DR. C. H. PARRISH SPEAKS IN SUPPORT OF COLORED BUSINESS Urges The Support Of Negro Doctors, Lawyers, Printing Establishments And All Race Business In Sermon Dr. C. H. Parrish, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church at 5th and York Streets delivered one of the greatest sermons heard in these parts in many moons in support of Negro business. It is reported that Dr. Parrish urged all those who sat under his voice, to support the colored Lawyer, Doctor, Druggist, Grocer, Banker, Insurance Companies, Real Estate man and all business owned and operated by the Negro. It is claimed that he made a special appeal in interest of the Negro press and grew eloquent as he told the many reasons why race publishers and printing houses should be patronized. When letterheads, envelopes, business cards, tickets, circulars, dodgers, bill heads, statements, minutes, books and all other matter is needed by churches, lodges, institutions, or organizations, business men, and all other individuals who have printing of some sort done from time to time carry their business to the Negro printer admonished the pastor in the course of his great sermon.
Dr. Parrish is not only pastor of Calvary, but is President of State University, President of the Kentucky Home Society and connected with other institutions and organizations with a yearly printing output reaching into hundreds of dollars. Ninety per cent of the printing done by Negroes and the institutions with which they are connected never reaches a Negro print shop, but can always be found bearing the inscription of printing places that mean absolutely nothing to the Negro and his advancement, printing places that would hardly employ a colored boy or girl as porter or errand girl, let alone stenographers, book keepers, linotypists, compositors, preef readers, pressmen, foremen or managers. Such a sermon as that of Dr. Parrish should be preached from some pulpit every Sunday.

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