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Mr- Charles Baldwin, Mr- Bert
Moore and Mr- Bennie Todd left
Monday night June 25, for an all
night fishing party. They will return
Tuesday livening. They enjoyed their
fishing trip in Valley and Fremont,
Nebraska.
The Rose Bud Club gave a very
beautiful lawn social, June 29, at 2727
Seward Street The yard was beauti
fully lighted with thw colors of a rain
bow. Cake and ice cream was served.
A coin as a prize was placed in the
cake- The guest had much fun in try
ing to gjt the lucky slice of cake, the
lucky one was Mrs- Edna Burley
Attorney Wm- Franklin Clark.
Grand Master of U- B- F- and SMT's
of the State of Missouri a .d juris
diction. also Rev. Wm- F- Taylor,
founder and pastor of the Metropoli
tan Spiritual Church of Christ, were
tha house guest of Mi-'- and Mrs. M.
C. Sands, 2122 North 25th Street this
past week- Both reside in Kansas City.
Grand Master Clark was on his an
nual visit, inspecting the books of the
lodges, Tempi js and Juvenals- Each
expressed thdmselves as having a
very pleasant stay.
Miss Lorraine Lewis, thij popular
young daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph D- Lewis, of 2310 North 24th
Street left Tuesday night, June 26,
for St- Louis, Mo- where shtJ will con
tinue her studies at the Hohenchum
and Carpenter College of Embalming.
A host of friends wi-flt to the sta
tion to wish Miss Lewis a pleasant
trip, and lots of success. Miss Lewis
received many beautiful gifts, and
will be greatly missed by h.t/ many
friends.
Mr. and W- B- Kenchoval
from Douglas, Wyo- are in the city
looking after their property and
business generally. They are making
their headquarters at Mr. Go ram. 25
and Parker. The Kercheval's have
many friends in Omaha.
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Mrs. 0- J- Burckhardt the wife of
the well known pastot! of Christ
Temple spent Sunday in Omaha and
was a guest of Mr. and Mrs- H- J.
Kinney in Harney Street.
Bishop Wm- A. Washington left
today for Kansas City and the coast
Mrs- P- A- Abner and Mrs.
Irby Stevens of Lincoln spent the
week end in Omaha, Mrs- Abner was
the house guiSst of Mother Dixon,
2530 Maple Street- Mrs- Stevens
visited with he} parents- Elder D
J- Washington and wife wtre the
guest of The Pankeys and Bates’s
while here
The members of the Los Doce
Club entertained the girls of the Les
Joumaliers Club with a swimming
party at Riverview Park, Sunday
June 24- After swimming until 9 p
m-, a cocktail party followed at the
home of Messrs- William Wainwright
and. Guiford King. Those present
were: Misses June Artis on, Lorraine
Fletcher. Gelestine Smith, Ethel
Cole, Juanita Cole, Faith Patterson,
Nathalie Brown and Dorothy Gate
wood of Kansas Qity, Messrs- Will
iam Wainwright, Louis, Artis on,
Marcellas Ransom, Nevo Weaver,
Earnest Campbell, Guilford King,
Robert Gray, Booker Michael and
Leonard Harrold
Mrs- M- L- Sneed of Fort Worth, j
Texas is visiting her sisters, Mrs- J.
