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New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
C. OF C. BANQUET TONIGHT
As,t ru'tmastCr General Bartlett.
 
 Principal Speaker, Expected To Arrive In City This Afternoon,

With moro than @n0 covers rc. served for the annual banquet of tAe Chamber Of Commerce tonight at the Burritt hotel. members Of
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LAWYERS ANNUAL BANQUET

The New Britain Bar association will hold its annual banquet late in April, if has been announced. The committee in charge consists of David l.. Nair, Alfred Levitt and Stanley J. Traceski.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-16
EAST RADFORD NEWS.
1Avey Aztec Caesar, Reporter)

EAST RADFoRD, VA, Jan. IL
Mrs. Signora Flippin, while on the
street last Monday was stricken
with paralysis and is dangerously
Ill at her home. Her children have
been cal ed to her bedside.
Mrs. j. T. Whitlock, Of Mt Airy,
\. has returned home after a
visit to her brother, p. w Caesar.
Mr.. W. M. Edwards has returned
from Washington.
Misses Alice Price and Evelyn
Mansfield have returned to Wash
ingtop.
Mrs. Sylvania Caesar, OF Mt. Airy,
N. c. is spending the winter here
with her son, p. w. Caesar.
Mrs. Powell, OF Lynchburg spent
the holidays here with Mrs. Halle
'Gennor.
Mrs. Martha Lee was recent
visitor In Roanoke.
Mr.. Grant Saunders is indisposed.
Little Arthur Brown remains
very III.
Mrs. W. M. Edwards was called
to 'Gaade Springs Sunday to attend
the funeral of her sister.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-16

night Of last week. Madam r ".
Perry, Ollie Ia Perry, Jennie Mon
roe and Misses Evelyn and Mary
Emma Chapman.
Mr.: Nathaniel Russell, of Rural
Retreat spent Saturday and Sunday
with r.. A. Hebron recently
Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Chapman en-
tertained Mesdames. o B. Gibson,
r.. V. Perry and OlIie l.. Perry for
dinner Thursday of last week.
NJ sses Ethel D Shelley, Mary Shelf
fey. Myrtle Newton and Ileen Gwynn
have returned to their respective
schools. after spending the holidays
with their parents.
Mrs. Bessie Dy1ia received, the an
nouncement of the marriage Of her
sister. Miss Carrie Austin to Mr.. ].
w. Dunn, of Memphis, Tenn. Miss
Austin is well known in Wythevil,e,
as she has visited here quite a num-
Der of summers Her many friends
extend to her their, congratulations
ttl
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-16
Roanoke Items
Mad ron Stanfield. Agent,

Miss Minnie Dehaven, of Detroit.
M chigan. visited her sister and
brother, Mr.. Stephen Dehaven, 3O2
Seventh Avenue. ". w. and her many
II !ms of other days. While here
she motored to Rocky Mount, the
home of her childhood
Mr.. G. r. Marable, of N. w. Third
Avenue is seriously ILL., He is one
of Roanoke's pioneers
Mrs. Rutledge, the daughter of
Mrs. frankie Miller Is conva.escing
In Burrefl Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. frankie Miller of Seventh
Avenue is improving.
Mrs. Jennie Martin, 225 Third
Avenue, N. W.. who has been sick
several weeks Is improved
Mrs. johnson, at the same address
is greatly improved.
Sir knight Naylor Pittman, 212
Seventh Avenue N. WI has bsen in
with throat trouble.
Mrs. Maude Scott, of Brooklyn, N.
Y is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Fultz, 325 Chestnut
Avenue N. W.. and will spend a
week with her sister. Mrs r. r
Howard, Of Stonega. Va.
The funeral services of Mrs Callie
Saunders. 800 Third Avenue, NJ w.
were held Sunday, the 3rdy at the
First Baptist Church, of which she
was a faithful member. Rev. A. l..
James officiated in wonderful
eulogy of this noble Christian char
acter. He was assisted by Rev. J.
]. Jefferson. Funeral Director C. C.
William had charge and the remains
were Inferred in Midway Burial Park
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-16
wYTHBvnLE ITEMS.

