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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1922
Page
4
Rev P J Blackburn and Rev L C Ridley spoke on Africa at evening service as four Sundays remain before Annual Conference. Annual Woman's Day Rally set for Sunday September 24 with details to follow. Mrs L C Ridley to address Brown Chapel Woman's Mite Missionary Society Thursday September 14 at 8. Public invited.
Our Guest President Mollie Combs and her eta prepare for the District Missionary Association gathering to be held Saturday and Sunday. The Colored Railway Association and Ladies Auxiliary of Cincinnati plan a Sunday night visit as Rev Blue delivers their annual sermon. Deacon Simpson's mother from Danville Kentucky visits the family with delight.
Sunshine Embroidery Club hosted its annual picnic at Burnet Woods last Thursday, August 31, with six clubs represented. The event featured lawn games, flowers from members, a large shared meal, and praise for President Mrs. Florence Bowman. A letter from Mrs. Maymie Rapier of New York City was read and a talk by Mrs. George Wilson supported the Carnation Club. The club thanks the Ohio Valley Club for five gallons of cream.
Friends of Mrs Mortum of Elmwood Place staged a Monday surprise for her. Mrs Duncan of Chicago visits Elmwood, former resident. Major Morris Jr returns from Goldsboro North Carolina where he spent August. Russell Taylor begins a banking account saving 3.75 dollars. Isaac Gillespie of Brownsville Pennsylvania visits sister Mrs Elliott of Chestnut Street. Mrs Cornelison hosts luncheon in honor of Miss Gillespie. Mrs Maggie Banks of Maple Street Lockland dies August 16, 1922. Banks is sister to Mrs Johnson and Mrs Frazier.
Mrs. Frazier was called home from Kavis Island Point Au Barie on account of her sister's death. Miss Madeline Chestnut passed through the city en route to New York.
Mr Ralph Morris of Wyoming left Wednesday for New York.
In Madisonville Ohio Rev E H Blue pastor delivers morning sermon on the Second Coming of Christ and afternoon text This do ye with evening message Show I Unto You the More Excellent Way Our Communion was observed Mrs Long assistant superintendent and Rev Blue served as delegates to the S S Convention with excellent reports from their sessions.
Miss Blanche Glenn, a noted Cincinnati teacher, was guest of Mr. Wm. Cockrel, president of the Choir, and his family at dinner Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Jackson hosted luncheon for C. D. Swain and wife of Springfield, Mrs. Chenault of Indianapolis, and Mr. Goode of Cincinnati. The Mother's Club held a picnic at the Tabernacle Monday afternoon with each mother hosting two guests, led by Mrs. Blue as vice president.
Reverend Blue and deacons along with Correl and Rifle visited grandma Armstrong and Mrs Jackson Sunday, bringing comfort and cheer with their songs and prayers from numerous brethren and sisters.
Mrs Lucille Blackburn, president of the Mothers' Club, and her husband drove to Winchester Kentucky to be at the bedside of a very sick mother.
A Black man entered the White House area early, asked for work, ate breakfast, and tried to abduct Mrs. White, dragging her outside before a farm hand alerted others. A posse pursued the intruder, who was burned to death within 12 hours, amid denunciations of the violent tale and a question about sending missionaries to Africa.
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