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I stnrih Anrnn 191333 Sttt Here Anniversary Th above building la But ef Vv tSWjSjm.SmttM vir BchooscUdy avenue, Brooklyn. K. of wback the Bev. 8. H.

V. Bombs 1s pastor. The congregation dates beck more thui notary Ld prspsratlons are sow la tin making to her an, ilitoitt anniver. Lry program. Mel Tatcraacle Preparing For By BAxna a.

leach Tit 1t. 8. H. V. Gumbe, pwtor ssesbirs of Bethel Tabernacle Mi.

Chsreh, located at 90 Scheu tiiv aveaua, Brooklyn, are per Lur nlans to begin the eelebra tot their anniversary beginning ttenber to 10. There are meet torn being held looking for Hrl to masing mis occasion one far reaching importance la the futerT of Brooklyn ehurehea. Dis ngaiehd speaaera my a oeea ln including Bishop David H. pretiding bishop of the Die Bepreeentetive Laymen, Social and Business Soeie will aiM take part ia the ter Bistory of Bethal lit clot of ground oa which Bitfcel aow rande ia hitrie, for here in the year lado that li sret reugtone aemeea were The coagregatioa waa at that known ae the WeekerilU A. Chunk and haa alwara been eotMMioa of Negroee.

The heote worthip wae built and known at nkLA.M.L Charck of Brooklyn lily the eoraeritone waa laid in h'. The (hnrch vat had aome of toouuj boh ooietaaoing iiatera. a 1M0 the Str. S. H.

V. Gnmba, fhe twwnt PMtor. Matwed Ui ehireh In frame buildiii. tour jwi wet raiaed in addition to ar taooeaad eabeertbed br the inbn to be paid at the "gwiad iitir tnt preient buldinv. the bnilding wae atarted aV.

Gam be nude ereeiilin tir of the MjnkatUn Conference year The iter. c. P. he (oeeeeded hint built the Npreieat nnit of '6re4er Beth Ma 19C3." Sev. L.

BL Uiiftt Btttiti Iter. Co lot, and after a X9r or eere withdrew to the Church. The Ber. Dr. Gomfce waa recalled in ptitorata ef Bethel Taber twe yean ago aad aaeeeeded eppa foreclosure proeeediagi UTilt the roert.

"Our prerreea kaa boea nknM. dohlie the two vakjiM J. Bcei Dr. Sumba. "aad the Dm brgrhter aa the members eoa ceeperate, all workiaf to ia peace and harmMrJ' OfficUli of Chonft leere of the ekarch are ae fol Trutee hoard: Hearr AIIm tUm CK(, Uaaa Thompaon.

baas lfJJeea. B. M. Greea. Pftnoe Board: William Ostten, 1 ChrUtmli iv.

mrdee So. 1: Levise Uoora, 'J Ihtrrer, Mary Jefferaon, lit k74Ne Beard Ke. ft Carrie Marnret Decahir. rectory of Churches laW it Mfa a SJS) wamjm sniot ssmces. fn" eaca snw matrTMuui 'a rr stain m.m..

OMUHOM ent 11 W. Ba R. 48, li Jara nilOVn VRWUXLU, Wll Wilson, 24. 470 Convent avemx; tiHi' a7 Frances Oomwel. 170 West 128tk eatrtea at itreet WILSON CROMWELL Wil ww si a.

tests wT7iW1D wtia terwoa, JJ1 5 aao a a. m. 1 1 eaoss, ait tit uaoavt. aiterMKiui MurMriM ta jian, 1 aw ss. aoiut auna I BtTHooirr We tu2 111 WMt I It 'lr sertpee foem t'w efllBHj liMIMW f.

1 7 i'L SUM 1 Service WiD Be Held i. iv" v. Bethel Tabernacle A E. Chares, TUB Photo. i 111 Church Its Anniversary Clinton, Mary Hicka, Vest Brent.

