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SOCIAL CLUBS | AFFAIRS x ORGANIZATIONS I • _ ) mmmwm hi : DENNIS 0 BRIEN Mr. Dermis O’brien, a candidate for municipal judge says that if the voters will study his record of services rendered to the citizens of Omaha, he has no doubt as tso what the result will be on Tues day, Nov. 3rd, in the municipal judge race. His friends say that his service to Omaha’s underpriv ileged citizens justifies the 'absol ute confidence that he will be el acted. Even the people who he pro secuted in police dourt when he was prosecutor, gife him credit for being a square shooter and he was honest with those who were hon est with him and was always will ing and ready to give the person who committed his fitet offense a chanceto prove his worth and make good. He refused to [prosecute any body for any individual grudge, but he held them to the law when a crime had been committed. Mr. O’Brien is commonly called “Den ny” by his friends and associates. He is a practiced attorney in part ners with the firm known as "O’ Brien and Powers” in the Patter son Block. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sanford, 954 No. 28th Ave., are having their beautiful home remodeled. Mr. Frsd Christensen is the contractor. Mrs. M. Spencer entertained, at a dinner Wednesday, Sept. 16, honoring Mrs. Opal Jaco. Other Guests were Itav. G. E. White and Rev. J, H. Reynolds . Mrs. W. A. Young of Dunning, Nebr., who has spent a pleasant summer visiting her sister and bro ther-n-law, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Specie, 2618 No. 27th St., left for her home Sept. 13th. Mrs. E. Montgomery of New York City and Mr. and Mrs. Stan ford of Omaha were guests at a breakfast given by Mr. and Mrs. John W. Thomas. 2212 Ohio St., Wednesday morning, Sept. 16th. Andy Jensen has been requested to run for School Board. Andy, as we all remember, was North Oma sa’s candidate for City Commis sioner last spring, losing by a small margin. Andy was also the Democratic candidate for assessor in 1934, also losing by a very small margin. If he could be persuaded to run he would bo a real asset on that board from his vast exper ience in municipal affairs and in taxation as well as business. The Membership Committee of the Northsido Y. W. C. A held its fall opening meeting on Wednes day evpning. Sept, lfith, with the chairman presiding. Mrs. Pullum, tho executive secretary of the Y. W. C. A., stated that one hundred and one new members have boon added to the membership, making a total of two hundred and one members up to date. It was also decided that the member-hip com mittee would entertain quarterly at a birthday party for the mem bers bom in each quarter. We will be calling you to share in the fun. Our next meeting will be the third Wednesday night in October. At this meeting we shall discuss some of the things which happened in our past convention. All committee members are kindly asked to be present. Mr/. Lillian Grisby, 241U Culd well, is on the sick list. Mrs. Carey Hail, 2721 OaJdwe]], is improving nicely, Mct'lo; Uryd, of 1208 No. 24th street is on the sick list. *'>•?. L. M. Amin. 24‘H Caldwell, u * returned from her vacation in Canada. Rev. M. F. Snriggs, evangliat of Kanin? City, Mo., is in the city for sn indefinite stay. Mrs. Vktory Dorsey, 1317 No. ‘‘7 '■ street, just returned from a visit in Kansas City. Mr. an! Mrs. I'M ward Danner, 2802 Washington srteet, are the parent:' < f a baby girl. Mis. Dorothy White, wife cxf Rev. Ct . C, White’, continues to im ffwvn at the County hospital. Mr. William Rogers, 2418 Ohio ft. left, Monday for Jackson, M;ss., v '’'ere he was it lied to the bed side of his mother. Mrs. V. Moore, Blondo St., is greatly improved. She wishes to thnnk her many friends for the kindness shown her during her ill ness. HIFjL, Prayer Doctor—-Advisor— Meetings on Sunday and Wed m day nights. Troubles, sorrows, sickness can be removed. Matt. 19: 26. 