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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1922

Page

4

Wedding of the Sea Son Lillian Spurlock and Newman Dumas

The wedding took place at the brides parents home in Los Angeles with Rev H B Hawes officiating. Attendants included Mrs Harry Spurlock Jr and four bridesmaids. Roses and orange blossoms adorned the venue. More than 125 guests attended the reception and gifts were plentiful. Mr Earl Spurlock and Mr Harry Spurlock welcomed a baby boy born June 12. Anna Savage Dale of Chicago plans a two week visit at 516 Richmond St.

Lillian Spurlock Newman Dumas Harry Spurlock Cincinnati Los Angeles California H. B.hawes Westminister Presbyterian Church Earl Spurlock Anna Savage Dale Chicago Richmond St

Wedding of Miss Minnie Cunningham and Mr. Wm Miller

Thursday evening at 8 the wedding of Miss Minnie Cunningham to Mr. Wm Miller was solemnized with Rev. McCray officiating. A reception followed at the groom’s parents home on West 6th Street for thirty guests. many presents were received. Irene Hughes hosted the Summa Congregation Club with guests Burbage, Hunter, and Lilian Wing of West Baden, Ind, for a three course luncheon.

Minnie Cunningham Wm. Miller McCray Wiley Miller West 6Th St Irene Hughes Summa Congregation Club Burbage Hunter Lilian Wing West Baden Ind

Acknowledgments for Arthur Parker’s Illness and Death

The bereaved wife and daughter extend heartfelt thanks to friends. Grateful for Dr. W. T. Nelson’s attentive care Rev. W. C. Thompson’s consoling words Anthony Lodge No. 30 and Mr Rankin for conducting the funeral.

W. T. Nelson W. C. Thompson Anthony Lodge Mr. Rankin

Wilbur Woodson Plans Surprise Birthday Party

Mr. Jesse J. Woodson did not host a party as claimed last week. His son Wilbur arranged a surprise and invited Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson to attend.

Jesse J. Woodson Wilbur James Robinson

Union paper renewal note and graduation update

Selma and Aja on 6 16 23 receive a letter from Chas Hall requesting a $1.50 renewal for The Union. The note offers best wishes and long life to the Union. Louis F. Wilson, son of Mr and Mrs G Wilson of Avondale, graduates from Wilberforce Academy and plans to study at Howard University in Washington DC.

Mr. Dabney Union Chas. T. Hall Louis F. Wilson

Sorority Congratulates Members on Notable Success

The Sorority congratulates them upon their success and hopes their achievements inspire others to follow suit this fall.

Miss Lala Hogan Visits Sister in Chicago

Miss Lala Hogan of Lincoln Avenue visits her sister in Chicago, staying for a short time.

Lala D. Hogan Lincoln Av Chicago

Card of Thanks for A B Palmer May 29 1922

Mrs Mary Palmer offers thanks to neighbors and friends for condolences after the death of her husband A B Palmer on May 29 1922. She also praises Rev Foote St John Church for flowers and Antioch Baptist Church for its offering and commends Undertaker H G Sanders for funeral services.

A. B. Palmer Foote St. John Church Antioch Baptist Church H. G. Sanders Mary Palmer

Memorial notice for Charles Brice Jones June 3, 1922 death

Mary B. Jones expresses sorrow and thanks for kindness shown after the death of her husband Charles Brice Jones on June 3, 1922. She praises Rev. W A Jackson J J Wilson W A Page and other speakers, thanks floral donors and J A Thompson funeral director, and notes her lasting memory and pride.

Charles Brice Jones W. A. Jackson J. J. Wilson W. A. Page J. A. Thompson

Brown Chapel A M E Church Children Day and rallies

Brown Chapel A M E Church invites families to Children Day services at eleven with a joint gathering for children from other churches. Grand Rally planned for first Sunday in August with Rev. H H Summers of Payne Seminary Wilberforce as principal speaker. Jr Stewardess Lawn Fete set for the 29th at Mrs Maupin's Kerper Ave. International Ministerium will dine at the church July 5 with Rev Atkins delivering the address. Public invited. Second Baptist Church Madisonville Ohio notes Rev E H Blue pastor and his sermons with texts for morning and evening services.

