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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1920
Page
4
J Walker's Wonderful Hair Grower offered by Mrs Thos Easily who operates head garters for scalp treatment and hair growth under all conditions. Available for wholesale and retail purchase at 653 Kenyon Avenue.
Mrs Henry Johnson hosted the Bolivian Art Club at Community House with four guests and an instructor. Prof Clarence Jones and wife of Chicago entertained at Crescent Club. he played several famous compositions. Mrs Chloe E Morgan is at Evangeline Home recovering from an operation. Clarence Jones, visiting from Chicago, called on Howard C Washington at Vocalstyle Musical Studio and performed his song success Mid the Pyramids with his orchestra. Notices urge prompt payment to the UNION as bills are placed with attorneys. Mrs Carrie Holmes hosted the Carnation Embroidery Club No 1. Mrs Katherine Owen is recovering from illness and will be out soon. The Saturday Night Club meets at Dr and Mrs Vaughan on Friday. John Humphrey of Gaff Ave is ill.
A heartfelt Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for kindness and sympathy after the death of Frank P. Brown aged 53. The note thanks Rev B D Scott and others from Antioch Baptist Church Zion Baptist Church Stith Lodge Odd Fellows Fraternal Club and several lodges for prayers sermons music and visits. appreciation extended to floral offerings pallbearers and undertakers Wrenn and Parker for handling the funeral.
The Sunday School Institute Workers in Precinct A met at Zion Baptist Church with 300 attendees. President L. E. Brown aims to organize all schools on a modern front-line basis by the next convention. Zion School won the largest attendance pennant with 75. Calvary led officers with 54. Robert E. Benjamin presided. Rev. Brean spoke. Mrs. Josephine Graves now leads the Indianapolis YWCA after leaving Cincinnati. she attended a funeral in Cumminsville.
Grace Bradshaw entered into eternal rest on March 1 1919. God called her home and she lingers in memory with her husband and children Hazel Jones Kozelia Leahr and George Oliver Bradshaw. Collector for the Union will call in Newport on Monday March 8.
I thank friends for floral tributes and kindness after the death of my husband James Morgan. Grateful for Mr Tolliver’s kindness during illness and for Rev Foote Williams and Undertaker Copeland for comforting conduct. Also thanks to Mrs Copeland and relatives. Anna Morgan.
On the third anniversary of Mary L. Lewis’s death, her devoted family recalls her loyalty and affection. Her memory remains sacred to Fountain, Lewis, and her children, who honor her as a beloved wife and mother with enduring love.
Miss Ella Anderson quietly married Mr 8 T Baker of Anderson Indiana recently. Friends extend congratulations.
Miss Bird spent ten days at the Y W C A and returned to her New York home after a pleasant profitable visit.
Mrs Susie West remains quite ill at home. Her daughter Mrs Elmira Anderson of Hillsboro is at her bedside. Mrs Kittie Quisenberry continues ill health. Mrs Nora Williams shows improvement.
Miss Alice B Hudson formerly of this city was a guest of her niece Mrs Flora Smothers. A child of Prof and Mrs Showes suffered severe burns this week. Miss R Dooley a trained nurse from Chicago visited Mrs J W Blalark last week. The Book Walter reception financial report credits the city and praises Secretary Robinson and assistants.
Mrs Sallie Lay is visiting her daughter and son in law in Detroit Michigan during a brief sojourn.
Mr and Mrs A E Johnson celebrate the birth of a bouncing baby boy. Rev E H Oxley has been reap pointed Deputy Scout Commissioner for the colored boys of the city, continuing his leadership role.
Mr and Mrs Harry Jacobs are able to be out again after a week of severe illness, marking a return to health and routine.
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