Hattie Manchester, aaperintead of Banday school; Lonrincia Jobneon, preaident. Mite Missionary dent, A.C.E. Leane: Mae Peannan. presideat, Udy lehert; Wilhebnina Powell, preaident, Jonior Ladire Lahore; Mae Bobertt, preaident. Pastor's Aid Circle: Rosa Edward.

preaident, Deaoonees Board; Grace Brnney, president, Senior Choir; Eleonore Manohetter, preaidsnt, Jn nior Choir; Christopher Bigby, president. Men's Gnild; Eva Alexander president, Trustee Aid; Margarst Gooding, preaident, Helping Hand; Nannie Sebermerhoni. nreeident Willing Workere; Minnie Byrd, Margaret Toeker aad Boss Place. organute; Edith Loams and Elaine Green, pianists. ATKINSON LAWRENCE George Atkuuon.

28, 77 West 113th street; Proline Lawrence, 22, 20 East Ah itreet. BROdAcCGT ON IRB Tm Broddngton. 21. J50 Manhattan aTtnoei Eliat V. Irby, 22, sans ad dersa.

BRAITHWA4TE.TYKES Cur ih.Mk. street; Maeroes L. Tynea, 18, 126 W. liVh ttreet. BAUM ANN WARD Frederick amain, JO, 1883 Maditoa armne; Cecelia Ward, 18, 2905 Eighth avenue.

COMBS CAMPBELL Donald Comb, 48, 441 Eighth aTetme; Bernka Campbell, 37, 464 West 146th street. COLEMAN REED William Coleman, 47, 301 West 137th street; Bessia Reed, 40, tame address. DIAZ RAMIREZ German a Dins, 32, 22 East 106th itreet; Lai IL Ramirez, 24, same address. DENNIS JOHNSON GrinriHe Dermis, 31, 36 Wert 133rd street; Rath S. Johnson, 31.

tame address. EDEIXN LANDRINE Charles Cdeien, jo, 944 St Nicholas venae; Blanche Lmdrina, 34. Central Park West. HODGE FOX Albert Hodge, 115 West 119th street; Margaret rev, jo, iutj west ltkd ttreet. HA LES KIRJY Clarence Hales, 23, 39 St NidMUs erina Kirby, 20, 258 West 117th St JOHNSON WILDER James A.

jonnseo, 9 west 117th street; unci N. wilder. sams address. JOHNSON.JACKSON Israel joonson. East 120th street; Evangeli Jackson, 18, 1384 Fifth avenue.

KOTTO JOSEPH Vaohet Kot to. 33, 67 West 119th street; Gladyi Joseph, 207 west I5Jrd street IW.CY GREN Alfred Low ney, 21. 40 West 135th street; Edith Ureen, 18, same, address. MAHEE HOLLEY Ralph A. Mahee, 24, 240 West 49th street; Sarah J.

Hoficy. 21, 286 West 147th street NEWMAN MEDAD Joha Nawmaa. 43, 938 St Nicholas sv aoe; LiHisa Medsd, 26, ume address. PAGAN TORRES Themoe Pagan, 29. 145 East 114th street; tmiita Torres, 2a, same address.

ROD RIDE HOOPER Ferdinand Rodride, 45. 210 West 63rd itreet; Anela Hooper, 34, 158 West 129th street RUTHERFORD JACKSON Harry Rather ford, 28, 484 Owrent sveiroe; Marjoric Jackson, 26, 109 West 144tb street 5 EVE HARRISON Jamas SereDe, 2394 Seventh avenue; Pearl E. Karri son, 20 urns address. WISE SWEENEY Freeman Wise, 26, 2441 Seventh avenue; Viola U. Sweeney.

23, 12t West 138th street WILMOT TAYLOR Andrew WOrnot 54 1S4S Seventh SvttcJ Sossn Tirlor. SO, same address. WEST DAVIS Hsrold West 32, 4 Wet lJ9th street: Gladys Dsv 32. 2420 Sevenrh avenoe. WILLI AMS THOMPSOV Al frrd Williams.

2 Wet IlOtV BertKa Thnmnwft. 29. imt sdVtrns. WTLLMMS nold WHIlUsH. 38.

301 Wert IJ7ib street; dark Wslker. 50. ism sd dres. rr. ft.

I tli tre Mir tit tItrV.Ui,e Yolrw tJ' If i ceo A. Htrrit. SO. mt tddress. ApotoEc Chnrcli In NarjcdConvccatica Here AclS to 24lh Starting fucsday, August 15, minlstera, pastors and delegates frtm all parti of the country were registering at the Refuge Church of Christ for the twanu eth national convocation of the Church of Our Lord Jesui Christ of the Apostolic Fsith which will continue through August 24.

