Local personals and notices wrap up Thanksgiving week
Mrs M E B Bowen was elected secretary of the City Missionary Union. Amanda Bradshaw of Evanston Ill visited Mr Lula B Hoggans last week. Louie Wilson of Mt Auburn attended the Y M C A Conference at Lima. Martha Williams returned from Chicago where she completed beauty culture. Jennie Doll visits her daughter in Wilberforce Ohio. Bolivian Art Club met with Mrs Henry Johnson last Friday. Charles Smith of Wilberforce was in the city Tuesday. Eleven youths from the Y Boys department chosen for the 17th Annual Older Boys Conference in Lima on November 26. SONS OF GOD program at Knights of Honor Hall Sunday December 5 at 3 pm. Free admission, no collection. Mr and Mrs Claude Spence spent Thanksgiving in Columbus. Carrie Monford, Mary Parker and Minnie Redman entertained the Ladies Improvement Club Monday. Estelle Davis spoke. John Dale and wife spent Thanksgiving in Chicago.
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The
Lima
Sons OF God
Knights of Honor Hall
Carrie Monford
Mary Parker
Minnie Redman
Ladies’ Improvement Club
Estelle Davis
Local social notes from Knoxville and surrounding areas
Mrs Jennie Digon of Knoxville is guest of daughter Mrs R B Whistler. Mrs Sarah Wilson of Covington visits Mt Sterling. Mrs Edna Smith returns from Springfield Ohio. Mrs Thos H Hayes of Memphis visits sister Mrs Beatrice Richards. Mr and Mrs Clifton Isom celebrate wedding anniversary with presents. Mr John Brooks completes pharmacy course. Thanksgiving dinner hosts the Brooks and others. Y program to be held at Brown Chapel under Christian Endeavor with Mrs G K Smith presiding.
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Jennie Digon
Knoxville, Tenn
R. 8. Whistler
Sarah Wilson
Covington
Mt. Sterling
Thos. H. Hayes
Memphis
Beatrice Richards
The
Christian Endeavor At
Brown Chapel
G. K. Smith
THE NEW DOUGLASS SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
The New Douglass School anniversary attracted many people and a venire program praised for artistic and general excellence. Principal Russell and Miss Jennie Porter stood out among the photos, while Madam Georgine Kelly Smith’s photo was notably absent. The Eureka Sewing Circle donated five dollars to Rev. Ridley and wife, missionaries bound for Africa.
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NEW Douglass
Russell
Jennie Porter
Georgine Kelly Smith
Eureka Sewing Circle
Ridley
Africa
Lorella Jordan
Surprise Thanksgiving Party for Miss Lizzie B. Jones
Pupils of the evening class held a grand surprise on Thanksgiving evening at 1215 Chapel Street. A program delighted guests before Miss Jones received a large chrysanthemum cluster and heartfelt thanks. Refreshments by Mr and Mrs Copher followed, with ice cream, home-made cakes, and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie B. Jones
Chapel Street
Copher
Henry Morgan
John D. Copher
Ida Martin
A. W. Carter
Cynthia Fields
Louis Obrien
Ira Todd
Lucy Tyler
Elizabeth Moore
Wm Johnson
M. E. Hackett
Asheville
N_ C
Thanksgiving Dinner Hosted by Mrs Rosa Walker
Mrs Rosa Walker and her mother entertained with a Thanksgiving dinner. The house was beautifully decorated with ferms and flowers. Covers were laid for twenty three. Guests of honor included Rev Miss Mary E Taylor of Yonkers New York Rev Jas P Foote wife and daughter Mrs Rodges Mr and Mrs Washington Miss Leona Priest Mr and Mrs Earhart and son Mr and Mrs S Johnson Mr and Mrs Wm Hall Mr and Mrs Fletcher Mrs Cornelia Lewis. All present reported a delightful time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Walker
Mary E. Taylor
Yonkers N. Y
Jas P. Foote
Rodges
Washington
Leona Priest
Earhart
S. Johnson
Wm. Hall
Fletcher
Cornelia Lewis
Mrs A Williams Returns From Columbus
Mrs. A Williams has returned from Columbus with no further details provided.
