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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1934

Page

5

Dayton Social Notes and Local Events Highlight December

Mrs Vivian Beamon returns to school after flu confinement while Miss Roberta Walker recovers from illness. Alpha Delta Club hosts Dr R P McClain dinner dance as he heads to Columbus as State Representative. Black and White Dance at Classic Ballroom draws guests from Dayton to Cincinnati. Ros Broaddus hosts 17th birthday dinner for Clarissa with a five course meal. Cincinnati visitors hosted by Dayton residents for breakfast. Ruth Alston visits Dayton guest of Mrs Marian Anderson. Maggie Taylor marks 70th birthday. Annie B Fish remains ill. L Cunningham and F Anderson wed. Kimbrough Carter and Felix Martin go hunting in Kentucky. Margaret Taylor leads Girls' Reserve. Marshall Evans hosts surprise party for wife. Charles Shield ill. Janette Gowdy marries. Gardner Recreation President welcomed a ten pound baby girl. Julia Banford ill in College Hill. Barber Shop now Union HQ.

Local News Ailing Residents Await Updates

Little Junior Reed shows some improvement after a two week illness. Rev S H Williams chaplain at CCC Camp Fort Hill Ohio closes his camp work for 1934. Miss Leuverne Alexander is ill at home. Daughters of Allen plan pleasant surprises soon. Mrs Nannie Burrell feeling better. Mrs Martha Townsend Annie Turner and Luther Martin about the same. Mrs Albert Alsop has a bad cold. Master Daniel Woodlyn threatened with pneumonia. Others greatly improved except Mrs Bertha Dobbs who returned to hospital.

S. H. Williams CCC Fort Hill Ohio Ee Chapel Bertha Dobbs

Wesleyan College Opens Italian Art Exhibit to Colored Visitors

Wes leyan college in Macon Georgia invited colored residents to view a million dollar Italian Art exhibit recently. Staff greeted the guests and guided them through the displays, reflecting the college's progressive stance on interracial matters.

Macon ANP Wesleyan College Georgia Wesleyan

Revival Success As Mrs. Etta Graham Heads East

Mrs. Etta Graham, evangelist, departed last Wednesday for Louisville Kentucky to conduct a revival at her home church. The revival at Lee Chapel A M E Church was a teeming success.

Etta.Graham Louisville Lee Chapel A. M. E. Church

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