Personal Notices and Family News Summary
Mrs Ellen Partridge Brown now in the East spent Sunday with relatives. Mrs Pearlie May and Mrs Alice Polk returned to Chicago after attending the funeral of their brother G Henry. Mr and Mrs James Ash moved to Anderson Indiana. Lula Berry funeral held at Revelation Baptist Church. Ralls children in Rome Georgia with relatives. Louis Moore returned from Nebraska visiting Rev Richard Harrington. Margaret Cotton ill in hospital. N W Tolbert returned from Rockmart Georgia for his father’s funeral. Card of Thanks from the Ragans for support and funeral helpers. A Lee Beaty and party planned auto trip to the North and Canada with Mrs Jennie Doll and Carrie Harlan Curry of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearlie May
Alice Polk
Chicago
Mr. G. Henry
John Ragan
Father Oxley
K. C. Carl
Helen Greer
E. B. Delaney and Son
A. Lee Beaty
Jennie Doll
Carrie Harlan Curry
Philadelphia
North
Canada
Appreciation for Kindness After Mrs Kate Boone’s Death
Ruth Be Ingram expresses gratitude to friends and ministers who offered support during illness and after the death of Mrs Kate Boone, mother of the late Howard D Boone. She thanks Rev Wilbur Page, Union Baptist Church Junior Choir, and Renfros for funeral help, and notes thanks from Cor a Boone and family for music and car offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Booned
Howard D. Boone
Wilbur Page
Union Baptist Church
St. Julian Renfro
Cora Boone
Tate
Trennett
Page
Green
Europe bound doctor visits New York and home
Dr Charles E Horner sailed Friday on the Paris for his annual European trip after a few days in New York as guest of Mrs Cleo V Darnell. The Union Baptist Gleaner lauds L Warren Bramlette a longtime Straus Bros Cigar Stores employee praised for thirty four years of faithful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Horner
Paris
New York
Cleo V. Darnell
Union Baptist Gleaner
L. Warren Bramlette
Straus Bros. Cigar Stores
Henry Straus
Loving Memory and Local Notices at Hopkins Street
Obituary and community notices record Gladys Dillard’s 1927 death with verse from family. Duplicates include a drowning incident involving Clifford Williams, a dinner hosted by Estelle Teeters, and a Big Sisters picnic for Colored Girls Home inmates with thanks to Mrs. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Sisters
Colored Girls Home
Yeryenville Notes Revival Opens With Lee Ch Pel
Yeryonville notes report revival services starting on the fourth Sunday led by Rev Willard Leake a local boy preacher from Arkansaw with expected great success The outing by the Young Ladies Missionary at Burnet Woods was a success The baby of Mr and Mrs Ernest Jackson and Brother Thomas Bradley are ill Miss Susie Jackson recovering from a sprained ankle A charming local young lady wears a diamond engagement ring Several families traveled to Atlanta Georgia for visits Mrs Luther Martin entertained a few friends and a luncheon was served Mrs Elizabeth Moore hosted the Boosters Club Miss Rosa White improves after a serious operation Sunday morning Mildred Webb fell and broke her arm Anne Hughes makes changes to the old Hughes homestead Edward Turner and Ferguson couples drove to Lexington Kentucky last weekend Charles F Keys and Benevolent Society provided groceries and cash Mrs Belle Vinegar Ella Thompson Louise Embry and Osborne Cockrell visited Hillsboro Ohio to spend the day with Rev Ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle
Ella Thompson
Louise Embry
Osborne Cockrell
Hillsboro
Ohio
Ware
Mrs Parker Dies in Jackson at 82 in Last Illness
Mrs Queen Parker died in Jackson Mississippi at age 82 after a brief illness. She was mother to Perry Parker of Chicago, head of the Pullman Porters Beneficial Association, and to four other sons. One sister is the mother of Attorney S D Redmond, another sister is mother of Attorney Perry W Howard. Her sons and a daughter were with her during her final illness.
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
UNION
W. P. Dabney
McAllister Street
God
Man
Associated Negro Press
Columbia Press ‘Bureau N. A AC. PZ
Ellen Partridge Brown
East
James Ash
Anderson, Ind
Pease
Lula Berry
Revelation Baptist Church
Mrs. Louis Moore
Nebraska
Margaret,Cotton
William Cotton
N. W. Tolbert
Rockmart
Europe
Perry Parker
Queen Parker
Jackson
Miss
Sammie May Gant
Virginia
Minnie Gant
Maude S. Allen
Miss A. Cox
E. C. Wiley
Madam Huffman
Beecher Street
N. W. Ryder
Judge Crockett
Hawaiian Islands
Hue
T. J. Monroe
Rockdale Avenue
F. M. Russell
Columbia
Thos. E. Banks
Thee International Bible Students Association — of
A. L. Dalton
Autter Harris
Exelento
Exelento Medicine CO
Atlanta, GA
Hopkins Street
Woodburn
Eula
Chas
Dillard
Dr. C. E. Dillard
Clifford Williams
Whitlow St
St. Peter Street
Estelle Teeters
Yeryonville
Lee Ch Pel
Sunda
Willard Leake
Arkansaw
Burnet Woods
Ernest Jackson
Thomas Bradley
Susie Jackson
O’bryanville
James Avery
Geneva Avery
Cecil Harris
Gorrell Cotton
Luther Martin
Elizabeth Moore
Boosters’ Club
Mildred Webb
Anne Hughes
Hughes
Edward Turner
Charles F. Keys
the Benevolent Society and Friends
Mrs. Parker
Ebersole
Central Ave
Prin
Ting Co
Cincinnati
Ebersole Printing CO
Ebergole Printing CO
Madam Reider
Reider
Welbin
Alms Place
Walnut Hille
Mattie Brooks
Walnut Hills
Mary Washington
West
Glendalia Subdivision
Glendale, Ohio
Glendale
Fountain Square
M. L. Zeigler
Wolbrn
Res
Princeton
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