Tuesday evening, September
31st, the Rev. and Mrs. John
Humbert were hosts at dinner
honoring the Rev. and Mrs. J. B.
Brooks and family. Other guests
included the Rev. and Mrs. Mel
vin L. Shakespeare and the Rev.
and Mrs. R. E. Edwards.
* * *
The Carver Home Benefit Tea
sponsored by the La-Folle’ets club
has been postponed until October
26th, at the Carver Home, 2001
Vine Street.—The club met Sep
tember 29th at the home of Mrs.
Walter Bell, jr. On October 6th
they met at the home of Mrs.
Alma Austin and they are sched
uled to meet October 13th with
Mrs. Docia Hamilton.
• * *
Rev. and Mrs. M. L. Shake
speare had as their dinner guests
Saturday evening Miss Althea
Evans of Atlanta, Ga., who is onej
of 14 polio nurses sent to Lincoln
General Hospital to aid in the
polio emergency.
* * *
Spending Friday in Omaha at
tending the concert of Billy
Eckstine, Count Basie and The
George Shering Quintet were,
Joyce Williams, Hazel Wilson and
Gladys Bradford. .
* * *
Mrs. Ralph W. Johnson and
nephew, James Manning left for
California on Friday.
• • *
It is reported that Miss Emma
White has recently returned from
Benton Harbor, Michigan, after
spending a few days.
* • *
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adams had (
as their Saturday evening guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Parsons. j
* * *
The chur«h of God in Christ has 1
scheduled a rummage sale for the '
third week in October.
* * * 1
Mrs. William Hightower, 1924 T
Street, celebrated her birthday '
Friday evening, September 26th,
with her family. Those present i
were Mrs. Hightower, Mr. and 1
Mrs. Sam Kimbrough and chil- <
dren, Keith and Leslie, Mrs. Willa i
Jean Davis and children, Kay and |
Eugene, Mrs. Gertrude Reynolds
and Mr. William Turner. i
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PASTOR, FAMILY HONORED—Rev. Julius B. Brooks (second
from right). Quinn Chapel AME pastor who left for a charge
in California, receives a tribute from Mrs. Frances Robinson (left),
speaking for the congregation. Also honored was Mrs. Brooks (sec
ond from left). At right is Rev. Alfred Newton, Beatrice.
More Than 100 Attend Farewell for
Rev, Julius Brooks At Quinn Chapel
More than 100 Quinn Chape!
AME congregation members anc
guests attended the all-church ap
preciation reception in honor oi
Rev. Julius B. Brooks, Qujnr
Chapel pastor, his wife and four
children.
Rev. Brooks, who has served the
Lincoln church, left early Thurs
day morning for Sacramento,
Calif., where he will be pastor
of the First AME Church.
Paying tribute to Rev. Brooks,
besides his congregation, were
ministers from three Lincoln
churches: Rev. William I. Monroe,
Mt. Zion Baptist; Rev. R. G. Na
than, Newman Methodist; and
Rev. Trago McWilliams, Christ
Temple.
“We have found Rev. Brooks a
man of unsurpassed worth,” said
Rev. McWilliams. “He has not
only made a material but a spir
itual contribution to Quinn Cha
pel, Lincoln and the world.”
Noting that Rev. Brooks is a
man called to by God to preach
to the world, Rev. Nathan said,
“His promotion to a new charge Ls
quite in order. What he accotn
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Also on hand to pay tribute was
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Words of appreciation were
spoken by Paul C. Lewis, chair
man of the board of trustees who
sponsored the reception.
Presentation of congregation
gifts was made by Mrs. Frances!
Robinson. Vocal solos were sung;
;by Mrs. Clyde Coulter. Hostesses;
for the luncheon following the re-!
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steward board and presidents of
the church auxiliaries.
Serving at the table were Mrs.
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