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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
2
The Union lists subscription rates including one year two ninety, six months sixty, and one month ten cents. The notice urges readers to stop borrowing and to buy the Union by sending name and address, noting a 10 cent monthly rate and highlighting loyalty and community uplift.
The Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine will meet in Cincinnati Ohio in August 1920 with branches from Atlantic City St Louis and Richmond Va participating. Masons from across the country are expected to attend fifteen to twenty thousand members and visitors for what will be the largest gathering in the city.
The Birmingham Age Herald excerpt critiques white supremacy while praising the ideal of universal suffrage. It argues that voting rights should be open to both black and white citizens under shared conditions, condemning racial bragging as contrary to moral law and calling for service over domination.
A country bred and born kitten is offered free to good home. Ad reads THE UNION.
Large audiences attended Recognition Services for Rev W Aug Jones D D pastor of Central Baptist church. Memorial services for Dr G B Howard were held with eulogies and organ recitals by Prof Charles W Trotter of Cincinnati. A banquet followed where $100 was presented to Dr Jones, gifts to his wife noted, and remarks by Randolph and Russell highlighted the weeklong tribute. Five accessions and strong offerings marked the congregation's growth under a new system while central community figures praised Dr Jones.
Rev M N Culpher died after brief illness and was buried. Mrs L Williams and family visited Walnut Hills. Mrs Patty Raymond touring Richmond Kentucky. Bethel rally deferred to first Sunday in September. Mr B Dorch had accident last week. Mrs M White opened ice cream parlor at Oxley corner. Baptist Association at Loveland drew crowds. Mamie Williams and brother returned from visit. Monroe Morris mother ill at his home. Miss Malenda Smith visiting New Richmond Ohio. Barber Earhart hosted his father from Glendale. Mrs Mahala Cook left for Indiana. Mr Belt of Mulberry on sick list. Mrs Higgin died and was buried. Mr Daniel Walker returned from Wilberforce. Mr Ed Blanton improving. Mrs McLanney at Oak street. Mr Leslie Poston, en route from New York, spent a few hours at his...
Mr. Watson of Washington Ter buried from Bethel Baptist Church Tuesday morning. Mrs. Mother Scott buried from First Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon. Dr. Ross and party went to Columbus for a two week vacation. Mrs. Martha Gay attends G U O F convention at Urbana then Springfield. Mrs. Mollie Combs elected D G W Counsellor for Ruth No 4 in Urbana August 12. Mrs. Myrtle Callaway elected D G W End Treasurer for D G H H of Ruth No 4 in Urbana. Mrs. Frank Payne moves to Boston Mass. Lawn fete planned at Mrs. Cora Dale's Friday.
Hon J C Napier elected honorary president and Dr R R Moton named president. Emmett J Scott outlines constructive program amid interesting sessions at the National Negro Business League annual meeting in St Louis.
An elderly Black man on a busy street admires a blue iris he carries. A kind woman offers to buy it, but the man asks her to instead donate the money to a Salvation Army girl. The woman agrees, the flower changes hands to the charity worker, and the man and woman depart satisfied by the small act of generosity.
Crowded house and enthusiastic worship marked last Sunday's services at Central Baptist Church as Recognition Services for Rev W Augustus Jones continued through the week. Highlights included Mrs Jones's inspiring singing and a visit by Rev John H Frank of Louisville with prominent attendees and extended events.
Mr. Oscar Calmeise wed two weeks ago and now resides in Cleveland with his bride. At the Grand Lodge Knights of Tabor Harry 8 Jacobs was unanimously elected Grand Treasurer for the twelfth time.
Rev. R. P. Wilson of Ripley Ohio was observed moving through the city on Monday, his visit noted in local society circles.
Mrs Bernise Pinkard and her daughter fell down the steps Saturday night. Mrs Pinkard sustained a broken arm from the accident.
Mrs Maud Pillars of Sekitan gave a delightful reception for the Rosebud Embroidery Club, hosting friends and members in a warm social gathering.
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