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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1921
Page
1
Second Monday notes Corinthian Lodge No.1 F A M warranted January 16 1848 First Monday True American Lodge No.2 F A M warranted March 18 1848 First Friday St John s Lodge No.3 F A M warranted May 26 1848
Brother Fred H. King suffered a severe injury in Indianapolis last Thursday including the loss of one foot and serious damage to the other while employed by the Pullman Company. His wife travels to be with him in hospital. The notice lists his Masonic affiliations and urges fraternity sympathy. It also promotes Templar Ball tickets, Easter parade plans, a Masonry meeting summary, an Lent display, and reports on the Templar Crusaders’ Easter service plans with Simon Commandery in Covington.
William Pickens argues the Mississippi Valley from Memphis to the delta resembles a Congo of debt slavery. He details how forced labor thrives through unsecured debt, enabling white planters to seize bodies and property, with lynchings and burnings linked to this system. He cites Henry Lowry’s case in Nodena Arkansas as a direct consequence of debt bondage and exposes biased Southern press framing.
The Board of Home Missions and Church Extension created a Negro work bureau with W A C Hughes as executive secretary to oversee all Negro church activities. The move aims to train Negro leaders and address unique community needs across conferences. The church reports prior Negro leadership gains and substantial 1920 spending on building projects, maintenance, and education, including rural summer schools for ministers and improved farming methods.
The Washington Harmony Boys wowed audiences last week at the Tmery auditorium. On April 16 they appear at Wyoming Town Hall. Mr. H. C. Washington, famed vocalist and composer, leads the group as organizer and leading singer.
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