L
anticipated Come
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BROWNS REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
For Sale,

Chicken ranch house lot 75x35 fruyae Heishts
Price $3.50; $50 down. ),
Cnv $500 $500 down cent Just think It's a
room house and the lot 5xlzo lhneh s'iee dnu
San Pablo no--o e,-o
down. s..
$3.50 $3.50 down; and sleeping porch MARINE We"
IN Piedmont, near Grand Lot a0xll0
$50 down just and dinner ltsa 5room bungalow
in South Berkeley 90, -,
$500 worth SoO0O 2story house rooms bath den
,antrv modern upodate home; lot 10xl45 Close to trans
and cars Bargain for quick sale 245 F. 18th street. near th
avenue. Fruitvae ,- t4h
have few for and have 10 flats OF oof Datn
and oas. 50 Der month each. Yes, Just nine dollars
have three wagons would be pleased to do your
am Notary Public and Minister to boot you need anynne
in nv line call office Upstairs IN rooms NOS anu
L. A. BROWN
Ills Broadway iioiie 0 -
myth
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HEADQUARTERS 1915 COMMIT
Editor Oakland Sunshine,
TEE. G. u. o. OF O. T.

Dear Sir and Brother:
| have the honor to inform you,
and through your journal the mem.
bers OF the Grand United Order OF
Odd Fellows, that the Headquarters
OF the 1915 Committee, G. U. .. OF
o. F., will be located at Suite 70
Bacon Block, southeast corner OF
Washington and Twelfth streets
Oakland. the members of the Order
especially those from other states, are
fraternally invited to make these
Headquarters their resting place
Lady attendants will be in the Head
quarters both day and night and vii
do everything to make the stay oi
our visitors a pleasant one. All the
conveniences, such as Retiring
Rooms. Telephone, Typewriter, Mag
azines, Stationery and the Daily Pa
pers will be at the disposal OF oul
guests. The public is also invited tc
call and inspect our Headquarters
During the week of August to.
Open House will be held tor the
members OF the fraternity. Visitors
may secure rooms by applying to ouI
attendants.
/
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SOCIETY
LOCAL BRIEFS

DR.. D. N. Vassar and wife of
Leynchburg, Va, are visitors to the
Pacific Coast While in the city they
are the house guests of Mr.. Alberger
OF San Francisco. Prof Vassal and
wife called on DIR. Coleman and wife
Saturday afternoon and pleasant
afternoon was spent. Mr.. and Mrs
Vassar left for the Yosemite Valley
Monday morning.
Keep off the date OF August 10Th,
taken by 18th St. Church Choir, un-
Webster's University.
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The Fanny J. Coppin Club held a
very enjoyable meeting at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. S. Jones. 272o Myrtle
street. Tuesday. July 6, 1915. Much
business of importance was transact
ed. Delegates were elected to repre-
sent the club at the reciprocity meet
;rg held at North Oakland Baptist
Church, Friday, July g, and to the
State Federation OF Colorec
Women's Clubs to be held at Eli,
tcenth St. Church July N-3O. After
the business hours the visitors, Dr
and Mrs. Lucas of New Orleans
were introduced to the club, whicf
was much pleased to have the oppor
tunity of meeting such pleasant ant
4 distinguished persons as these. ~
\ doctor read several humorous selec
tions and the madame made shor
talk. The club was so impressed witt
DR.. and Mrs Lucas that It vote'
their names on the honorary list. Mr
| Magruder was also visitor and ac
/ companied the guests TO the club.
yerv delightful luncheon was serves
h, The hostess. All departed agree
| mo that they had had very pleas
ant afternoon. All members are re
/ ouested to be present at the mex
meeting. as ii is the last one befor
tbe Federation. Adjourned to NEE
Il with Mrs. D. Lightfoot, 1873 Fitt
II street Tuesday. July 20. 1913. Mr.
Il fl B. Tilghman, President Nj.
II x4r;it;,n,s Corr Sec.
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SPANISH WAR VETERANS.
Proceedings of the Sixth Annual En-
campment in Berkeley.

