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, SOCIAL BRIEFS
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Mrs. Myrtle Hudson is visiting
in Oklahoma City.
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Mrs. Zella Hammond left to at
tend the funeral of an aunt, Al
cenia Matlock in Kansas City,
Missouri, on Friday, June 13.
* * * *
Alonzo Carter who is taking a
15 day vacation will spend that
time in fishing in Minnesota.
* * * *
Mr. John Foster, who has been
taking work at Bishop Williams
School of Religion will enroll at
Nebraska University, he reported
on his arrival in the city last
week.
* * * *
Mrs. Wm. Burns was hostess
Saturday at an open house at her
home.
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.9 Mrs. Wm. B. Davis is confined
to her home due to an eye in
fection. *
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Rev. and Mrs. Geo. F. Martin
of Kansas City, Kansas; Rev. S.
H. Lewis, Kansas City, Kansas
and Rev. B. Lane of Quindaro,
Kansas were among the out-of
town guests visiting the Omaha
District Conference held at Quinn
Chapel A.M.E. Church last week.
* * * *
Mrs. Lenora Roberts has re
turned from Kansas City, Mo.,
® where she attended graduating
exercises for her daughter, Doris.
* * * *
Mrs. Luther Givehand of Ne
braska City spent the week-end
as house guest of Mrs. M. L.
Shakespeare. She was accom
panied by her daughter Jane.
• * * *
Mrs. Ray Lee Lewis of Chicago
who has been visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Lewis
returned to her home after two
weeks here.
• • • •
* Mrs. Barbara Jefferson has re
turned to her home in Washing
ton ,D. C., after visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Pansy Beard.
* * * *
Miss Muriel Harris was called
to Brookfield, Missouri, because
«of the death of a nephew.
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Mrs. Ralph Johnson, 2301 “S”
is reported much improved at this
writing.
Mrs. Basalia Bell left recently
for Los Angeles, California. She
will visit her daughter and son
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alex
ander and her father.
* * * *
A record number of children
are attending the Vacation Bible
School being held at the Lincoln
Urban League. Mrs. Geo. Evans
and Mrs. G. W. Harper are in
charge.
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Mrs. Jewel Kelley Jr. was
hostess at a luncheon recently
honoring Mrs. Barbara Jefferson
of Washington, D. C., and Mrs.
Ray Lee Harris of Chicago, 111.
The afternoon was spent playing
games after which Mrs. Kelley
presented the honored guest with
simular gifts.
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Bo’-n—to Mr. and Mrs. Elbert
Hamilton on Friday, June 13, 1947
a baby girl. The little Miss tipped
the scales at eight pounds and
will be known as Alberta T.
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How to Remove Stains
Attempts to remove stain
should be made as soon as poss
ible. In any case, it must be
treated before exposed to hot
water and soap. It is often more
economical in the end to send
blouses and dresses to a dry
cleaner rather than experiment
with the removal of spots at
home.
Before using any chemical
on a stain, test an inconspicuous
part of the material.
Pour boiling water from a hight
of 2 feet. If stains remain
bleach with lemon juice or sun
light.
FRUIT STAINS
Sponge immediaely with
water. If stain remains send to
cleaners.
MILDEW
Bleach with Javelle water, then
launder. Old mildew is almost
impossible to remove. Alternate
applications of oxalic and pot
SCORCH
When scorch is light, dampen
it and place in sun light. Bleach
with hydrogen peroxide if nece
If scorch is light, apply hydrogen
peroxide; then rinse immediately.
Deep scorch cannot be removed,
other childhood diseases. Be on
the safe side.
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Whai's Doing In Alliance
Beatrice Motley
Mrs. Ben Nelson recently re
turned to Alliance after visiting
her daughter Florentine Craw
ford and friends of Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Snoddy
and other residents of Sidney
were visitors in the city Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Snoddy were en
route to Topeka, Kansas.
James Motley is fighting semi
finals this week in Honolulu. The
fighters from the United States
are scheduled to tour in South
America on the return trip.
Mrs. Hall of Laclede, Missouri
is spending an extended viset at
the home of her daughter Mrs.
Mills Lear of Alliance
The Omaha Rockets played
two games in Alliance. They
won the game versus the Veter
ans of Foreign Wars 22 to 8, and
versus the Eagles 16 to 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Ealy
and sons Robert and Billy re
turned home Sunday from their
vacation. They visited relatives
and friends in Brookfield and
Moberly, Missouri.
Wives should remember that
the average man is like an egg.
If you keep him in hot water, he
soon becomes hard boiled.
Health should be prized above
everthing because it is the ess
ence of happiness.
Thought For Today
-The ability to speak several
languages is an asset, but to be
able to hold your tounge in one
language is priceless.
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