D1f cites are rcfisltrinff from as far away as British We it Indies and Canada. Bishop R. Lawson, paiforof Refuge Church has made extensive preparations to care for them all Them will be daily business meetings as well as religious sessions. Tuesday, Att IS, was opening day. Wednesday, 16, an executive session will ba held; Thursday.

National Women's Day will be observed with the women taking entire charge of the program; Friday will be devoted to business and Divine Healing; Saturday will be pVeachers' Day; Sunday, August fQ, will be Apostles Day and National Communion; it 5 a. oa the 21st, students of the Sunday School will hold forth; en the 22, The 'Armour Bearera Young Peoples Union will hav charge ef Young People's Day; Wednesday, will be me final national business ses sion and Eeducation Day; on the last day, Thursday, 24, ordination and appointments of pastors will mark the closing. Soma of the outstanding women of the nation have been secured for Women's Day. Mrs. R.

Lawson wiU be on of the guests of honor. Bishop Lawson has beep chosen is speaker for the evening. Miss Ora Waid is nation si president of the Women's Outs and Missionaries of the Church. Among some of the topics to ba discussed at the business ses sions are a round table discussion of current Issue as it affects the Netgro, business development mong colored people during the recession, and of course, his ad vancement along spiritual lines. A soecial invitation has been extended the public to attend any and all sessions and msny local eastors hava sirnified their in tentions of coming.

tfOTHEl AJUL COW CBTTXCR Oa Sunday aaormiag at Mother lion, the guest speaker waa Bar. Chariea H. Sheltoa of Kackenaaek, N. J. He took hie text from Ese kisl 18:4.

"The seal that sianeth it shall die," also Bomana "There to therefore now as eon does nation to thim, which are ia dtrist Jesus." The aremom ws very faav preeeive. The congregation waa pieaaoa at tne preeenee oc tae poster. Dr. B. CL Bobeaon, at the eew vies.

The servieea were wall at tended. Jive iaanta wars baptised. Thirteen verseas matted with tko cJrereh during the Ths Janior Gkmreh serried, wwrs held at 10.45 a. aa ssual, Bv. P.

A. rrioa preaohlaf sa the yoang people. Chneek school ootrveasd ad IJtO p. sa. Ths Christian EstdeoTor hour waa conducted bv the Intermediata Society.

Ths MaUory Singera of Miss issippi rendered two seiaetaena. At I o. at. The Lsrd'a Supper waa selobrated. Jisditotion waa by vst.

JU Pries, aamtant poster. Thursday, ths Now Jersey Qaar tots Assoeaataoa wiB appsar at tbia eharreh ia eeaeert with swhoaa, aader soap ices of Class No. 17, Claude Keels. Wader. A World's Fair Moonlight eraiae oa ths Steamer "Flro Island" erill be girea nadir auspfees of CWssee II aad tL Theodore Daaieia aad liawood' Co Idea, leaders.

Friday, prayer aad praise serviee. Meetiaf, Chare Aid, Saturday, cake sale, Cuss Na. 18. Nest fioadsv, 8 p. at, mortfago fund rally and awarding af cape.

ST. XABJC'I MJL cnRnsOR Bos X. T. Woatharby, pastor af 3s ft. Matthews Mstkodist Chunk, Oreomsbors, N.

eoneluded his visit as nest preacher at fit. Mark's Melodist Chare, last Scja day preaching at both the atoning aad evening services. There wars a large aomber of viietors present from Grsoasboro aad other porta ot tka eouatry. Mrs. Bosie Baaeoek a member of the local preaching staff, conducted the serviee.

The subjeot of Dr. Weather? 'a ssrmon' ia the morning waa "Ths Need of a Comsaoa Language." The Junior Choir ander direction af Mrs, Theme famished the musia. Ia ths morning Doris Marjorto Campbell, ths tafaat laaghtsr of Mr. and Mrs, Jehaaie Cajapbell waa shristonsd. In ths sveaisg Dr.

