When was it published?

April 28, 1934 in Twin City Herald

Story April 28, 1934

Twin City Herald

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

C. A. Franklin, Mrs. Franklin, Roy Garvin, Mrs. Garvin, C. E. Newman, Dr. W. D. Brown, W. S. Butler, Martin Brown, Raymond W. Cannon, Talmadge B. Carey, Dr. J. W. Crump, Gale P. Hilyer, Glesner Fowler, Rev. E. A. James, Rev. A. H. Lealtad, M. Love, Dr. M. T. Richardson, W. Squire Neal, Harry L. Scott, Milton Shanks, Miss L. O. Smith, W. M. Smith, C. W. Washington, Mcduff Woodard, Theodore Woodard

Q: What keywords are associated?

Kansas City Visit, Minneapolis Dinner, Franklin Speech, Negro Problems, Professional Conduct

Minneapolis, Robbinsdale, Hennepin County, Minnesota

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What is this article about?

Editor C. A. Franklin of the Kansas City Call, with wife and colleagues Roy Garvin and wife, visited Minneapolis for golf and social events. Honored at a dinner, Franklin spoke optimistically on professional conduct to solve Negro issues.

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KANSAS CITY NEWSPAPER EDITOR VISITS

C. A. Franklin, editor of the K. C. Call, accompanied by Mrs. Franklin and Roy Garvin, advertising manager of the same newspaper, and Mrs. Garvin, arrived in Minneapolis Monday for a visit of a few days. Most of their time was spent on the golf links. Several social courtesies were extended the Kansas Citians.

Wednesday evening, a group of Twin City business and professional folk had Messrs. C. A. Franklin and Roy Garvin as honor guests at an informal dinner gathering at Phyllis Wheatley arranged in their honor by C. E. Newman. Among those who were present were Dr. W. D. Brown, W. S. Butler, Martin Brown, Raymond W. Cannon, Talmadge B. Carey, Dr. J. W. Crump, Gale P. Hilyer, Glesner Fowler, Rev. E. A. James, Rev. A. H. Lealtad, M. Love, Dr. M. T. Richardson, W. Squire Neal, Harry L. Scott, Milton Shanks, Miss L. O. Smith, W. M. Smith, C. W. Washington, McDuff Woodard, and Theodore Woodard.

Mr. Franklin made an impressive address expounding a practical and optimistic philosophy of professional and business conduct which the speaker felt should solve many of the Negro's so-called problems. His address made a deep impression on his hearers.

What sub-type of article is it?

Biography Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Moral Virtue Social Manners

What keywords are associated?

Kansas City Visit Minneapolis Dinner Franklin Speech Negro Problems Professional Conduct

What entities or persons were involved?

C. A. Franklin Mrs. Franklin Roy Garvin Mrs. Garvin C. E. Newman Dr. W. D. Brown W. S. Butler Martin Brown Raymond W. Cannon Talmadge B. Carey Dr. J. W. Crump Gale P. Hilyer Glesner Fowler Rev. E. A. James Rev. A. H. Lealtad M. Love Dr. M. T. Richardson W. Squire Neal Harry L. Scott Milton Shanks Miss L. O. Smith W. M. Smith C. W. Washington Mcduff Woodard Theodore Woodard

Where did it happen?

Minneapolis, Twin City, Phyllis Wheatley

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Key Persons

C. A. Franklin Mrs. Franklin Roy Garvin Mrs. Garvin C. E. Newman Dr. W. D. Brown W. S. Butler Martin Brown Raymond W. Cannon Talmadge B. Carey Dr. J. W. Crump Gale P. Hilyer Glesner Fowler Rev. E. A. James Rev. A. H. Lealtad M. Love Dr. M. T. Richardson W. Squire Neal Harry L. Scott Milton Shanks Miss L. O. Smith W. M. Smith C. W. Washington Mcduff Woodard Theodore Woodard

Location

Minneapolis, Twin City, Phyllis Wheatley

Story Details

C. A. Franklin and Roy Garvin from the Kansas City Call visited Minneapolis with their wives, spending time golfing and attending social events. They were honored at a dinner by C. E. Newman where Franklin delivered an address on practical philosophy for professional and business conduct to address Negro problems.