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The Sempre Caterie Ladies ENJOYABLE MEETINGS
The Sempre Caterre Indies Bridge
club met Friday May 21st at the
home of Mrs- Sam Wead, 2434 Grant
St- The following officers were elect
ed. Mrs- Siam Wead. president; Miss
Inez Battles, secretary; Mrs- Fred
Wakefield, treasurer; and Mrs- James
Grizzard, chairman of the entertain
ment commit&ee- Luna McDonald was
voted sergeant at arms- By laws
were then drawn up- The club then
adjourned to meet next Monday at the
residence of Mrrs- James Grizzord
Miss Inez Battles—Secretary
St. Benedict’s Crusaders
The comedy drama “Go Slow, Mary”
was presented to the public Monday
night. May 21st- Plans are being
made to repeat the performance soon
Leads were played by Miss Minnie
Prey or and Alvin Gbodwin, followed
by Bernice Saunders and Robert
Williams- Mrs- Madoline Sterling dir
ected
During the rehearsal of “Go Slow,
Mary.” their business meetings were i
discontinued- It was resumed Thurs
day. May 14th at the home of Mrs- j
M A- Sterling The reunion was
held m a round table style • Mrs- J
Sterling was hostess. Lot of clever
jokes and stunts were performed
Madoline Sterling—President
Minnie Preyor—Reporter
Friendly “16” Bridge Club
The Friendly “16” Bridge club wu
entertained by Mr. McDonald, 2725
Charles 9t- After a few minutes of
business, the du&l started- Sam Wead
and A- J- Lefall started off losing, but
they finally pulled up- Mr. George
Edward and Mr- James Griczard won
first place- Sam Wead and A- J
Turner and Cornet Lefall tied- The
club will meet at Mr- John Adams,
2217 Ohio St-, at 8 p- m
A- J- Lefall—President
T- R- Turner—Reporter
The Ladies Friendship Club
The Ladies Friendship club met at
the home of Mrs- Christine Sturdevant
2620 Decatur St-, Thursday afternoon, <
May 24th at 2 p. m. Nine members
were present- The regular business
meeting was carried out as usual
After which the evening was spent
playing whist- A delicious luncheon
was served- Everyone enjoyed the
meeting very much- The next meat
mg will be held at the home of Mrs
Mary Turner, 3018 Burdette St
Miss Minnie Barnes—President
Mrs. Myrtle Stringer—Sec’y
Miss Doily Berry—Reporter
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The Eureka Bridge Club
The Eureka Bridge club met with
Mr. « Phillips. 26th and Burdette Sts-.
May 19th- All members were pre
aenfc After a short regular bool
ness meeting, five changes of Bridge
was played- Mrs- Payton. Mr- Ford
held the highest scores and won
first prise- Mrs- Niolig, and Mr
Atkins won the booby prise- Mrs- J
Phillips and Mrs- Atkin gave us some
point on bridge- We think tW* w»a
very timely as we can always leain
more of this game A dainty luncheon
was served by the host- Mr- Phillips,
was a visitor- The next meeting la
with Mrs- Roberts on 28th St
Mr- J- Davis—President
Mrs M- Payton—Reporter
The S. A. Botts Club
The S- A- Botts club was entertain
ed by Mrs- Elsie Harris, 2724 Maple St
A large number of members were pre
sent- "We were very glad to have
had Mrs- Reynolds, of South Dakota,
mother of Mrs- Jesse Vann and also
Mrs- Iietcher visit with us- A deli
cious repast of ice cream nd cake was
served to all present- Our next meet
ing will be at the home of Mrs- A- W
Anderson 2909 Decatur St, June
5 with Mrs- Ethel Brown a hostess
, Mrs- A- W- Anderson—Pres
Mrs- Bthel Brown—Reporter
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HOUSE CLEANING TIME IS HERE
Send Us Your Curtains, Drapes, Pillows, Blankets
EMERSON •'■LAUNDRY
And Zoric Dry Cleaners
Call We. 1029
2324 No. 24th
OMHAH’S most progressive
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The meeting of the Young People’s
progressive Club of Salem Baptist
Church are really interesting, if you
don’t believe it, you should have
been at the one last Monday night at
thechuTcn. They are planning on put
ting on a popularity contest in the
very near future. With such a leader
as Miss Amelia Thomas, this club
is bound to succeed in whatever it
endeavors to do
DOINGS AMONG THE j
CENTRAL STUDENTS
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Preparation for final examinations
is the main activity at Central this
week and next
Several race students aided in the
Spring Concert given by the music de
partment of Central Last Friday
One of the main features of the pro
cram was a solo sung by Thomas
.Tones, outstanding member of the A
Capipella Choir.
