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) By Dorothy Green ^
Greeting Gates:
To start off this week the Teen
Times club had a mad Vice
Versa party Sat. night. Of course
the girls ixivited the boys. (Or at
least most of them did.) Some of
the coyples were: Betty Boman
and Donald Botts and Margo
Knowles and Eugene Graham.
Sandwiches and punch were
served and the evening was
spent informally.
* * *
It’s good- to see Evelyn “Boots”
McDaniels back in town again,
and I also noticed that she is
getting on some fine tin^e with
none other than Albert Bowen.
* * *
Surprise date of the week:
Susie White Hall and Bobbie
Hutchiso.
* * *
Another couple at the teen age
party was Phillis Holcomb and
George Alexandra.
* * *
There were many teen agers
in the style show modeling some
most fine clothes. Lopy Finley
was wearing a fine suit, Nellie
and Betty Wilson looked very
fine in their twin outfits, and
there were many more.
* * *
There was much parading
Easter Sunday. Among them
were Boots McDaniels and Al
bert Bowen who took in the show
at the Stuart as did Phillis Hol
comb and George Alexandra.
* * *
Venturing out of the state of
Nebraska for Easter were Lois
and Cecil* Hatcher going to Kan
sas City and Wheiland Tarpley
who is in Denver.
* * *
Frank King is back in our city
for a while. We are glad to see
him back.
* * *
Orchids to the Quinn Chapel
basketball team for winning all
of their games last week. Good
work boys.
* * *
Best dressed couple: Delores Bowen
•nd Fletcher Bell.
Hair: Robbie Powell. Snookle Dean.
Dress: Joyce Williams; suit, Ralph
Wilson.
Shoes: Betty Bowman, Eugene Gra
ham.
Hat: Ruby Harper, Vem Wilson.
Hand bag and gloves: Nellie Wilson.
* * *
There you have it for this
week. Bye now.—Dottie.
: Social Briefs |
By Basilia Bell
Lest we forget those who are
ill, they are:
Mrs. Ola Baker, 1916 Vine street.
Mrs. Jeff McWilliam, University hospital.
tylrs. Lillian Powell, 1919 Vine street.
Mr. James Watkins, 708 No. 22nd.
Mrs. Hazel Layer, 844 C street.
Mrs. John Miller, 309 So. 20th street.
Jeannette Adams, St. Elizabeth.
* * *
Mrs. Vicy Moss was called to
Wichita, Kan., because of the
death of her mother, Mrs. Soph
ronia Colbert.
* * *
Mrs. Harvey * McDaniel and
daughter Evelyn of Denver, Colo.,
were holiday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Brooks. Mr. McDaniel was
director of the Lincoln USO dur
ing the war and is now in the
Recreation Center *at Denver.
* * *
Mrs. Maude Williams received
word of her brother’s death. He
was killed in a highway accident
Wednesday, March 24.
* * *
Mr. Eugene Skiner and Mrs.
Robbie Davis of Omaha, and Mr.
Clyde W. Malone were dinner
guests of Mrs. Adgenese Adams
March 15.
* * *
The Urban League Guild met
Thursday evening and made
plans for a project in April. Their
March project, the Vocational
Opportunity Campaign was a
success.
# * *
At Christ Temple four new
babies .were baptised. Delmar,
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* * *
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* * *
Miss Kathryn King, Junior
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* * *
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