The Chicago whip., 1921-05-28
Champaign, Ill.

James Arthur Kelley, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Kelly, of l21l West Hill
Street, Urbana died April 10th, at the
home of his parents. He was born Feb
ruary oath, 1909 at New Liberty, Ill. He
leaves a father and mother. three sisters,
F. Elizabeth, Bertha and Ruth and three
brothers, J. W., William t. and Andrew
II. Funeral services were held at Bethel
A. NJ. T. church Tuesday afternoon,
with Rev F. H. Fisher in charge. The
funeral services OF Mrs. Ada Christmas,
who was killed by her husband, John
Christmas, Friday evening, April 18th,
was held al the Salem Baptist church.
Rev X. A. Hayden was in charge. He
asked for an offering for the family.
The people responded literally by do
mating twenty-eight dollars. Sunday was
quarterly meeting day at the A, M. E.
church. Rey Sydes the presiding elder,
presided. Rev. r. A. Hayden preached
in the afternoon. Rev Franklin Jones,
pastor of the Free Baptist church, left
Monday for indianapolis, Ind, to attend
the Free Baptist Conference. While
there. he will visit his wife. Rev. J. A.
Jacobs, pastor of the c. NJ. T. church,
preached morning and evening. The
Forum was well attended at four o'clock.
Everyone come out to the Forum Sun
day We are going to have a splendid
program. Mrs. Virginia Howell, her
niece Nenetta Jackson, returned Sunday
from Canton Miss, where she spent a
week visiting her mother, Mrs. Emma
Nancy DIR. H. Z. Rowan was called to
Detroit, Michigan last week to see a
patient. Mrs. Earl Mann. who is here
from Denver, Colo, visiting her brother,
Mr. Arthur Moss, was entertained at a
party last week given at Mr.. and Mrs.
T. II. SCOTS, 904 West Stoughton
Street Mrs Richard Hall is installing
beauty parlor in her basement, 20l
East Washington. Knights of Pythias
gave a surprise party on brother M.
Crowder at his residence, 5ll F. Eureka
Street Friday evening, April 18th, 1921.
The brothers made him a present of a
$1,000 ring with the lodge emblem en-
grayed on the ring. Mr. r. H. Earnest
and Mr.. Porter Lewis motored from
Danville to Paris recently. Mr. Ernest
Hite, William and Leslie. were in Paris
last week. DR., A. L. Frazier our dentist.
while coming through Urbana Wednes-
day in his car, was accidentally run into
by another car. Slight damage occurred.
Knights of Pythias will hold their SER
mon Sunday at Salem Baptist church,
Sunday, May lst Rev Hayden viii
preach the sermon. The Sport World
is on sale at Breedlove's news company,
So East Columbia Ave. Mrs. H. ].
Wells wishes to announce the fact that
she is not a member of the Advisory
Board of the International Mercantile
and Manufacturing Company P. o. Box.
800 East Saint Louis, H., as reported.
IL. L. Breedlove is now representing the
American Products Co. of Cincinnati.
Ohio, here in the city. The carnival
given by the Masons was a grand success.
The Kappa Alpha PSI Fraternity gave their
annual banquet Saturday evening, May 81.
1921, at the Beadsey Hotel. AT 8 80 o'clock
seventytwo persons were served six-course
menu. while SCOTS Orchestra played beauti-
ful music. The tables were decorated beauti-
fully with flowers.
Later in the evening the guests assembled
at the gorgeousy decorated hall. where dane
ing was enjoyed during the remainder OF the
evening. The orchestra completely
rounded by ferns, which gave the effect of a
summer garden. The ladies were magnih-
Gently gowned, and the evening was a success
as everyone enjoyed themselves in the super
A Citizens Protective League was organized
May 9, 1921, at the A. NJ. f. Church, corner
of Park and Fourth street, by the citizens of
Champaign. The following officers were
elected:
J. w. Wesley, president; F. K Louis, sec.
retary; Mr., Harry Johnson. assistant
tary; r. B. Alexander, treasurer.
The object OF this organization is to cooper
ate with the city officials in the suppressinR
OF crime and ridding the city of undesirable
people without any visible means of support
About seventy-6ve citizens demonstrated their
interest in this movement by pledging their
loyalty TO the organization.
The Williams Singers will appear at ST
Luke Tabernacle. corner OF Fremont and
Fifth streets, on June ), 1921. Don't fail to
hear them, because you will miss quite treat
if you do.
Rev. 7. W. Jacobs LETT Monday for ST
Louis, Mo, and will return Saturday.
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