Evangelist Miss Mary E Taylor Leaves for New York
Miss Mary E. Taylor an evangelist departed Thursday evening for New York. Mr and Mrs Jas Robinson spent Thanksgiving at Winchester Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Taylor
New York
Jas. Robinson
Winchester, Ky
ClevelandLadies Visit Oakley Hostess Pack Luncheon
Mrs Geo Hunt and Mrs Anna May Williams from Cleveland visited Mrs Charity Alsop in Oakley. They were entertained with a handsome luncheon and will return home soon. Also present were Mrs Charity Alsop of Oakley and Mrs James Moore of East Walnut Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Hunt
Anna May Williams
Cleveland
Ohio
Charity Alsop
Oakley
Rosetta Young
James Moore
East Walnut Hills
Mrs Hattie Jacobs Named District Deputy of Ohio Elks
Mrs Hattie Jacobs is appointed District Deputy of Ohio for the Sister Elks, beginning her fifth term. Friends predict a bright future. Also, Mr Isaac Weathers, en route to Canada, is a guest of his niece Mrs Mary Rowland in Detroit.
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Hattie Jacobs
Ohio
Sister Elks
Isaac Weathers
Canada
Mrs
Mary Rowland
Detroit
Tenth Anniversary Program At New Douglass School Advised
The writer reports their name appeared in the anniversary program for the New Douglass School and was surprised to be asked to speak. On Tuesday the 23rd around 4 pm, a Loveland telephone call requested remarks at the Wednesday evening event. the author had prior plans and notes their address at 1113 Foraker Avenue.
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New Douglass School
Loveland
Douglass
Yergen speaks at multiple churches for African relief drive
Max Yergen addressed a large Sunday audience at the Y M C A on November 21 urging aid for Africa. Attendees donated 250 to support the work, with additional gifts noted from Bethel and Antioch Baptist churches. Antioch members added 25 at evening services, and thanks are extended to all donors.
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Max Yergen
Yergen
Park Street
M. E. Church
Bethel Baptist Church
Antioch Baptist Church
Antioch
Mrs Mary B Saulter Moves to Sterling Hotel
Mrs Mary B Saulter relocates from 925 West Eighth Street to the Sterling Hotel at Sixth and Mound Streets, joining the M B S System of Hair Dressing.
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West Sixth Street
Evelyna Watts
West Seventh Street
West Eighth Street
Mary B. Saulter
West Eighth
Sterling Hotel
Sixth
Mound Streets
For Rent: 3 Room Flat Furnished With Modern Conveniences
Classified notice states a three room furnished flat for rent with all modern conveniences and use of a private telephone. Call after 8 15 p.m. Woodburn 449-Y.
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Woodburn
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J. K
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Betts Avenue
Prince A
Rankin Bros
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EF. L
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M. E B. Bowen
City Missionary Union
Amanda Bradshaw
Evanston, I
Lula B. Hoggans
Louie Wilson
Mt. Auburn
Martha Williams
Chicago
Jennie Doll
Wilberforce, O
Henry Johnson
Charles Smith
Wilberforce
City
Claude Spence
Columbus, O
John Dale
Edna Smith
Springfield
Clifton Isom
John Brooks
Jas [Som
Katie Brooks
Hogan
Della C. Frager
Arthur Chaney
Busina Brown
Margaret Jamison
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Bethesda Hospital
B. Y. P. U— Union Baptist Church
Col. Richmond and
Mound
Sarah Parham
W. A. Page
Bulinia Brown
A. Williams
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Horace Sudduth
W. Sth Street
Phant Main
Louise W. Ellis
Walker
Beatrice Glenn
Baymiller Street
Jessie Williams
Concord Street
E. L. Gifford
Chandler St
Elbert Brookins
Park Avenue
Phone West 2140
Phon Woodburn
W. Copeland
Undertaker
L. J. Young
Gushurst Brothers
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J. T. Conyard
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M. A. Michelson
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