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Ed. F. Morearty, Lawyer, 700 Pe
ters Trust Building, JAckson 3841 or
H 4rre» 2166.
The La Vieja Banda club will give
a musical program between shows
Monday, April 19, at the I,ako theater.
Elizabeth Allen, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. R .D. Allen, 2716 Hamilton
has been detained at home this week
with an attack of the grippe.
Mrs. Hardin Banks, 402 Popnleton
Avr., who has been in the University
Hospital suffering from an injury
has returned home and is rapidly
improving.
Mrs. Martha Ferguson is leaving
this morning for Oak Mills, Kans.,
where she has l>een railed by the ser
ious illness of her daughter-in-law .
Mrs. R. I). Allen and Mrs. Henri
etta Fox, entertained Thursday after
noon, at the residence of the former,
2716 Hamilton street, complimentary
to the Rev. Mary E. Palmer of Is>s
Angeles, Cal.
The body of logan Quinn was
hipped to Macon, Mo., April 6, from
the Wagner and Lewis undertaking
parlors. The remains were accom
panied by the widow, Mrs. Pearl
Quinn and daughter.
Mrs. Joseph D. Lewis, wife of un
dertaker Lewis, and one of Omaha’s
enterprising young matrons, is con
fined to her home by illness.
Dan Desdunes, who was critically ill
at his home for a week, is much im
proved and able to bo out again.
There will he a fine musical con
cert at St Benedict's church, 2423
Grant street, Thursday evening, April
22, at 8 p. m., by the band and choir.
Everybody welcome.
Miss Doris Goring will leave Friday
evening for her home in Jamaica, L. I.,
after spending two years here with
her sister, Mrs. John A. Singleton.
Miss Goring recently graduated from
Tech High school.
Mrs. J. D. Reed is quite ill at her
home. Twenty-sixth and Franklin, and
her husband has been called here from
Fairbury, where he is employed as
ehef in the Fairbury hotel.
Allen Kennedy, employee of the
Country club for a number of years,
is ill at his home, 2629 Seward street.
Mrn. Klla Mae Halcomb ha- been
placed on the pension list for the
blind through the efforts of Miss
Grace Rerger, city clerk, and County
Commissioner Hart. This deserving
•ase was brought to their attention
by Mrs. Addio Moore.
PHYSICIAN SHOT HY
WIFE LEAVES HOSPITAL
Dr. Wesley Hill, who was shot, and
seriously injured y his wife, April 2,
has sufficiently recovered to be able
to leave the hospital thi week. He
is now at home, where he is rapidly
improving. He expects to leave for
Oklahoma Sunday morning, but plans
to return to resume his practice about
May 1. Ah he refuse;, to prosecute
his wife, the case against her will
probably be dropped.
PICTURE AND PLAY
FOR ALTAR GUILD
See Nazimova, the Great, in “A
Doll’s House” and "Her Choice,” a
playlet, by the Junior Girls’ Friendly
Society, at the Lake Theatre, Satur
day, April 24, under the auspices of
the Altar Guild of St. Philip’s Epis
copal church. Admission 20 cents.—
Adr.
CA RD OF THA NKS.
1 wish to thank my many friends
for the kindness shown me during the
illness and death of mv wife, Eliza
beth. Especially do I thank Mesdames
Pearl Hieronymous, Edna McCaw, I
Bailey, Francis Peoples, Charles T.
Smith, J. F. Smith, Augustus Hicks
and William Murphy. Also, for the
beautiful flowers and expressions of
sympathy.—SGT. PHILIP LETCHER.
Beware of the U. N. I. A. scabs,
•perating illegally on Twenty-fourth
and Charles street. T. C. Crommer,
Mr*. E. C. Presley, Lewis Gaston,
Edgar Wiley, Elder Harris, Adventist
preacher, and others.
Signed, E. Little,
President Omaha Division—Adv
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COUNCIL BLUFFS NOTES,
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(By Mrs. Erma Jones.)