Wsatksrby preached a short sermsa he ere ad miaisteriar the hold eommiaien. A large a am ber of persoas asmmaaod at ths regular moathly esmmunisa tervlee. tar. H. Kiig.

paster, pieae rotara freaa hie vecatioa sa Friday. a i. IT. FASCES FXSS. COUBOS Oa last Baaaay, Aagust II, at 11 a.

au. Bobsrt F. ehasoa, seats sta iH aasitaat to the paster ta St amsa, dsllvore4 the seratoa, his taoma aoing "Cinaoaaity tfeat embdaes Trafsdy." The masie for th tervks fit directed by Mrs. Blaachs K. Thsmsa, church school sate director.

A solo. "0 Divine Redeemer' by Ooaaod, was Sang by Mrs. Msysss Bkhardtoa, while the offertory tathem, "Lift Thiao Eyee' Meadflaseha was sssg by ths H. T. Barleigh Choir.

Al the eveaisg service, Mr. Jeha sea araia delivered tse sermoa. while the H. t. Barleigh Choir agaia furnished the aiaeie.

The enViory solo. "Jesus Lover ef My Bout," was suag by Mrs. f.t ta Ktrsad, of 8t Psaf's Baptist therrh Choir. The psetor. Rev.

Willis Llovd fars. who is sat of teoa fo the preoeat aad the Senior Choir, aader Dr. Cbarlrtoa's dlrecUoa, will rstam for the list two servfers la aersit. The church will ba host to si any summer arhool aad World '1 Fstr viOTtnn, aed r'unv th to the Dirts 'Theta l.ij:.. 1..

1 7iTnv, wmtrm mvwjt vf9lot meetists ss4 ts'iefg? 4it ths Istter pert the farth week ia ths moata af Aagast. NEW TORK AGE BAPTIST TBXsTLS CHTJaVCH A mueieal festival will be given Thursday eveaiag ia Baptist Tem ple Chares, 10 West lleth street. Bar. B. F.

Coles, patsor, in celebra tion of the SMh saniversary of the Bcv, and Mrs. R. E. Petera aa Afrioaa missionaries. Ths affair will be for benefit of their school, the Wsst African Industrial Academy ia the Gold Coast, Wast Af riea.

Among ths musical groups whieh will participate are the Athenian Cheral Group, ths Galloway Chorus. Prof. Hall 'a Choir aad the Imperial Stagers. The Dorsey Singers are also expected to cooperate. .1 .1 EPHESUS S.DJL.

Prof. J. L. Moraa from Hunts tills Als? wss guest speaker for the morning. The subject ef hia sermon waa "Ths Church Asleep." The test wss found ia Matthew 14: 17.

Prof. Moraa warned that God waa calling for the church to wake up aad seek Him aow. Two oersoaa joined ths church when ths invitation wss sxtended by Pastor Thorn aa M. Bowa. The eharch ia progressing well toward the purchase of ths build ing and ia keeping in the lead of other years in their current exponas offerings aad oj'ier missionary ao uviues.

TTBBT EVMATTTJITTj OHTXBOR August 17, at the First Bmiaaaasl Church. 109 West 130th strteo. Ber, B. m. Boldea, psetor.

holy oommunioa wiU ba served at Henry Parker oxeeutivs see 11 a. sa. Ths neat soesker will ba rotary of the Pittsburgh Y.M.C.A., who ta visiting his family here. BBZSOB STBBET OHUBCH All services wees well attended tkroughest the day. Tka assistaat pastor.

Bar. EthSridga opeasd the services prayer by Bar. w. Wilton, assistant pastor of Allea Chaneh, Jamaica. Other visitors were Bew.

8. A Cooper, Bar. Goorge Maybaaks and family of Frsooort, who sang one of his favorite selections. Ber. M.

X. Jackson pre ached aa inspiring sermoa from 8t John after which ths invitation waa sxtended for new members. Those who responded wars Prise 11 la Johnson, 791 Gates aveaue; Flossie Ut ley, 43m Weverly avonue, and Baehal Bpeaeer, 171 Decatur itreet. Flowera in the pulpit were ia memory of Stephea ashsr from daughter, Golothia aad son in law, 8. Smith.

Also in memory of Stswardsss Maresllina BlagTove, from her Bertha, and sonia law, Mr. Speaks. Othsr flow ore wars ia memory of Stewardess Bvelya W. Taylor from her family. Walter Burton ia ia Kings County Hospital where hs improving.

