Mr and Mrs Stevens Leave City for New York Home
Mr and Mrs Stevens are departing the city to establish residence in New York.
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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1921
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Stevens are departing the city to establish residence in New York.
Mrs Odelia Hamilton of 2833 Ashland Avenue and Mr Charlie Crockett of Chapel Street will marry in February Miss Lila Ingram is ill Mr Jordan R Wallace and wife of the East visit Mr and Mrs Mack Wallace at their home Mrs Mack Wallace hosted the Carnation Embroidery Club with twenty five guests then served refreshments Mr Fred Hamilton passed the examination and will practice law here After Lent times will brighten with more money and pleasure expected to resume
The Crescent Club held its annual meeting at the Sterling Hotel with a strong program for the year. Dr A Wilberforce Williams spoke at Mercy Hospital Association events at the Y. National Girls Worker Crystal Bird aided local groups. Cincinnati NAACP met with V P Clinton and T J Munroe speaking. Also noted are travel ill family visitors, a funeral transfer to Georgetown, Ky, and a church choir event at Covenant Presbyterian. Dabney Publishing released a second edition of God Our Father. John and Samuel Bybee from Cleveland visit Wilberforce with plans to stay over the weekend.
Mrs Mary Tolliver wife of Wm Tolliver of 661 West Fifth Street was buried from Antioch Baptist Church Monday. She leaves a husband relatives and many friends to mourn their loss. Her husband Wm Tolliver thanks Mrs Maggie Robinson and friends Rev B D Scott donors of floral designs and Undertaker Copeland for their excellent service.
A four task tea themed Whist party brightened the afternoon at a private home. Guests enjoyed light refreshments, friendly matches, and hostess hospitality in a cheerful social gathering.
Those present included Mrs Shirley Mrs Allie Mrs Wiggiall and Retta Matthews in a brief social gathering summarized from the readable fragment.
The article lists several women who completed the Poro System course under Miss Pearl Christian and are ready to practice at their homes with addresses and contact numbers. It notes illness in Mrs. Edgar Owens, a visit by Mrs. George Winn to Indianapolis, and mentions Lizzie Jamerson Reed selling her own hair products. It also covers the death of Louise W. Ellis and thanks from her family, plus the St Andrew's Church mission and delegates to a church women’s convention.
A memorial note from Mrs. James Smith on 904 Barr Street honors John Smith who died January 25 1919. It expresses enduring love and prayers for guidance toward heaven and notes the family’s ongoing grief.
Mrs. Mary B. Saulter has moved from 925 West Eighth Street to the Sterling Hotel at Sixth and Mound Streets. M. I. and System of Hair Dressing remains relevant to the notice.
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