NEWS NOTES
-H. M. FUNCHES, EDITOR
Mr. Benson Carter, who has
been ill, is able to be up.
OLD RESIDENT DIES
Mr. Tom Wright 2744-8 Ave.,
passed away Saturday evening
at his home. Funeral services
were held Tuesday afternoon
at the Cutler Funeral Home.
The body was shipped to Ver'
non, Okla., for burial. Surviv
ing are his widow, relatives
and many friends.
Mrs. Bessie Le^ left Thursday
Oct. 8, for Iowa City where she
will undergo treatment.
Mrs. Velma Thomas and her
daughter Mary, together with
Miss Veloria Kelly, of Ennis,
Tex., who have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bradley, of
2535-6 Ave., left Sunday for
their respective homes.
Mrs. Belle Means was taken
to the hospital at Clarinda on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Sylvia Brown, who re
cently suffered an injured foot
in an elevator accident, has re
covered sufficiently to return
to work.
Mrs. Lena Patterson of Kan
sas City, Mo., will spend the
winter with her daughter. Mrs.
Botin*1 Shine, 1515-5 Ave.
Mrs. Juanita Gamble Bibbs,
of Topeka.Kans., spent the past
week enrl visiting her sister,
Mrs. Dorothy Gamble, and oth
er relatives.
Mrs. Juanita Woods is still
indisposed.
The Loving Four Quartette
began a ten-day engagement at
the Beulah Baptist Church.
Mr. Ttoht. Christmas. Clarks
dale, Miss., will spend the win
ter with his aunt. Mrs. D. M.
Mixon. TTe is entered in T. J.
High School as a sophomore.
Mr. David Emery, formerly
a Council Bluffs resident, is in
the citv enronte to Los Angeles
where he will visit his rbildr'm.
Mr. Emery hopes to be trans
ferred to California.
Mrs Givens of N>w London,
Mo., was the guest of Mrs. Sal
uda Carter at a recent meeting
of the Mothers’ Board. Mrs.
Givens is the mother of Mr.
Wm. Givens of this city, and
will spend the winter here.
Mrs. W. Shaffr and daughter,
Miss Clara, were Omaha visit
ors Monday .
CELEBRATES BTRTHDAA?
Master Adolph Brown cele
brated his eighth birthday on
Oct. R. at the home of his aunt.
Mrs. Blanche Golden. Some five
or more of his little friends
joined in the celebration.
Mr. J. W. Holt is now con
find in the Jennie Edmondson
Hospital, where he is undergo
ing treatment.
Council Bluffs Aeents For The
Omaha Guide Are
Mbs. Clarence Ollphant. 2456- 6 Ave
Little Savoy, 1408 W. Broadway
Miss Mary Teal, 1810 S. 10 t.
Miss Odessa Russell, 1201-16 Ave.
See Your Nearest Agent and Buy
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Keep Posted on Local Race News.
OUR CHURCHY
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
16 Avenue
Rev. Samuel Fant, Pastor
■ ■ ' ■ I
Sunday school was held at the
usual time- There was no church
service held in the morning- Rev
Z E McGee, of Omaha, preached
in the 'afternoon- Rev. Cannon, of
Omaha, preached the night se
mon
BEULAH BAPTIST CHURCH
303 - 18
Rev W. M. Clayto*
Regular services were conduct
ed the past Sunday Sunday school
' ■as well attended RIoning ser
vice was conducted by Rev. Clay
ton- Beulah choir is getting back
to itself again- Night sa vice was
conducted by Rev Clu ton The
church had several Omaha visitors
and one from Kansas City during
the day
TABERNACLE BAPTIST
CHURCH
Rev. Geo. White, pastor
—
Rev. G- E White preached the
morning se mon Attendance was
good- Rev J. II. Reynolds preach-,
ed in the afternoon Mrs- Charles!
Warden, state missionary, of Sioux
Falls, S D add ’ess 1 the group
The pastor preached the night ser
mon
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
1 f* 18 Avenue B
Elder A. D. Carter, Pastor
Elder A- D- Carter was in charge
of the mo ning service: Attendance
was good- Mrs G- Smith, mission
ary of Omaha is spending the week
in the city
CLEVERETTES MEET
The weekly meeting of the
Cleverettes was held Sunday at
3:00 p. m., Oct. 11, at the home
of Mrs. Geraldie Haynys, 24
N. 16 St.
i The meeting was spent in
making and discussing plans
for a formal introduction of
the club to society in the form
of a tea.
N,ew members wer® Mrs.
Thelma Lytle, Mi's.Ethel Smith
Mrs. Lucilo Hawkins and Mis
Corinthia Harvey.
After adjournment of the
meeting, refreshments were,
served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be at
the residence of ATrs. Novella
Cage.
Mrs. Tnez Wilis, Pres.
Mrs. Viola Reynolds, Rep.
Miss Clara Shaffer is indis
posed.
VOLUNTEER REPUBLICAN ...
CLUB HOLDS MEETING
The Volunteer Republican
Club organized Sppt. 30, met at
the hom,o of Mrs. Jennie Moore
1410 W. Broadway. Officers of
this club are: Mr. Win. A. Giv
ens, chairman; Mrs. Katherine
Ford, vice-chairman. Miss Cor
intliia Harvey, sec’y.: Mrs. Mat'
tie Turner and Mm. Mixon, reg
istration committGe; Mrs. Haze]
Means, chairman Literary com
mittee.
