The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-06-26
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the city last week visiting friends.
Little Grace Hickman, Josephine
ID Eleanor Anderson accompanied
eir grandmother Mrs. N. Owens
Gck to Baraboo last week.
Mrs. Wayne Anderson after a few
W lys illness is able to be out again to
1 e delight of her many friends.
Mrs. Dora Hayes, Baraboo, Wis, is
the city for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. McClinton, Chicago, sister to
RS. Irene Woolford, is here for an
definite stay.
Mrs. Hattie Allison, who has been
for several weeks, is reported bet
T at this writing.
Mrs. Bell returned to her home in
etroit after an extended visit with
er parents, her daughter Ordelia ac-
Dmpanied her.
Mrs. Taylor, Galitan, Mo-, accom-
anied her sister Mrs. Martha Harris
Olivet Camp, where they will spend
le summer Mrs. Taylor comes to
highly recommended by her church
nd pastor.
Prof. f. Champ Warrick, is in
barge of the Chicago Branch of the
rban League.
K. w. Hunter Banking Co. who
ans to organize National Bank be-
inning July LIST with a capital stock
100000 was represented at the
ace Convention by Atty. Eugene ].
Iarshall, Mgr. Sales Dept.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Billingslea, en-
frtained at dinner a few friends in
ne persons Of DR.. Jos. Escarbe, Mr..
nd Mrs. Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs
Iaxey, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bell,
9etroit and Miss Mary Coward. The
epast was enjoyed by all.
Miss Marie White, GAINESVILLE, the
ficient secretary of The Race Con-
ention was the guest of Misses
larion and Gladys Buckner while in
ne city.
Miss Ollie Green, Lancaster, acted
secretary of The Race Convention
{ its Tuesday nights session.
Messrs. S. w. Knight, Rockford,
nd Warden Leach, Fond du Lac left
saturday to spend few days in Mil
yankee.
IS We are pleased to have Rev. l.. j.
hiiipp and Rev. B. r. Penn grace
ur sanctum this week. Rev Penn Is
tationed at Racine as pastor of A.
a. E. church. His stay was a plea
ant one. He filled the pulpit of St.
Paul Church Sunday A. NJ.
Mr.. Josh Adkins, Supt. of Mt. Zion
BAPTIST S. S. returned from Bessema,
Ma, where he has been in attend
nee at the Sunday School Congress.
ar Adkins reports a successful and
profitable sessions. Says he, 1T was
meeting of great spiritual inspira-
ion"
The Banquet given at Kehls hall
asst Thursday evening was complete
uccess. 1t surpassed all former oc-
asions in the city of Madison, and
effects much credit to the Race Con-
%ention, and local management of our
FOOD citizens.
Mrs. Martha Harris, POT Francis
st., has left for Geneva. Ill, at which
pace she will spend the summer.
The Race Convention was a com
1lete success in every sense of the
word. Much good was accomplished
or the betterment OF the Race. and
all concerned. Messrs. Wood, Rus
ell. Ferguson, Penn, Marshall, Nit
fhem, Gordon, Fox and including the
aides, in fact all the class Of speech
makers played their part in the most
Eloquent manner.
Revs. w. s. Williams, ]. G. Fox and
Prof. Gordon all of Beloit. were the
iinner guests of Rev and Mrs. 2. p.
Smith during the Race Convention
asst week.
Mrs. Roman Peoples has returned
0 Chicago, which place she will make
her future home.
Rev. PalliOtti Qtalian). preached
Baptist church, Sunday evening.
p splendid gospel sermon at Mt. Zion
Mrs. Earl Jacobs of Chicago who
has been visiting her father for the
last week, Will return TO Chicago
Tuesday.
Rev. w. S. williams was his own
successor as president of the Race
Convention. AS a recognition OF his
nntiring energy for the advancement
OF the organization he was given an
: Overwhelming endorsement as presi-
dent for the next year.
Mr.. ]. N. Wilson was made vice
n president, Mrs. c. NJ. Josey, without
n Opposition was made treasurer.
NJ Miss Marie White, elected sec'y.
N and Miss Marion Buckner was chosen
VI Asst. Secretary. Rev. Wood was
Helected State organiZe-