The Sixth Annual Encampment,
| Department of the Columbia, United
| Spanish War Veterans, convened in
Berkeley, Cal. July |, 2, and 3, 1915
and elected the following officers fol
the ensuing term:
Department Commander, Comradt
E. w. MAIDEN, General Guy v Henry
Camp No. 3.
Sr. V. Commander, Comrade Jane:
F. Berry, Capt. Charles Young Camp
No. 6.
Jr. V. Commander, Comrade T. S.
Jackson, General Guy V. Henry
Camp No g.
Judge Advocate, Comrade Thomas
Campbell, Corporal William White
Camp No. 4.
Chaplain, Comrade Alexander Nor
row, Capt. Charles Young Camp No
Marshal. Comrade w. c. Wyne,
Captain Charles Young Camp No. 6.
Historian and Parliamentarian,
Comrade f. u Moore, Capt. Charles
Young Camp No 6.
Having served out his term OF of
fee, and under the provisions of par
agraph ! of this order, the under
signed hereby relinquishes command
of the Department of the Columbia
United Spanish War Veterans. In
doing so he wishes to congratulate
the Department for its magnificent
choice of competent officers. and take:
this opportunity to express his hlgf
appreciation for the good judgment
used, and hope that there will moi
arise during the new administration
any cause for regret, either by the de.
partnent or the officers it has elect
ed hereby pledge my earnest ant
unbiased support to the new admin
istration and hope for it happy ant
prosperous future.
J. R. GREEN.
Past Department Commander.
Having been elected Commander
| of the Department of the Columbia
United Spanish War Veterans, at a
stated Encampment, held at Berkeley
| Cal, July |, 2 and 3, 1915, hereby
| assume command
Department Headquarters will be
established at $40 63rd street, Oak.
land, CAL. on and after July 4, 1915
where all official communications il
future will be addressed.
The following named comrades ar
hereby appointed to the offices tol
lowing their respective names:
William Broy1es, Chief of Staff.
Ferdinand Bryant, Department Ad
jutant.
William N Kicks, Department
/ QuartermaSter.
Thomas NJ. Rodgers, Patriotic In
structor and Recruiting Officer.
f. w. MAIDEN,
Department Commando
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The Ninth Annual Convention OF
the California State Federation of
Colored Women's Clubs will convene
in the Fifteenth Street A. M. E.
Church, Oakland, on July 1880,
1915. To bring our women together
to show their ability along all lines
of work. and to assist in the upward
progress of the race, to take a new
and vital interest in our girls and
boys, to urge them SO far as possible,
to be present at our sessions, for
what benefit they may derive spirit
ually. physically, Intellectually and
morally, is the object of our Fedora
ton.
Mrs. C. H. Dodge, State President.
Mrs. H. B. Tilghman, State Secre-
tary.
Mrs. f. V. Steward, Corresponding
Secretary.
Mrs. H. B. Saunders, Assistant
Secretary.
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RECEIVES FOUR DIPLOMAS.

Miss Myra V. Simmons has received
a diploma from the California College
of Divine Science, where she has been
student for four years The gradu-
ating exercises of that institution were
held on the llth inst. at Starr klng
Hall. Miss Simmons will expound the
principles of Divine Science and Will
follow the profession of practitioner.
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Mr.. l.. NJ. Hudson, who has been In
the undertaking business for the past
two wears at Omaha. Nebr., and who
knows all lines of the business, has
opened up his establishment at 1854
Eighth street, near Henry, where he IS
thoroughly prepared to give prompt and
efficient service 10 those i'll bereavement.
We bespeak for Mr.. Hudson share OF
the business of our people.
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Rev. and Mrs. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs
Masengale, together entertained beau
tifully with an affair on THURSDAY
evening, at the residence OF Mrs
Masengale, honoring DIR. Gordon anc
party and Mrs. Simms and party ant
other visitors.
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Fraternally yours.
A. DUMAS JONES,
To the Peonle OF Oakland:
Secretary

To the People OF Oakland:
On the night OF July 22nd the
Mayor, John L. Davie. will appear at
the North Oakland Baptist Church,
10Th street, near San Pablo avenue.
and address the colored citizens OF
the Bay Cities. The occasion being
the District Meeting of Negro Bap-
fists around the bay. All the people
OF Oakland are invited. Let us have
big gathering, as this is the hrst
public speech by our new Mayor TO
Colored folk, and his second address
since becoming Mayor. Patriotism
and race pride should call us together
TO hear His Honor, the Mayor OF
Oakland, our Mayor.
Respectfully,
G. c. COLEMAN,
Pastor North Oakland
Baptist Church.
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Plaintiff,
VS..
LUTHER PENNOCK,