The sprphers of the evening
were Mrs. Thompson, Mm.
Wright and Mrs. John Scott.
ATTEND TEA DANCE
A group of young Council
Bluffs matrons attended the
Tea Dance in Omaha Sunday
afternoon at the Dreamland
Hall. Attending were Mesdames
Gertrude White, Inez Williams,
Geraldi,e Haynes and Miss Opal
Harris.
Miss Helen Gamble has re‘
turned to her home in Los An
geles, Calif., after a short visit
with her sister, Mrs. Dorothy
Reeves.
'^eNRit.HT
TAKING THE PUNCH OUT OF IT _
ENTERTAINS
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Floyd enter
tained at a dinner Friday in cele
b ation of their 26th wedding an
niversary- The guest list included
Mesdames L- L W'lliams, Saluda.
Carter, Nannie Wiliams, Sallie
Williams, Francis Lee, Mary Wil
son and Lula Gilbert
Many beautiful and useful gifts
we received by the Floyds
HIT REPUBLICAN
“JARGO N”
New York, Oct 18 (C)—The
colored publicity division of the
Democratic National Commit tee
has released a blast against Repub
lican publicity propaganda, chav
ging it is “unintelligible jargon ”
Tho release says enough publicity
goes to papers to fill throe news
panel’s of the size of some of the
papers to which the releases are
s«*nt
First Colored Jury
In Southwest Ark.
Murfreesboro, Ark-, Oct- 18 (0)—
Pike county’s first all-colored ju~y
(of twelve sawmill workers) deli
berated 65 minutes last Thursday
and returned a verdict of second
degree murder with a recommended
sentence of five years for Charles
Gent iy, a colored man charged
with killing Jasper Evans, colored
White attorneys represented both
sides and the State, demanded death
for GentUy
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Congressman Mitchell
Loses Mother In Ala.
Birmingham, Ala-, Oct. 18 (C)—
Mrs Anna Mitchell, 63, mother of
Congressman Arthur W- Mitchell
of Illinois, died last Tuesday- Con
gressman Mitchell arrived here
from Chicago Thursday and attend
ed tho funeral services Friday
morning, Ha relumed to Chicago
Friday afternoon
N. Y. A. OPENS
TWO PROJECTS
N Y. A- has recently put in op
eration two new projects employing
about 60 women. One is a sewing
proect at South Side Social settle
ment and the other is a sewing
project at the Unban League.
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K K Ks Threaten
Indiana Minister
Lexington, Ky, Oct. 19—The
Rev. William II Brown, rector of
St Andrew’s Episcopal church
here, has received a threatening
letter signed “KKK” from Moore’s
Hill, Iiul. because he has purchased
a fa m in the vicinity of that town
Mr Brown is a World War vet
eran and in June received hts bon
us money. He decided to invest a
portion of It in a farm for his fam
ily and, after investigation, com
pleted negotiations for a piece of
property in Indiana
During ho transaction with real
estate agents and others Mr- Brown
voluntarily brought up the ques
tion of color so that he. would be
assum'd of peace for his family.
There was no indication from any
ono concerned that a colored fam
ily would have any trouble in that
section of Indiana However, two
days after the deal was complet
ed, Ml >■ Brown received the fol
lowing letter, printed in capital
letters by hand:
“Mr. Brown,
’I am taking time to drop
you a few lines, as I under
stand you are dealing for a
piece of property near Moore’s
Hill, Ind I would like to let
you know before it’s too late
that there are no other Col
ored folks in his community
nnd I think this will not be a
desirable place for you and
your family as the feeling is
running very high since the
news has come out that you
were coming into our com
j munity. I would advise you for
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YES. PEOPLE IN
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Americans lead the world
IN THEIR USE OF TELEPHONE SERVICE
• The average American makes nine times as many telephone
calls as the average European.
In the United States, you can get more and better service
for your money than anywhere else in the world. Under such
conditions, it is natural that Americans should use telephone
service more than do the people of other countries.
Your telephone dollar has been buying more and more each
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and more sure at substantially lower cost.
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your own benefit to not buy
property here
Yours truly
K. K. K”
Mr. Brown has been an active
worker for and supporter of the
NAACP -and has communicated
with Walter White, national secre
tary in New York, who in turn has
placed the matter before Govern
or Paul V- McNutt of Indiana, the
two Indiana senators, and all the
representatives of the state in
Congress Mr- White’s letter to
Gov McNutt declares:
“We are. taking the liberty
of requesting you as governor
of the state to take such action
ns lies in your power in inves
tigating and bringing to just
ice under the laws of the state
under he laws of the state of
cf Indiana the persons respons
ible for these threats, and to
protect to the fullest extent of
the law, Mr Brown in his
rights, as a citizen, and as a
soldier who fought for demo
cracy.”
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2 rooms each $2-60 per week.
One front room $3 25 per week
1 front room, private sink $3.75
per week
2 rooms, front view, private sink
$6-25 a week
2 rooms each $2 60 per week
Gas, electricty, heat furnished to
each apartment; bath for all.
HOUSES to rent 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 to
10 rooms. Apartments 1, 2, 3, and
4 rooms. Buy yourself a business.
For -sale all kinds of businesses.
Many other bargains in property.
$50, $100, $150 to $300 down.
Don’t try to reach me by phone
come to the office.
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