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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1952

Page

2

East and West Sanders Best and Community Notes

Robert Eaton, who died at the hospital Sunday, was buried Thursday. The Rev. H S Barlowe is convalescing at home. Mrs. Lydia Overstreet is ill. The Mellow Tones highlighted the Easter program at Liberty Hall. The Rev. W Sanders spoke on I Am The Resurrection. Baby Ella Mae, two months old, is doing fine. The Lucky Ten hosted a social last Saturday. Mrs. Rosemary Hayes of Los Angeles arrived. Siblings Amelia Hartley, Margie Bailey, and Queen Esther Bradley visited Philadelphia and Beckley, W Va. Isaac Simms moved to Walnut Hills. Evelyn Showes celebrated a birthday. African Orthodox Church service at 519 John Street led by Rev. W Sanders. Mrs. Dora Bridges celebrated her birthday. Leroy Foster received the Big Clown award at Vet's Inn. Buckeye Seven Club enjoyed a recent Saturday Social. Percy O Sanders moved to the West End.

Rosemary Hayes Los Angeles Cal Amelia Hartley Margie E. Bailey Queen Esther Bradley Philadelphia Beckley W. Va

Town and Social Notes from Riverside Area

Mrs Vera Forte McCain of Indianapolis, formerly of this city, visited Mrs Elise Mayo during spring vacation and dined with Mrs Mary Weatherly, daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Minnesota of Lockland who is recovering from an appendectomy. A going away party honored Mr Charles Harris of Elmwood who departed Saturday for an army base in Seattle. Mrs Susie William Jones of Bennet College Greensboro spoke on This I Believe radio program. Mrs Zenobia Russell has recovered from illness. Mr and Mrs Rufus A Tucker of Baltimore will return home after a spring vacation with her mother Mrs A L Dalton and Mr and Mrs Charles Jackson and daughter Celia.

Vera Forte McCain Indianapolis This Ciy Elise Mayo Mary ‘Weatherly Francis Minnes Lockland A. L. Dalton Charles Harris Elmwood Seattle Washington Susie William Jones D. Jones Bennet College Greensboro N. C Rufus A. Tucker Baltimore Charles Jackson Celia

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