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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-08-26


Reading of Communication OF resi-
dents and property owners on Han
nah and Grace avenues, north of
Michigan Avenues, protesting against
special assessment for sanitary
sewers
Moved by Commissioner Creaser
and supported by Commissioner
Archer that Communication above
mentioned be referred to city mana
ger Motion carried.
Moved by Commissioners Archer
and supported by Commissioner
Creaser that the following list of
Election Inspectors for the various
wards and precincts OF the City, as
submitted by the City Clerk, be ap-
proved.
Ward l, Precinct l.
Jesse +. Fuller
Mrs. G.. V. Wright
Mrs. Nellie Bildson
Mr.. ID. L.-Sharrar
Precinct III
Burton Hopkins
Mrs. Lucy Oswald
Mrs. Clarence Johnson
Edward Wing
Ward ii, Precinct 1
N. f. Saad
Mrs. Lila b. Sheppard
Nina Montigel
Mr.. Geo. Lewis
Ward ii. Precinct III
Frank F. Smith
Mrs. Edith Losey
Mrs. John Pardee
Mr.. J. H. Stickney
Ward Ill
VIM Wilson
Mrs. F. Notesten
Prof A. p. Cook
Mrs. Ella NJ. Wood
Ward Nv
j. d. Holman
Mr. John Murphy
Mrs. Janet Allen
Mrs. Adelaide Paige
Also that the places of holding
Primary Election in the various
wards and precincts be as follows
First Ward, LIST Precinct, City
Hall; End Precinct, Superior Baking
Co.
Second Ward, LIST Precinct, Alma
Journal office; 2nd Precinct, Red
mans Wholesale Grocery.
Third Ward. Arcadia Hotel.
Fourth Ward, Edison Moore Sam
Pile Room.
Representative of Mulholland
Shows asked permission of the City
Commission to hold carnival in the
city for week beginning August 80.
The matter was discussed by the
Commission and it was decided that
it is not advisable, under present
conditions, for the city to have
another week Of carnival.
Mr. c. f. Rightor, of Detroit
Bureau of Govt. Research gave a
short review of the progress made in
auditing City's books and financial
records.
Reading of petition of residents
and property owners on Fairview
Avenue for the construction of a
sewer and water mains on said
street. Petition was referred back to
residents and property owners to
have additional signatures placed
thereon.
Moved by Commissioner Archer
and supported by Commissioner
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-08-26

Political Advertisement
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20
Como to Third Street Is, thcl.

Everybody come to Third Street
fethcl A. NJ e. Church. Sunday.
March 2Sth, 1920 will be Womar's
Day. splendid programme awa:.S
all who will come to enjoy it. Mrs.
Randolph Maynard, OF Y. w. G.. A.
fame will speak at II A. M. Subject:
Community Building" Do not miss
this great address.
At 1870 the services will be conduct
cd by the Pastor and choir Of ST
Phillips y. e. Church. onY. J. l..
Taylor is wonderful speaker and
everyone should hear him. md you
know st. Philips choir. They will be
Ct their best. So hear them.
At p. NJ. the programme Will be
conducted under the auspices of
3rd ST. Choir. There are nur'hcr.; on
this programme that every one should
hear.
Everybody welcome Sunday March
nSth.
f. L. D. BRYAN,
Chairman.
REV. M. &c. DAVIS,
~ Pastor
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20
wanted Judge to Order Segregation
in Baltimore, Md.

Baltimore, Md, Misunderstanding they
reared an invasion by Negroes in the
900 block North Wolfe street, a dele
CATION of women visited Justice Iaoh,
lcder at the Northeastern Police
Court and asked if something could
be done.
They told Justice Dohleder that )
weeks ago whit; ,oplc living in 933
North Wolfe street moved and that
after the house had been repaird the
lhndlady brought several Negroes to
the house and they agreed to cont
it.
The climax to their feelings came
yesterday when the new tenants ap
reared at the house in possession of
the keys and went inside TO clean
up preparatory to moN,?g in.
The women told Justice Rohleder
tAat all OF them owned their houses
and had lived in that block for years.
After listening to the story Of the
women, the magistrate told them.
mat there was nothing that he could
40 to prevent the Negroes moving in
because the higher courts had rul-
cd that the segregation act was no
longer valid.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20

