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August 8, 8. 10. 11 and 13, 1833. Rev.
OAKLAND A BERKELEY NEW«
J. W. Anderson, pastor. The asso-
By Arthur D. LeBoa
Published every Saturday at Bulto elation elected the following office rs
Mrs. William Miles of 1588 Ashby
811 Macleay Building. Phono Broad for 1833 and 1834: Rev. W D. Car
way *»07.
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ter D.D., moderator; Rev. A. L avenue returned home after spending
a week tn I.oa Angeles where she
Editor fey rd. first vice moderator; Rev. J.
, D. CANNADT , -a—
was a delegate to the K. of P. and
Rg K. D CANWADY—.
L. Murray, second vice moderator. Courts of Calanthe Grand Ixalge sea
_______ Associate Editor
ADVOCATE A«1--------
Portland. Oregon—Rutherford Brothere. Rev. K B. Reed. D. D.. recording sec Sion.
Broadway and Flanders «.
retary; Rev. J. W. Anderson, cor
Mr and Mrs. 8. W. WrighL 1*01
Elks Sanitary Barber «hop, 318 Flaw
responding secretary, and Rev. 8. A. Derby street. Berkeley, entertained
dore Street.
Franklin, treasurer, Bunday was a I Miss Annette Russell of Memphis.
great day. Dr. Reed preached at 11 Tenn Miss Russell ts a niece of Mr.
A. M and Dr. A. W. Williams at 8 Wright. Mias Wright la the house
P. M. The Junior choir sang in the guest of Mra Eelectra Beachman of
morning and the Senior choir at the 34th street.
Mr. Lucien Ball of Alexandria. La.,
evening services. It was said by the
delegation that the Mt. Olivet choir joined his family at NIT Encinal
has no equal in the association. The avenue. Alameda. Cal. Mrs Ball and
moderator said that he could use the the three little sons arrived In Juno,
choir. Sunday night after the even and will make their home on the
ing sermon the pastor baptised Ruth Coast Mrs. Ball la the sister of Mra.
8UH8CH11TION RAT
B. Anderson and Leia Jackson. The H. L. Compton, of Alameda.
Mr. William Young and Mrs Grit
church was filled. More money was
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raised by the association at this ses tin of Houston were entertained at
sion than any other session. The dinner by Mr and Mrs. Henry Brock
delegation waa carried to Columbia of Ashby avenue. Berkeley.
Mr and Mrs Robinson and daugh
City Saturday where the Mt. Olivet
IMPORTANTI
Sunday School and the Visiting Sun ter. Miss Marion, are the house
All communications for publication day School had a great time. Re- guests of Mr and Mrs Harvey Cal
or otherwise should be addressed to
The Advocate Publishing Company. turning home Mrs. Anderson enter houn. 1031 5*th street Oakland. Mrs.
Suite 311 Macleay Building, Portland. tained the ladies and the Rev. An Robinson is police matron of Loa
Oregon.
derson entertained the men at the Angeles. Mr O. Murphy of Los Ang
Advertising rates made known on greatest affair ever witnessed tn the elea is also the guest of Mr. Calhoun.
application.
annals of the association. The dele
Dr. and Mrs. O. Roy Busch have
gation had three regular meals each moved into their new home at 5#0
"Don’t ask for rights
Take them. day. the ladies of the church left no «3rd street.
An' don’t let inn? wan give them to ye stone unturned for the feeding of the , Mr. an<L Mrs. Grady of St. Louis,
A right that Is handed to ye fr naw-
thln’ has somethin' the matter with IL" delegation.
Mo. who have been the bouse guests
THE ADVOCATE
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—Mr. Dooley.
Hat unlay, Augual II, till.
ABY««AY
(By Trial« Breault
Mrs. Clara Anderson, one of l*ort- Texas, and iu Loa Aujelea. Cal. Mrs.
land's finest looking widows, left Culp was royally entertained while
Thursday tor a four weeks’ visit with In Houston by a bevy of her friends.
relatives in Clarkevllle and Nash She brought back with her her young
vllle, Tenn. She will also visit Den elater. Mias Jones, who will attend
Portland schools. Mra. Culp reporta
ver and Chicago.
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an wonderful trip.
see
Mrs. Jerry Turner and chlldreu
One of the very attractive affaire
are spending the summer at Seaside,
see
of the past week, was the Informal
Mra J. Wisdom will enlirtaiu Sat reception given Saturday evening,
urday evening at her home from 7:30 tor which the Rev. and Mrs. J. W.
to 11 o'clock. Complimentary to via- Anderson were hosts at their beaull
fui home. 4M Tillamook street
iti-vg ladies.
o o s
The delegates end ladles of the
Northwest Coast Baptist Association
At Sea aide
Among those vacationing at Bea- were the motif for the very enjoyable
side are Meadames Jerry Turner and occasion. Presiding at the serving
Elise Reynolds and their children, table, with its gorgeous centerpiece
Attorney and Mra Eugene Minor; of pink chrysanthemums was Mrs A.
