SOCIAL C. - i,. CLUBS
AFFAIRS ''O-0-C-l-e-T-y> ORGANIZATIONS
Mns. Helen Johns has moved
from 2713 N. 26th street to 2110
N. 27th Ave.
Mrs. Hattie Montgomery, who
has been visiting in Cheyene, Wyo. j
is expected home soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hibbs just(
retume<l from two week's trip to
St Louis and Galesburg, W.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Selby, 2620
Grant street, motored to Des
Moines, la., in their new Oldsmo
bile.
Rev. Mjcllenry, Lincoln, Nebr.,
was a visitor in he city Sunday,
August 29th. He attended Christ
Temple church.
Elder and Msr. O. J. Burckhnrdt,
Lincoln, Nebr., were On.-aha viisiors
on Sunday, Augus 29th. They wor
shipped at Christ Temple church.
Miss Harriet Harris, of St. Louis |
Mo., is visiting in the city with
her sister, Mrs. Oscar Blanton,
2715 Miami street.
Miss Ruth Burleson left for
Muskogee, Okla. to viait her grand
motner, Mrs. N. Rivers. She will
live at 2613 Grant street, has just
Mils. Lucius Prater, 2624 Binney,
returned from Topeka, Kansas,
where she was the house guest of
Mrs. Ben Thompson. While in To
peka, Mrs. Prater was extensively
entertained.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter, of Kansas
City, Mo., will be the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W'alter Moore, 2130 N.
27th street. Mrs. Moore was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carter while
vacationing in Kansas City.
Norman Eugene Moore, ison of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore, re
turned from Marshall, Mo., where
ho was vacationing. Norman was
the guest of his cousin, William
Leverett Brown.
Register now for day and night
classes at the Y. W. C. A. The
(subject* teiugbt. are shorthand,
typewriting, businglish English,
spelling and bookkeepping. Morn
ing classes from 9:30 to 12:00 and
evening classes from 7:00 to 8:00
Three capable- teachers!! All class
es free!!
Elder J. W. Goodwin, jwstor of
Christ Temple has just reumed
from Chicago, where he reports
having attended one of the most)
interesting and progressive con
ventions in the history of the
church. There* were also ohers who
represented the Omaha church.
Mrs. Annc-tta Hogan and her mo
thor, Mrs. Redd, who live at 2007
Ohio St. were also in attendance.
Elder Gewdwin arranged, while at
tho convention, for Bishop Wash
ington and party to come by way
of Omaha on their return to the
coast, and spend Sunday with the
church, that the- Bishops many fri
ends in Omaha may get to meet
him and hear him preach.
Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Ijpve who
lives at 2613 Grant street, has just
reumed to the city after an ex
tended trip to the Texas Centen
nial where they reported a great
fair in progress. They returned by
the way of Arkansas and Oklaho
ma. where they visited relatives
•and from here to Chicago where
they were in attendence at the Na
ional Convention of the Church of
Christ “Holiness.” During their |
stay in Chicago they were the
guests a the home of Mr. and Mrs. |
H. G. Anderson, who recently mo-1
ved from Omaha to make their
home in Chicago. The Loves were j
accompanied on their trip by Mi’s.1
Lucy Bell and her daughter, Fran-!
cis, of 2604 Decatur street. The
party reported an excellent trip
without accident.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Love enter
tained Sunday with a lunchen at
their summer home for the follow
ing guests: Bishop Wm. A. Wash
ington and wife, Mrs. Albrittan,
Mrs. Leon Poipe and daughter, Eld
er Caldwell, all of Los Angeles,
Elder Trago McWilliams. Elder 0.
J. Burckhardt and wife of Lincoln.
While this luncheon was given by
the Love*, Mrs. Leon Pope some
how seemed to have been chief
cook, and Mrs. Lucy Bell, chief
supervisor (of the dining room af
fairs. While Mrs. Love was permit
ted occasionally to make a sugges
tion. We need not say all enjoyed
the feast prepared for the occasion.
It was a Bumptious one.
Mrs. Rebecca Hunter, 2425Vi
Patrick Ave., is sick.
Mrs. Lewis Hawkins, 2911 Par
| ker street is on the sick list.
Mrs. Bryant, 2918 Grant has just
returned from a visit with her fa
ther.
Mrs. Mollie Smith, 2401 Patrick
avenue, is sick in St. (Utherine
Hospital.