Action brought in the Superior
Court of the County of Alameda,
State of California, and the Com
plant flied in said County of Alame-
da, in the Office of said Clerk of said
Superior Court.
The People OF the State of Califor-
MIA send greeting to Luther Pennock,
Defendant:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the Su-
perior Court Of the County of Ala
media, State OF California, and to
answer the Complaint filed therein
within ten days exclusive OF the day
of service) after service on you OF
this Summons, if served within this
County, otherwise within thirty days
The said action is brought to obtain
decree of this Court dissolving the
bonds of marrimony heretofore ano
now existing between plaintiff and de.
fendant, and for such other relief as
the Court may seem proper, specla
references being made to the Com
plant on file herein for further par
ticulars.
And you are hereby notified, tha
il you fail to appear and answer tht
said Complaint. as above required, The
said plaintiff will apply to the Cour
| for the relief demanded in said Com
/ plaint.
J Given under my hand and the Sea
of the Superior Court of the Count,
! of Alameda, State if California, thi
30th day of April, in the year Of ou
Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Fifteen
tSeaH
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Mrs. K. l.. Terrell and daughter
Miss WilIiedeford. who have been
visiting relatives in San Francisco,
spent an evening OF entertainment at
Mrs. J. A. Bramlette's, Zl39 Filoert
street. before departing for Denver
last Thursday.
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Keep off the date of Friday, Sep
tember oath. Foresters' picnic al
Shellmound Park.

Professor Jackson of Webster's
University will conduct a great
Chorus of Music the last week OF
| August. Professor Jackson wants a
| chorus OF about Is voices. He would
like for anyone with any musical tai
| ent at all to come and take part IN
this great chorus. Rehearsals Tues
/ days nd Friday Evenings sat 18th
Street Church, between West annd
Market.
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Past Chief Companion Assn OF
Oakland No 3 will give whist tour
nament on August 9th at Foresters
Hail. 18th and Clay streets. Commit
tee, Emmett Avery, chairman; Josie
Turner, Mamie Conway. Admission
IS cents.
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Remember the musical entertain
ment to be given at Hamilton Audi
torium Thursday evening, August 70,
under the auspices of Prof Jackson
and the Fifteenth ST. Church choir
and others.
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Mrs. Butcher and daughter, Miss 1
Butcher Of Carlisle, Pa, IS paying
visit 10 their old friends, Mr.. }. II
Fisher of San Francisco and MT
Geo. McCard OF Oakland. MIS-:
Butcher was schoolmate of Mr.. Nc
Card and Mr.. Fisher.
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Call not back the dear departed,
Achored safe where storms are DER.
On the bordered land we lett them,
Soon to meet and part no more
When we leave this world OF changes,
When we leave this world OF cares,
We shall find our missing loved ones
I'm our Fathers mansion fair.
Mrs Z, C. Thompson.
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The Past Most Noble Governors
Chamber OF Household OF Ruth NO,
45S will meet Thursday. July H. a, a,
one o'clock at Foresterss Hall. Al
P. NJ. n. G.'s are requested to De
present, as this is the last meeting
before the convening of the Distric'
Grand Household OF Ruth Mrs. lo9e 2t
Williams, President. Mrs. l. +
Crahb. Secretary.
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Mrs. L. Gilbert returned last Tues
day from Denver, Colo, where she
attended the funeral of her dearly be-
loved daughter
DIR. Wilber c. Gordon and wife, to-
gether with the following party mo-
tored from Los Angeles during the
past week to visit the Exposition and
friends in San Francisco and Oak
land. The party consisted OF the fol
lowing Mrs. Calvin Gordon, the doc
tors mother; Miss Estelle Clark, a
teacher from Washington, D. c.
Miss Ernestine Whitman, teacher OF
Wichita Kansas, schools Arthur
Valentine, the driver, and Mrs. Val
entine The party will motor to Yo-
semite Valley before returning to
their homes
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FOR SALE.