1201 No. 24th St. JA 6343. Mrs. 9 until 4, daily. Everybody welcome. Mrs. Katherine I,. Allen of Chan ute, Kas., returned to her home Monday after spending four weeks vi' iting her aunt, and uncle, Mr. and Mr?. Nathaniel Perkins, 981 No. 27th St. She was the. recipient o’’ ntiny social courtesies during her stay in the city. Our beloved pastor, Rev. P. J. Price, passed away last Wednesday nt 5:00 n. m., preaching his own sermon, subject, “The End cf the Road.” His last words were "Thank you Jems.” He then went to sleep. The church will surely miss our beloved leader. So beloved, sleep on, sleep on, nnd take thy rest. Some day we members of Pleasant (liven Baptist church hop*' to meet you on th other side. Mrs. Lottie Keyes. M’.SS ELLA JACOBS RETURNS Miss Ella Jacobs, 2624 Charles St., returned Wednesday from her vacation. On her way to Chicago she stopped in Kansas City, Mo., and Gary, Ind., for a short stay. She reports a lovely visit. From therte she went to Chicago, where she visited relatives and friends. While in Chicago she visited the Deleia Night Club, Savoy Dance Hall 'and many other beautiful pieces. Also many parties were given in her honor. She was ac •ontpamed by her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Juke Wells, but they returned after a four day stay. All reported a love ly vacation. BEST WISH^’ FROM Medical Arts Garage 1711 Hodge St. AT 700' Compliments of Joseph M. Burns ELECTRIC CONTRACTOR 2122 Spencer St. WE 3S 0 |j Big Bus excursion to Lincoln jtl for the purpose of attending J the annuat AME conference, gj Leave Oct. 11th at 8 a. m. and returning in the evening. Fare reasonable. For information || call WA 1817. ii -■""“-‘BBTi tmsms. vmmmswsm. BEST WISHES FROM Fritz Radio & Refrigeration SERVICE 2014 N. 49th Ave. WA 2551 41 Judge Artiiur C. Thompson, one i ! • •'•.•■'- lording judges is con sidered one of the finest in the di. net that over f.it on the Dis trict Court bench. He ia a candid ate for re-election on Tuesday, Nov. 3rd. Mrs. Elizabeth Tuddle departed this life on September 12. 1936 at the residence of her daughters, Mrs. Hallie Chesney and Ms. Alice Wade 2712 Franklin St. A brief service was held at Lewis Funeral Home. Sept. 16th. The body was acuonnpanied to its final resting place, Muskogee, Oklu., where she lived for a number of years before coming to Omaha. Rev. J. ii. Dot son, fomer pastor of Pilgrim Bap tist church of this city, notw pas turing in Muskogee had charge of the service. Mrs. Alice Wa.de, Mrs. Hallie Chesney, Mrs. Katie fmith and Mrs. M. Williams, all daughters of the deceased and her son Eddie Tuddle. mwompanied the body to Muskogee for burial. We wish to thunk our many friends for their kindness shown us in our sadness. Mrs. Hallie Chesney Mrs. Alice Wade, 2712 Frank lin Street. Mrs. May Elmores, 2836 Seward St.