S- Sloan, 2428 Decatur Stireet and
Mrs- Jessie Blanton, 2008 North 23rd
Street. Since Mrs- Sneed’s arrival,
she has been extensively entertained
by Miss Lilly Harrison, Mrs- Sloan,
Mirs. Montgomery and Mrs- Parker
Mrs- Sneed will leave Omaha for her
home in Fort Worth, the latter part
of July
JOLLY TWELVE ART CLUB
The Jolly Twelve Art Club met at
the home of Mrs- Brownlowe Knight,
Friday evening June 8, with the
President presiding. A delicious re
pass was served, it was agreed by
the members that the next meeting,
July 4, would be at Elmwood park,
inviting their family and friends
Mrs- W. E- Young, reporter
The Phillis Wheatley
Missionary Society
The Phillis Wheatley Missionary
Society of St- John’s A- M. E- church,
met in their regular monthly meet
ing, last Thursday at 2:00 p. m- A
large majority of the members were
present and the meeting was presid
ed over by the President Mbs- Effie
Bryant
Religious Devotion was led by
Mrs- A Burton and Mrs- Cora Cob*
rad; Prayer by Mrs- Tlllie Simpson;
Scriptuv., by Mrs- Anna Mae Ken
nedy. I Kings 8:1-9
After a short business meeting, the
president introduced the principal
speaker of the evening, Mrs- Nath
aniel H- Jeltz of Michigan- Mrs
Jeltz. gave a very interesting lecture
on ‘Tempa jance’ which, according to
her Christian definition, means, Self
Controle- She advised you to be mod
erate in eating as well as drinking,
and told about the things a Christian
should avoid; which, briefly speaking,
are. Narcotics, Dirt eating, Starch
Eating, Cough-Drops, Gum Chewing,
Nicotine, (Smoking) Snuff Using,
Tobacco, Alcohol, in every form
The use of ail, or any of these, are
detrimental to the body; but alcohol,
is by far the worst, because it de
stroys God’s Temple
And Sad to say, it is more easily
obtained today than ever- Because
some of our—supposed to be—Christ
ian leaders have failed God
The Blood of Jesus Christ is the
only thing to cleanse us of all evil,
and sin; let Jesus ijule and reign in
our lives- To do God’s will, we that
j are Christians and leaders, must keep
, pure and Holy and unspotted from
the world. “Be not ye therefore par
takers with them-” Eph- 5:7
She also said that some of the ‘So
called Christians’ »:*e drinking and
doing every evil- My dears, this is
wrong- The only thing that will bring
temperance the world over is to let
Jesus come into our lives and dwell
there- Let each of us examine our
selves. and clean up; let your light
shine, and you ‘so called' Christians
get out of the way of the sinners.
Remember, Christ is coming again,
and he may be coming soon- Let’s
get cleaned up, and be ready when
he comes
Mrs- Anna Burton responded to
Mrs- Jails, with a continued advice
to the Christians, “Rdmember, God
doesn’t dwell in an unclean Temple ”
All were delighted with the pre
sence of Mis. Jeltz at the meeting;
and much encouraged and inspired
by her by her lecture- We pray for
the continued success of her work,
and that of her husbands as well and
hope it will be our pleasure to have
h«* with us again in the near future
The meeting closed with prayer by
Mis- T- H- Goodwin, delicious ice
cream and cake was served to all
Next meeting will be the 4th Thurs
day in June the 28th
Mrs- Estella Saunders of 2624
G»ant Street, State Historian for the
American War Mothers, arrived
home from the Convention in North
Platte, Nebraska, Friday, June 22
Mrs- Saunders was elected to the of
fice of State Custodian of records
offilliating with the National Cus
todian
Mr- and Mrs- Cecil Billingsley of
2734 Parker Street, are the proud
parents of a little ten pound daugh- j
ter born June 7- Baby Billingsley has
been named Pearl Jane, after her
aunt Mrs- Pearl Jane Norman. Mrs
Billingsley was formerly Miss Olea
tha Alexander- Mrs- John Norman,
entertained at a shower in honor of
Pearl Jane Billingsley Tuesday even
ing June 19. at the home of her
mother Mrs- Alexander, 2734 Parker
Street- Mrs- Billingsley and daughter !
a*e doing nicely.
Professor E- R- Brown of Sarto,
Arkansas stopped in the city Thurs
day June 21, to visit Mr- A- Hamler
of 961 North 25th Street- Professor
H.-own is the principal and founder
of the Sarto Industrial School in Sar
to, Arkansas- He will leave for Ark
nsas late Thursday evening.