Rev. S. P. Jackson; Mr. Manor;
Mesdames D M. Mixon; M. Mo ten;
Emaline Walker; Allie McCullen, are
on the sick list this week.
The missionary society are leaving
nothing undone to comfort hem.
The Mission Circle met at the home
of Mrs. Haines, Friday the 9th, with
a large attendance with the Young
Peoples’ Starlight Band. The hostess
erved a delicious luncheon. Bible
lesson was “The Creation’’ by Mrs.
Anna Crumpton.
The Tabernacle Baptist church was
well attended Sunday, April 11th.
Rev. Henry Delong, an old pioneer,
preached for the morning services;
Rev. Mr. Gates of Calvary Baptist
church preached at the evening ser
vici . Rev. S. H. Renolds will preach
April 18th for Rev. J. P. Jackson as
he is not able to at present.
The Promotion Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. M. Tullis, 1705
Third St.
Mrs. B. B. Anderson entertained
the Paint Club April 13th. A delight
ful luncheon was served by the hos
tess.
The Union Missionary meeting will
be held at Bethel A. M. E. Church
April 25th. All invited
The Court of Calanthe will give a
play and dinner at Beulah Baptist
Church April 26th. All1 invited.
The Quarterly Conference was held
Monday evening at Bethel A. M. E.
Church. It was well attended.
Mr .Albert Gorden and daughter,
Marderia Shelton, met with an acci
den while on the way home, Friday
the 9th. Their car was struck by a
Northwesten switch engine at lltli
& Ave. B. He was bruised and
shaken while the girl suffered severe
cuts and bruises about the body and
face. She is a high school pupil at
Thomas Jefferson.
A series of historical lectures are
being given each Friday night on 1 I he
History of the Negro.” These lectures
are very interesting and instructive.
The public is invited to attend. The
topic of the lecture for April 23 is
“The Negro in Young America.” Sub
topics will be presented. Mr. H. J.
I*unkett, leader.
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CONTEST.
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A cedar chest filled with main
pretty and useful household needs will
be given to one of the four girls bring
ing in the highest amount of money
over $26. The contest is sponsored
by the house committee of the North
Side branch, Y. W. C. A. These girlR
have started out to win:
Ixiuise Scott, Me recede- Johnson
Gladys Reynolds and Mercedes Fer
guson. Contest to dose the last week
in May.
Standing of contestants is as fol
lows: Mercedes Johnson, $2.50; Louise
Scott, $2.00; Mercedes Ferguson, 70
cents; Gladys Reynolds, none.
LINCOLN NOTES.
(W. W. Moseley)
Mrs. Fanny Young is reported
mending slowly from a recent stroke.
Miss Carmel Rottg is home from
Omaha.
Mr. Lucious Knight, who has been
ill some time, was removid to St.
Elizabeth’s hospital last Saturday to
take treatments.
Mrs. Priscilla Pierce is confined to
her home with illness.
A party of young folks of Mt Zion
Baptist church, chaperoned by Mrs.
M. L. Todd, gave little Cordelia Kin
ney a surprise party last Sunday af
ternoon, she only recently having re
turned home from Orthodepic Hospi
tal.
A number of Lincoln Elks went to
Omaha last Sunday to attend the an
nual sermon with the Brother Elks
in the metropolis. Several stayed
by for the big ball Monday night.
Regular services were held in the
several churches Sunday; the Sunday
schools being well attended. The
pastors delivered instructive sermons
to their congregations, which were
well attended.
CARD OF THANKS.
Words cannot express our sincere
thanks to our friends and neighbors
for their kindness, sympathy and beau
tiful floral offerings at the death of
our dear sister, Cutie Taylor. Died
March 1, 1926.—Mrs. L. B. Davis, M.
Jones, C. Alston, W. M. Alston, M.
C. Alston, W. Alston, E. Wright, H.
Alston and P. Alston.
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