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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1921

Page

4

Mrs Harris Attends Southern Secretarial Conference in Chattanooga

Mrs C L Harris of 3268 Gall Avenue left the city Thursday for Chattanooga Tennessee to attend the Southern Secretarial Conference under the Y M C A auspices. Harris serves as State Y M C A Secretary of Kentucky for ol oven Work. The College Hill Art and Embroidery Club met at Mrs Walter E Robins home with guests of honor Mrs Rev A W Jackson Mrs Walter Willis and Mrs Lulu Kyte. Hostess assistance included Mrs Ruben Hill Mrs John Rob inson and Dorothy Rob inson.

C. L. Harris Gall Avenue Chattanooga Tenn Harris Kentucky Oloven College Hill Art and Embroidery Club Walter E. Robins A. W. Jackson Walter Willis Lulu Kyte Ruebuen Hill John Robinson Dorothy Robinson

Community event and obituaries from Union Baptist Church area

The Julia A. Rice Club at Union Baptist Church hosted a Monday night program led by Stuarts Craft and Stanton, with Edith Miller and Victoria Vaughan set for a debate and a song by Mary Hamilton. Obituaries note the burial of Mr. Clark Mason, a Loveland-born figure, and Mrs. Lila Mealy nee Ingram from Allen Temple. The Honey Driver beat H I Y in basketball, and the Kanitzing Club will meet with Edith Miller Friday. A future column promises commentary by a prominent white lawyer on Dabney’s writings about white poopie.

Stuarts Craft and Stanton Julia A. Rice Union Baptist Church Edith Miller Victoria Vaughan Mary Hamilton

Remembrance and Community Notices from Local Journal

Death notices and condolences for Joseph Blackburn and Mattie Toney O Neill, with thanks to floral donors and Rev William Page. Community updates include illness, hospital fund donation by Northside Business Men, church revival at Mt Zion, social events, birthdays, and a Lincoln and Douglass celebration at Memorial Hall. We note Richard Archer funeral in Kingstown and various personal health and social news.

Joseph Blackburn William Page Jus. H. Thompson

Mrs Meyers Promotes Easy Beauty and Wealth Tips

A compressed social column notes Mrs M Meyers of Memphis offers beauty and money tips for spare hours through Watcher today. Guests Mr Wm Pickens of the N A A C P and Mr Harold Walton, with club updates from Blue Triangle Club and Olivia Community Club, plus a Knights of Honor Hall event on February 6.

Wm. Pickens Harold Walton Magnus Walton

Poro System graduates ready for home salon work

The following women have completed the Poro System scalp and hair treatment course under Miss Pearl Christian and are now available for business at their homes including Mrs. Julius Jones at 1126 Yale Avenue W. H. phone WDlon 4880-L, Mrs. Maggie Williams at 3047 Lavinia Ave. O'Bryanville O, Mrs. Mary Maupins at 3059 Kerper Ave. W. H. WDlen 3124-Y, Mrs. Amanda Andrews at 2696 Alm Place W. H. WDlen 4216-Y, and Mrs. Gertrude Johnson at 805 Hutchins Ave Avondale phone Aver 5818-L.

Miss Pearl Christian Julius Jones Yale Avenue W. H Maggie Williams Lavinia Ave O’bryanville Mary Maupins Kerper Ave Amanda Andrews Alm Place Gertrude Johnson Hutchins Ave Avondale

Mrs Bailey and Mrs Saultier Move Addresses

Mrs Alice Bailey has moved to 2817 Ashland Avenue while Mrs Mary Saultier relocates from 925 West Eighth Street to the Sterling Hotel at Sixth and Mound Streets. System of hair dressing appears in the notice.

Mary B. Saulter West Eighth Street Sterling Hotel Sixth Mound Streets

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Liberian Haberdashery CO Fifth Street John and Smith W. J. Walton Rev S. O. Shinault West Fifth Street West Sixth Street S. T. Sneed James Franklin West Fourth Street Cincinnati W. H. Hill & Company ELLIS &@ HILL FUNERAL DIRECTORS Embalmers West Canal Ohio Vreince Alsa Day Or Rankin Bros Chapel Street Fred D. McCoy & Co Emsalmer West Ninth Street Jas H. Thompson Undertaker Freeman Avenue W. Court St Cincinnati, O Park Ellis Brothers Modern Ambulance Service East Hill Tailoring & Dry Cleaning CO Madison Road Gordon Hotel D. Cor Ashland Chapel Streets S. Gershimy Mamie Smith Sixth Street Union Clark Mason Honey Driver Loveland Kanitzing Club Lila Mealy Clila Ingram Allen Temple Horace Sudduth 6Th Street Phant Main Cincinnati’s Mr. Ed. Davis Eva Ricks Art Embroidery Club Mrs. Robinson Washington Terrace Mt. Zion Church Ed. Davis Pullman Porters Auxiliary Club John Perkins Armory Avenue Willie Lewis Silas Crumbaker Mrs. J. M. Wilson Chicago, Ill Northside Business Men's Cluir Mercy Hospital Fund Memoriam Mattie Toney O'Neil Mattie Jesus Galilee Anna Ballard Smith U. S William Randolph Green and Brown Christian Endeavor Brown Chapel Moving Pictures and Music Lincoln Douglass Memorial Hall G. M. Pryor Kingstown Ruth Newman Archer Miss Colston Blue Triangle Club Chas. Crockett Ohio Club of St. John’s Church Alice D. Brown Emma Watkins Ida Robinson Harry 8S. Jacobs Wade Street Olivia Community Club Mary Cartwright Sam Houston Chicago Julia Porter R. G. Brown David Israel Christ Knigtht of Honor Hall West 1658 WM. F. Haney West 6Th Street Mrs Alice Bailey Ashland Avenue Evelyna Watts West Seventh Street Jessie Williams Concord Street Elbert Brockins Phon Woodburn Park Avenue Phone West 2140 W. Copeland L. J. Young Gushurst Brothers Linn Street West 2950 Cinei Chi J. T. Conyard Kenyon Avenue Edward H. Habig EMB Cincinnati, Ohio Battle’s Sample Furniture Store Sherman J. H Pekin W. Fifth S
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