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The Denver star., 1918-07-06
BOULDER NOTES.

Rev. ]. M Endicott has returned
from Deerfie1d, Colo.
Mrs. Humphrey A. Alexander and
Mrs. c. W. Buckhalter have been sick
for few days.
Mrs. Thomas Thompson will open up
hair dressing parlor in Albuquerque,
New Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs Calls Of Des Moines,
Iowa are spending the summer in
Boulder.
The Children's Day exercises at Al
len Chapel were we'll attended Sun
day.
Splendid programs were rendered
afternoon and evening.
Mr. Ray e. Williams has gone 10
go to Camp Lewis.
spend the 4th in Denver.
The Cedar Art and Literary Club
will meet July 11th at the residence OF
Mrs. Dick Morrison.
Mrs. Lawrence Lightner Of Denver,
was the guest of Mrs. Katie Denton
last week.
Mrs. Lynch and Mrs. Johnson, Of
Tulsa, Oklahoma, are in Boulder st-
tending the q. Of G. summer school.
Mrs. Jackson, Of Tulsa, Oklahoma
is attending summer school in Boulder
at the q. Of @.
Mrs. Jackson is studying French 1t
o. Of o.
Mrs. Katie Denton and Mrs. Law.
renee Lightner were the Denver
guests Of Mrs. H. A. Alexander and
also Mr.. Gunnie Smith.
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CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
Phone Champa 1869.
Rev. p. J. Price, Pastor.
24th and Califor MIA SITS.

Incidental expense money ran $38.s2
last Sabbath Sunday School, $1O.39.
women's Federated Clubs $1271. Miss
Nelsene Howard and Mrs. Dishman
were present at our morning services
both spoke concerning the National
Federated Clubs for Colored Women
which convenes next week at Shorter
Church. We pray that much good will
be accomplished by our ladies.
We welcome all strangers to our
church.
Sister Minnie Williams is now at
the Mercy Hospital ard according to
last report she IL resting quite we'll
after an operation Saturday June 20.
We pray for her recovery. Mother
Austin Il much improved.
Now that tho Women's Sewing Cir
Gle il launching out for good let us
encourage them IN every way posi-
. ~ TN-
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Y. M. c. A. NOTES.

AS these notes 60 to press the 7. M.
and Y. w. c. A. are making final ar
rangements for the fourth annual out
ing and field day at Rocky Mountain
Lake on the Fourth. The program Of
events is more abbreviated this year,
as 1t was felt that In previous events
there have been too many entries.
Lee Umbles, the Boulder runner, with
Brickler, Mosley and Denton, will be
down, and have declared their inten-
tion of carrying away everything"
The Boy Scouts and the Junior "Y''
have strong line-ups, while the "Y'
girls are in good shape and will make
the best showing ever.
The public meeting at the Zion
Baptist Church last Sunday afternoon
was very lightly attended owing to the
great number of things going on in
the city. Dean Peck, who spoke in the
place of Rector Robert B. H. Bell Of
ST. Thomas Church, was, II anything,
better than usual, and gave am address
which made a profound impression
upon the audience. On account of the
great "echo meeting" which will be
held by the National Women's FEEDER
alton at the Zion Baptist Church next
Sunday afternoon there will be no
program at the "Y" building; the
next meeting will be held on the 18th
Slight repairs are now being made
in the front room ceiling.
The croquet tournament was opened
last Saturday afternoon on the new
court in the rear Of the building. L.
H. Lightner and King played against
Adolphus Lightner and Bell. who was
relieved late in the game by Mr. Cole
man of The Denver Star. The game
was won by Lightner and King. The
billiard tournament now being played
by Brown, Chapman and Boudin is at
a tie, each player having won "bout."
The membership Of the branch on the
first of the month was 234.
The Denver star., 1918-07-06
Y. w. c. A. NOTES.

