Les Kliques again proved themselves to be charming hostesses when they gave their second annual
formal lawn party Monday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dean. Although some of the
guests were not present due to the rain, a large group was in attendance.
Klique members were Joyce Williams, Betty Wilson, Freddie Powell, president, Betty Bowman.
Robbie Powell and Dorothy Greene. Guests pictured are Vonna Finley, Emma Campbell, Stella Wood
lee, Alliance, Nebr., Romona Smith, Sedalia, Mo., Charlene Colbert, Jean Burns, Hazel Wilson, Loretta
McWilliams, Arvilla Crouch, St. Joseph, Mo., Ionna Adams, Mary Gray, Hannibal, Mo., Jeannette
Venegar, Richard Holcomb, Robert Taylor, Charles Self, St. Joseph, Mo., Melvin Craft, Texas, Victor j
Brown, Texas, Charles Goolsby, Albert Bowen, Maurice Crouch, Collins Davis, Verne Wilson, Artie
McNair, Des Moines, la., Frank King, Clayton Bollered, Omaha, Albert Jackson, Omaha, Jack Linear,
Wieland ‘ Tarpley, Hobert Bradley, Charles Campbell, Arnold Walker and Cecil Hatcher. Not pictured
are Klique members Delores Bowen, Delores Wightman, Phyllis Holcomb, Jeanne Malone, and Elois
Finley, Robert Crouch, St. Joseph, Mo., Robert Fairchild, and Pittman Foxall, both of Omaha.
Social Briefs
All eyes the past week seemed
to have been focused on charm
ing former Lincolnite, Mrs. Amer
ica Marshall who is now making
her home in New York City.
Monday evening Mrs. Odessa
Johnson, served dinner in honor
of Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Mary
Burden Davis of Pasadena, Calif.,
Tuesday morning, Mrs. Jennie R.
Edwards had breakfast for eight
members of the “gang” of which
Mrs. Marshall was formerly asso
ciated. Mrs. Marie Copeland was
hostess at a 11 o’clook brunch on
Wednesday honoring Mrs. Mar
shall. Thursday Mrs. J. B. Bonds
and her sister, Miss Frances Big
elow were hostesses at a 1:30
luncheon, honoring Mrs. Mar
shall. The guest list beside Mrs.
Marshall included: Mrs. R. E.
Edwards, Mrs. A. E. Simms, Mrs.
Sara Walker, Miss Clayton Lewis,
Mrs. Bert Newton, Mrs. J. H.
Dean, Mrs. John Irving, Mrs. Wil
liam Page, Mrs. Clyde Malone,
Mrs. J. C. Wilson, Mrs. Claudine
Adkins, Mrs. C. O. Shepherd, Mrs.
Richard Huston, Mrs. M. L.
Shakespeare, Mrs. Arthur Pat
rick, Mrs. F. M. Stith, Mrs. Don
ald Stith, Mrs. James Stewart,
Mrs. Ed Todd, Mrs. M. L. Cope
land, Mrs. Mary Burden Davis,
Mrs. William Monroe, Mrs. Mol
lie Lankford of New York City,
Mrs. Elnora Emery of Washing
ton, D. C., and Miss Katherine
Thompson. Mrs. Marshall left
Friday night for Colorado where
she will spend the summer.
• • •
Mrs. Gertrude Boggs of Brook
field, Mo., is visiting her daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry W. Peterson. The Peter
sons also had as their guest last
week end Mr. Peterson’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jv Peterson
of Omaha.
* • •
Mr. James Lewis of California
is a guest in the home of Mrs.
Harriett Williams.
Mr. Luther Allen returned Sat
urday after attending the Elk’s
convention at Oklahoma City as
an alternate delegate. Mr. Jewell
Kelley who was delegate for Corn
husker lodge No. 579, returned
Thursday.
* * *
Mrs. Otis P. Washington and
her daughter, Donna Marie of
Beatrice, were shopping in Lin
coln on Tuesday.
* * *
Former Lincoln Girl
h Radium Technician
Mrs. Josephine Olive Williams
will be graduated this week from
the Hagensack City hospital, Hag
ensack, N. J., as the only Negro
radium technician to be gradu
ated from the school. Mrs. Wil
liams is the former Josephine
Watts of this City and a sister to
Mrs. Jennie R. Edwards.