DIR. PICKENS IN PORTSMOUTH,

community Service: What il is
ana How it Works" was the subject
OF very helpful. t:.u,i, and well H.,
ntofcd address, at Zion Baptist churcn
thursday night. March lIth, at s
o'clock by DR.. William pickcns. nm
aiNillhuS of falc University. ox,lrou
OF Morgan College,, Baltimorc, Md
'hu now ll"ld representative of the
National Association f,.r the Ad.
'ahc"m"nt OF the Colorcd pconlc
lhi& IS The firSt eff a series or
meeting Of this nature To he given
~ IN" interest OF the Portsmouth
tor,munitF Service utncr meeting,
viii follow at an carly datc uudcl
the au*piccs Of TIVE 81 me committee
The Portsmouth Community Service
c. insists Of tho Boys Center located
nj 911 High street and the Girls
Center located at >2% I.pnhou st,' tct.
hr Service is organized along iciS.
urc time lines with the object of
lHakinG tho community y better place
III which to live and III the same time
To hclp nj of the people in the com
m"Aily to employ their leisure time
'dVantagcouSly for recreation and
| good citizenship.
Dr. Picl5cns IS prc-cminentIy the
| foremost orator before the American
| public today. He las addressed audi
| 'hccS all over this country with q
| very pleasing and helpful effect Ills
aidrcSs here was Of deep interest and
! h'EhtN HnatructSe to every citizen
ol portsmouth, and the audience was
| '!'"lihtcd IN their praise and apprc.
| cla'lon OF his wit, deep wisdom and
| MS c'o;'r and keen reasoning.
| NI SIX CLOCK Thursday evening Or
| ickehS was tho guest ut n dinner:
| sN''' IN MS honor at Tatcm's Cafe.
W 1T lnosc dining with DR.. pickons
! were 'r. VIM. T.. Reid. itornov
honinS II. Reid, Professor William
! g. ,'aa'ck' Mr.. NJ. d. Bullock. Roy
| {. Somcrvillc, Attorney Frank !
| M''Soh Mr.. Levi c. Brown, Mr. u
! summons and M. George w Rionrt
| Inc menu was rs follows: Oyst,r
| '"@R'"i': Rroilcd Shad, tartar c,u,o
| ana sliced tomatoes; straw rntaton..
'h''|"n Outlets. cream e,,',, a,,,
rev krccn peas; Potato Au.croton.
AK" ana cream; coffee, cir?ra ana
cigarettes '''"
WI. |. +. Simmons, directs. C. III
mnnitN Service. was mas,cr at c,,.a
monies for the evening, tho ~, l,,,
OF the evening WAS Introduced Nv Ar
t"rncy Thomas IT. Reid, sccrnt,rv !,
car branch of the N. \. A. C. p Mr.
Lew {. Brown, Chairman of thc Evr
co'lVc committee. made a strong nI-.,
'or lhe work and said in part: "\,',.
should make our community , f;t
p''lr" Tor all Of tho people TO 1.-Two
III or ultimately our community vim
not DC n flt place for any o. nc MOO
PIE to live in -
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20

PASSED QUIETLY AWAY.


WATERBURY, conn.,, March l'.
M'"' ii"i' iet IISS''S'oh 'aSSea qoie'
n'"' ~ 1T inc 'sc " c'sn'H-S'Eeh
Ho",S: one WIS '',' iu' me io'r
OF hieFeoahS "roVe 5ap'iS' 'hnf'h
,"' ",'p'E years. ",# UNION was
pieSSSd WIN nl'ecn chllareh. lhFoe
Of them pfr"'"eo 'he ht"'her 10 inc
Great Bcyohi.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20
VOLUME. XXXVII, NUMBER l9
REV. DIR. REVERDY c. RANSOArS
VISIT TO RICHMOND.

