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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1922

Page

4

Local Notables Share News in Personal Notices

D. C. Williams family denies death rumors noting two strokes but improving, families announce reunions and visits. Birthday surprise honors madam of the Home for Aged Colored Women. Several locals report health updates, marriages, travels, and social visits across Lexington and nearby.

Elenora Harrison the Home For The Mothers of the Home

Magnified appeal to adopt children in need

A Cincinnati boarding home bureau seeks permanent homes for motherless or separated children of all ages. It offers children from infants to teens and stresses welcoming, wholesome environments. Contact Mrs Reider at the Boarding Home Bureau, 25 East Ninth Street, or call Cincinnati 6950 for details.

East Ninth Street Cincinnati Reider

Mt Auburn Hills Lawn Fete by W W Hill Sunshine Club

A lawn fete to be hosted by the W. W. Hill Sun shine Club at No. 4 Cottage Terrace Mt. Auburn on June 24 1922 invites attendance. The event emphasizes a pleasant outing in the Mt. Auburn hills with residents urged to mark the date.

Sunshine Club Mt. Auburn Hills W. W. Hill Sunshine Club Cottage Terrace Mt. Auburn

Debate at Zion Baptist Church on Power of Money and Love

A debate hosted by Busy Bee Club at Zion Baptist Church on Wednesday evening June 14, 1922 at 8 20 p m. The subject asks whether money is more powerful than love with Mrs D L Butler as president and E 8 Lee chair of debating.

Zion Baptist Church Busy Bee Club D. L. Butler

Lincoln unveiling and African American progress notes

Dr Moton of Tuskegee and the Business Men's Association spoke at the Lincoln unveiling in Washington. Wilberforce University’s year ends June 15 with 200 graduates. Despite a fire 1414 students remain enrolled outside summer school. Segregation marked the Lincoln memorial dedication. Akron NAACP stopped a Ku Klux Klan parade and meeting. NAACP asked President Harding for a federal investigation of Texas outrages.

Dr. Moton Tuskegee and The Business Men's Association Washington Wilberforce University

Decoration Day Observed by Woman's Relief Corps in Cincinnati

On May 30 1922 the Woman's Relief Corps R. G Shaw No 331 of Cincinnati assisted by Rev E A Forman and wife Mt Zion M E Church and public school pupils held memorial services for the Unknown Dead and southern battlefields dead. A tribute to the sailor soldier dead was sung on the Little Miami River bridge. Comrades Adams and Yates homes were visited with honors, a memorial parade moved from 538 Main Street to Mr and Mrs Jno Cham Mrs Ida Weathers prepared a grand dinner for corps and visitors. Mrs M E Whitlow president and Mrs Ella Thompson secretary.

Gen Heath Main Street Hooirgt Jno. Cham

Brown Chapel A M E Church Quarterly Meeting Notice

Rev P J Blackburn pastor delivers notices for Brown Chapel A M E Church. Quarterly Conference meets Monday night the 12th, with Foreman of Mt Zion M E Church preaching at 3 p m. Trustees elected J M Owens J J Woodson H H Frinson Jerry Guthrie Frank Brown F A B Hall Chas Crockett E C Coleman Chas Pine. Junior Stewardess Board to host lawn fete at Mrs Mary Maupin residence on Kerper avenue Thursday evening June 29. Junior C E Society contemplated. W H M Society praised for success.

Foreman Mt. Zion M. E Mary Maupin Kerper Avenue J. M. Owens J. J. Woodson H. H. Frinson Jerry Guthrie Frank Brown F. A. B. Hall Chas. Crockett E. C. Coleman Chas. Pine C. E W. H. M. Society

Second Baptist Church Madisonville Anniversary and Events

Rev E H Blue preached three messages on Sunday with morning text Thou Hast Searched Me and Known Me afternoon on the Communion and evening Peter opened his mouth. Attendance was good. Delegates including Mrs Flora Simpson and Miss Annette Roberts attended the convention. Children’s Social Friday night and an entertainment Sunday afternoon. Edna Rife presided at precinct B and turned over a large convention fund. Albert Boze elected district president of B Y P U. John Faltz sustained a broken leg from a horse kick. Mrs Stone Dane and Gladys Hungsuckle are improving. Pastor’s first anniversary is Sunday with a big day planned.

Blue Peter

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