; Social Briefs
1 4 By Basilia Bel)
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Mrs. Gladys Singleton of Los
Angeles, California, visited in
Kansas City, Mo., and is now
house guest of Mrs- Alberta
Cooke. She left Saturday night.
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Mrs. William Becks and Louise
Patterson came to the city Wed
nesday and left over the week
end. •
Fletcher Bell was chosen to be
sub instructor in sculpture during
the Saturday morning classes at
the University of Nebraska.
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Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Woods and
Mr. Wendel Thomas of Omaha,
were in the city Sunday.
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Mrs. Kathryn Conway came to
the city Tuesday and will leave
Monday.
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Elder Frank Hale Jr. will be
guest speaker at Quinn Chapel’s
Mens day program.
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Rev. and Mrs. A. Newton of
Beatrice were present at the Bew
rally Sunday. They were accom
panied by Mrs. William Beck.
$ * s
The Whitehall Girl’s choir was
featured at the pew rally services
at Quinn Chapel.
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Mrs. William Green, wife of the
pastor of Newman Church, was
Guest speaker for the Pew rally.
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The Urban League Guild held
its last meeting with the presi
dent, Mrs. Pansy Beard presiding.
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The Guild will sponsor a
*‘Stack-’em-up” radio Quiz pro
gram over station U.L.W.G. April
30th. Mrs. Dorothy Lewis is sec
retary of the organization.
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Gooch’s Mills and The Ameri
can Stores Company will furnish
the prizes.
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At the last meeting of the We
Mtodern Club at which time Mrs.
Bessie Ambers was hostess, an ex
pression of gratitude was made
for the splendid response to the
Easter morning breakfast served
at Quinn Chapel.
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The group of host and hostesses
that gave a very successful party
last January 11, organized into
a permanent club shortly after
that time under the name of the
C.S.C. The group is now planning
another social engagement down
town and is sure the scores of
their previous guests will be in
terested in the announcements of
the forthcoming affair.
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Miss Mattie Sue Nevels is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Nevels of 861 No. 17th Street. Mat
tie Sua has been in Oakwood,
Ala. attending secretarial school.
MRS. GLADYS ERVIN.
Fourth grade teacher at Long
was featured in front page of “The
Voice” as Mrs. Ewing.
MISS JEWELL MILLER
Second grade
teacher at
Long, was mis
taken for Mrs
Miller. She is
not m a rried
and. was grad
uated from col
lege at the age
of 20 instead of
19 as stated.
Mrs. Edna Moses, must teacher
at Long School was not included
in the special issue.
Persons wishing to make special com
mendations to Long School factuley may
do so in next week's issue of “The Voice”
by letter or special congratulations. Let
them "know that you the proud of them.
LEST WE FORGET
Mr. Carl Finley, 237 So. 20th St.
Mr. Merle Dean, 1902 U St.
Mr. Lawrence Dean, 1018 Rose.
Mr. James Wadkins, 708 No.
22nd St.
Mr. Harold Butlett, St. Elizabeth
hospital.
Mrs. Ola Baker, 1916 Vine St.
Mrs. Anna Smith, 645 So. 20th.
Mrs. Helen Gill, 2208 T.
Mrs. W. R. Colley, 1035 Rose.
Walter Washington. 1951 Vine.
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Greetings Cates:
Here we go with another week
of chatter. Hope you like it.
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Joy Night was a complete suc
cess with Jr. Starkes and his two
hoofers and the Girls Octet. I
think everyone enjoyed it im
mensely.
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Miss Mattie Sue Nevels of
Kansas City is in Lincoln for an
other visit. We are always glad to
see old friends again.
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Mises Robbie and Freddie Pow
ell, Joyce Williams and Jeanne
Malone spent Saturday in Omaha
to hear King Cole. They said he
rendered some fine pieces like
“What Will I do” and “Nature
Boy.”
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We are sorry to see Charles
Finney and Donald Botts leave
us but we hope them much luck
in their new location.
