Marian Anderson Sparked Social Sensation In Cincinnati
The article notes Marian Anderson’s arrival and social teas at the Cincinnati College of Music and the Hotel Manse, with faces of local society including sorority members and friends like Miss Georgia Beasley. It also mentions other local notices, birthday thoughts, and community events in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Anderson
Philharmonic Orchestra
Cincinnati College of Music
Marian
Georgia Beasley
Laura Lovelace
Swell Netherland Plaza Hotel
East and West Sanders Best
The Rev. Fred Stockdale is latest enrollee in the Baptist Ministers Alliance. Mr. Sim Kinnard departed this life Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders
Fred Stockdale
Baptist Ministers’ Alliance
Sim Kinnard
Miss Clarice Davis Named Class Beauty at U of Ill
A Chicago colored girl, Miss Clarice Davis, has been chosen as Class Beauty and Queen at the University of Illinois, an honor never before bestowed on a colored student. The item reflects community sentiment and hopes for a good year ahead in 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice Davis
Chicago
U. of Ill
Y W C A Fellowship Builds West End Campaign
West End Branch YWCA membership drive runs February 4 to February 18 with a goal of 2000 new members The steering committee includes Mrs Jesse D Locker Mrs Horace Sudduth Miss Jacque Wright and several others handling dinners prizes programs music speakers contacts and publicity led by chairman Mrs Eugene Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Young Women’s Christian Association
Eugene Fulton
Jesse D. Locker
Horace Sudduth
Jacque Wright
T. T. Clement
R. Hudson Anderson
Donald A. Spencer
David Turpeau
Michel Turpeau
The Penny Card Farewell by Rose Betty Craig
A poetic note laments the penny era as the last practical use of the coin ends. The speaker recalls a penny postal card and predicts rising costs, joking that a penny will soon lose value like mink coats.
Renewal note to The Union bites back at critics
A Chicago reader letters on January 2, 1952 expresses gratitude for The Union, paying two dollars for a subscription renewal. The writer vows loyalty despite skeptics and urges continued publication.
From a great President in doing good
C Lopez McAllister, president of Selma University in Selma Alabama dated January 7 1952 writes to Hon W P Dabney editor Cincinnati Ohio about renewing a subscription to The Union paper enclosing a $4.00 check for two years. He expresses appreciation and wishes for the editor to live long to continue truth telling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Dabney
Cincinnati
Ohio
C. Lopez McAllister
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Cleveland
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Crawford
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St. Paul A. M. E
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Williams
Korea
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Cincy
Ronald
Lilly) Davis
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Queen City
George Washington
Col. Lee
Ciers
Messrs Best and Cooper
New Jersey
Financial Statement
the Industrial Savings & Loan Company
U. S
Legal Reserve
A.D
Owen K. Blythe
Boyd W. Overton
Felbert Livingston
Fred Heisel, Jr
Clarence Clemons
Dabney
Sadie Paghe
Renfro Funeral Service
Inez L. Renfro
Jenifer W. Renfro
Marietta
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Glenn
Ninth Street
Perkin’s Blu-Room
West Fifth Street
Henry H. Grandison
Stanley Spragen
American Building
Parkway
Lavina Ave
East
Walnut Hills
Insurance Agency
D Walnut
Dian Dink Dank
Whitewater River
Fountain Square
Carl F. Oberman
Y. W. C. A. Fellowship
Rose Betty Craig
Freeman
Cherry
Selma University
C. Lopez McAllister, A.M
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