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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1921

Page

4

Card of Thanks and Local Notices From The Crescent Club

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness during illness and bereavement. Mentions Edinburg and Matine Ward on Lincoln avenue and Spalding of Madeira Ohio. Note of Uncle Alexander Brown’s death and family regrets. Also thanks for subscriptions and a March 30 confirmation at St Philip’s Church in New York and a Crescent Club smoker. Harry Glover longtime Lyceum Theater attaché dies.

Edinbure Lincoln Avenue Matine Ward Spalding Madeira Ohio Alexander Brown Mitchell Brown Henry Brown Alice Hudson Neice

Family mourns loss as community sends sympathy

A Cleveland area notice thanks friends for kindness after the death of T Spencer Finley. It lists thanks to the Order of Masons, clubs, Sunday school, a poem reader, Rev. Page, assisting pastors, singers, and floral donors, and funeral directors Mr and Mrs Copeland. Mentions a new preacher arriving May 7 and various social notices mixed with obituaries and club activities.

Order of Masons Decatur Page Bruner Copeland

Club figures and local visits highlighted last week

Mr. BR. W. Overton of the YMCA addressed the Phyliss Wheatly Club. Rev. Ferguson was returned to Mt Zion. Mrs. Robinson of Washington Ter race is ill. Mrs. Jas. Pierce and Mrs. Chas. Hughes visited Warsaw, Kentucky. Mrs. Wm. Copeland flew to Cleveland to represent the Order of the Golden Circle.

BR. W. Overton Phyliss Wheatly Club Ferguson Mt Zion Jas. Pierce Chas. Hughes Warsaw, Ky Wm. Copeland Cleveland Order of the Golden Circle

Birthday party for Mrs Rosa Walker at Washington Terrace

The season’s highlight was Mrs Rosa Walker’s birthday party at the Washington Terrace Community Center on Monday April 25. Pink and blue decor, elegant evening gowns, and numerous gifts marked the event, with 56 friends in attendance and a cake and punch service.

Rosa Walker Washington Terrace Community Center

Choir Honors At Union Baptist Church Social Evening

A grand gathering Monday evening at Union Baptist Church honored the church choir with a fine program and inspiring remarks from Mr. N. W. Ryder and the pastor. The Pastor's Aid served an elegant repast in the vestry with guests including Mrs. Lulu Robertson Johnson of New York, escorted by Mr. Louis Wharton.

Union Baptist Church N. W. Ryder Lulu Robertson Johnson New York Louis Wharton

YWCA celebrates second anniversary services at Anne Baptist

Y W C A marks its second anniversary with worship on Sunday May 15 at 2 30 p m at Anne Baptist Church. An open house follows at the Blue Triangle Branch with refreshments served and fellowship to conclude the event.

Anne Baptist Church Blue Triangle

Attorney Howard Wins No Table Victory in Court

In Judge Darby's court the State versus Gregory Gentry and Lucile Howard resulted in acquittal after a defense by Attorney Howard. The defendants were charged by a white man with robbing him of 2696 dollars. the jury returned a verdict of acquittal in about thirty minutes.

Howard Darby Gregory Gentry Lucile Howard

King Honors Tenor in Buckingham Palace Gift

A London cable reports King George presented a diamond pin last night to Roland Haynes, a colored tenor, after he entertained the royal family at Buckingham Palace with a program of real American Negro music. The king remarked it contrasted markedly with the jazz previously described by the same name.

New York London George Roland Haynes Buckingham Palace

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Bush-Marshall Realty CompAny Mound Street Cincinnati Rev S. O. Shinault West Fifth Street West Sixth Street S. T. Sneed Henry C. Rocker Walnut St West Eighth Street Cincinnati, O S. Gershuny Victrolas Grafonolas Mamie Smith Thomas Worton Kenyon Avenue W. H. Hill & CompAny Ellis & Hill Funeral Directors and Embalmers Canal O’brien Walnut Hills Woodburn Venice Blackstone Rankin Bros Chapel Street Fred D. McCoy & Co West Ninth Street Ofice Jas H. Thompson Undertaker Freeman Avenue E. W. Smith W. Court St Park West 2149 Ellis Brothers Modern Ambulance Service Phone West T. J. Banks Hotel Sterling Herbert W. Sims James Sims St. Philip's Church Crescent Club Harry Glover Lyceum Theater T. Spencer Finley Brean Roscoe Adams Adams John Lillie Brown Bluefield W. V James Barbray Genevieve Brooks Mattie Brooks R. C. Greer Post Office Geo. Davis Walnut Hills High School Jessie E. Greer Lizzie Livingston Rose Johnson Ladies’ Improvement Club International Bible Students Knights of Honor Hall F. L. Brown Cumminsville Mrs. Jett Mr. Burroughs Clara Anne Thompson E. C. Dandridge Wherman Avenue Christian Church Mary F. Waring Marie Earhart Clark Eas Daisie PF. Davis Miss Bessie Austin Zion Industrial Club A. J. McMurray Ashland Avenue Horace Sudduth 5Th Street Leroy J. Walker and Embalmer Funeral Home Cutter Street Mrs Jessie WiLliams Concord Street Elbert Brookins Phon Woodburn Park Avenue Phone West 2140 W. Copeland THE Howard Pharmacy L. J. Young Y.W.C.A King Gushurst Brothers Linn Street West 2950 Casinnti J. T. Conyard Edward H. Habig Undertaker AN Cincinnati, Ohio Battle’s Sample Furniture Store J. K Sherman J. H Fifth St Pekin Theater
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