Rev. DR. Rcvcrdy c. Ransom. $Hck"
at the Third Street A. NJ. T.. Gu Ire
last Sunday to ii delighted cong:"%a
GHtion and on last Monday night en-
t,rtaincd Il large and select audience
at the True RcformcrS Hall with
all of his old time \iGor ami clo-
qucncc. lie has not aScd pCrccptihly
and he was out&pOlCn for the rights
OF the race With which he is dcuti-
rcd. He WAS the guest OF Rev. and
Mrs. NJ. T.. Davis while here and
dincd Monday afternoon. with NrS.
Hannah johnson aud her huShani in
harrison street.
lie left Tuesday morning. for Jack
S"nvilic, Fla. He il Il candidate for
lie biShopric and he has received en-
'"uroGing news OVER the country rcl
ativc to his LIES ambition. Upon hts
return, he will 80 direct 10 New York.
biShop Coppin i supporting Rev. DR.
Carey OF Chicago for the honor this
year. 1t is understood that at least
four new bishops will he chosen nj
st. Louis in May.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20
Schooi Closing ut buckingham.

Buck mgham, Va, March 12.-Oak
Grove School closed March 0. The
program was opened by reading the
thirtccnth chaptor of I Corinthians
and repeating the twenty-third Psalm
by Hattie Lee Harvey. The welcome
was by Joe Baugh; response, Willie
Baugh: rccitations, Bonnie NJ. Flood,
Ropic Carter, Cara Carter, Willie
Carter; song, vacation; doll drill,
Grace Harvey. Bonnie May Flood
Pearl Smith. Ropie Carter. Blanche
Mile. Mamie Allen, Margaret Baugh,
Mary Banks, Louise Banks, Ann II.
Branch. Vida Baugh, Elvira Walker
Arthur Carter: rccitationS. Thclma
Johnson. Elizabeth Gray.
Pigeon House Drill. Elvira Walker
Vida Baugh, Ann II. Branch. Louise
Banks. Ropic Carter. Grace Harvey,
Blanche Miles, Bonnie NJ. Flood, Nan
ME Allen. Pearl SmithS Rotations,
Blanche Miles, William Saith, Grace
Harvey: dialogue, Elizabeth Gray,
Charlie Johnson: rccitationS Blanche
Brown. Julia Powell Geneva Shoe
make, Susie Lipscomb, RhemuS
Walker, Louise Banks. Elvra Walk
or. Bonnie NJ. Flood. George Flood.
We have had two delightful teach
nrS with us this year. Mss Cecilia
Murrcll and Miss AddiC stokes. Miss
Murrell has been with us for three
years. She was a true worker in
school and league work. She was
the foundation of our League and Il
ncaceful girl. Miss Stokes has only
been with us one year. She is very
good teacher.
The larger girls exhibited fine
work which they made in school.
On their work prizes were given.
Hattie Lee Harvey received first
prize on sewing and Hattie Smith,
scond prize Willie Carter received
first prize for basket work. They
have a balance of $1,000 in the
treasury
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20
Outing to Lakc-vicw Park

Ho with the Highway Realty and
entertainment Corporation to Lake
view tark, II miles from Richmond.
on saturday April 3rd. 1920-Emanci-
r"lon DAY. Good music--A large pavil
l'h' REFRESHMENTS at city prices.
speeches by tho following citi2c: j.
ReV. Father Hamnigan, DR.. Lilton
hlaney, Prof. Chas. n. RUSSELL Revs.
I. *. ~Flack, II. j. King, NJ T.. Davis
and DR.. Anna Cooper.
hound trip tickets. adults, $l.25.
children under ~, $.75 cents AdmiS
sion to the grounds free.
Auto leave Second street, between
Clay AID Leigh streets from 0
o'clock hourly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20
THE Y. NJ. G. A. NOTES.