Mrs. J. W. Stanley. Mra Wm. Deis I L. Corneal, assisted by Mrs. C. K.
and children; Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Ivey and Mrs. T. Simpson. The color
Abernathy and children; Miss Clo scheme of pink and white waa moat
tilde Curry. Mrs E. D. Cannady and beautifully arranged, from the Ice
children. Mrs. Minnie Dupee. Mr. cream meringues to little Miss Doria
and Mrs. G. N. White, the latter re Anderson’s cani receiving costume
turned home Wednesday, after two
In the receiving line were Mra. J.
weeks at Seaside They report the W. Anderson. Mrs. L. Hill and Mias
i
weather tine and the water graud.
I Ruth Anderson
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The Northwest Coast Baptist As
Mra Culp Retuma
sociation closed Its sessions Bunday
Mrs. K. L. Culp has returned from evening with great work accom
a three months' tour In the South, plished and nothing but praise for
visiting her relatives In Houston, Portland's abundant hospitality.
THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
of Mr. and Mrs William E Davis.
a»00 West 85. left tdr their home last
week by the way of Loe Augeleo af
ter a pleasant stay of ten days.
Mra. Hattie Tarleton, formerly pro
prietress of the Tarleton Pharmacy,
has returned to Los Angeles, where
she is recuperating at the home of
her sister Mrs Maloney
Mrs. L. C. Sweetwyne. 3107 King
street, met with a serious accident
Sunday morning while driving at
One among the first big official
acts that President Coolidge should
do If he is the believer in Justice and
equal opportunity as he is thought to
be. He will recall Leonard Wood,
who is the governor-general of
Philippine Islands, and give to
asland its independence, tor
Philippine people have proven
many ways that they are fitted
self-government
Wallace A. BatUe, announced
the Associated Press’ Boston repre
sentative. as being president of the
Okolona Industrial School (wherever
that may be), says he thinks that
“a southern white man ought to con
trol the U. 8. Veterans' hospital at
Tuskegee, and let Negroes recom
mend the southerner.” If that “Negro
boot-licker” is still in Boston we
trust Editor William Monroe Trotter
of The Guardian will have bls head
examined immediately so that the
truth may be published as to Battle's
sanity.—Now dear editor of the
Cleveland (Onio) Gazette, don’t you
know that Prof. BatUe didn’t mean
what he said. He lives in Missis-
sippL See!
We read mach about the causeo of
the migration of the colored people
to the North. Many different rea
sons are given bpt to those who have
lived in the South and those who
know anything about conditions as
they exist among the colored people
there, the answer is obvious. With
'S
white mobs lynching colored people
almost daily; with poor schools, still
more poorly
equipped;
Jimcrow
street and railway cars and public
parks closed to them; besides a long
list of other injustices, the wonder
is that the colored people have not
left the South long before.
We fear that the politicians are
going to expect too much of Presi-
dent Coolidge.
With an U. B. F. Lodge Just organ-
lsed and a dozen or more other
lodges in operation there is no rea
sonable excuse for a fellow not
get into some of them.
There must be a lot of money
boat excursions and picnics to Judge
by the number that is being pulled
off by our people.
To our delinquent subsribers:
you believe in heaven or hell, come
in, call or send In your subscription
money.
WILL MR. COOLIDGE MAKE
GOOD?
We especially look forward to our
new President to make good for at
least two reasons. First he is from
the right part of the country That
part where men are treated as men.
where the brotherhood of man Is be
ing exercised. Second. In Mr Cool
idge's speech of acceptance, July 27.
1920, he said the "Negro holds a dou
ble title to citizenship” because of
his loyalty to the nation and his in
vestment in liberty bonds (one out
of every five), etc. For these reasons
Mr. Coolidge said the Negro should
"be relieved from imposition, to be
defended from lynching and be free
ly granted equal opportunities." Let
us as individuals and as associations
and as lodges and as churches keep
the situation before him, for one
soon and easily forgets these things
after going Into office, especially
when surrounded by administration
heeds and advisors, There are two
important questions before him now.
vis., the Tuskegee affair and the
Antl-Lynchlng Bill. I am sure we
can only use the "watchful waiting”
policy as we keep the issues before
him.
REV E J MAGRUDER.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
The Northwest Coast Baptist Asso
elation held its 12th annual session
with the Mount Olivet Baptist church
Daily Fashion Hint
37th and Telegraph avenue Her car
was completely demolished In a col-
lieion with another motorist by the
name of Johnson (white). She was
Internally Injured and la In a criti
cal condition
Mr. Harold McCor
mick. who accompanied Mrs. Sweet-
wyne escaped with minor injuries,
being thrown clear of the car.