The High School girls report splen.
did success from their moonlight pic
mic last Thursday at the home of Miss
Polk.
We are expecting Miss Eva D.
Bowles, who is to address the Nation
al Association OF Colored Women
Miss Bowles is the Secretary Of City
Work for Colored of the National
Board of the Y. W. G. A.
Sunday afternoon the vesper Serv
ices will be led by Miss Lucy Perkins
Mrs. T. s. Williams will be the speak
er of the afternoon.
Miss Pearl Lucas of Chicago, a
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. e. D. Banks
of Glenarm Place, is here for an in
definite visit. She may locate here.
The regular mid-week meetings oi
1.-THE Y. w. G. A. have been called Of
for the week of the National Associa
tion of Colored Women. Monday eve
ming every member will attend the
opening Of the Convention at the City
Auditorium.
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon
at 1870 departmental meetings Of the
National Convention. will be held
Every Y. w. G. A. member is invited
to be present.
Thursday evening the skating clas.
meets from 1880 to $3.50. All girls
and women are invited.
We are planning the survey for Col.
ored women and girls. Appeals for
registration will be made July 14th.
One dollar and thirty-hve cents in
cludes membership in the Y. w. G. A.
and the tennis club until July 18th.
Join now. Mrs. Helen Johnson is
the tennis instructor. Wednesday eve
nings and Thursday mornings are in
struction days.
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GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN

Rev. ]. P. Watson, the Oldest minis
ter of the Colorado A. M. q. Confer
ence passed away at his home at 11O1
Palmer Avenue. Pueblo, Colorado
June 21st at 4:45. The funeral was
held on Monday the oath. at st. Paul's
A. M. e. where the deceased was a
member. The floral offerings were
many and beautiful.
The following ministers were pre-
sent: Rev. J. w. Braxton. Colorado
Springs, Rev. c. A. Williams, Denver,
Rev. A. M. Ward, Denver. Rev. R. c.
Pope, PIE. Denver, Rev. A. w. Ward,
Colorado Springs. Rev. w. T. Thorn
ton, Rouse. Colorado, and Rev. J. M.
Endicott, Boulder, Colorado.
The Funeral was preached by Rev.
W. H. Prince. The Rising Sun Lodge
No. 3, A. F. & A. M. assumed charge
of the services and escorted the re-
mains to its last resting place.
There was not a more shining light
than that of Rev. ]. Preston Watson,
who passed from this life June 21st.
A noble, true-hearted. faithful Chris
tian, always ready and willing to ex-
tend helping hand. His heart went
out for the welfare Of every one.
His friends were numerous. his
heart was broad; our loss is heavens
gain The many hearts extend un-
divided sympathy to his beloved wife
and relatives.
MRS. M. E. WILLIS.
Representative Of the Steward
esses of the Albuquerque Dist.
Rouse, Colo.
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Church News

Rev. 1. N. Whitten made trip tt
Akron, Colorado last Saturday tt
preach to the people. We anticipate
good things at Akron.
Let us not forget September sth IL
Financial Day. Let each member dc
their best on this date.
Our Sunday School activity for Aug
ust 14th. Let each teacher push FOL
our midway activity as outlined.
All members and officers Of the B
Y. P. q. are requested to attend the
Executive Board meeting Sunday even
ing, July 7th, at P. M. e. H. Rose
President.
Entertainment for Glass 1 July 18th
at the residence of Sister of Maria
Franklin, 245O fremont Place. Pie
Eating Contest.
All refuse around Central Church
must be cleaned up soon. A nice lawn
must be put in and things kept up In
nice way. We trustees are not over
looking this important matter.
There appears to be some very good
things on the horizon for Central soon.
There are some wide-awake people In
Central; people who are really In
terested in its welfare. Watch! Watch!
We have some thinkers in our church.
We commend Miss Lillian Hickman
and Miss HAZEL Bonapart for their
alertness last week in presenting a
nice program to our people at Central
Church. The girls gave the money
raised to their Sunday School classes.
Convenant meeting Sunday morning
July 7th.
Communion Sunday night. Let all
members in good standing attend. Cen
tral went over the top last year driv-
ing toward the $4,000 mark from all
sources. We are going to make 1t
$4,000 next fiscal year If God wills.
The Willing Workers will give a
Lawn Fete at number 424 Jackson st.
July 11th. Remember the residence,
Mrs. c. Hicks. All in the interest Of
Central Baptist Church.
Those who are expected to go over
the top: Lady, Masons, $4,000; Will
ing Workers, $4,000; 8. School. $780,
90; B.YP.U. $500; Urshers Club,
$500; Choral Club, 5000; Pulpit
Committee, $4,000; W. Home Mission,
$500; Deacons, $250.00. We can do
so.
Remember the program given under
the auspices of the Women's Home
Mission Society Tuesday night, July
9, 1918, at Central Baptist Church
Let all turn out for the good OF the
cause. Hattie Anderson President
womer's Home Mission Society.
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ROUSE EVENTS.

