The Rev. C. A. Williams, pastor of
St. John's A. M E. church, went to
Kansas City, Mo., Tuesday night to
attend the presiding elders’ council.
He will return Friday.
Mrs. M. F. Bugg of Waterloo, la.,
has been the guest since Easter of her
daughter, Miss Carrie Bugg, at the
residence of Mrs. R. Simpson, 2878
Corby street, where Miss Bugg makes
her home. |^g|
Mrs. Thomas Bennett, with her sons
was suddenly called to Austin, Tex.,
last week by the death of her sister,
Mrs. Annie Storey, who had been liv
ing In Colorado for some time for her
health.
“Resolved, That Women Should Be
Barred From All Industries” is the
question that will be debated by the
High School Girls’ Athletic Club of
the North Side "Y” next Friday night,
May 1, at St. Benedict's Community
House, Twenty-fifth and Grant Sts. |
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Mrs. Edith Scott and Mr. J. Todd
were united in marriage at the par
sonage of the Rev. Dr. W. F. Botts,
Monday ufternoon, April pO, at half
past 4 o’clock. Mrs. Todd is well
known in fraternal and church organ
izations. Mr. Todd has been em
ployed for a number of years in the
Pullman service.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Newby, 2885
Ohio street, left Thursday evening for
Denver, Portland, Seattle and points
in California and Merico. Their stay
will be indefinite.
The Wednesday Bridge Luncheon
club had their regular meeting at the
residence of Mrs. L. N. Peoples, 2606
North Thirtieth street, Wednesday,
April 15.
Burns Scott was confined to his
home several days this week with an
attack of the flu.
Mrs. Alerander Tillery of Chicago
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John
Grant Pegg, 4.’!08 Patrick avenue.
Mrs. L. A. Williams, Grand Lady
Ruler of the B. P. O. E., while here
In the interests of the order, was the
house guest of Mrs. Nick Patton, 1114
So. 11th St Mrs. Williams left the
city Sunday morning for her home,
New York City.
HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY
A pleasant birthday purty was held
at St. Philip’s rectory, Saturday after
noon, for Catherine Abigail, daugh
ter of tne Rev. and Mrs. John Albert
Williams, who was thirteen years old,
Wednesday, April 15. Fourteen guests
enjoyed themselves only as children
can. Helen Singleton won the girls’
prize, a handsome fan, as “champeen
peanut carrier; three boys, Herbert
McCaw, Alger Adams and Marvin
Howard, tied for the boys’ prize in
the same game and drew straws to
determine the winner. Herbert Mc
Caw drew the prize, a game of Tiddle
Winks. Toy balloons were given as
favors. Catherine received a number
of presents.
THE OMAHA WAITERS’
ASSOCIATION NEWS ITEMS
The Wailers' Association held their reg
ular meeting last Monday night in the
club rooms, 2427 Cake street. It was
well attended. Minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved.
The rousing meeting held at Brandeis
Restaurant was very instructive. Several
new members joined the association. The
real waiters are beginning to realize what
the association means at this time.
Among the prominent visitors at the
club rooms last week were Elmer Romine
of California and George Hinds, both
made very instructive addresses. W. D
Jones of St. Louis was very much im
pressed with the association rooms. We
now have upwards of two hundred mem
bers.
The address at the Brandeis Restaurant
last week was very instructive and to the
point.
J. W. Shields, Reporter.
MADE $800 IN' CASH
IN THREE HOURS
Marylinne Weber, famous star,
savs “I made $800 in three hours
a f t e r I put on
Chinese Good Luck
Ring.” Others have
said it brings suc
cess, happiness, and
good luck in love.
This amazing Chi
nese Good L u c k
Ring is made in
genuine silver finish
and has the mysterious Chinese t»ooa
Luck letters. Anyone who wishes
one of these rings may send paper
strip for finger size, state if for man
or woman, and Chinese Good Luck
Ring will be sent by return mail.
You do not need to send any money,
but when it arrives give postman
$1.85. The Garfield Importing Com
pany of 29EX Garfield Bldg., 3837
Roosevelt Rd., Chicago, 111., have a
limited number of these rings on
hand, so write them today.—Adv.
NORTH SIDE BRANCH
22nd and Grant Street*
HDNA M. STRATTON, Executive 8ec’y
“GYM AND JERRY", AN
AMUSING HEALTH SKIT
PLLEASES AND INSTRUCTS
Health Movie* and an AmuainK Play
Enjoyed by an Appreciative
Audience at the North
Side “Y”.
Monday night the assembly room
of the North Side Branch of the Y.
W. C. A. was filled by an apprecia
tive audience which enjoyed a most
delightful, amusing and instructive
program. This was one of the fea
tures of “Health Education Week.”
The program opened with the show
ing of health movies, showing the im
portance of the care of the feet, by
the wearing of sensible shoes, and the
correction of feet troubles; the neces
sity of recreation and care of the
body.
