Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1942-08-02

women attracted 200 Sunday at
Liberty Hall, 1876 w. Walnut street.
Speakers represented the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People and the FEPC.
Dan Travis, active in Negro al
fairs here, said four Milwaukee
women, Mesdames A. w. Cook.
E. H. Brown, Donella Miller and
Mary Mcdaniel are in Washing
ton delegation on the subject.
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Visiting in Milwaukee from Chi
cago last week were: Misses Du-
pree, Adams, and Spencer and
Harry Payne.
Mrs. Dorsey, wife Of Atty. w.
Dorsey, has just returned to the
city from vacation.
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Babes Barbecue No. 2 had
many visitors from Chicago Sun
day. The two attractive mattresses
now employed at Babes are Mrs.
Williams and Wilhelm Mosley.
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Walter (Rosetta) Fuller, trum-
pet; Quinn Wilson, bass; Buddy
Smith, drums; Elmer Ewing, sui
tar; Rozelle ClaXton, piano; Tom
Brown, sax, and clarinet have
lust completed an engagement at
the Capitol Lounge in Chicago's
| loop and will enter Kelly's Stable
in New York. Media Dupuy is the
vocalist with the group.
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The Chicago Bees Milwaukee
office is located at 718 W. Walnut
street. Dan Travis is the repre-
sentative. Boys wanted to sell
the Bee in Milwaukee. Report
to the above address.
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The NAACP praises the A. y.
Smith Mfg. Co., for the fine Co
operation they are giving Amerl-
can Negroes of the. city by hirIng
them and allowing them to attend
the Welding school. They employ
around 800 at the present.
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The Hell Mfg. Co. is employing
around IL Negroes and the Allls
Chalmers about $50 and some Ne
gro women, graduates Of the VEGA
tiOnal school.
Atty. James w. Dorsey, and
William Kelley of the Milwaukee
Urban League and other commit
tees of the city are working 100
per cent to increase Negro employ
ment.
Mrs. Billy Patterson Of 7l9 W..
Walnut street, died Tuesday morn
ms Of a heart attack. The body
is at the O'Bee Funeral Home a
waiting funeral arrangements.
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Earl Hines opens here at the
Jam Room, 1876 w. Walnut street,
| Saturday, August Is.
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At the State Fair August z to
10. the Army Show will feature
a crack colored troop of 80 horses.
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There are 5,266 women on relief
| In Milwaukee, mostly Negro. The
situation is aggravated by the clos
ing of restaurants and stores due
to shortage of help.
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Governor He'll has established
Headquarters in a hotel here and
expects to address the boys at
Battle Creek sometime this week.
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John @. Schaffer, 18th district
congressman and a friend Of the
veterans at Wood, Wis, will run
again on the COP ticket.
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The Ushers Of st. Marks church
wish to thank those who attended
the Mems Day services and helped
to make it a success.
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The 18th annual session of the
General Baptist Association OF
Wisconsin and it's auXiliaries, met
july 21-24 with the Emanuel
Baptist church Of Beloit, Wis, Rev,
!! w. E. Brown, pastor. Mrs. j. G.
Mapp. first vice-president Of the
Women's Auxiliary Of the National
Baptist convention, save very in
spring lectures on the Morris Me-
mortal Publishing House in Mem
phis, Tenn.
The women's department re-
! elected Mrs. I. MI Coggs and her
staff unanimously. The S. S. and
BTU elected Rev. I. M. Coggs
president; Mrs S. Tatum, vice
president; Miss Myrtle Seward,
secretary; Miss Eddie M. Cham
pion, pianist, and Miss Rosie 4.
Lampkins, directress.
The parent body reelected Rev.
c. H. Brumfeld, moderator; and
Rev. l.. G. Lampkin, secretary.
The Metropolitan Baptist church
of Milwaukee, Of which Rev. 2. 4.
Crockett is pastor, became a new
church in the association, which
adjourned Friday evening with the
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