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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1919

Page

4

Williams Assigned to Batavia A M E Church Pastorate

Rev S H Williams of Cincinnati is assigned to the pastorate of the A M E Church in Batavia Ohio Christ the hope of glory in us Col 1 27 is the Bible Students subject Knights of Honor Hall Sunday December 21 3 P M by A T Hubbard All welcome Free No collection Mrs Alice B Hudson formerly of this city now of Butlerville Ind passed through the city en route to Cleveland to be with her daughter Mary Hudson Brown who has had a second operation Mrs White and Mrs Royal were guests of Mrs R L Willis Sunday evening and enjoyed an elegant dinner

Christ Bible Students Knights of Honor Hall A. T. Hubbard Alice B. Hudson Butlerville Ind Cleveland Mary Hudson Brown Mrs. White Mrs. Royal R. L. Willis

Grand Reception Hosted by Mr and Mrs Arnold

Mr and Mrs Arnold held a December 16 reception with many friends in attendance. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Potter and Mrs Paterson from Dayton Ohio, Mrs Stella Scott of Cleveland Ohio, and Mrs Churchill Farrow of French Lick Indiana. Gifts were beautiful and useful, and the Arnolds thank friends for the presents.

William James Arnold John Potter Russell Paterson Dayton, O Stella Scott Cleveland Churchill Farrow French Lick Ind J. R. Arnold

Memorial acknowledgment and funeral notices for Ernst Ingram

The bereaved family expresses gratitude to Rev. D P Roberts Rev J Francis and the Allen Temple Choir for sermons remarks and music. Thanks to the Ushers Powhattan Club and Mrs Pearl Allen for resolutions flowers and obituary note. Undertakers Wm Porter and John Wrenn praised for funeral conduct. Ernst Ingram buried from Allen Temple Monday.

D. P. Roberts J. Francis Wm Callman Allen Temple Choir Laurence Frinson Taylor Jackson Dr. Hicks Board of Ushers Powhattan Club Pearl Allen Wm. Porter John Wrenn Ernst Ingram A. L. Ingram Lila Mealy Andrew L. Ingram Jr

Billy King's Company Feted At The Sterling Banquet

Billy King's Company was royally entertained at the Sterling last week with praise for the handsome proprietor, efficient service, and grand banquet.

Billy King Sterling

Mr and Mrs J C Taylor Return Home at 645 West Court

Mr and Mrs J C Taylor have returned to their home and are now living at 645 West Court Street. Mrs Taylor was formerly Miss Margaret Bruyers of Cincinnati.

J. C. Taylor West Court St Taylor Margaret Bruyers Cincinnati

Willing Workers Club Hosts Tate Birthday Reception

The Willing Workers Club of 2nd M. E. Church Cumminsville hosted Rev. H. W. Tate for a December 10 reception marking his 64th birthday and 40th year as pastor. A purse of 21 dollars was presented. Dr. Du Bois and Dr. Vaughan contributed ideas from the North East. Various society groups and members were noted with visits and plans, including fundraising for a Tabernacle and a forthcoming marriage.

The Willing Workers Club 2Nd M. E. Church Cumminsville Rev H. W. Tate S. S. C. Club Social Sons of Cincinnati Ed L. Thomas Sterling N. C. Vaughan Dr. du Bois

Memphis social note on Miss Gladys Bynum holiday visit

Miss Gladys Bynum of Memphis will spend the holidays in the city with friends, enjoying seasonal gatherings and local hospitality during the festive period.

Gladys Bynum Memphis

Thanking Friends for Kindness After Illness and Death

The bereaved Johnson family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during the illness and death of Mrs. Ella T. Johnson. Thanks go to May Cornell Stolker and Reverend H. W. Tate for consoling remarks, to donors of designs, and to Rankin Bros. Undertakers for funeral proceedings. Also mentions May Winn of Chicago visiting Hamilton and Thomas Jones returning home for the holidays. Thomas Eubanks travelled from Indiana to attend his mother Nichols’s funeral.

Ella T. Johnson May Cornell Stolker H. W. Tate Rankin Bros Samuel Johnson and

Beloved Florence Burton Rites Recall Sudden Loss

Obituary notice memorializes Florence Burton nee Jones who died December 18 1913. It notes her family grief and calls the loss sad and sudden with lines about farewell and lasting love from husband and children. Several local items mention illnesses birthdays travel and visits among residents including Mrs Kate Armstrong Mrs Mattie Thompson Mrs Estella Marshall Hattie Gross Elizabeth Christian Noah Williams and others.

Florence Burton Jones

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