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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1937
Page
2
In religion and politics, the independent Republican faction favors all denominations and upholds the Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood of Man. Its stated remedy for racial, national, and individual troubles rests on the Golden Rule.
A collage of quotations on protest, conscience, and self reliance. It features Kasidah, Mangasarian, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Bunyan, Acts 7 48, a Chinese proverb, and George Sand urging individual responsibility, resistance to evil, and steadfast pursuit of a high ideal.
Mrs J M Chiles visited by Mrs Adolf Hahn president of Matinee Musicale Club at Netherland Plaza Hall of Mirrors with Marion Anderson guest artist. Miss Lizzeta Stovall hosts silver tea Easter at Friendship Home. Mrs I B Taylor has died after hospital stay. Mrs Branch improving. Rev Wilbur Page writes article The Preacher In Politics. Associated Charities group at 1041 Cutter Street not linked to Shoemaker Center. Ragland era faded. Madam Laura Knight hosted a charming party with memento. Miss Valeria Griffith spent Easter in Kansas City with Mayme Turner and Josephine Bramlette. Eight girls helped Julia Mary Mann celebrate ninth birthday.
Miss Plorence McNorton hosted a Kansas City party honoring Miss Valeria Griffith. Mrs. Elizabeth Fletcher in Madisonville suffered a fall with improved condition. Mr. Timothy Needham and Mr. Frank Bender hosted a group at the Rendezvous Club. Miss Mercedes Hopkins had minor injuries from a near home automobile accident. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell of Canton Ohio were Easter visitors. their son was christened by Father Oxley. Mrs. Marion Pearle’s condition improved and she was discharged. A city gala day is planned at Union Baptist Church for April 18 with a program. Richmond Indiana notes praise local Black professionals and race-neutral achievement. Elsie Austin received Wilberforce Doctor of Laws. Kipling line cited. Indianapolis attorney Henry Richardson lauded after House of Representatives visit. Red Cross committee meeting well attended. B W Overton chairs, Yarbrough supervises clerks.
A satirical piece argues St Andrew s Protestant Episcopal Church should raise money to pay Back salary to their pastor and questions The Union advertising their concert. It mocks Dabney editor and calls for charitable Christians to cover the church s debt for publicity.
Editor Wendell P. Dabney recalls Hon. John P. Green of Cleveland on his ninety second anniversary. The piece lauds his career as lawyer and public servant, praising integrity, perseverance, and community work. It invites readers to honor him on April 2 with a wreath of admiration.
Rev Dutton supplies the Liberty Church pulpit and guides rapid progress as many friends travel by car from Flemingsburg Kentucky to attend Easter worship with Gaines. Mrs Mary L Favors hosted the Syncopated Bridge event on March 23.
Mrs Josie Richardson hosted a reception Wednesday at the club in honor of newlyweds Mr and Mrs William F Mitchell. The bride was formerly Catherine Banks. Several friends attended a surprise party for Mr N Chenaults birthday. Martha Ann Howard christened Easter Sunday. Esther Pinston is repeating a play. Rev C Baker Pearl was guest speaker. Mrs M Starks sang. The church services drew full houses for the Crucifixion and Resurrection. Clinton Gibbs organist and director. Rev Green pastor.
The East and West monthly Scout meeting occurred at BSA headquarters. Precinct A Sunday School mass meeting met at Southern Baptist Church last Sunday evening. Helen Irving of Detroit visits Mrs. Carrie Gazaway. A surprise shower for Mrs. Dora Adams and Miss Elizabeth Johnson was given March 25 by the Personality Club. Cleo Hockiday now in Pittsburgh. Mamie Johnson returned from Detroit relatives. Hershel Joiner invested as Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 326. Mt. Carmel Baptist School has 72 members. Nearly two dozen children attended the Easter egg hunt by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Philpot. Cornelia Brown died after a fall on the way to hospital. El-Bethel Sunday School prepares for Mothers Day. Second Baptist moves forward under leadership. Mt. Carmel revival ongoing with spiritual meals. Genesis 1:1-831 read.
West End Community Church on Easter Sunday saw its biggest day. Pastor Herrington preached I am He That Liveth and was Dead and Behold I am Alive Forevermore in the morning and And Ye Shall Be Witnesses Under Me in the evening. Eight new members joined, three candidates for baptism, with many visitors both services. Minnie Mitchell, Church Clerk. Rev. B A Herrington, Pastor.
The Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity will emphasize during educational week April 26 to May 2 the Harrison Black Fletcher Bill, announced by Dr. Rayford W. Logan of Atlanta University, the Fraternity's Director of Education. Howard University began its second semester with 286 courses offered.
Gaines M E Church was filled to capacity at dawn Easter Sunday with Rev. J. B. Roberts delivering the sermon. A tea Sunday afternoon supported a baby popularity contest. Boosters’ Club entertained. entertainers included Mrs. H D Zuber, D Banks, B Bradford. Mrs. I B Taylor, a state missionary worker, died. funeral at Mt Zion M B Church Thursday at 2. Martin Clinton shows improvement after operation.
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