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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1921

Page

4

Park Street Church Centenary Chest Event Promoted

Sunday activities at Park Street Church feature the Centenary Chest opening with Union clubs, plus special services by the International Bible Students and Y W H M S. Community notices include the Big Sisters Club fundraiser for the Colored Girls Home and a NACCP meeting at Park Street Church.

Park St . E. Church Centenary Chest Park Street Church Big Sisters Club Ninth Street Mound Street Church Richmond and Mound

Subscribe to The Union by mail today

A brief newspaper item announces subscriptions for The Union with a live wire tagline. It lists W. P. Dabney at 420 McAllister Street as the contact, with rates at 15 cents a month or 1.50 a year.

W. P. Dabney Cincy Chas. T. Hall Sylvan Street Selma Ala McAllister Street

Free Entertainment Friday Night by Junior Busy Bee Club

Southern Baptist Church reports a Free Entertainment Friday Night on April 15. The Junior Busy Bee Club invites all members to a regular Friday Night Meeting where the President and Teacher of the Pastor's Aid will present plans and encourage attendance.

Busy Bee Club Pastor's Aid

Supreme Court voids Maryland Jim Crow as applied to interstate travel

The District of Columbia Supreme Court ruled Maryland's Jim Crow law unconstitutional for interstate colored passengers and declared the railroad's segregation regulation unenforceable. Frederick Brooks and William Waller won $500 each after eviction from a Washington Baltimore and Annapolis car. The decision limits state Jim Crow laws to intra state use and protects travelers crossing borders, with potential appeal to the Federal Supreme Court.

McCoy Maryland Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Railway Company Frederick W. Brooks William A. Waller Kenilworth D. C Best Gate Annapolis Naval Academy Junction Railway Company Interstate Commerce Commission Littlepage and Tolliver Brooks Waller Feedral Supreme Court Washington Bee

Bereaved Family Thanks for Support After Loss of Nadina Humphrey Wilson

The family expresses deep gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy during illness and after the loss of Nadina Humphrey Wilson daughter and sister. Special thanks to Rev. FH Oxley and the St Andrews Church choir and Rankin Bros funeral directors for comfort and efficient service.

FH. Oxley St. Andrew's Church Rankin Bros

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