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>>#-.* • • • «»•#* ♦- 4- • ^it# < -»4 '»4"4"44 Social Uriels Mrs Arthur Patrick spent tin holidays wllh hei daughter, Mrs Floyd Seward, who lives ill Co* luinhua, O. Mrs. Patrick will re turn via Chicago where she will visit relative*. She \vill stop '• lew days in Omaha with her daughter, Mrs. Francis Thomas and Mr. Thomas. * * • Di and Mrs. I). M Pace en tertained gruduatc students of physiology at a buffet supper Thursday evening. Guests in cluded Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dean. Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Elrod Mr and Mrs. B. McCashland and Charles Goolsby. * • * • A number of Yuletide guests, dinners, parties and luncheons were omitted last week because of space shortage. Among them were: A formal birthday tea for Bi tt e Rose Huston, «ho » as 17 Christmas day. Hostesses for the j affair were Mrs Wyatt Williams j Mrs J. D. Bowen, Mrs. Walter j Young. Mrs. Mary Greene and ! Mi's. Maurice Copeland. BetUe j received many lovely gifts. Miss Huston is the daughter of Mrs R G. Hftston. 2420 Holdrege Dinner guests of Mrs. Huston or. Christmas day were Mrs. Doro thy Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Del mar Woods all of Omaha. Bcttie j spent several days in Omaha dur- j ing the past week. Mrs. Huston joined her for the week end and they returned home together on Monday. . Mr. and Mrs. Roland W Young spent several days in • Kansas City. They attended a j formal party given by the Ivan Hoe club and spent some time with J. R Lillurd . , . Mr. and Mrs. Ed Todd were hosts at a family dinner on Monday for their J and Jackie of Rockford, 111., Mr and Mrs Larmon Brame and Mr and Mrs. John Miller . . , Covers were laid for ten at a beautiful i Christmas luncheon Thursday ; with Mrs. John Miller as hostess I Her guests were Mrs. Virginia | Brown, Mrs. Wilma Todd, Mrs Leona Dean, Mrs. Claudine Ad- J kins, Mrs Lenora Letcher. Mrs Aimer Kelley. Mrs Loretha Shep ard. Mrs Virginia Johnson and Mrs. Evelyn Irving . . Mr and Mrs Luther Foster and children. Mrs Maria Chandler, and Mr Luther Foster, sr.. of Petersburg Va., were house guests of the Millers the past-w eek. . . Mrs Julia Gross of Gary, Ind., spent several days with her sisters. Mrs J H Miller and Mrs. Lillian Mil ler . . Mr. and Mrs. H. Denton spent the holidays in Chicago, 111., after returning. Mrs. Denton left Tuesday for Kansas City where she is visiting her father '■■■■■■■■■■an | Mr K<i Wesson and her riatigli* i ter, Mis. Pearl Frazer and her son, Lloyd Denton . . Mrs. Hello Quinn, mother of Mr. II. Denton is visiting her brother and sister in Atkins, Ark, . . The Rev. and Mrs. H. T. McDaniels and chil dren Hooker and Pat, of Omaha, spent several days in the city the past week. . . During the holiday season the Rev. and Mrs. M. L Shakespeare were the dinner guest of the Rev. and Mrs. T. O. McWilliams, jr., Mrs. J. A. Shelby and Mrs. R G. Huston. . . New Year’s eve, Mr. and Mrs. W. Page had guests at their home. . . Mr and Mrs. John Miller entertained, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Anderson at dinner on Monday. . . Coming to spend the holiday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Colley were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Joiner and Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDaniels of Omaha. . . A guest of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Beach, who came from Kansas City to enjoy a fam ily reunion during the holidays was Miss Nancy Beagh, sister of Mr. Beach. Miss Beach returned to Kansas City in company with Mr S. Sampson, who is 89 years old and father of Mrs. Beach. . James S. Stokes, student at How ard University School of Religion, came to spend the holidays with the Jewell Kelley family. . , An other visitor from Kansas City was Mrs. William McGinnis who came to spend New' Year’s with her mother, Mrs. John Irving. Mr W. Watts and daughter, Marjorie were among worshippers at Quinn Chapel Sunday morning. They were guests of Mr. Watts* daugh ter, Mrs. R_ E. Edwards and the Rev Mr Edwards. . . At a sur Iw.se party Wednesday evening a gift was presented. Mrs William B Da Vi*, retiring president of Mount Zion Baptist church choir Tne new president is Mrs. Ethe! Kirtly „ . The Deeca club enter tained their husbands with a