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' Mrs. T. H. Dyson of 2725 Charles
street will have as guest for about a
week her sister, Mrs. Pinky A. Jones.
1317 Vine street, Kansas City, Mo.
Holst Pharmacy for drugs. 2702
Cuming slreef. Harney 681.—Adv.
Western Star Court No. 23 will hold
their annual sermon at Masonic hall.
Twenty-fourth and Parker streets,
Palm Sunday, Maich 20, at 2:30 p. m.
All H. of J. Degree are invited to
attend. Flora Rhodes, Asst. Matron. It
Miss Mildred Turner, stenographer
for the Kaffir Chemical Laboratories,
was called to Chicago Sunday by the
death of a sister.
E. F. Morcarty, Lawyer, 700 Peters
Trust Hldg. Douglas 3841 or Harney
2156.
Mrs. Silas Johnson is quite ill at her
home, 2516 Lake stret. She is,under
the care of Dr. J. H. Hutten and Mrs.
Pearl Hieronymous, trained nurse.
When you need Heni Manicuring,
see Miss Ethel I>ow, Jenkins' llnrlier
Shop, 2122 North 21th Street.
Mrs. M. H. Haynes of Washington,
D. C., mother of Mr. William G.
Haynes of this city, is expected to ar
rive Friday night to visit her son and
daughter-in-law, who reside at 2853
Corby street.
Jenkin’s Barber Shop- -All work
strictly first-class. 2122 No. 24th St.
Webster 2095.
William W. (“Bill”) son of Dr. and
M rs. W.. W. Peebles was detained at
home last week by illness. "Bill” dis
liked to miss chool.
A. P. Scruggs, Lawyer, 220 8. 18th
4L It. 7812. CoL 8881,—Ailr.
Mrs. W. H. Washington returned
1 last week from Paris, III., from bury
ing her sister, Mrs. Charlie Me Raw.
Mrs. Clara Green entertained the
Wide Awake club at her home Friday
afternoon.
On the 7th, 8th and 10th, the Mis
sion Circle at Pilgrim Baptist church
conducted a successful bazaar in the
parlors of the church. They realized
a nice sum of money at the same time
presenting much pleasure for those
who attended.
Jenkln’s Barber Shop—All Work
Strictly First Class, 2122 N. 2Hh St
W eb. 2095.
On the 10th instant a large crowd
witnessed an interesting drill by a
band of women at Pilgrim Raptist
church under the leadership of Mrs.
Ixe.
The district grand master of the
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
will he m the city on the 21 st instant.
All Odd Fellows and friends are re
quested to meet him at Pilgrim Bap
tist church at 8 o’clock p. m.
PIANO AND PLAYERS BUYERS
I can save you money, whether you
buy for rash or payment. Holland
Harold. 2420 Patrick Ave. Web. 1528.
V. W. C. A. NOTES
The classes in gymnasium, dress
making, millinery, hygiene and first
aid are growing in popularity. They
are meeting a real need in bringing
to the young women the things they
desire. Come and join in the class
work, you will enjoy It.
The L. E. W. board Is to be com
mended for the gieat success of the
dinner of February 27 and for the
spirit which prompted the effort. The
association appreciates the donation
of $15 on the Victrola.
The Boosters' progressive luncheon
was quite a unique affair. All present
seemed to enjoy themselves. A splen
did program was rendered. The se
lection by Miss Freita Shaw of Port
land, Ore., was quite a treat and met
with hearty applause.
The educational committee will pre
sent Miss Freita Shaw of Volalr Con
servatory of Music in a song recital
Monday, March 21, at 8 p, m., at the
Y. W. C. A. Center. Come and enjoy
the musical treat.
The Priscilla Needlecraft Club will
give an apron und necktie social on
Thursday, March 17. The ladles arc
planning great times. AH are invited
to Join in the fun.
The Blue Bird group of Girl Re
serves. Mildred Gordon, eorps scout
realized the sum of $6.40 front theii
candy sale March 13. The glr|B do
nated $4 to the Victrola fund.
Iton’t forget vesper services Sunday
from 4 to 5 p. m. Last Sunday an In
teresting program was rendered by
the Kntre Nous group of Girl Re
serves. Selections were given by the
Misses Florence Jones, Robbie Tur
ner, lone Brown, Inez und Evelyn
Battles.
AL JONES’ BOX LUNCHES
Try Al Jones’ box lunches. Dandj
for noonday. 25 cents each. TabH
Supply, Seventeenth and Douglas
Courtney's old stand. Also baked ftp
pie dumplings and ail kinds of appe
tlzlng salads sent from Mr. Jones
home daily at 11 o’clock.
I’OI’K IN HOSPITAL!
