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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
4
Bible Students meet at Knights of Honor Hall on Sunday June 18 at 3 PM. The program titled The Church at Laodicean offers admission free with no collection.
Remembrance notice for Mary E Byrd who died March 16 1922. Sad tribute notes she was deeply loved by family and friends. Lines express sorrow and the inability to say goodbye. Mention of daughter Mattie and sisters Susie Clausell Georgia Rhodes Sallie Awll and brother Louis Jones.
Mrs Mary E Byrd Randolph thanks friends for condolences and honors pastor and ministers for support. Mentions graduates and social events at Liberal Art College and Wilberforce alongside local families. Details about weddings, birthdays, and church rallies at Dorcas Missionary Society scene in Madisonville.
The Dorcas Missionary Society of Madisonville enjoyed an appreciative social gathering hosted by Mrs. Sarah Wallace last Thursday.
Miss Jeanetta L Monroe has returned home from Holly Springs Mississippi. She graduated from the preparatory department of Ruth College with high honors. She has received a scholarship and will begin college work at Des Moines Iowa next fall.
Real estate agent Suddath reports sales of 12 room brick tenement at 751 Kenyon Avenue to Mrs. Fannie Lewis and 925 West Fifth Street three story store and eight room building to Henry Stern. Other deals include 827 Hathaway Street five room farm, 812 Hopkins Street 11 room church frontage for Mt Olive Baptist, 3009 Kerper Avenue to Louis and Fannie Kalfus, 887 Weberman Avenue cottage to William Parks, and 1212 Myrtle Avenue four room brick cottage to Thaddeus Gaston. Names, addresses, and firm investments noted, with July 1 move dates for two properties.
Rev. E. H. Blue preached his anniversary sermon and reported the year’s work including 5 funerals 5 weddings 20 baptisms and 9 more added with receipts totaling 1525.00. A railroad men and women party presented Rev. Blue a purse of 63.25. A birthday surprise for Mrs Flora Simpson featured the Mothers Club and choir with gifts and a post event repast.
Mr and Mrs Mays mourn their lost baby with funeral Monday afternoon led by Rev Blue. The Brotherhood plans a Star Team concert and supper Friday at the church with dinners served from 4 PM. Mrs Blue presides. The N A C P will hold a large church meeting Monday night drawing Madionville locals.
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