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The Democratic Banner: Dinner On July 29, 1922, The Democratic Banner

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Dinner at Calvary Baptist church Saturday July 29 from 11:30 to 2. Tickets 35c.

The Democratic Banner: Twentieth Century Club Meeting On West Gambier Street, The Democratic Banner

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The 20th Century club meets Monday evening, May 1, with Mrs. Dan Johnson, West Gambier street.

The Democratic Banner: Chicken Dinner March 18, 1922, The Democratic Banner

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Chicken dinner, Calvary Baptist church Saturday March 18, from 11 to 7:30. Tickets 35c. Chairmen: Mesdames Jones and McGee

The Democratic Banner: Dinner At Calvary Baptist Church March 11, 1922, The Democratic Banner

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Dinner at Calvary Baptist church Saturday, March 11, from 11 until 7:30 o'clock. Tickets 35c.

The Democratic Banner: Japanese Fan Drill By Twentieth Century Club, The Democratic Banner

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Fancy Japanese fan drill at the K. of P. hall, Tuesday, June 14, given by the Twentieth Century club. Admisssion 25c.

The Democratic Banner: Chamber Of Commerce, The Democratic Banner

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M'FADDEN GIVES EXCELLENT TALK AT THE LUNCHEON

Former Mt. Vernon Man And Banker Tells of His Experiences

CONDITIONS IN THE WEST ARE RELATED

Excellent Luncheon Is Served By The Ladies of Calvary Baptist Church

Seventy-nine members of the Chamber of Commerce were at the weekly luncheon of the chamber today. Although it was held in advance of its usual time, the interest in the speaker and his subject was such that the attendance was rather above the average.

The luncheon was served by the women of the Calvary Baptist church, of who Mrs. Dana Jones was the efficient directing chairman. …

The Democratic Banner: 20th Century And Booker T. Washington Club Host Party For Children, The Democratic Banner

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COLORED CHILDREN TO BE ENTERTAINED

The Twentieth Century Club and the Booker T. Washington club of this city will have a party at Riverside park, Monday, June 7, from 1 until 5 o'clock for all the colored children in the public schools who are promoted this year.

The Democratic Banner: Chamber Of Commerce Luncheon With Speaker Ralph D. Cole, The Democratic Banner

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MANY RESERVATIONS TO HEAR RALPH COLE

Large number of reservations have already been made at the Chamber of Commerce for the noon-day luncheon next Wednesday, when the speaker of the day will be Colonel Ralph D. Cole of Columbus. The ladies of the Calvary Baptist church will have large of the dinner, the chairman being Mrs. Dana Jones.

Chamber Of Commerce Meeting: February 17, 1920, The Democratic Banner

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DAVIS TO TELL OF MARKET PROBLEMS

Subject Announced For Address At Luncheon On Wednesday

"Market Problems and the High Cost of Living" will be the subject of the address to be given at the noon-day luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday by V. H. Davis, chief of the Ohio bureau of markets, Columbus.

Word was received this morning from Mr. Davis that he would attend this meeting with the greatest of pleasure and interest. The luncheon will be in charge of the agriculture committee, French Severns being the chairman.

The Chamber of Commerce extends a special invitation to the …

The Democratic Banner: Clarence Mckinney Funeral, The Democratic Banner

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M'KINNEY FUNERAL AT THE CHURCH

The funeral of Clarence McKinney, who was murdered by Thomas Branch Monday night, will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Calvary Baptist church. Interment will be made in Mound View cemetery.

Chamber Of Commerce Luncheon: November 18, 1919, The Democratic Banner

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MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR THE LUNCHEON

The luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce, Wednesday noon, will be served by the ladies of the Calvary Baptist church. Owing to the increased attendance at the luncheons, Secretary Mayer asks that all reservations be sent in as early as possible Tuesday morning. The address will be given Wednesday noon by Mr. Charles E. West.

Knox County's Honor Flag

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The following Knox county boys have given their lives in the great struggle for democracy

The Democratic Banner: Postponed Recital Due To Revival Services, The Democratic Banner

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RECITAL POSTPONED

Owing to the continuance of the revival services at the A. M. E. and Calvary Baptist churches, the recital which was to have been given by Miss Anna Hughes of Columbus, the state president of the Ohio Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, under the auspices of the Twentieth Century club of this city on Feb. 23, has been postponed, according to an announcement made Tuesday.

The Democratic Banner: Mrs. May Entertains The 20th Century Club, The Democratic Banner

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Mrs. May Entertains Twentieth Century Club

Mrs. J. C. May entertained Twentieth Century club at her home in North Mulberry street Monday afternoon. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. James Reddix, 301 West Cooper Street.

The Democratic Banner: Twentieth Century And Booker T. Washington Club Contribute To Y.W.C.A Drive, The Democratic Banner

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Y.W.C.A. DRIVE A BIG SUCCESS

County About To Go Over The Top Again

COLORED WOMEN REPLY

Clubs Contribute Twenty-Five Dollars Each To The Cause

Knox county is about to "go over the top" again, according to all indications. This time it will be with the county's quota of $2,500 for the war fund of the Y.W.C.A. Despite the fact that no work has been reported on from any part of the county outside of this city except at Fredericktown, the committee now has within $132.50 of the quota, according to Mrs. A. P. Tarr, chairman, Friday. Mrs. Tarr announced Friday …

The Democratic Banner: Convention Of Colored Women's, The Democratic Banner

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STATE CONVENTION COLORED WOMEN'S CLUBS OPENS HERE

The convention of the Ohio State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs opened here at the Calvary Baptist church at 10 o'clock Monday morning. The convention will close Wednesday.

