The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-06-17
Mrs, Turner Injured

Mrs. Turner Injured
Mrs. Mae Turner, 81, 29s3 Cottage Grove
Avenue. was slightly injured Monday when
struck by an automobile at 35th and State
Streets.
Autos Collide
Mrs. Emma Taylor, 81, 10 West Sind
Street, while driving automobile Sunday in
Grand Boulevard at 4Sth Street, collided with
car driven by Herbert Smith, 1904 Prairie
Avenue.
Cut About $500
James Miles, As. 1879 State Street, was cut
ON the head Monday IN a fight with Walter
Smith, 1925 State Street. a debt amount
ing to $500.
Leaves for Home
Miss Jeanette G. Wright, $40 Maryland
from the Chicago University ON Tuesday, LETT
the city Wednesday by the way OF Washington
for her home in Virginia where she will spend
a few days and then report for duties as
teacher at the State Normal, June 10.
Building
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling jenkins, 3z25 Elm.
wood Avenue. and Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. John.
son, 1912 Eden Avenue, are building their
chased through the Bailey Realty Co.
Attending University
Miss T. B. Whiting, teacher and lady prn-
eipsl at the V. N. & I. l., Petersburg, Va,
is in the city and will take up a special course
at the University Of Chicago during the
summer.
Much Improved
Mrs Annie Flowers, 226 West Schiller
Street, who has been confined at the County
Hospital several days very i'll, is much inn
proved and has been removed to her home.
On the Go
Mrs. Eliza Jackson. state grand queen Of
Illinois OF A. U. K & ID. OF A., is on the
40 visiting the various councils and the
elections.
Expected in City
DR.. John NJ. Grady, president of the Vir-
ginia Normal and Industrial Institute, Peters
burg, Va, Is expected 10 visit the city en- route
from the international Sunday School Conven-
ton at Kansas City, Mo.
In New Location
Harvest Baptist Church of which Rev. L.
Boae is pastor, has moved us church home
from WriEht's Hall, 44th and State Streets to
4slz State Street, where services are being
conducted regularly
In the South
Nine. Ezella NJ Carter, 4soo Prairie Ave
nue., IS now IN the South on long tour in
interest OF the hairdressers' convention and
business meeting to be held in Georgia during
August.
THE Primrose
"The Primrose" an entertainment given at
Quinn Chapel Thursday, June %, from 8 to
IL p m, will be something worthwhile.
Up-to date in technique,
| Artistic in decorations,
Unique in service
An excellent bill of fare with hrst-class serv-
ice while being entertained by some of Chi
c,Ros best artists is the feature OF the eve
| ming Bautiful gowns and dress suits will be
| in order
Be sure you have your tables reserved now.
| Do not miss it--A good wholesome time
| promised all.
Mr. c. NJ Ceaves is chairman "Nuf said"
DR.. Britt Honored
| DIR. Walter Britt, 471o State Street, was
made a member Of the American Council for
| the Conservation OF EyesiPht last week
| Through Mr. Herbert Hoover. secretary Of
| commerce, it was discovered that $4,000 .000
| American workers were suffering from defec-
| tive eyesight and these defects had decreasd
| production by 35 per cent. II wa. through this
| discovery that the American Council Tor the
| Conservation OF Eyesight was formed. Friends
are consratulsting DR.. Britt on his appoint
ment.