The Postal Alliance Auxiliary was
entertained by Mrs- Archie B
Young, 2624 Binney Street After
business was dispensed, the guest
was showed to the dining room where
service was laid for ten A dainty
luncheon was served- A book review
of “Mamba Daughters” was given
by Mrs- Zenobia Carey. Mrs- Carey
will entertain the organization July
3, at 2636 Binney Street
Mrs- Wilkes was hostess to the
Postal Alliance Auxiliary June 5, on
Maple Street- A refreshing two
course menu was served the guest,
afterwards Mrs- Wheeler, the presi.
demt, presided over our business hour,
and a round table chatter was enjoy
ed. Those enjoying Mrs- Wilkes hos
pitality were: Miss- Dacus, Mrs- Sar
ah Young, Mrs- E- Waldron, Mrs- 0
Lewis, Mrs- Z- Carey, Mrs- A- Saund
ers and Mr. R- W- Wheeler
Mrs- R- Wheeler, president
Mrs- S- Young, secretary
Six Young People Attend
0. E. S. Convention in
Lincoln
On Friday morning June 22, at
9:15, the Misses Mildred Bronson,
Jessie Brown, Elnora Smith, Doro
thy Jackson and the Mess Is- Frank
O’Nri! and Walter Hollowell, left
Omaha for the city of Lincoln to at
t nd the O- E. S- Grand Lodge, i hey
si ?v d in Lincoln at 11:15 the same
morning.
While in the city, they were en
L itained by the Misses Evelyn Ed
> ids, Josphine Watts and the
Messrs. Delmer Woods, Victor Ray
and Othello Holmes. There were
many other young people, who join
ed in making the trip of the six dele
gates a success, but space will not
1. cmit their names to be listed
Friday afternoon, these young
people were presented to the Grand
Lodge, after which they were enter
tained by Miss Evelyn Edwards at
her home- Friday night, a joint pro
gram was presented by the young
people from Omaha, with the help of
the Lincoln young set- After the
program Mrs. Maude Johnson enter
tained the Ofcnaha guest at her home.
Satulsday morning was spent in sight
seeing the downtown section at Lin
coln- Saturday afternoon was spent
in seeing two deightful pictures at
the Colonial Theatre, Saturday n'ght.
Mrs. Dorothy Lewis entertained the
Omaha guest with a surprise party
at her home
Sunday morning the young p o
ple attended th< Quinn Chapel A. M
E- Church, and listened to a very
enjoyable sermon entitl d “Consecra
tion” by Dr. Jeltz from Quinn
Chapel, they journeyed to the Nu-Y
Columbus, Ohio brought a wonderful
gospel message, his subject was
“Walk In The Light.”
At 1 p- m-, the Church of God had
a glorious baptizing at the Primitive
Baptist Church by Rev. P. Heard of
Ohio. He preached many a soul stir
ring sermons and many souls are be
ing saved in this big tent Revival.
The meeting will continue in the big
tent at 2025 North 24h St eve -y night.
Come one, come all, for everyone is
invited to attend these meetings
Mrs Jl- T- Woods and her young
son, Millard T. Woods, Junior and
Mrs- Thomas J- Brown of Lincoln,
Nebraska are spending the week
end in Omaha visiting Mrs. Eva
Gaines of 2726 Blondo, Mrs- Woods
is the sister of Mrs- Eva Gaines
SOUTH OMAHA
PERSONALS
Miss Alice Tolsen of Fayette, Mo-,
who was a guest at the home of Mrs
Anna Ford, was called home because
of the serious illlness of her brother.
Mr- S- G- Gray of Everett, Wash
ington is visiting in the city with
his brother, Mir- Flunk Gray and
family.
Mrs. Lillie Oliver Dies
Mrs- Lillie Oliver, a member of the
Freestone Baptist Church died Sat
urday, June 16th, 1934, the funeral
services were held at the FtUestone
Baptist Church, Wednesday June 20,
where she was a member for a num
ber of years.
Surviving is her husband, Mr- D
D- Oliver and nine children, Mrs
Paul Grice, Mrs- Earl Smith of Chi
cago, Mrs- A- D. Oliver, Mr- Lemuel
Oliver from Arkansas City, Kansas.
Mr- Lorenza Oliver, Miss Anna and
Viola Oliver and Mrs- James Hollins
and seven grandchildren.
Mrs- C- A- Stewart was hostess to
a dinner party honoring her uncle,
Mi’s. S- G- Gray of Everett, Wash
ington, and her sister-in-law, Mrs
Monroe Dent of Flint, Michigan- The
guest included were: Mr- and Mrs
Frank Gray, Mr. Wade Gray, Mr.
