Social Briefs
Raymond Kelley of Detroit
Mich., is visiting his mother.
Mrs. Arthur Blackwell and Mr.
Blackwell.
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Mrs. Hobert Botts was called
to Horton. Kas., this week be
cause of the illness of her aunt.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Burns
held open house recently in ob
servance of their wedding anni
versary A good time was had
by all.
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Tne Rev. John Favors motored
here from Omaha. Sunday in
company with Mr. and Mrs.
Bu ell Dillard. Mrs. Favors ar
rived on Saturday to be week end
guests of Mrs. M. L. Shakespeare.
She was a special guest on the
Women’s Day program held at
Quinn Chapel AME church.
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Miss Ana Allen, 1902 U left
Sunday for a two-week vacation
to Hannibal, Mo., to visit friends j
and relatives. She will return by
way of Quincy. 111.
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Miss Pearl Watkins of Omalja,
Neb., was here a few days during
the fair at residence of Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Simms. Miss Watkins
is employed by the Monogram
Embroidery shop of Omaha.
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Raymond “Shorty” Botts and
Richard Holcomb were on hand
in Omaha for a professional foot
ball game on Wednesday.
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Mr. Clarence Estes of Chicago,
111., is spending a two-week va
cation with his brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Estes and family. This is Mr.
Estes’ first visit to Lincoln since
he left 44 years ago. He had not
seen his brother since 1917.
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Virgil King has just returned
from a visit with his mother, Mrs.
Hattie King who is ill at her
home in Warrensburg, Mo. Mr.
King has been recuperating the
past -three months from an in
jury received at Northwestern
Iron and Metal works, according
to a statement by his wife, Mrs.
Cedonia King.
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The Rev. and Mrs. Alfred New
ton and Mrs. Otis Washington of 1
Beatrice were Lincoln visitors j
Thursday. Rev. and Mrs. New
ton returned on Sunday to be
present at Quinn Cnapel Women’s
Day. They were accompanied by
The Rev. John Foster, pastor of
the church in Beatrice, Neb.
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Mr. and Mrs. Von Richard
Trimble, their daughter and Mr.
Trimble’s mother, Mrs. Charles
Trimble of Omaha were guests
of Mr. and Mrs Walter Bell on
Thursday
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Mrs. Joseph White, her daugh
ter, Mary Jane and son, Joseph,
jr., are here from Minneapolis
visiting relatives and friends
were dinner guests of Mr and
Mrs. Walter Bell. Mrs. White was
formerly Dorothy Lee of this city
Mrs. Anna Wilford formerly oi
this city is the house guest of Mr
j and Mrs Fred Nevels sr. Mrs
Wilford now makes her home in
| Quincy, 111., and will remain here
for another week.
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Mr. and Mrs. W’illiain Glenn
and their aunt Mrs. Lulu Round
tree of Omaha dropped in for a
brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. John
Robinson. They had spent the day
shopping in Lincoln.
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Among the out-of-town rela- j
tives and friends attend the fu- I
neral of Richard C. Huston held !
Saturday, September 10, were
Mrs. Kathryn Conway of Chey
enne, Wyo., Mrs. Dorothy Allen
of Omaha and Mrs. Cleo Meeker
Ross of Tulsa, Okl.
Mrs. Agnes Holcomb who was
hospitalized in Omaha recently is.
home doing nicely.
Mrs. Vesta Harris, mother of
Mrs. Fawntella Baker, was hos
pitalized recently. —
Mrs. Bertha Bell, her sister,
Mrs. Evelyn Knowles and Chester
Scott of Omaha were united to
the Church at Quinn Chapel Sun
day.
Mrs. Ralph W. Johnson is home
after spending several days in the
hospital for medical care.
Mrs. Roszena Dean and her son,
Wendell left Sunday for an in
definite stay in California.
Mrs. Patsy Dean Stith and her
two children are here visiting
Mrs. Stith’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Dean. She has lived in
Oakland, Calif., for several years.
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Woods of
Muskegon, Mich., returned home
last week after spending some '
time with Mr. Woods mother. !
Mrs. .William Woods.
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ing ministry—will be in school
this fall. Have own stove and
refrigerator. Phone 5-3778.
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Greetings Gates
To start the ball rolling let’s
mention the fact that Lincoln
high school has been coming
along great with their football
and I hope the same luck is with
the NU’s this season.
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Ida Adkins has returned from
a. tour of several of the 48 states.
The Cuddle Inn
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2007 T St.
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Robbie Powell and I were in
Omaha Saturday visiting with
Robbie’s sister Freddie who is in
j nurse training at University Hos
pital there. Everything is jump
ing like mad in the big city.
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Peaches Winston gave two
very good vocal selections on the
women’s day program at Quinn
Chapel Sunday afternoon, they
were the Lord is My Shepherd
and Let’s Break Bread To
gether.
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In the Whittier Junior High
Set I noticed a very neat little
dresser—she is none other than
Beverly Holcomb. She looks real
fine in her skirts and sweaters,
i etc.
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Friday night on the campus of
the University of Nebraska there
was a get acquainted party at
the Student Union.
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See ya next week, same time,
same station.
Bye now._DOTTY.
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