Wilberforce guests and social notices in town
Mr Wm Cocrel spent the weekend as guest of Miss Blanche Glenn at Wilberforce University. The Crescent Club plans a Friday dinner with special program at the Sterling. Mrs Luther Stone is sick. Mrs Ann Mahan left Saturday to live in Hamilton. Mrs Anna Murphy visits Louisville. her daughter Mrs Alberta Jones of the Smarter Set Company is noted. Mrs L G Sliger left Thursday for Knoxville. Miss Malissa Jones hosted dinner for Mrs Essie Spencer and Miss Helen Roberts last Tuesday. The Ajax Club held a dance at Hotel Gordon Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Cocrel
Blanche Glenn
Wilberforce University
Anna Murphy
Louisville
Alberta Jones
The
Smarter Set Company
Malissa Jones
Essie Spencer
Helen Roberts
Barretts Thank Friends for Kindness During Long Illness
Mr and Mrs Thomas Barrett express gratitude for kindness and favors shown during his extended illness. His two sisters arrived from Boston and other relatives from Detroit to his bedside. Harry Frinson has returned home from the hospital and Mrs Jamerson left the hospital Wednesday. Georgine Kelly Smith has leave of absence from school due to ill health and is recuperating in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Barrett
Boston
Mass
Detroit
Mich
25th Revival Service Program and Local Notices
25th, 2 30 p m Rev J Howard Jackson will preach Miss Marie Jackson will sing All are cordially invited to attend R E Hull President Q Fox Secretary Mrs Alberta Wills is visiting in Bell Center Ohio Mrs Grace Finley and sister Nellie have returned to Dayton O Their father Mr John Williams has been very ill Mrs Ruth Ingram is visiting in Cleveland Ohio Mrs Emily Woodson will be hos tel to the Neighborhood Club Satur day evening Mrs Mary Heard of Atlanta is visiting Mrs Martha B Williams Mr Jacob Stone of Detroit and Attorney Geo Stone of Knoxville Tenn are guests of their aunt and sister Mrs Mattie Stone of Concord street Mrs Mayme Shipley of Washington Terrace died last Thursday The Art Embroidery Club entertained at the Community House last week Mrs Olive M Sanders has returned after visiting in Middletown Miss Edith Simms of Indianapolis is visiting Mr and Mrs W S Dempsey Mrs Robinson was hostess to the Art Embroidery Club Friday Mrs Robi Dukes is convalescent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Jackson
Miss Marie Jackson
R. E. Hull
Q. Fox
Grace Finley
Nellie
Dayton, O
John Williams
Jacob Stone
Detroit
Geo. Stone
Knoxville, Tenn
Mattie Stone
Concord Street
Proceedings of American Woodmen in Dayton Meet
The commissioned officers of the uniform rank Order of American Woodmen met in Dayton Ohio at St Regis Hotel to organize a permanent body with Major E R Merchant president Captain W W Thomas vice president Professor Leroy Harris financial secretary and others. They discussed fraternal work and set plans to meet again in June with Camp No 2 Cincinnati and Camp No 2 Dayton to celebrate the anniversary and have Rev F D Day preach the annual sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of American Woodmen
Dayton
Ohio
St. Regis Hotel
E. R. Merchant
W. W. Thomas
Cincinnati
Leroy Harris
Xenia
W. H. Wells
T. Lindsay
I. N. Carter
Merchant
N. A. Lee
Dostor Biggs
F. D. Day
Lockland
Enclosed check sent for Bolivian Art Club dues
Abbie Wallace Hunter writes from Wyoming Ohio to Mr Dabney as editor, sending a check for the amount due from the Bolivian Art Club. She thanks him for courtesy and notes her club would be “Up-to-Date” only if its notes appeared in the Union, signing respectfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dabney
UNION
Abbie Wallace Hunter
Local notices and society updates from Evangeline area