Mrs. Elnora Campbell, 1924 N.
27th St., who in cm the sick list, is
slowly improving.
Miss Goldie Wallace, 2425 Grant
street, has just returned from
Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Cal lie Puckett, Memphis,
Tenn., is visiting her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Mary Miller, 2711 Burdette
street.
Mrs. Ceolia Turner, 1806 N. 28th
Jrtreet, who is visiting her mother
in Georgia is expected to return
home next week.
Min. Irene Johnson, of Minnea
polis, Minn., is visiting Mrs. Viola
Simmons and Mrs. Ethel Davis,
2012 Patrick ve.
Pvt. Joseph II. James, Ft. Leaven
worth, Kas., is spending the week
with his wife, Mrs. Joseph James,
2609 Blonde St.
Mrs. Jessie Wilson and son of
Atchison, K*as., who are visiting
Mrs. Millard Carr, 2112 N. 27th
street, returned to their home last
week.
Rev. and Mrs. T>.in L. Cork, 6108
S. 25th street, entertained at din
ner Tuesday evening, the Rev. and
Mrs. H. W. James, district supt.
of the Topeka Dist. Centiul West
Conference, Miss Hattie L. Hooks,
Missionary Ganta Mission, Monro
via West Africa, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Danner, Washington St..; Mr. Hugh
Wesley Williams and Rev. and Mrs.
William Farmer, 2507 L street. A
very pleasant evening was enjoyed
by all. Each one expressed them
selves very graciously to their
charming hostess, Mrs, Emma Lee
Cork.
The largest ami most attended
functions of the American Legion
Auxiliary was the Paralee Ban
quet, honoring all past presidents
of which Mm. Mable Fields was
an invited guest and he only re
presentative of our group. She is
a charter president of the Roose
velt Post Aux. This affair was
given at the Fontenelle Hotel where
w chosen three course menu was
served. After dinning, an enjoyable
program was rendered, Mrs. Stein
berg giving several beautiful vo
cal selections. The presidents were
introduced and gave one minute
remarks. Wo feel very elated as
Mrs. Fields was given all the court
esy one could desire at such an af
fair. Mrs. Fields ih very active
with her own unit. She also organ
ized the first Junior Auxiliary.
Miss Hattie L. Hooks, a mission
ary from Ganta Mission, Liberia,
Africa, home on o furlough, was
the house guest for a few days of
Ripv, and Mrs. William Farmer,
2501 L street, So. Omaha. Miss
Hooks was here as a guest speak
er ton Missions for the Topeka Dis
trict Conference which convened
at Clair M. E. church. Mrs. Hooks
attended the General Conference
of the M. E. Church in Columbus,
Ohio and was the house guest of
Rev. and Mm. B. F. Holloway, sis
ter and brother-in-baw of Mm.
Farmer,
Bishop Washington and party
arrived in Omaha Friday on their
return trip from the National Con
vention of he Church of Christ
which was held in Chiohapo. The
party in company with the Bishop
were re. M. T. Washington, Mrs.
W. E. Holman, Adj. Bishop wife
Mrs. Leona Pope and daughter,
Mrs. Albrittlan, and Elder Cald
well, all of Ix>s Angeles. The Wash
ingtons and Popes while in Omaha
made %heir headquarters at Mr
and Mre. Bennie Love’s beautiful
home out on West 34th street. Mrs.
Albrittan was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. William Stallwtorth, 2624
Burdette street. Elder Caldwell
found a pleasant stay with Mr. and
Mrs. Will Jones 2622 Burdette St.
Mrs. O. J. Burckhardt, who spent
Sunday with the church people was
the house guest of Mre. Rtey Lee
Joom and mother, '. wl,'
Mrs. Anna Ross, 2B06 N. 24th
street is still sick.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brown are
at home to their friends at 2814
Parker street.
Mrs. Manderine Dodd, 3028 Bur
dette, is able to lie out again after
la severe sick spell.
Mrs. Grad is Abrams and son,
| 2225 N. 25 St., and Goriene Nails,
j her neiee have gone to Oklahoma
I for an indefinite visit.
Miss I.illiam Westbrook, who has
been visiting in Morohead, Miss.,
has returned to the city.
Mrs. Maud Randolph of Attum
wh, la., m the guest of Mi's. Har
rison Warner, 2606 Patrick Ave.
Mrs. Mary Jackson, 1816 N. 28 ^
street, nfother of Arhur Brown of
the same address, is still on the
sick list.