IS RECOVERING
E. C. Pope, of the Pope Drug com
puny who have been steady adver
risers with The Monitor for years
who has been confined to the Clarksot
hospital for six weeks, is improvint
ami hopes to be able to return to busi
ness soon. His brother has been stead
ily on the job. The Popes are pleas
ant, courteous and successful youn)
business men. They speak in goo<
terms of their tenants, Dr. L. E. Briti
Dr. W. W. Peebles and Attorney A. I
Scruggs, and their tenants heartil
return the compliment.
THE I). D. S. CLUB
1 he D. D. S. had a very interesting
meeting Saturday at the home of Mr.
Weldon Solomon. One of the import
ant features of the program for the
evening was a debate on the question,
"Resolved, that a Negro Y. M. C. A.
is more advantageous thun a similar
organization." Both the negative and
the affirmative put forth good afgu
ments which so successfully counter
acted each other that the debate was
decided a tie. Future activities wen5
also discussed, among them being a
proposed debate with Lincoln Literary
Society.
CARD OF THANKS
Brother, sister, brother-in-law unu
nephew of Mrs. Mary Quinton Burton
of 2202 Burdette' street, desire to
thank their many friends and fraternal
organizations for the kindness shown i
them through wonls and flowers dur
, ing the sickness and death of their
beloved sister, who departed this lif<
February 27, 1021. B. E., S. N. and
L. N. Burton, brothers; Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Cooper, brother-in-law and sis- !
ter; Master Morris, nephew. It
PH1 DELTA NEWS
The Phi Delta girls held their an
nual domestic science meeting at tile
home of Mrs. Wade Green, 2803 Ohio
street, Wednesday evening, March 0.
A delightful luncheon was prepared.
Each mpmber cooked and served a
part of the menu. During the evening
musical numbers were furnished by
several of the club members. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Miss Merriam Gordon, 3116 Corby,
March 23.
MBS. LAWRIE THANKS PUBLIC
Mrs. Lawrie wishes to thank every
one who donated anti helped to serve
the dinner at the “Y” Sunday, March
13. Sh. wishes to announce that this
dinner and the one three weeks ago
was given to pay off the indebtedness
for which she was responsible, from
the charity ball that was given some
| time ago for the benefit of the Old
Folks’ Home. She wishes to announce
that from the first dinner there was
j enough realized to pay all the ex
penses except for the band and print
i ing. From the last dinner enough was
cleared to pay the band’s charges, and
now all that remains to be paid from
the affair is the printer’s bill.
THE MOTHER’S CLUB
The Mother's club will meet Friday,
March 18, at the Y. W. C. A. A pro
gram will be rendered. Mrs. Rayford
and Mrs. Atrison are hostesses. The
dub cleaied $35.07 from the George
Washington entertainment. Three do!
I lars wa- paid to Miss Watkins for
the lsp of the kitchen on that night.
The club is growing. All mothers are
! invited. Mrs. J. F. Smith, president;
Mrs Lucille Johnson, secretary.
ENT KIM BUSINESS FOB IIIMSKLF
Harry Hnitovsky, formerly with the
| Guarantee Clothing company, has gone
Into business for himself. He and
Max Orounse, formerly with the I). &
N. Clothes Shop, have purchased the
high-class stock of shoes of Atkinson,
1614 Farnam street, and are offering
excellent bargains. The proprietors
are pleasant and courteous gentlemen
and all patrons can be assured of
i-Ollrteons attention. Here’s wishing
(them success.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving remembrance of a dear,
devoted husband, Major Moore, who
on Tuesday, March 23, 1320, departed
this Jife, and received the blessed
‘ Well done, thou good and faithful
j servant.’’
"I cannot think that he is dead.
Who walks with me no more;
| Along the path of life 1 tread;
He has but gone before."
Sincerely submitted,
LULU BEATRICE! MOORF.,
Lincoln, Neb.
ACTIVITIES IN
MOTION PICTURES
! Owing to the inclemency of the
I weather Mr. C. W, Williams was un
; able to make the picture which he hail
scheduled last week. If the weather
permits, Mr. Williams promises to add
the following special features to what
he has already. The Y. W. C. A.,
Wednesday, March 16; the congrega
tion of St. Philip the Deacon, Twenty
fiiat and Paul streets, at 12:30, Sun
day, March 20; Pilgrim Baptist church,
Twenty-sixth and Hamilton, 1 p. m.,
Sunday; the Knights Templar drill
team in uniform at Miller Park Sun
! day at 3 p. m.; the baptizing of candl
| dates of Rev. John Costello’s church,
Sunday at 2 p. m at Carter Lake. Rev.
Mr. Costello has thirty candidates for
baptism and will lie assisted by the
Rev. Mr. Springer of Memphis, Tenn.
He will run a special chartered car
, from Twenty-fourth and Hamilton
streets to Carter Lake.