Rev. Mrs Mary Wilson. the Evan
gelist of Indiana. is with US and II
holding revival this week at St
James A. NJ. e. Church. Let us ali
come out and help win the souls for
Christ
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Dow, Rev. and
Mrs. w. T. Thornton. and Mrs. NJ. E.
Willis. motored to Pueblo on last
Monday to attend the funeral OF Rev.
]. P. Watson.
Rev. Prowl OF Canon City. spoke for
US last Friday night at the Y. NJ. c.
A. Services were very interesting
and much enjoyed.
Mr.. VIM. Stanley OF Admission, Ala.
bama. is here visiting his mother.
Mrs. VIM. Davenport, whom he hasn't
seen for several years.
Miss Novella Patteh of Trinidad.
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
C. w. Hawkins for two weeks, ex-
poets to return to her home Sunday.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Concert Company
and Jubilee Singers OF Rouse. under
the direction OF Mr.. and Mrs. C.. w.
Hawkins, rendered their splendid pro-
gram June 26th. at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Auditorium, which was a grand sue.
cess. They will appear at the Strand
Theatre in Walsenburg. July 9Th.
Mrs. Eddie Johnson and daughter.
Louise. returned Sunday evening after
spending q few weeks in Walsenburg
with Mrs. c. Boggess.
We> are expecting to go into our
new st. James A. M. e. Church on
Sunday, July 7th.
Mr.. Andrew Boggess of Walsen
spend Monday In Rouse.
Mr.. w. w. Smith left Friday for
Wyoming. where he will remain in.
definitely.
Mr.. G. ]. Jones is on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Mitchell. Ruth
Hargrove. Garland Dow and Eugene
Page, motored to Pueblo Sunday.
The Denver star., 1918-07-06

Quite . service Sunday night, which
WAS enjoyed by all You should do
your bit and attend. All soldiers oi
the cross must fight to win. Are you
Stacker?
A. U. Booker is in the city on q
visit from Superior.
The 8. 8. Club is doing 1ne with
Mrs. Grtmn's assistance.
Some of our men are doing their
bit to help win the war. Let all fall
in line. IL you can not buy a bond
get w. s. 8. and moro stamps. Help
our boys by 80 doing.
Mr.. Jones Is constant reader OF
the Star while 80 many Of our peo
pie will not. yet they buy all other
papers. Why not have race pride
and read the race papers?
Mr.. Robt. Belmont, q race man, ID
helping In every good cause, working
others do likewise. One of our men
has been renting for II years, but
opened his eyes few days ago and
bought q good home.
Mr.. ]. D. Tucker is now at Superior.
The S. 8. and Church miss him. In
deed. He was faithful to his Church
a good time on Sunday, but will not
attend Church nor 8. s. 1t looks bad.
Mr.. c. Randolph and his son, John
Randolph. is up on a visit from Point
Of Rock.
Mrs. Emmit Collins is sick at Point
of Rock.
Mrs. e. Palmer is sick at Mrs. r.
Collins on 7th ST., e. Flats.
Mrs. M. L. Barclay is sick
Miss Sallie Mitchell was elected a
Trustee of the A. M. e. Church.
Mr.. John Randolph is up on a visit
from Point of Rocks.
Rev. J. w. Randolph will preach
Sunday night. Subject, 1.-THE Worlds
Greatest Leader" Don't fail to hear
him.
Mrs. Doris Franklin will spend the
Fourth in the city.
Mrs. Rosa Collin is expecting her
brother soon from Virginia, to live
here with her.
Our boys will leave about the 18th
for the service.
The Denver star., 1918-07-06
Lodge Directory