The fellows were out last Friday
night in the best Of spirit ready for
the battle. Crhe Blues and the Rcds)
watch the colors rs they swing.
NcgardlcsS OF the storm last Satur-
day the class for the explanation on
the Sunday School Lesson was well
attended.
The boys and men were out in
large numbers Tor services last Sun
day.
$50 y. Nj. the workers. meeting at
the \. NJ G. n. was OF great strength
10 the men for the days work.
The prisoners in the city JAN 10 a.
Nj. were greatly helped 10y the meet.
ing conducted by the committee One
accepted Christ.
10 y. NJ. Committeeman james
Dunn and \. w. Atkins served the in
mates of the city home and the meet
ings were good. y very profitaJl Die
hour to all.
At the Y. NJ. c. a. the boys crowd
ed the building and were very active
Thcy reviewed the address which
Master A. w. Holmes delivered to
them and many of the good things
which he told them have the boys
Stripped now. Watch the boy. u. NJ
$50 p. NJ Rev. II. Sharkc met the
men ut the !. NJ. c. y. and gave them
an address that was very timely and
went right to their heart Subject:
Taking Men Alive. The songs were a
burner with Mr. Brown at the piano.
Keep up men.
~ Nd
Tie explanation on the, Sunday School
Lesson today +. NJ, st the Y. NJ. c.
a. Come with another one.
Men be on time Sunday ready for
hard work and the other man.
The workers will meet at the Y. M.
c. 9:30 \. NJ. to do business for
the King for the day
a great meeting for boys 4 p. M. at
the building. Tell the other boys. On
time
All men are invited to the meeting
tor men $50 p. M. at the building.
Hear the address. Subject: Am I NV
Brothers Keeper? Special songs.
Bring the other man.
All women and men are invited to
the special services at the 9Th Mt,
Zion Baptist Church Sunday, March
2Sth, 1890 p NJ. DR.. l.. c. Garland,
pastor OF the Second Baptist Church
Of South Richmc"d will preach
special sermc' Subject: The Slack
ca. Special music. Be q committee for
the services and see that 1t will be q
helpful hour. Pray for this great NEE,
ius
Watch for the four great preachers
IN town and out Of the town who
VIII speak at the 9Th Street BAPTIST
church and the 9th Mt. Zion BAPTIST
Church. These meetings must be a
blessing to Richmond. Take. q part
with us in the work for the King
dom of God.
hVfry home is asked to have spec
ial prayer for the Y. M. G. A.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20
We Paid Over $17,O0O,OOO in Taxes.


Atlanta, Ga, March. "A According
to a tabulation of returns from all
the countiea watch was completed
ly Tax Clerk William r. Harrison.
in the comptroller gcnc"als Office,
Negroes returned for ia. IN 1919
$35.S5S.30l as against $i7.A. I'm
1919. This represents an ~ - for
TIC year of $7,i34S52 o II
per cent.
\ comparison of the various classes
Of property returned with the returns
Of the preceding yc"r is as follows:
Farming lands. S;G.a35592. 1918 $13
"T9,3%0; CITY and town property, SIS.
20S.0i3, 1918 $12.o%T ,GG5; etc. 1t will
nc noted that whilc all the particular
items enumerated show an increase
with tho exception Of "moncy and sol
vent debts" the value Of automobiles
owned by the Negroes shows much
l2rGcr percentage OF increase than any
other having practically doubled with
in the year.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20
In Memory.

sad hut loving remcm,
brancc OF our dear mother, and sis
ter. Ida }. IIackctt, who died one
Year ago March II, 1919.
In The grave swcctly sleeping
Where the trees and flowers wave.
Lies our dear and loving mother,
That we tried so hard to save.
Rest on dear sister, we are coming,
We shall be there bye and bye.
Shall We find YOU standing,
In those loving gates on high?
HER CHILDREN AND SISTER.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20
THE MINISTER'S CONFERENCE.

The Ministers Conference Of Rich
last Monday at 1880 A. M. The
meeting was opened in due form.
President. Dr. E. Payne presiding.
The order OF the day was called
for and DR.. William H Stokes got
the floor and made brief remarks
about the Inter-Church World Move
men.. He being our State Director,
Said that he had invited DR.. A. A.
Graham. OF Phoebus Va, who is an
executive member Of the movement,
to speak to the Conference on the
subject before the body.
Dir. Graham was master OF the
situation. HIS words were eloquent
and profound. The Conference was
moved to unqucstioncd approval OF
the subject Of world wirn evangelism
aS\outlined by the speaker. \ com
mittce was appoint d, headed by DR..
Payne to draw up plans OF opera
tfon.
Tho committee on program was
again referred to. which committee
has been asleep for more than four
months. I suppose it will make it's
next two months. The committee on
the Secretarys report is in The same
box. Since most CT our members are
out of their sick beds now, we think
that those who arc on committees OF
Importance to our work Should
ronder their report.
Friends are always welcomed to
our meetings.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20
MRS. MAGGIE l.. WALkIIR WINS
INSURANCE CASE.

