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Mrs. J. F. Smith and daughter
Elaine, who have been spending sev
eral months with relatives ard friends
in Baltimore and Brooklyn, N. Y., are
expected home this week.
E. F. Morearty, Lawyer, 700 Peters
Trust building, Jackson 3841 or Har
ney 2156.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Robinson
have returned from New York City.
Remit for your paper, please!
Attorney N. W. Ware went to Kan
sas City, Mo., last Saturday on legal
business returning home Monday.
Tony Jackson has been serving on
the jury in District Court.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bostic have
moved from Twentysecond and Clark
streets where they have been tenants
for the pact ten years into their own
home, 2616 Burdette street.
A. H. Hart, a prominent business
man of Beggs, Okla , spent last Sat
urdap in Omaha on business leaving
on the night train, for Kansas City,
Mo.
Dance every Monday night at
Dreamland Hall. Turner’s orchestra.
Admission 35 cents.—Adv.
Miss Freddie Wilson entertained for
Mr. D. T. Terrell at a birthday party
Monday night at the residence of Mrs.
R. A. Falls, 1302 North Twentysixtb
street Twentysix guests were pres
ent and Mr. Terrell was the recipient
of many gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Woodson of 2510
Maple street entertained at dinner
Sunday Mrs. Helen Hunter, Mrs. Fox
of Springfield, Mass., and Mrs. Hatch
of New York, wife of Mr. Hatch, mem
ber of the Farrell & Hatch Company
now playing at the World Theatre.
Mrs. Blanche Simmons remains
quite ill at the family residence, Twen
tieth and Maple streets.
Mrs. John Albert Williams who wae
called to Minneapolis, Minn., two
weeks ago by the serious illness of
hep sister, Mrs. S. A. Steele, who is
slowly improving, is expected home
Saturday.
ASK YOUR MERCHANT OR
THOSE FROM WHOM YOU BUY
WHY HE DOES NOT ADVER
TISE IN YOUR NEWSPAPER.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Greenfield will
entertain Friday night at their beauti
ful home, 1005 North Fortyninth ave
nue, at a party for Marcellus Ritchie,
whp recently graduated from Central
High school. A large number of
guests have been invited.
Mrs. Georgia Curver on her way
from Minneapolis, Minn., to Los An
geles, Cal., stopped here Sunday and
silent the day with her uncles, Mr.
Alphonse Wilson and Mr. MaynardWil
son. She resumed her Journey Mon
day afternoon.
Dance every Monday night at
Dreamland Hall. Turner’s orchestra.
Admission 35 cents.—Adv.
The Indies’ Missionary Circle of Mt.
‘ Moriah Baptist church will give al
Washington luncheon at the church,
Twentyfourth and Ohio streets, Feb
ruary 22. Mrs. P. L. Stovall is pres
ident of the society and Mrs. John
Archer, secretary.
ST. PAUL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
2Gth and Seward Streets—Rev. Russel
Taylor, Pastor.
In the Presbyterian church, as in
all the churches in the Federated
Council of Churches, the period from
January to Easter is given over to
evangelistic work more than any
other cause. In keeping with that
spirit, the st. Paul Presbyterian
church will emphasize the evangelistic
phase of church work In all its activi
ties, hoping to have one of our evan
gelists with us early in the spring.
Services Sunday were of a very
helpful nature. Miss Grace Speese
was exceptionally good In her com
ments interspersed as she led the
Endeavor society.
Services Sunday will be as follows:
Morning worship, 11 o’clock, sermon
topic, “The Church—Its Purpose and
Mission". Christian Endeavor at t
p. m., topic, “What Is Sin? How Does
It Affect Character?” I John 3:4;
Rom. 3:9-20. Miss Minnie Givens,
leader. Evening worship at 8 p. m.,
sermon subject, “The Good and Bad
Influence of Associations".
, At the evening service last Sunday
^ 4 Mr. Reavis Kerr, sr., was Installed aa
Ru'ing Elder.
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BDNA M. STRATTON, Executive Sec’y
GIRLS HAVE DERATE
The High School Girls Athletic Club
believe in labial gpranastlcs as well as
other forma of athletic development.
