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Story June 19, 1915

The Denver Star

Denver, Denver County, Colorado

What is this article about?

Rev. Robert L. Pope delivered a sermon at Shorter church to Negro business and professional men, criticizing unpreparedness, get-rich-quick schemes, and lack of respect for professionals. He urged starting education on these values from childhood.

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BUSINESS SERMON FOR BUSINESSMEN.

Rev. Robert L. Pope of Shorter church preached a strong sermon to the Negro business and professional men of this city Sunday night. He made some telling points in developing how Negroes are sometimes unprepared; try to "get by," practice the get-rich-quick system and how we fail to properly respect our business and professional men. If the West wants a big Negro, let the West develop and make him. Let us get together and begin with the little babes to inculcate these ideas into their brain. The youth and old people are too old; begin with the babies now, said the Reverend. Many of the congregation warmly shook his hand.

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Moral Virtue Social Manners

What keywords are associated?

Sermon Negro Businessmen Moral Lesson Youth Education Professional Respect

What entities or persons were involved?

Rev. Robert L. Pope

Where did it happen?

Shorter Church, This City

Story Details

Key Persons

Rev. Robert L. Pope

Location

Shorter Church, This City

Event Date

Sunday Night

Story Details

Rev. Pope preached on Negro unpreparedness, get-rich-quick practices, and lack of respect for business professionals, advocating starting moral education from infancy to develop strong individuals.

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