TIC Supreme Court OF Appeals of
EAfGinla handed down ah opinion
last Thursday in tho ease OF Mrs.
Maggie l.. Walker versus Standard
Accident ms. Co., Of Dcrtoit. 1t in
volvcd the sum of $S,000.O0 on the
life OF ArmiStead Walker, her hu3
hand, who MAS shot in his home by
his son. Hon. II. NJ. Smith, Jr., and
Attorney }. Thomas levin were AT
l"rncyS in the case and are being con
graduated upon the successful tcrmi
nation Of this remarkable case
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20
In Memory.

In sad and loving remembrance Of
my dear father. Morris Hamilton.
who departed this life March IS, 1911.
Gone but not forgotten.
Call not back the dear departed,
Anchored safe where storms are DER
On the border land I left him,
Soon to meet and part no more.
The golden gates were open,
And a gentle voice said come,
And with farewell spoken,
He calmly entered home.
His son,
ROYAL TT. HAMILTON.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20

We had present ut the Mt Cal
vary Baptist Sunday School Rev
Clarke, OF jamaica and student of
the Va. u. L., and Brother G. Il. At
kins Of the Rising Mt. Zion Baptist
Sunday School, both brethren gave
II very interesting discourse ON the
lesson.
80 \. NJ. Rev. Cobbs preached Il
wonderful sermon to the satisfaction
OF all present We had on the rostrum
Rev. Clarke OF Va. u. u. and Rev
Alexandria llardgrovc of the Union
Level Baptist Church. The choir sang
very beautifully under their leader.
Brother Nathaniel Yates, Jr
$3.50 p. NJ. Rev. King preached ii
&reat sermon to women only Mt the
above Church. The women we're out
in full. Everybody was we'll pleased
in the way the Reverend put the
truths Of his subject: "She Painted
Her Face to Flirt with Death" The
female part of the choir and visiting
lomale mongStcrs sang very beauti-
fully led by Rev. Mrs. e. Cohhs.
$50 p. NJ. Rev. Cobbs, preached q,
fine sermon. Our pastor is dealing out
1othing but the truth as it is in
Christ.
Tomoorrw 1870 a. NJ Our paste s
subject will be the "Holy Spirit Of a
Person" AT night "The DEVILS ser
mon OH the River OF Life
$3.50 F. NJ. a sacred concert, given
Ivy Miss Ruth Orange. benefit the
Tridelis Bible Glass Remember the
rally. Each and every student and
teacher of the Sunday School is re
Qucsted to do their best In the conn.,
ing rally.
Brother Nick Winston and sister,
Ellan Woodbridge has been added to
the sick list.
The Union Revival services. will
begin at the Mt. Calvary Baptist
Church, Sunday March 21st. $3.50 p.
NJ. Reverend Dudley of the End Bapt
list Church. South Richmond, will
conduct the services. One week at
each OF the three churches
\ mass meeting in interest Of The
Commercial Bank and Trust Com
pany will be held at the Fulton Ben
c!icial Hall. Friday night. March 10,
at 500 p. NJ Come out and hear
Of this new enterprise A special
program has been arranged Of solos
and rccitations with addresses by
Mr.. NJ. c. Clarke. President and Prof
7. c. Erwin, acknowledgement.
The regular meeting of The Davis
Armstrong League will he held Sun
day. March 2lSt at LIE p. NJ. at the
Hc1nH o, Miss Bertha G. Johnson zoos
Denny street. All members arc urged
To be present.
r. J. WHITING.
President
M. TT. FOSTER,
Secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20
Second Baptist Church Will Take the
Enon Tabernacle Baptist Mission
BY Storm.

Rev. Joseph Arlington. the assis.-
tant pastor Of the Second BAPTIST
church will preach a special sermon
at the above named mission at 17th
and Venerable streets Sunday. March
81. 1920, at $3.50 p Mr.
great host of the End Church
members will accompany the Rev.
DR.. Arlington aud the famous AS.
scmbly Chorus will render music and
the two Miss BurrellS will make
their debut and a duet
The public is cordially invited. Rev,
Godsey Of the New Baptist will preach
IT 80 A. N.
REV. ISAAC r.. d. ROSS.
Minister.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20

Moore street Baptist Church, Rev.

