The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-05

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why we picked. peiitianed and s4r,~e3
the eonsen. to 5srya wbao rongen;osf
upon orr lectufe ri5tform. Pe9sr,..,5
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them to y5u we'll may You compare
them against any others IN Chiaago.
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tory and Power for Tplit. Mex
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y a9la 10 "tarDy cl}f ! h4nksgiiyng Day.
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9au ou''idy. we rather Ike the big
mugs. very Sada mat you are not
yet attempting opera. 1t takes llte
tille 10 iearn opera All singers
Nil9" mat -, - ne work you are doing
10 wei: ne histrlonic work alone,
III opera IS pam to a novice, then
aad TO that the lyric and the music
me time we Il say!
The Red Circle. Girls had splendid
Plannlng Jolly time Tor the winter.
! he cluo VIII have afternoon tea Sun
day November b, at O'Clock, at the
community House Elma Howell
PRESIDENT; BESSIE owens, Secretary.
The Armour Efficiency Club has
membership of 347. We ask the pres
ence of all members holding member
ship cards to attend our next meeting.
which will be held at the Wabash Ave
nue. Branch Y. NJ. c. A. on Wednesday
evening, November 9, at 7:45 2. NJ.
We ask all male employees of Armour
& Co. to attend our meetings, which
are held on the second and fourth
in each month.
Are YOU making an advancement or
are YOU falling where Won are nushed7
Do Won keen 5ace with modern thonobt
and Inventions? Are there questions
in your mind that are seeking for an
answer? The Pioneer Lodge, OF The
osophy, 1901 Wabash avenue, offers
lectures TO the public every Sunday eve
ming at o'clock on theosophy and
other modern subjects. Come and get
acquainted with the life about you
Irene M. Gaines, President.
In days gone by, the ideal American
families spent their Sunday evenings in
reading good books and discussing
subjects that lead to culture. From
these practices the highest thoughts
were kept alive and passed on to us.
The foundation was laid by. them for
our tnoraf and intellectual lite today
We seem to be slipping away from TINS
ideal way, way OF keeping high standards
ever before us. However, an oppor-
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company OF good thoughts by the
Christian Endeavor Society OF Grace
Presbyterian Church, 56th street and
Nmcennes avenue. Why not. plan to
81 spend sn an h 9G on sunday ,h evening IRON
~ 10 90 "lln lie LluedE9i WolN-
els, anu siNe YOU nisiisI seii "h Up
POI 'u''''y iol G1pIsssioi WI, D..
aienee w iiSoi' rs
Key Alonzo J. Bowling gave the
address at the Bowen Ave
nue. Community Club, which held its
monthly meeting at ~ Bowen avenue
thursday evening, October Il; HIS
subject The Relation OF the Parent
IN me community 10 the School
an lh'eI estills u,seussion'
The Rev. Mr.. Bowling, who IS
member OF the Oakland Council, No. l,
of the Committee OF Fifteen, has pub
lished six bulletins on Negro education
at the Universities OF Chicago, Harvard
and Ohio Stale, where he took his
master degree in education.
For the past FIVE years he has met
and discussed neighborhood problems
with the ministers OF the Oakland dis
trict at the First Presbyterian Church
at 4lst street and Grand boulevard.
'Ibp Oakland Review and the hi