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FLORENCE COLE TALBERT
LYRIC SOPRANO
LOUIA V. JONES
VIOLINIST
WM. L. KING WM. S. LAWRENCE
ACCOMPANISTS
AUSPICES OF
THE SEDALIA CLUB
BENEFIT OF
PALMER MEMORIAL INSTITUTE
SEDALIA, NORTH CAROLINA
EBEENEZR BAPTIST CHURCH
W. Springfield St., Boston Rev. C. A. Ward, Pallor
THURSDAY EVE., FEBRUARY 24, 1921
STEINWAY PIANO USED
Palmer Memorial Institute
(INCORPORATED)
Founded by Charlotte E. Hawkins, a former Cambridge girl
in whose education Mrs. Palmer was interested.
FOR THE TRAINING OF COLORED YOUNG MEN
AND WOMEN OF THE RURAL DISTRICTS
OF NORTH CAROLINA
CHARLOTTE HAWKINS BROWN . A. H. ALDERMAN, Greensboro,N.C.
Principal Treasurer
SEDALIA, NORTH CAROLINA
The Need of The Southern Negro
Over 6,000,000 Negroes living on the farms of the South.
Over 1,000,000 of these children can neither read nor write.
Over 1.000,000 are doomed to scrape the farm lands and live in hovels
because no jpportunity for agricultural or industrial training is open to
them.
A lar^e opportunity for well trained farmers and Mechanics is open
in the South.
Educating a boy or girl in one of these schools and sending him back
home ready to live, educates a community.
For the special training of rural workers along mental, moral and
industrial lines this school was founded.
An investment of $50 annually in a scholarship makes possible the
education of one boy or girl too poor to pay the price.
The Rural Schools of our County are open from 90 to 100 days each
year. One teacher averages 70 pupils ranging from one to five grades.
The children receive a smattering of reading and writing with little or
no idea of how to contribute to their home lives.
Give the Negro youth a chance to learn how to do some one thing in¬
telligently and you solve the problem in a community.
WHAT PALMER INSTITUTE DOES
Each year we have between one and two hundred youths who come from
the immediate community and within a radius of 25 miles to be trained in the
simplest art of living clean, industrious, thrifty lives. Each year there go out
from the institution those who are trained to earn a living. They contribute
to the be& citizenship of their communities.
Checks or Money orders may be sent to
MISS LOUISE W. BROOKS,
48 West Cedar Street,
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
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ANNOUNCEMENT
THAT I have opened my new " PORO SYSTEM "
* BEAUTY SHOP
667 SHAWMUT AVENUE, ROXBURY
This System is thoroughly taught. Class enrolling now
Hairdressing, Scalp Massaging, Manicuring and Weaving
TOILET GOODS FOR SALE
MRS. LAVINIA WATERS
Phone Rox. 3571-W
Program
I.
(a) The Wren
(b) When Love is Kind
Prelude and Allegro
Mrs. Talbert
II.
Mr. Jones
Benedict
English Air
Pugnani-Kreisler
Compliments of
Ma&t Hflralftpfrtl Alplja Gkanfc Euibge
A. 3F. nnb A. Jttc
scottish rite
Temple: 158 West Springfield Street
home for aged
528 Mass. Ave., Boston Telephone Connection
SOUVENIR PROGRAM
Telephone Back Bay 8374
Mm?. W. A. ilntjnsxm
Scientific Scalp Specialist
Culturist and Hairdresser
800 Tremont Street
Boston, Mass.
Compliments of
Robert Gould Shaw house
6 Hammond Street
Boston, Mass.
WHO IS THIS
Clarence H. Adams
1 Austin Street
Cambridge?
Compliments of
Robinson Bros.
Fruit Merchants
Roxbury Telephone 3443-J
E. J. Lashley
Home Dining Room and
Ice Cream Parlor
1052 Tremont St.
Madame White
- GOWNS -
63 Hammond St.
Compliments of
Biahtttmmrb
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2020 Washington Street
Compliments of
BENJAMIN BROS.
Tremont & Northampton Sts.
SOUVENIR PROGRAM
BOND DRIVE
Every WEDNESDAY EVENING in interest
of the proposed
Douglass Square Savings Bank
800 Tremont Street
Harding, Cox and Martin Syndicate
Program (Continued)
III.
Aria—Depuis le Jour—from ''Louise "
Mrs. Talbert
Charpentier
IV.
a. Summer
b. A Thousand Years Ago or More
c. My Heart is a Lute
d. The Night Wind
Chaminade
Dett
Eleanor Marum
Roland Farley
Mrs. Talbert
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4B4 fHaaaariutaptta Aur., Hostou
SOUVENIR PROGRAM
SUBSCRIBE NOW TO THE
Boston Chronicle
New England's Leading
Colored Weekly
Office: 804 Tremont St.
