SOUTH SIDE.
(Mrs. Lulu Thornton, Correspondent)
Mrs. Malone, of 31st and U streets,
who has been quite sick, is very much
improved.
The members of Golden Rule Taber
nacle, No. 35, gave a linen shower last
Thursday afternoon, Jan. 4, to their
High Preceptress, Mrs. Ida Riddles,
for her efficient leadership for the
last two years. She was the recip
ient of many beautiful pieces of linen.
Mr. Robt. Severe, custodian for
Packers National Bank, who has been
quite sick for about two weeks, is
much better and has gone back to
work.
The Revival meeting now in pro
gress at Bethel Baptist Church, is
reaping a great harvest for Christ.
There have been many converts.
Bishop Parks preached at Allen
Chapel, A. M. E. Church, Monday
night, January 8.
The Bethel Baptist Mission Circle
met with Mrs. Velma Hill Thursday
afternoon, January 11.
Mr. Ernest Wiggins returned Tues
day from Oklahoma whe^e he went
two weeks prior to Xmas. He brought
home unexpectedly to all, his bride.
Rev. J. H. Nichols, who has been
pastor of Allen Chapel, A. M. E.
Church, for one year and four months,
left last Wednesday night at 11:10
for Ottawa, Kansas, the home of his
daughter. More than a month ago
he was told by his physician that he
would have to stop preaching at least
for a while that it was against him
both physically and mentally, and that
ho must have rest. < Fearing
the outcome of not obeying the doc
tor’s advice, he wrote the Bishop for
a leave of absence, which was granted.
On last Monday evening, when Bishop
Parks told the congregation that he
would have to leave and how Rev. Mr.
Nichols had told him that he had
learned to love the members and hated
to be tom so suddenly from them, al
though it could not be otherwise, he
broke down and wept as a child.
The members of the church re
gretted very much to have him
leave and many in the audience wept
as well. He is going to spend time
until next conference visiting with his
children and taking complete rest.
The prayers of the Church are for his
restoration to health.
Lela S. Dudley died January 9, 1917,
at 2123 North 28th avenue. She pro
fessed a hope in Christ at the age
of thirteen years and joined the Al
len Chapel, A. M. E. Church. She
has lived a devoted Christian during
her life. Having spent all her life in
South Omaha, execpt for a few
months, and attending our public
schools and living the life of a true
Christian girl, she has endeared her
self to all that knew her. She was the
only one of our race to graduate from
South Omaha High School. From the
time of her conversion she has been
a faithful worker in this Chureh, and
aiding other churches whenever she
found it possible.
She had been a member of Allen
Chapel choir eleven or twelve years.
In the Sunday School she has held the
position of secretary, teacher and su
perintendent. She leaves two sisters,
one brother, one uncle, one aunt, sev
eral cousins and a host of friends to
mourn her demise. The funeral ser
vices were held from that Church
Thursday, January 11. Rev. H. Shep
herd officiated. Jones and Chiles had
charge of the funeral.
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J. R. Killy entertained the Eta
Chapter of the Kappa Alpha Psi last
Friday at a New Year's banquet. The
house was artistically decorated with
the fraternity colors and well chosen
toasts were answered by Messrs. May,
Ross, Graves, Shackleford, Reason
and Young.
To Rent, slightly used heart. In
quire C. T.
Miss Virgil Gaskin has returned to
her home in Cheyenne.
One of th^ most successful revivals
of the Zion Baptist Church is being
conducted by the Rev. J. R. Romer, of
Buxton, la. His powerful sermons
are bringing many into the church.
Wm. Ransom, of Omaha, spent
Tuesday in Lincoln on business.
“The Mendicant” was the name of
a charming one-act playlet given
Xmas night at Zion Church, and
proved a success with caste as well as
finance.
The Masons held their third annual
banquet at the Masonic Hall on De
cember 27. About 100 guests were
present.
The Davis Club held open house
New Year’s Day at the home of Mrs.
Jennie Sellers. Resolutions were
passed commending the work of the
former president, Mrs. J. E. Jeltz, and
regretting her departure. Mrs. Fan
nie Young was chosen her successor.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Suggs, of Hia
watha, Kas., spent a few days in Lin
coln on their return from Empire,
Wyo.
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