Lodge Directory
r. q A. n. AND ire AUxiLIARlEa.
fse.s q Rector. Q. Il.
311s ws,to. 81
!: =. o,,p,a ..
Rocky lit Lodge No. 1.
1st and 3rd A,enAays Of each month
ssss Wsiton st.
Hiram Comnandery.
End Tuesday Of each month.
only 1894 ArapAhoe st.
N,sonic Coasastory. (1st and SrA
Tuesdays ~ - Goode BlAGD
3. .en d Sheba Court
End and 4th Friday Of each month.
(AftsEnooa) $3.50 Wolton st
Evergreen Chapter No. %, o. p. 8
1st and 3rd Tuesday Of each month.
(Afternocn) $3.50 Wslton St
Lone Star Chapter N. n. g..
First and Third Fridays in each week
neAtA-
(Aftsrnoon) $3.50 wslton st
Cents1aial Lodes No. I.
2nd and 4th Monday Of each month
1884 ASapahoe st
KNIGHTS OF pvrHiAs AND irs
AUxlLlARIGo.
Grand omIesrs.
" n. Bess. Grand Chayicellnr,
Colorado Springs. >olo.
Floyd r. A.nith, 9. X. ~ r 4 Q.
1851 welton.
Smith Lodge No. IS, X. Of p, nssts
the second and fourth Thursday
nights Of 0a0h month. q u1k Han,
10th and Washi1gtoa.
FLOYD T. SMITH, @. q.
". n. RHODES. K. Of 4 3.
OLIVER ROYAL HOUSE NO. z
sae9ts 6rse Tuesday In oaos
ct old Colouy Han.
MAp. olsvW, oassa.
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PEOPLES PRESBYTERIAN.
e. e3rd Ave. and Warrington st.
PRESBYTER. ). THOS. HAZEll
8. T. 3.

In the absence sf the minister from
the pulpit last Sabbath Dr. r. A. Ran
dolph and Rev. E. A. Reynolds res
pectfully, addressed the congregation.
The former nthe OCCASION Of the fore
noon services, the latter in connecting
with the rendering of the Women's
Missionary program. Both these bre-
thern brought helpful messages. Both
pastor an dcongregation thank these
ministers for their helpful ministries.
The minister will deliver the pre-
communion discourse tomorrow at the
IL o'clock services. At P. M. will be
prayer and meditation. At $50 p. M.
the Summer communion OF the Lord 8
Supper will be observed. 1t is very
urgently hoped that all the communi-
cants will participate in this euchar-
istic feast Of the church.
Next Thursday Night at S:45 o'clock
a concert OF most varied and unusual
character will be rendered by the
choir of the church and number of
other persons who have served the
choir, the church and community dur
ing the past nine years Of the minis
ter's incumbency at the Peoples
Church. The citizens Of Denver have
repeatedly shown their appreciation of
at this church in the past. We appeal
to your support for next Thursday
night. The probability is that this
will he the last exhibition Of its kind
promoted by Rev. Thos. HAZEL in this
church Come and help the cause and
enjoy yourself.
For some weeks both the commun
ity and the Peoples Church have sui
fered much from the serious though
not painful breakdown physically OF
Miss Cleo Hobson. Miss Hobson is q
student in the East Denver High
School and most active communicate
of the Peoples Church; -is pianist ir
the Sunday School and kind of com
munity property. Therefore she is ar
Indispensable musical asset to Den
ver's younger set. We are all anxious
for her recovery, submitting ourselves
however, to the wise rule Of Provi
dence in the promises. We hereby
register our sympathy with the par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Hobson
The Denver star., 1918-07-06
CASPER, WYo.
SUBSCRIBERS. TAKE NoTlcEI

In accordance with our annual Gus
tom we are sending out statements
showing when you are paid up to. and
what you will owe in 1918. II there
are any dates which do not agree
with ours, please i''torm US at once. 20
that correction can be made ana ad-
1usted. All those who are delinquent
are urged to pay up at once Is the
government forbids u carrying della
Quent subscribers. Please take notice
The Denver star., 1918-07-06
ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING.