Tka watermelon feast of ths Bath Mito Missionary Society win be hsld August at ths ehureh, Mia. B. aoksoa, prseident. BBTHAVT fUPTIBT OaTOBCH Tko Reg. X.

A. P. Cheek of Nsw Tork dalivsnsd tko miessgs ta tka abseaee of Rev. B3abaU War rsa. fiis sabjeot waa "Christiaa Dignity." At the okas of the sermoa aa appeal waa mads aad two roapsaded, Mrs.

E. Young aad K. 80110. Masis wa rendered by tka Senior Choir with solo by Mise M. Ellis.

The ehnir was under direction of Miss Thekaa Xagrakam. rioroaoe hiu at her root lot Ckauaeey street. BZTatEL TAXXlVAXTLl CHUXCH Ban 8. H. V.

Gamba. pastor of Bethel Tabsraaela AJUL Charek eaohod aa inspirias? sermoa at church last 8uader morulas. August It. It waa entitled "A Confused World or a Myatie CM Hsation." The Brooklyn District Ooaforsaot ef tka AJI.E. Church wiU take place Aanet 1, aad eepteaabar 1 at Bethel Tabsraaels Charek, Sehsnsetady avoaua, aad Dsaa street, Brooklyn, Bar.

8. H. V. Gamba, pastor. All are wsleoau.

Tka aeeoad aaaual bua rid to Baltiatort, aadsr auspiesa of the Mea', Guild of Bethel Taber nacle U.K. Church, Brooklyn, to seksdalsd for Sunday. Autust 80. Buses leave church at a. arrive ia.

Baltimore at tM m. aad leave Baltimore at tM p.m. THE FIRST BAFT. CHURCH The Sunday schsdule for ths First Btptiit Church waa aa early noraiag prayer meeting with Mrs. Mitchell in charge.

Sunday scaooi tenowea wim Mr. Parker sresidmg. Tka Maior choir with Mrs. Korasgay at the piano pen the regular moraine services. Rer.

Doll from the U. E. Church 1 1 a a a. a me uronx aeuvtred the sermon taking his text fraea Job 23:27. using it hia sub set, "For I Know That My Redeemer Lir At 3J0 P.

M. Rev. Lomp kmt preached for the Pastor's Aid Club taking his text from Acts 1:8. Ths speaker's message was witnesses. At the evening a.

a a nour noir cornptunion was ad nmiitcred. Monday night Mrs. E. Shop kerd the president of ths Crsdls Roll SupervUed a birthday party ior tne ones Dirtnusy in August which were Daniel Kirklsod. Stanly aa Dolores Ellington aad unto MepkeraV Those pressat wrt Ethel Ruffin, Comtanca reweli.

Ruth Meningsll. Cons tsnes Komegsr, Berthew Mat thewi. Arless Edwtrdt, Shtsdi Chspmon. Lncrctia Shapherd ana Kth Williams. A number of mothers and friendi were Ores tut.

CHRISTIAN SCIEHCC "Miiki it the tubject the lesson strmon all Churches of Christ, Sd emut, on Sunday. August 20th. The oldrn text is: "Wha ruth knoun mind of the Lord? or aho hath been his counsellor? For of him, throush bh. ad to wm, are all things to whom be glory for ever" (Romans 11:34, 36). Among the citations which comprise" the letton termon is the following front the Bible: "And if sny van think that he knoweth any thing.

He VnoweiH nothing yet as he ought to know. But if anv man love God tht same is known of him. thouMi there be that are called ahether in heaven or ht rrth. (, "wre br fVi msnv. snd lord msny).

But to an there Is but one God, the Fsther. of Nm are all thint. and we lim; (I Coe. 1:2, 1,5. 6 to 10) The lessorsermoa also mcludct the Mwfa lection from the textbook of Chrttttsn Science.

in Mrtlrt) Key 'r pare," Msrv FsHr F.4dv: "The exter Hnst eo it the r'ct ti rml aH that the suaposititious ocoosit af finite Mind called devil or evil is not Mind, to not Truth, but error, without intelligence or reality. There can be but Mind, because there is but one God; and if mortals claimed no ether Mind and accepted no other, sin would be unknown. We can have but one Mind, if that one is infinite" (a. 469). a Nurses Ascn.

