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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1919

Page

12

Miss Mattie Brown and Will Lee announce their marriage

Miss Mattie Brown and Will Lee announce their marriage at Sixth Spiritualist Church on October 8 at 8 30 P M Mrs Jas H Moore has as his guest Mrs Willie Simmons of Ala Mary M Knox has moved into her new home 3249 Ridgeway avenue The Star Embroidery Club of Antioch Baptist Church met with Mrs Rebecca Watson last week Edith Ransell gave a paper Critics The club enjoyed Mrs S M Billington leaves for Leeksville NC Edith Miller hosted a gathering to meet Mrs David Jones and her children en route to St Louis Larz Davenport returned from an extended trip East Mr Wills entertained in honor of her son Elsworth Gamb ee Mrs Sarah Jones will go to New York for the winter to stay with her sister

Mattie’ Brown Will Lee Sixth Spiritualist Church Star Embroidery Club Antioch Baptist Church Rebecca Watson Edith Ransell Edith Miller David Jones Susie Williams St. Louis

Country Lady Hosts Honors For Isabell Bryant Visit

Miss Mable Anderson of Woodlawn entertained at her country home on Sunday, September 21, honoring Miss Isabell Bryant of Indianapolis. Attendees included Matilda Cornelison, Jennie Henderson, Mrs. Jerry Ingram, Sargeant B. H. Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell, Thomas Walker, Cabble Lackey, Henry Dodson, James Bull, and several Columbus visitors. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Washington of Pittsburg were guests of Mrs. Hattie Belle Payne. Mrs. Mary Frye departed for Cleveland Monday.

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

Obituary and society notes from a Cincinnati area

Mrs. Clarence White visited Pittsburg while Mrs. Callie Manly remains ill. Charles H. Graves died October 3, 1917. Widow Mary Graves writes of meeting in heaven. Mrs. Lula B. Hoggans returned from Cleveland. Mrs. Fannie Douglas ill. Mrs. Mabel Lauterbach and son visiting New York. Master Ralph Johson ill. Rev. Julius Jones to preach in Xenia. Ladies Improvement Club at Washington Terrace hosted a banquet. Miss Vivian and Arthur Johnson visited Kentucky. Ruth Livingston improving. Mrs. Joseph Harris traveled to Chattanooga for sister’s death. Mrs. Stanton of Washington Terrace able to go out. Mrs. Ethel Gardner visited Virginia. Mrs. Blackburn convalescent. Mrs. Hopkins hosted at dinner with Baughmans. Mrs. Catharine Gentry visited Cumminsville. Mrs. Lavinia Triplett of Buffalo visiting Emma Hodges Young. Mrs. Bettie Wheeler of Louisville visited Walnut Hills. Mrs. B. Torney hosted Carnation Embroidery Club. many visitors.

Stevenson Reception At Y M C A Honoring Ste venson Family

A public reception will be held at the YMCA on Wednesday evening October 8 at 8 o'clock in honor of Mr and Mrs William Stevenson and family. Mr Stevenson leaves October 9 to take the executive secretaryship of the Twelfth Branch YMCA in Washington DC.

Distress of Nations Lecture at College Hill by Flowers

Free Bible lecture on Distress of Nations and Christ's Kingdom by N C Flowers of Detroit at the Little School House College Hill Steele SubdivisionSunday 3 30 P M Auspices Bible Students Free No Collection. Also notes on Trotter Anniversary club joining and various visits and deaths including Hughlin B Anderson Rome Ga and Mrs Mollie Randolph in Columbus with War Camp Community Meeting drill and W C T U officers elected.

N. C. Flowers Detroit Michigan Little School House College Hill Steele Subdivision

Lieutenant Scruggs to Speak at Walnut Hills Church

Lieutenant Scruggs of McCall School will address the B Y P U at First Baptist Church Cor Park and Lincoln Ave Walnut Hills Sunday evening at seven. All are invited. Also noted: Mr Hannibal Hall left Wednesday for Wilberforce Ohio. Mr 8S A Jordan of Little Rock Arkansas I C G M of the K and D of Tabor, with Mr G H Evans, recently visited Mrs Bedford.