„ entertained at a luncheon Thursday honoring Mrs. Opal Jaco of I )es Moines. Rev. G. E. White was also a guest. Best Wishes from James J. Parks Contractors 27th & Ed Creighton Ave. Vincent Parks .1— I -. ... ■ .. , Complime t cl W. F. HOCH GradingC mi actor 4500 Ames Ave. KE 031 Best Wishes from Parish Sanders Motors DODGE PLYMOUTH USED CARS ?5rP Fnrnam St. WE 0900 BEST WISHES FROM Socony Vacuum Oil Co. , 18th and St. Marys Ave. i!:_ J [TV ? N .Mil ,, « <« t ill •! '••f I'f.wrnplitin* i»(n uirh i> AMERICAN WTEITrn SHO 2369 N. 24th, Street. 1 ’ ?t< r HT ] * 'Ip T'J'ct Ki.ii IK >TS IN Tim WEST ALT, KINDS of SANI W KMT IT NV" W.V.V A .S, . . .V.V ? COFFEE JOHN’S $ ^ 111 So. 14th St. -I I; Biggest 10c Meals In City Ifc A> Everybody Welcome I" ■ v.v.v.v.v.w.w.v.v.wv.* Mrs. Viola Althea Crumbley, 3029 Burdette St., reports an en joyable time during her two days' visit ‘at the state fair in Lincoln. Nebr. Mrs. L. Hartfield and Mr . Cen tral Williams of 1512 No. 26th St. moored to Topeka, Kas., to spend the week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Georgetta McAllister, 1510 Guinev St. They reported <a wonderful ti re. They returned home Monday. Accompanying Mrs. Hartfield and Mr. Williams home was Mr. Hardy. He will spend two weeks in the city Many pleasant events have been planned for him during his stay in the city. The Spirit' Temple No, 6 closed its ten day revival Monday, Sept. 21. Mother Bishop Sutton of Kan sas City, Kas., left for Parson, Ka^ From there she will go to Oklahoma City after which she will return to Kansas City for the convention which convenes Oct. 17 •at M ‘her Bishop Sutton’s church in Kansas City, Kas. The Willing Workers club of the Metropolitan Spiritual church held lovely business meeting on ^ Than day evening at 2122 Erskine1 St. Mrs. Anna Sue Gordon was el <> ted vice president. A fter the busi ness of the meet’ng was over Mrs. , G. Mayberry and Mrs. E. J. Pal- j mer were hostesses at *a delicious luncheon. Mrs. G. Mayberry, president. i The Metropolitan Busy Bee club met at the residence of Mrs. M. Warren, 1412 No. 26th St., Tues-1 day evening, Sept. 150. The club opened with devotions. Business j war 1 inserted. Mr. Anderson was the r-v' il PoKghtful re Ve slm-ent? were served by the host. Cjmpl ments of Rbv Anderson Plumbing Co. <•963 M’Mt&ry />ve. bsst WISHES FROM George Drdla, I) 1) S 3305 Cuminc St AT 2?70 HEFT & NOYES j MONT.TMTTS AND MARKERS At Reasonabla Prices 40th anJ Forest L.uvn yr 1-1 * ^ yo 1 i JO - A - -vv J FOR THE REST IN . Pianos . Rand Instruments . Electric Refrigerators . Radios 1512 Douglas Street Mrs, Kay Hudson has gone to Jackson, Miss., wisere she was call ed by the illness of her mother. Mrs. Caroline Underwood, 2718 Caldwell street is on the sick list. She is the mother of Mrs. J. Tra vis. Mr. Jess Whitley, 3028 Burdette street, is suffering from a badly crushed hand and two broken fin gers. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Joseph, 2432 Caldwell street, are the proud par ents of a 7 pound boy, bom on August 29th. Mrs. Mildred Cheateam Wright reports that she located her bro ther, Joe “Buss” Cheateam at 1215 Michigan St., Kansas City, Mo. She has been trying to locate him since the death of an older bro ther in July. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crumbley, 2816 Binney St. and their daughter, Mrs. Mae Lee and her three child ren, 2811 Burdette St., returned Friday night, So(pt. 18th from a ■ v • • or trip through Kans as where they visited relatives and friends. NEW AND USED CARS Ed Lincoln Motor Co. 2209 Harney St. JA E211 Call KE 1557 for J i F‘T.NACF ft~PAT —1 Now us the ti t McMahill & F Furnace C . 