George Stewart, and Mr- and Mrs
Grady Fry.
Mrs- Monroe Dent of Flint, Mich
igan is visiting indefinitely IN the
city with her brother and family, C
A- Stewart
Mrs- Lillian Bryant of Schuyler,
Nebraska is convalesing at the home
of he.' sister. Mrs- John Allen, after
a recent operation
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A group of friends and relatives
surprised Mrs- John Allen by calling
at her home Saturday evening to help
her celebrate Hr birthday. A very en
joyable evening was spent playing
Pinochle. Those present were: Mr
and Mrs- Charles Gordon, Mr- and
Mrs- Eugene Gordon, Mr- and Mrs
Robert Brown, Mrs- Lillian Bryant,
Louise Bryant, Mrs- Anna Alston,
and Mr- W- B- Ford of Kansas City
WAS LEFT OUT OF LAST WEEKS
PAPER
Mrs. Viola Crumbley, 2514 Frank
lin Street, a popular young society
matron, left last Friday, June 22 for
an extended vacation in the States of
Missouri. Arkansas, Oklahoma and
Illinois- She will attend the World’s
Fair in Chicago- Mrs- Crumbley is
well known in Omaha, and * very
popular among the younger set. She |
has had many parties given for h r I
by he* many friends, and will be
greatly missed while on her vacation.
THE FRIENDLY 16 BRIDGE CLUB
Th • Friendly 16 Bridge Club was
entertained by Mr. T- R- Turner, 2218
North 29th Street- After a few min
utes of business the games start d.
There was a battle between. Mr.
Willis and Mr- Sam, Wead Mr. C- R.
Willis won high scores- Mr. Jam s
01 dzzaid won low scor s- The club j
will be entertained by Mr- Frank !
Adams, 2601 Grant Street July 9, !
1934 at 8 p- m.
Mr. A- J. Lefall, president
T- R. Turner, reporter
CLUB LOS DOCE
Th., Los Doce held its weekly ,
meeting at the home of Louis Arti- j
i son, 2816 Hamilton Street. The |
meeting was called to order at 9:00
o'clock by the President Earnest ,
! Campbell. A new member was voted
into the club, Nevo Weaver. Owing
to the huge amount of social affairs,
wj have decided to postpone our
dancing party until later in the ]
summer. We are now busy making I
plans for our armiversary banquet,
which will probably be held at the
Y W. C- A. July 19- We have decided
to bring our parents. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of Will
iam Wainwright, 2518 Lake Street- !
Officers of the club are: Earnest
Campbell, president; Marcellus Ran
some, vice president; Leonard Har
rolu, treasurer; Willliam Wain
wright, secretary; Booker Michael
Sargent at arms and reporter. Mjjm
bers are: Lewis Artison, Lawrence
Michael, Gilford King, Adolph Bold
en, Robert Gray, and Nevo Weaver.
Booker Micheal, (reporter
Earnest Campbell, president
THE BEAU BRUMMEL CLUB
The B.au Brummel Club meeting
was called at 8:45 by the president
There was a very good meeting, that
is for the members who were there
Mr. Leonard Crowley was welcomed
in the dub, and Mr- Goldie Davis
was voted in the club by a large vote.
Thfj Beau Brummel Club sends their
thanks for the invitations received
from their clubs for their dancing
parites
V- Shobe, president
J. Jackson, reporter
EUREKA CLUB
Mr. and Mrs- Adkins were host to
the Eureka Bridge Club at Bronelle
Hall, 54th and Underwood Avenue.
June 17- We played baseball and oth
i jr games out doors, after which four
changes of bridge was played. The
holders of the highest scores were:
Mrs. W- Penn, first prize, and Mr.
Ford booby. We were served deili
cous refreshments- The president
gave a lovely talk in the interest of
the club- Thj club plans on giving a
picnic on the fourth of July. All
members enjoyed a very pleasant ev_
ening.
