Miss Francis Williams Honored At Holyoke Seminary
Miss Francis Williams niece of Mrs Edith Miller earned Beta Kappa from Holyoke Seminary. She was youngest member of Saturday Night Club. Mrs Mollie Gill of Indianapolis and Mrs Julia McGuire of Winchester, Kentucky returned after caring for sister Mrs Lula Parks who has been ill. Mr King brother of Mrs Wrenn died in Chicago and body brought here for burial. Miss Julia Jones of Churchill Avenue improving. Home for Aged Colored Women trustees thank contributors at April 27 opening reception. Prizes for subscriptions totaled 228.97 with first prize to Mrs D L Butler, second to Mrs L Branch, third to Mrs L White.
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Francis Williams
Edith Miller
Holyoke
Mass.) Seminary
Mollié’Gill
Indianapolis
Julia McGuire
Winchester, Ky
Lula ‘Parks
D. L. Butler
L. Branch
L. White
Edith Yarborough Returns from Hospital in Improving Health
Edith Yarborough has returned from the hospital and is reported improved. The note notes a positive recovery and suggests continued rest at home as she regains strength.
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Edith Yarborough
Brown Chapel Four Night Celebration Honors Pastor
At Brown Chapel the Young People's Society Christian Endeavor hosted a four night celebration 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.
St Andrews Bazaar Ends With Musical and Soldier Addresses
The fifth annual bazaar by St Andrews Episcopal Church Woman's Auxiliary at Eighth and Mound Streets concluded Friday night with a musicale and talks from soldiers recently returned from the front. Hon Horaes Bonser, the sole white Republican Hamilton County delegate to back the Beatty bill, will attend The Forum on Sunday May 4 at 4 o'clock.
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Woman’s Auxiliary
Horaes Bonser
Hamilton County
Delegates to Springfield Diocesan Convention at Christ Church
Rev. E. H. Oxley, Mr. Eugene H. Simms and Mrs. Florence Edinburgh serve as delegates to the Diocesan Convention and House of Church Women meeting in Christ Church, Springfield, Ohio, from April 27 through 30.
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E. H. Oxley
Eugene H. Simms
Florence Edinburgh
House of Church Women
Christ Church
Springfield
Community notices and church events update
Membership drive runs April 27 to May 18 to boost attendance, with weekly team reports and a separate financial push from April 21 to June 22 seeking 1600 dollars. Mrs. Virginia Walker travels to Detroit due to family illness. The Phoebe Allen W C T U meets at Allen Temple Monday night, no collection. International Bible Students announce a May 4 talk on binding of Satan at 3 pm. Mrs. Eliza Graham hosts a gathering for Mrs. Flora Chappell, with twelve at table. Miss Alexine Crawford has returned to work.
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International Bible Students
Knights of Honor Hall
C. J. Jackson
New York Syncopated Orchestra Concert Delights Emery Auditorium
The New York Syncopated Orchestra performed a splendid Tuesday night concert at Emery Auditorium. Conductor Will Marion Cook led with notable effort. Audience enthusiasm was boundless. better advertising could have drawn a larger crowd.
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New York
Emery Auditorium
Will Marion Cook
Raith and Mack Girls Club Dance at Parish Hall
The Raith and Mack Girls Club of the War Camp Community Service hosted a pleasant dance at Parish Hall last week. The event featured community members and was arranged by local volunteers to support service activities.
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Raith & Mack Girls’ Club of the
War Camp
Girls Wanted for Road Show in Cincinnati
Advert says steady season work for singers or dancers. Light complexion preferred. Apply or write MR. James HINES at 671 West Fifth St. Cincinnati Ohio.
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James Hines
West Fifth St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Read Wise Read Every Week The Union Advertisers
Read! Be Wise! Read every week the list of our advertisers and patronize them. They are reliable and prospered for years. If you find any not square, tell us. You will receive every courtesy at their places of business. It will be to your advantage to see them. Just tell them you saw me and you will get bargains.
For Sale Good Business Location Ice Cream Shop
FOR SALE Good business location with white and colored trade. Ice cream confectionery and restaurant combined. 544 W Ninth St contact West 1567.
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Ninth ST
Sinai Temple Lodge Notice Meets Monthly at Masonic Hall
Sinai Temple No 59 Order of the Mystic Shrine meets the fourth Thursday each month at 3 PM at Masonic Hall Genesee and Central. Frank Brown Potentate. John W Green Ill Recorder.
War Bond Donations Highlighted in Indian War Relief Effort
The report notes India donated 2,000, 9000 Indian soldiers contributed, and $2,000 to War Relief. It mentions purchases totaling $50,000,000 in Liberty Bonds.
Reverend Davie at 18-20 Ker yon Avenue Church
The Christian church at 18 20 Ker yon Avenue is led by Rev R H Davie Minister. Services held weekly and community events announced.
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Christian
Keryon Avenue
R. H. Davie
Minieter
Visit with Hor ace Allen Ends Quiet Week in Columbus
The writer notes a very pleasant stay as a guest of Horace Allen at 742 Kenyon Avenue and states he will return to Columbus on Monday. The item preserves the social visit tone with local address for specificity.
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Horace
Chick) Allen
Kenyon Avenue
Columbus
Knights Templar Ball Receives High Praise and Advertising
Sir John Thomas and the committee received numerous compliments for the Knights Templar ball while Rev. E H Blue of Madisonville ably filled the pulpit of Rev. Woods in Danville Kentucky last Sunday.
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Knights Templar
John Thomas
E. H. Blue
Madisonville
Woods
Danville
Local Social News Flashes From Lexington and Nearby
Miss Elizabeth Hogan visits relatives in Lexington Kentucky. Prof Guy automobiling instructor at the Colored Industrial School received a leather valise from pupils. Mrs Maggie Dean entertained the Ideal Embroidery Club last Friday. Lieut Nathan E Taylor of 610 East Sixth Street improves from pneumonia. The Carnation Club was entertained at Mrs Ridings residence Syracuse Street last Thursday. Mrs Sanders of 411 Wade Street left for Chattanooga Tennessee after her sister died there.
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Guy
Colored Industrial School
Maggie Dean
Ideal Embroidery Club
Nathan E. Taylor
East Sixth Street
Carnation Club
Mrs Mary McLeod Bethune Visits Dayton Hostess
Mrs Mary McLeod Bethune of Dayton was the guest Monday of Mrs Blanche T Richardson, joining an afternoon gathering at her home for a social engagement.
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Mary McLeod Bethune
Dayton
Blanche T. Richardson
Mrs Blanche T Richardson Guest Of Mrs Buster
Mrs Blanche T Richardson was hosted by Mrs Buster in Wilmington Ohio last week for a social call and visit.
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Blanche T. Richardson
Buster
Wilmington, O
Magnolia Floral Club Organized by Harry Jacobs
Mr. Harry 8 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 nears his usual walking speed. Miss Margaret Adams visited relatives in Boston and Pittsburg and traveled to Lexington Kentucky en route home. Madame Mattie R Howard, local hair culturist, was called to Springfield for illness of her aunt Mrs Florida Haggins Tibbs.
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Harry 8. Jacobs
Magnolia Floral Club
Howard Greer
Kerr
Margaret Adams
Boston
Pittsburg
Lexington
Gertrude Barbour Smith
West Seventh Street
Mattie R. Howard
Springeld
Florida Haggins Tibbs
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Detroit, Mich
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