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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1949
Page
2
The Union newspaper listing shows W P Dabney as owner and editor at 288 East Fourth Street Cincinnati with a one year subscription or service term.
President Chas H Wesley spoke to Wilberforce Alumni at the Walnut Hills Y Sunday, with Prof Murray from Wilberforce State College present to address a large audience. Clarence Paxton of Covington retires after 48 years with Street Railway Co and tends flowers and vegetables at home with his wife. Donald McDonald hosted a lively Saturday evening on Blair Avenue as the Progressive Club met with Mrs Lou Minnes. Young Peoples Religious Parliament met May 9 to 13 at the 9th St Branch Y, with Rev F E Lesley leading a class and Prof Roach directing music for Christ our Saviour.
Mrs Martha Cooper Mrs Lizzetta Stoval died in Columbus last week Funeral held at Mt Zion Church in this city Friends mourn her loss She leaves a devoted mother Mrs Wooden a daughter and two sons Mrs Grover Hill entertained Monday Rev and Mrs D P Young of Scott Church Detroit attended and officiated at the funeral Their new Pontiac served well Rev Alfred Clay district superintendent led the 4th Quarterly Conference at Mt Zion Church praising the year's progress A covered dish Minosar was served Mrs Lillian Grant chaired the gathering
Cleveland scouts watched Minioso impress with speed and power in spring camps. He beat out plays, homered against Larry Jansen, and demonstrated, despite limited English, keen instincts and defensive range.Manager Boudreau eyed him in right field as a long term asset, with May 15 decisions pending.
Cordial letter from N B Allen executive secretary to Wendell P Dabney enclosing a broadcast of a poem titled The American Rules for Successful Colored Leadership. Allen asks for Dabneys frank critique and notes positive radio reception.
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