Gossip and Reflections on Race and Social Change
A long Henry Dabney era column blends social critique and satire about race, class, religion, and urban life in 1930s America. It recounts Rev. Page and the New Shoemaker Center controversy, notes on black morticians, letters from readers, and reflections on education, morality, and prevarication amid segregated society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
D.D
Shoemaker Center
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Frank E. Reddick
Huntsville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Europe
Asia
Africa
Detroit
Mr. Dabney
B. C
Christ
Reader OF the Union
College Hill
Radio
Dabney
U. S
Ananias
Sapphira
Turnell
Standard Oil Station
9Th & Mound Sts
Cincinnati Ale
Standard Oil Products
Cleveland Turnell
Rywawa
Niser
The
Niser Ice Cream CO
West Sixth Street
Ohio
THE “40
Antlers & Bell
WM. Copeland
Superior Funeral Service Funeral Home—Free
Barr Street
Canal 4400
Lyman P. Rocker
West Eighth Street
Poro
Fifth Street
CANAL
Mary Alyce Beauty Salon
Supreme Bridg
West Ninth St
Alyce Schwartz
Mamie Jackson
East
John S. Pink
Eastern Avenue
Dealers In Beauty Preparations
Mound Street
West