2920 Meredith Avenfle (’ONFIDKNViAL LO \NS Lowest Rates <n Diamonds, Matches, Jewelry, Luggage, Musical Instruments, Radios, Cameras, Shot Guns, Etc. Simon’s Jewelry & Loans Co. Licensed and Bonded 1401 Douglas Street e — The Elite Cigar Store j L'irect Wire On All Sports j Events i 1 Kspecitilly United Fred Myers, M(»r 11A 1225 4 -j! I N. 24th St. } APPREN TIC E V7ANTED GROW GLOSS BEAUTY SHOP ^3ooth on commission FT.F.sf TURNER 2512 N. 24th AT 303G Du ffy Pharmacy Wh 0«hm "Mth mrrl I.*KE STREETS PRESCRIPTIONS Free D-oIiverv fi f , r % f.T.;. w. 4rf /**?-. rs S±flfc 1 ; ■ „ >.1 ' . , _... beautifully washed and returned just damp enough to IRON. tffciiM’m !>umSle 42c LACNDERER AND DRY CLEANERS Edholm & Sherman 2401 North 24th St. We 6055 > . ■ - * Harlem Play Girls To Play Dream land Sept. 25 The Harlem Play Girls, an all women orchestra has been engaged to play a dance at Dreamland Fri day, Sept. 25th. This organization is under the direction of Edie Crump. This- orchestra has achiev- j ed considerable popularity through-; out the entire west, central and southern states. The Harlem Play J Girls consist af 14 versatile girl musicians, the only race organiza tion of the kind touring the Unit ed Sates. They are now returning from a west coast tour by way of Salt Lake City, Denver, Omaha, Minneapolis, Milwaukee and Chi cago. Best Wishes from TUCHMAN BROS. Grocery 24th and Lake Street -1 Buy Your Winter Fuel Now GOODELL Coal & Feed Co. Coal l ard, 3302 I’ratt Street KE 7272 Office, Feed Store, 2815 N. 16 St. JA 8506 Feltman & Curme invite you to inspect their new modes in fall footwear for men and women at popular prices. Ladies ’ Men’s $3.30 $4.00 Feltman & Curme Shoe Stores Co. 1520 Farnam Street_ ! ,? Christine Althouse i : Beauty Salon i j Introducing the j Cocktail Facial | An Oil Facial given with j j your shampoo j | OPERATORS 1 Christine Althouse 1 ‘ Nina Lewis Lorraine Parker t ! WE 084G 2422 N. 22 St. j j IMPERIAL CAFE Vollie Saunders, Mgr. i Open under new management. Good food and service with a smile. Open from 6 a.m. fo 6 p.m. 106 S. 14th Street. SPARKS VAN TRANSFER s* Local and Long Distance Moving ! Furniture and Piano Moving. Closed Trucks | 2217 Cuming St. JA 0562 DOLGOFF HARDWARE Paint, Glass and Varnish We do glazing and make window shades to order 1822 24 N. 24 WE 1607 _______ I TuLULA PIE AND SANDWICH SHOP Individual pies 5c, each baked fresh every day. Large pies baked to order 25c up All kinds of Sandwiches served Buy your Barbeque by the pound WE 0689 2422 Burdette St. Now Open For Business DON ROSE BEAUTY SALON MRS. ROSE LUCKEY, Prop. WE 3162 2228 Lake St. Friedman’s SHOE STORE We do Shoe Repairing while you wait. Prepare your child ren for school. 1510 N. 24th St. JA 0353 WE 4240—9 a.m. to 6 p.m. BEAUTY IS A DUTY ECONOMY BEAUTY SHOP Lillian—Bessie All Kinds of Beauty Work 1809 N. 24 St. Omaha LEVISON SUPER SERVICE STATION DIAMOND D-X Gas and Motor Oils Alemite Grease Job 59c Special, Car Washed 49c 2303 N. 24 St. THE MAIN EVENT CIGAR STORE Greet Your Friends at “THE Main Event Cigar Store.” I Telephone Service, Candies and Soft Drinks 241 f ake 8t. JA 9044 J. B. SIMPSON Exclusive Tailors Now offer the season’s new fall fabrics, tailored the way you like them. Smartest pat terns, latest styles. Call C. H. Davis, The Simpson Man. WE 2335 Stop and Shop At HERMAN’S MARKET t i l HERMAN FRIEBLANDEP ] i i Proprietor | ] j 24th and Lake Street | WEbster 5444 l \ •n Beer on Tap and in Bottles. :■ .» ■J Your Patronage Appreciated % Bartenders: Day ,John Riley; Night, Geo. 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