N. A. A .C. I’. MEETS AT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The Omaha branch of the N. A.
j A. C. P. hold an interesting meeting
last Sunday afternoon at St. Paul’*'
j Presbyterian church. President Black
! presided. The membership drive wns
, i discussed. Addresses were made by
i1 J. W. Alexander and others. The next
■ meeting will be held Sunday at IVJ*.
. Pisgah Baptist church. Twenty-sixth
■ and Franklin streets. Attorney Ab
■! bott will be the speaker.
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| ST. PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN
, Our services Sunday were quite well
• attended considering the unfavorable
f \ weather. We all know that shower*
atul religion are hard to mix. Too bad
I For Saturday— Pre-EaSter Sale I
Spring Dresses I
All new stock, never shown I
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before, secured in a fortunate pur- §
chase. m
Special prices for Saturday g
$16.75. Regularly priced $29.50 ®
to $49.50. Ij
|| These dresses express all the S
youth and happiness everyone feels ||
in the springtime. They consist of 1
f' every wanted material in a won- 8
H derful array of new spring colors, jj
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Only a few days remain of the spe
cial January to April campaign for
members and firiances. Our Every
Member canvass will be launched this
week and we trust every member and
friend of the work will respond as the
Lord has prospered him. This phase
of the New Era Movement will clos'
Easter Sunday. During the week pre
ceding, services will be as follows,
based on The Seven Last Words:
Sunday, March 20: A. M.—“Fathei,
forgive them, for they know not what
they do.” I’. M.—“Today shalt thouj
be with me in Paradise.”
Monday, March 21: 8 p. m.—
“W'oman, Uehold thy Son!—Son, Be- ;
hold thy Mother."
Tuesday, March 22: 8 p. rn.—“My !
God, My God, Why Hast Thou For 1
saken Me.”
Wednesday, March 23: 8 p. m.—”1
Thirst."
Thursday, March 24. 8 p. ill.—
“Father into Thy Hand I Command
My Spirit.”
Friday, March 25: 8 p. in.—“It is
Finished.”
The Christian Endeavor meeting
will be led Sunday evening by Miss
Jamie Chandler. The topic is “Chris
tian Progress in Alaska,” Scripture
reference Isaiah, 9:2-7. W'e were
pleased to have some young people
from the Clifton Hill Presbyterian and
Hillside Congregational churches w'itii
us last Sunday evening.
The monthly social held at the resi
dence of Mrs. C. H. Hicks Tuesday
evening was an exceptionally pleasant
affair, socially and otherwise. About
seventy-five were present. The pro
gram was very entertaining and of a
high order and was as follows: Vio
lin and Piano Duet, Mr. Herbert Clark
and Mrs. James A. Clarke; Kead'ng,
Mrs. George Riley; Piano Solo, Mi.-s
Teresa Liver|>ool; Mule Quartet con
sisting of Rev. R. Taylor and sons;
Address by Miss Frankie Watkins.
There is a pleasant rivalry between
Miss Addie Thomas, president of the
Christian Endeavor Society, and Mrs.
James A. Clarke, president of the La
dies’ Aid Society. Both are very am
bitious and are doing excellent work
in their departmetns.
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A Musical Comedy in Six i
Big Acts k.
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Admission 55c |
El) F. MOREARTY, Atty.,
700 Peters Trust Bldg.
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice to non-resident defendant:
To Stella Terrell, non-resident defend
ant:
You are hereby notified that on the
26th day of October, 1920, Clay Ter
rell, your husband, filed nis petition
in the district court of Douglas Coun
ty, Nebraska, the object and prayer of
which is to obtain an absolute decree
of divorce from you on the grounds
that you have wilfully deserted him,
and for more than two years last past
You are hereby further notified that
on the 1st day of March, 1921, leave
was given the plaintiff to secure serv
ice on you by publication. You are
required to answer said petition on oi
before the 18th day of April, 1921.
CLAY TERRELL.
By Ed F. Morearty, His Attorney
4t—3-4, 11, 18, 26-21
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Hurry! Hurry!
Last Week of Our
<f*Q Q A After-Inventory
«pO*«/U Shoe Sale
Saturday our mammoth $3.90 After Inventory Shoe
Sale closes. Let your own eyes tell the story, as thousands
of others have found it. Remember only 3 days more.
New Easter
Pumps, Oxfords
The economical shopper
will find Easter Pumps, Ox
fords and Shoes here in a
large display. Every imagi
nable style and color is in
cluded. Many pairs worth
twice the money. Sale price.
$3%
Footwear for Children
You’ll find here children’s footwear in all the much
wanted styles and leathers. Thousands of pairs are includ
ed in this grand cleanup, for the infant, child or misa—
112 and >22_
Men’s Footwear
English lasts, Blucher lasts, in fact
every style and shape is included,
in all choice leathers. Thou
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