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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1921

Page

4

Thanksgiving Menu at Sterling Dining Room

Thanksgiving offerings listed include celery French peas mashed potatoes pumpkin pie fruit cake toast beef dinner macaroni slaw cranberries potatoes. The wedding of Hattie Mae Jones and George Alexander Hillard was celebrated at Zion Baptist Church with a reception at the bride’s home and many presents. For rent two front rooms on the second floor available furnished or unfurnished, call W. 1938R.

Hattie Mae Jones George Alexander Hillard Zion Baptist Church

Birthday Dinner Honors Husband at Mrs Prosser’s Home

A birthday dinner at Mrs. Alice Prosser’s home honored her husband with attendees including Rev. W. J. Jackson and Deacons F. Smith and E. Emery. Gifts featured a smoking stand from the Second Baptist Church leadership. Local visits note Frank Payne from Boston and Mrs. Nannie Underwood’s Middletown trip to Indianapolis. A baby boy arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Howell of Laurel Street. births and improvements are reported among residents.

Alice Prosser W. J. Jackson Alexander G. Cocrel F. Smith M. Simpson E . Emery E. H. Blue Second Baptist Church Wm. Howell Laurel Street

Flor ence Woodford thanks for flowers after death

Mrs Florence Woodford and her son thank officers Stith Lodge 54 K of P St Johns Lodge No 3 and Wilson Court for floral pieces offered at the death of her husband Ben J Woodford Undertaker James Thompson and Revs B D Scott and Smith for services rendered in bereavement Mr and Mrs Betts daughter and cousin visited Dayton on Sunday Mrs Hull of Kerper avenue entertained with a birthday dinner for her husband November 9 All male colored voters of the Third ward urged to meet at Washington Terrace Assembly Hall Monday November 21 at 8 pm to form permanent organization

Florence Woodford and Son Stith Lodge K. of P St. John’s Lodge No. 3 Wilson Court Ben J. Woodford James Thompson B. D. Scott and Smith Florence Woodford Hull Kerper Avenue Third Ward Washington Terrace

Crescent Club First Smokers Night At Hotel Sterling

Last Friday the Crescent Club hosted its season's first smoker in the Hotel Sterling suite. An elaborate menu by Simmons, Sterling Hotel restaurant proprietor, accompanied talks by Dr N C Vaughan about a Massachusetts Maine and Canada auto trip. Prof Stewart shared anecdotes from his stay over there. To theasts filled the evening as Dr Kerr offered a psychological analysis of fat and thin figures. Dr Schooley’s light note recounted a swimming match and Pompey Smith’s bridge moment. The Winter season program is being arranged and members are urged to prepare for the collector.

Hotel Sterling Crescent Club Simmons Sterling N. C. Vaughan Massachusetts Maine Canada Stewart Kerr Lichter Dr. Schooley Pompey Smith

Madisonville church notes mark funeral and convention travels

Desmond near Chapman Street Madisonville pastor Rev E H Blue presides as funeral for Clay Castleman father of Mrs Francis Saunders and Mrs Hattie West. The pastor attends Chicago convention as a delegate of the P P B A A. Installations of B Y P A officers, a big program by Mrs Owsley, and a large Hazelwood meeting with Mrs Edna Rife. Senior Deacon Prosser honored at home. Visitors fill the congregation.

Clay Castleman Francis Saunders Hattie West Floyd L. W. Gray Bethel

Free Bible Pictures at the Y M C A

International Bible Students present four part show at the YMCA this Sunday at 3 PM with no admission fee or collection. The Creation of Our Earth was shown last week and next Sunday the Story of Israel will be exhibited. An apology is offered for last week’s imperfect operation and promises of perfect satisfaction for the upcoming engagements.

Israel

Estill divorce dispute involving former wife and son arrival

Uncertain claim that Mr. Wm. Estill brought his wife to the city is disputed. Mrs. Estill, former wife, came of her own accord with her son Ralph to trouble him and his present wife. Mr. Wm. Estill has secured a divorce from Mrs. Estella Estill.

Wm. Estill Estella Estill

Halloween masked box social hosted by Webb Art Embroidery Club

A Halloween masked box social entertained at the home of Mrs. Mary Lowen Alms with a beautiful table of flowers and eatables. The Jolly Eight Club hosted a pleasant party at Mrs. Oscar Johnson’s home. Susie K. Anderson Langi will sing with Prof. Quarles Sextette at Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday November 20 1921 at 3 oclock directed by Charles H. Kelly.

Webb Art Embroidery Club Mary Lowen Jolly Eight Club Oscar Johnson Susie K. Anderson Langi Quarles Carmel Presbyterian Church Charles H. Kelly

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