Boston, Mass.
Compliments of
G. H. P. Ganaway
UNDERTAKER
AND
EMBALMER
Tel. Rox. 3464-Camb. 7347-R
Telephone Haymarket 732
ALBERT G. WOLFF
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
43 Tremont St., Boston
Schumann-Auer
Dett
Kreisler
"An Old House with New Ideas"
Bolt Supply Co.
Groceries, Meats and Vege¬
tables of all kinds at
DOLLY'S MARKET
Lowest Prices Guaranteed
675 Shawmut Avenue
Cor. of Windsor. Tel. Rox. 76163
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V.
a. Bird and Prophet
b. Rising Song
c. Caprice Viennois
Mr. Jones
SOUVENIR PROGRAM
Tel. Back Bay 726
Henry R. Sandridge
PHOTOGRAPHER
Flashlight Groups Interiors
166 W. Springfield St., Boston
VI.
Negro Spirituals
a. I'm so glad trouble don' last alway Dett
b. Sinner, please don't letdis Harves' pass Burleigh
Mrs. Talbert
Compliments of
Compliments of
Robena Somerville
Mtz. !E%1 IHarfcjj
Beauty Culture Parlor
34 ftermnutlj Stoaton
806 Tremont St.
Boston, Mass.
Available for Concerts
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Phone Back Bay 726
Amity Hairdressing Shop
Justin Boykin Sandridge
Mary E. Fowler Viola Stokes
Teacher of Pianoforte
Accompanist
Warwick & Greenwich Sts.
166 W. Springfield St.
Boston, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
Telephone Roxbury 7208-W
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ViX
Charmant Oiseau (Thou Brilliant Bird) David
Mrs. Talbert
Sunday and Residential Work by
Appointment. Antiseptics always
Mrs. S. A. B. West
Used. Evenings
Miss E. Frances Lovett
Wigmaker and Practical Hair
Worker
REGISTERED CHIROPODIST
11 Sussex St., Roxbury, Mass.
164 W, Springfield St.
(Off Hammond St.) Tel. Rox. 4692-M
Boston, Mass.
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The Hattie B. Cooper Community Centre of Woman's
Home Missionary Society of Methodist Episcopal Church
36 WILLIAMS STREET, ROXBURY
Phone Roxbury 901
Classes and Clubs for Boys and Girls every day, 4 to 6 p. m.
Mrs. A. L. Scott, Supt.
Miss Ellastine Lee, Asst.
Compliments of
Bennett's Grocery Store
PH|3 wish to thank all those who have so generously favored us
IS^if.h advertisements, and we desire especially to call the
attention of our Guests to their valuable announcements appear¬
ing in our advertising columns. When in need of anything in
the various lines represented, prospective customers will do well
to call upon the concern herein listed and we cheerfully recom¬
mend them as being reliable and worthy of your patronage at
all times.
Groceries, Meats and Provisions
132 Camden St., Boston
Tel. Roxbury 5128-R
CARD OF THANKS
Respectfully,
The Sedalia Club
flatrana and PatrnnrBBPS
Mrs. Hattie Sandridge
Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Ward
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bullock
Miss Bertha Bauman
Mr. and Mrs. George Carter
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cassell
Mr. and Mrs. David Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Carroll
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Duncan
Mr. and Mrs. William Dickerson
Mr. and Mrs. John Ford
Mrs. William Ford
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Goddard
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Gaines
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Goodell
Mr. and Mrs. George Glover
Miss Georgine Glover
Dr. and Mrs. C. N. Garland
Dr. and Mrs. John B. Hall
Dr. and Mrs. J. A. G. Hinton
Mrs. Eva Roosa Hutchins
Rev. and Mrs. David S. Klugh
Mrs. J. H. Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis
Miss Elizabeth Milton
Mrs. Rosa Brown
Mrs. Alexander Wright
Mrs. Nellie Brown Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Emery T. Morris
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Madison
Mr. and Mrs. George Monroe
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rayner
Mr. and Mrs. C. Henry Robbins
Mr. and Mrs. William Reed
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Roundtree
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart
Mrs. W. A. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Shepherd
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Talbert
Mr. and Mrs. Butler R. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. White
Mr. and Mrs. William Penn
Mr. and Mrs. William Bright
Mr. and Mrs. George Ganaway
Mrs. Bessie Simmons
COMMITTEE
Mrs. H. L. Sandr
Mrs. John B. Hall
Mrs. J. B. Goddard
Mrs. Edward P. Carroll
Mrs. James A. Hinton
Mrs. U. A,
dge, Chairman
Mrs. L. Armstead
Mrs. M. T. Wright"!
Mrs. Harvey Maxwell
Mrs. Rosa Brown
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