Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-06-09

Clayton on behalf of the church. re-
Spouse on behalf OF A. u. X. and ID. OF
"A. was madeby NJ. Il. Bailey. The
sermon was delivered by Rev. S. 5.
Wesley. Man. state and grand officers
were present and made interesting r.
marks.
Annette W.. &c Broadice, soloist. is
back in the ci,y following an extended
tour OF the southwest i'm song recitais
Attorney Water Nj. Farmer, 1S4 W
Washington street delivered the prln
cipal address before the first reunion
OF graduates of Lincoln University at
Jefferson City, Mo-, May 3Oth. Attor-
ney Farmer will then visit other parts
OF the State.
Ambrose III. Robinson, nephew CT
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Young. ALA Calu.
met avenue spent q short time in the
city enroute to Metropolis. ILL.,. his
home town from Milwaukee. Wis
where he has spent the past six
months.
Jas. A. Parker 6S16 Langley avenue
has just returned from his vacation at
Milwaukee, Wis, where he had a pleas
ant stay with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Parker is secretary of the Pyra-
mid Building and Loan Association.
Morgan Park was the sceca of many
visitors last Sunday who had come to
look over the beautiful place with the
prospects OF buying their homes.
Many were new corners to the city.
Robert S. Abbott and Mrs. Abbott.
owner and publisher of The Chicago
Defender, the worlds greatest weekly
arrived in the city last Tuesday and
were met by large number OF the
Citizens Committee who gathered at
the Englewood station with automo-
blies and after a parade through the
streets arrived at the Defenders Office
where short address es were made Mr.
AhDott has spent three months in the
Countries OF South America in inter.
es, OF The Defender and on other III.
pei tant matters.
Mrs. Lou Ella Young ala Calumet
Ave. d. G. M. N. G.. Eden G.. Distric.
Households of Rain Of Illinois. W.s..r
sin and jurisdiction is working hars
to push forward The WORK Of n.
Households for thu coming of the ASH
ual meeting to be held in August a. r.
st. Louis. During the week Mrs.
Young spoke at Milwaukee. Beloit and
Madison Wisconsin,; Rockford, Bloom
ington and Freeport Illinois.
Hon Wn, 7 @.
mas accepted an invitation 20 be pres
emf ut the annual sermon OF A. u. x.
ana ID. or a, OF Chicago which will oa
neld June 10th at the Ebenezer Baut-
ISL church. Hon. Fields is National
Grand Master OF the organization and
Commander-in-Chief OF the military
department.
Sherman Jackson. a member of Pro
gressive Lodge X. Of p. Is much in.
proved and has returned to his home
Following confinement at Providen.
Hospital several weeks where he was
quite i'll.
j. ID. Edwards 1905 W. 1O9th Place
morgan Park accidently injured ono
OF MS feet during the past week and
Is unable to leave his home. He is al.
offcer of North Star Lodge U. B.. F..
A. E. Pinckney, ALA Calumet ave.
nue. and Mrs Florence Masterson. 473i
fralrle avenue, Milwaukee, Wis, Wis,
ed Milwaukee Wisconsin last Sunday
and spent the day.
Hllard Settles 1886 S. Throop s.,
Morgan Park is at RIPLEY Ohio, at the
bedside of his sick mother. Mrs. Eliza
beth Settles.
M T. Bailey president the Bailey
realty Co. 363S S. State street has
cicsed many important deals for mem
hers OF the race in the city. Morgan.
Park and other suburban towns. He is
trdly paving the way for future usefu,
ness for the race.
Mrs. Maggie Hughes. 626 E. 3Sth S,
VINO has been visiting with relatives
and friends in the south for sometime
is now at Chattanooga. Tenn, Mrs.
hughes Will remain in the south sew
eral weeks longer returning to the citv
about June 25th
Word was received by Mike Roths-
chlid ob3S 5. State street OF the death
OF his mother, Mrs. Nancy Scott VINO
died at her home at WoodvilIe, Miss
May 18th. Mrs. Scott is survived by
TOUR other sons and many relatives.