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C. Montgomery, Mr. aiul Mrs. Tho
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Wright spent an enjoyable evening
Saturday playing games and cards
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Dr. Thompkins
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able to dine in a Cafe that wa* estab
lished for the soul purpose and con
vience of the representatives of Con
•,t©ss and their secretaries. Dr
Dr. Thompkins said that the Negro
was more concerned of the treatment
the rare as a whole received from
the United States than they are
about a Jim Crow Cafe. Dr. Thomp
kins Faid as the result of Congress
man Oscar DePriost misreur^euta
tion of the Negro in Washington. D
C-, he was going to be defeated for
the reelection in November 6- H©
thought Oscar DePriest was well
aware of this fact for he had told
an Omahan that he would not fee able
to assist the Republican party in
Omaha due to the fact that h© had
his hand* full, taking care of his af
fairs in Chicago. Dr- Thompkins
spoke on the fine cooperation he had
received from Congressman E- R
Burk© in the interest and welfare of
the Negro in Washington. D. C
'He said the Negro In Omaha
coukl not afford to fall to give a full
measure of support to Congressman
Burke for U. S. Senator- For if he
was elected to the United States*
Senate the Negro of Nebraska would
have a full share and equal represen
tation in evstry avenue that is deserv |
ing- Dr- Thompkins closed his re j
marks requesting especially the Ne !
gro^s of the second ward, to roll up
a large number of votes for the en
tire democratic ticket especially send
Johnny Ojven te the Housg of Repre
sentatives in Lincoln. Neb. The stage
was stormed by interested voters
who were eager to shake his hand
and compliment him for his wonder
i»ul address in the interest of the dem
ocratic party. At the close of Dr
Thompkins address the Chairman of
the committee, Mr. C- C. Galloway,
introduced Congressman E. R.
'Burke- The congressman was receiv
ed with great applaudes from the
audience. Congressman Burke stated
he w»s not going to make a political (
speech for it was not necessary for
him to say any more as Dr- Thomp
kins and the chair had said plenty
far him. But he did feel that it was
his duty to say something for the
dorr-,ocratic ticket.
Ha was glad to .say that the entire
democratic party was anxious for the
return of Representative Johnny
Owen to the House of Representa ,
tive. Ho spoke on the fine qualities
of which Mr. Johnny Owen
possessed and the wonderful record
he had made in the last session of
iegislature- Congressman E. R.
.Burke dosed by asking Negro voters
to support men in this campaign that
will be loyal to the President’s pro
gram.
Dr- Thompkins was well received
by approximately 1.000 attentive
listeners of Omaha voters. The house
was packed to its fullest capacity.
OLD FRIENDS MEET
Mr. O- C. Wind, formerly of
Omaha ®nd who now resides in Wich
ita, Kas.. and is director of Clarence
Love’s orchestra and Mr. Walter
Jones another former Omahan. who
resides in Cincinnati, Ohio, meet in
Omaha for a visit with relatives and
friends for a few days. Mr. Jones
drove from Cincinnati in a lovely
car. aecompanied by his wife. Mr.
Jones has been married 18 months,
he married a Cincinnati girl. Mr
O. C. Wind will'be the guest of his
aunt at 924 N. 28th Street. Mr. and
IVSra. Jones will be the guest of their
mother, 2684 Seward Street while they
are in the city.
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Thanksgiving Day Football
Doubieheader At Lincoln
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In the world of football double
header« are in innovation but It is
just such a treat that fans who attend
the Nebraska and Missouri game at
Memorial stadium, Lincoln, Neb., on
November 24. have in store.
Before the two university teams
clash the fans will be regaled by two
juvenile team—the Bluebloods of Lin
coin and the homeless boys team of
Father Flanagan’s Boys’ Home. These
two teams met for the first time a
couple of weeks ago at Father Flana
gan’a Boys’Hom e anc the homeless*
boys won, 13 to 0
Such an outstanding virand of foot
baU was displayed by the two squads
that arrangements were made for
them to play at Memorial stadium.
Three quarters of the game, begin
ning at 12-30 will be played before
the big game starts, and the final
quarter between halves. 'Father Flan
a*ran’s Boys’ b3nd also will regale the
thousands of fans chiring the game.
The Lincoln Bluebloods are formal
ly known as the Southside Juniors’
students of Irving High school. It is
just one of the number of boys’
teams organized by Bert Faulkner,
Lincoln insurance main, who^e hobby
is development of sportsmanship in
bo vs.
It wil be the first time Father
Flanagan’s homesless boys have ever
played before such a tremendous
crowd as is expected- for the Nab
raska and Missouri gapie.
WOODSON CENTER
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The 1934-34 dob season has begun
with a bang. The dubs are High
School. Jolly Club. Highland Health.
Golden Stars, Ever Ready and th®
Alumni Club- There are also three
boys clubs, namely, the Midgets,
Diamonds and a group of old*r boys
who styl ethemseJves as the Rhythm
°iub.
The High School Club will have
Mr- George Grimes from The World
Hearld Editorial Staff to speak to
them at their meeting on Monday
November 12. The club is interest
ed in planning a club newspaper..
Tha president of the club. Mr. David
Stewart has begun a series of short
biographical sketches of famous Ne
groes, calling on club members for
th'ese reports. The first will be given
by Cecil Walls on Booker T. Wash
ington at the next meeting. This club
is panning also to do something in
the way of service work for Thanks
giving
The Jolly Club, a group of very
youg girls, have been doing some
interesting things. On Halloween
their meeting dav, they were told
some stories by Mrs. Barre and Mrs
Duckworth, all about goblins anc
witches The girls are planning tc
have a Doll Contest- Vote* -for the
piecee- Each girl will dress her owr
doll at dub meeting. Jessie King is
chairman of the ticket committee anc
Viola Curtis and Gloria Morrow are
helping her Miss Sarah Murdock is
th»' Sponsor of this club
"the Golden Star Club is sponsor
ing a sale of fresh rolls to sell at
10 cents a dozen oa November 8
Loretta Agee is president of the
Golden Stars. They also plan tc
sponsor a short program «t the Old
Folds Home in the mar future.
