The Chicago whip., 1921-06-25

Miss Ruth Grove
Charming young lady has stamped
over 1924. Meal tickets with the sig
nature OF w. NJ. A. Buckner which
entities the holder to a meal from the
$122285 cents raised from his gigantic
cake walk and ball, April Is, and turn
ed over to the Urban League to feed
the hungry She is as pleased to do
this as the hungry is to receive the
tickets. She has worked at the Colonial
Barber Shop ior four years. Buckner
says she is fixture She is blessed
with a sunny disposition has host
Of friends and is never happier than
when doing something for others.
Important Notice
The Christian Peoples Athletic
| Association has secured the Spacious
Gymnasium at 30th and Prairie Ave.
Trinity Community Center, where
| physical gymnastics, tennis, basket
ball, foot ball and all athletic games
are taught Glasses for women every
Tuesday Thursday and Friday eve
nings in the week Men and boys
classes Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. All churches are
solicited to send their Sunday School
children to these classes, both boys
and girls.
1000 boys wantcd-to drill and take
! part in the Boy Scout Movement.
| All parents are asked to see to it that
their boys take part in this great work.
/ ! his method OF clean healthful amuse
ment will keep your boy OFF the street
corners, out Of pool halls and other
/ degraded places. Every minister i'll
the United States indorses this great
work Persons out OF town wishing
to establish a branch of this great
work in their church or community
write Dr. NJ. Pryor, Physical Director,
/ G. l.. A A., 1919 s. State St, Chicago,
| III.
Appomattox Club
Saturday evening, June Is, the Ap-
/ pomattox Club under the auspices OF
It's Civics Committee will tender a
reception and luncheon to Hon. Edw.
! II. Morris, in recognition OF his serv-
ices to the Race in the Illinois State
Constitutional Convention. Mr.. Nor
rs will be presented with loving cup
as a testimonial OF appreciation. Par
ticipating in the program will be
number Of leading business and profes
sional men OF the city, including At
torneys James A. Scott, II. NJ. Porter.
| J. Gray Lucas, A. F. Patterson and
| DR.. Carl g. Roberts Geo. K. Garner,
| Jr,. will render several musical selec-
tions.
From California.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brooks OF
Oakland, Cal, were the guests OF Mrs.
I Louis Gillespie, 4S47 Calumet Ave,
for several weeks. After visiting
mother and relatives in the South,
| they have returned home
Affirmative Wins
In debate between the Young Lad
les Conference and the Young Mems
Conference at Berean Baptist Church,
the subject OF which was: Resolved,
| that the recent migration from the
South has proved more beneficial than
otherwise to the Negro the affirma-
tive won the decision. They were rep
resented by Mr. Elmer II Davis, and
Mr. Damon Young.
Mrs. Lewis Dies.
Mrs Florence L. Lewis, $3.50 &.
State St, vile OF William Lewis,
passed away June 10th, at $50 p. m.
after an illness of many months The
remains were shipped to Urbana, Ohio,
! for interment
Banks and Jones Mix Up.
Lucus Banks, D, 2348 Wabash Ave,
was slashed across the back, should
ers. and abdomen June IS, in a fight
with Ben Jones, p w. 22nd St. The
I fight occurred at Banks home.
Hurt at 35th and State.
Richard Stewart, Is. 1927 Wabash
Ave. suffered body bruises and lacera-
tions about the head when struck by
] a State St. car al the corner OF 35th
and State SITS, June 10.
| At the County Hospital
The following were committed to
the County Hospital during the past
week: Miss Lula Washington, 33. 2728
Wabash Ave; Henry Goodlow, SO,
29l5 Dearborn St. Herman Williams,
26ll State St. Miss Vergil Taylor, %,
22l3 Dearborn St; Andrew Thomp-
son, So, 30l2 Prairie Ave; Miss Matte
Fletcher, p, oil +. 37th St.
Stops in Chicago.
Rev. A. Wayman Ward, pastor OF
That Friendly Church." in Colorado
Springs Colo is spending a few days
in the city. He stopped in Chicago en-
route to N. A. A. {. p. Convention
in Detroit