SOCIAL BRIEFS
Mrs. Rose Mary Butler and son,
Douglas James of Denver are
visiting at the home of her mother
Mrs. Ted Emery, 1915 U St. and
aunt, Mrs. Margaret Hightower,
1952 T Street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Whitmon
and family are newcomers to the
city. They moved here from Alli
ance, Nebrsaka several weeks
ago and reside at 2245 S Street.
Mr. Whitmon is employed at the
^ Cornhusker Hotel and they will
afiliate with the Newman Meth
odist Church.
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Richard Crittenden is also a
recent newcomer from Alliance.
Mrs. Henrietta Wilson (Little
Miss Brown) was hospitalized in
Omaha Sunday after suffering a
heart attack. Rev. Riley Bell had
accompanied Mrs. Wilson to
Omaha. She is still a patient at
Douglas Hospital.
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Mr. John A. Craft arrived Mon
day to spend a weel$ with his son
* and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
” Mrs. Edw. G. Craft, 2055 S St.
Mr. Craft will visit other chil®
dren in Detroit, Michigan, and is
then contemplating making his
home in Lincoln. He has lived
in Smithville, Texas.
• * • *
Mrs. Sara Walker, former resi
dent and member of Quinn Chapel
A. M. E. Church spent Sunday as
the house guest of Mrs. Margaret
Williams. She was accompanied
by her neice, Ana Vivian Walker.
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Mrs. Bertha Smith of Topeka,
Kansas, and Mr. Otis Page of
| Council Bluffs, la., sister and
brother of Mrs. Ardell Knowles,
attended the funeral of Mr.
Knowles on Wednesday.
Other out-of-town relatives at
tending the funeral were Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Whitebear of Billings,
Montana.
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Mrs. Doris Young will motor
with Mr. and Mrs. John Miller
to Omaha on Sunday. Mr. Miller
will be in attendance at a special
Masonic meeting while there.
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Mrs. Otis Washington, Mrs.
Alfred Newton of Beatrice, Nebr.
and Mrs. Juan C. Cannaday of
Los Angeles, Calif., were Lincoln
(I visitors Wednesday.
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Mrs. Cloma Scott, Omaha, Neb.
Worthy Grand Matron of Armar
athus Chapter O.E.S., was in the
city Tuesday on Official duty.
Rev. C. L. Carhee, District
Chairman of the Midwest District
of the Church of Christ (Holiness)
will make an official visit to the
Church of Christ Wednesday,
May 28.
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The Urban League Men’s Club
held its regular meeting at the
Urban League Building Wednes
day evening. James Wadkins is
president.
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Miss Mary Smith of Nebraska
City spent Monday with her class
on a sneak day trip in the city.
Miss Smith was graduated Thurs
day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stith at
tended the graduating exercises
for Miss Margaret Maxine Stith
of Fairbury on Thursday evening.
Miss Stith will spend three years
in nurse training at Chicago
following her graduation.
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Mr. Myron Stith of Detroit,
Michigan, is spending his vaca
tion with his brother Donald
Stith in Fairbury. He was a Lin
coln visitor Monday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stith and
daughter ,Maxine, were in the
city Monday visiting Mr. and Mrs
Joseph W. Adams.
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Mr. Frenchy Kinney is ill at
his home.
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Mrs. Loretta Swanigan was an
Omaha visitor Sunday.
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Mrs. Edwin Todd will spend
Memorial Day vacation with
relatives in Oklahoma.
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Mrs. Winifred Henry, Omaha
and Miss Margaret Ferguson of
Louisville, Kentucky were Lin
coln visitors Sunday.
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A quartette composed of Mrs.
Leona Roberts, Mrs. Lillian Brad
ley, Mr. Fred Bradley and Mr.
Charles Washington furnished the
vocal numbers for the morning
services at the Mt. Zion Baptist
Church Sunday morning.
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