A beautiful 5-room new bungalow
with sleeping porch; modern in every
way; price $3.50, cash $3.50, balance
terms. Apply 1922 King street, Berke
ley; no agent
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Meet me on Elks' Day, July 10th
al Shellmound Park. A fine vaude-
Vile entertainment will take place al
2:30 p NJ, when the best talent on
the coast will appear with the best
music, and you will hear all the latest
songs.
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Mrs. A. w Cook and three little
girls returned home Thursday from
Paris, Texas, where she was called
on account OF the illness OF her
father. Mrs. Cook also visited her
husbands mother in Louisiana.
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Last Thursday evening. July Stn, a
large congregation turned out to the
-Trrre - ntir,r1 pfven by the Young Peo-
nIe's Literary Society Of the Norm
0akland BAPTIST Church. A splendid,
program was rendered, both musical
and literary. Among the nnilIoei
were an address by Attorney y; ;,i,.. TOW
Ter. recital by Attorney D. wilson .
musical selections by Mrs, branoon I9i
and Miss Eva Whiting. DIR. W. w
Lucos OF Meridian. Miss, made happy
remarks
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Remember that the big picnic ol
the bay cities is given by the West
Indian Aid Association on August
at Shellmound Park, Emeryville;. re-
member also tht the barbecue is free
and that all who can will be there
either in the day or night. If the
reader of this article is visitor and
stranger in our midst our endeavor
is to make you welcome, and II you
want to know just what is what
about this picnic, ask any responsible
colored gentleman or lady. Whatever
reputation they give US honestly, we
will stand by, but listen, do not for
get to bring your children early to
the games and sports.
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Mrs Maggie Thompson OF New
Orleans q A.. sister of the late Mrs.
Rosa White. is visiting. her nieee' s.
Miss lola Hamilton, of l254 Ith 5.
Mr. NJ. T. C. Clark OF Washington =
d c i a visitor TO the Fair and Is
stopping at 207l Fillmore street oan
Francisco.
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On the third Sunday evening at
o'clock Rev. Haines will preach !
special sermon the subject to d.
what shall the Harvest be.
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Rev N. P Grey, former pastor at
18th St. Church, who is now stationed
at Los Angeles, has purchased an au-
tomobile to assist in looking after his
growing congregation.
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C. NJ. E. Mission Church, 1884 Bo-
nita avenue, Berkeley. VIM. Seldin,
pastor J. A. Stout, presiding elder.
Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. Preach
ing at II A. M. and s P M. Epworth
League at 7 P. NJ. Phone Berkeley
1871.
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The Sunshine wishes to thank the
West Indian Association Tor COM
-plimentary tickets; also Golden State
Temple. |. D. O. K. K.
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Come early and stay late at the
Odd Fellows Promenade Thursday
August 5.
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Mrs. w. G. Bird of Portland, Ore
gon, is the house guest OF Mrs ODE
Williams. 1918 Chestnut street.
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NEGRO PORTER TAKES FLING
AT OFFICERS.

