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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1947
Page
2
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A hoard of brief items notes community life including Bertie Mae Price, club outings at Madam Renfro’s Glendale residence, and the death of Harold Watford, son of Madam Victor Penman, with interment Thursday. Also mentioned are Meharry College festivities, ongoing fraternities and sororities initiations, and Miss Mary Lucille Butler earning a high school diploma in Cincinnati hospitals.
Mrs Ethel Wilks marked a Sunday birthday and church services were led by Sanders at St Luke and Mt Carmel. Various locals mentioned visiting relatives in Detroit Atlanta and Keen Kentucky. Betrothal news, illness updates and social visits fill the column, with Stokowski planning a new concert.
The Columbus Urban League and Frontiers Club founder William Grant Still is praised for 28 years of service in race relations, with his wife Clara noted for her Phyllis Wheatley Home role. An honorary Doctor of Music degree is to be awarded at Oberlin College commencement, and Still has earned major commissions from CBS, New York World's Fair 1939 40, Paul Whiteman, League of Composers, Cleveland Orchestra, and a 1944 Cincinnati Symphony overture prize. he now resides in Los Angeles.
New York City based Workers Defense League praises Cali fornia Institution for Men Warden Kenyon J. Scudder for rejecting segregation. Alban Man, WDL prisoners aid bureau, cites past anti jim crow actions and calls the policy a relief from discriminatory practices in state and federal prisons.
A source notes Gary itemizers include Hindu representatives, three Moslems and one Sikh, detailing the religious diversity represented in the group.
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