Social Briefs .
. By 'Oorothy Greene Phone 5-7508 •
Mrs. Ed Qualls and daughters,
Sandra and Barbara, have re
turned from a week's visit with
relatives and friends in St. Louis,
Mo.
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Hear that Mrs. Harry W Peter
son was honoree at a birthday
party held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Botts recently.
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Mrs. Bessie Henderson of Han
nibal, Mo., is visiting her nephew,
Louis Henderson and Mrs. Hen
derson.
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The annual banquet of the
Braille Club observing White
Cane Week was held Wednesday
night at the Y.W.C.A. Mrs. Cor
delia Walker and Mrs. Basilio
Bell were among the 75 persons
present. Plans are being made for
the annual convention to be held
soon in Nebraska City, Nebr.
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The Rev. and Mrs. R. H Powell
and daughter Robbie Lee, mo
tored to Hastings and Grand Is
land, Sunday in their new ’50
Ford. They w7ere accompanied by
James and Ida Adkins and Curtis
Hill.
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Mrs. Leola Fields has returned
to her home in Rockford, 111.,
after spending several months re
cuperation at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Bradley.
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The Rev. and Mrs. John Favors
of Omaha were present with a
number of their students, at the
Dr. Bunche Convocation, at the
coliseum on Monday. The Rev. Al
fred Newton of Beatrice was also
noticed in the audience.
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Mrs. John Miller entertained
with a luncheon for 13 young ma
trons on Friday. Mrs. Helen
Brame was honoree.
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Hear that Mrs. Thomas Estes
observed an 82nd birthday re
cently with many compliments.
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Mrs. John McWilliams is re
ported to be at home and much
improved after being hospitalized
for several days.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adams and
family returned Sunday evening
after spending a week in Ne
braska City, Nebraska.
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John Kidd, a student at Lincoln
University at Jefferson City, Mo.,
will be the house guest of his rel
atives, Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Colley.
He is the nephew of Mr. and Mrs
I. B. Colley and Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Colley of Lincoln, and a
brother of Rev. Paul Kidd, well
known A.M.E minister of Kansas
City, Kan.
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Paul Fields of New Brunswick,
N. J., and his brother Wade Fields
of New York City, spent a week’s
vacation in' Nebraska City with
I their mother, Mrs. Josephine
Fields. On Thursday they paid a
visit to the Shakespeare home
Paul has a successful floor cover- j
ing business in New Brunswick 1
and Wade has been a Chef on the j
Illinois Central R. R. for 16 years
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Mrs. Ed. Todd was hostess Fri- j
day to a 1 o’clock luncheon.
Guests present were Mrs. Edna
Page, Mrs. Helen Gill, Mrs. Clau
dine Adkins, Mrs. Sara Polk, Mrs.
Ida Fuller, Mrs. Leona Dean, Mrs.
Evelyn Irving, Mrs. Izetta Malone,
Mrs. Brevy Miller, Mrs. Marie
Bonds. Mrs. Dorothy Lewis, Mrs.
Loretha Shepard and Mrs. L.
King.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Miller had as
dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Goodwin and their
daughter, Shirley, Mrs. Ruth
Levison and George Barten of
Omaha.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Lintz are j
the proud parents of an adopted
daughter to be christened Ingrid
Inez. The little miss is 9 months
old.
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Misses Martha Hammonds and
Ada Coffey, student nurses at
Bryan Hospital, left Monday to
spend a three-w'eek vacation at
their homes in Omaha and Kan
sas City respectively.
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House guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Bell during .he past week
were Elder and Mrs. F. T. Taylor,
Kansas City, Mo., Mrs. Lois Far
son and Mrs. Maggie Ford of
Omaha . . . Elder and Mrs. Bolen
Jones, Sedalia. Mo., were house
guests of Mrs. Lillian Rife . . .
Guest of the Frank Williams fam
ily were their daughter and son
in-law, Elder and Mrs. M, J
Bradford of Omaha and their chil
dren, Jennie, Panola and Gladys
. . . Elder and Mrs. B. T. McDan
iels and their children, Patricia
and Booker, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. H. Denton . . . Guests
of the Rev. and Mrs. R. B. Lane
were Elder Robert Alexander, G.
Benson and Robert Chapman, all
of Omaha . . . Guest at the Charles
Williams home was Mrs. Alberta
McKensey.
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Miss Loretta Martin spent last J
week end in Nebraska City on
business.
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By Eloise Finley
Hi Seens:
Well let’s see what the news -is
for this week.
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Tuesday, May 9, Music Ap
preciation week was observed.
Among those on program were the
Quinn Chapel choir. It was really
nice.
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Wednesday, May 12, there was
a Mother’s Day dinner given at
the Y. W. C. A. I sang two songs
“Today” and “We Are Our Heav
enly Fathers Children.”
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Thursday, May 11, everything
was real quiet. What’s happening?
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Friday, May 12, Marion and
Gladys Bradford were in town
visiting from Omaha. I wonder if
there is some special reason that
Marion came down? Smiles.
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Saturday, May 13, a number of
teens were over to Betty Bow
man’s for a get-together. There
were quite a few from Omaha.
They were: Pitman Foxall, Bobby
Taylor, Donald Morton, Donald
Clain and many others.
* * *
Visiting in Lincoln for a while
are Nate, Robert and Gladys Cas
teel all from St. Joseph, Mo.
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Also visiting in Lincoln over
the week end were Bill Darnell
and Max Woodlee both from Alli
ance, Neb.
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Friday, May 12th, Delores:
Bowen and Doris Roberts were in
Omaha, Neb., to attend the Alpha :
Phi Alpha Spring party. They re
ported having a nice time.
Bye now ELOISE.
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! HOUSEHOLD HINTS ;j
By Mrs. Brevy Miller Phone 2-4051
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Dear Readers:—
I would like and appreciate so
much if you will call and give me
your favorite recipe and if I may
suggest recipes that fit the season
of the year. For instance right now
the dandelion greens are at their
best and the many other wild
greens such as dock pepper-grass,
wild tomato, wild lettuce, wild
turnip etc. This is my recipe for
Dandelion greens cooked—Clean
thoroughly the amount of greens
necessary and this requires lots
and lots of washing, so they are
absolutely free from dirt and
gravel. Have a vessel full of boil
ing water, add greens and
tablespoon soda. Boil just five
minutes, pour in a colander drain
George H. Wentz
Inc.
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1620 N Phone 2-1293
thoroughly, then in a kettle which
you have cooked salt pork or
bacon rinds, so that you have
about 4 cups of broth. Place
greens in and cook slowly about
one hour, salt to taste. Serve
with sliced hard boiled eggs,
pepper sauce and your favorite
cornbread.
CARD OF THANKS:
I wish to thank the many
friends who sent cards, flowers,
gifts and the other kind expres
sions during my recent accident.
MRS. JAMES STEWART.
1939 S Street
Hob-nobbing actually means
touching glasses together when
drinking.
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