The broad ax., 1923-04-21


ST., who has been i'll for some weeks,
is again able to be out among his
friends. Mrs. Jackson proved to be
wonderful nurse.
Mrs. Robicheaux Of 5242 Dearborn
ST., after two weeks illness is out
again. The members Of the AUX.
did their whole duty by her, calling to
cheer her up as well as paying the sick
benefits.
Liberia Council of the A. y. K. &
D. Of AS had splendid meeting; the
members are very much interested in
building up a large and intelligent
council and under the able manage
ment Of their worthy Queen, Mrs.
Nellie Burbridge, are sure to accom-
plish It. New members are coming IN
at each meeting. Their next meeting
will be social gathering; every men,
Der should be present.
The Williamson Council of the
Royal Friends Of the World is grow
ing by leaps and bounds. 1t is only a
few months old but has nearly two
hundred live, healthy members. Mr..
and Mrs. Williamson are both untiring
workers in this as in everything they
undertake. Every meeting is crowded
and from ten to fourteen new mem
bers come in each night. Meetings
are held twice each month.
The Golden Rule" grocery store is
rapidly coming to the front. New
members are being enrolled each week
in their Xmas Savings Club. 1t is 10
Gated on the northwest corner Of 53rd
and Dearborn Streets in a thickly set
tied neighborhood Of the best people
in Chicago. People who work and live
well, and have money at all times to
pay all their bills. No better neighbor
hood could have been selected for a
good first class grocery. This will
test the metal and real character of the
people in this section as there are two
groceries of the other race on the OPP
posite corners. We will soon see
which way the wind is blowing, when
our own try a venture.
The "Stickers Club" of 1924 Michi-
gan Avenue is doing some good work.
A large meeting was held in their club
rooms Tuesday, the 10th. Members
Of the central down town branch were
out and brought splendid news OF the
work the society is doing. Quite
number opened savings accounts in
their own bank. All these things are
helping us as race
The Phyllis Wheatley Club is plan
ming a millionaire wedding" Don't
fail to see it. Many other attractions
on that night.
Camp No. p of the American
Woodmen Of Chicago installed its Of
hcers last Tuesday night and are now
in real working order. This is one of
the youngest camps but has nearly
seventy-fve members to start with.
The District Manager, J. J. Atwell
and Deputy VIM. d. Neighbors, have
worked very hard the past two
months, and feel that this is to be one
Of the best Of the twenty-four camps
of the city. The present officers are,
Commander, Mrs. Matte Bell; Vice
Commanders, VIM. I'd. Neighbors, r.
Arthur Edwards; Clerk, Mrs. Mary
Williamson; Assistant, Mrs. Louise
Jones; Recorder, Mrs. Nora Z. Lee;
Escorts, Mrs. ]. ]. Atwell, Mrs. Ethel
Robinson; Waterman, Mr.. Edward
Carson; Sentry, Mr.. Edward Miller;
Chaplain, Mrs. Roxie Smith; Banker,
MI. OdAluCl l. 1<CO1 N4Adu AANAi Vi jim
Committee, Mrs. Villa Webb. Other
Offices to be filed later. Their meet
ing nights are the End and 4th Tues
day nights in each month at 1901 Wa
bash Ave, for the present. They are
preparing a social evening for their
many prospects and friends.
Miss Annie Foster, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Foster, 5434 Dearborn
St, has just completed a business
course in one Of the down town col
leges and has accepted position in
the Office Of Attorney Violette Andef-
son. We are proud OF Miss Foster.
She is only one Of the many Of our
young ladies who are really accom-
plishing something. We are glad to
see her step in to another field, for it
seemed for while that the only ave-