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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1922

Page

4

Social notes and personal items from Betts Street and region

A Mothers Day dinner hosted by Miss Emma Smith honors her mother Mrs. Marie Higgins with Dr. John N. Brooks present. coverage for 12. May meetings of Why Not Lodge elect Chas Denton and Louis Thomas as delegates. Mr. John Story of Mayslick celebrates his 83rd birthday in Cincinnati. ongoing Civil War veteran remains active in carpentry. Various notices include births, anniversaries, travels, illnesses, baptisms, club meetings, and a correction denying a principal’s residence purchase in favor of a new auto.

Emma Smith Betts Street Marie Higgins John N. Brooks John Story Mayslick Cincinnati A. J. Brown

Social Club Meets at Brown Home on 14th Street

The Social Club gathered Wednesday night at Mr. and Mrs. H. Brown's home 222 14th St. Mr. Green was elected President. Mr. J. H. Cook served as interim for three months. Miss Merritt begins a second term as Secretary. Mr. J. Brown begins a second term as Treasurer.

Independent H. Brown 14Th St Green J. H. Cook Miss Merritt J. Brown

The Mother At The Cross Service At Second Baptist Church

Reverend E H Bice delivered a strong sermon on The Mother At The Cross. Three baptisms occurred as the Children's Band and local talent contributed to an afternoon program. The Mothers Club hosted a packed evening program led by Mrs Blackburn. Precinct meeting at New Mission Church succeeded with Mrs Rife presiding. Pastor's Aid Society gathers Thursday night led by Miss Edith Howard.

Clark Mother's Club Blackburn New Mission Church Pastor’s Aid Society Edith Howard

Mrs Nannie Coles of Lexington dies May 7

Mrs Nannie Coles of Lexington Kentucky died on May 7 she was sister of Mrs Charles Anna Shotwell and the late Miss Letitia Coles thanks floral tributes from Mrs Harriet Frateman Mrs Frances Johnson Mrs Alice Jones Mrs Anna Hood Mrs Ethel Winn Covington Kentucky Miss Jennie Porter Mrs Henrietta Ingram

Nannie Coles Lexington Charles Anna Shotwell Letitia Coles Harriet Frateman Frances Johnson Alice Jones Anna Hood Ethel Winn Covington, Ky Jennie Porter Henrietta Ingram

Birthday Surprise Party for Mrs Minnie Champs

The Star of Bethlehem Chapter No 9 O E S hosted a Surprise Birthday Party for their Matron Mrs Minnie Champs on May 2. Guests received many gifts including a leather handbag and enjoyed a sumptuous repast before departing with best wishes for many more birthdays.

Star of Bethlehem Minnie Champs

Mrs. Rosella Washington Attends Indianapolis Pharmacy Graduation

Mrs. Rosella Washington returned home from Indianapolis where she attended the commencement of the Indianapolis College of Pharmacy. Her uncle, Mr. Allen Crosby, graduated in a class of 20 and was the only Race man in the group.

Rosella Washington Indianapolis Indianapolis College of Pharmacy Allen Crosby

Esther Team Prepares For May Fair Parade

Esther Team advances preparations for a May Fair with details pending. Mrs. Edna Honeysuckle suffered a painful fall from a vehicle last week, receiving an injury but expected to recover.

Edna Honeysuckle

Our Condolences Named For Oconvalescents

Mrs Dane Mrs Roberts Mrs Kraft and Mrs Wilson listed in a church notice. Rev Long and Blue Mrs Mrrs Dane also named. Deacon Simpson returns from funeral of his father in Danville as the church shares in sorrow.

Dane Roberts Kraft Wilson Blue Mrrs Rev Long Deacon Simpson Danville

Pastor’s Sunday theme on business growth for race members

Next Sunday the Pastor themes on Business Ways to encourage it among members of our Race. All business men invited to service. At 3 o’clock the pastor addresses the K of P Lodge of Lockland. Class No 1 gave a splendid entertainment last Friday. The W M M Society will present Keeping House on the 31st. Nearly one hundred dollars paid on the Rally fund of 1890 at July 2. Group leaders must meet at the Church Thursday.

K. of P. Lodge Lockland W. M. M. Society

Everywoman at Hughes High School May 26 1922

Friday evening program at Hughes High School presents Everywoman with cast members Dr. L. R. Breedlove Youth Breta Walker Thelma Moorman Margaret Davis Bowen Helen C. Walker C E Dillard Andrew Page Mary W Rasor Leon ard Oxley Bernice Robinson E E Birch John Johnson Rebecca Holliday and others. Chorus Girls include Adrea Miles Elsie Austin Mabel Hall Gra Parkerson Katherine Kinney and more. Admission 75c and 50c.

Hughes High School Nobody L. R. Breedlove Breta Walker Thelma Moorman Margaret Davis Helen C. Walker Andrew Page Mary W. Rasor King Love C. E. Dillard Herbert Miller Stuff Silas Rhodes Wealth Eugene Daniels Charity Leonard Oxley Bernice Robinson E. E. Birch Puff John Johnson Self Rebecca Holiday Adrea Miles Elsie Austin Mabel Hall Gra Parkerson Katherine Kinney Buean Johnson Edna Roots Edith Greer Lillian Wright Heser Kinney Gladys Robinson Dorothy Chavils Hallie V. Feger

Knights of Honor Hall to host Sunday meeting May 21 1922

The subject will be announced at the Knights of Honor Hall on Sunday May 21 1922 with Mr A T Hubbard as speaker. Meeting opens 7 15 P M and lecture begins 7 30 P M LBSA no collection. Mrs Ella Hailstork and Mrs Fannie Scott Davis of Indianapolis passed through the city last week en route to attend the funeral of Mrs Nannie Coles Lexington Ky. Mesdames Mary and Stella Parker entertained the Ladies Improvement Club Monday night.

Knights of Honor Hall A. T. Hubbard S.A Ella Hailstork Fafinie Scott Davis Indianapolis Nannie Coles Lexingon Mesdames Mary and Stella Parker Ladies Improvement Club

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