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Enthusiastic Group Observes
Eirst Anniversary. The United
Church Women’s Kensington ob
served thelj first anniversary
with a dinner at the Lincoln Ur
ban League March 25. The group
is composed of representatives
of the churches of the city and
was organized by Mrs. Brevy
Miller who is serving her second
term as president. The club has
as its purpose the realization of
the highest objectives for which
church women stand. Co-opera
tion with community projects,
contributing to community needs,
and creating closer harmony be
tween the churches are all apart
of the great work undertaken by
the year old organization. Al
ready, after having completed
articles and presented their first
bazaar, which will be an annual
affair, the ladies have completed
their first sewing assignment for
the local Red Cross under the
direction of Mrs. C. F. McAdams.
They have arranged to assist at
I The Cedars, Home For Children.
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They have also appeared on nu
merous church benefit programs.
Standing left to right they, are
Mrs. Stella Hammond, Mrs. Dora
Hubbard, Mrs. Irby Stephen,
Mrs. Wilma Todd, Mrs. Beulah
Bradley, Mrs. Irma Shepherd,
Mrs. Pansy Beard, Mrs. Doris
King, Mrs. Virginia Brown, Mrs.
Basilia Bell, Mrs. Claudine Ad
kins, Mrs. Loretha Shepherd, and
Mrs. Lillian Rife. Seated left to
right Mrs. Nellie Washington,
Mrs. Ida Hightower, Mrs. Odessa
Johnson, Mrs. Malenda Estes,
Mrs. Cordelia Walker, Mrs. Onita
Brown, Mrs. Irene Smith, Mrs.
Essie Roy, and Mrs. Birdie Artis.
Seated, third row, are Mrs. Brevy
Miller, Mrs. Stella Davis and
Mrs. Sarah Tarpley. Members not
shown in the picture are Mrs.
Vera Powell, Mrs. Naomi Greene,
Mrs. Fawntella Baker, Mrs. Cor
rine Neal, Mrs. Leona Dean, Mrs.
OUie Colley and Mrs. Arse Lena
Hall.
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Social Briefs
Word was received by Mrs. La
vetta McKinney of the accidental
death Thursday, March 31, of
Pete Garner. Mr. Garner, husband
of Etta Fields Garner, was killed
in Los Angeles, Calif., by a taxi
cab. Mrs. Garner, sister to Mrs.
McKinney, and her husband are
former Lincolnites.
* * *
Attorney Ray Williams, Inspec
tor in the Dept, of Labor and Mrs.
Christine Althouse of Althouse
Beauty School, both of Omaha
were in the city Monday and
Tuesday as delegates of the Re
publican Founder Day Conven
tion. They were the only two
Negroes elected on the State Cen
tral Committee. Their major con
cern was the recent compromise
of the Nebraska Republican rep
resentatives in Washington. They
told the assembly that it was sure
to have serious lasting effect on
their party.
* * *
Mrs. Ethel Harris of Brookfield,
Mo., spent the week end with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor McWilliams.
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i Friday at the home of Mrs. Birdie
Artis for Mrs. Loretha Shepherd.
Ladies of the IJCW kensington
were hostesses.
* * *
Mrs. Sara Walker and her niece,
Vivian, worshipped at St. John
A. M. E., church in Omaha last
Sunday.
* * *
The Rev. T. O. McWilliams was
pleasantly surprised Saturday
evening with a birthday dinner at
his home. During the evening
members of his church marched
in singing Happy Birthday To
You. He was presented with a
beautiful zipper bag after which
the group enjoyed ice cream and
cake. Many other gifts were -pre
sented.
* * *
Correction—The NAACP kick
off dinner will be April 22 instead
of the 21st as stated last week.
Persons holding tickets are asked
to report to Mrs. Moody by April
14.
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