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To Celebrate Birthdays Every Four Years _ __ -___mmmrmmamm *. I w , r s Mrs. Bell and Robert . . • Ml Mrs. Burke and Mike . . • —Courtesy Lincoln Star. Mrs. Hogan and daughter . . . At leas* four more Lincoln babies will grow up to have only one-fourth as many birthdays as most folks. That’s the number born in Lin coln hospitals Friday, Feb. 29th, the date that comes on Leap Year. Number one on the list was Robert Allen Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bell, 1942 U. He ar rived at 1:31 a.m. at Lincoln Gen eral Hospital. Not far behind, in second place, was Michael Avery Burks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Burks. 4225 O. “Mike” was born at 6:20 a.m., and he, too, picked Lincoln Gen eral as his first stop. The girls horned into the act, finally, at St. Elizabeth Hospital at 8 o’clock. Mr and Mrs. Alec Hogan, 623 C, were the proud parents. Finally another boy, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Abe Feuerberg, 1215 Peach, at 6:28 p.m. at St. Elizabeth. ^^SociaTBriefs Miss Freddie Powell, who ii celebrating her 21st birthday to day, March 6th, spent the week end at home with her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Powell. Mrs. Harry Adams and daugh ter Iona left Thursday for Des Moines where the Adams family plans to make their home. Michael Brown, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Simms is much improved after being ill for several days. Miss Vonna Finley, a March 8 bride-to-be, was the honoree Sat urday evening when Mrs. Lucille Bowman and Mrs. Millie Cole en tertained for her at Mrs. Bow men’s home, fhe shower was miscellaneous. On Tuesday Miss Finley was entertained by Misses Betty and Hazel Wilson, Miss Betty Bowman and Mrs. Loretta Russell. Miss Finley will become the bride of Albert Bowen or March 8. The Urban League Hi Life clul is sponsoring a “Coffee Hour” a the league building on March 4th at which Dr. Norman Hill, po litical scienve instructor at tel University of Nebraska will giv an informal lecture. Everyone is invited to come and help these teen agers make the program a big success. Norma Dunn is presi dent of the club and Mr. Eddie Thomas is adult sponsor. The Last Ten club of Quinn Chapel Church is sponsoring a “Womenless Wedding,” March 14th, at the church, 9th and C ! streets at 8 p.m. According to Miss Mary Smapso*-, president of the club, tickets can be secured from any member of the club. A group of persons met Mon day, February 25th at the home* of Mrs. Delores Griggsby to form' an organization which they named La-Foll’e-ets. Officers elected ( were Miss Mary Sampson, presi dent; Mrs. Betty Lintz, vice presi dent; Mrs. Clara Wimes, secretary; Mrs. Docia Hamilton assistant sec retary; Mrs. Delores Griggsby, treasurer; Mrs. Alma Austin, and Mrs. Lenora Lintz, entertainment committee; Mrs. Geraldine Thomas and Mrs. Mildred Dailey, sick committe; and Mrs. Evelyn i Anderson, reporter. The group met at the home of Mrs. Ander son on Monday, March 3rd. ► Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Brown, t 8224 American St., Detroit 4, , Michigan, became the proud par ■ ents of a daughter, Jerilyn Louise i born February 15th. Mrs. Brown ; is the former Leona Lilly. You can do this in 4 easy steps Is Use the line sharingly 2s Keep calls reasonably brief 3s Space calls fairly 4s Hang up the receiver carefully Try it, and you'll be a party-line neighbor with good service and friends a-plenty. The Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co. Male Nurse (Continued from Page 1) the psychology teacher advised him to enter a nursing school. Walker then called Brother Deniel Hartnett, director of nurs ing education at Alexian. Brother Daniel told him that no Negro ever had been a student at Alexian hospital, but there was no reason why he could not enroll if he had the educational pre-1 requisties. Walker then was admitted to the probation class, which is a six months trial period. During this period he was elected presi dent of his class. “Each student had to establish residence* at the hospital; conse quently, we lived in close contact with one another. At no time did I experience any form of dis crimination or unpleasantness. “This applied to social activities as well as classroo.n experiences. 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Melt fat in large skillet and lightly brown onions over moderate heat. Pusht onions aside and brown chopsw hich have been rubbed with mustard. Arrange sliced po tatoes in the pan with chops, add the seasonings and tomatoes. other students.” For his courses in psychology, he had to go to the Alexian school in St. Louis, Mo. While at the f t hospital he worked on mostly white patients. He said he had no trouble here, and was well received by patients and staff members. There seems to be only one. dark cloud in Walker’s otherwise happy future. He is draft age, and probably will have to serve his stint in the Armed Forces along with other eligible youth, j Bring Your Proscriptions to HAL J. Bowers Terminal Drag Company 947 O Street 2-8585 For Everything in HARDWARE Baker Hardware 101 No. 9th 2*3710 Gillett Poultry FRESH DRESSED POULTRY QUALITY EGGS Phone 2-2001 528 No. 9th Cover and cook over low-heat for about 1 hour. Makes six good servings. 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