Ini proof of this they engaged In an
interesting and spirited debate last
Friday afternoon on the subject, "Re
solved, that traveling experience is
more beneficial to a girl than a col
lege education.” The negative won.
BASKET BALL TfiAH
The Hlf^h School Girls are proud of
their Basket Ball Team. Miss Hattie
Gaston is the coach, and she is Ship
ping the'team into splendid form. Miss
Madeline Shipman is captain. They
have been practicing for eight weeks
to meet one of Omaha’s crack teams.
Watch for annonncement of coming
game.
The Valentine Ball at Dreamland
Hall Thursday night drew a large
crowd who tripped the light fantastic
toe to the strains of Turner’s or
chestra.
THIRD ANNUAL BAZAAR OF
THE PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
Twenty-fifth and Hamilton Streets—
Beginning February 2">th to
March 7th
Come out and bring your friends
and hear the best talent of both
races. Change of program each night.
Jt will be educational and inspiring to
you. Don’t miss it for you will ever
afterwards regret it.
Rev. Wm. Franklin, Pastor; Dr. Her
bert Wigging, H. J. Ford, Mrs. S.
M. Wilkinson, Program Committee.
—Adv.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF
ST. PHILIP THETDEAC^N
The services on next Sunday which
is Septuageslma will be as follows.
Holy Communion, 7:30 a. m.; Church
Bchool, 10; sung eucharist. and sermon
at! 11; evening prayer and confirma
tion Instruction at 8. Persons de
sirious of learning about the Epis
copal Church are invited to attend all
services and especially confirmation
Instructions.
HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED?
Have you made a subscription pet
to the N. A. A. C. P. Anti-Lynching
Fund? P. H. Peabody, a prominent
white attorney of Boston, Mass., has
given $1,000 towards an anti-lynching
fund, provided, the colored people of
:he country will raise $9,000 by March
10th. Drop into headquarters at
rwentyfourth and Grant streets, leave
rour subscription, large or small, for
his fund and get your receipt.
“CHUCKLES”<T*It MPHANT
RETURN
Will Duplicate the Furore It Created
Last Season—Gayety all
Next Week
Dancing girls, fast and frivolous
comedy and a brilliant showing of
elaborate gowns are the announced
features of “Chuckles of 1923” at the
popular Gayety theatre, week start
ing Saturday matinee and the usual
daily matinee is relied upon to at
tract lady patrons in increased num
bers. This is the show that played
the Oxford Music Hall, London, all
one summer and many of the essen
tial piayers in this cast were in evi
dence during the London run.
Cliff Bragdon and “Coo Coo” Mor
risey are the featured mirth-provokers
playing a game of give and take to
the best comedy result. Bragdon is
one of the handiest men in burlesque
—ne sings, dances, plays a comet,
plunks stringed instruments and pat
ters along with a smart line of in
dividual comedy that keeps his as
sociate busy in keeping the trail.
Elaine Beasley will indulge in a
catchy song, dance with a native grace
and charm and lead the London Ox
ford Girls in lilting melodies and en
semble dances that feature the at
tractive musical numbers. Pat Kear
ney, the Sterling Saxo Four and Em
met Baker are supporting principals
delegated to assist in the various
comedy scenes. Henri Permane is an
English music hall artist who will
offer a novel study in character com
edy. Elwood Gray and Norma Barry
will specialize in song and dance and
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will also carry essential roles in the
burlesque incidents.
The Four Pashas, acrobats of whirl
wind action and amazing skill, will
offer a vaudeville interlude that will
put a sensational “punch” into the
proceedings. Miss Beasley, in a solo
offering of classical songs, and Em
met Baker’s saxophone playing are
other specialties that are heralded as
unusual in this style of entertainment.
Sunday’s matinee starts at 3:00.
OMAHA BOY WINS PROMOTION
Dr. Price Terrell who recently pass
ed the Missouri State Board and has
been serving as interne at the Old
City Hospital, Kansas City, Mo., has
been appointed house physician with
a substantial salary.
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Fish fry and chitterling supper for
the benefit of the Daughters of Bethel,
No. 4, Friday evening, February 22,
at the home of Mrs. Anna Banks, 924
North Twentieth street.—Adv.
Miss Gladys E. Brown, student at
the State University, Lincoln, will be
home for the week end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brown, 2883
Miami street.
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