The Omaha guide. (Omaha, Neb.) 1927-19??, September 19, 1936, CITY EDITION, Page TWO, Image 2
SOUTH OMAHA Rev P. M. Harris 'addressed Mt. Nebo’s congregation Sunday morn ing. His theme was “Common Courtesy.” Rev. Joseph Gates, of Council Bluffs, preached the morn ing and evening sermons at this church. Mrs. Gildie Jones," 5222 S. 30 Avo., expects to enter a local hos pital soon for medical attention. Little Edward Milton, 3113 R. St., who suffered a fractured knee Tuesday, is improving. Miss Erma Blacks ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blaekston, Harrison St., spent the past week in Lincoln visiting her music tea- i Cher, Mrs. Ann Williams. John Orduna, 11, of 5515 S. 31 St., who has an infected foot, is recovering. Mrs. A. P. Graham, 3209 U St., | returned from a visit in Chicago and Rock Island, 111. Labor Day. Mrs. Brazier Stewart is still confined to her bed. She is very grateful for the marry kindnesses evhown her and for the prayer meetings that have been held with her. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hughes, of Chi cago, 111., spent two days visiting Mrs. Jessie Lawson, 3217 U St., en route to California. The Hughes were making the trip by motor. _ i Mt Olivo Baptist church will ' give a sermonette on Sunday after noon, Sept. 20 Seven ministers will preach about the seven seas. The public is cordially invited. Miss Mayloise Ellerby has re turned to the hospital. ] 1 According to report received, , Amos Starks, 3004 V St., was rob- j bed of $27.00 the past week u*s he stood iin a crowd at 29th and R . St*. < Mrs. Mar Frank!in, of Boynton, Okla., is expected to arrive very soon to visit her son, Mr. Amos . 1 Starks. < Elder and Mrs. G. S. Hayden have returned from Kansas City, Mo. - ! Mrs. Julia Caldwell, who has j been ill, is recovering. Mrs. James White, 5615 S. 30 St., will entertain at a luncheon Saturday, Sept. 9, honoring her house guests, Rev. and Mrs. E. M. White, of Earlsboro, Okla., and Mrs. Hill. Rev. P. J. Sears is expected to arrive in the city from Texas this week. Little Junior Gilden, 27 and V St., is very ill with 'pneumonia. Mr. Marion Nelson, 6508 S. 32 ( St., enjoyed a visit from hLs son, Ciree, of C. C. C. ('amp, Ft. Riley,' Kansas. Mrs. Nellie Bassett has return- j ed from Des Moines, la., where she visited relatives and friends. While in Des Moines, Mrs. Bassett visited the State Fair. Mrs. Sylvoa Whiteside, R St., | expects to go to Kansas City this . week. Mrs. Whiteside is the Church Mother of the 30 and V St. Church of God in Christ. Little Rudolph King, 2914 W St., has had the cast removed from his leg. Crutches are being made for him. Rudolph is doing school work at his home, and is making excel lent grades. Mr. Ben Gilmore'and Mr. Morrow report a fine catch of fish as a re sult of Saturday’s fishing trip to Meadow, Nebr. Miss Helen Hodges, 6701 Rail road Ave., is confined to her bed by illness. BUY AN OMAHA GUIDE FROM YOUR NEAREST SO. OMAHA AGENT J. C. Harris Grocery Store, 5224 S. 30 St.. MA 0741. Dorsey Oliver, 5709 S. 29 St. MA 2678 Philip Payne, 5318 S. 31 St. - - Montgomery, 6407 S. 28 St. ~~ ~> C? o NEWS NOTES Miss Arlene Bryant, of Schuyler Nebr., is visiting her sister, Mrs Louis Harris, 2810 W. St. Mr. Cl us. Baesett, 2912 R St. was overcome by the heat Sept 5, He is slowly recovering. Car Overturns Mrs. Geraldine Martin, Mrs. Lil ian Berry and Mrs. Opal Rose wert in an auto wreck Sunday when the c'ar in which they were ruling hil r. bridge near Onawa, la. and over turned. All except Mrs. Martir escaped serious injury. Mrs. Mar tin suffered n sprained Luck and chest injuries. The party was en rouito to Souix City, la. Mrs. Gladys Starks and son, Dewey, together with grandson, Joe, returned from Springfield, 111., and Frankfort, Mo., where they spent their vacation. WOODSON CENTER Registration for the fall classes is now going on. The ladios have started their full dressmaking clas-es, from 1 to 3 on Tuesday afternoons. Fall canning cIL-ses are on Thursday nights from 7 to 9. RETORT CORRECTION According to a telephone call •eeeived from Miss Carrie Mc linty, the article given to an Oma ip, Guido reporter, with regard to discs McG'inty, Miss Marjorie Ter ■ell and Miss Priscilla Gildon hav ng left, home etc., was erroneous. Spaulding Cites Good Increase Durham, N. C., Seipt. 