Mr*. Mary McWilliams was
given a surprise shower lor her
new home August 2nd by Mrs.
Osceola Nathan and Mrs. Helen
Gill. Those who helped make this
event a success were: Mrs. Wilma
Todd, Mrs. Virginia Johnson, Mrs.
Loretha Shepherd, Mrs. Mary
Pierce, Mrs. J. T. Bell, Mrs. Fan
nie Wadkins, Mrs. Dorothy Lewis,
Mrs. Rosalie Parsons, Mrs. Lillian
Powell, Mrs. Mary Scott, Mrs
Vara Powell, Mrs. Edith Elliott
Mrs. Lenora Letcher, Mrs. Fan
tella Baker, and Mrs. Betty Mc
Williams. Mrs. McWilliams was
presented with two dark-green
quilted taffeta bedspreads. Spe
cial guests were the Rev. and Mrs
L. L. Haynes of St. Louis, Mis
souri. Rev. Haynes is the new dis
trict superintendent of the To
peka District, central west Juris
diction of the Methodist church.
* • *
Mrs. Annie B. Gans left the past
week for an indefinite stay in
Monroe, La.
* * *
Misses Robbie Lee and Freddie
Louise Powell, daughters of the
Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Powell spent
the week-end visiting friends in
St. Joseph and Kansas City, Mis
souri.
* * *
Miss Kathryn Thompson, a so
cial worker in Pittsburgh, Pa.,
has returned to Lincoln and was
hospitalized and underwent sur
gery at Lincoln General hospital
on Thursday.
* • •
Urban League Baby
Contest Closes
The closing of the Urban
League baby contest held at New
man Methodist church on Thurs
day was a gala affair. A lovely
mother goose rhyme pageant
which was centered around the
old woman in the shoe was given.
Charles Bonds, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Bonds gave several 1
piano selections. The decorations *
including the shoe was painted 1
by Edward Qualls. Mr. James 1
Watkins made the presentations of
the awards to: Kennetta Brown, ,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- !
netah Brown, 1st award, and 2nd
award to Walter Bell, 3rd, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bell, Jr. Mrs.
Lenora Letcher was general chair
man of the program.
* • *
Listed as sick are: Mr. Joseph!
L. Dunn, 321 South 20th, who un
derwent surgery recently: Mr. C.
F. Bryson who is recuperating
after a heart attack. Mr. Wm.
> Beach, a patient at St. Elizabeth
hospital, received surgery and
Mr. Jeph McWilliams is home
g* , ' ' 1 . ' .'ILL-.
Boys' School
JACKETS
^ 72
• Sizes 6 to 16
Stir coat style
jackets with warm
mouton dyed lamb
collar. Zipper
front . . . belted
• • . rayon quilted
lining.
• Gray • Green
•Red • Blue
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Miss Sirls Client
At Bible Class
The Community Bible Class mel
at the home of Mrs. H. C. King
Thursday, July 31st. Bringing th«
lesson to the group was, Miss Mil
dred Sirls a student in Christiar
Education, who has just received
her Masters Degree in this field
of study. Miss Sirls spoke to th«
class from the subject: “God Ii
Not Far Away From Any of Us.’
The lesson was indeed one o:
spiritual inspiration and greatlj
> enjoyed by all. Everyone is in
vited to attend the Bible class
' which meets with Mrs. King, 202’
1 S Street every Thursday at 3 p.m
after being hospitalized at St
. Elizabeth.
* * *
Mrs. J. A. Shelby attendet
funeral services for Mrs. Camille
Webster in Omaha, Aug. 1
She remained several days with
Mrs. Webster’s daughter, Mrs.
Herbert Clark.
* * •
Mrs. Oscar Moss’s brother, An
drek Colbert of Wichita, Kansas
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Moss. Also a house guest
'was Mrs. Clara Dotsey of Joplin,
Mo.
* * *
The trustees of Mt. Zion Baptist
*church will sponsor a state rally
pn the 4th Sunday, August 24th.
Prizes will be awarded states
having the largest amount of
money.
* * *
Rev. Melvin L. Shakespeare was
guest speaker at Mt. Zion Baptist
church on Sunday morning due toj
the fact that Rev. Wm. I. Monroe!
suffered a broken arm on Wed
lesday at his work.
* * *
Mrs. Anita Smith spent the
veek end in Omaha. Earlier she
lad as her dinner guests Mrs.|J
Cecil Frederick, Mrs. Addie !
Holmes, Mr. Wendell Thomas and*
vis mother-in-law, Mrs. Anna
Graves of Omaha, Mrs. Alice
ufoore and Mrs. Alice Micklin
>t West Palm Beach, Fla.
* * * 1
Mrs. Corine Jones, 1821 C
Street, left Tuesday for Atchison,
Kansas to attend the Kansas jur
isdiction Eastern Star Grand
Chapter OJELS. She remained
there the rest of the week.
August is National Sandwich
Month! Sandwiches are favorite
eating of Americans. It is esti
mated that we eat 27 million
sandwiches daily. And no won
der. People like them—for their I
good taste, economy and conven
ience. During August, have your
favorite sandwich often. Try this
rVBHj Household |
I_| Hints
By
Miss Mary Sampson
2811 S. 24 — 9-mi
Mtd
Mrs. Odessa John:,on
Mis. Sampson 1.1.
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It’s Cereal For^Lunch
_
Here is a perfect het-weather lunch — candy-coated rice cereal with
fresh peaches, cookies and a cooling beverage. Eat—drink—and stay
cool!
PICK-UF CEREAL LUNCHEONS
Berry Half-and-Half*
Iced Fruit Juice
Berry Half-and-Half*
Pile strawberries, blackberries,
•aspberries, or blueberries in one!
lalf of cereal dish and 40% Brani
Hakes in the other half. Sprinkle ,
powdered sugar in an uneven line.
t>etween the halves. Serve with
milk or light cream.
No. 2
Grape-Nuts with Milk or
light cream
rresh Fruit Salad Iced Tea
No. 3
(See Photograph Above)
Sliced Peaches on Candy-coated
Rice Cereal
Crispy Raisin Bran Cookies*
Iced Lemonade
_
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new one, too. Cut thin slices of
cinnamon bread. Spread with
butter or margarine. Cover with
thin slices of apple. Accompany
cinnamon-apple sandwiches with
wedges of a snappy cheese.
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Crispy Raisin Bran Cookies*
INGREDIENTS
1 package iaatant cake mix
H cup mtik
1 Vi cuea raisin bran
M teaspoon butter (at room tenaepraMtfg)
\ teaspoon almond extract
Turn cake mix into bowL Add
remaining ingredients and beat 2
minutes. (Beat vigorously by hand
or at a medium speed of electric
mixer.) Drop from teaspoon onto
ungreased baking sheet at least 2
inches apart. Decorate top of each
cooky with a raisin. Bake in mod
erate oven (37S degrees F.) 8 to
10 minutes, or until done. (Cookies
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GOLD CUP
BREAD
will be soft when done.) Makei
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