The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-04-05
Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Low Ella Young Home


Mrs. Low Ella Young, 1856 For
est Ave, after spending about six
weeks at Hot Springs, has returned
much improved as the result of her
trip.
Mrs. James Allen Of Evanston,
H., was in the city last Saturday
to attend the funeral services of
Mrs. s. J. Gray, who passed away
Thursday.
The Progress Negro league met
Sunday afternoon at the Baptist
Won ems league, 57th and Lafay-
cite Ave. A number Of interest
ing speakers we're present. Plans
are being arranged to build a home
for boys. The next meeting will be
held at the same place.
Rev. T. l.. Scott, pastor Of Grants
Chapel, is spending some pleasant
days off the coast Of California.
Mrs. S. j. Gray, who resided at
1906 S. Wabash Ave, passed away
last Thursday after very beauti-
full and useful life. She was a great
missionary worker and president of
the Butler school for boys. She
leaves many friends to mourn her
loss.
st. Stephens A. NJ. f. church, Aus
tin Ave, and Robey SITS, was all
full of amusement and mirth last
Friday evening, entertaining the
many returned soldiers. An inter
esting and inspiring program was
rendered. Music that was grand
was rendered by Prof. A. V. Turner.
Mrs. II. Newland and Rev. G. H.
Mcdaniel left Tuesday for Pontiac,
ILL.,, to attend the funeral services
of Prof. John H. Hamilton. For
eight years he was connected with
the Enterprise Institute, which now
is under the instructions of Rev. G.
II. Mcdaniel.
Rev. ]. f. Thomas and his wife,
Mrs. S. B. Thomas are at Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, where the pastor ex-
poets to regain his health. He is
known throughout the country.
Mrs. j. Mcconnell, Secretary Of
Excelsior Temple No. 80, S. NJ. 7.
who has been out Of the city has
returned with good news that her
sister is expected to recover.
Mr.. Robert Walker and his sister
from Nashville, Tenn, were here at
tending the funeral services of THEN
deceased sister, Mrs. S. j. Gray, who
passed away, Thursday at her home
They have return ed to their home.
The Antioch Baptist church has
planned a 100000 brick rally il.
which they intend to raise 100000
to get larger quarters to accommodate
the large congregation they have
Rev. L. p. Robinson IS pastor.
Mrs. d. S. Delaware, 1860 W.
Austin Ave, is planning to leave
the city the first part Of the month
for Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. Harriet Pharm of Evanston
H., was in the city on business t.
see the managers of the Milton Mer
camille agency regarding an adjust
ment to be made in Michigan.
Mr.. p. A. Glanton, president Of
the Reconstruction league, has re
turned to the city from New York
where he has been attending tbs
National Reconstruction Congress.
Bishop Geo. L. Blackwell. of Phil
adelphia, Pa, is expected in the city
next Sunday for stay of about tel
days. While here he will attend tn.
ZION churches in this district.
Mrs. William Rice and her daugh.
.er, also Mrs. H. Lenior were in tn.
ETY. last Thursday to the Baptis
Vomen's Congress. While here the.
visited relatives. They are from.
Lake Forest, Ill.
Sgt. Jesse w. Luck is one of tn
most promising pulpit orators OF
he race. At II A. NJ. he spoke &c
| crowded house at Mt. Mariah
'hurch; at s p. NJ more than q
housand gathered in Salem churcf
o hear this young man speak. The
asst audience listened with marked
interest as he pictured geograph-
,ally the life and treatment of our
roops in Europe. He spoke on pc
itical, religious and spiritual liber
les. Cheers and applauses rose in
he spacious auditorium. Rev. Luck
vas in Europe with the 92nd Divi-
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