The broad ax., 1924-12-13

/ had me to speak to the young people
there. 1t was not long before | was
headed now for Memphis, but ! rode
the Cotton Belt iron horse to Brink
ley, and got off there to get on the
Rock Island, because at the stable
where the Cotton Belt goes in they
have white red caps and they refuse
to help my people, and at the Grand
Central they have colored boys and
they help them all alike.
| Going through Forest City, | saw
Mrs. Lulu Blount- Bryant, who
brought me whole chicken to the
stable, and it was some cooked
chicken. believe, me honey. ! am sure
you remember her, for she is one Of
our leading women, and great wonl-
an in the Royal Circle OF Friends OF
the World
Now, then, the next thing ! was in
Memphis, and found Miss B. c. Ford
and her beau, with his fine automo-
bile car carriage awaiting me to tote
me to my stopping place Miss Ford
is spending the winter with her cousin,
Mrs Grant, and they have fine house
and are happy She is doing some
clerical work serving others. She says
that She is going to get busy in Sun
day School after Christmas and do
all she can for her people, especially
the young people. God bless the e.
forts.
Night was spent in town, then off
for Birmingham, there to be the guest
of Editor Adams, and his wife. This
is one happy couple, and Mrs. Adams
is one OF the finest women it has been
mine to know She is cheerful and
READY To render service to the friends
Of her husband II was a pleasure for
me to be in this palatial home al
though it was only for a short time
Editor Adams has heart in the
right place and he j. trying to serve
his people. 1t is interesting TO see
how he puts his brains on paper in or
der to feed the minds Of others and
give them information He Is the sole
owner OF the Birmingham Reporter.
His life is in this work. He is the vice
grand chancellor Of the Grand Lodge
oi Knights 81 Pythias.
! went out to Tuggle Institute
fact they sent an automobile car car
riage to tote me out there. and /
paused at the grave Of Mrs. Carrie "A.
Tuggie. She was born. she lived. She
spent life OF usefulness for Others.
and then she died. but she continues
70 live III the hearts of those she ben
Gifted. and others who knew her only.
] met the new president OF Tuggle In
stitute, Mrs. f. G. Blevins. She IS
putting her life into the work Mrs
Lena Blount Is Worthy Grand Coun
sellor OF the Calanthe, and Mrs. Lena
Sherrod is at the head Of the Rising
Sons and Daughters Of Protection.
and Herbert I'll Gloverk Il secretary
OF the Grand Worthy Counsellor.
called on Mrs. Mitchell the
daughter ri Mrs. Tuggle, and She told
me that my room was there and there
would ever be room in her home
tor me. and that | should come right
on home She u indeed fine woman
and her husband u just 4 gentleman
Mr. Glover got an automobile car
carriage, conducted BY Sam and
toted ms by the home Of Mr.. Adams
and then by to zee Mrs. Glover who
IS indeed fine young woman and
then from there went to the stable
70 leave stopping at the Office Of the
birmingham Reporter. You want "
know all the things happened? Time
viii not permit me to tell you all.
Of for Atlanta, and honey Their.
+ where ! saw something that / never
expected to see in Atlanta, a meeting
OF the Federal Council of Churches
composed Of all the Christian churches
of the world, and ali the people were
mingiing together, without any line
beng drawn. There was not a white
section n that church or colored sec
ton but All one in Christ. II I'll
minded me 50 much of heaven and
what it will be. Then all Of this
JIM Tom Foolishness Of white and
coiored only signs will be wiped out
and we will All Be Gods children ANA
will just shout all over heaven.
Just had to hold my peace, and viii
continue to do 50.
/ saw Bishops Caldwell, Lee and
Clements Of the A. NJ. E. Zion church.
Bishops Ransom and Gaines Of tbe