In the City Track meet, held at
Tech High the performances of the col
ored tracksters of Central were out
standing, Big John Elliot won two
first plac" gold medals, the shot put
and discus. Buddy Gamer placed
third in the javelin throw, Ed Wiggins
placed fourth in both 100 and 220 yard
dashes. Wiggins was a member of
Rogers, catcher for the Central nine
has proven himself to be one of the
best catchers in the city- Ed Wiggins
and Walter Rhodes, Central trackmen
were invited by Henry F- Schulte,
director of track at the University of
Nebraska, to articipate in the Central
States inter scholastic track and field
meet to be held at Kansas City, Kan
June 1st and 2nd
ENTERTAINS GUESTS
FROM CHICAGO
Mr. Levi Vaster. 2320 No- 26th St
gave a very delicious chicken dinner
in honor of Miss Claudel Ward of
Chicago. 111. The guests present were
JILre,. Malinda Braze!ton, Mis* Sarah
•pa«A pJVipfH Sip* pOT U»!X8JJ
A NICE AFFAIR
The party given at the Masonic
Hall last Friday wght by the 1>*
Perittea Club mas a hugh success
Soane of Onaaha% mast prominent
young people ware there- There was
a fine orchestra that played music
that made everyone's heart whirl
that listened to rt Such affairs as
he one given by this dub proves to be
a credit to our race
STRANGE HAPPENING*
It is very strange that a certain
Omar Wagon studs still, eo long, be
tween Lake and Ohio on 25th St
Doe* it take that long for the young
man to deliver a loaf of breed or a
cake?
IN OMAHA
FOR TWO
WEEK VISIT
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Rev- J. L- Glover and family are in
Ojpnaha on a two weeks visit with the
ir many friends and relatives- Rev
Glover is Pastor of thePhiliips Chapel
C. M- E- Church in Nashville, Tenn
Rev Glover will be remembered by
the People ef Omaha as theformer
Pastor of the Cleaves C- M- E- Temple
on 25th and Decatur St
GONE TO VISIT FRIENDS
It has Just been brought to our
attqnton that Mrs. W. M- Robinson,
of 2431 Caldwell St. has rented her
lovely home and gone to visit friends
and relatives in sunny California.
ONTHEAVENUE popularomahawEDS
NAUGHTY GIRL
Miss Juanita Jordan is becoming
very popular during the last few days
I at least it seemed that way, at the
| prty at the Masconic Hall, that she
attended. On dscoveding that her
ssh to her dress was untied, when got
up to dance, why it took four young
men to tie it back for her, before she
could resume her dance
WE WONDER
It is rumored that the davenport.
nearly expired, at a certain young
ladies house, when George Curry and
his girl friend paid a visit to this
young lady. We were asked, if we
had the slightest idea for this pecu
liar action on the part of the daven
port. No hrd feelings, George- We
only hea:d, it wasn, told to us exactly, i
we just heard
A VERY GOOD DANCER
KissLula Mae Williams, is reported
to be a very good dancer, although j
hving only attended three public dan
ces in her life. If we must say so, j
thas’ pretty fair.
