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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1921

Page

3

Social notes and travels of Wade street club and neighbors

Mrs Macbeth entertained the Olive Community Club on Wade street Tuesday evening as seven were served. Paris Ky visitor Mamie Lee returns home after visiting Mrs Geo Clark. Julia and Lottie Shannon of Louisville guests at a Saturday breakfast hosted by Mrs J B White. Mr and Mrs Ben Huey M and Mrs Devers traveled to Springfield for a few days. Mrs D A Stone called to Washington by her mother Sarah Morgan's death. Dessies Brown and Cora Fritzhin visiting Hazel Freeman in Youngstown. Attorney A L Dalton suffers misfortune with his Peerless Eight car after acid vandalism last year and a new incident at Park and Lincoln caused damage. Dalton's friends extend sympathy for his damaged car and visible nerves. Two young men wandered there Sunday seeking girls, were curious and left by cornfield. Rev P J Blackburn of Brown Chapel returns from Sunday School Convention.

A. L. Dalton Park and Lincoln Dalton

National Association of Musicians Convention in Nashville

The National Association of Negro Musicians will convene in Nashville with sessions beginning Tuesday, July 26. The event aims to be a significant gathering for musicians and related professionals.

National Association of Negro Musicians Nashville

Mrs J T Hughes thanks followers for kindness at Walnut Hills

Mrs J T Hughes of 1010 Lincoln Ave Walnut Hills thanks all who showed kindness during her illness since June 18 1921 and even those who promised help but did not mean it. She signs off in Christ and notes others and church concerns in the community column. The Union is urged for local notices and kept as the paper that investigates truth.

J. T. Hughes Lincoln Ave Walnut Hills J. Carson Hughes

Installation services at Second Baptist Madisonville July 11 18

Installation services for Second Baptist Church Madisonville run July 11 to 18 with sermons by Rev E H Blue First Baptist Walnut Hills Rev Edison Zion Baptist Ninth Street Rev W Simpson New Mission Rev Wilber Pace Mound Street Rev W Smith Cumminsville and an installation sermon on Sunday by Rev J Howard Jackson Avondale with Rev A W Jackson College Hill serving as alternate Monday July events include recognition for Leon Coombs a recent graduate and a banquet with Master of Ceremonies Rev L W Cray D D and soloists Mrs Jacob Frazier and Mrs Maud Moore.

Second Baptist Church Madisonville E. H. Blue B. Th F. 2. Green D. D First Baptist Church Walnut Hills Edison Zion Baptist Church Ninth Street W. Simpson New Mission Wilber Pace Mound Street W. Smith Cumminsville J. Howard Jackson Avondale A. W. Jackson A. M College Hill Leon Coombs L. W. Cray Jacob Frazier Maud Moore

Watts Foster Wedding at Allen Temple in Floral Splendor

Miss Lillian Watts wed Mr. Frank B. Foster in Allen Temple as Patriarchie No. 106 in full uniform added to the ceremony. Prof A N Quarles played, Rev Charles Williams officiated, and Mrs Watts decorated, with pink roses creating a picturesque scene. The couple honeymooned in St. Louis with relatives.

Allen Temple Lillian Watts Frank B. Foster A N. Quarles Chas. S. Williams Indianapolis William Callman William Johnson William Sloan Andrew Ingram Lester Nix James Jones Jesse Alexander Ford Bristow Wm. Callman St. Louis A. Fort Frank Foster Co “I” Patriarchie O. F Amos H. Watts

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Spring Grove Avenue Liberty Theatre Jos Stolz Park John W. Johnson Carlisle Ave West Foster K. Burr Cincinnati Temple Court Building Ohio Represe Henry H. Grandison Rance—Automobile Insurance E. W.H. Phone Woodburn Norman G. Ker Anna Howard Matthew West Eighth Street Reginald E. Beamon John Wm. Jackson John Street Cincinnati, O Gordon Wanut Hills Birch Brothers E.O. Birch E.E. Birch Gaff Avenue Montor Street Wandone Lincoln Avenue R A. Reed Cincinnati Police Dept Detective Dept Foraker Avenue Martha J. Rogers Monfort St. W. H K. C. Harris Mme. D. L. Butler O’bryan St Phoone Clinton St Carl West Crewett Wehrmann W.ith Sr H. G. Sanders Macbeth Olive Community Club Wade Street Mamie Lee Paris, Ky Geo. Clark Julia Lottie Shannon Louisville J. B. White Ben Huey M Mrs. Devers Springfield D. A. Stone Washington Sarah Morgan Dessies Brown Cora Fritzhin Hazel Freeman Youngstown P. J. Blackburn Brown Chapel National Association OF Musicians Union Camille Frinson Cleveland Mr. Larz Davenport Atlantic City Grace Mason Dulcina Jones Hattie Mae Youngstown, Ohio Young Women's Christian Association Dabney's Farm Dayton P. Wilson Park Avenue Watts-Foster Lily of the Valley System Lizzie Jamerson Reed Cutter Street Mme D. L. Butler H. Smith C. York Mrs. Lina Still W. 5Th St The Ziegler-Schaefer Co Eastern Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Rockdale Avenue Avon Florel Sterling Phones West N. A. Michelson W.H. Peppers Moroney’s Book Shop Our List Third ST Walnut Jamerson Auto Alms Place Evelyna Watts West Seventh Street Wm. Hill & Sons Clara Roan Washington Terrace
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