I Events and
[ Persons
Watch for the date of a Slab Town
t onventton, given under the auspices
of Zion Baptist Mission Circle.
Holst Pharmacy lor drugs. 8702
t Muring street. Harney 081.- Adr.
K. F. Morearty, Lawyer, *>00 Bee
Bldg. Douglas 3841 or Harney 2156.
•Mrs. Preston Hieronymous has gone
to Boston, Mass., to take a course in
Fanner’s School of Cooking.
C. W. ol A. are still doing businesi’.
Mt the old stand—1516 No. 24th St.
Phone Webster 4824.
lx>ok! Head! Mothers' club Invites
all to attend the George Washington
birthday party given at the Y. W. C.
A. hebruary 22.
A full ine of green and fresh vege
tables at all times. Prices right. C.
'V. of A., 1516 No. 24th St. Phone
Webster 4824.
Try Williamson's Cough Syrup. Oth
ers are getting results, why not yont
E. A. Williamson, druggist, 2306 North
24th St. Webster 4448. -Adr.
Sergeant Isaac Bailey left Monday
night for a short visit to Chicago.
Mrs. George P. Johnson and daugh
ter Virgel aie leaving this week for
Isis Angeles, Cal., to rejoin Mr. John
son who has gone into the moving pic
ture business in that city. Kn route
west they will stop at Muskogee,
Okla., to visit Mrs. Johnson's mother.
Try Williamson’s Cough Syrup. Oth
ers are getting results, why not yon!
E, A. W llllnmson, druggist, 2806 North
24th St. Webster 4448.- Adr.
When you need Kent Manicuring,
see Miss Ethel Dow, Jenkins* Barber
Shop, 2122 North 24th Street.
John James, who is a clerk in the
postoffice, and Mrs. Mamie Bibbs of
Chicago, III., were married February 2
at the parsonage of Zion Baptist
church by the Rev. W. F. Botts.
Jenkln’s Itarher Shop.—All work
strictly first-class 2122 N 2blh street
Weh. 2696.
The Helpers’ club held their regu
lar monthly meeting Monday after
noon at the Y. W. C. A.
PATRONZE home industries. Try
Mines. South A Johnson's wonderful
system of scalp treatment. It’s differ
cut. Appointments at home If desired.
( all Webster OhS«.
Dr. Craig Morris's office will be
closed during the month of February.
Will be reopened March 1.
Mr. Thomas Reese is slowly improv
ing although he has not yet regained
his speech.
EVERYBODY can learn to lie ex.
pert. Why not you! lie expert In
scalp treatment at Mines. South A
Johnson's hair culture establishment.
1. ndies interested In this line call Web
ster OSSO.
A full line of groceries and fresh
meats on hand at all times. C. VV. of
A. Department Store, 1516 No. 24th
St. Phone Webster 4824.
Among the enjoyable social events
of th» season was the birthday party
given bv Miss Susie James at Colum
bia hall Wednesday evening, February
2. The guests numbered eighty. A
two-course luncheon was served by
the hostess. Music was furnished
Perkins’ orchestra. Mrs. Branch of
Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. C. C. John
son of Gary, Ind., were the out-of
town guests. Miss James was assisted
by Mrs. Ada Woodson and Miss Mada
line Roberts.
A. P. Scruggs, Lawyer. 296 H. 18th
M. D. 7818. CoL 8881.— Air.
Jenkln’s Barber Shop—All Work
Strictly First Class. 2122 N. 24th St.
Web. 2696.
A delightful four-course dinner was
given by Mrs. N. W. Cash, 1714 North
Twenty-eighth strert, in honor of Mrs.
C. C. Johnson of Gary, Ind. Covers
were laid for eight.
Try Williamson's Cough SyrnP- Oth
ers are getting results, why not yon!
E. A. Williamson, druggist, 2366 North
24th St Webster 4448.—Adv.
KILUNGSWORTH RETI'RNS
FROM EASTERN TRIP
Edward Killingsworth, one of the
papular proprietors of the Alamo
barber shop, returned Sunday from
an extensive eastern trip. Mr. Kil
lingsworth visited Chicago, Cleve
land, New York and Philadelphia.
DANGER SIGNAL
A blue pencil mark on your
paper means your subscription
is due and must be ptiid at once
or your paper will be stopped.