Mr- J- Davis, president
Mrs- M- Payton, reporter
JUST WE SOCIAL AND CHARITY
CLUB
The Just We Social and Charity
Club met at the h^me of the Presi
dent, Mrs- I- E. Todd, 2204 North
19th Street- Interesting events under
the leadership of newly elected offi
cers w re the plans for our annual
picnic to be held the third Thursday
in August, also a donation of $2 00
to the Bee News Milk Fund by the
club- A lovely luncheon was serv'd
by the hostess- Club adjourned to
retire during July and August, re
suming its business activities the
third Thursday in September.
Mrs- J. E. Todd, president
MSrts. Vassie M- Harold, reporter
ST. BENEDICTS CRUSADERS
Due to the rain Saturday night
June 16, the Crusaders picnic was
postpone until later on
Th:re will be an election of new
officers at the next club meeting- We
hope all the members will be present
and on time
Alvin Goodwin and Willie Harris
will be assistant teachers at St
Benedicts Sumnvefc* School- Miss
Modessa Richard and Mr- Alvin
Goodwin were appointed by the
president to teach catechism to the
children, aftlxr nine o'clock mass du
ring the summer. Mr- Sam Barton
was appointed as: “Spiritual Moder
ator*” over the alter boys society.
Mr. Robert Simpkins, who is
studying “Priesthood” in Bayhead,
Miss-, is our most distinguish visitor
Oh Boy, It’s Here
Free Lunch With Beer
On Monday evening at 8:30 p. m. you may be served
with chicken salad, and large stein of Budweiser
Beer for the small sum of 10 cents.
Remember we sell the best Barbecue in town. It
is barbecued by Colonel Mason and served by Gen
eral Knox. '
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during the summer months- We are
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The Crusaders are sponsoring an
ice cream social Saturday night,
June 30- Everybody is welcome
Come and bring the family.
Mrs- M- A- Stirling, president
Minnie Prey or, secretary and rep
LADIES FRIENDSHIP CLUB
The Ladies Friendship Club was
entertained by Mrs- Dollie BLrry, at
the home of Mrs- Mary Turner 3018
Burdette Street, Thursday June 21
T.n members were present and busi
ness was transacted as usual- We are
progressing quite nicely on our quilt,
it will be finished soon- We had one
visitor, in the person of Mrs- Ida
Fontaine- One of ou'j members Mrs
Theresa Anderson, is ill in the hos
pital, but she is getting along fine
now. Th>.s President, Mrs- Minnie
Bums, went to visit Mrs. Theresa
Anderson Sunday afternoon- She was
getting along nicely. Mrs- Anderson
went to the Lord Liste" Hospital last
Thursday.
Tba next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs- Edith Hope, 2425
Parker.
Minnie Burns, president
Myrtle Stringer, secretary
Dollie Bu.vy, reporter
“Y” NEWS
TROJAN CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
The following offeers were el', cted
for the year 1934-35 at the Trojan
Club meeting: President, M"s- Doro
thy Pollard; Via* President, Miss Ola
! McCranney; Secretary, Miss Celes
I tne Smith; Assistant secretary, Miss
Edna McAllister; Treasurer, Ansa
Michael; and noprter, Miss Roberta
Pharr.
Mrs. Ftrwilda A jtison, representa
tive of the Young Women’s Represen
tative Council attended the closing
meeting held at Camp Brewster on
Thursday. Mrs- Dorothy Pollard,
president of the club was elected as
a delegate to the Summer Industrial
Confence at Lake Okoboji, July 3 to
13- Mrs- Pollard will leave Omaha on
SSunday and drive to the Lake with
Miss Lillian McGrew, Industrial secre
tary and Lizzie Loveder, Registrar
“Y” SWIMMING CLASS OPENS
WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 6TH
The Class in swimming will be held
at. the Cb nst Child Center at Williams
and South Testh Street on Wednesday
evenings from six until eight p- m
The class is free and open to any
girl between the ages of nine on.
Thera will be individual instructons
for beginners and advanced pupils.
Mias Rachel I. Taylor, executive
seo*etary of the Nrth Side “Y” left
the city Thursday to attend an in
stitute on Race Relations to be held at
Swathmora Collge, Swathmore. Penn
sylvania, JuJv l to 29. The institute
will be a study of race relations
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