Sister Mary E. Wilson undergoes successful surgery at Evangeline Hospital and returns home April ist. She thanks Dr. W T Wilson Dr Miller and the Evangeline Horn for kindness.Mr and Mrs Clarence Smith guests of Mrs Abbie Hunter of Wyoming le’or Cleveland Wednesday. A A Faith That Will Not Shrink event by A T Hubbard at Knights of Honor hall April 25 at 3 o clock free no collection auspices International Bible Students. What is the remedy for Stowe School mix teachers and pupils with Jackson and Sherman Schools or make Stowe mixed. L Gabbert still in bed. Mrs Florence Parker hosted Sunday guest Mrs Croomes. Mrs Mabel Isom visiting father in Knoxville Tenn. Pastor's Club Bethel Baptist met with Mrs Barnet. Lula B Hoggans gave surprise birthday for her father L Gabbert April 11. Memorial meeting for Mr Hartley Parham Sunday 3 pm at Bethel Baptist Church. M C Moore went to Lexington Tuesday saw horses in fine shape and Col William Perkins looking well. Fred P Bellamy delegate to Boys conference in Indianapolis. City Union mass meeting at Union Baptist Church Richmond and Mound streets April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A&a
A. T. Hubbard
Knights of Honor Hall
Auspices
International Bible Students
Revival at Allen Temple with Nora F. Taylor
Mrs. Nora F. Taylor a Chicago evangelist leads a revival at Allen Temple Church drawing large crowds. The meetings conclude Monday night the 26th with her address Damaged Goods, free tickets required, doors open 7 45 p m, sessions Sunday at 11 p m 3 p m and 8 p m, all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora F. Taylor
Chicago
Allen Temple Church
President's Appeal to Precinct A Sunday School
Greetings to Baptist Sunday School superintendents and co workers of Precinct A. The next Sunday School Institute meeting will be at Cumminsville School on Sunday April 25 at 3:30 p.m. The motto is Every Sunday School on a Front Line Base. President L E Brown invites all to come and reason together for the advancement of the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Sunday
Precinct A
Cumminsville School
L. E. Brown
City Federation Meeting At Friendship Home
The City Federation holds its monthly gathering on the first Tuesday at Friendship Home located at 641 West Fourth Street. Members and local residents are urged to attend and participate in community planning and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ship Home
West Fourth Street
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Lincoln Theater
Speed Gates, Proprietor
West Ninth Street
Cincinnati, O
Mra. Sine Still
J. Walker
Kenyon Avenue
J. K
Sherman
J. H
Shell Goods
Fifth St
Pekin Theater
Steward Ave
Emma Buckner Collins
West Sixth Street
S. T. Sneed
H. G. Sanders
West
Eighth Street
Jas H. Thompson
Undertaker
Freeman Avenue
Blackstone
Rankin Pros
Chapel Street
E. L. Gifford
Madisonville
Chandler
Crescent Club
the Sterling
Luther Stone
Ann Mahan
Hamilton
L. G. Sliger
Knoxville
Tenn
Ajax
Hotel Gordon
Harry Frinson
Mrs. Jamerson
Alberta Wills
Bell Center
Mrs
Ruth Ingram
Cleveland, Ohio
Emily Woodson
Neighborhood Club
Mary Heard
Atlanta
Martha B. Williams
Mayme Shipley
Washington Terrace
Art Embroidery Club
Olive M. Sanders
Middletown
Edith Simms
Indianapolis
Mrs. W. S. Dempsey
Mrs. Robinson
Art Embroidery
Robi. Dukes
Proceedings OF American Woodmen
Wyoming
Mary E. Wilson
Central Avenue
J. J. Wilson
W. T. Wilson
Clarence Smith
Baby
Abbie Hunter
Cleveland
Stowe
Jackson School
Sherman School
Mr. L. Gabbert
Florence Parker
Mrs. Croomes
Mabel Isom
Bethel Baptist Church
Barnet
Lula B. Hoggans
L. Gabbert
Hartley Parham
Fred P. Bellamy
City Union
Union Baptist Church
Richmond
Mound Streets
Allen Temple
City Federation
Walnut Hills
Mathers Street
Kerper Ave
Lincoln Ave
Beresford Ave
Horace Sudduth
West Fifth Street
A. Prossett
Foraker Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio
Martha
West Fourth St
Phone West 2140
W. Copeland
L. J. Young
Cincinnati, C
Gushurst Brothers
Linn Street
West 2950
Foster K. Burr
Capitol Petrolium Company
Box
J. T. Conyard
Omy
Edward H. Habig
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