The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-12
Additional Clubs

Ebernezer Choir is going strongly
under the embarrassing circumstances.
Mr. John A. Taylor is really producing
the goods. Cooperation from both
church officers and the EDITOR OF
THE EBERNEZER REMINDER
would do lots more Use the paper to
boost your own choir lots more. We
remember the incident OF "a few weeks
ago-now, why not bury the Ratchet
and insert the news OF your own
CHOIR in full. Cut out some OF the
lesser stuff Watch the NJ. {. {. It'd
ings.' Mrs. Mary Clark Cooper can
also do lots to make smooth this matter.
Sunday morning the solo by Mrs. Pey-
ton, Deep River by the Choir, and
other numbers spoke we'll for the organ
izaton. But Mr.. Taylor, like Mr.. Jas,
A. Lilliard of Pilgrim, Is handicapped
by lack OF support from people who
could help him. Why NOT change the
Editor OF that Reminder
The Sunday Evening Club missed !.
W. J. Sunday evening. He is i'll. Mr..
Harrison and Z. Grundy put over the
music strong. The obligato in "Liston
to the Lambs by Miss E. NJ. Gaines
and the solo by Mrs. James were pc
feet. The real feature OF the evening
was the piano solo and the soprano
solo by Miss Irene Thomas and Miss
Irene Taylor OF Philadelphia. Re
minded US OF Madame Houston New
York; and Goldie Guy (Chcago).
That's huff Mrs Ophclia Hudson
president Willing Workers furnished
this talent. II. A. Watkins presiding
Dir. Cook being i'll, was really missed
by all.
The Peoples Movement Club, Oscar
DePriest president, and Morris Lewis
secretary, with Attorney Scott, chair
best programs of the day, at Unity Hail.
Mrs. Jean Cummeriord addressed the
hundreds OF women and men present
upon live topics of the day. Local poll
iteal questions thoroughly exposed and
the Women's City Club condemned for
its unfarness. The trio by Mines. Cole
man, Oldham and Nelson was standard
Prof. James Johnson and his pupil Mr.
strong. Again with Miss Charlotte
the muse to music.
Sorry that space will not permit this
edition, full biography OF our speak
ers bureau, but we begin with a sketch :
Rev. A. J. Bowling; Bethel High OF
X. c., State Normal Univ. OF Mich,
Howard College grad. A. B. from Mich
Univ, A. NJ. IRON Ohio State Univ.
and from Harvard. B. d. from Albion
College Mich, where he received his
Theological training. Theology in \.
w Univ. and Boston Univ. Converted
in 90. Methodist Church in '95. Ii
censed to preach by Rev. w. d. Cook,
1915, conference same year. Under
Bishop Lee Contributed to n. w. Re
corder, Broad Axe Wrote Negro
Education Harvard. 1927 "a Com
parison OF Kansas City and Brookline,
Mass, School Systems 1912; "Elimina-
ton OF Negro Children from Public
School," Columbus. Ohio, 1908. He is
Mason. x. p. Odd Fellow Elk, and
True Reformer American Association
for the Advancement of Science, Fellow
OF National Geographical Society, and
the Royal Society Clubs OF London.
Was in Engineering Department, City
of Chicago and now is only Negro Nov
ing Picture Censor in the City. tWill
give fuller sketch at later date.)
Next week and afterward the sketches
/ OF our remaining three sneakers will be
given in order Editor Joseph d. Bib,
Chas. s. Morris and Robert L. Ephraim.
(Clip these and compare them with
others)
We hear that Madame Bertha Dick
erson Tyree is returned to the city.
Welcome to the Family again. (She
is one of the Famiy.) George" and
Pauline are out on the coast. Our
Patti is South Della r. Brown and
Oscar" are in New England. Helen
Townsley is also en- tour.