12—(C)— >»’. C. C. Spnuding, president of ho N. C. Mutual Life Insurance Company, reports on the world’s argeot Negro business: "Your com •any dosed the first half of its 18th year under very favorable :ircumst«uice«. Increase in premium ncome, $49,460; increase in insur es force, $1,343,003; increase in in 'eatment income, $10,000; decrease n death claims, 3.6 per cent; de cease in sick claims, 1.2 per cent.” Jesse Owens, the Olympie mnsatiou, announced this week through his manager, Martv rorkins, the appointment of W. U. Ziff Co. as his representa ives in negotiating with nation il advertisers who seek his on dorrement. Owens name ranks high in the business world as well ns in the professional world be cause of his exemplary conduct throughout tiie Olympic games. The international publicity ac corded him has resulted in mak mg Owens one of th<> best ath letes of all lime. His clean liv ing and his superb sportsman ship, even under trying condi tions, have gained for him the respect as well as the admira tion of the world. Because of his high ideals, Jesse Owens has become a i rack salesman .lie will not en dorse liquors or tobacco because he does not use them. He will restrict his endorsements only to products that he feels hon estely merit his commendation. The public knows this and con sequently Owens’ name will make for confidence on the part if the buyer. W. B. Zoff Co. is nationally known in the advertising and publishing world having plac ed most of thp advertising that has appeared in Negro news papers throughout the United Stales. The W. B. Ziff Co., has been for a great many years and is today, the national rep resentatives of this newspaper. Ft. Valley Begins Sept. 16 Ft. Valley, G*a. Sept. 12—(C)— The Fort Valley Normal and In dustrial school term begins Sept 16, according to announcement by Prof. H. A. Hunt, principal. Appeal Moore Case Asheville, N. C., Sept. 12—(C)— The NAAiCP here is raising funds with which to appeal to the Su (poreme Court the case of Martir Moore, convicted of the murder od Helen Clevenger and sentenced tc death. ( K#’l hrs James Pickard Jnfh, of ChdiesitontihiPuraia, chosen as the/gpkvlAtnmtux ffther ofnp6" fy Mo 6ohden fife Foundation. 7%e mother of four sons and two daughters atl of whom, she has jmt to college, Feing of moderate means she , did all her own ironing, cook 'd liiq,seu/ing and other house mip fairs Shul/i JelieueS, in training children, A make their own deeisio'is /Pom early days- that the average girl is hypiesZ wsuciy married and fa my a A why and that gar(nSrshowd. guide tether than. Sty-press or dictate O Ford To Speak On National Hook-Up For the first time in America’s history a nation-wide radio hook-up will carry the voice of a Negro vice presidential candidate into the deep south when J-ames W. Ford, | tkwnmunist, steps before the mi-! crophone on September 21 at 10:45! p. m. (New York Daylight Saving Time.) Ford, outstanding Negro leader will speak over the Red network of the National Broadcasting Com pany for 15 minutes on the pro- j blems facing the Negro people in the election campaign. Nine im portant southern cities from Rich mond to Miami will carry his words to hundreds of thousands in the south. To many who hear him his address will mark the first pre- j sidential campaign in which they feel they have a real stake. This will be the third of a series of eight coast-to-coast hook-ups I arranged by the National Election Campaign Committee of the Com munist Party. Mr. Ford’s radio ad dress will take place on the eve of a tour which will bake him ac ross the country to the Pacific const. The stations in the hook-up are: WOW, Omaha; WHO, Des Moines; and KOA, Denver. John Adams, Jr., Attorney 310 Knrhaek Blk., 15th a Douglas NOViCE TO NON-RESIDENT DEFENDANT In the District Court of Douglas County, Nebraska: To: Luther Simmons, whose place of residence nml upon whom personal service cannot be had, Defendant, i'QU ARE HEREBY notified tha on the 15h day of May, 1936, Jewell Simmons, as plaintiff filed her petition against you in the Dis rict Court of Douglas County, Ne-j braska, Docket 319, Page 364, he object 'and prayer of which is to obtain a divorce from you on the grounds of desertion, cruelty and non-support. You are hereby required to an swer said petition on or before the 12th day of November, 1936, or said petition wil be taken as true. Jo'well Simmons, Plaintiff, - By John Ad'ams, Jr., 9-3 4t. 9-26 Her Attorney Please Patronize Our Advertisers Don’t Sleep on Left Side, Crowds fleas_ GAS PRESSURE MAY CAUSE DISCOMFORT. RIGHT SIDE BEST. If you toss in bed and can't sleep on right side, try Adlerika. 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