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THREATS DEAFENING
George Curry, has proven that he
is a true cream puff, because he can’t i
take it- \ ou should have heard him i
rave, one night last week up on 26th \
and Blom/to St- Anyone who didn’t
know him, would have thought some
one had accused him of murder or
accidentally got in his hair- But, Geo
rge you must remember, that it’s all
in life. If you do not want publicity,
you should not do things, that will
cause you to get it, such as highhat
ting a young lady, that has never
done anything in her life to hurt you,
•nd telling her to never speak to
you again- We’re sorry George, but
it can’t be heled
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DON’T EVER DO THAT
Louis Macklin was seen Wednesday
afternoon; standing in front of the
Reed’s Ice Cream stand holding a
baby- When two young ladies walked
up, he said, “How do you Hke my
baby?” Be careful Louis someone is
bound to get the wrong impression
WE ONLY HEARD
It is rumored that June Artison
and Ethe! Cole have been knocked out
! of the company of the popular Mr
Glen Pruitt, by a certain young lady
on Grant St- We only heard, rem
ember—Louis Macklin is reported to
be rushing the popular Leona Davis
We advise Louis, to take It easy or he
might overstep his bounds
WAS HIS FACE RED
You can imagine how Van
felt at the Party the Creolians gave
at the Maaconic Hall, when being told
to hold a package by Efener Williams,
kindly consented and after having it
for bout an hour discovered that he
was only holding an empty reedette
box nicely tied up
WATCH TOUR STEP GIRLS
Anyone that is not acquainted with
three boys from South Omaha, that
ride up and down 24th Street, with
this wrote on th backe of their ear
on a covering for their tire, "THE
THREE KEYS" THE CASINO, be
ware, or yu might be fooled into
thinking they are the Three Keys, but
only three South Omahaboys, ad
vertising a new beer garden that open
ed in South Omaha a few days ago,
with their drived none other than the
popular Leonard Mitchell
OH THESE BOYS
We wonder why the boys that were
shooting craps on the corned of 26th
and Blondo last Thursday night, all
jumped and ran when the police sud
denly drove up- Surely, if they are
bold enough to get down in the middle
of the street to hoot them they would
not let a few cops stop them from hav
ing their little innocent fun
Eat Anythin*
You Lika
Take the capon below to the Daffy
Pharmacy Owen Pharmacy Roan Drag
Store Johnson Drag Store Robinson
Drag Store Thnll Pharmacy for spec
ial Offer. —--—-- —*—
_Upon presentation of this capon j
and 89c to the Duffy Pharmacy Owen I
Pharmacy Ross Drag Store Johnson
Drag Store Robinson Drug 8tore an
Thnll Pharmacy- yon win be giren a
fntt sized $128 bottle of Pnratona. —
Miss Laura Ellis
-Miss Laura Ellis, 3412 Evans St
a graduate of Technical High school,
and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sand
ford Ellis, was married to Mr. Roy j
Goban. of Kansas City Thursday after '
noon at the home of Mrs- Ruby Eld
ridge, 2522 Maple St- The couple will
reside at 2514 No. 25th St
DOINGS AMONGTHE
YOUNGER SET
ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT
Mrs- Leona Batesof Oklahoma City.
Okla- announces the engagement of
her daughter Lucille, to Bob Flyod of
Omaha
Miss Lucille Bates, a former Oma
han. but now a resident of Oldhoma
has been in the city for the past two
weeks visiting relatives.
Mis Bates plans to return to her home
early in July; returning to Omaha for
the wedding in September 6th.
Mis Bates is a high school graduate
and has one yer of college work to her
credit. She i also active in social f
fairs in the state of Oklahoma
Mr. Flyod well known to our citi- |
sens and his character is unqestionable :
He is employed at the Yellow Cab
Cifnpany.
We congratulate this couple upon
their deairs to go into the future toget
her. May the future bold plenty for
I them
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ENGAGED AFTER HAVING MAR
RIAGE ANNULEB
Miss Jewell Lott whose secret mar
riage to Roy Govan was annulled by
Mrs- Belaxia Collins, three months
after the marriage a now engaged to
Mr. J. H- Gondales of Dallas, Texas.
She is contemplating on spending
part of the summer with her Grand
mother in Dallas there ahe will join
Mr. Gonzales in matrimony- The lat
er part of the summer they will spend
in Chieago
Kies Lott Is undecided whether she
will make her home in Omaha or Dal
las
ANOTHER MARRIAGE
Kiss Louise Scott and Mr- George
E- Parker, both well known about the
city, were married Tuesday night,
May 29th from the St- John Episcopal
Church at 30th t Evans by Rev- Fath
er Sepker It was a family affair- It
has not as yet been decided where
this young couplet will make their
home- We wish them much success
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HANDKERCHIEF TEST
THRILLS SMOKERS
How a New Kind of Tooth Paste Dissolves
and Removes Ugly Tobacco Stains
B08T Tooth Past* is move then
e eleea-testing, refreshing denti
'rice. It is the only teeth parts
specifically created to r—ors the
handkerchief. In like manner, BOST
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unsightly yullow rtaia*
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buy a tubs of BOOT
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tho famous "haadbsr.
