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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1936

Page

4

It Is Wrong to Submit to Evil in Politics Speech

An Independent Republican declares it is wrong to submit to evil and to kiss the hand that robs rights. He argues freedom requires resistance to slavery and justice arises from rebelling against wrong. The Asiatic submits the case to public scrutiny.

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Proverb and Verse: Reflections on Courage and Morality

A collage of quotes urges protest against injustice and vice while stressing personal responsibility and inner strength. Notable voices include Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Bunyan, Acts 7 48, a Chinese proverb, and George Sand advocating self-reliance and steadfast ideals.

Personal notices of society figures and events

Mr. Victor Penman, step father to Mrs. Margaret White, dies after a short illness. Social items include Bridge-A-Dites Club hosting, Miss Mayme in Richmond for A K A Convention, Henshell Ward holidays in St Louis, Detroit residents visiting Nashville, and Delta's Convention delegates returning from Indianapolis. Local clubs host dances and events. Rosa McIntee marries Mack Sims in Newark. Miss Lida Dove guest in Chicago. Dr. Lilian Dove (Meharry graduate) thriving in Chicago.

Victor Penman Margaret White Kate Walker Rosa McIntee Mack Sims Newark New Jersey Guthrie Love Meharry Lilian Dove Chicago

In Memoriam and School News Snippet

In memoriam for Mrs Belle Ash notes her death fifteen years ago on December 22, 1920 and tribute from MR. and MRS. HARTS PARTRIDGE AND FAMILY dated December 11, 1935. The Dabney letter reports Douglass School turkey dinner totals, student movements, and social events including Conclave in Nashville and a fire heroism feature from New Orleans.

Belle’ Ash God's Band of Saints Mrs. Harts Partridge Margaret Davis Bowen New Orleans

Ajax Club Hosts Xmas Party at President S Home

In Madisonville Ohio Mrs Savannah Rucker reports the Ajax Christian Club held a Christmas party at President Mrs Alice Perrys home with many useful gifts for the hostess A gathering of friends at Mrs Julia Taylors home followed the holidays The Ajax Club plans a meeting at Mrs Essie Greens Terminal Parkway Gaines Memorial Church hosted a large children program Henry Anderson remains in General Hospital Margaret Keith is ill Rev Leroy Mitchell and his children Evelyn Leola and Leroy Jr were in town during the holidays

Ajax Christian Club Alice Perry Ajax Essie Green Terminal Parkway Leroy Mitchell Trinity Baptist Church Evelyn Mitchell Leola Mitchell Leroy Jr

East and West Youths Unite Across East End Baptists

Christian youths from East End's three Baptist churches join efforts with elders’ support. Highlights praise Dorothy Smith for guiding the Mr Carmel B Y P U into the New Year and Mr W E Sanders guiding the Second Baptist Sunday School. Rev Zanders of Lockland spoke at Mt Carmel. Various holiday entertainments noted, plus updates on church officers and local unit activities. Stewardship of W E Sanders recalls founding Second Baptist B Y P U on October 6 1935 with thirteen meetings eighty members average thirty, two departments and seven officers.

East End Dorothy Smith Carmel B W. E. Sanders Second Baptist B. Y. P. U

Friends of Mr Martin Clinton Home for Christmas Day

Friends celebrate Mr Martin Clinton returning home for Xmas. Mr and Mrs Jones of Chandler Street hosted 16 guests for dinner on Xmas Day. Guests wished the hosts a Happy New Year. The Civil Rights Club holds officer elections January 20.

Kenneth Jones Mrs Paul Jones Martin Clinton The Civil Rights Club

Sanders Reports School Growth and New Materials

W E Sanders notes a teachers training course expanded membership from 35 to 102, classes rising from 1 to 4, officers from 3 to 10, assistant teachers from 0 to 7, and three teachers retained. Average weekly collection grew from 0.32 to 0.88, with pennants buttons banners and song books added.

W. E. Sanders

Crawford Home Christmas Bene factors

A Christmas report from Crawford Home notes the Glee Club under Mrs. H. Gindele, Judge Tebbs and sister delivering cakes and cigars, and carol singing led by Mrs. Bertha Rodrisquéz. Gifts arrive from Union Baptist Church club, Brown's Chapel and Bethel Baptist representatives, plus a dinner service and New Year wishes from Rev. Wm. A. Greene.

George E. Tebbs Carl F. Little John Webb Brown’s Chapel Mrs. Ballard The Bethel Baptist Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

UNION W. P. Dabney East Fourth Street Cincinnati, Ohio Independent Republican God the Brotherhood of Man Associated Negro Press Columbia Press Bureau Mangasarian Ella Wheeler Wilcox Bunyan Earth George Sand Martha Clark Bridge-A-Dites Laura, Knight Miss Mayme Richmond, Va Mr. Henshell Ward St. Louis Zalia Harris Marjorie Hatfield Morell Rouse Detroit Nashville Tenn Zenobia Russell Florence Kirtley Indianapolis Delta Harry Williams, Jr Elizabeth Conrad Corbin Louise Minnes Mrs. Paul Coffee Mrs. Hicks Silas Rhodes C.E. Sampson the Supreme Life Estelle Main Williams Argus Club Joy Century Club Harmony Mother Earth Charley Payne Lida” Dove Jerry Guthrie Memoriam Dabney Douglass School Marcus M. Rambo Edith Yarbrough Spelman Eileen Yarbrough Co. C. H Edith Killingworth Glendale Chattanooga Mr. Killingworth Callman’s Hull Madisonville, Ohio Savannah Rucker Julia Taylor Gaines’ M. E. Church Henry Anderson General Hospital Margaret Keith Mrs. F. Keith Rev. Zanders of Lockland Mt. Carmel Bruenetta Minnie Manuel Silver Light Club Gertrude Abernathy Progressive Club Rollins. Thompson El-Bethel Church James Campbell Good Selina Wilson Josephine Hood Michigan Jewell Johnson Mt. Carmel B. Y. P. U Beulah Caldwell Ida Phillips Isabelle Weeden Jessie Johnson Geneva Johnson Booker Johnson Jasper Phillips W. BE. Sanders Howard Franklin West Lee Stallworth Rosa Lee Georgia Baker Creed Taylor Leanna Glenn Edith van Cleve Knoxville College W. P.A. Project Otis McMullen Annie Simpson Martha Randolph Claudia Bradford Ripley Lucille Saunders Crawford E. W. H. High School Glee Club H. Gindele Evans M. &. Church Bertha E. Rodrisquéz Emmett Anderson S. T Sneed Prof. Hawkins Federal Theatre Project Messrs Jennings Osborne Brown Charles Benton Union Baptist Church Xmas Club Col Lou Wharton W.a.page Angie” Smith Weisbaum Bros - Brower Co Friends of Mercy WM. A. Greene
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