HIKTHIIAY PiRTY FOR HOLMES
Wednesday evening, February 2, the
younger set was delightfully enter
tained at a birthday party given In
honor of Othello Holmes of the Stuart
Novelty company, 2M3 Lake street.
The reception rooms were artistic
ally arranged, and music was fur
nished by two orchestra members.
Those present were: Misses Bill
ingsley, Covington, Frampton, Jack
son, Jones, White, Wilson and Seals,
and Messrs. C. Billingsley, E. Billings
ley, Dysart, W'llson, Walker, McAlis
ter, People and Sholea.
At 10:30 a very dainty luncheon was
served, and souvenirs were given to
each member present.
X. ff. C. A. NOTES
The N. W. C. A. met at the home
last Wednesday and had an interest
ing meeting. Interest was added by
the remarks of appreciation made by
Hie Inmates, Mr. Br^ce and Mrs.
Young. for the generous provision o(
a home for those having none.
The N. W. C. A. will have theli
Easter envelopes out very soon, ant
we hope every one who gave <0 centi
_
or more last year will do the same
I this year. Mrs. Henry Black won the
prise last year for bringing in the
most money with her envelopes. Let
ns see who wins the prize this year.
All the ladies did well.
We wish to thank Mr. A1 Peoples for
donating the paper for the Old Folks’
home, and Mr, Cleo Mortimer and Mr.
Willie llotts for putting it on. Mr.
Mortimer Is also going to paint the
kitchen. If more of our men woulo
take interest, and help us, ihe could
make the home look very presentable
inside and out.
We are in need of some carpenter
j work done at the home. How many
of our men will give us a day? If so,
i call up the president, Mrs. W. H, Mor
timer, Webster g361.
Won’t gome of the cluhs of the city
donate some window shades and some
white curtains for the sitting room?
SURPRISE SHOWER
Mrs. Walter Stephens and Mrs. Jas.
Peoples were hostesses at a surprise
shower given at the latter’s home, 3237
Miami street, on Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Peoples for their infant son, Jesse, Jr.
He received a number of beautiful and
useful gifts Refreshments were served.
BLUE CIRCLE CLUB
The Blue Circle club given Its first
entertainment, celebrating Lincoln’s
birthday, Friday evening, February 11,
at Lyric hall, Twenty-second and Cum
Ing streets. This is a social club or
ganized three weeks ago to Improve
the social life of the young men in the
city.
PHI DELTA NEWS
In response to a called meeting, the
Phi Delta girls met at the home of
Miss Merriam Cordon, Wednesday
evening, February 2. An election of
officers was held. Miss Cuma Watson
was made president for the ensuing
yenr; Mrs. Blanche Blair, vice presi
dent: Miss Elolse Wade, secretary;
Miss Merriam Gordon, treasurer; Miss
Otis Watson, social secretary, and
Miss Ethel Jones, reporter.
The next regular meeting of the
society will he held at the residence
of Miss Elolse Wade, Wednesday eve
ning, February 9.
MARRIED
Mine. Anna Evans Jones of the
Jones I’oro Culture College, 1601
North Twenty-fourth street, snd Mr.
James A. Tubbs were quietly married
last Thursday evening. February 3, at
8 o’clock. The marriage took place
at the residence of Mrs Cora Davis,
the bride’s sister, 1130 Park avenue.
Rev. W. C. Williams off|elated. The
couple will reside at the home of the
bride, 1604 North Twenty-fourth
street.
MOTHERS’ CLUB
The Mothers’ club met In the Young
Women’s Christian association rooms
Friday, February 4. Sixteen mem
bers and one visitor were present.
After the business part of the ineet>
Ing, the club was entertained by Mes
dames Gordon. Chandler and Phannix.
The club will meet next Friday, Feb
ruary 18, at 1:30 p. m., at the Young
Women’s Christian association rooms.
Vfsitors arc Invited. Mrs. J. S. Smith,
president, and Mrs Lueeila Johnson,
secretary.
WAITERS P.E. A. BULLETIN
Mr. O. H. Spriggs hag recovered
from his slight illness, and is at the
Athletic cluh again.
The division superintendent at Pott
land has discontinued the services of
all the Omaha cooks and waiters,
thereby causing over sixty men to be
off the Union Pacific payroll.
