Social Briefs
Mrs. Betty McWilliams has
been employed in Dr. Palmer’s
Business Research Laboratory at
the University of Nebraska.
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Mr and Mrs. Clyde W. Malone,
Mrs. Sara Walker, Mrs. J. H.
Dean, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Simms
and Mrs. Ida Hassel were among
guests attending the, Omaha wed
ding and reception of the former
Miss Louise Perkins. Mrs. Tillie
Miller accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Simms on the trip.
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Dr. L. S. Goolsby of Columbia,
Mo., former presiding elder of
the Omaha area and former pas
tor of Quinn Chapel, spent Mon
day and Tuesday in the city as
guest of his son, Charles.
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Mr. Harold Jones of Allentown.
Pa., former Lincolnite, is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Gertrude Jones.
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The Rev. Trago McWilliams,
Sr., left for a business trip to
Los Angeles, Calif., to be gone a
week.
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Mr. I. B. Colley has returned
after spending about three weeks
in California, Nevada and Mis
souri.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Carter had
as their guests the past several
days Mr. and Mrs. McKinley
Saunder and their three children
of Saginaw, Mich.
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Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Rodgers
announce the birth of a daugh
ter, Miehalle Jolene, born July
19. They will call her “Mickey”
for short.
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Among the June visitors in
Lincoln were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Rodgers and sons, Willie and
Howard of Benton Harbor, Mich.
They were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Rodgers, Carolyn and
Miehalle. Little Miss Anna Mae
Cozon accompanied the Rogers
back to their home to spend a
few weeks with them. Vera
Cozon accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. J. Jackson to St. Joseph,
Mo., where she will visit for a
few weeks. They are nieces of
the Rodgers.
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Motoring to Omaha Wednes
day evening were Mrs. Corrine
Neal, Mrs. Bobbette Rife, Mrs.
Marjorie Winston, Mrs. Ruth
Williams, Mrs. Sarah Tarpley and
Wieland Tarpley. They attended
a musical given -Dy the National
Association of Colored Women.
Mrs. Neal will soon depart for
Sterling, 111., where she will
spend her vacation with relatives.
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Mrs. Marcella Gropes, of
Huntsville, Ala., has been a
guest of her sister. Mrs. Bernice
Napue and Mr. Johnnie Napue.
Mr. Gropes, who is a student at
Oakwood College will join his
wife soon for a brief vacation.
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Camp Katrine near JNeorasKa
City was the destination Sunday
oi aniriey cason, Quay Wesiey,
Mattie aue Neveis and Laoertna
Dandridge. Mrs. Sara Walker
accompanied them.
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Mrs. Lillian Rife has returned
after spending a vacation with
her cousin, Mr. Henry Buckner
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i Mr. and Mrs. William McGin
nis of Kansas City, Mo., will
leave this week end after spend
ing their vacation with Mrs. Mc
Ginnis’ mother, Mrs. John Irving
and Mr. Irving.
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Mr. Ray Holcomb and his two
daughters, Phillis and Beverly
and Mr. Richard Huston and his
daughter, Bettie Rose motored to
Omaha on Tuesday night to at
tend the game played by the
Monarchs.
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Mrs. Richard Huston was din
ner hostess Sunday to Mr. and
Mrs. Delmar Woods of Omaha,
Mrs. Elizabeth Woods and Mrs.
Vashti Mosby.
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Mary Bethune Club
Thirty-five members and
friends of Mary Bethune Literary
and Art Club were given an un
usual treat Friday evening in
Beatrice, Neb., when the Rev.
and Mrs. Alfred Newton served a
picnic lunch on the beautiful
lawn at their home. The mem
bers who made the trip in a
chartered bus carried covered
dishes and Mrs. Newton had fried
chicken, bread and butter sand
wiches and ice cream—enough
for all. The entire lawn was
lighted with beautiful colored
lights. A large serving table was
placed across the back and the
guests were seated at smaller
tables. After the lunch a sight
seeing tour was conducted about
the place by Rev. Mr. Newton
and among the enjoyable scenes
were a variety of trees loaded
with fruit, and a beautiful vege
table and flower garden. Art
work made by Mrs. Newton’s
sister, Miss Rosa Robinson who
assisted with the picnic, was a
special attraction. Several piano
selections by Miss Donna Marie
Washington, music teacher at
.Tuskegee Institute, were played
for enthusiastic listeners.
