Award Made At
Hospital Bed
Joe Nathan McWilliams re
ceived his Tenderfoot Badge in
Scouting Wednesday evening at
St. Elizabeth Hospital, where he
has been confined for several
weeks.
The Badge was presented by
Scoutmaster, Joseph W. Adams;
Committeeman, Rev. M. L.
Shakespeare, and Patrol Leader,
James Bass.
First Aid Program
Given to Scouts
By C. W. Malone
Troop 60 will receive instruc
tions in First Aid at their regu
lar meeting Feb. 23.
C. W. Malone, committeeman
will be in charge of the instruc
tions. All boys 12 or above are
eligible to join. The Troop is seek
ing new members, according to
a statement issued by Scoutmaster
Joseph W. Adams.
White Ga. Student
Joins Negro Church
MACON, Ga.—Jack Singletary,
25-year-old white divinity student
and his wife were accepted into
membership in the Tremont Tem
ple Baptist church here last week.
Singletary declared that he and
his wife “try to do whatever we
do in the best interests of God.”
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Social Briefs
By Basilia Bell
Mrs. Eugenia Simms Brown |
spoke for the Inter-racial Worn- j
en’s Society of Elm Park Meth- i
odist Church. Mrs. Brown gave a j
very interesting talk on the Lin
coln Urban League.
* * *
Mrs. Charlotte Williams Jack
son had a birthday party for her
husband on Saturday evening.
Games were played and refresh- j
ments served. Those winning
prizes for the unusual quiz were: j
Mrs. Constance Winston, Mrs. Eu
genia Brown and Howard Molden.
* * *
Winifred “Peaches” Winston,
soprano, won the first prize in
the audition last Friday night at
the Capitol Theater and received
the Capital Theater and received
test.
« * *
Mrs. Hobert Botts has returned
home after a two-week stay with
her mother at White Cloud, Kans.
Mrs. Botts* mother has been ill
for some time.
Miss Virginia Davis was a din
ner guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Nevels, jr.
* * *
All ladies taking part in the
choral reading are asked to meet
at the Y. W. C. A. in the Stewart
Room, February 25 at 2 p. m.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Davis had
as a week end guest her niece
Mrs. Della Maye Simpson of
Omaha. Mrs. Simpson has now
joined her husband, 1st Sgt.
Maurice Simpson in Baltimore,
Maryland where they will reside
until June when they will sail
for Japan for occupational duty.
Young people today are alike in
too many disrespects.
* * *
Woman was made before mir
rors, and has been before them
ever since.
PAINT IS SCARCE
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all your requirements
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