Mrs. Edna Mitchell Was the din
ner guest of Mrs. J. W. Singleton,
1002 N. 25h street, on Friday,
Sept. 4.
Mi-s. John Booth, 3002 Grant St.,
is expecting Mr. Addis Booth and
wife from N. Little Rock, Ark., to
arrive in the city for a visit.
Thdodore Love, Mr. and Mrs.
(flarenee Lowe and Mrs. Denton
moored to Baxter Springs, Kansas
on Monday, August 31.
Mrs. Edna Mitchell wishes to
thank all those who cooperated
with her in the survey for the
Omaha Guide Publishing Co.
The Poro Hair Dresserts gave
their annual picnic an Sept. 1 at
Elmwood Park. Each one invited
a guest Mrs. A. Micheal, presid
ent.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stone, 1908 N.
28th street, who has been crippled
[for two years is now improved. We
i are glad to hear of Mrs. Stone’s
1 progress.
Mm. William Lambeth, 3231 Ev
ans St., entertained seven of her
friends Friday at a farewell lunch
eon for Mre. Sarah Charles, of
Chandler, Okla.
Mr. Fred Edmonds, of the 10th
Calvary, stationed a Ft. leaven
worth. Kansas, returned to camp
after a week’s stay in the Sgt.
Gtfcv. Bivens’ home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Preyor, 2007
Parker St., Mr. and Mrs. ClinlOn
Nelson, 2020 N. 27 St., left Friday,1
Sept. 4 for Meadows, Nebr., on a
fishing trip, and returned Labor
Pay.
Miss Helen Riven. 2512 Lake Si j
left Friday for Ft. Leavenworth, '
Kan as, where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. Rebecca Edmonds.
Miss Rivens expects to make a ten
day visit,
Mrs. Charlotte (Jordan of At
lantic City, N. J. announced the ^
engagement of her son, Nash Gor- j
dan to Clemetine Edwards of Oma
ha. The couple will be married on
Sept. 15, and will make their home
in New York City.
Mrs. M. E. Nash and daughter,
Mrs. M. E. James, 2017 Grant on-'
tertained at a luncheon in honor
(of Mrs. Leota Shannon and daugh
ter, Loretta, of Leavenworth, Kas.
The guest list included Mr. and
Mm. Williams, Mr. Alfred Green,
Mrs. Beatrice Ellington, Mrs. Edna
Mitchell, Miss Addie Holmes, Mr.
Eugene Rice and Mr. John James.
The guest reported a delightful
time.
“The Little Diner”
To dine at the Little Diner
means complete satisfaction
of the appetite.
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Including Diploma by Mail.
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Box 5315 Chicago, 111.
Mrs. H. Johns has moved from
271.3 N. 26th St. to 2110 N. 27th
Ave.
Mrs. Mary Oglesby, 2426 Grant
St., just returned from Lake Oki
boji.
Mrs. Aslee Woodall, 2810 Deca
tur.street who sprained her ankle,
is slowly improving.
B. C. Coleman,2211 Grant St., is
ill. Mr. Coleman just returned
from New York.
Miss Arabella Hall and Mrs Sylvia
Hall were the guests of Mrs. Ian
tha Haynes, 2602 Decatur St.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hibbs just
returned from a two weeks’ trip
to St. Louis and Galesburg, 111.
Cornelius Henderson has returned
from a two weeks’ vacation in Lit
tle Rock and Newport, Arkansas.
Mrs. Roberta Patterson, 2020 N.
26th street who has been very sick
in the University Hospital has re
turned home.
Mrs. Corine Jackson, Los An
geles, Calif., has been the house
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Irene Ford,
2017 N. 24th St.
Mr*. Llody Brown, of Kansas
City, formerly an Omaha boy, is
visiting Mr. Vernon J. and Steve
Johnson, 616 N. 46th St.
Mrs. Ruth Burleson left for
Muskogee, Okla. bo visit her grand
mother, Mrs. N. Rivers. She will
be gone indefinitely.
Mrs. Sarah Charles, of Chandler,
Okla., left Friday for her home
afer a two weeks’ visit with her
sister, Mrs. Margaret Hayes, 2308
N. 25 St.
| Mrs. Ardie Williams, Muskogee,
Okla., and Mrs. Gladys Sanderfur
of Kan as City, Mo., are the guests
of Mrs. Johnnie Jackson 2904 De
catur street. They will be here in
definitely.