Scruggs McCall School B. Y. P. U. First Baptist Church Cor. Park Lincoln Ave Walnut Hills A. Jordan Little Rock Ark K. and Tabor G. H. Evans Bedford

Mrs Geo McKinley Returns After East Visit

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

Miss Marie Jackson Jordan Jackson

Chicago trio visits Mr L P Logan last week

Mr James A Logan, Miss B L Taylor and Mr Albert Andersop of Chicago Island visited Mr L P Logan last week as listed in the social notes.

James A. Logan B. L. Taylor Albert Andersop Chicago Islc L. P. ‘Logan

Mr Gee Brown Photographer Guest in Richmond Visit

Mr Gee Brown a photographer from Richmond Virginia is a guest of Dr and Mrs Vaughan to view the world series.

J. M. Dabney Richmond Mr. Gee, Brown Richmond, Va Mrs. Vaughan

PORO Club Entertained by Mrs Lida Harris Last Month

The PORO Club was delightfully entertained last month by Mrs Lida Harris, who hosted a gathering that showcased hospitality and social camaraderie among members.

Poro” Club Lida Harris

Wedding Anniversary for Charles E F Trotter Planned

The 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Charles EF. Trotter is set for Wednesday October 15. The notice notes that long articles including personal items are not published free of charge.

Charles EF. Trotter

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Ciaylight Raith & Mack Shirt Company Sycamore Street Lincoln Theater Charles Albert Central Ave Seventh Street Lina Still Walker Mra Thos Ahs Kenyon Avenue J. K Sherman J. H W. Fifth St Pekin Thest Emma Buckner Collins Alec Steward Ave Phone Valley Lockheed West Sixth Street Ness John S. T. Sneed Proprietes Hi. G. Sanders West Eighth Street Jas H. Thompson Undertaker Ninth Street Freemon Avenue Rankin Bros Hors North Chapel Street E. L. Gifford Madisonville Jas H. Moore Willie Simmons Ala Mary M. Knox Ridgeway Avenue S. M. Billington Leeksville, N. C N. H. Hamlin 8. P. Blackwell Mr. Larz Davenport Mr. Wills Waich Mr. Elsworth Gamblee Sarah Jones New York J. H. Washington Pittsburg Hattie Belle Payne Mary Frye Cleveland Clarence White Callie Manly R. Abron Tennessee Memoriam Charles H. Graves Mary Graves Lula B. Hoggans Fannie Douglas Mrs Mabel Lauterbach and Son Ralph Johson Yale Ave Julius Jones Xenia Ladies Improvement Club Washington Terrace Miss Vivian and Arthur Johnson Yale Kentucky Ruth Livingston Joseph Harris Chattanoga Mrs. Stanton Ethel Gardner Virginia Mrs. Blackburn Lavinia Triplett Buffalo Emma Hodges Young Bettie Wheeler Louisville, Ky Mrs. Wallace Mrs. Hull Union Baptist Church Seuis Anderson Park Avenue Great Talls, Mont Hughlin B. Anderson Wm. Mizell Wm. Osington Nettie Lucas Columbus, Ohio Mr. Warren Hawes Mrs. Mollie Randolph Charles Cooper Rome E. A. Williams War Camp H. D. Prowd Second Church of Los Angeles Phoebe Allen Union Hannibal Hall Wilberforce Oho A. Prossett Foraker Avenue Phone Woods Cincinnati Martha Bowman West Fourth St West Fifth St Liberian Haberdasher Co Ki. Ebersole Printing Co Lueders Ave Cincinnati, O Hester Bennett Woodburn Olive L. Saunders Aries Wade Street Joseph Kelly John J. Taylor Harold B. Taylor West Fifth Mound Street Spring Grove Ave Gince Reeder Gushurst Brothers Linn Street Fred D. McCoy &Co Embalmer and Stendam Biber”ee Hoe J. T. Conyard Edward H. Habig
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