The Highland Health C’ub enjoy
od themselves at their Halloween
Party so much so that they didn’t
want to go home- These girls are in
terested in sewing and have begun
a sewing class, meeting cn a day
other than their regular club meet
ing time. This dub is planning tc
entertain their parents and friend
at a tea on November 25- Thev have
also begun to plan a fair for Christ-*
mas in conjunction with -the house
activities- Eveelyn Alston is the pre
sident and Miss Kizzalee Harris is
the sponsor. .
The Alundni Club had its mem
bership r«lly in the forum of a Kid
dio Party on Monday evening. Nov
ember 5 at 8 p. m- Twenty three
members of the club were presenl
dressed in kiddie co:*tumds. Games
were played and enjoyed by all. Taf
iy appms were served tne group aru;
a half hour of social dancing was
enjoyed- This club is interested it
dramatics- At the next meeting, Othc
West, a member of the club will re
late some of his experiences in the
CCC at Readina. Kas. The remain
der of the time -will be given ovei
to the reading of plays brought ir
by the committee: the. Misses Arielc
Mitcheele, Loretta Riddles axd Louise
Bryant. On November 17. the clut
will nol’er skate at the Central Y
W. C. A- Miss Helen Hodgeg is pre
sident of the club- The. Alumni club
meets every Monday at 8 p- m.
The classes in Adult Education bn
gan Sunday with the first forum
The Youth and the Community was
the subject for diseussion. Mrs.
Mable Harris and Miss Dorothy
Springs offered vocal solos. The
classes to be offeree.d are Elemen
tary and advanced school subjects.
Public Speaking, Dramatic Art and
Negro History.
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NEW YORK—Chargedf with tak
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THINGS NORTH OMAHANS
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North Omahans are very fortunate
in having two of the largest modern
laundries *nd cleaning establish
m«nts in the city. They should show
to these establishments. North
Omahans should show their apprecia
| tion of these large industries in our
community by patronizing theso laun
driea.
Most of the employees in the Ed
holm Sherman and in the Emerson
Laundries live in our community.
They are a part of us. We should
j shew our gratitude for the confidence
these fiirms have placed in us by
locating in our community. There is
no question as to the Equality of their
among the finest laundry businesses
in our city and their polite and courte
ous treatment. They are absolutely j
ingrossed with the people who live
in this area.
The Emerson Laundry has installed
the Zorie Cleaning System and the
Edholm Sherman Laundry owns one
of the finest Vaporized Cleaning Sys
terns in the city of Omaha, with all
the latest modern equipment.
North Omahans are invited to in
spect these plants so they will become
more interested in the community
enterprises- Go any d’V* and the
manager will be gladsto »ho\y you
through.
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE
EXECUTIVE,TO BE GUEST
T- Arnold Hill of New York City,
Acting 'Executive Secretary of the
National Urban League, and director
of its - department af industrial Rela
tions. will be in Omaha on Novem
ber 23, 24 *and 25. as guest of the,
Omeha Urb»n cLavue. Whilen i
©iriaha, Mr. Hill will address a num
! ber of meeting and confer with sev
eral groups on industrial matter^ as
they effect Negroes,
Father E. J. Flanagan of^Fnther
Flanagan’s Boys’ Home, spoke to an
audience of over two hundred at the
Midcity Center, Sunday afternoon, on
“Parental Duty ” A program by the
Bays’ B'nd under the direction of
Donald Simmons, proceeded the ad
dress. * ^
Miss Lucy Mae Stamps and Mrs.
Evelyn Singleton were hostesses at.
Luncheon for Father Flanagan’s
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VISITS IN KENTUCKY
Mr. Myers and son. James Myer^.
Jr., and Mr- and Mrs. Baown of
South Omaha, have returned from a
two weeks’ visit in Lousiville. K;a
While in Kentucky, they visited re
latives and friends. They were also
tho guest of Prof- Bullington- They
attended many grand affairs, one es
pecially, the dance for the teachers
(hiring the Teachers’ Convention- On
their return trip they visited in
Indianapolis, Ind., Kansas City. Has-,
and St. Louis, Mo.
Boy’s Band. Covers -tfrre laid fun
twenty.
Miss Edorse Willis and Mrs. Pell
Lewis have been added to the Staff
at the Midcity Center- Miss Willis,
directing musical activities and Mrs
Lewis, directing physical education.
Friday. November 16, the Parents
Council will hear 0s gue$t speakers
Miss Rachael Taylor, of tho North
Side Y. W. C A- and Judge Rhode
of the Juvenile Court- The meotinp
will be held in the Auditorium at the
Midcity Center at 8 p. m-'
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MISS VIVIAN LEWIS LEAVES
FOR KANSAS CITY, KANSAS
Miss Rosy Winston of 2611 Cald
well Street, gave a farewell party for
Miss Vivian Lewis, who has been
visiting in Omaha for the past few
weeks and i*« returning to her home
i in Kansas City. Kas. Those present
were: Misses Vivian Lewis, Lottie
Smith. Marian Micklin and Messrs.
Richard Taylor. J. T. Br0wn, Joe
Sharren and Clarence Davis.
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.Airs. McRaven’s brother in Chicago
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juries he received when he made a
misstep while on the train. Mr.
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