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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1922
Page
3
Under Mr. Brown guidance the Y Tennis Tournament was a success. Wilbur Woodson claimed the Men’s singles title. Mary Lee Tate won the Women’s singles. Morris Walton and Mary Tate took the mixed doubles championship.
Weekly sale notices advertise deep discounts every Friday Saturday and Monday at 704 Carlisle Avenue. The listing highlights frequent bargains and shop hours, inviting shoppers to visit the location for savings.
Chattanooga Tennessee notes report Mrs S B Morris hosted dinner for her brother with ten guests. Mrs Mattie Denny improving. Emancipation Celebration by U B F and S M T’s a grand success. Rev Love of A M E Church Lockland conducting ten days meeting. Mrs Armanda Johnson to move into new Oak Avenue home Wyoming. Miss Birthena Clay married Chas Cunningham of Battle Creek Michigan.
Lincoln Theatre announces a week of silent era double features and serials through October. The lineup includes The First Series of the Sherlock Holmes Detective Stories, Pardon My Nerve starring Buck Jones, Hurricane Gal with Dorothy Phillips, Christy Comedy Fresh from the Park, Mistress of the World, Beautiful Liar with Kathern McDonald, and The Hope Diamond Mystery serial. Performances run Sunday through Saturday with dates listed for early October.
Rev B Davis Scott and W P Dabney apologize for an error in Antioch notes that misprinted a line saying Antioch had a dam big day. The note clarifies service plans for October 1 including Lord's Supper at 2 30 and asks members to attend. Ada Gould, wife of Herman Gould, died last week. funeral held Monday at Antioch.
Rev E H Blue preached powerfully at morning, then at New Unity Church in Dunbar Place he spoke on Be strong and show thyself a man. He closed with Greater Faith Have Not Seen in All Israel. He united Geo Cocrell and Minnie Coleman in Cincinnati Thursday night. Large crowd attended and many gifts were given.
Under supervision of Mrs. Pearl Yates and Lucy Ousley, a group of teenage girls staged a grand concert in the Tabernacle. Mrs. Lucille Blackburn returned from Winchester for her mother's funeral. Mrs. Mollie Combs came back from a visit to Cleveland and Buffalo New York. Reverend Blue hosted the Ministers Wives Club with a luncheon after the meeting.
Mrs. Abbie Collinge of Piqua Ohio visits her sons Louis and James Collins in Mila Creek Valley. Mr A A Morris departed Monday for unspecified destination.
Principal Francis M. Russell will depart Douglass School by late November to become supervisor of colored schools in Baltimore with a markedly higher salary. The Crescent Club, of which he is a charter member, plans a suite of honors at Sterling, along with other social tributes as thanks for his service.
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