Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1938-05-01

Thompson and sons, Homer
Jackson and William Jackson,
Of 405 Fulton avenue, Peoria
Heights, were called to Chicago
by the death of Mrs. Thompson's
son, Joe Ray Jackson, age Is.
Pneumonia was the cause Of
death. He was inferred in Mount
Glenwood cemetery in Chicago.
Mrs. Thompson and family are
very grateful for the floral Of
ferings sent by Peoria Heights
friends. Miss Gabrielle
McClelland Of Bloomington,
spent Sunday in Peoria, the
guest of her fiance, Allen Scott,
319 Merriman st. Sister
Elder Emma Lynch, pastor Of
the Church Of God and Saints
of Christ, enjoyed visit from
her nephew, Ivan Brooks, and a
number Of friends, all from Ma
Comb, III. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bean from Chicago and Mr.. and
Mrs. McGill of Galesburg, visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson Eas-
ter Sunday in their lovely apart
ment at the Boyd Apartments,
201 Main street. The num-
erous friends of J. Wilbur HaW-
kins, 400 Fulton, Peoria Heights,
Ill, will be pleased to learn that
he has recovered from injuries
sustained in a runaway accident
and returned to work Monday,
April %. Sandy Warford
Of New York City recently visit
ed his niece, Mrs. Clemmie Irv-
ing and family Of 1O11 First st.
Mrs. Tennie Proctor, her
husband and mother, are clean
ing house at the God in Christ
church on Green street. Every
body is welcome to services.
Mrs. Bertha Turner of
Champaign, ILL.,, sister of Dave
Roey, had the misfortune to
break machine needle off in
her finger last week. Although
infection set in she is now i'm
proving. i Al. THE SICK: Mrs.
Pinkie Mcdowell, wife Of Rev.
M. NJ. Mcdowell, is i'll at her
home, 1921 South Jefferson; Miss
Irene Winston, who recently
underwent a minor operation at
St. Francis, is convalescing at
her home, 1000 Sixth street;
Frank Redd, 1O8 South Globe
ST.; Cordel Watson of 922 Mon,
son, has been released from
Methodist hospital and is con-
valescing at his home. Miss Min
ME Summers of Chicago, is con-
valescing at. the home of her
sister, Mrs. Nettie Johnson, 218
Hancock street. DEATHS:
Mrs. Mary Fountaine, 66-year-
old native of Atlanta, Ca, died
at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Leona Swain, IT'S First
avenue, after a four months ill
ness. She married Peter Foun-
tame 80 years ago and has lived
in Peoria 10 years. She was a
faithful member Of Bethel M. E.
church. Mr.. Fountaine preceded
her in death five years ago. Sur
viving are two daughters, Mrs.
Swain Of Peoria and Mrs. j. H.
Caldwell Of Waverly, Tenn; a
son, William Rowe, and a sister,
Mrs. Susa Horton, both Of At
lanta, Ca, and II grandchildren.
Coins had charge of the
body. The funeral Of Mrs. Foun-
talne was held at the Coins Flu
neral Home at 200 3. m, April
rs, with Rev. E. Scott of Bethel
M. E. church of which she was
member, officiating. Those who
attended from out Of town were
Mrs. j. N. Caldwell, a daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Rowe, Mrs.
Fountaines' son and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Rowe, a grand
son and Eliveen Rowe, a great
granddaughter. PRAYER
BANDS: Undenominational, Mrs.
Carl A. Jackson, presiding. By
invitation this band was combin-
ed in glorious session at st.
PauPs Baptist Church April "a,
at 900 a. m. Those present in
cluded Mrs. Carl A. Jackson.
Mrs. Jennie Coin, and Mrs. Will
hams Of Mount Zion, Seventh
and State, Sister Autry, Mother
Byrd, Mother Scott, Sister Nellie
Warwick, Sister N. Wood, Sister
NJ. Booker, Rev. G. G. Autry
Sister R. Brooks, Brother r
Brooks and Mother Mulherron
Next meeting will be with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Warwick. 2O6
Meyer st., May H.. CHURCH
ES: Morning Star Baptist church
Rev. j. S. Davis, pastor. AS our
pastor was out of town attend
ing a conference, the ministerial
were in the hands of
Rev. Sharp. Rev. Sharp had 81
a speaker for the day, Rev. Oh
i've, who formerly held the pas
torate Of the Ward Chapel AM
=. church. Sunday school was
well attended. The boys won the
contest last Sunday. more Pow
er TO them. Mrs. M. Ca
raWay, who spent the HOLIDAYS
out OF town, has returned and
reports that she had a most en-