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mouthful of bobaooo
amoko aad bl» It
through your luaiTVir
contains no acid, no
abrasive, and is as safe
and beneficial for the
teeth of children as for
adults. It sweetens the
breath and refreshes the
HIGHLIGHTS AMONG
THE STUDENTS
Sybil Stevens is employed at the
John^pn Drug Store- Mr. Johnson
has remodeled his store and we are
quite sure that Sybil will be a great
help to the store
Catherine Rountree is thinging of
changing her Course from a House
hold Arts Course to an Auto mach'
anic Course because of her great love
for Bookkeepng which is not required !
in the Auto Mechanics Course
We have learned that Louise Car
renter is quite talented in art cooking
and sewing. But because of her ex
cellency in all three we haven’t as
yet found which she does the best
Those that haven’t heard Josie
Woods sing really should hear her;
sweet voice. Whether or not she will '
s;ng lato like her sister has not yet
b'-rn decided- She is in the Senior
Glee at Central High School and her
ambition is to make the A Capella
Choir- x
Ruth Wiliams has quite a dramatic;
ability
Booker Michael’s greatest ambition ;
is to be able to express himself before
an audience like George Randall- We
suggest that he practice up on his
favorite sayings
Robert Hill, a student at Central
High, is now employed Vn the new
Hogan grocery store
Hattie George is quite happy at
the thoughts of graduation so she can
take +he rest she has waited a long
time for
T ittle Jeanne McRae, the daughter
of Mr- ,T. T- McRae, is taking piano
leaaon from her aunt, Dorothy Beck
We ere all looking forward as to her
being as great a musician as her aunt'
and grandfather.
We are proud of Thomas Jones for
the splendid appearance at the Musi
Concert that was given at Central
High Auditorium last Friday night
He is one of the most outstanding
•iagera of Omaha
“Y” NEWS
Mrs- Marie Leooq, member sf the
staff of the North Side Y- W. C- A
lft for a two month’s vacation- Mrs
Leooq will visit members of her fam
lly in New Orleans and Lo* Angeles
before returning
Min Rachel Taylor, executive secra
tary of th North Bide “Y”. attended
the National Coraefnenee of Social
Worker* in Kansas Cky. May 21 to
26- Miss Taylor was elected to repre
sent Negro Social Worker* of the
Middle West on a committee, the pur
pose being to make suggestions as
to programs and speakers for the
National Conference of Social Work
«n which will convene in Montreal.
(Canada next year.
BOY AND GIRL SOCIAL
Tbe Roy and Girl Fomxm Committee
closed its activity for the year with a
party at the "T* Monday
evenng. May 28th- About 40 guest*
- were present- Miss Lorine Baker of
Kansas City was among those present
The young people pent a very en
joyable vning
The Member hip Committee will hold
a supper picnic at Hummel Park.
Friday, June 8- This will be the eU*
ing meeting of the year
Beau Brnmmel
The Breau Brnmmel met Wednesday
I 23rd- Business of importance
' was transacted- The members deeid
*d that we would meet every other
j Wedn'-sd&y instead of twice a month
| Mr- Stamps anti some of the metnbers
i reported that the style show was a
! gr<-at success and those that failed
I to attend missed a treat The enter
tainment comittee has something up
their sleeves for the near future
Mr. Brooks who has been as
sistant treasurer will act as trea
surer until Mr- Moore’s return to th~
city- The next meeting is June 6th.
Mr- V- Shobe—President
Mr- J- Jackson—Reporter
Birthday Entertainment
Mrs- R- L- Brown entertained Mr.
Arthur Farmer at a birthday dinner
party at her beautiful home t 2101
Grant St. on Friday night May 25th
A beautiful five course dinner was
aerved to a bom twenty guests
The guests bring: Mr and Mrs
Frank Austin, Mr- and Mrs- Edgar
Gren, Mrs- J Williams, Mr- Frank
Farmer and company, Mr. and Mrs
Jack Farmer. ?.'rr- Victor Simlmons, J
Mr- Paul Hayes Mr- Turner Forest, j
Mr- Robert Young and othrr guests
The guests departed at about 3 a- m
after a mot. delghtful vening. wishing
Mr. Farmer a pheasant birthday and
thanking Mrs- Brown for being such
wonderful host
Opens Store No. 2
Mr- J- C- Harris, prominent South
Omaha Grocer, has opened a No- 2
■tore at 27th and Franklin Streets
and are now ready for business
Low prices and good service- Your
patronage is appreciated.
OPTIMISTS CLUB PRESENTS
ENTERTAINMENT
Fashion Show in conjunction with
the presentation of “A Bachelor’s
Dream” proved very entrtaining on
Friday May 25 at the North Sode “Y”,
Willim Thomas pantomined the bach
elor who wooed but did not win many
charming lassies- Miss Christine Dix
on was pianist and Mi's- Robbie Turn
er Davis, directed.