Expects Big Attedsnce At Annual Convention WASHINGTON, D. Report! from the several regions throughout the country indicates a large attendance at this annual meeting of the National Association of Colored Graduate Nurses, which will convene here August 21st to 25th inchuivs with headquarters in the Administra tion Building, Howard University. A delegation will attend the con vention from California for the first time where a local associatioa was recently organised in Loa Angeles These are busy days for Mrs. Es telle Massey Riddle of Akron, Ohio, oresjdent ot tna National AssoctauOL of Colored Graduate Nurses. Beside her duties at mis National Conven tion in Washington, she will be busy in New York during the week of August 14th.

as she is Northern Zone Director of the Women's Aux iliary to the National Medical As tociation. The nurses are feokmg forward with interest to the presentation of the Mary Mahoney Award to Miss Petra Pinn of New York. This medal will be presented at the oublic meet ing, Tuesday evening Kankia Chapel Howard University by Mrs. Mabel K. Staupers.

Miss Pinn has given years of continued' voluntary service to the National Association of Colored Graduate Nurses and to ths organisation of hospital facilities for Negroes in ths South, Mrs. Marian Seymour, Assistant Superintendent of Nurses, Freed men 1 Hospital ti general chairman of the local committee. 0 WccnUthCcrL HARTFORD, Conn. The 43rd annual convention of the Northeastern Federation tof Women's, Cubs, Inc affiliated with the National Association of Colored Women and the first session of the Northeastern Association of Girls was held at the Union Bap tist Church, August 1 to 4 with the I. X.

L. Interstate and Phyllis Whestley Clubs as hosts. Mrs. Beisia Payne, chairmsn of tne executive board presided at the opening meeting. The closing scsmoo featured the annual federation banquet with Miss Roberta Dunbas, presideat, of Providence, R.

I presiding. Other officers arc Mrs. Pearl 'Henry of Hartford, Conn, recording secretary and Miss Alien Thompson of Brooklyn, N. rgtr 'rer We yast sams aeroas a latter from aa old friewd that we tain we fFTj0lt WWlaasma tt "Oaoa mere I am wnrmg into yew solama seokisg to flad a real nice eompanioB. to yoa sevsral years ago, but did net see my letter ia your lama.

Mias Harriett, I am hoaely aad thsre seems be so many yoaa Sto aad msn who meet good sads throng year eohma that I am aaxieaa to meet someone too. "Thto to my dsseriptioa, I am brownskia, five feet nine laehea, 140 ooaads. do aet smoke Mr drink, bat love all kind of? sports, essoin; aad shews. I like ekarch ae woU I am interested ia music also ksve two trades. I da not raa aroaad.

I am koaset aad true to 1st yeung eirl who meaaa well tswsrd ma. (I am 11 old.) years "I would like to meet a yoaaa tody either tight or browaekla aal whs ts sniuag to oa true. This youaf maa kaa writtea ia efea aad received maay replica. The fact that he haaa't yet found tost what he wants doeea't stop him. This to a maa to be trailed aad admired girls.

Ons who doss a't take defeat. "Land af tka Fable Free" toy Layto Iasm sa aaga su. LAWYERS Write aa relative, tataresta, ts propsrtiee, ttttoe. Usee, claims, (Sumps for reaUesi 117 MERCURY STRJSZT none US Petersburg, Ta. Social 'SJtots Mrs.

Carrie and her daughters, Dorothy and Olivia, of 157 West 119th street who are affiliated with the Benedict and South Carolina State College Clubs of New York, have been acting hostess to several of their out of town relatives. Mrs. Miriam Wc Lester of Sum ter, S. teacher of Rembert College, and daughter, Tbomaiine right, a student of Browning Home, Camden, S. sister and niece of Mrs.

Bobo. respectively, have been spending the early summer the city. While here they hsve attended te World's Fair. Benedicts Moonlight Mil up the Hudson snd New Jersey. Mrs.

Mc Lester terminated her sojourn in New York when the returned South, on last Tuesday, leaving her daughter, Thomasina. to spend the remainder of the season in town. Another cousin of the Bobo listen who has made New York her vacation headquarters for the past week wai Misi Louisa. Simi of Newark N. J.

