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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1919

Page

4

Miss Francis Williams Receives Honor at Holyoke Seminary

Miss Francis Williams niece of Mrs. Edith Miller graduates with honors earning Beta Kappa at the Holyoke Seminary. She is noted as the youngest member of the Saturday Night Club. Mrs. Mollie Gill of Indianapolis and Mrs. Julia McGuire of Winchester Ky. have returned after caring for sister Mrs. Lula Parks who has been ill. Mr. King brother of Mrs. Wrenn of College Hill died in Chicago and his body was brought here for burial. Miss Julia Jones of Churchill Avenue has improved from illness. Trustees and lady managers of the Home for Aged Colored Women thank contributors at the opening reception April 27. prizes for subscriptions totaled $228.97 with first to Mrs. D. L. Butler, second to Mrs. L. Branch, third to Mrs. L. White.

Francis Williams Edith Miller Holyoke Mass Mollie Gill Indianapolis Julia McGuire Winchester, Ky Lula Parks Mr. King D. L. Butler L. Branch L. White

Edith Yarborough Returns Home From Hospital

Little Edith Yarborough has returned home from the hospital and is much improved according to family.

Edith Yarborough

Four Nights Celebration at Brown Chapel Honors Pastor

The Young People's Society Christian Endeavor hosted a four nights celebration at Brown Chapel in honor of their pastor. The event featured many speakers and fine musical programs. Mrs. Georgine Kelly Smith has received many congratulations for her fine work.

Brown Chapel Young People’s Society Christian Endeavor Georgine Kelly Smith

St Andrew's Episcopal Church Bazaar Ends With Musicales

The fifth annual bazaar by the Woman's Auxiliary at St Andrew's Episcopal Church in Columbus concludes with a musical program and talks by soldiers returning from the front. Hon Horace Benser, a Hamilton County Republican delegate who backed the Beatty bill, will attend The Forum on Sunday May 4 at 4 pm. Rev E H Oxley Eugene H Simms and Mrs Florence Edinburgh will attend the Diocesan Convention and Women’s meeting in Springfield April 27 to 30. A membership drive runs April 27 to May 18 to boost 11 am service attendance. Welcome.

Woman's Auxiliary Horacs Benser Hamilton County E. H. Oxley Eugene H. Simms Florence Edinburgh House of Church Women Christ Church Springfield

Road Show Seeks Singers or Dancers in Cincinnati

MR. James Hines seeks candidates for a road show. positions open for female singers or dancers of light or brown color. steady season work and salary. contact No 671 West Fifth Street Cincinnati Ohio by call or write.

James Hines West Fifth St Cincinnati Ohio West Fifth 8St Mound Street West Ninth Street

Read and Patronize Our Advertisers This Week

Read every week the list of advertisers and patronize them. They are reliable and have prospered in The Union. If any are not square, tell us. It will be to your advantage to visit them and mention you saw us for bargains.

For Sale Good Business Location Ice Cream Confectionery Restaurant

For sale a mixed use business at 544 W Ninth with white and colored trade, ice cream confectionery and restaurant. Also for rent a house at 11 Bowen Street with seven large rooms and attic in city center, suitable for furnished rooms. Inquiries to 702 Second Nat Bank Bldg Ninth and Main streets.

Ninth ST Bowen Street City Main Streets

War Relief Donations and Liberty Bond Purchases Reported

The record notes that 134 Indians in the country contributed to War Relief with 2,000,000 dollars and purchased 50,000,000 dollars in Liberty Bonds through 9000 Indian soldiers.

No rent to pay advertisement

No rent to pay. K. Ebersole Printing Co. phones Ridge 395-R. 83710 Laeders Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio.

K. Ebersole Printing Co Phone Ridge Laeders Ave Cincinnati

Sinai Temple No 59 Shrine Meeting Notice

Sinai Temple No 59 Shrine meets the fourth Thursday each month at 8 p m at Masonic hall Genesee and Central avenue. Frank Brown Ill Potentate John W Green Ill Recorder.

Sinai Temple Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Masonic Hall Genesee and Central Avenue Frank Brown John W. Green

Pleasant visit with Hor face Allen at 742 Kenyon Avenue

The writer describes a very pleasant time as a guest of Hor face Allen at 742 Kenyon Avenue. He will return to Columbus on Monday.

Horface Chick) Allen Kenyon Avenue Columbus

Knights Templar Ball Draws Compliments and Crowns

Sir John Thomas and the committee receive praise for a grand Knights Templar ball while the event’s advertising is noted as effective. Rev E H Blue filled the Danville pulpit, Elizabethtown and Lexington social visits are listed, and various residents including Miss Elizabeth Hogan Prof Guy and Mrs Maggie Dean are mentioned with social and personal notes.

Knights Templar John Thomas

Financial campaign to raise 1600 in spring drive

A campaign runs from April 21 to June 22 to raise 1600 with weekly team reports. Mrs. Virginia Walker travels to Detroit due to illness in her family. The Phoebe Allen WCTU holds a meeting at Allen Temple Monday night. International Bible Students plan a lecture May 4 at 3 pm on Satan’s binding at Knights of Honor Hall. C J Jackson speaks. No collection. Mrs. Eliza Graham hosted a dinner for Mrs. Flora Chappell of Williamsburg Kentucky on April 22, twelve guests.

International Bible Students Knights of Honor Hall C. J. Jackson Eliza Graham Flora Chappell Williamsburg

New York Syncopated Orchestra Delights Emery Audience

Mrs Chappell travels to Columbus New Mexico where her husband serves along the border. Miss Alexine Crawford has recovered and resumes duty. The New York Syncopated Orchestra gave a splendid Emery Auditorium concert Tuesday night. Conductor Will Marion Cook did great work and enthusiasm was boundless.

New York Emery Auditorium Will Marion Cook

Raith and Mack Girls' Club Dance at Parish Halls

The Raith and Mack Girls' Club of the War Camp Community Service held a pleasant dance at Parish Halls last week, providing social activity and entertainment for attendees connected to the wartime morale effort.

Raith & Mack Girls’ Club of the War Camp

Magnolia Floral Club Formed by Harry S Jacobs

Mr Harry S Jacobs organized the Magnolia Floral Club on April 21 with thirty six members. The wife of Mr Howard Greer has been ill and her sister has been operated upon at the hospital. Dr Kerr has recovered from nervous prostration and is nearly back to his usual walking speed. Miss Margaret Adams visiting relatives in Boston and Pittsburg en route to Lexington Ky was guest of her cousin Mrs Gertrude Barbour Smith of Wet Seventh Street. Madame Mattie R Howard, local hair culturist, was called to Spring mela on account of the fitness of her aunt Mrs Floride Haggins Tibbs.

Harry S. Jacobs Magnolia Floral Club Howard Greer Kerr Margaret Adams Boston Pittsburg Lexington Gertrude Barbour Smith Wet Seventh Street Mattie R. Howard Springmela Floride Haggins Tibbs

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