Warwick Jordan is still in bed, and
has been for nearly three weeks, suf.
fering with slight blood poison from :
sore finger.
Albert Thompson has gone to eu-
psrior. ae1M
The Denver star., 1918-07-06
EAT
CORN
SAVE
WHEAT
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. P. J. Price, Pastor.
2414 California st.,
Phone Champa 1859.

Pnone Champa 1859.
CAMPBELL CHAPEL AFRICAN
M. e. CHURCH
23rd and Lawrence ots.
A. M. WARD, Minister
9:45 a. m. Sunday School, Older N,
Jackson, supt.
II q. m. and p. m. preaching.
1890 Sunday Class meeting.
p. m. Allen C. n League.
scoTT METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.
clarkson and East 2eth Avenue.
Rev. 7. Q. MeMorrIs, o. D., Pastor.
Prone champa 41so.
MT. PLEAsANr BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. G. A. Miller, Pastor.
2201 Arapahoe otrSet,
Sunday preaching 1T II Q. m. and
3 p. m.
Sunday School at O'Clock,
B. Y. p. q. at 6 D. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday Night.
THE ZION 0AprloT CHURCH
David Z: Over, do, Minister,
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oAvoHrEas or rAssanAc.s

Prinoe Of Peace Tabernacle No. $50
meets 1st and 3rd Fridays In each
month at Old Colony Hall,
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CAMPBELL CHAPEL AFRICAN
~ Z. CHURCH.
z3rd and Lawrence Streets
A. IA. Ward, Minister,
Residence 1918 2Syd st.
Phone Main E474


Sunday School. 9:46 = m
Preaching. 11:00 q. m. and z: 80 p. m.
Glass Meeting, 1880 p. m.
Allen Christian Endeavor League,
$50 p. m.
Prayer and Glass meeting. Wednes-
All people are invited to worship
With US.
Campbell Chapel African M. e.
Church reached $4,000 in its annual
rally fund last Sunday, and Pastor A.
NJ Ward is happy, to say the least.
There are others who yet declare
they are no slackers and will do their
bit to make 1t $1,0OO.0O.
Visiting delegates to the National
Association of Colored Women's Con
yention will visit with us on Sunday.
Evangelist M ]. Keyes will preach on
Sunday night when holy communion
will be observed.
The Mary Campbell Woman's Mite
Missionary Society, through its Presf-
dent, Lydia Smith Ward, turned over
$4,000 to the rally fund-proceeds
from the Rubie Petteford Recital. The
Choir brought its amount up to $4,000,
and Mr.. Sanford Caldwell's entertain
ment brought $45.00.
Mr.. Wolfskill, noted musician and
former Supt. of Campbell S. s., laid
to rest in Fairmont.
The funeral of Mr.. Virgil N. Wolf
skill was held at Campbell Chapel
A. M. e. Church under the auspices
of the knights of Pythias on Sunday
afternoon A great gathering filled
the Church and many beautiful floral
tributes covered the handsome steel
gray casket and formed and embank-
ment around the altar. Rev. A. M.
Ward of1iciated and favorite songs
were sung by Messrs. B. G. Allen, Ed
ward Caldwell, Morgan Jackson and
Wendell Allen. The choir led the
congregational singing.
He is survived by his widow. who,
with her sister and friend, Mrs. Le-
land, accompanied the body from
Evanston, Wyo.. to its final resting
place in Fairmont. His father and
mother, residing in Chilicothe, one Sis
ter and three brothers, who mourn
their loss,
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COME TO DETHEL THE CHURCH
OF oop, IN FIVE P0lNTA
MSS Warrington g.
Sunday School. 10 O. m Preaching
at II Q. n. and 1850 p. m Como 70
the Bible Study Tuesday evenings at
1880. Como to the Prayer HesttnSs
Thursday evenings At 1880. The
Spirit and the Bride say CO41. Let
hin that hsafeth. say COM Let
hin that u athfrst. COM Whososvsr
WIN let hin. CONF!
The Denver star., 1918-07-06

