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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1920

Page

4

Personal notices and travel highlights amid city chatter

Air route for passenger service will soon be established and people will have to be careful in looting up ward in the streets. English Spar rows were the source of great annoyance. Mrs. P. D. Smith of Chicago is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Eliz. Moore. Miss Roberta Williams of Atlanta, Ga., daughter of Bishop Williams, spent several days with Miss Virgie Deil. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wallace and granddaughter were guests of Mr Edgar Parks Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams are visiting in Atlantic City and New York. Miss Luella Hammond was buried last week. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Monroe are visiting in Washington, D.C. and New Mrs. Maggie Dunlap has returned from Chicago. She is much better. Lieut. and Mrs. Ellsworth Gamblee have returned.

Mrs P. D. Smith Chicago Eliz. Moore Roberta Williams Atlanta Bishop Williams Virgie Deil Chas Goodrich Elizabeth H. Mitchell East Hampton New York

Social and visiting notes from the city

Mrs Marie E Clark hosted a theater party in honor of Mrs B Young's guest Miss White of New Orleans. Mr Edw D Allen has returned to Detroit. Mrs Jas Toran and Mrs Ethel Tate entertained in honor of Mrs Flora Payne of Chicago and Mrs Birdie Tate of Indianapolis. Mr Henry Thurman son of Mrs Haney has returned to Hampton to complete his trade. Moving pictures at Brown Chapel Christian Endeavor Sunday night. Mr Paul Williams of Chicago spent days with Mr and Mrs Ulysses Pool. Miss Bertha M Smith of Ripley visiting. Mrs Jos C Lane visiting relatives in Detroit and Canada. Miss Anita Harris returned from Charlevoix Michigan. Miss Amathore Lattimore visiting in the city. Mrs Mamie H Stone on sick list. Little Thelma Turpin scalded to death removing boiling water from a stove.

Marie E. Clark Mrs. B Young Miss White New Orleans Jas. Toran Ethel Tate Flora Payne Chicago Birdie Tate Indianapolis Henry Thurman Haney Hampton

Community Notices and Visits Across the Town

A church note extends gratitude for a September 12 1920 donation to Henry Thurman from An tioch Baptist Church Sunday School and B Y P U with special thanks to Dr R P McClain. Various local residents travel and attend events, including Rev E H Blue's Zion meetings and plans to preach at Bethel Walnut Hills on September 19.

Antioch Baptist Church Sunday School Henry Thurman R. P. McClain E. H. Blue Zion Revaray Bethel Walnut Hills

Local notes from Pasadena and Detroit visit roll in

A Pasadena letter from Anna Munroe Roberts encloses a one year subscription starting August 12 1920. Grace Lay Johnson returns to Detroit after visiting family. Welfare committee additions include Miss Crogman and Mr. Ryder. Madam Georgine Kelly Smith joins McCall Industrial School staff. Superintendent Decatur earns congratulations as the school reports record enrollment and rapid growth.

Anna Munroe Roberts Supt Decatur McCall Industrial School United States

Expressing gratitude for sympathy after loss of husband and son

The bereaved family sincerely thanks relatives and friends for sympathy shown during their sorrow. They especially appreciate the floral offerings and the consoling remarks from Revs Page Gray Matthews and Miller, James L. Payne, and Undertaker Thompson for his service.

Page, Gray Matthews Miller James L. Payne Thompson

Queen May Tabernacle No 32 D Tabor Wins Ohio Pennant

Queen May Tabernacle No 32 Daughters of Tabor received the State Pennant in Cleveland for raising local treasure from 502.16 to 1006.91, a gain over 500, with all debts paid, the largest financial record among Ohio female organizations. Attending guests included Mrs Geo Duncan and Mrs Thorn ton of Chicago, and Mrs James Smith of Indianapolis. Georgetta Young has returned from Indianapolis.

Queen May Tabernacle Daughters of Tabor Cleveland Grand Lodge Tabernacle Ohio

Trotter Comes October 13

Miss Elizabeth Hegan left last week for Henderson Kentucky where she will teach this term. Every subscriber can get another for The Union. Only 15 cents a month. Send name and address.

Elizabeth Hegan Henderson

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