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Richard Holcomb, son of Mr
and Mrs. Ray Holcomb, 2300 F
St., came home last week to at
tend his grandfather’s funeral, he
left Sunday. He had been sta
tionad at Camp Atterbury in In
diana since January.
The Annual Urban League
Style Show and Musical Revue
will be March 24th at 8 o’clock.
There will be an admission
charged at the door.
The Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Sim
mons planned a week-end trip
last week to Omaha and Des
Moines, la.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gains
a>-e both reported ill in Los
Angeles. Californio their address
is 630 West 4th St..
Attending the funeral of Mr.
Sam Holcomb Tuesday were his
son and daughter, both of Den
ver, John Holcomb and Mrs.
y-—>i TvT^vstrom.
Missionary Soeiely
/To Fele Aged People
The Darcas Missionary Society
at Mt. 7,ior Baptist church is
sponsoring a free Easter chicken
dinner, with its president, Mrs.
Birdie Artis in charge. The
guests will be all aged people of
the city who, in line of service,
will receive special recognition.
The dinner will be Easter
Sunday, March 25, in the base
ment dining room at Mt. Zion
at 2 p.m. A special program
will follow the dinner. The Rev.
W. I. Monroe is pastor of the
church.
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The Lincoln Coun il of Church,
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Lest We Forget
Those who are ill:
Mr. John Casmon, 2216 W St
Mr. Willie Page, Veteran hos
pital.
Mrs. Henry Harris, 2303 South
8th.
I Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Davis, 820
C St.
Rev, Trago McWilliams, 2015 U
St.
Mrs. Brevy Miller, 309 So. 20th
St.
Mr. Frank Williams, 2236 R St.
Mrs. Virginia Brown, 930 Short
St.
Mrs. Gert Davis, St. Elizabeth
hospital.
women held its annual Race
Relations meeting at the Unitari
an church on Tuesday. The Rev.
M. C. Williams of Omaha gave
the morning address. Members
of Quinn Chapel choir gave two
• sole tions on the afternoon pro
gram.
Mr. Ray Holcomb and his son,
Richard and Joyce Williams.
spent Saturday in Omaha.
Paul McWilliams, brother of
the Rev. Trago McWilliams, sr.,
received a possible skull frac
ture, internal injuries and muti
ple cuts and bruises when he
slipped and fell from the roof
of a house in Pasadena, Calif, j
Elder N. L. McClung of St.
Louis, Missouri closed a two
week revival at the Church of
God in Christ Sunday night. The
Rev*. Charles Williams is pastor
of the church.
Quinn Chapel Pastor’s Aid
(Board is sponsoring an Easter
Morning breakfast to begin at
8:00 a.m., Sunday, March 25th
Mrs. Verta Finley is chairman.
Pfc. Millard “Mitz” Woods. c
son of Mr. and Mrs. Millard *"
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Woods, sr., of Muskegon, Mich.,1
is spending 15 days with his*
grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Woods. Mitz, a frostbite casualty
from Korea, recently spent three
months in Percy Jones hospital in i
Michigan.
| Woman Trapped by Pin
Saved at Last Minute
—Courtesy Lincoln Journal-Star.
Mrs. Emma Davis, 104-year old
ex-slave, fought a destructive fire
alone at her son’s home at 2048
U Street Tuesday.
Three rooms of the house
owned by Gurt Davis, were
gutted. Nobody was home except
Mrs. Davis and her grandson,
David 5. A little neighbor girl
was just coming up from an er
rand to the basement at the time
of the fire. After pushing the chil
dren to safety Mrs. Davis tempted
to put out a blaze near the back
door with a pan of water. Unable
to subdue the flame she went to
the dining room telephone, but
could not reach the fire depart
ment. Unable to go further she
fell to the floor and had given up
hope when the door opened and
someone entered to pull her out
ride.
Mrs. Davis is staying with an
ther son, James Fuller, 2244 S
Itreet. Cause of the fire is un
nown.
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Household
Hints
By
Brevy Miller
2-4051
Salmon and
2 eggs
Vi cup grated American cheese
1 teasoon salt
Vi green pepper, chopped
1 cup milk
2Vi cups whole kernel corn
teaspoon pepper
2 cups flaked salmon
Vt teaspoon dry mustard
Beat eggs slightly, combine
with milk, grated cheese, corn,
salmon, green pepper and sea-i
sonings. Turn into greased bak
ing dish. Bake 45 minutes in
350-degree oven.
Okeys F.E.P.C. Bill
TOPEKA.—The Stevens FEPC
bill with a few minor amend
ments was reported out of com
) mittee with a recommendation for
passage by the State Affairs com
mittee yesterday (Thursday) aft
ernoon.
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101 No. 9th 2-3710
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ROSE MANOR
STUDIO
1421 O Street
Phone 2-2247
Portraits by Appointment
George Randol. P. A. of A
Prices reasonable
Work guaranteed
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Cleaners A Tailors
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301 No. 9th Phene 2-5441
VINE ST.
MARKET
GROCERIES & MEATS
22nd and Vine
2-8522 — 2-8584
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Folding Tables and
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CHOICE OF COLORS
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Second floor
Furniture Department
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STATIONERS
1124 O St 2-6838 I
For Better Values
• Drugs
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• Stationery
• Candy
• Prescriptions
CHEAPPER DRUGS
1325 O St Lincoln
PARRISH MOTOR CO
The borne ot dean used cart.
120 No. 19 St.
WALLY’S USED CARS
150 North 20th
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Phone 2-5797
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HEADQUARTERS
Its
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j Just 27 Steps North of 10th S O Sts
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