Do Aolay Consistoey meets Art aaA
third Thursday nights AZ NiDpos Hall
2049 Champa 81.
Mystic Shrine meets second ana
fourth Thursday nights at Nippo,
Hall. 3olS Champa e.
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Pythias Lodge No. II.
1st and 3rd Wednesday et eaSo
month.
Damon Lodge No. 5.
1s< and Ord Fridays Of eaeh aaenth
Cojumbins Calazfhs (K. q P)-
enA and %eh Twesdays of each ase~eh
3eso Wsltea q
Rocky NJ. Coart Of Cala1tAA. Ne.
.. seoond and Fourth IftAAys q, ,eAaA
Wsltoa Iesn Han.
Q .. q. OF Q. ?. AND lTo
AUxillARlGo.
aRANo OFFICERS.
pr. Paul e. spraeiin, D. q. N. :
a oeeAs Bldg
ess. .. Contss. D. q. Sect.
Rocky Mt. Lodss $3.50.
Ise and srd Thursdays Of seeh month
$3.50 Wslton 81
Arapahss Lodge No. 4S3s.
lst and 3rd Monday Of each month
l4M Arapahos Ct
Dsaver LoAss No. Ss4S.
3nd and >th Thursdsys es each month
1854 ArapaAos -,
p. q. N. ceune.. ne. t1A
t4tA TuaoAay salyJ
1854 Ara1aAeA
Daavar PatT1areAy NO. s7..
Fourth Tvssday Of saeh month
3ese wsltoa b,
swsailss No. s7l (oAA Ts,lsvs,.
10t and 3rA Saturday Of each
month 1t : p. n. 1850 Weltea.
y. q p. AND ITS AUxILiARiEs
oposd ls1os y. q. 2. Nssls Arw
aAA third Taeo6ayo of 0ocA meath
as E1ks' Han. Aatn Se9o.
Queen Of West Temple sssses N,,s
end third Thurs4ay ~ oaoh aeoth a
Old ceIonx Hall
Webster Tonpis q ,. ~
Ws6otse TsaSaa, 1AA anA AsA Wsa.se
Ay Of each meath
lS1l AfapaAes ST.
0oe1n vasAu. Royal Aoass No. 1,
q II. T.. meets second Friday nigh,
q each month 1t 1889 Arapahos.
spsos Lsess NJ. Q
First and third Saturday Of each
DsatA ss3e welsos q.
Wssesrn Star Lodge Ne. :
let and Nd TusoAoye ~ >aah r,e,,h
lA.S AsapaAo~ 3,
Ceptolia Temple q. n ~.
Assts lst and srd 0asurds, sv..
aSs OF each noath.
1854 AraSaAes D.
osiss" Gate 1uvsaiiss Ne. a. M.T.)
End s"d %th satue6sys - eash ns~sh
q =. N.
1884 ArapaAos O.
Howard Juveniles Ne. a. n, r,
1nd aad %th Saturday u sscs
noah NJ p. y.
1880 weitos 3,
Queen elizabeth rsmp,e Ne. q
Second and fourth 1hareas, ~ .>as
moath .: : .. n 1sss wehe. o.
Naomi Temple Ne. "
xns ane 9Th Frseaya e1 saeh aooan
$3.50 Welton ST.
Ceiunbias Te0pss %. n. ~.
1"s anS ~th Mondays ~ oesh mosGA
1eoe Wo1toA 81
Mountain Lodge Elks No. -.
Snd and eth Wsdn>eAays Of eacs
month.
Spanish War Vstsraas,
nd and 4tA Friday Of each nosn
Do Aolay Consistoey nssas Ara a.A
third Thursday nights af NiDpos Hau
204s Champa 81.
Mystic Shrine meets second and
fourth thursday nights II Nippo,
Hall. 3olS Champa ot
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THIRD sGvENTH.oAv ADvRNTIsT
oNURch.
81? ol6NAAA PLACE

wv G A BRANCH
31o 18th -
oahodutO foe Week.
Sunday afternoon. $50. Vsspsrs...
Monday evening. . p. m. member
meeting.
Thursday evening. . .. m.. Bible
ela0A
Saturday evening. B o. N. Gym.
oey Nsrsssy and Club tssMs. sss7
Cla1kDoA o.
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Mt. OLIVE oASrse1 AesootoN
oeth and oiaks seresA Z }. yoNG@
PASTOR, PHONE chAMSA -.
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AMERICAN WoopMgh.
oUp09Mg CAMP

