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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1919

Page

4

Miss Mattie Brown and Will Lee wed at Sixth Spiritualist Church

Miss Mattie Brown and Will Lee announced their marriage at the Sixth Spiritualist Church on October 8 at 8 30 P M. Other items note Bishop Mary M Knox moving to 3249 Ridgeway Avenue and a Star Embroidery Club gathering at Antioch Baptist Church with a talk on Critics by Mrs Edith Ransell.

Mattie Brown Will Lee Sixth Spiritualist Church Mary M. Knox Ridgeway Avenue Star Embroidery Club Antioch Baptist Church Rebecca Watson Edith Ransell

Up-to-date club progress praised at social in Woodlawn

Guests thanked the club for its progress and modern activity. Miss Mable Anderson hosted at her country home for Miss Isabell Bryant of Indianapolis, with a gathers of Matilda Cornelison, Jennie Henderson, Mrs. Ingram, Sargeant Mitchell, Mrs. Mitchell, Thomas Walker, Cabble Lackey, Henry Dodson, James Bull, and others from Columbus Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Washington of Pittsburgh were guests of Mrs. Hattie Belle Payne. Mrs. Mary Frye departed for Cleveland on Monday.

Mable Anderson Woodlawn Isabell Bryant Indianapolis Miss Bryant Matilda Corneilson Mise Jennie Henderson Jerry Ingram Sargeant E. H. Mitchell Mitchell Thomas Walker Cabble Lackey Henry Dodson James Bull Columbus Ohio

Mrs. Clarence White Returns from Pittsburg Visit

Mrs. Clarence White has returned from a visit to Pittsburg. Mrs. Callie Manly remains sick. Mrs. R. Abron departed for Tennessee last week.

Clarence White Pittsburg Callie Manly R. Abron Tennessee

In Memoriam Charles H Graves Died October 3 1917

In memoriam for Charles H Graves who died October 3 1917. The widow Mary Graves writes of missing his voice and face and faith in a heavenly home where they shall meet again. A brief obituary note from his widow.

Charles H. Graves Throne of Grace Heaven Mary Graves

Public reception at Y M C A honors Stevenson family

A reception at the Y M C A on Wednesday evening October 8 at 8 o'clock honors Mr and Mrs William Stevenson and family before Mr Stevenson leaves October 9 to become executive secretary of the Twelfth Branch Y M C A in Washington DC. A Free Bible Lecture by N C Flowers of Detroit will be held October 5 at 3 30 PM at the Little School House College Hill Steele Subdivision.]]>

William Stevenson Stevenson Washington, D. C N. C. Flowers Detroit Michigan Little School House College Hill Steele Subdivision

Local notices recount visits and health updates

Mrs Lula B Hoggans returns from Cleveland. Mrs Fannie Douglas is ill. Mrs Mabel Lauterbach and son visit New York. Master Ralph Johson of Yale Ave ill. Rev Julius Jones to preach in Xenia Sunday. Ladies Improvement Club Washington Terrace hosts banquet Friday. Miss Vivian and Arthur Johnson of Yale Ave visit Kentucky. Little Ruth Livingston much improved.

Mrs Mabel Lauterbach and Son New York The Ladies Improvement Club of Washington Terrace Miss Vivian and Arthur Johnson Yale Kentucky

Social notes from Washington Terrace and beyond

Mrs. Joseph Harris of Washington Terrace was called to Chattanooga for her sister's death. Mrs. Stanton of Washington Terrace is able to be out again. Mrs. Ethel Gardner visited relatives in Virginia. Mrs. Blackburn is convalescent. Mrs. Wm Hopkins was dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Baughman. Mrs. Catharine Gentry of Lexington visited relatives in Cumminsville. Mrs. Lavinia Triplett of Buffalo is guest of Mrs. Emma Hodges Young. Mrs. Bettie Wheeler of Louisville was guest of her parents in Walnut Hills.

Leuis Anderson Park Avenue Walnut Hills Great Talis, Mont Hughlin B. Anderson Joseph Harris Washington Terrace Chattanoga Mrs. Stanton Lavinia Triplett Buffalo Emma Hodges Young Bettie Wheeler Louisville, Ky Mrs. Wallace

Phoebe Allen Union Elects Officers at Monthly Meeting

The Phoebe Allen Union of the W C T U held its monthly meeting on Sunday and elected its officers for the coming term.

Phoebe Allen Union

Local Church Youth Service to Feature Lt Scruggs at Walnut Hill

Lieutenant Scruggs of McCall School will speak at the B Y P U event at First Baptist Church Walnut Hill corner Park and Lincoln Avenue Sunday at seven. All are invited. Mr Hannibal Hall departed for Wilberforce Ohio last Wednesday. S A Jordan of Little Rock I C G M of the K and D of Tabor with G H Evans visited Mrs Bedford. George Brown, Richmond photographer, is visiting Dr and Mrs Vaughan to view the world series.

Scruggs McCall Schoo B. Y. P. U. First Baptist Church Cor. Park Lincoln Ave Walnut Hille S. A. Jordan Little Rock Ark K. and Tabor G. H. Evans Bedford Geo. Brown Richmond, Va Vaughan

Mrs E Torney Hosts Carnation Embroidery Club Meeting

Mrs E Torney delightfully entertained the Carnation Embroidery Club last Thursday with many visitors present observed among the guests.

E. Torney

Mrs Geo McKinley Returns from East Visit

Mrs Geo McKinley and her daughters of Washington Terrace return after a three month stay in the East. Mrs Marie Jackson gave a beautiful solo at the funeral of Mr Jordan Jackson, which was unintentionally omitted from the Card of Thanks.

Marie Jackson Jordan Jackson

Local Social Roundup In Chicago Arrivals and Events

Mr James A Logan, Miss B L Taylor and Mr Albert Anderson of Chicago Illinois visited Mr LP Logan last week. The PORO Club was delightfully entertained last month by Mrs Lida Harris.

Mrs. Wills Mr. Elsworth Gamblee James A. Logan B. L. Taylor Albert Anderson Chicago Ills LP. Logan Poro” Club Lida Harris

Trotter couple marks 25th wedding anniversary at Y event

The 25th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Trotter will be held on Wednesday, October 15, at the Y. The turnout for the unveiling of the tabley was large and lively.

Charles E. Trotter

Kin ly remember that we do not publish long articles

Kinly reminds readers that long articles, personal pieces, or free submissions are not published without charge. The note underscores paid publication policy and encourages readers to consider paid options for extended content.

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