Social Uriels
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Freddie Powell, daughter of the
Bev. and Mrs. R. H. Powell,
slaj Led her summer vacatio/i from
the Omaha school of nursing last
week. She spent the week in
Kansas City with her sister.
Robbie and they both will return
this week.
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Mr. Issac Baker, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Nealy of Los Angeles,
Calif., is visiting his grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William High
lower.
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As Summer vacation begins a
number of the campus students
will be returning to their homes.
Among them will be Betty Clara
Bell and Chester Scott of Omaha,
Neb.
To Long Beach
Spending twc 'weeks with their
daughter and son-in-law in Long
Beach, Calif., will be Mr. and
Mrs. C. F. Bryson. Two grand
children will help to entertain the
Lincolnites who will leave here
June 3rd.
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Mrs. James Fuller left Tuesday
morning for Gadsen, Ala., where
she will attend the graduation
exercises of her twin nieces. Ruby
and Ruth Green. She will remain
there about two weeks.
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The ministers wives council en
tertained Mrs. Versa Ann Pierce
on Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Golden Brooks.
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Mrs. Irene Weeks was hostess
at a surprise dinner party on I
Thursday honoring Mrs. Jane
Winters Guests included Mrs. Art
Henderson. Mrs. Willard Gaed
dart and Mrs. Melvin Shake
speare.
Mrs. Winters left Wednesday
with her husband for Akron,
Ohio, where he will enter the
ministry after a two-year course
of study. Mr. Winters was a
member erf the faculty at Wes
leyan university.
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The Quinn Chapel A.M.E.
church pastor, congregation and ^
choir will be the guests of Allen y
Chapel A.M E. church in Omaha, |
Neb. on June 3rd. The Rev. R. E. |
Edwards. assistant pastor of |
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jouinn Chapelwill be guest
1 speaker at the morning service
ind the Rev J. B. Brooks, pastor
>f Ouinn Chaj>el will bring the
afternoon message with the choir
furnishing the music.
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The Rev. and Mrs. Trago Mc
Williams, jr., returned on Friday
evening from Minneapolis, Minn.,
where they attended the funeral
of Mrs. McWilliams aunt, Mrs
Pearl Benford.
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Millard “Mitz’ Woods, son of
Air. and Mrs. Millard Wood, sr.,
of Muskegon, Mich., was one of
four soldiers honored at Percy
Jones hospital on Army Day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dunn,
2124 Q Street, celebrated their
20th wedding anniversary on the
20th of May by going to Hutchi
son, Kas., where they visited
friends and relatives. While there
Mr. Dunn’s mother, Mrs. Anna
Dunn was hostess at a luncheon
for them. On their return trip
they stopped in McPherson, Kas.,
where they were the dinner
guests of their youngest daugh
ter, Mrs. Bufford Boswell.
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Mrs. Brown Entertains
Honoring her daughter, Carrie,
of Muskegon, Mich., Mrs. Sally
Brown had as her dinner guests
recently, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Bradley and Mrs. Ethel Kirtley.
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