Moore street Baptist Church, Rev.
Il. q. Johnson, ID. ID. Pastor.
The Rev. w. IL. Skipwith, b. d.,
oul great evangelist and singer il,
mere and opened with two siren, scr
mons last Sunday. Our building was
packed morning and night Many
came forward for prayer. Follow the
crowd. II you don't come early, you
Will not be able to get seat. The
people of Richmond love their own,
especially when they can deliver the
goods.
Anyone who hears Dr.. Skipwith
once and loves the gospel will want
to hear him again. @s*
Hear him all day NEXT Sunday.
"A. ID. NJ.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20
\ Zig Bath House in Galveston, Texas

Galveston. Tex, March.-A pro-
pcsal has been laid before the Gal
weston board Of city commissioners
and referred to tho city crGinecr fo,S
q report to build q 500 room bath
house. with Mancing pavilions, soft
drinks. restaurant, postcard stands
Hnd other features. exclusively for
Negroes. Tt is planned to attract col
ored tourists.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20
Lecture Mt Westwood.

a grand lecture was given at West
Wood Baptist Church. Monday night,
March IS by Rev. J. " Kelly. the
President Of the State Convention. 1t
was very amusing and wonderful in
instruction.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20
Sacred Concert.

a childrcn's benefit concert will
be given at the True Rcformcrs
Hall. Sunday, March 81. 1920 at $50
+. NJ in tho interest Of the Fulton
Settlement House, DR.. Anna r. Coo
per, Director. Miss Gertrude Blancy,
Musical Director.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20
An Unusal Opportunity.

Is offered to men of ambition. who
arc trying to increase their money
earning capacity. For further i1forma
ton address w. NJ Johnson, Box 70.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20

Miss Alice c. Chiles daughter Of
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Chiles. hcft
last Saturday for Chicago with Miss
Wright. She is engaged in the War
Community Service and will visit
raany western citins before her re-
Chr1. She was one Of the few retain
et. in the service.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20

-Rcv. r. w. Christian. Manager of
he Christian Church Furniture Co..
pr Washington. D. c.. was II tho city
his week, estimating on the rcHofi
york OF the Mechanics Savings
Bank.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20
STOP! WATT READ.

Then come to Trun Rofornor, ,,,,,
Friday night, March san 100 -,
ste the grcatcSt nIav ,ho III, ~ ,,,n
season! "rhc Fruit of ri, Eo,I, -
hc autirul and ,bril,;r,, ~ -
This pIoy has hcon ,,ra,..,,,',,
Richmond ,nu1v an, .,na ~, ,,.,''
saw il arc 2nxiouc :, .no !, ,;,'
10 NOT n:r,. .,,;,, :, t,,;..
~ IN hr nrn,,onind u,d, ''' '''"c' 1t
l;cnt of tho vor,,,.. ,1 ''''S7 :
i hid Str,., Ec,r,l - -
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20
Wcsthampton Notes.

The b. Y. p. u. of Good HONEYWELL
ohurch held musical entertainment
last Sunday afternoon President,
Mr.. IL. Jones, Vice President Mrs.
Ella Ilarris Organst, Miss Christ
lie Trotman.
PROGRAM
Duet, Misses elsie Berry and MAJ
hel Trotman: Trio, Mrs. Katie Brown
Miss Queen Brown, Miss Mabel Trot
man; Duet, Mr.. Henry Jones and Miss
christine Trotman. REGULATIONS. Miss
cs Helen Trotman, Mary Berry, lit
,foalflce Brown and Master Ralph
X. Trotman; Paper read by Mrs. Paul
lie w. Bland.
Mrs. Julia l.. Allen and Mrs. paul
lie w. Bland gave us liberal collcc
ton. Mrs. ELLA Harris. mistress OF
Ceremony. Address by Rev. J. f.
Fountain, d. d., PHI. D.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-20
FULTON NOTES.

We had present ut the Mt Cal
vary Baptist Sunday School, Rev
Clarke, of jamaica and Il student of
the Va. u. L., and Brother &. Il. At
kins Of the Rising Mt Zion Baptist
Sunday School, both brethren gave
II very interesting discourse ON the
lesson.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-30

The following students were pro-
noted from the sixth grade last week:
from the North Clifton School were:
Conception Fernandez, Jesus Castillo.
Juventino Morales and Martiniana
Gallage, From the South Clifton were
Lorenzo Zuinga. Jesus LozaEo.> Juan
tia Gueirs, Effie Clark, Carmen Ga
mez, Katherine Stevens and Manuel
Medina.