Personal Notes and Social Updates From Ripley Ohio
Mrs. Victoria Taylor visits her sister in Ripley. Mrs. Maude Wilson and G C Wilkinson of Washington DC were in town visiting Mr. Decatur, the assistant superintendent of Washington schools. The West Walnut Hills Sunshine Club was entertained by Mrs. Frye MT Auburn. a pleasant gathering. Miss Alma Hatfield hosted a Halloween masque dance while Miss Marie Colley recovers from appendicitis in Boston. Mrs. Jesse Woodson is ill and Miss Lou Ray beds bound. Knights of Honor Hall hosts a talk by N C Flowers on The Power of the New Creation, November 12 at 3 30 PM with free admission. John H Coleman real estate broker returns from Lexington after funeral of Mrs J H Coleman’s cousin Ernest Deather age prominent citizen. William Mizell returns from Lake City Florida after illness and death of his brother. Frank Starke of Chicago arrives for the death of Mrs Starke, mother of Clifton Starke.
Courtney thanks churches friends and undertaker for funeral kindness
James F Courtney extends thanks to pastor and officers of St John A M E Zion Church Chrystal Fount Tabernacle Magnolia Floral Club and the choir for service and to Undertaker Hill for the efficient funeral. He also thanks friends for floral pieces following the illness and death of his wife Sally Courtney.
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St. John A. M. E. Zion Church
Chrystal Fount Tabernacle
Magnolia Floral Club
James Courtney
Sally Courtney
Hill
James F. Courtney
Thanks to all for kindness shown after mother in law's death
Mrs Maude I Allen, daughter in law, expresses heartfelt gratitude for the kindness from friends, relatives, and neighbors during her mother in law Elizabeth Allen's illness and passing. Special thanks to Rev Harthcox of Allen Temple A M E Church for the sermon, the choir for music, the Shining Light Tabernacle and Berkley Temple lodges of M T for memorial services, floral donors, and Renfro Fielding Funeral Service for their care.
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Elizabeth Allen
Harthcox
Allen Temple A. M. E. Church
Shining Light ,Tabernacle and
Berkley Temple of & M. T's
Renfro & Fielding
Maude I Allen
Card of Thanks for James Lee Harvey Died Oct 16
Card of thanks note following the death of James Lee Harvey on October 16 after a lingering illness. He was an active member of the Church of Zion and the Y M C A, buried from St John’s A M E Zion Church with Deacon Taylor officiating. The family thanks St John’s Trustees, ministers, floral helpers, and Leroy Walker for funeral duties. He was a tender husband and father who left them mourning but hopeful for life beyond pain.
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James Lee Harvey
Harvey
Church of Zion
St. John’s A. M. E. Zion
Taylor
Zion
St. John's Church
Leroy Walker
Religious notices and social notices from a 1915 paper
Obituary verses for Lavania L. Gaston. prayers and church events at Carmel Presbyterian. Community updates include Dr Prowd preaching, a Ladies Band at Douglass School, Y M C A fundraising drive with speaker Dr William Shepherd, convalescence news, a surprise party for Mrs Mary Hayden, a burial from Union Baptist Church, and travel notes of Mr James B Moore, Mrs Elsie Greer Giles, and others.
West End Embroidery Club Set First Anniversary
The West End Embroidery Club celebrated its first anniversary at Mrs Frances Phillips 948 West Seventh Street on October 27, 1922. A display featured many pieces, with a program including a welcome by Miss Gertrude Montgomery, a solo by Miss Carmenlus Lee, and a paper by Mrs Mary S Kirtly on Fifty Years Ago. The president received carnations and founder Mrs Birdie Cowan was honored with a white embroidery towel. refreshments followed.
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West End
Frances Phillips
West Seventh Street
Gertrude Montgomery
Carmenlus Lee
Mary S Kirtly
Birdie Cowan
Mary Kirtly
Moore Couple Return to Dayton After Illness
Mr and Mrs M C Moore return ed to Dayton Sunday with Mr Moore’s health much improved and ready for the season’s pleasures.
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M. C. Moore
Dayton
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