During the 10 o'clock session, the Rev. Mr. Woodson, pastor of the Calvary Baptist church, delivered the address of welcome on behalf of the colored people of the city. Rev. Grayson of the A. M. E. church led in prayer.

Mrs. George Keys, a woman active in the colored women's club of Mt. Vernon, delivered the address of welcome on behalf of the Mt. Vernon …

The Democratic Banner: Camp-Meeting Of The Calvary Baptist Church At Rogers Lake, The Democratic Banner

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CALVARY BAPTIST

Services Draw Many To Rogers Lake

The park at Rogers Lake, near Chesterville, was crowded Sunday, with people attending the camp-meeting of the Calvary Baptist church. Rev. Myers of Columbus conducted the services.

The Democratic Banner: Big Camp-Meetings At Rogers Lake, The Democratic Banner

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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH HOLDS BIG MEETING

About 2,000 Attend Gathering Sunday At Rogers Lake -- Many From Mt. Vernon Present

Rogers lake, near Chesterville, was visited by one of the largest crowds in its history Sunday when about 2,000 people from all sections of Ohio attended the camp-meeting of the Calvary Baptist church. A large delegation of Mt. Vernon people attended. The meeting was conducted by Rev. Grayson of the Mt. Vernon church.

The Democratic Banner: A.H. Simmons Divides Estate, The Democratic Banner

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Thursday ---

(...) A. H. Simmons divides estate among relatives and friends

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Knights of Pythias Holding State Meeting In Delaware -- Mayor Welcomes Delegates. -- Delaware, July 26--The reception to the delegates at 8 o'clock at the city opera house was an interesting event of the day's activities in carrying out Tuesday's program for the join annual session of the Grand Lodge of Ohio, the Grand Court of Calanthe, and the Uniform Encampment of the colored K. of P.'s of Ohio, which opened here Monday, continuing until Thursday evening. Mayor A. J. White gave the address of welcome Monday evening, stating in his remarks that the city was open to the body, …

Plans Under Way For State Convention Colored Knights Of Pythias At Delaware In July

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Members of Thomson Lodge No. 7, and of the Court of Calanthe of this city will be interested in knowing that arrangements are being made to entertain between 250 and 300 delegates to the meeting of the grand lodge of the colored branch Knights of Pythias of the state of Ohio, to be held in Delaware the last week in July. A committee appointed from the Delaware lodge and Court of Calanthe are completing plans for the event. In attendance will be eight companies of the Uniform Rank. Entertainments will be given each evening on one of which a drill …

The Democratic Banner: Dedication March 7, 1916, The Democratic Banner

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CHURCH DEDICATION

The new Calvary Baptist church on South Mulberry street will be dedicated next Sunday. Assisting the pastor, Rev. A. Grayson, in the service will be Rev. A. M. Thomas of Zanesville and Rev. J. R. Jones of Akron.

The Democratic Banner: Cornerstone Of The New Calvary Baptist Church La, The Democratic Banner

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CORNER STONE

Of The New Calvary Baptist Church Laid On Sunday

The cornerstone laying at the new Calvary Baptist church on South Mulberry street attracted a large crowd of people Sunday afternoon. The ceremonies were dignified and impressive and met with great favor. Rev. Jones of Cleveland was secured by the local church as speaker of the day and his remarks were very well received. There were a large number of visitors present from Columbus and Cleveland. The following program was carried out:

Hymn, "God's Praises" -- Choir.

Hymn, "Blest Be the Tie That Binds" -- Choir.

Address -- Rev. …

The Democratic Banner: To Lay Cornerstone Of New Church, The Democratic Banner

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TO LAY CORNERSTONE

The congregation of the Calvary Baptist church will lay the cornerstone of the new church on next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All are invited. Rev. A. Grayson, pastor.

The Democratic Banner: Baptisms On The Kokosing By Rev. Hampton, The Democratic Banner

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A number of people were baptized Sunday afternoon by Rev. Hampton of the Calvary Baptist church. The ceremonies took place in the Kokosing river at the West High street bridge. There was a large attendance at the ceremonies.

Jerome Newman

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Jerome Newman, colored, died at the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home at Sandusky, Ohio, Saturday evening at 7:15 o'clock after a short illness caused by organic heart trouble. He was 65 years of age at the time of his death and is survived by one son. He was a veteran of the Civil war and was a member of Joe Hooker Post, No. 21, G.A.R. The remains were brought to this city on Monday evening and were taken to Chappelear and Co.'s undertaking parlors on North Main street. The funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the A.M.E. church, Rev. J.M. …

The Democratic Banner: 20th Century Club Dance At The I.O.O.F. Hall, The Democratic Banner

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The Twentieth Century Dancing club entertained their friends with a dance at the I.O.O.F. hall Saturday evening.