wYTHEv1LLE, VA Jan. IA
Mrs. Anna Hale, who has been sick
for nearly q year died Saturday
morning at her residence on Well
Street, In full triumph Of faith. The
funeral services were held Monday
afternoon at 3 p. M. at Bethel A.
NJ e. Church. Rev. G. O. Wing Off
ciating. She leaves one daughter,
Mrs. Lucy Bourne and six grand :
children and a host OF relatives and
friends to mourn their loss
Mr.. Lewis Sayles was stricken
with apoplexy Saturday evening at
Mr.. Charles Allison's place of bust
ness He was carried home and
medical aid was soon given him,
but at this writing he is in a critical
condition.
Misses Carrie Cook and Fanny
Mae Porter spent the week end in
Bristol visiting relatives. They re-
port having spent pleasant time.
Give me your subscription to The
Planet. Only SO for twelve months.
Messrs. Vester Russell and Kermit
Murphy, of Rural Retreat made a
flying trip to the city Sunday night
and called at the home of his sister,
MIS- " G. chapman.
Mr.. Thompson Jenkins, of Blue
field w. Va. is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. Virginia Monroe in
North Wytheville.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gibson en-.
tertained for supper on Wednesday
Madam Maggie Chapman r. ". Per-
ry. Ol'ie L. Perry, of Athens. Tenn,
Virginia Monroe and Misses Evelyn
and M. e. Chapman.
Madam Lucia Dickerson and jan
ME Bourne, of Gillian, w. Va ar =
rived in the city Sunday to attend
the funeral of their grandmother.
Mrs. Anna Hale.
Mrs. r. V. Perry, one of the oldest
members of Bethel A. M. e. Church
'"hc h"e he'd every office in the
church, and been faithful member
fer about 45 years, offered her res
ignation to the board Monday night
She was highly insulted and driven
from the church Sunday morning by
the pastor, Rev. G.. o. Wing. She
was staunch member and dutifui
at all times.
Mrs. jamie Crockett died Monday,
18th inst after lingering illness
VI ON yOctio ouC ultu IuII
umph of faith. ready when the end
came. The funeral was held at the
Franklin Street M e. Church. Rev
G. b. Holloway officiating, assisted
by Rev. G. o. Wing. She leaves d
husband, two children, two sisters,
Mrs. Elinora Clark, Of Wiico. w. Va.
ard Mrs. Callie Floyd, of wytheville:
three brothers, Mr.. G. w. Shelley, OF
New York City, Mr.. Dan Shelley, of
Rocky Mount, Va. and Mr.. Joseph
Shelley, of Norfolk, Va; an aunt
Mrs. Rhoda Edwards and host of
friends. She was laid to rest in
lakewood Cemetery
Mrs. Florence Brown left Saturday
for Pulaski to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. G. d. Gibson had
as their guest for supper Wednesday
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-16
COLORFUL NEWS
!. N D vIES
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ART CoNQUERs SEGREGATION.

THE TEMPEST in the teapot Of
Art stmmered down to serene tran
guilty In washington last week
when patrons, white and colored,
settled down elbow to elbow in the
Washington Auditorium and minus
any evidence OF segregation, enrap-
turedy listened to the wonder tones
Of song which burst forth from the
throat Of Roland Hayes, the golden
voiced tenor Of black hue but whose
tonal charms easily rank with those
Of John Mccormack and Lambert
Murphy. To face honest Negro opin-
ion. however, 1t may not be amiss
to tabulate the views Of few of
those who did not wholly ascribe
to the hue and cry OF segregation
which belligerent protestants f1orid-
ly aimed at, the managers Of the
Washington Auditorium, ill-famed
among co'ored folks, because of the
color schemes which wrecked the
International Musicale last spring.
One philosopher said: "Inasmuch
as Hayes ranks in the world Of mus
ical art along with Kreisler, Hof-
mann, Anna Case and Nman, and
since colored people are willing to
ne segregated to hear. those great
world artists, I don't see why the
co'or question should be so accent
uated when our own Hayes, fostered
b. the same promoters, comes to
Washington TO bring his version of
art II they protest segregation now
then they should protest 1t when
Paderewski comes to town"
Apnthor fnncnruatiUo critic cotd.
The loudest hue and cry in this
Hayes advent is being made by
those who are Jim Crow school
teachers in a segregated school sys-
tenn. II, as they insist, Hayes should
cancel his engagement and obiterate
his financial returns because of Sc
gregation, then some of those pro-
testantS should forthwith blue pen
Gil their names and salaries from
the payroll of the segregated school
system, whose emoluments they glad
somesy enjoy.
AIS well, however, that ends
vel: and the great tenor sang his
program to mixed audience whose
individuals courteously exchanged
opera glasses, Joined sentiments in
applause, and spent two hours with
Art. minus any riots. insults, or
disorder. Art held fun sway; and
self, at least, was laid on the table
as white and black, side by side,
acclaimed the Races greatest con :
tribution to field heretofore cor
nered by the Anglo-Saxons and
Germans. The treat was sublime:
the spectacle was 1nspiringa and,
lost wo forgot tho protestanta had
no need to vioce their protest. For
two hours Roland Hayes made
Christians of everybody. and that's
something that happens once in a
'ifetime.
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What'll 1 do?" Count Byron
khun de Prorok, whose expedition
mas returned from Africa, reports
that men of the white race were
living in the interior of Africa more
than three thousand years ago..
Wonder If they had any miscegena-
ton laws in Africa at that time?
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carry reprint of the two suppressed
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-16

Miss Best. So Montgomery ST.,
Newark. N. j., in a letter
says, Dr. Fred Palmer's
Skim Whitener l. very won
derful. ] have used it only
one week and it has made a
great change In my skim.