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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1923

Page

3

Mass Meeting Backs Rev B F Smith for Wilberforce Trustee

A December 19 gathering at Park Street Church under Democratic and Independent Republican auspices celebrated Rev B F Smith's appointment as Wilberforce University trustee by Gov Donahey. Speakers praised Smith, Donahey, and the colored patronage push, with endorsements from J M Tadlock and local leaders. attendees pledged ongoing support and service to the university and community.

Colored Democratic Club Independent Republicans B. F. Smith Wilberforce Donahey Park Street Church Wilberforce University Mercy Hospital West Sixth Street Abraham Lincoln Ohio J. W. Wilkins Wilkins Wilber Page Union Baptist Church Col Chas. Young Washington Baptist Alliance Association G. C. Henderson A. Derbing John Fielding Robt. Benjamin Third Ward Democratic Club E. D. Stokes Ladies’ Democratic Auxiliary Anderson E. Varley Hamilton County Varley Republican Organization Republican Party Colored Committee Savoy Hotel Joseph Davis Davis Standley Cowan Fourth Ward Walnut Hills W. T. Overton B. Duval Colley

Charming Xmas Celebration at Miss Dandridge’s Residence

Miss Mary E. Dandridge hosted a Christmas gathering for nearly two hundred children of all races at her Broadway to Mc Allister Street home. A giant Christmas tree groaned with gifts as electric bulbs lit the nooks of its branches. James W. Jones, longtime Dandridge household attache, helped organize the event with help from friends who donated generously.

East End Mary E. Dandridge Ben Dandridge Broadway McAllister Street James W. Jones Man Dandridge

Bishop Greene Denies Argus Allegations in Arkansas Conference

Shorter College president S L Greene from Little Rock denounces a St. Louis Argus piece accusing Bishop I N Ross in Central Arkansas Conference as false. Greene states a full refutation has been sent to the Associated Negro Press for publication next week.

Hot Springs Ark Dabney W. O. H. Ross Benna Vista Place Cincinnati St. Louis Argus I. N. Ross Central Arkansas Conference Associated Negro Press L. Greene Shorter College Little Rock

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