* * *
Mrs. Walter Bell, sr., attended
the Iowa state conference of
branches of the NAACP held at
Sioux City, la., last week end as
guest of Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Road
man of Morning Side College. Mr
Thursgood Marshall, national of
ficer of New York City was
guest speaker and remained
through the three-day meet.
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BY 7)OROTHY^GREENe’
Greetings Gates:
So the sounds are growing
louder. Well don’t be alarmed for
the Fourth of July will be over
in about a week. Say teens if
you haven’t made plans for the
4th you’d better get started.
•* * *
Cutest Couple of The Week.
Betty Bowman and Melvin
Craft of Texas. Incidently in my
column last week, in the article
about the party for Robbie and
Freddie Powell and guests. I for
got to mention the fact that Betty
and Melvin were present.
* * *
Miss Stella Marie Woodlee, of
Alliance, is making quite a name
for herself in the All State Music
meeting. She took several solo
parts in the concert last week. We
are sorry that she will be return
ing home Friday, but we sincerely
hope that she will be able to re
turn again soon.
* * *
The Klique Klub Formal was
centainly a real gone affair even
though it did rain. Some of the
interesting couples attending
were: Romona Smith and Verne
Wilson, Elois Finley and Pittman
Foxall, and Jeanne Burns and
Frank King.
* * *
Saturday night Hazel Wilson
was honored with a Surprise
graduation party given by Betty
Wilson, Betty Bowman and Lo
retta McWilliams. Refreshments
served were ice cream and cake.
Many guests were invited.
After the party it took five
girls to escort Melvin Craft to the
station, they were Betty Bowman,
Betty and Hazel Wilson, Loretta
McWilliams and Tony Smith.
They benefitted by this little
journey because they met eleven
R. O. T. C. fellows on their way
to Denver to receive their second
lieutenant bars. They are sup
posed to stop in Lincoln on their
return trip.
Among couples attending the
K. K. formal party were Freddie
Powell and the fine Charles Self,
St. Joe and Betty Wilson and the
real cool Robert Taylor. In case
you girls didn’t notice Charles
has some fine eyes. Hasn’t he,
Freddie.
* * *
Maxine Stitch has returned to
our city from Chicago to spend
the summer with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stith. We
are glad to see you again!
* * *
Our swimming pool attracts
quite a few visitors from Omaha.
Among the many swimmers Sun
day afternoon were Charles and
Nate Russ and Pittman Foxall.
* * *
Say Boys congratulations on
the very nice way you reacted to
the article in last week’s paper
for Boys Only, all of your dates
were wearing lovely flowers.
* * *
Don’t forget the Union services.
The next one will be Sunday,
July 3 at Mt. Zion Baptist church
at 27th and F, with Rev. J. B.
Brooks and his choir presiding.
* * *
If any of you people are inter
ested in obtaining copies of the
Klique Klub pictures call me at
5-7508 before Saturday morning,
and I will give you the necessary
information.
Bye Now,
DOTTY.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
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1 can whole apricots
1 can pear halves
1 small jar maraschino cherries
1 can peach halves
1 can grapefruit sections
Lemon juice
Red cabbage leaves
Parsley
Arrange drained fruit attrac
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leaves. Sprinkle with little lemon
juice. Garnish with parsley. Serve
with fruity mayonnaise dressing
in separate bowl.
Fruity Mayonnaise Dressing.
cup cranberry-orange marmalade
1 cup mayonnaise
Dash cayenne
Blend ingredients thoroughly.
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Marmalade Sandwiches
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Butter or vitamized margarine, softened
Parsley
1 part peanut butter, cream or chunk style
1 part orange marmalade
Ripe olives ,
Spread bread slices with butter
or margarine. Blend peanut but
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in 1-inch lengths. Arrange on
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olives and parsley.
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Sandwiches
Whole wheat bread, thinly sliced
Butter or vitamized margarine softened
1 cake cream cheese
*/4 cup finely chopped nuts
Dash cayenne
ft cup finely chopped ripe olives
1 teaspoon grated onion
1 tablespoon chopped parsley
Cream
With a sharp 2-inch cookie
cutter, cut rounds from slices of
bread. Spread slices with butter
or margarine. Blend remaining
ingredients thoroughly. Spread
mixture on one slice of each
sandwich. Top with buttered
slice.
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