28 Dec 1933
Page 4
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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1933
Page
4
A compact, era reflecting note from the Associated Negro Press printing agency quotes Mangasarian, Kasidah, and Ella Wheeler Wilcox on courage, protest, and justice. It urges action against oppression, silence, and wrong, emphasizing the value of speaking up for rights and self-made laws. Also cites biblical and proverbs to reinforce moral duty and accountability.
The Emma Day Quilting Club held a Xmas Tree gathering at Crawford’s Home Sunday. A large harmonious crowd enjoyed twenty four stockings filled with candies and nuts. Notable visitors included Mrs. Isola Washington from Walnut Hills and Trustee Beaty and Real Estate Sudduuth whose speeches drew praise. Madam Mary Walker led the club officials in receiving congratulations.
The item lists holiday generosity with churches, clubs, and individuals giving to the poor, plus weddings, travels, and social events. Notables include Arthur Chenault’s clothing gift, Century Club installations, a funeral attendance, marriages of Ida Linton and Henry Hoggans, and multiple visits and dinners.
The report lists events at Lee Chapel A M B Church and Mt Zion including a solo at a Missionary Mass Meeting, a Well Wishers Club gathering hosted by Mrs J Johnson, and guest honors for Rev H Miller and Mrs M Barnett of Richmond Kentucky. Other items note moves to Obryonville and Lavinia Avenue, a D Y W Y E Girl Reserve gathering hosted by Miss Anna Gazaway, and multiple illness and family updates including Master Marcus Hodgkin convalescing and Georgia Mae Nelson improving after illness. The obituary mentions Mr Kitt Ferguson of Spartanburg South Carolina with Mrs Walter Lightner traveling to his home. SICK: Hodgkin, Georgia Mae Nelson, Laura Collins, Annie Turner, Lucy Anderson, Mack Turner, W F Hunter, Iola Hughes, George Hughes.
Mr. Luther Lyle’s replaced by Mr. Wm. Morris as the proud father of a baby boy. Lyle drove to Middletown last week. Amanda Williams hosted the Spade Heart Diamond Club. Raymond Phillips of South Bend Indiana visited his parents during the holidays. Robert Love of Walnut Hills and Chas. Turner’s households shared Sunday afternoon. Oscar Lee of Lockland recovering after a short illness. Hartwell student Stanley Martin from Tuskegee Institute returned home for the holidays. Hi Y basketball beat Xenia Hi Y 23 to 13. Lucy Jones of Woodlawn hosted a dinner party Sunday afternoon.
The East End News reports anniversaries for Frank Walker James Milhouse and others. Obituaries note deaths of David Hawkins James Mitchell Charles Bodine and others. Christmas and Sunday school programs are detailed at Mt Carmel Bethel St Mark and Second Baptist churches with piano by A E Smith and performances by scouts and reserve groups.
At Carmel Presbyterian Church many attendees celebrated Christmas Sunday with a large tree holding gifts. Three sang at the dinner honoring the General Assembly Moderator. About several hundred people enjoyed praise. The Whittaker Club plans a Juniors program on Friday December 29 at 8 p.m. A grand musical program on Sunday December 31 at 8 p.m. invites the public.
Miss Mary Gazaway is prominently featured in Obryonville News as part of a local report by Turner and Hodgkin. The item highlights her involvement in community activities and provides context about the editorial coverage.
Mrs Mabel Ryder hosted fourteen guests on Monday at her home. Mrs Alma Fartenberry has recovered from illness. Little Bruenetta is reported very ill. The B D Club enjoyed a fete at the residence of Mr and Mrs Walter E Sanders.
Mr. Kelly Houston enjoyed a weekend getaway in Detroit. He spent time exploring the city and its attractions, returning with stories of the trip and impressions of the local scene.
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