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

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Madam Thelma Wright, E. c.
Howard and Ollie Grandson. ...
Mrs. Mile Tabb from Rulevllle,
Miss, was the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Addie Lanche. 49,. Mrs.
Mittie Lampkins from Green
vile, Miss, visited relatives and
friends.
Mrs. M. L. Harris, reporter.
COLUMBUS - Mitchells Me-
mortal school was represented IN
the State Education Association
lust closed by its principal, Mrs.
Pauline Allen. She reported q
large number Of teachers and
educational workers present and
a very inspiring meeting. This
was also the year for The cleo
ton of officers. Mrs. Rogers Of
lndianola, Miss, was elected
president for the next two year.
=. D. Alexander, manager
of the Columbus Undertaking
Company, spent few days in
Jackson, Miss, recently on spe-
cial business. -. The friends Of
Mrs. Sallie Johnson, North 10Th
avenue, are glad to learn Of her
recovery after several weeks Of
illness. ... Rev. w. H. Davidson,
pastor of the NJ. U. Baptist
church, motored to Corinth,
Miss, last week. He was accom-
panied by Misses Zettie Stepp,
frankie Thompson, Rosalie Nor
ris, his niece, Mary L. Farr, and
Robert Rabb. Reverend Davidson
was engaged to preach sermon
by one of the clubs in the finan-
cial rally Of ST. Marks Baptist
church, Rev. Lucas, pastor, and
to assist generally in raising
money, which proved quite a
success. III. The funeral Of Mrs.
Addie B. Menefeld, the sister
of Rev. E. K. Hinton, pastor of
Tenth Street Baptist church,
was held April 4, at said church.
/ She passed away in Birmingham,
! Ala, on March 20 and her body
brought here for interment. She
was faithful member of Hope
well Baptist church. Her pastor,
Rev. CLANCY, accompanied the
remains and delivered the flu
neral grafton. Mrs. Tolbert,
church clerk, was also present.
She leaves to mourn their loss,
her husband, Ed Menefeld, ia
ther, William Hinton, a sister,
Mrs. Ella Robertson, Chicago, Ill,
Miss Clara Hinton, city, five bro
theirs, Wiley, James, Emmitt,
Armstead, Harold and other rel
atives. ~. The Ministers Wives
Council, Mrs. M. E. Ferguson,
president, met at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. E. K. Hinton, 10th
street, South, on April IL. A
very interesting meeting was
held. The lesson was taught by
the president. After routine
business was transacted, refresh
ments were served. ... Sunday,
April II, Mrs. Isadora Carven
entertained with an Easter sup
per at her residence on Second
street, North. Barbecue, salad,
tea and cake were served. The
dining room was beautifully
lighted and ornamented with
lovely flowers and everybody
enjoyed themselves. The guests
were Mrs. Annie Whitfield, Miss
r. L. Bailey, Mrs. Claudia B.
Williams, Miss Annie L. Cotton.
Mrs. Alice Jones, the mother of
Mrs. Pearl Lewis, Fourth street.
North, is able to sit up in bed
a little by permission of her
doctor Her friends trust she
will be out again in short. Re-
porter, Mrs. Ann l.. Cotton. ...
Mrs. Katie Harrison, North 18th
street, aged 73 years, died on
April 18. She was an old mem
Der of Sanders Chapel c. M. E.
Church, having transferred from
the Tabernacle church over for
ty years ago. She had been sick
for several months. Rev. ]. L.
King delivered the funeral ora
tion occictnd NV Pow Harrroxyn