Social Briefs
By Helen L. Adams—5-7508
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hall, 2146
S street left Monday for Kansds
City, Mo., where Mr. Hall will
take up shoe repair under G. I.
training, after which Mr. and Mrs.
Hall plan to make their home in
Denver, Colo. The Halls have
been residents in the city for
the past several years, during
which time Mrs. Hall was active
in church and social activities.
A going away gift was presented
her at the- last meeting of the
U. C. W. Kensington Club.
* * *
Mrs. Jewell R. Kelley, sr. has
returned home after spending
several weeks visiting with her
daughter, Barbra, who is a mu
sic teacher in the public schools
of Venita, Okl. Mrs. Kelley at
tended the Oklahoma State Teach
ers Convention * which met in
Tulsa. During her stay she had
a delightful visit with Mts. Cleo
Ross Meeker. Mrs. Meeker, a
graduate of the University of Ne
braska, has recently moved into
a new home.
* * *
Miss Charlene Jane May has
returned to Lincoln after spend
ing some time with her mother
and grandmother in Falls City,
Neb. Miss May is a graduate
student at the University of Ne
braska.
* * *
Mrs. Jean Stevens has returned
after spending some time with her
mother and father, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Washington of Slater, Mo.
Mr. Washington, who has been
ill, is reported much improved.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Nance
are the proud parents of a baby
girl, Sheila Marlene, born March
10, 1949 at St. Elizabeth’s hospi
tal. Mrs. Nance is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Tarp
ley, sr.
# * *
The Rev. Melvin L. Shakes
peare and Charles M. Goolsby,
attended a banquet at the Lincoln
Hotel Friday evening. The ban
quet was part of a three day pro
gram scheduled by the Nebraska
Press Association’s 75th annual
convention.
* * *
Mrs. James King has returned
home after rpending some time
with her husband’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. King. Mrs. King
is a resident of Broken Bow, Neb.
* * *
Miss Katherine King has been
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KUSHNER'S
626 No. 22 2-3935
confined to her home for the past
veek due to illness.
* * *
Mrs. McKinley Tarpley, sr.,
gave a surprise birthday party for
her daughter, Mrs. Howard Deane,
Monday night. Among thos«u
present were Mrs. Maude Wil
liams, Mrs. Shirley Bandy, Mrs.
Dorothy Chumley, Mrs. Ruth
Williams, Mrs. Dorothy Morrison,
Mrs. Shirley Rife, Mrs. Bobette
Rife, and Mrs. Marjorie Wins
ton. Mrs. Deane was the recipient
of many lovely gifts.
* * *
Mrs. Joseph Casmer received
word of the death of her sister
in-law, who lived in Parsons, Kas.
* * *
Funeral services were held Sat
urday for Mrs. Cora Conrad of
Omaha. Mrs. Conrad was the
sister to the late Mrs. Pearl Cris
man.
* * *
Mrs. Millie Hutchinson, the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas El
liott, was dinner guest of Mrs.
Fred Bradley.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Webster Fowler
are the proud parents of a baby
girl born March 1, 1949.
* * *
Lebanon Lodge No. 3 A.F.&
A.M. (P.H.A.) was well repre
sented at the funeral of Thomas
Mason held in Nehawka, Neb.,
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Adams
and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Tapp
were among persons attending the
funeral from Lincoln.
* * •'
Saturday night, March 19, the
Lincoln Inter-Greeds had a semi
formal party at the Urban League
building. The lounge was beau
tifully decorated with balloons
and ribbons in the fraternity and
sorority colors. Participating
were Lincoln members of Alpha
Kappa Alpha sorority, Alpha Phi
Alpha fraternity and Kappa Alpha
Psi fraternity. The decorating
was done by Florentine Crawford,
Eloise Jones and all the pledges.
Delightful canapes were pre
pared by the girls and served
with fruit punch. Records were
selected by Bert Cooke. The
committee on arrangements in
cluded Mrs. Maude Coggs, Stanley
Cooke and Alfred Grice.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. L. Henderson were
hosts to a group of young people
at their home Saturday, March
19. (Those Inter-Greeks get
around.)
