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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1943

Page

2

The Union Ow Oct Dabney Edite at 238 East Fourth

A fragment records an item at 238 East Fourth Street involving Dabney and Edite with numerical values. The line hints at a street address and two names in a local item. Further readable context is unavailable to clarify action or outcome.

Personal Notices Highlight Graduations, Travels, Illnesses, and Social Events

Invitations issued for a graduation reception honoring Agnes Matlock and a principal. former guest Madam Hale of Tennessee State College hosted by President Hale. Lieut Bill Jones visiting Texas family. Alex Baker, Musicians Union president, to join the Army Friday. Mrs. Wm Douglass, Walnut Hills resident, died and was buried. Mrs Ray Callender taking nursing courses at Michigan University. Minnie Jean Johnson recovering from illness. Mrs Jacqueline Sattler and Mrs Lee Parks of Detroit honored guests with local hospitality. Elizabeth Greed hosted Hilltop Progressive Club. Nancy Mays hosted Duplex Cultural Club for Mahala James birthday. Mention of Samuel Smart and neighbors Rev. D P Young, Prof N Ryder, undertaker J C Battle.

War nurseries aid 2300 Negro children in war effort

Fortys one war nurseries approved to care for about 2300 children of Negro war working mothers. Centers are needed to support mothers in the manpower drive. Mrs. Kate Walker organized a summer program with the Women’s Defense Civic and Soldiers Club. Mary Hollins of Ashland noted for aiding local sponsors in establishing 14 centers serving ages two through fourteen. Howard Reynolds Lucile Jones visited Cleveland as guests of Rev. and Mrs. Saunders at CME Church parsonage.

F.W.A Kate Walker Women’s Defense Civic and Soldiers Club Federal Works Agency Mary Hollins Ashland War Nur Hollins Mt. Zion Church Howard Reynolds Lucile Jones Cleveland Saunders CME Church

Ladies Industrial Club entertained by Mrs. Randolph

Newsy Notes by Mrs. Cooper report the Ladies Industrial group was graciously entertained by Mrs. Randolph of Kerper Avenue on Friday evening.

Ladies Industrial Randolph Kerper Avenue

Mrs Lillie B Smart Thanks Friends For Kind Expressions

Mrs Lillie B Smart expresses gratitude to friends for telegrams letters and flowers following a bereavement. The note thanks many for their comforting support during the family's time of sorrow.

Lillie B. Smart

C S R Club Names Officers

The Cincinnati Social Register club held its regular monthly meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hendersons home. All officers were re-elected except the corresponding secretary who resigned. Mrs Cora Tiller was replaced by Mrs Frankie Henderson. Officers include James Clark president and others. installation will be in June at Mrs Susie Pickett s home with hosts Mr and Mrs James Clark and Mr and Mrs Monroe Simms.

The Cincinnati Social Register Club Fred Henderson Eberhardt Avenue William Simmons Cora Tiller Frankie Henderson James Clark Cassie Hazle Gertrude Hart Frank Starks George Warren Richard Hazle Anna Gibbs Lillian Beasley Clara Montgomery Committee For Mayme i Clark Willard Townsend Susie Pickett S. Parkway Monroe Simms Chicago Defender

Young Ladies Mission Board Anniversary at First Antioch Church

The Young Ladies Mission Board of First Antioch Baptist Church celebrates its sixteenth anniversary on Sunday June 27 1943 at 3 30 p m with Rev F P Green of First Baptist Walnut Hills delivering the sermon. Music by the First Baptist Choir directed by Prof Clinton Gibbs and Hattie Jackson Guild. Audrey Tye is president and Rev W H Williams is pastor.

Young Ladies Mission Board First Antioch Baptist Church F. P. Green First Baptist Church Walnut Hills First Baptist Church Choir Clinton Gibbs Hattie Jackson Audrey Tye Antioch Mission Board W.H. Williams

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UNION P. Dabney East Fourth Street Main Edite Roosevelt Lincoln Beecher Regal J. F. Goldman Odie Billups Agnes Matlock Geo. A. Phillips Madam Hale Tennessee State College Bill” Jones Tex Alex. Baker Musicians Union Army Wm. N. Douglass Ray Callender Michigan University City Nursing Minnie Jean Johnson Jacqueline Sattler Lee Parks Detroit Jacqueline and Lancillian Brown Elizabeth Greed Hilltop Progressive Club Nancy Mays Duplex Cultural Club Bellevue Mahala James Samuel Smart D. P. Young Prof N. Ryder J. C. Battle Lillian Rice West Walnut Hills Newsy Mrs. Cooper A. L. Guerard Etta Street Incminnville, Tenn STATE 15Th and Central Avenue Ninth Street Y. M. C. A J. B. Schmitt CO Bauer Electric CO M. F. Carter Cassini Mosaic Tile CO J. B. Schroeder Westkamp & Robinson Quehl Sign CO Newport Plate Glass CO Advance Millwork CO Enterprise Lumber CO Ohio Armetz & Ruether Henry Higgins Ogarita Starks Grace Hart Wilson Anna Mack Young Ladies’ Mission Board
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