^SoctaT^Briefs j
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas North
from Dodge City, Kansas, are vis
iting Mrs. North’s twin sister, Mrs.
Fannie Watkins.
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Mrs. James Watson of Senato
bia, Mississippi, left the city on
Friday after spending about two
weeks at the home of her sister
and brother-in-law, Rev. and Mrs.
R. H. Powell.
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Social courtesies extended the
Rev. and Mrs. M. L. Shakespeare
the past week were dinner Mon
day with the Rev. and Mrs. Trago
McWilliams, jr., dinner Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. H. O. McField
and dinner Tuesday with Mrs.
Rachel Fields. Other guests at the
McField’s were Miss Clay Lee
Brown, Mr. an^ Mrs. Kennedy
Cooper, Paul Kidd and James
McField.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Perkins
of Omaha motored to Lincoln
Sunday and worshipped at Quinn
Chapel during morning service, j
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Mrs. Amy Fletcher, assisted by
Miss Emma White, presided at the
tea table decorated with fall colors
of gold and brown at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bell Sunday
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in Our Entire
EAST WINDOW
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1325 "O" St
Congratulations
ARC DELIVERY
SERVICE
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For Wholesale & Retail Dealers
Phone 2-2033
afternoon, honoring Mrs. Cassie
Brown of Kansas City, Missouri.
Among the fifty guests present
was Mrs. Jim Watson of Seneto
bia, Mississippi. Mrs. Cassie
Brown is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Bell, sr.
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Mr. John Johnson is recuperat
ing nicely after undergoing sur
gery at St. Elizabeth hospital.
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Mrs. R. E. Edwards was called
to Omaha to the bedside of her
daughter, Evelyn, who received
surgery the past week.
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Mrs. Ray Holcomb, who was
hospitalized the past week, is re
ported improved.
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Mrs. Roland Young is ill at her
home.
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Mrs. John Robinson, who has
been ill for the past two weeks,
is improved.
Negroes Admitted to
Courses Not Offered at V.S.
RICHMOND, Va. (ANP) —
Negro graduate students are being
admitted to predominantly all
white state-supported schools in
Virginia provided the courses de
sired are not available at Virginia
State college for Negroes.
Most of the colored students
now attending former all-white
CONGRATULATIONS
EARL E. MAY
SEED CO.
GARDEN <£ POULTRY SUPPLIES
921 "O" St. 2-4041
Congratulations
AUTO HOSPITAL
“33 Y»r. of Continuous Service”
WRECKS REBUILT
RADIATORS RECORED
CLEANED—REPAIRED—REBUILT
PACL C. TAYLOR
2212 O 2-1018
Congratulations from
RESS MACHINE & SUPPLY CO.
Headquarters for Goodyear V Belts
and Browning V Pulleys
GENERAL MACHINE SHOP WORKS
OUR 45TH YEAR OF DEPENDALBE SERVICE
221 So. 9th St. 2 3754
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Notes-of-Interest
The Mary Bethune Literary and
Art club met Sunday afternoon,
October 26th, at the home of Mrs.
Bessie Ambers. Plans for the an
nual tea were completed and club
activities in the near future were
discussed. The club was closed
and the entire membership at
tended the La Foll’ets Tea, which
was held at Carver Home. After!
touring the home each member
schools are concentrated in the
Richmond area.
The Richmond Professional In
stitute here, a division of the Col
lege of William and Mary, has
seven Negro college graduates en
rolled in its School of Social Work
this year, the third year that such
students have been accepted, ac
cording to Dr. Harry H. Hibbs,
dean of the school. In addition,
Dr. Hibbs added, there are about
35 adult colored students enrolled
in specialized night courses,:
offered at the institute which
would not otherwise be available
to colored people.
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SPECIALTY ITEMS
Door & Patch Repair Panels.
Trunk, Door Weather Strip.
Convertible Sport Tops.
Body Hardware—Headlights.
Leatherette Carpeting—Auto Body
Tools.
Binks Spray Equipment.
Door Glass Channels.
Shop Equipment A Repairs
2028 O St.
Congratulations on
Your Anniversary
Acme Printing Go.
Complete Printing Service for
Every Church and Social
Organization.
230 No. 7th St. 2-2427
BEST WISHES
ZIMMERMAN
CLEANERS
For Pickup & Delivery
Phone 2-2203
2355 O' St.
Congratulations
STANDARD
PLANING
CO.
CUSTOM MILLWORI
1040 N. 11th (11th & Y Sts.
Phone 2-6033 or 2-6002
expressed herself as having en
joyed the tea. Mrs. Lenora Lintz
and Mrs. Whitebear are to be
oommended on the cleanliness of
the patients and the home. Next
meeting of the club will be
CLEANING and SANITATION
SUPPLIES
All Types
Brooms—Furniture Polishes
Mops—Floor Seal and Wax
Sweeping Compounds
Mopping Equipment
Kelso Chemical
117 North 9th St. 2-2434
CONGRATULATIONS
ROBERTS
Construction Co.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Lincoln. Nebraska
KUSHNER'S
FOOD STORES #3
Open Sundays & Evenings
CLOSED SATURDAYS
Groceries <& Meats—Fruits
Vegetables—Baked Goods
1733 O 2-3133
| Thursday, November 13th, at the
j Lincoln Urban League. Mrs. Eve
lyn Irving is president. Reporter,
jMrs. Dorothy Lewis.
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CONGRATULATIONS
FALLS CITY-LINCOLN
STAGE LINES
Chartered Bub—25 pass., 28c per mile
plus tax—29 pass., 32c per mile plus tax
4-2428
Loyal Parsons 3621 B St.
Congratulations
Carl A. Anderson,
INC.
Specialised Automotive
Sales & Service
1637 P 2-7596
Best Wishes
from
MEISINGER BROS.
UNOLEUM & SHADE CO.
Linoleum, Rubber & Asphalt
Tile, Window Shades, Vene
tian Blinds.
Quick Service Easy Parking
27th & R St. 2-3601
| Best Wishes To The Voice
SKYLINE DAIRIES
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Where you End your Quest for the Best" order ice cream now for
parties, anniversaries, Iuh meetings or other suecial affairs from
1845 R St. Phone 2-8122
1417 N St. Phone 2-4074
1433 South St. Phone 3-8118
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W. T. GRANT
COMPANY
CONGRATULATES
“The Voice”
on It’s Sixth
Anniversary
On Nov. 1st The Grant Co. celebrates its 1st
Anniversary in the "New Store," and Your
Patronage is Appreciated and Welcome.
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