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Thomas
of Omaha, Neb., were visitors in
Lincoln Sunday, March 20. They
were guests of Mfr. and Mrs. R. W.
Holcomb.
* * *
Mrs. Rubie W. Shakespeare
was among those representing
Lincoln Newspapers Friday at a
public affairs luncheon given for
the Nebraska Press Association
by The Lincoln Chamber of Com
merce.
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By Dorothy Greene.
Greetings Gates!
To start off the week, let’s
shower Flois “Lopy” Finley with
orchids for the way she WOWed
the people at Hardy’s Talent
Show Monday night, March 14.
(Good work kid)
« * *
Surprise Date of The Week.
Birdie Powell and Curtis Bus
ter. “Real Crazy.”
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The Jr. Choir at Quinn Chapel
had a party Friday night after re
hearsal. Those attending were,
Delores and Marlyn Bowen, Susie
May White Hall, Beverly Hol
comb, Lopy and Vonna Finley,
Betty and Hazel Wilson, Betty
Bowman, Bettie Rose Huston,
Bert Cooke, Ernest Taylor, Nate
Casteel, Maurice Crouch and Al
bert Bowen.
Refreshments were cake and
cocoa. Incidently the cake was
baked by Bettie Rose—Quite a
cook I hear.
* * *
At Lincoln high school the talk
is centered mostly around Joy
Night. Four of our Teens will
participate this year. Winifred
“Peaches” Winston will sing (as
only she can), Elbert Starks will
give his specialty number and
Delores Bowen and Loretta Mc
Williams will be in a skit.
* + *
While browsing around among
some of my many thoughts, I hap
pened upon one I will call:.
Lincoln T. A. C. Telephone Di
rectory.
Best dressed girl.3-5686
Best dressed boy.2-4654
Cutest girl .5-4632
Finest boy .2-5165
Girl with the eyes, .t,.5-74.6
Boy with the eyes.2-5201
Girl with the hair.5-6810
Boy with the hair.2-5201
Girl with the voice....5-7503
Boy with the voice.2-2713
Girl with the personality.2-4451
Boy with the personality.2-4.S01
Now you find out who she or
he is!!!!!!!!!!!!
4l * *
Uncle Sam has been very gen
erous. He was kind enough to let
Billy Burns come home for a
week. Billy arrived Sunday,
March 13, and left March 20th
for San Diego, Calif.
* * *
It seems like the Finley sisters
are real gone in their musical tal
ent, Vonna won first prize on the
program at C. T and was to ap
pear there Saturday night, March
19.
41 * *
The Klique Klub’s Mother
Daughter Tea was really a suc
cess, it was at the home of Mrs.
M. L. Shakespeare. All the
mothers were present with the ex
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By Mrs. Brevy Miller Phone 2-4051
SHORT CUT. “When I’m in a
hurry to bake potatoes I remove
a one-inch cylinder from the po
tatoes and then plac§. them, with
the hole down, on the baking
shelf. They bake in half the
time and I serve them with
butter in the holes.”
CORN CHOWDER WITH
TOMATO JUICE
cup diced onion
1 No. 2 can corn (cream style)
2 cups raw potatoes, diced
2 cups cold water
1 No. 2 can tomato juice
2 tablespoons flour
% cup evaporated milk
% cup water
1 *4 teaespoons salt
14 teaspoon pepper
Brown onion in fat until ten
der. Add . corn, potatoes and
water. Cover and simmer over
ception of two Mrs. Frank Wil
liams and Mrs. Sophronia Greene
they couldn't make it on account
of illness. For entertainment each
mother and Klique had to do
something, one of the outstanding
things was when Mrs. Doris
Bowen told us ‘How to get a hus
band.” You’d better watch out
Albert Bowen her advice might
prove to be sensational!!!!!! (\vh:*.t
did you say Kliques?)
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Bye Now
DOTT\.
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Dilute the evaporated milk with
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serve six.
TO MEND. “Powdered alum
melted in an old spoon and
rubbed to the broken edges of
china or glass will unite them.
Press together and let dry. They
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