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Mrs. Ralph W. Johnson and
daughters, Pat and Gwen were
dinner guests of Mrs. John Mc
Williams on Sunday. Other
guests were Mrs. Helen Gill and
Avalee Wingo.
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By Dorothy Greene
Greetings Gates:
It won’t be long until summer
1 school will be over and the Uni.
! campus will be deserted until
September. I think a lot of inter
esting people might be enrolled
this fall.
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Robert Taylor, a student at the
University of Nebraska was hon
ored with a farewell picnic, given
; by Maxine Stith, July 23rd. Many
i guests attended and they ate such
food as hot-dogs, potato salad,
baked beans, etc.
After the picnic the group went
to Maxine’s house to listen to a
i little platter-chatter. Robert will
be missed by a lot of people when
he departs.
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Charlene Colbert spent some
time in St. Joseph, Mo., after
spending a few days on a ranch in
Burwell, Nebr. She returned to
Lincoln Sunday evening.
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While listening to my radio Sun- •.
day afternoon I happened upon
station KOWH, the program,
Your University Speaks, was in
progress, so I stopped to listen and
a very special feature was a solo
by Stella Woodlee a 15 year old
Alliance High School sophomore.
She saag Malotte’s Lord’s Prayer, '
she was accompanied by Martha
Boyer also of Alliance. I am
sure you remember Stella when
she appeared in the All State
Music School.
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Charles Self of St. Joseph, Mo., !
arrived Monday to spend some
time with Freddie Powell before
she leaves Lincoln to go to
school in Omaha. He was looking
sharp as ever.
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Say teens don’t forget Union
Services at the Baptist Church
next Sunday. By the way, speak
ing of Church why don’t we
teens get up a little earlier on
Sunday mornings and make that
9:45 Sunday School Class. How
About it!!!!!!!
Bye Now
DOTTY.
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% teaspoon salt
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3 egg yolks, unbeaten
1 teaspoon grated onion
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News From
Elwood, Kansas
BY WILBERTA BRADY.
A splendid program was given
by the Stewardesses of Bethel
AME church Sunday, July 17.
There was also a large crowd in
attendance to witness the program.
The funeral of Mx’S. Mildred
Pennel was held July 17 at Troy,
Kans. Mrs. Pennel was the sister
of Mrs. Mable Gaskin of Elwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill of Kansas
City recently visited Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Johnson. Mrs. Hill is Mrs.
Johnson’s mother.
Theodore Johnson returned
home from the hospital Tuesday
evening, July 19. He is getting
along fine and will be able to walk
with the aid of crutches in a week
or so.
This community was treated
with ice cream and cake by the
Baptist Sunday school Sunday,
July 17.
The Sunday School annual pic
nic was held Thursday, July? 20,
i at the Lake Contrary in South
St. Joseph, Mo. There were rides
available at low cost.
I Our boy, York Adams, is back
in town for a few days. He is
j looking fine. York now lives in
' Sedalia, Mo.
If you have any news, please
phone me no later than Wednes
day evening. Thanks.
AME Lay Organization
Plans Connectional Meet
By Georg:' J. Jones.
Oskaloosa, Kas.—A Connection
al Laymen’s meeting has been
called to meet August 4, 5 and 6
at Grant Memorial A.M.E. church,
48th and Evans Ave., Chicago, 111.,
by Attorney H. C. Dudley, presi
dent. All church organizations in
the various conferences are urged
to send delegates and the Fifth
District is asked to notify presi
dent George J. Jones as to the
number of conference representa
tives each church will have.
Local ministers are urged to co
operate with efforts raised for ex
penses of delegates. According to
President Dudley plans are being
made to make the work uniform
throughout the various districts in
the connection.
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