During her short stay in the Metropolitan area the took in Benedict's Boatride and visited many placet of amusement. sea Mrs. Rebecca Nelson of Sumter, S. is spending a three weeks' vacation visiting ber son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Low ery of 1885 Seventh avenue, and other relatives, While here Mn. Nelson will be among the many hundreds who will attend the South Carolina State College Club's Moonlight Sail Disregarding the conventions being held during the coming, fortnight Mrs. Khoda M. Fowler, wrie of Isaac Fowler of 240 West 121 it itreet, has other interests of tne West Coast Before making this long journey across the comment she spent the weekend in Atlantic City, N. where the entered the Ladies' Eastern Open Golf Tournament played on the Landing Mills Golf Course.

In this event Mrs. Fowler has been winner once and runner up four times. Mrs. Fowler Wt for Los Angeles, Calif, on Monday No participate in the National Golf Tournament which will be held from August 22 25. During her stay on the Coast she ex pects to take the Golden Gate Ex position.

On her return trip Mrs. Fowler will be entertained by the Chicago Trophy Club located at 4135 South Michigan avenue, Chicago. From there she will visit Canada and Nia gara Falls before returninc to New York on the 15th of Sec4eraber. Mrs. Alice E.

Hampton and lister, Mrs. T. G. Ewing, both of Chicago, are visiting fie re from Chicago doing the World's Flir and other interesting points. They are stopping tt the Y.

W. A. Dr. Leonidaa H. Berry, potce surgeon of Chicago, I1U and a soecialiit in castro intestinal dis eases, is among the physicians in attendance at the convention here.

Dr. Berry It the ion of Dr. and Mrs. Berry of this a Former stodenfe gnd friends I Washington High School, Atlanta, Ga will "be interested in learning that Principal L. Harper and group of honor student! are scheduled to arrive in the city en Wednesdsy afternoon.

They will be honored by friendi here en Wednesday evening at the Y. A. The visitors will st at fc2 St. Nicholas avenue while in the city. Thursday evening, Atty.

and Mrs. George Hicks entertained informally at their Dunbar Gardens apartment, 230 West 150th street, ia honor of Rev. and Mrs. W. R.

Strassner of Marshall, Texas. The guests who gathered about ten o'clock were all, more or less musically inclined and exhibited their prowess vocally or instrumentally. They included Miss Emma Wesley, Mrs. Margaret Nichols who was accompanied by her twelve year old daughter, Ellen Rote Mrs. Ethel Payne Nicholas, Miss Marie Jackson, Miss Edyfhe Robertson, George Cros son and Neville Godfrey.

At the clost of the last scholastic semester the Strastnert left the campus of Bishop College, where Rev. Strassner is dean of the school of Religion, and spent the greater part of the summer in Charlottes hille, Va. On their Itinerary they will include Atlantic Cry and Engle wood, N. the World'! Fair. Here they are houteguestt of Mrs.

William Holsey, 226 West 150th street, also in the Dunbar Gardens, I If feet real ttra. trrl KIT UUd with iHtATY? suialess Peaetre for eaica relief. Try tt. PcrjETno BEAUTIFUL ESTATE seres, augnifieetit tress, 43 ilea from dty, first class, Burt able for sxamaer or year round home, school, horns for children sr aged, or elab. Must be sees to be appreciated.

Priced vary lew. Apply: Bos ta, Bnghtwater. V. T. A Wciful Bay At Kcgsb (UklcT Cctj), HsrT Ycrk Otfnsr cf a fcitifcl residence ixnt leave and effers it at grcd sacrifice fcr only $7,500.

Ten and bath; decorated by worlJ famous artists; luxurious ficin; a park. Most cncraal valne! ATTLTi Tfca I(si7 York Age Adycrfhhj DcpL 2S0 Weit 135th Street, New Ywk City More Han Given Avray Each Year In Harlem By American Bible Sccicty HowCclorcdDkiSUrtcd Editor, The New York Age: When the I. B. P. O.

E. of the World held its grand lodge meeting in, 1927 in New York City. I wai a delegate from Great Lakes Lodge, Chicago. And in one of the sessions I wai given the floor to make a statement about the origin of colored Elks, of whkh J. Finley Wil son, grand exalted ruler had received a copy from me some time after his election to office some years previous.

told who is who, when, where and how colored Elks came into bang and I demanded an acknowledgement from Arthur J. Riggs (since deceased) of Cincin natti, 0. whom the grand lodge body had conferred the honorary past grand exalted niler'i degree, plus an annual pension for life. (He died in 193S) to satisfy hit claim of being the one and only person who came in possession of the white Elks' (B. P.

