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

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she impersonated a little boy so
successfully that most of the au-
dience were unaware Of her
identity. She served as announ-
Ger. Rev. T. A. Johnston, pastor.
Those participating in the play
and on the program were: Mrs.
Lewis, Lloyd Dent, Mrs. Lloyd
Dent, Miss Sally Walker, Jewel
Hinton, Clifford Lewis, Marcella
De Lavallade, boys of the Help
ing Hand club, Mrs. Clara Sey-
mour, Rev. T. A. Johnston, Mrs.
T. "A. Johnston, Glee Club quar-
tette, Mrs. Clara Seymour, Miss
Edith Norton, Mrs. Dickson, Pen
dleton Mackey. Miss Hat
tie Hooks for fifteen years
missionary in Liberia, addressed
a missionary meeting at the I'm
ion Congregational church in
Peoria, last Monday. She left for
Clinton, Mo-, Monday night
where she addressed two confer
ences then journeyed to Kansas
City for a visit with her sister,
before attending the annual con-
ference Of the M. E. church at
Springfield, Mo. Rev. Ernest
Scott, pastor of Bethel NJ. E., Pc
oria, will also attend this con-
ference. The Church of
God in Christ has established a
mission at $40 North Adams st.,
where services are held each
evening. The general public, is
invited. Elder ]. L. Little, pastor.
New York State is leading
in the two years contest of
Mount Zion Baptist Church,
Fourth and Spencer. Deacon w.
Wright, governor, A. j. Warner,
T. B. Bush, Mrs. Lena Metlock,
Simon Faucet and Mrs. Nettie
Porter, mayors Of various cities.
They gave a successful dinner at
the church Sunday, Apr. "a. Rev.
NJ. d. Dickson, pastor. Sue
cessful in winning the nomina-
ton for precinct committeeman
in the recent primaries of April
IL, were: Sam Thomas, first pre-
cinct, third ward and Harry
Tisdell, first precinct, seventh
ward, both on the Republican
ticket. CORRECTION: Miss
Marie Robinson, charming young
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Robinson, was one of the char
acters in the successful play, "a
Dream of Queen Esther" re-
Gently presented by the Silver
Star Chapter, No. "a, 0. E. S.,
Mrs. Mary Banks, w. NJ, and
director. Mayor Dave McClug-
gage presented Easter eggs to
every colored Sunday school in
the city. Dale Robinson distrib-
uted the eggs. A large au-.
dience enjoyed the fine program
at the pew rally sponsored by
the Willing Workers club at
Mt. Zion, Seventh and State,
Sunday, April "a. Among those
appearing on the program were
Verna Jean Blake, little daugh-
ter of Rev. and Mrs. David
Blake, piano solo; voice solo,
Donald Jones, accompanied by
his sister, Nola Foster. Donald
and Nola are the talented chill
dren Of Mrs. Imogene Foster
Jones; trio by Mesdames Lena
Metlock, Ethel East, and Jennie
Bibbins, accompanied by Nola
Foster, all of Peoria Heights.
Mrs. Grace Walker, president;
Rev. T. A. Johnston, pastor. The
ladies' quartette of st. PauPs
also participated in this program.
PERSONALS: During last
week Francis Gibbons of Chi
cago, was the welcome guest of
his sister, Miss Clara Gibbons,
923 Monson st. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bolden of Chicago visited
their daughter, Mrs. Leila Head,
popular beautician, over the
weekend. The Boldens were ac-
companied by a daughter.
Mrs. Lucy McFolling Of Los
Angeles, Calf, is visiting her
sons and their families, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walt McFolling, Mr.. and
Mrs. Junior McFolling and Mr..
and Mrs. Sanford McFolling. ~.
Rev. E. E. Brown, pastor Of Mt.
Carmel Baptist church, was a
business caller in Peoria last
week. He has modernized and
beautified his home at 912 Sixth
street, by the addition Of ashes
tos shingles. Mrs. Victoria
Order of 1928 Antionette street,
was called to Knoxville, Tenn,
by the illness Of her sister, Mrs.
Bette Bridgewater. B. G.
Leatherwood of 805 Saratoga,
spent Easter with his mother in
Memphis, Tenn. Mrs. John
Gordon of Davenport, Iowa., was
the weekend guest Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Price
of Pine street. Young col
legians spending the Easter holi-
days in Peoria included John
Cheek, Normal State Teachers
college, the guest of his uncle,
Garfield Coin, Lillian and Albert
Spurlock, Of the University of
Illinois. Miss Louise Finch
of Beaver Dam. XIV. has come to