Among the cooks and waiters there
are at present 103 idle In Omaha,
mostly railroad men.
Mr. Reid, at the Pla/.a hotel, is the
only head waiter in Omaha who has
made absolutely no changes In crew
or schedule during these extremely
dull times.
YORK RITE MtSONiS TUtE ACTION
OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 2, 1021.—'The
following subordinate lodges of King
Solomon’s Free and Accepted York
nite Masons met In joint session In
the lodge hall. Twenty-fourth and
Charles streets, at 6 p. m. on the above
date. The session wag called to order
by Most Worshipful Deputy Grand
Master J. Frank Wilson, M. D. After
stating the cause for which the session
was convoked, the following order was
declared by Deputy Grand Master .1
Frank Wilson:
That it is hereby judged, ordered
and decreed that Charles II. Bradford
of Golden Rule No. 18. Free and Ac
cepted Ancient York Rite Masons, is
hereby suspended from all rights and
privileges hcrelofore enjoyed in said
Lodge of-King Solomon's Free and Ac
cepted York Rite Masons, and to stand
suspended until the meeting of the
Grand Lodge on September 12, 1921.
It Is further ordered that a copy of
these minutes shall be sent to 'he
Grand Master, the Rev. J. A. Broad
| nex. Kansas City, Kans., and a copy be
read to Golden Rule Lodge No. 18.
It Is further decreed that W. I. Mc
Ray shall have the sole supervision of
Golden Rule Lodge No. 18, Free and
Accepted Ancient York Rite Masons,
[ until the sitting of the Grand Lodge
on September 12, 1921, and shall in
j stall the same as soon thereafter as
j possible.
It is further ordered by the Most
Worshipful Grand Master that as soor
as the Worshipful Master of Colder
Rule Lodge shall have been installed
that be shall order the said Charles H
Bradford to turn over to the said War
shipful Master of Golden Rule Iaidge
No. 18 all of the property of the said
Golden Rule Lodge No. 18, now held
In his possession or in his charge.
This order and decree, given on this
the second day of February, 1921, tin
der my hand and the official seal of [
i the Most Worshipful King .Solomon’s
Ixidge, Free and Accepted York Rite J
Masons.
J. FRANK WILSON, M. D.,
Deputy Grand Master.
N. W. WARE,
Secretary Pro Tern.
—Advertisement.
LOCAL RACE ENTER
PRISE UNDER NEW i
MANAGEMENT
CO-OPERATIVE WORKERS OF
AMERICA
Department Store
1616 and 18 North 24th Street
Under new management — J. H.
Russell of Russell Pros., general man
ager. Phone Webster 4824.
This store is for the people and of
the people, and .sufficiently equipped
to tuke care of your every need and
want
Our California fruits and vegetables
are second to none. Our domestic
goods are the same; we take great
pleasure in going to the market for
you; we exercise the best of our abil
ity in our selections.
Just note the selection in one of oui
items—grape fruit, for example.
There is none better. Our rooking
apples are the best. Our oranges aie
the same.
We have ft full line of groceries that
have been picked with the same rare
that governs the selections in all de
partments.
The meat department is under the
most capable management that it is
possible to find. Nothing but native
meat, com fed, is handled.
Our motto: tf we please you, tell
your friends; if we don’t, tell us.
We are as close to you as your
phone. 123 . Wel‘,1
phone. Free delivery.—Adv.
SOUTH OMAIIA’S LARGEST DE
PARTMENT STORE SELLS OUT.
CREDITORS FORCE PRICE
SMASHING
The Leader, South Omaha's largest
and best equipped department store,
must sell outright, regardless of coat,
every article in its store by February
12. This means that they are offering
the greatest clothing sale offered in
this section. The only reason they as
sign for this unusual reduction sale
is that their creditors demand the
cash, which must be raised withtn the j
remaining nine days of tills sale. The
stock must be removed. They have
prices and goods that fit everybody In
the home—men, women and children-—
at prices in many cases less than one
fourth their value. Those of us who
have been waiting for things to "slow
down some" before we spend our
money, can well afford to turn it loose
at this sale. Look for the sign—The j
Loader—4727-29 South Twenty fourth
street. South Side.
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with an
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W hether the wash consists
of dainty lingerie or heavy
blankets each are washed
perfectly and without wear
with an Electric Washer.
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