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Miss Marguerite Knowles was
honored with a birthday party
given by her mother and sister
Mary Lou Knowles. The party
was held at her home, 1902 Vine,
April 19, 1947. Persons invited
were: Doris and Birdie Powell,
Delores Bowen, Phillis Holcomb,
Tony Smith, Jeanne Ivory, Betty
Bowman, Betty, Hazel and Nel
lie Wilson; Susie Whitehall, Lois
Hatcher, Gearldine Nettles, Billy
Finney, Ionna Adams, Ida Ad
kins, Lopy and Vonna Finley, La
Dora Walker, Loretta McWil
liams, Jeanne and Ernestine
Burns, Jeonnette Venegar, Bever
ly Holcomb, Marilyn Bowen, Pat
sy Hubbard, Peaches Winston,
Cecil Hatcher, Gearld Davis, No
len Devis, Billy Mosby, Snookie
Dean, Elbert S., Skippy and Theo
dore King, Johnnie D., Eddie
Baugh, Albert Bauer, Fletcher
Bell, George Alexander, LaVan
da Hill, Walter W., Vern and
Ralph Wilson, Richard Holcomb,
Eugene and Bobbie Graham,
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS
By Mrs. Brevy Miller Phone 2-4051
Date Nut Bread.
1V4 cups dates (after washed and cut
with scissors)
1V6 cups boiling water (boil 3 minutes.
Cool)
1 cup sugar
2 teaspoons butter
1 egg
Mix above ingredients and add dates, j
and the following: 2% cups flour sifted
with 1 teaspoon soda and 1 teaspoon cream
of tartar.
1 teasoon vanilla
1 cup chopped walnuts
Bake ont hour and 20 minutes
Start at 325 degrees. Increase
heat after one-half hour. Serves
24.
Ham and Egg Salad
1 cup diced cooked ham
1 cup diced cheese
Vi cup diced onion
•ii cup diced celery
3 hard-cooked eggs, diced
2 tablespoons diced green pepper
cup mayonnaise or cooked salad dress
ing.
Endive
Celery hearts
Olives
Mix together diced ham,
cheese, onion, celery, hard
cooked eggs, green pepper and
mayonnaise. Wash endive and
line two-quart glass* utility dish
with it. Arrange salad on top of
endive and garnish with celery
hearts and olives.
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Hawaiian Casserole
3 slices bacon
S green onions
1 cup canned mushrooms
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
1" teaspoon salt
4 cups cooked macaroni
1 cup canned tuna fish
1 can mushroom soup
Brown bacon in bottom of two
quart heat-resistant glass sauce
pan. Drain slices of bacon on
paper and reserve to put on top
of casserole. Cut onions into pieces
Charles Campbell, Sonny Walker,
Charles Botts and Qwen Tarp
ley, James B., Frank N., Victor
McWilliams, Bobbie H., Billy B.,
and Bill W.
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Refreshments served were ice
cream, cookies, popcorn, potato
chips and punch. The evening was
spent informanlly.
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Billy Burns won the mile run
in the Lincoln high school relays.
Good work, Billy.
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The spring program at Whit
tier Jr. High was well worth
while.
one-half-inch long and brown
slightly in bacon fat. Add mush
rooms, Worcestershire sauce and
salt. Cook together for about five
minutes.
Arrange macaroni, tuna fish
and mushroom mixture in layers
in casserole. Pour mushroom soup
over mixture. Cover and bake in
moderate, 350 degree oven for
about 30 minutes. Arrange three
crisp bacon slices on top a few
minutes before removing from
oven.
An old glove finger slipped over
the end of a curta'in rod when
hanging freshly ironed curtains
will prevent snagging.
To keep cheese moist, spread
the cut side with a very thin
coating of butter or margarine.
Don’t ever put meat into the
refrigerator uncovered. It will dry
out and become tasteless, of no
use to you. Keep it in covered
dish and use it in hash or stew or
a casserole dish for another meal.
Don’t throw away your stale
bread. Put It somewhere where it
can dry out thoroughly and then
use a rolling pin to reduce it to
crumbs for coating fried foods
and for stuffing meats.
“Be Kind to Your
Clothes”
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