Bishop and Mrs. Washington,
Bishop and Mrs. Holman and Mrs.
Pope and her daughter were visot
0!« at Christ Temple after having
attended the convention of Christ
Tenvple church in Chicago. They
have returned to their home in Los
Angeles, Calif.
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Mrs. Gertrude Gilder, 1803Vi N.
I 24th St. is on the sick list.
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Mrs. Hustina Slaughters, 1908 N.
26th street is on the sick list
Mils. Georgia Allen is remodel
ing her home at 2434 Franklin St
Mrs. Edna Michell was a visitor
at Paradise Baptist church on Mon
[ day evening.
Mrs. Pearl May, 2416 Parker St.,
is visiting in Des Moines, la. with
her sister, Mrs. Young.
l>r. and Mrs. Craig Morris and
| Dr. and Mrs. G. B. Lennox spent
| Labor Day in Chicago
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Mrs. Jennie Alexander, 2630 Pa
trick Ave., mother of Mrs. Cornel
ius Dodson, is improved.
Walter Johnson and Leon Saw
yer spent Labor Day fishing. They
report a wonderful catch.
Mrs. Alberta Micheal and Miss
Francis Covington, entertained the
Progressive club on Sept. 2, at 2115
N. 27th St.
Mrs. E. L. Dudley, 2624 N. 26th
St, returned Saturday, August 29
from Denver, Colo., where she was
called by the illness of her sister,
Mrs. B. R. Turner.
Mrs. Georgia Johnson and daugh
ter, Meredith, of St. Louis, are vi
siting Mr. and Mrs. Isom Johnson,
1801N. 24th St. They will be in
the city for three weeks.
Sgt. and Mrs. Clarence Gardner,
of Ft Leavenworth, Kansas, re
turned to their home Sunday, Au
gust 31, after spending he week
end with Sgt. and Mrs. Geo. Bi
vens, 2512 Lake St.
TuLULA PIE AND
SANDWICH SHOP
Individual pies 5c, each baked
fresh every day.
Large pies haked to order 25c up
All kinds of Sandwiches served
Buy your Barbeque by the
pound
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VITALIFE INCORPORATED
Mrs. V. Moore, 2606 Blondo St.,
is reported as being very sick.
Mns. Corene Peniton, Los An
geles, Calif., is visiting relatives
in the city.
Mns. Alice Mosley who was in
jured in getting on a street car
is improving nicely.
Willie Ruth Katlin of Besemer,
Ala. is visiting in the home of Mr.
and Mns. Robert Harris, heir cou
sins.
Mrs. Alberta Micheal, 2116 N.
27th St., entertained Mrs. Laura
Bowman of Evergreen, Ala., on
August 23.
Miss Maud Anderson, 2607 Pa
trick avenue, has gone to Chicago
to live with her mother, Mns. Am
elia Anderson, formerly of Omaha.
Mrs. Walter William has depart
ed for her home in Chicago after
spending a week with her sister,
Mrs. Earl A. Wheeler, 3011 N. 28
street.
Mrs. Eva May Hayes and little
son, Charles Dudley left Saturday
for Dallas. Tex., where she will
visit relatives and friends. Enroute
to Dallas, they will visit Miss Ruth
Burleson at Muskogee, Okla.
IMPERIAL CAFE
Vollie Saunders, Mgr.
Open under new management.
Good food and service with a
smile. Open from 6 a.m. to 6
p.m. 106 S. 14th Street.
SPARKS
VAN TRANSFER
Local and Long Distance Moving
Furniture and I'iano Moving.
Closed Trucks
2217 Cuming St. JA 6562
DOLGOFF
HARDWARE
Paint, Glass and Varnish
We do glazing and make window
shades to order
1822 24 N. 24 WE 1607
ECONOMY
BEAUTY SHOP
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Lillian Cunningham
Bessie Wilson
Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
1809 N. 24 WE 4240
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We Fill Relief Prescriptions
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Long Distance Hauling
Moving and Storage
Phone WE5656 2414 Grant St.
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2509 N. 24th, Street.
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Friedman’s
SHOE STORE
We do Shoe Repairing while
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ren for school.
1510 N. 24th St. JA 6353
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1809 N. 24 St. Omaha
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Gas and Motor Oils
Alemite Grease Job 59c
Special, Car Washed 49c
2303 N. 24 St.
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20.000 Batteries
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