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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1952
Page
2
The Union weekly edition announces W P Dabney as owner and editor with office at 238 East Fourth Street Cincinnati main contact 5168.
Miss Louise Minnes of Lockland recovers from an appendectomy. A correction is issued for a misprint claiming Mrs. A L Dalton as her mother. Captain and Mrs William Jones and their two children reside in El Paso, Texas due to Camp Bliss assignment. Mrs Mae Blythwood returns to Newark after visiting her aunt Mrs Alice Leland.
Mrs Martha Cooper of Cleveland visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs Marion Carr of Walnut Hills during Easter week with her two little boys. They were baptized Sunday morning at Mt Zion Church by Rev Marbely. She returned home Sunday evening after a pleasant visit.
East and West Sanders best announce the African Orthodox Church will hold its first service on Palm Sunday April 6 at 11:00 a.m. on the second floor of 519 John St and then every Sunday morning. Local church items report illness deaths marriages travels and greetings among community figures.
The petition published in book form in the United States has sold 35,000 copies in under six months. The Willie McGee Memorial Edition is planned, with William Henry Huff noting agreement with some facts despite disavowing the Civil Rights Congress. He calls the petition a record of crimes against Black Americans, urging that truth can rise again.
President Moron speaks on progress at Hampton during convalescence. Faculty and administration greet his return with Mr. Purves, praising his courage and cheerfulness. Program participants include Dr. Edward R. Miller, chaplain, and James S. Barnes, organist.
This excerpt recounts Piney Woods School's funding crisis as the Cotton Blossom Singers tour to raise money. It praises Laurence Jones, the school’s leader, for inspiring better education and church life while hoping for endowments to secure the school's future.
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