D. B. Motion. who was arrested by
the police for alleged assault upon
girl, was dismissed from custody yes
terday at his preliminary examination
before Justice A. w. Marion owing to
lack of evidence sufficient to con-
vict. Motion was able to make a
good showing as to his character and
proved an alibi. The case. it is
thought, is one of mistaken identity,
as the colored man had been pointed
out to the police as the person
wanted.
Rev. F. T. Walker, in communi-
cation to this paper, criticizes the ar
rest Of Motion as a great injustice,
stating that the colored people who
have lived in this city for 40 years
have never been guilty OF such a
crime.
Rev. Walker gives Motion splen
did recommendation, saying that he
has held himself above reproach and
charges that the officers attempted to
sweat him on the night of his arrest,
keeping him in closed Jitney from
9 o'clock until | in an effort to Sc
cure an acknowledgement OF the
crime me.-Bakers6eld Morning Echo.
Mrs. Maggie Toles, native of
Mississippi came to Oakland about
three years ago. She died last Fri
day, July 9th, at the County lnhrm-
ary, where she had been patient
sufferer with dropsy for about three
months. During the period of her i'll
ness, both at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w f. Porter and at the hos
pital. the attention mad care she re-
ceived from her many new friends
| was remarkable. The people OF the
| North Oakland Baptist Church, OF
| which Mrs. Toles was a member from
| the first week she and her husband
| arrived in Oakland, deserves much
credit for the Kindness shown this
| newcomer, who in less than a year IN
I Oakland was left a widow by the
! death of her husband Though not
a member OF any of the secret socie-
'ties about the bay, she made herself
| friendly with the people as she came
/ in contact with them, and thereby
| gained many real staunch friends who
| proved their friendship to her in time
| of need. The writer refrains from
Il
/ brief sketch, for they are many. ne
| funeral services were held at her
church Sunday at P. NJ. The pas
tor, DR.. G. c. Coleman, used the
i words for text chosen by her Tor
i her funeral The doctor was at his
i best. The choir sang sweetly. Messrs
NJ. A. Reise and Houston sang duet
and Mrs. NJ. Switzerland sang Face
to Face The pail bearers were the
deacons. lnterment was Sunset lem.
etery. Among those who sent flora
pieces were Mrs. M. Williams, Mrs
, William A. Thomas, Miss Marie
: Marshall Mrs. M. Dove, Mr.. and Mrs
J. C. Davis. Sister Lindy, Sister
Birdie, and the Missionary, Ladies
Aid and Young Peoples societies Of
North Oakland Baptist Church.
IN MEMORY OF MRS MAGGIE
= TOLES.
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Odd Fellows committee are. gong
TO make their Promenade the largest
of the year.
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DR.. Gordon and party while in San
Francisco stopped with Mr.. and Mrs
Tinsley OF Webster street.
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Neatly furnished room for man and
lwife or for two men, with use OF
kitche Mrs. P. l.. Pollard, S34 Kirk
Il ham street. near 9Th. Phone Lake
side 3748.
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Mrs. Montgomery and daughter
Miss Harris OF Los Angeles, are the
house guests Of Mrs. w. w. Mathews
Of 2343 10th avenue
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Mrs. Louise Johnson died Monday
July 18th. Services were held Friday
al Fifteenth ST. Church.
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The Jubilee Singers, with ]. c.
Payne, star female impersonator, will
appear at Fifteenth ST. Church on
the evening of July 10Th. Admission
Us cents.
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Mrs ". B. Bridges on oath avenue
with dinner in honor OF her son
Sherman's birthday. A few close
friends were invited to join the ram
ily on this occasion, and very pleas
ant day was spent.
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Juvenile Society No. 9lS, G. Y. @.
Of o. f., will meet Saturday, July -
at two o'clock at Foresters Hall, All
members are requested to be present
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The Misses Madge and Bernice
Chavers of Fresno are visiting Mrs
\. Hughes on Market street.
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Miss Mollory of Charleston. w
Va. is stopping at 2O9l Fillmore
street. San Francisco
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The Liberty Bell will arrive in
Oakland on its way to the Panama
Fair July 10th.
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Miss Ellen Codner OF East Oakland
will sing Sunday afternoon, July 18th,
at Zion A. NJ. Z. Church, Campbell
street.
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The missionary, Rev. ]. L. Allen,
passed through this city en- rot.t for
Hanford
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Rev. Matthews left for the east on
Tuesday.
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Mrs S. ID. McBeth OF Denver, Col
was the dinner guest OF Mrs J r
Jarrett Sunday Covers were laid iof
five
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Mrs. Estella Howard and daughtei
Erma of Bakersfield are visiting MIS-
II. Bridges OF 1016 10th avenue.
Miss Gladys Stevens OF bake'sneio
is visiting in Oakland.
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If you want to see what an Elk can
do meet me at Shellmound on July
goth.
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Keep off date July 20. Particulars
later.
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Miss Pearl Grandson lett tor ran
lord Wednesday last to visit frienos
She viii he gone about ten days.
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The picnic committee of the West
Indian Aid Association beg leave to
ask all intending art exhibitors to
send in their names and addresses to
their Office, us 9TH street, Oakland,
no later than July 18th. No work
of art will be accepted for exhibition
which is not listed in this office by
that date.
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When you want the very best work
in dentistry stop in at 200 9TH street
and see DR.. Shuinn, the Japanese den
,tist.
When up town drop in at the Mod
lei Restaurant for a good Is cent
meal. Location, Broadway, between
9TH and 9Th streets.
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A MIDGET WEDDING
Given by Stewardess Boards ! and

A MIDGET WEDDlNG
Given by Stewardess Boards ! and =
of the
COOPER A. M. E. ZION CHURCH
Benefit of the Church.
EVE, JULY Il, 1919
Tickets 10c.
Gumbo and Ice Cream for Sale.
Mrs. E. Broyles and Mrs. Tobe Will
Jams, Chairmen.
Miss Irene Liers, lS months, VIII
be the ring bearer at the midget wed
H. KERRY, PROP.
GROCERIES
! FRUITS
| VEGETABLES
1862 Seventh ST., Near Wood.
HcARNATION CASH GROCERY.
DELICATESSEN.
/ 5718 San Pablo Ave.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the County of Alameda, State OF
California.
No. 45846.
GLADYS PENNOCK,
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S. & H. GREEN TRADING
STAMPS

In addition to our lowest prices on
Dinner Sets, Dishes, Glassware
Ovens. Gas Plates and Household
Goods, we are now giving ). & H.
Trading Stamps with every purchase
s15 Washington ST., bet. 9Th and 9Th
Oakland, Cal.
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i Don't forget July 10th. Elks Pic
mic and Special Vaudeville at She'll
mound Park. Two bands of music.
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Don't fail to attend the Odd Eel
lows grand promenade Ihursda.
evening, August 5.
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G. c. COLEMAN,
Pastor North Oakland
Baptist Church.

Occidental Lodge No 24S4, e. u
O. of O. F., held a very well attended
meeting last Tuesday evening. Offi'
GERS were installed for the quarter as
follows: n. c., Bro. Sinclair Moore
f. S.. Bro. /. d. Sheppard; n. f..
Bro. A. Hunt The meeting was
very interesting one, and much I'M
portant business was transacted.