Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3, 1919
CHICAGO NOTES.


had splendid meeting last Sunda
afternoon at the Soldiers and Sail
ors Club. An interesting program
was rendered 9nd some of the mos
forcible speakers appeared on tn
program.
The Milton Mercantile Agency Q
which NJ. 4. Bailey is general manas
or 1888 State Street has secured som,
valuable vacant lots and modern built
ings to be sold almost on terms t.
suit the general public. II you are
expecting to buy, call Boulevard 1877
and consult the management.
The Baptist Womens Congress OF
which Mrs. Eva Hooper is president
'%Swas, largely attended by Chicagoans
when 1t convened at Sycamore during
the week. The, reports we're good and
all meetings interesting.
Rev. G. w. Register, eXpastor OF
Michigan Avenue A. M. e. Church
'i,nt now Of tho Missouri conference,
was in the city during the week on
business.
Mrs. Ella Johnson, Centralia III,
was the guest or Mr. and Mrs II. +.
Kinney, 3142 Calumet Avenue for
several weeks.
Mrs. Nola +. Taylor evangelist,
mas cancelled all engagements east;
until after the 12nd anniversary OF
Quinn Chapel OF which she Is an
earnest worker.
Miss Elestincs Blaney, 4745 State
Street Is spendin her vacation at Box,
Lakes, Wisconsin,.
After an illness OF several weeks,
Thomas j. Kinney 3142 Calumet;
Avenue Is able to resume his duties.
r.. W. Wells, 371O Indiana Avenue
OF the Wells Fraternal Blank Book
Concern, is making q great success
soT his line or work by supplying all
hodges and societies with his books
throughout tho u. s. and Cana.
,da and Is receiving words OF praise
for the value of such books.
Rev. w. A. Blackwell, pastor OF
Walters A. NJ. IL. Zion Church has
made a wonderful record for himself
and said church. Tho entire connec
ton is loud in its praise for such O
conscientious worker.
Mrs. Lou Ella Young, 1856 Forest
Avenue, in company with Mrs. g. u.
MathesOn, has returned to tho city
after spending several days ut Metrop
oils, ILL.,, where they went to attend
the funeral OF Mr.. Mitchell.
Rev. A. j. Carey presiding elder
of tht Chicago District A. M. %.
churches and strong advocate OF
Race principles has been selected by
the regular republican organization
as a delegate to the constitutional
convention which will draft a new
constitution for the state Of Illinois.
Mt. Miriah Juvenile, No. A, Grand
United Order Of Odd Fellows was de
lightfully entertained ut the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Woods, $3.50 LAZY
cite Avenue, Saturday evening
Many children az well as the parents
and board members including Mrs.
Lou Ella Young and Miss Handy
were present and spent an enjoyable
evening.
Gentlemen Anderson II. Richcy
NJ. #. Bailey and Walter B. Ander-
son directors and appraiser for The
Pyramid Building and Loan Associa
ion noticed much improvement OF
buildings in the suburban town!
!. during an inspection trip for the as
ISOLATION. These men had made thu
loans for said improvements.
Miss Mary f. Branch, teacher a
the Virginia Normal and Industrial
Institute, Petersburg, Va, and cor.
responding secretary Alumni Assoei
alton, V. N. and j. l., together witt
Miss Harriet Johnson another teach
or at the school arrived in the cit,
during the week and is stopping a
Mrs. w. M. Claybrook, $500 Ingle
side Avenue. Miss Branch is taking
"a special course at the University Q
Chicago.
Miss Leona Chiles, Staunton, Va
passed through the city during tn
week enroute to Evanston, Ill wher
she wifi spend some time with Mrs
Florence Walker 1910 barrow Ave
nue..
Mrs. Pyrl Bleyi1s 1923 Dearborn
Street left the city for st. Paul
Mimi, where she will visit her mot
er as we'll as other relatives an
friends at Omaha, Nebraska
Mrs. l.. G. Graves, treasurer, vi
ginia Society and manager Providen
Candy Store Is w. 36th Street vii
rcutrn.to the city after an extensiv
trip to st. PAU and Minneapolis
MINI.
Mr.. Will Overton, st. Louis No
departed for home Saturday after
pleasant stay with his mother at Ro
bins Ill. and sister Mrs. Josie Co
burn 3606 Wabash Avenue