Bible Students Gather for Sunday Meetings in Cincinnati Area
Subject of Bible Students observes Sunday services on June 25 at multiple venues. A. T. Hubbard speaks at the Big School House Steele Subdivision College Hill 2 20 P M and Gordon Hotel Walnut Hills 7 30 P M. M C Flowers at Aylward's Hall Addysion Stop 39 2 P M. C J Jackson at Community Center Fifth Isabella Newport Ky 3 P M. Free events with no collections. No meeting at Knights of Honor Hall.
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A. T. Hubbard
Steele Subdivision
College Hill
Gordon Hotel
Walnut Hills
M. C. Flowers
Aylward’s
Addysion
C. J. Jackson
Fifth and Isabella Sts
Newport
Knights of Honor Hall
Negroes and lynching bill at NAACP convention
Newark June 18. At the thirteenth annual NAACP convention Moorefield Storey urged passage of the Dyer anti lynching bill now in the Senate. He warned lynching thrives when fear of indictments is absent and called for national action to end it while noting loyal Negro support and potential crises from racial prejudice. Representative Martin Madden supported the bill, arguing it asks only justice and equality of opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
South
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Moorefield Storey
American Bar Association
United States Senate
Henry Watterson
United States
Storey
Martin B. Madden
Illinois
Should Negroes Strike For Life and Liberty
Bishop Alma White at Collegevue place opening a South Central District camp meeting urged if evolution remains taught the world will fall into chaos. She praised women entering politics and religion as a bright spot and urged ministers to focus on ending lynching fever to restore civilization beyond the Mason Dixon Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma White
Pillar of Fire Church
South Central District
Collegevue Place
College Hill
White
Mason Dixon Line
Bishop White
Businesslike approach to buying and selling houses
The text counsels a strictly businesslike handling of real estate deals even with friends. It urges clear written terms, honors courtesy, notes that garden items stay with the house, and stresses deed ownership on sale. It also advises setting a clear occupancy date and hosting a welcoming tea to ease social tensions.
Tony defies union push after travel and strike tale
The speaker recalls Tony, a World War II veteran, working in a railroad shop in a new country. A business agent pressures Tony to join the union and accept a closed shop, but Tony resists, planning not to sign this week though the shop is open and business seems heated.
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ASA
Tony
Persh
Tree
Beezness
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W. J. Walden
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G. W. Hales
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Cason
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Ashland Ave
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Hotel Sterling
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Jim Young
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Canal
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Manhattan Cafe
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Jay A. McAlpin
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Home and Parlor
Hopkins Street
E. L. Thomas
Agent Sterling Hotel
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Pillar of Fire
Mary Marshall Duffee
Goethe
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Hone West
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Vanity Shop
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S. T. Sneed
L. J. Young
Mrs. Lina Still
Ninth Street
Helen Greer
Anna Matthews
E. P. Robinson
Archie Anderson
Lillian Foster
Francis Leslie
Artie Matthews
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Wallace’s
Iverade
Kentucky
Wm. J. Weismueller
Wade & Cutter
L. P. Brunner
Hartwell and
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Hartwell
Ultman
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Serodino’s
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