gala Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Fred Bradley. Gifts weie exchanged among the members and a very tasty supjjer was served. Mrs. William Burris will be hostess at the next meeting. The traditional holiday dinner parties by the Clyde W. Malone James H. Dean, George Rando 3nd Wyatt Williams families were observed with guests presents Hostesses were Mrs. James H Dean, Mrs. George Randol and Mrs. Wyatt Williams. • For Everything in HARDWARE Baker Hardware 101 No. 9th 2-3710 ( Jcc/t Clqc £haltcn By Kioto* Finley Hi Teens: Most «f the teens were in Christmas spirit over the week end and we nil had a lovely time. Some of their activities were going to the church basket ball game at Irving high. Quinn Chapel played and won. Grand going fellas. . . Bcttio Rose Huston held her 17th birthday party Dee 25th and she received many lovely gifts. The guests reported having a wonderful time. Tuesday night the Young Men’s club gave a party at the Urban League and everyone seemed to be having a real crazy time. All of us thought that there should be more of them in the near fu ture. Some Omaha guests helping Bertram Cooke celebrate his birth day, Dec. 29 at his home were Janice McCall, La Verne Farmer, Cleveland Marshall, Donald Page and Estrelda Horton. We all wished him a happy birthday. Surprise Date of the Week Doris Powell and Billy Burns A movie was shown in the Ur ban League lounge Thursday night, Dec. 29 and a number of teens were on hand to enjoy it Also on Dec. 29th Bobby Graham arrived from the navy. He is sta tioned at Newport, R. I. It was indeed a joyful day for Birdie Powell when she celebrated her 18th birthday. Friday, Dec. 30 at the Urban League. About 50 guests were present and show ered her with lovely gifts. Say teens. Marion Bradford spent the week end in our city ana after living in Omaha for FREADRICH BROS. • • • • Si,ire 11M)2 Master Grocers Hie Best Blare to Trade After All—1316 !N Street *)|l» iK L Super M arket llu-.ker\ ille at Air Base , ■ llJ'lj'LI 11 Wf?(t1BESBrd M J ■ ■ MWML U15 tl IP I liCJi ■ " [trE PUDDlNe's) f \S IN THE ^ f AND ACT ON ^ ^ " PROOP AS WE EAfntNOr , WHAT WE it PAYS TO ALL KNOW WELL LET'S GrO KNOW IS SO D£Al AT : "f-'-w mmm : ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 8 8 ■ ■ ■ ■ I-1 Household I lints By Mm. Hrrvy Mlllrr I'lionr 2 4»5I By Mm. Hrrvy Miller, I'll. 2-4051 I Dear Header*: It's all over, rvon Ihr shouting Mavbc you arc on# Who would * like to live 1 lho whole holiday ssiismi ovor again but : I doubt it. I.iko moat of ua you're prob- j ably ready for some long quiet evening* j it home with meals that can he labeled "Just for the family " There are a lot of good rook* among j our leader* and 1 wonder If you wouldn't I share some of your special recipe* that j \<>ur family I* especially f'nil oi ’ We, Tin Voice, would lie hippy to have them I f ill me at 2-1051 or Mr* Hbakcspeare at j 5-6491 and wo will he happy to put them In our column. Here I* a good one for a starter Ham-and-EgR Pie. (New fashion for an old favorite) 6 tablespoon* chopped celery 6 tablespoon* chopped onion 4 tablespoons butter o- margarine % cup flour 3 cups milk IS teaspoons salt 3 hard-cooked eggs 3 cups cubed, cooked ham Tomato biscuit dough Brown celery and onion in butter. Blend in flour. Add milk gradually and stir until thick. Add salt. Add eggs, cut in quar ters, and ham. Place in a greased lr2 -quart baking dish and cover with lattice biscuit made as fol lows: Make regular biscuit dough, substituting tomato juice for the liquid in the recipe. Roll dough out to li-inch thickness and cut in strips. Place in lattice fashion over top of pie. Bake in a hot oven (400°F.) 30 minutes, or until crust is well browned. Serves six.__< more than three months she still likes Lincoln best. No, it’s not what you think, we just have a fine city. Well teens, I hope you have en joyed your vacation. Bye now, ELOISE. BEAL BROS. GROCERY , \ Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Meats 2101 B TeL 2-6933 TYPEWRITERS I ANY MAKE SOLD RENTED REPAIRED Nebraska Typewriter Co 130 No. 12th Nt. rhonr 2-216' l.iucotn, Neb. Smith Pharmacy 2146 Vine Prescriptions — Drugs Fountain — Sundries Phone 2-1958 BEN'S NEW WAY AUTO PARTS 2018 O St. Ph. 2-7039 -- ' DEPENDABLE USED CARS Saville Auto Co. 1520 P St. Ph. 2-1185 Gilmour Danielson Drug Co. 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