O. ritual that started the colored Elks in Cincinnatti, 0.. 1896. I told how I came in possession of that ritual first, and how Mr. Riggs was with me when he got it and what disposition he made of it Mr.

Riggs made no comment ba, my statement, but when 1 crossed over to him for verification he bowed acknowledgement. The grand exalted ruler declared that at the grand lodge meeting in Chicago in 928 he would recommend that the honorary past grand exalted ruler '1 degree be conferred on me. Al the nutter standi, I'm still holding the bag for the I. B. P.

O. E. of the World ihould the white Elki teek an injunction, I sent W. Hueston, educational commission er of the I. B.

P. O. E. of the World, a warning letter to be pass ed on to the administration body of what may happen at any time, and that they (the white Elks) may se cure a restraining order to prevent their holding the grand lodge con vention in New York State. BILLY KING.

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GB bse been issued to the undersigned to sell beer st retail ia premises No. 3o2 West 116th strert, under Section 13Za of ths Alcoholic Beverage Control Lew, County and City of New Tork, for to take out. CLEVELAND A RUNE, Prop. 332 West llth Street 136th 223 W. Large famished Vraftm.

MmtVlllBvhlall ftftnlv A 11 ft jL wv.v rrw 130th Street, 23 W. Well fur. ished rooms with noder fan provemeata, air conditioned. 11 cut a eg no Ths Harlem Branch of ths Amer icas Bible Society, See West ltttfc street, of which the Rev, Jdhe la Bryan is director, distribute most than 20,000 Biolss per year ia Greater New York dty. They are printed ia French, Spanish, IagttS including three or four African languages, sad there is hardly a section, aooa er corner or aeries that the Bible ia not road through the efforte of the organisatiov "Ths wide distribution of the Bible," saya Bev.

Bryan, "haa bees made possibis ty eoopsranoa at tit denominations. From tbs Safeties Army to tly high Episcopal. Churoh there la cooperation We see that all who want the Scriptures get To the indirent ws given the serin. tares all eaa read the Bible. "I hava to recommend ta ths Young People the Bible aa tka Book of grsst literature.

Throat our orgsnunuion we are else ttnv: ug to give taem an intelligent appreciation ot ths Bible and we have' been greatly assisted la this by tka ministers of the city. Is fmtty there are many who regard the) Harlem Bible Socisty office tka) ministera headquarters. "Our program for ths ceteiaf Fall ia of great importance. Tka Harlem BibU Saadny te bs ebsem ed at hit Olivet L'aptist Charek em December 10 promisee te selipse att othera from the standpeiat of is tereet aad attendance. Tht semes will be preached by Dr.

ViUkM Lloyd Tinea of 8t. James Prseby teriaa Church aad the Choir of tka Church of Crueiflxioa aader diree tion of Edward VargetaoB will reader mnsie. Ths Harlem Bible Bus day is the only servies in wfctok real inter fellowship is stressed an carried out" 'The Bev. Mr. Bryea has baas director ot the Harlem breach since 1929.

He wss educated at the Veer York Bible Institute New Tork CaW iversity snd Union Theological 6ess inary. He ia frequently called em to preach and lecture ia the arsons ehurrhes where he regarde4 ae a brilliant and effective rpseksT. Read our Editorial Fagsroroaftl editorials aad wteratUsi arttalaf Ad vte 142nd, 204 WV Fmat recta, private, bath, kitcheastts; spsctable people; ao children. Elks delegates especially. 133th 8T, 221 WssV Large reasonable; Apt 8.

VvSvidzi totx SEVENTH AVE, 190 (lUth 8s.) 6 rooms, private, steam, eleetria. Are proof building 36, sapt, Real Estite For Sils BEAUTmn HOKl 8ITR WiU aacrifles lot 25 100 si Brosx, ideal location for kerne slse, eoavenient to subway, trolley aa bue lines. Cost ever 83,000, meet sacrifice for 1730. Write Bos ltd, Cto Ths New Tork Age, 230 Wee 185th street. id's Fair Oaeete Xxvtted PARK VIEW STUDI03 110th St, 55 W4 opp.

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