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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1919

Page

4

Three Marys Lead Grand Rally at Second Baptist Church

A Sunday rally at Second Baptist Church College Hill led by the three Marys with Rev A W Jackson pastor and Rev B D Scott delivering a 3 PM sermon on Building A House For the Lord. Also notes on weddings, funerals, entertaining gatherings, and Bethel Baptist revival with sixty five additions.

Second Baptist Church College Hill A. W. Jackson B. D. Scott Bethel Baptist Church Nutter Paris Kentucky

Kemper-Harreld Recital Delights Y Boys Department

A Friday night recital by the Kemper-Harreld group, held under the boys' department of the Y, drew a large enthusiastic crowd and was noted for artistic success and financial gains. A burial occurred at the chapel of Undertaker Thompson in the Colored American Cemetery.

Thompson Kemper-Harreld Boys' Department of the “Y

Mrs Richardson Hosts Optimist Club Gathering

Mrs Blanche Richardson entertained the Optimist Club Friday. Mr Addison Richardson of Lima Ohio visited his relatives Mr and Mrs Richardson of Barr street. Mrs Nelson Cheaton of Kerper avenue entertained Saturday and Sunday her brother and wife Mr and Mrs M Wells en route from Chicago to Philadelphia.

Blanche Richardson Optimist Club Addison Richardson Lima Ohio Mrs. Richardson Barr Street Nelson Cheaton Kerper Avenue M. Wells Chicago Philadelphia

Dayton clergyman to preach at Walnut Hills church

Rev. J. B. Anderson of Dayton Ohio will preach at First Baptist Church Walnut Hills on March 6 and 7 1919 in a local religious event announcing services and dates.

J. B. Anderson Dayton Ohio First Baptist Church Walnut Hills

Progressive Drill Chair No 2 Holds Grand Public Installation

Progressively themed item notes Drill Chair No 2’s grand success at a public installation and grand march on Friday February 28. Thanks extended to Garnet Lodge Stitch Lodge Polar Star and Co B of K of P for attendance. Also lists health updates deaths illnesses and social events among local residents including Mrs Cora Harney Mrs Lizzie Johnson Blackburn Rev Gray and Mrs Page.

Garnet Lodge Stitch Lodge Polar Star and Co. B K. of P

Mrs Wilson Home From Illness in New York

Mrs. John W. Wilson of New York returns home after a brief illness to recuperate for a few weeks. Mr. Oscar Cameise reached home Monday morning with experiences on the battlefield described as most interesting.

John W. Wilson New York Oscar Cameise

Burrows Returns From Inspection Trip With Fowler Family

Rev. C. E. Burrows Supt of the Atlanta Ga Area Church of God stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs Robert A Fowler of Kerper Ave after returning from an inspection trip to St Louis and Chicago.

C. E. Burrows Atlanta, Ga Church of God Robert A. Fowler Kerper Ave St. Louis Chicago

Mt Zion M E Church Holds Last Quarterly Conference

Mt Zion M E Church in Walnut Hills held the Fourth and Last Quarterly Conference on Friday night February 28 with Rev H A Foreman presiding. The meeting, shaped by the church spirit and times, promises continued growth and meaningful changes. Bose Franklin serves as pastor.

Mt. Zion M. E Walnut Hills Mt. Zion H. A. Foreman Mee Bose Franklin

War Service Camp Receives Notable Local Additions

Miss Mitchell of Wilberforce contributes a pleasing and useful enhancement to the War Service Camp, while Mrs. Conolly’s work forming Girls Clubs and examining social conditions strengthens the community’s support and cohesion.

Miss Mitchell Wilberforce Mrs. Conolly

Friendship Home Anniversary Banquet Held by Mission Society

The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. E. Church hosted an Anniversary Banquet at Friendship Home last Wednesday night. W. P. Dabney served as toastmaster, with Misses Howard Crump Shotwell and Rev. Smith among the eloquent toasts. The home, under Lexingen Conference care, provides a stopping place for women and girls, with Mrs J H Toran as president and Mrs H A Foreman as matron.

Woman’s Home Missionary Society M. E. Church Friendship Home W. P. Dabney The Union Howard Crump Shotwell

Marriage Teaching Session at Knights of Honor Hall

Bible study event titled Present at the Marriage without the Wedding Garment. Held Sunday afternoon March 9 at 3 o clock in Knights of Honor Hall. Free no collections. Watch Tower Bible Class advertised.

Knights of Honor Hall Watch Tower

Notable visits and local charity drive report

Mrs. Robert Fisher visits her son in Chicago and plans to travel to Rochester to see relatives. The Friendship Home for Girls receives donations influenced by Mrs. Birdie Wills of Norwood, with Breen described as an old city resident featured in a review.

Robert Fisher Robert Fisher, Jr Chicago Rochester New York Birdie Wills Norwood Friendship Home For Girls Josephin. Breen Suey Lact

Miss Jennie Cooper Dies at Pleasant Street Residence

Miss Jennie Cooper sister of Miss Emma Cooper died at their Pleasant street home Sunday. The funeral was held Wednesday. Dr. Cornish, who has been ill, hopes to resume duties in a few days. Mrs. Olivia Buck Banks of the Chicago League on Urban Conditions Among Negroes visited Miss Ruth Johnson en route to Ashville, North Carolina.

Jennie Cooper Emma Cooper Pleasant Street Olivia Buck Banks Chicago League Ruth Johnson Ashville N. C

Mrs William F Hainey Hosts Progressive Club Event

Mrs William F Hainey entertained the Progressive Club Friday February 21 with a cordial social gathering.

William F. Hainey Progressive Club

House for Rent 811 Bowen Street Furnished Rooms

For rent at 811 Bowen Street a seven room house with attic. Suitable for a party seeking furnished rooms and a fence. Inquiries to 702 Second National Bank Building at Ninth and Main Street.

Bowen St Second National Bank Main Ste

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