Following the movies was the pre
sentation of an amusing and clever
health skit, entitled "Gym and Jerry”,
which was admirably done, each par
ticipant throwing herself into the
spirit of hpr impersonation. The plot
centers around “Jerry” who “hates
health”, is indifferent as to her pos
ture and becomes stoop-shouldered,
abuses her feet bv wearing “stylish”
narrow pointed shoes; injures her
stomach by an indifferent and care
less diet: becomes overweight by lazi
ness and lack of exercise and recrea
tion. For these “crimes” she is
brought before the judge and the
abused members of her body testify
against her. She is condemned but
pa rolled on promise of amendment.
Mrs. Fred Divers took a dual char
acter, owning to the illness of one of
the members, impersonating “Ruth”,
Jerry’s roommate and the judge. Her
interpretation of these roles was ex
cellent. Mrs. Herbert Wiggins as
“Jerrv” could not have been improved
upon. “Dot” was well done by Mrs.
Freddie Porter. Mrs. Eleisp Turner
ns "Posture”, Mrs. Pharr as “Weight”,
Miss Pharr as “Feet” and Miss Hazel
Roulette as “Stomach” were well
chosen and acted their parts well.
Mrs. B. B. Cowan as “Something Else”
was good, as were also the Recrea
tion Spirits which were represented
by the Misses Hortense Fisher, Grace
Adams, Melva McCaw and Ernestine
Singleton.
CHURCH OF ST. PHILIP THE DEACON
A large congregation was present at 11
o'clock Sunday morning, when the rector
preached on 'The Creed of Nicea the Rul*
wark of Christianity”, it being the six
teenth hundredth anniversary of the Coun
cil of Nicea which was hell in 325 to re
fute, the Arian heresy.
Another class for confirmation will be
presented on or about June 1.
The services Sunday will be as usual,
7:30, 10 and 11 and 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
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Mr. and Mi's. McKinley Sanders recent
ly visited friends in Syracuse, N. Y.
Mrs. Mayme Loving, wife of Adam Lov
ing, passed away at their home last
Wednesday morning after a lingering ill
ness of a serious nature. Deceased leaves
as survivors, a husband, a sister, Mrs.
Vernal Barnett of Denver, Col., three
daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Lewis, Miss
Charlotte and baby Vernal. All of whom
were at her bedside. Mrs. Loving had
been a resident of Lincoln for many years,
and gained many friends who were shocked
over her demise. The funeral was held
in the A. M. E. church Friday at 2:30
p. m., Rev. M. C. Knight officiating, being
assisted by associate pastors. Deceased
was a member of the A. M. E. church,
also a member of Amaranth chapter O. E.
•S. which had charge of the obsequies and
turned out in good numbers. A large
crowd of friends paid last respects. Our
sympathy goes out to the bereaved hus
band and family.
Mrs. Bertie Artis entertained the Mis
sion at her home, 910 U street, last Tues
day night. It is said a fine attendance
and a profitable meeting was held.
The Davis Woman's Club gave a chicken
dinner for the benefit of the old folks’
home last Friday night. A large crowd
went over to the home and enjoyed it.
Mrs. Fanny Russell, president of Slate
Federation of Woman's Clubs, was pres
ent and gave reading and was highly com
mended. Mrs. L. J. Gordon and Mrs.
Robinson of Beatrice were among visitors.
The Utopian Art Club was entertained
by Mr. Wm. Hawes at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. W'. Mosely last Thursday
night, and a social good time was had.
The club is doing a good work for the
Mt. Zion Baptist church.
Last Sunday was Co to Church Day in
the city, and we are glad to say that by
the crowds at the churches, the day was
well observed. Each church had regular
order of services, and the really willing
workers were at their past of duty.
Miss Zurreta Doty, who has been ill
the past week is convalescent.
The Shriners, Islam Temple No. 65, gave
their annual party in ldlewilde hall last
Friday night. It is said to have been the
8wellest ever. Tip top arrangements had
been made for in advance to entertain the
guests supremely. A large concourse of
Shriners and friends from Omaha were
over, and it is said to have enjoyed the
affair. The home boys and lady friends
and ladies seemingly looked their best.
An Omaha orchestra furnished music for
the occasion.
Mary Talbott Club will give a chicken
dinner for the benefit of the Old Folks’
Home at the home of Mrs. Paul Moore
May 7th.
About thirty members of Mt. Zion Bap
tist church agreeably surprised Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Wiley at their home Monday
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A SONG OF SPRING
(By Selma Gordon)
We are thankful, Holy Savior,
For every day we live,
And for the many blessings
That Thou seest fit to give.
We praise the different seasons
That come in Thine own time,
Bringing with them every probate
Of Thy power—all sublime.
Spring with its joyful waking
Has hastened winter’s chill,
Has opened the door of Nature
And entered with joys to fill.
The blossoms on the fruit trees,
The mildness of the air,
The merry songs of warblers
Are enjoyed, yes, everywhere.
The rivers, hills and woodlands
Re-echo Thy great strength,
The clear blue sky above us
Has an all infinite length.
The beauty of the sun light
Displays Thy glorious good,
The meadows fields and valleys,
Doth produce for us a food.
We thank Thee for all nature,
May our lives be spared to see
The other different seasons
With their grandeur all from Thee.
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