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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1922
Page
2
The object of this publication is to teach the value of Union among our people and to encourage loyalty and pride. It urges working together for spiritual, material, mental, moral and political good. Seneca quote highlights reciprocal conduct.
Sunday November 12 1922 5 to 6 pm Vesper service under Rooms Registry Committee Minnie Waters chair Rev J O Harthceox pastor Allen Temple Church speaker two musical numbers Calendar Club director meeting November 3 list of directors and co operation urged for Xmas cheer. Girl Reserves speakers at November 19 1922 meeting demonstrate exercises and recreation Planned November 10 Girls Work Committee meeting November 14 Bible Class subject All the Kingdoms of the World with six subtopics and prompts.
Local calendar lists daily prayer sessions November 12 to 18 1922 with platforms by pastors from Allen Temple Park Street Christian Zion Baptist Episcopal St Andrews Mt Carmel and speakers addressing world regions Africa America Asia Europe. Each evening sessions run 5 to 6 pm with topics World Wide Spiritual Revival Africa The Americans Asia Europe.
A joint prayer gathering titled the object of prayer Australia is set for Saturday at 7 45 p m. The event brings together local church members and the YMCA for a quiet discussion and communal reflection.
The Auxiliary of Earl Stewart Post No. 127 American Legion presents a grand bazaar at Excel Branch Hospital star Hall 629 Central Ave from November 16 to 19 1922. Doors open 8 PM with music and refreshments. Donations to Mrs R Watson chair 751 Kenyon Ave welcomed. Everyone invited.
Mrs M E Patton is listed in the PORO SYSTEM directory at phone South 7379. The brief entry records a personal contact detail without additional context or events.
S Morris agent reports Mrs Mary Starks of Pendry Ave died November 2 1822. Mrs Mary Pennington of Wayne Ave Lockland is very ill. Mrs Armstrong mother of mail carrier Mr Charles is very ill. Wedding bells will ring at 6 o clock for Miss Estelle Force and Mr Virgel Talburt.
A Springfield Ohio pastor renowned as a strong lucid speaker will lead evangelistic services at the Seventh Day Advent Church located at 526 Hopkins Street. The event is free to the public every Saturday and Sunday evening at p.m. and emphasizes prophecy concerning the nation and era.
The Warmest House in Town features a slate of films from November 12 to 18. Titles include Travelin On with Wm. S. Hart, Skipper Has His Fling, Passing Through with Douglass McClain, Moron of the Lady Letty with Rudolph Valentino, a Christy comedy, Question of Honor with Anita Stewart, and The Hope Diamond Mystery serial.
A delegation led by Wm. Monroe Trotter meets President Harding at the White House to urge swift Senate action on the Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill. The 30 minute audience, arranged via Senator Lodge, included M. W. Spencer J. L. Neill Rev. J. L. Pinn T. A. Johnson J. S. Taylor H. P. Slaughter and others. They present a 10 000 signature petition and seek inclusion in a possible extra session. Harding expresses sympathy and support for the cause.
Mrs Harris and Mrs Kathern Jones are ill while Mrs Martha Hughes remains very ill. Ernest Houston also stays sick. Mr and Mrs Woolfork moved to Toledo. Ethel Humphrey hosted a Sunday School supper and entertainment. F Weeks hosted a dinner party last Thursday with everyone enjoying themselves. The Junior Lodge of the Good Samaritans was organized last Saturday. We should always speak and act the truth.
Public invited to Thanksgiving Harvest Feast at Friendship Home 641 West 4th Street on Thursday November 23. Turkey dinner offered for 40 cents and a good program will be presented in the evening.
Rev E H Blue delivers three sermons Sunday at Second Baptist Church with texts on power of the Son of Man, This is My Blood, and what profits a man to gain the world. Great crowds attend. Zion on 9th St hosts third Sunday afternoon club service on Accepted Responsibilities. Queen Esther Team Pew Services noted. Rev Ingraham to preach.
National Benefit Insurance guests Mr. J. D. Blount and Mr. G. M. O. Saunders visit the city. A sack social for the Benevolent Society by Miss Louise Keller and Mrs. Susie Johnson raised over 40. H. L. Brown to lead choir duties at the Southern Baptist Church. Eagle Lodge of G U O of O F plans house to house socials to refill funds. Nelson Hudsons hosted O’Bryanville Benevolent Society. Mr and Mrs Harry Isom of New York to spend winter with Mrs K Harris.
The New Roosevelt Theatre formerly the Lyceum is under construction and will be managed by us. We have no other theatre and plan to host all the big attractions.
Mrs McKinney’s Father Wm DeJohnnett, a deacon of 18 years at the Baptist Church in Owington Kentucky, died suddenly. Sister McKinney and Brother Wm Jones, long ill, passed away with funeral at the church Saturday, Rev Blue delivering the sermon.
Monroe North Carolina and Union County report a broad stoppage of boll weevil work by Negro helpers on plantations. superstition and fear fuel the refusal to lift a hand in the county wide drive. rumors say a Georgia farmhand was killed by lightning while picking a weevil and that locals fear a spell punishment.
Advertising copy offers one thousand printed cards for 1.85 delivered to any location with no special, and a postal or phone drop for samples. The firm proclaims ownership of its own building and no rent, with contact at K. Ebersole PTG. Co. in Cincinnati via Ridge 592 3710 on Luedere Ave.
Local printer offers business cards letterheads envelopes dodgers and wedding invitations with church printing as a specialty. Entertainment tickets priced at 3.25 per hundred. Service calls samples mailed to offices. Phone Ridge 592. Cincinnati address 710 Leeders Ave. BBERSOLE.
Mrs Amanda Leftridge formerly of our church now living in Chicago is back visiting relatives and has been the recipient of much entertaining since her arrival.
The Queen Esther Team invites attendance at a rally on the second Sunday after noon. Rev. Ingram has been invited to preach the sermon, encouraging participation from the community and church members alike.
The Dunbar Baptist Church thanks Rev James Brown for a ten night revival that revived the church. Donations totaled 62 dollars with 36 dollars from October 28 given to the Pastor. The congregation expresses gratitude for Rev Brown’s work.
Mr and Mrs E M Mays entertain their niece Mrs Maggie L McKinnie and her son from Greenwood Mississippi this week A reception was given Those present included Mr and Mrs H Pryor Mr and Mrs W Jett Mrs Belle Flasifi Miss M Kennard Music was provided by G W McCoy
Our hearts hold sorrow yet gratitude for kind deeds and comfort shown after the loss of Winnie Walker. We thank relatives friends neighbors Rev P W Edison D D Prof Hawkins and wife Fred McCoy funeral director Mrs Cecelia Turner Eva James and Family for floral tributes and support at 533 Richmond St Cincinnati Ohio.
Mr and Mrs Fleming Greer have been reported on the sick list with unspecified illness.
A large meeting of the Baptist Ministers Conference of Washington and vicinity with 176 ordained ministers and 65 regular preachers endorsed Dr M W D Norman pastor of Metropolitan Baptist Church in Washington D C for the presidency of the National Baptist Convention the nation’s largest religious body with over 3 6 million members. Dr C E Morris of Helena Ark former convention president for 26 years died August last.
A notice identifies President J L Boozer with a residence or office at 626 East Sixth Street. The terse entry records the name and address, typical of a public or organizational notice in the era. No further context or actions are provided in readable text.
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