Mrs. Joe Johnson and Mias Mary
Snell of Vancouver. B. C„ slater and
friend of Mra. Lottie Evans. 1704
Center street, are visitors in Oak
land.
Presley 8. Winfield, superintend
ent of American Mutual Benefit As
sociation of Northern California, left
for Fresno. Los Angeles and Elsmere.
California.
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News ol
the Churches
A Trip to Mount Hood
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Patton In their
car and Mr. and Mrs. E A. Aleaan-
dor with their car made up a party
of eleven and motored to Mount INDEPENDENT BAPTIST CHURCH
UUa N. 10th Street
llood Bunday and picnicked on the
Rev. fl. C. Dyer, Pastor
mountain Their guests were Mr.
Bud Mrs. W H. Aberaathey, Mr. and
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Mrs. Gilbert Patton, Mrs. Iloocoe
Larrabse and McMillen Streets
Sima, Little Billie and Heckle De-
Rev. A. R. Foa, 0. D., Pastor
lacy.
Phons East »107
The party left Portland al 4:30
fl. L. Jameson, Assistant
Tuesday morning and returnd at 11
Phono Walnut 3#00
that night, all reporting a glorious
Quarterly meeting will be observed
time.
at Bothel A. M E. church this Bun-
toe
da>. and the Holy Communion will
Mrs. C C. Smith, wife of a promi
be administered at both services.
nent physician of Washington, I). C.. I
The subject of the minister's dis
' Is in Oregon to visit her brother, T.
course at the morning service will
J. Cotton of Boring. She In company
be. "Curing Life's Fevers.' The sub
with her brother, paid the Advocate
Joel at night will bo. "Wanted -
' office a visit.
Men Who Uadoratand the Times.”
e e o
The presiding elder, Rev. 8. K
Mrs It F. Morrison, al 513» 84th
Bailey, will be here next Thursday
street. gave an at home on Friday. and will hold the last quarterly con-
August 10th. honoring her house i ferenee of thia conference year
guests. Mrs. Martha Washington of , Thursday night. August 33rd.
Los Angeles and Mra. Frank Meyers
and Mrs. Brooks of l<ong Beach. Cal.
ML Olivet Baptist Church
The house was prettily decorated
East Fire tend Schuyler Sts.
with sweet peas and dahlias About
Rev. J. W. Anderson, Pastor
50 ladies called during the after
Rea 42# Tillamook St
noon. Mrs. V. K Koene and Mrs
Telephone East 80S»
Duke cut the Ices and cake, Miss
Melba Burg served the punch.
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH
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East 78th and Everett Streets.
Miss Imogene Clarkston, of Wash Her
B. L. Moseley, M T D. pastor.
ington. D. C.. who visited Portland
Phone Tabor 37*8.
last tall, la paying us another call
George
II.
She la the gueat of Mrs.
8L Phillips Mission
Benjamin, 450 East 18 th atret. N.
34th and Savior Deys
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Morning service, 11 a. m ; Sunday
The Misses McFarland. label and
School. 13 m. Archdeacon Black In
Stewart, school teachers of Coluni
charge; Mr. B. Coles, lay reader. A
bus. Ohio, spent several days thia
cordial welcome awaits you al St.
week sightseeing In Portland. They
Phillips.
were much pleaaed with the city and
expressed a desire to return While
FIRST A. ’ . fl. ZION CHURCH
In the city they stayed at the home
41? .• .. ema Ave., Rev. I. J. Ma-
of Mrs George H. Benjamin.
grudsr, A. 8. Pastor. Parsonage, 280
s s a
Cook Ave. Phone Walnut 6174.
Miss Margie Danley, of Pasadena.
Sunday will be known as full bouse
Cal., has accepted the position of day Every member and friend will
Secretary of the Williams Avenue bring another
Rev Magruder has
Branch of the Y. W. C. A . made va been asked to repeat on Sunday
cant by the resignation of Mias Ma evening the subject "Heaven's Su
bel Brrd. Mias Byrd is at present premo Decree" and a full house Is
taking a course of training In New expected.
York and will remain with the Cen
Spend the day at Zion and ha ted
tral Branch In that city. While re with the pure unadulterated gospel
gretting to lose Miss Byrd, ber
friends here will be delighted to
Pentecostal Mission of ths Churjh of
know of her good fortune.
■CRACKER' TOURISTS IN FRANCE
VENT SPLEEN ON RACE MAN
(Continued from page 1)
Immense Empire, whatever their
race or color of their skin, will, we
hope, regard our black cltlaens a>
good as the rest of us. They will
not forget that their country also ac
cepted the services of black men In
time of noed.
"We promise In return that when i
we are In the United Stated wa will
Sell obey the dry law which American
legislation has Imposed on every one.
God In Chriet
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tn . Bunday
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BEATRICE H. CANNADY.
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