H. H. Summers Payne Seminary Wilberforce International Ministerium Atkins Federation of Churches of

Community Event Recap From Local Congregations

The Star Teams' Entertainment drew financial success and praise. Monday night the N A C P held an enthusiastic church meeting with speakers E Hunt Gifford Rev Davis Simpson and Blue, many Joiners added. The Brotherhood plans a social Thursday, and Friday Madisonville graduates are to be entertained by the Missionary Club and Esther Team, with a large crowd expected.

Our Church E. A. Hunt Percy Gifford Rev. Davis Simpson Blue Madisonville Missionary Club Esther

Back Biters Club Feted At Mrs Cason Franklin Home

Mrs Cason Franklin entertained the Back Biters Club Sunday with coverings laid for 20. Sap t E Moore visited Sunday in Oxford Ohio. The O Bryanville Benevolent Society held a Lawn Fete Friday night and was a grand success. Supt Walton and the Orphan Asylum Board are congratulated for six children graduating this year. A commendable achievement noted.

Cason Franklin Back Biters Club O’bryanville Benevolent Society Supt. Walton Orphan Asylum Board

AKAs Gratitude For Support Expands Scholarship Plan

The Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority thanks the public for the strong response to the entertainment Everywoman. The success funds an enlarged program for next year. Leading scholarship candidates Louise Rowe Laura Knight and Mary Bush tied for top honors and will each receive a scholarship to enter the University of Cincinnati.

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Louise Rowe Walnut Hills Laura Knight Mary Bush Woodward High Knight Bush University of Cincinnati

Local Church Prayers For Mrs Blackburn Recovery

Mesdames Dane Stone and Foultz are improving. Mrs Lucille Blackburn left Monday night for Winchester to be by her sick mother. The prayers of the Church are for her recovery.

Stone Foultz Lucille Blackburn Winchester

Robinson Elected President of Fisk Alumni Association

Jas H. Robinson executive secretary of The Negro Civic Welfare Association was elected president of Fisk University Alumni Association, which counts 1206 graduates in thirty states. Robinson, a Fisk alumnus, holds two degrees from Yale.

Jas. H. Robinson Negro Civic Welfare Association Fisk University Fisk Robinson Yale

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Horace Sudduth W. 5Th St Colored Real West Fifth Street Reginald E. Beamon West Fifth St John Henry H. Grandison Lavinia Ave Wolbrn Ogni Spragens Mercantile Library Henry C. Rocker Walnut West Eighth Street R. Cincinnati W. H. Hill & CompAny Ellis & Hill Funeral RS & Embalmers West Canal Rankin Bros Woodburn Chapel Street Fred D. McCoy & Co West Ninth Street Jas H. Thompson Undertaker E. W. Smith W. Court St Cincinnati, O Park Ellis Brothers Cinginmati Arthur Parker Selma Aja Mary B. Jones P. J. Blackburn Jr. Stewardess Second Baptist Church Ohio E. H. Blue Abraham God Brotherhood Sapt. E. Moore Oxford, Ohio Phone West 2140 Barr Street W. Copeland Ambulance Service Fifth Street Centre Central Ave Moroney Third Street Terminal West Res van Horn Sr T. J. Banks Hotel Sterling Mound Street Edward S. Johnson W. Seventh ST Cutter Street Lincoln Ave Woden Gushurst Brothers Linn Street West 2950 Edward H. Habig West Sixth Street Cincinnati, Ohio Rvice For Funerals J. K Sherman J. H Fifth St Pekin Theater James Miss Adams Bamas Model Pharmacy Cincinnati and Covington Edward James Ross
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