\ Social Uriels j
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Mrs. Bessie Coilms and da\«gh
ter, Betty Lou of Casper, Wyo.,
spent a short visit with Mrs.
Ritha Banks, enroute to Kansas
City, Missouri. While in Missouri
she will visit her mother in In
dependence.
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Some out-of-town guests at
tending the Annual Memorial
Day picnic sponsored by the Lin
coln Urban League each year
were: Mr. and Mrs. Wendell
Thomas and daughter, Shirley,
Mrs. Thomas’ niece, Earline
Graves, Mr. Thomas’ sister-in
law, Mrs. Lonnie Thomas and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wilburn and
daughter,. Betty, all of Ortiaha.
* # •
Miss Betty Wilburn, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wilburn of
Omaha will be the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Bell, sr., while
attending summer school at the
University of Nebraska.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Newton had
as their guests recently Mrs. Ann
Hanners and Mrs. Louise Webb
of Chicago, 111.
Mrs. Versa Ann Pierce left May
29th, for Kansas City, after con
ducting a two week revival at
Quinn Chapel. While there she
will visit her daughter and son
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Lee
Mansfield, her sisters, Mrs. C. H.
Carlock and Mrs. Norbela An
derson, and her sister-in-law,
Mrs. David Pierce.
* * *
Mrs. C. O. Bruce, who has
been living in Washington, D. C.,
with her son, spent a few hour£
with Mrs. Brevy Miller enroute
to Beatrice, Nebraska where she
will make her home.
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The Mary Bethune Literary
and Art club held its fourth an
nual tea at the home of Mrs. J. B.
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Bonds, Sunday, May 27th, with
its president, Mrs. O. P. Wash
ington in charge. Among the 85
guests attending the tea which
was held between the hours of
4-6 p.m. were: Mrs, Versa Ann
Pierce, Casper, Wyo., lVIrs. Mil
dred Strowder, Berkeley, Calif.,
Miss Rosa Robinson, Beatrice,
Nebr., Miss Clara Bell Scott,
I Omaha, Mrs. Ann Hanners and
■Mrs. Louise Webb, Chicago and
Mrs. Emma Bradley and Miss
. Helen Bradley of Omaha.
Chairman of the musical pro
gram was Mrs. Dorothy Lewis.
She was assisted by Mrs. Clinton
Conrad and Mrs. Helen Randol.
* • •
Mrs. Harold Stith, the former
Patsy Dean, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Dean and her three
[sons are spending some time with
her parents.
* * * ■
Miss Robbie Powell, daughter
of the Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Powell
came home Saturday. She was
accompanied by her sister,
Freddie. Robbie will attend sum
mer school at the University of
Nebraska.
* •
Miss Iona Adams, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Adams and
Miss Bettie Rose Houston, daugh- ,
ter of Mrs. R. G. Houston were
in the 21st annual Coronation >
Pageant held in Omaha May 28th. 1
Millicent Wheeler was crowned
Queen Aurora XXI and Wendell
Thomas was crowned King Bore
alis XXI.
News From
Cheyenne, Wyo.
By Mrs. H. C. Jefferson
Sgt. Jimmie Byrd is visting his
wife and son for ten days.
Mrs. Robert Rhone and Mrs.
Virgil Leonard have returned
from Roswell, New Mexico,
where they were called by the
serious illness of their father. He I
is reported still very ill.
rected by Clifton Harris par
ticipated in the Music Week Pro
gram. It was very highly com- ;
mended.
Mrs. Katherine Conway, presi
dent of the Volunteer Workers
had a fine report for quarterly
conference.
In Gastonia, Dr. W. P. Carter
missed the Council by a thou
sand votes and in Rocky Mount,
A- H. Bryant received 691 votes,
while George Wood received 996.
Sgt. Todd of the Ft. Warren
Air base had a very successful
Mothers Day program. Mrs.
Bowell received the roses for be
ing the oldest mother present
and Mrs. Anderson of Rawhus
received the gardenia for being
second oldest mother.
Mrs. Allen ,one of our great
gospel singers is visiting her
husband, Sgt. Allen.
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face the best thinclads of Scot
land and England.
Heading the list are three men
from the New York Pioneer club,
Eddie Conwell, sprint star; Hugo
Miaocco, quarter miler, an Ros
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Others making the trip are Cur
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New York A.C., and Bob Rich
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Illinois A.C.
This summer the AAU will send
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Austria, and 15 to England, Scot
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Members of these squads will
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