G. N. white. sup+sms cswwans.r
L n. llshtnsr, Supreme clef1s
Rooms ll-Si. Asa.ehe. ~
::osnvsr Camp No, 1, Amselaac
Wcodmen, nasste the eeeeW1 sn1.
Seersh trsdaye Of each month q 0id
colony stall, nth and 0ovvmina q.
9. N. pstA cemmaNdse.
Carrie NoctalW, clerk.
Tent No. I. Of sAs Jvve.na 49,.
1eAt, Wm 0eoG q Oh OoSscO ~
ssh and DoWnang. q ~ sSsss.A ~
seertA Saturday aAee1oeao - ~
VS
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MT. PLEAoAkT Baptist MIoeioN
REV. G. A. MILLER. Pastss
24ot AeaDAhoO O.
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Dunbar Chapter No ls, Ansea,
Sons and Daughters Of JssusaIem.
meet: nrst and third NOudays Of eech
month. H1k Hall. 3eth and Washing.
ton
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Shorter A. N. e. Church
Cor. 23rd and Warrington ots.
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KNIGHTS OF TABOR

81. James Temple No. 467 meets ls,
and 2rd Tuesdays OF each month.
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pLkAsANT GREEN DAPTisT
MISSION.


plkAsANT GREEN BAPTIST
MISSION.
atst Walnut o.
W. W. Ryano, Paseos.
0orvioo every Sunday. Il q u
Service. $50 ,. N
Service. 7:1e ,. n.
Mloo40M WORK AND oVNoAT
oot4ool At Ttt1NTV-FlNoT
AND BLAKE o~R99T&
6aAAay ecAeea at 1:3o p =.
Preaching at o'es0ok
BG6ao Tsa1niAg Oa0. 7:9o eanAt NJ
aay evoal1G.
Adsr n !. Oark, tsasAse.
Yoa are ssr11ally iAvltsd - each q
GAooo 0o9vSooA
?. ". OoLAGAN. sscy.
4 ]. OAT0HT. 0nDG
NoTT METh0oIsT GPIscopAL
cAURcN. 80 1sTH AVE.
sunday school. 9:lE q n.
Preaching. II = m. and 3 p. =.
Upworth League. s:46 p. ~
Aidwsek services. 3 p. u. Wsdnss-
REV. r. 8. MeMoRRl0, PASTOR.
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Y ~ e A BRANCH
zooo 0tenarm Place
Phone Eo1e, 7. u @. A.
Church Of the Redesmsr
22nd Ave. and Humboldt q.
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Mountain Lodge Elks No. %.
End and eth WsdnssAays Of each
month.
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soYKINs TAefRMAcIe

eoYkiNe TABERNACLE.
The Boykins Tabernacle. Ss3.777,
Grand Order IL No. 4S1. meets tie
nrst and third Saturday of each
month. Fern Hall. 2711 Wolton.
Ths Oliver Royal House meeta ,na
Monday n each mooth AZ aso7 W.ito,
rfo1reee CoQrt No. Z. NESTS 1st ana
third Fridays of each month A. 26lo
Washington 81.
Rice Pure Gold Tabernacle No. sss
meets 1st and 3rd Hondays at akIo
Warrington.
Panama Temple No. $50 meets aro
and 4th Thursdays at 2Blo Washins.
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PGoPLGC PREo0vTERiAN
CHURCH.
css. Washington and mrs Ava
coe. 49e1 o. and WsshiOOte0 Ava
Pho0o York 11SA
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BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH

314S Lafayette street. Phone Yorh
7647. A. n Reynolds. pastor.
Prose York 7el1.
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SHILOH UAPTisT MISSION.
Corner Thisey-6est and Walnut otA
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ocoT1 ~ Z. cNUAcN
Phone Chanpa llSo.
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CENTRAL DAPTieT CHURCH
4@4h o.. ts<weea California end