Girl Reserve Note
The Grade School clubs axe spon
soring a Style Show to be held at the
North Side "Y”-on Friday, June 8.
GOLF CLUB HOLDS INTER-CITY
MEET
The Swastika Golf Club of Omaha
on Decoration Dy competed at Des
Moines. The plyers left Omaha Wed
nesday morning at 3 a- m- making the
trip by automobile. The matches were
scheduled to the off at 8:30 a- m.
Eighteen holes being played in the
morning and eighteen in the after
noon •
The Club of which Mr. J.
Dillard Ciwwford ia president, has in
the neighborhood of 35 members. The
team to represent Omaha was select
ed by qualifying matches held daring
the month, low scorers being eligible
to make the trip- Players qualifying
for the team were, Penny Murray,
Ulysses (Gabby) Watson. Jess Hut
ten. Billie Davis, W. M- Taylor, John
Anderson, Emmett Avant, Sayfoert
Hanger, Attorney John Adams. J.
Dillard Crawford, Art MeCaw, Har
ry Anderson, and Z. E- McGee. Twe
lve men from each of the cities com
peted in the toumament
The visiting teams were entertain
ed by the Valley Golf Club of Des
Moines of which Attorney Charles P
Howard is president
JIMMIE JEWELL OMAHA’S GIFT
TO S POBTg
Jimmie Jewell, owner and manager
of the Tuxedo Billard Parlor, has
been a resident of Omaha all his life,
he graduated from Omaha Central
High School has had university work
+ Immaculate young womanhood
finds in Mavis Talcum Powder ex
actly the deliciously cool comfort
and silken smoothness which is in
dispensable for a well kept body.
Daintily fragrant, impalpably fine, it
deodorizes and absorbs perspiration
as it soothes. Mavis guards against
summer heat
f Use Mavis Talcum ALL OVER from tke^
. xkrrIJ— down Mavis Face Pvwder for
Face mod Threat.
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M AVIS powdIi
Up until a few years ago. Jimmie
had not done much in the line of
sports, but when Marty Thomas
showed Jimmie a classy basketball
and kitten ball outfits, Jimmie fell in
for it hook line and sinker.
This Business man has done more
toward giving the Athletes of Omaha
a break than any other bus'nissman
jd h, re.
Just when the old ball team was
about to go under. Jimmie stepped in
to pat the necessary financial back
ing, to keep the team together, only
under the name of the Tuxedoes. The
same thing happened in Kittenball.
Under the wing of Jimmie Jewell
these boys have shown great stuff
and will continue to do so long a Jim
mie is here
RHODES, WIGGINS, STILL STAND
CENTRAL WINS M- V- TITLE
Nose Out Lincoln; Tech a Door Third
Marked Superitory on the track
has made Omaha Central High School
a champion this year. Lead by Walter
Rhodes and Eddie Wiggins. These
boys finished first and second in the
lf)0 and 220 yard dash s ami ran last
on the winning relay team.
ELLIOT FAILS TO SHOW
“Big John" Elliot Central's weight
man, who ha® bren capturing the shot
Pir. right, a <1 left failed to get any
distance in his toss at all- 18 feet
and 10 inches was the best heave he
made and finished third
GREAT 440 YARD RACE
The best race of the day was the
440 yard dash, in which Joe Shef
field of Tech and Henry Rosenbaum
of Central waged a terrific fight
down the stretch
Rosenbaum, the pace settler was
ahead until the last stride, when the
M&ron distance ce lurched into the
tape an inch or two ahead
AMERICAN COMMITTEE INTER
NATIONAL RELIEF ASSOCIA
TION—Room 401, 20 Vesey Street,
New York City BA relay 7-5267- Os
wald Garrison Villard, Chairman
Freda Kirch wry, Treasurer Sterling
D- Spero- Secretary.
NAACP- MASS MEETING CALLED
TO ELECT DELEGATE AN
NUAL CONVENTION
A mass meeting will be called for
the purpose of nominating, and elect
ing a delegate to the Annual Gof
—ttna. Off Um NAACP- which cotv
venes ai Oklahoma City, Okla. June
27th to July 1st The president of the
local Branch, is requesting all mem
ber® to be present and vote for theii
choice for delegate The meeting will
be held at the Nortside YWCA 2306
North 22nd Street, Wednesday, June
6th, at 8:00 o'clock p- m- The general
public is also invited to attend thia
meeting- -ig^_
, Ctaee at 4:00 A- M
Saturday and Sunday,
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