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Mrs. Myrtle Springs and daugh
ter Linda, visited friends and
relatives in Denver, Colo., over
the week-end. *
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Motoring to Omaha on Sunday
to visit Mr. Roscoe Knight and
other friends were Mrs. Birdie
Artis, Mrs. Lillian Powell, Mr.
John Johnson, Misses Birdie
and Doris Powell.
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Mr. George Randol, Broadway
Actor and talented stage pro
ducer was presented at Dundee
Presbyterian Church in Omaha
on Monday. More than a hun
dred leading musicians of Omaha,
were thrilled as they listened to
the rendition of a varied pro
gram in song.
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Tickets are now available for
the Flower Pageant to be pre
sented by the Mary Bethune
Literary and Art Club at the
Lincoln Urban League, May 2.
Mrs. Clyde Coulter is chairman
of the affair.
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Mr. John Irving is still confined
to his home, due to several weeks
illness.
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Mrs. Hazel Sharron of Omaha
was in the city visiting her
mother and family recently.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Gill and Mrs.
Alma Austin spent Sunday in
Omaha.
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Miss Marjorie Watts of Fremont,
Nebraska held a meeting of the
W. C. T. U. on Thursday of last
* week at the Urban League. Mrs.
Palmer, State Organizer was pre
sented. Of the 12 persons present
six pledge membership in the
organization. Miss Watts will re
turn April 27 to complete an or
ganization here. The churches
will carry announcements.
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Mr. Randol also attended the
Paul Robeson Concert and talked
at length with Mr. Robeson, at
which time Mr. Robeson reaf
firmed his decision to start an
all-out campaign for increasing
the progress in the field of Race
Relations—that justice and equal
ity for all men may be realized
more rapidly.
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Rev. and Mrs. Melvin L. Shake
speare were hosts following the
Marian Anderson Concert to a
number of friends: Invited guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Smith of
Hastings; Miss Laura Hunter of
Grand Island, Mrs. D. L. Shake
speare of Parsons, Kansas; Mrs.
John Johnson, Mrs. J. T. Wright,
Mrs. Anita Smith and Miss Belva
Spicer. •
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Johnson
who have been vacationing in
Los Angeles, California returned
Wednesday night.
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Mrs. Jennie R. Edward and
and daughter, Evelyn attended
the dedication services at St. John
A. M. E. Church in Omaha Sun
day, at which time the initial
services were held in the audi
torium. Mrs. Wyatt Williams was
also in attendance. 2,663 persons
attended the three services dur
ing the day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bell were
seen in Omaha Sunday.
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Mrs. Margaret McWilliams is
reported ill.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ted Smith of
Hastings, Nebraska; Miss Laura
Hunter, Grand Island; Mrs Win
nifred Newton, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Scott, and Mr. J. Casmon
all of Beatrice; Mrs. M. Dixon,
Miss Christine Dixon and Rev.
O. J. Burckhardt were a few of
the out-of-town persons noticed
at the concert Tuesday night.
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Co-hostesses to the Le Femme
Club this week were Mrs. Dorothy
Dean and Mrs. Ruth Williams.
A lovely lunch was served fol
lowing the business meeting. Mrs.
Claudia Collier and Maxine Walk
er will entertain at the next meet
ing. Maxine Walker is secretary;
Mrs. Marjorie Winston, treasurer;
and Jaunita Cazon is reporter.
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Omaha Ciub addressed by
Washington
Living is an important res
ponsibility, but too many of us
are afraid to face the brutal
realities connected with it and
seek ways to evade them, Charles
Washington told members of the
Omaha Forerunners Club, Wed
nesday noon. He was the third
and final speaker on a series of
discussions on the theme “Suc
cessful Living” sponsored by the
club. He spoke on “Meeting the
Issues Involved”.
It is true that “Life is likened
to a gamble”, Washington stated.
“It is true that there are many
chances and uncertainties at
tached to it; but there are certain
things we can do to be sure we
don’t ‘Crop Out’ before we make
our point.”
“I have just learned, after liv
ing 23 years, that unless we face
life with sincere and square ap
proach, we can never make any
gain toward a happy and success
ful life,” he continued.
He said too many of us spend
time analyzing the lives of others
and fail to inspect the imper
fection of our own life. “We are
all guilty of this gross error,” he
asserted. “I’m going to start
spending that time to work out
a solution to my life.”
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