COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
NEWS NOTES
_H. M. FUNCHES, EDITOR
Mrs. Ida Giles was au Oma
ha visitor 1'Yiday aud Satur"
day.
Mrs. Mary Shaffer is suffer
ing the effects of som,e extract
ed teeth.
TABERNACLE 592
GIVES DINNER
Morning Star Tabernacle
No. 592, gave a dinner Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Ida Gil'
es, which was a success.
JE1FERSONIANS MEET
The Jeffersonian Democrat
<Jlub held a successful meeting
Thursday, Oct. 22, at the home
of Mrs. Ida Giles.
Mrs. Florence Jones, of 2639
Seward St., Omaha, spent the
past week end with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Rosa Harris.
Mr. Chas. Russell, who recent
ly underwent treatment at the
St. Louis Government Tospital,
has returned to the city.
Mrs. Thomas Wright return
ed to the city Sunday from Ver
non, Okla., where interment
was made of the body of hjr
husband.
Bethel Community Center re
ports 1638 participants the past
week.
STREET FESTIVAL HELD
On Thursday, Oct. 22, the
Adult School of Education held
a Fall Street Festival. The play
“When Summer hs Gone’’ was
given. The various seasons were
represented. Games and athlet
ics indulged in. A candy saLe
was given.
IN CELEBRATION
A chicken dinner will be giv7
en Oct. 29 from 12:00 m. to 7 :00
p, m. at the Bethel AME church
From 8:00 to 10:00 p. in., a
program will be given in cele
Lrat on of the jvii.h rtion o4-' the
church mortgage.
DEMOCRATS RALLY
On Oct. 27th, the Democrats
will give a rally under the aus
pices of the Jeffersonian Dem
ocratic Club. This rally will be
given at Bethel Church.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Golden were
the dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. M. F. Newby on Wednes
day, Oct. 14th.
Mrs. Rosa Harris who has
beyn visiting her mother, Mrs.
Florence Jones, 2639 Seward
St Omaha, foe several w^-ks
Las returned to her home.
Miss Kathle.eji Gamble of
Norfolk, Neb., is visiting in the
Charles Wilson home.
Mr. Manson James returned
Friday, Oct. 16, from Sioux City
where he set up the Sioux City
Democratic Club.
Th newly organized Wlr'jff
Club met.Wednesday, Oct. 21,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs 1
Geo. Brown. .
Council Bluffs Agents For The
Omaha Guide Are
Mrs. Clarence Oliphant, 2436- 6 Ave
Little Savoy, 1408 W. Broadway
Miss Mary Teal, 1810 8. 10 t.
Miss Odessa Russell, 1201-16 Ave.
See Your Nearest Agent and Buy
Buy A Guide ,
Keep Posted on Local Race News.
Mothers' Board Will
Give Entertainmen.
The Mothers’ Board of Tab
ernacle Baptist Church will
sponsor a contest Oct. 30, on
“Who Will EntjCf The White
House—Roosevelt or Laudon’.
Leaders of this coni st will
be Miss Nevada Trimble and
Mis,s Cljttra |sliaffer. A ticket
purchased from either of these
ladies will help her. Tickets
purchased at the door of the
Tabernacle Church Oct. 30, will
not be credited to c ither of the
ladies.
All good Democrat* are urg
ed to come out aud vote for
Roosevelt—all good Republi
cans are urged to eon e out and
vot,e, for Landon.
Refreshments will be served
by the Mothers’ Bo(ard. Hill
side Radio Chorus of Omaha
will put on a program.
i
RECENT MARRIAGES
John Torres and Lena Mae Russell
J. Harris and Made Verg
Miss Belle Hawkins and Mr. Le.
land Spearman of Omaha were
married Friday at the AME parson
age by Rev. Geo. W Slater.
Mrs Porter, of K C-. Mo, is in
the city visiting her sister, Mrs. G
McCurry, South 6th St
Cleverettes Having Formal Opening
Invitations have been issued to
their formal opening Sunday, Oct.
25, from 3:00 to 6:00 p. m., at the
home of Mrs- James White, 1400
Ave. G
Mrs- Geo. Mina is on the sick
list
Young Republican dub Organized
Tuesday night saw the forming
the Young Republican club at the
home of Mr- Philip Ford
The chicken dinner given by the
20th Century Civic and Art club
Oct. 13 was a financial success
Mrs. John Herndon of Kansas
City, Mo-, was a recent visitor in
the Henry Lowery home
Mrs. Henry Bush is ill.
Promotion Club To Give Dinner
The Promotion club of Taber
nacle Baptist church will give a
dinner at the church Oct. 27th.
Tabernacle Mission Circle will
meiet Friday with Mrs- Frances
Lee
Mr. Ed Russell, of the U- S- N.,
is spending a few days visiting his
father.
Mr Dick Lyons’ condition is re
ported as being good. Mr. Lyons’
suffered a recent injury which re
sulted in the amputation of a foot
’It’s A Shame
They say the news that Macey
had married drew water from the
poor boy’s eyes.
Go Fishing
And still fisherwomen fish Sat
urday Mesdames Fannie Harris,
Jessie Nichols, Sallie Harrold and
Nannie Williams journeyed to Big
Lake on a fishing trip Yes, some
of them were fortunate enough to
catch some fish.
Mr. Clay Holloway is indisposed.
Mrs. Juanita Woods has not re
covered from a recent illness
Mr and Mrs. Edwin E- Crawford,
of Omaha, were Saturday visitors
in the John Turner home.
Duke Ellington En
Route to Texas
Duko Ellington and his famous
orchestra, currently at the Howard '
theatre in Washington, D. C-, win
play single engagements in Charles
ton W. Va ; Keyston, W. Va ; Fay
etteville, N- C-; Greenville, S- C. and
Memphis, Tenn, en route to Dallas,
Texas for an extended engagement
at the Centennial Exposition
WESTERN VICE PRESIDENT OF AL*>HA PHI ALPHA
MR. BERT McDonald
I Bert McDonald, Western Vice-President of the Alpha Phi
Alpha fraternity, who presided at the Regional < onvention in
Dallas, Texas, October 17, 18, 19, is a native of California, edu
cat'd in the public schools of Los Angeles, finishing his college
course in law at the University of Southern California, is Chief
Complaint Deputy in the City Atorney’s office of Los Angeles
under City Attorney Cheeseborough; is married and sands high
in the esteem of his follow citizens in ctivic, social, religious and
political circles. Mr. McDonald went to Texas doubly honored
as a mem bey of the Governor’s Committee representing Cali
fornia, credentials as a representative of the City of Los An
gel^. He* was accompanied by his beautiful and talented witc,
I Mrs. Della McDonald, a former Baltimore b.ejle.
FILE CHARGES
AGAINST COP
Miami, Fla., Oct. 24 (By Rich
ardson for ANP)—“Yes, I carried
two guns when I was in ‘Nigger
town’.” With this illuminating de
claration of the police department’s
attitude toward the taxpaying re
sidents of Miami’s colored section,
a special member of the local force
added damaging testimony in the
easo against four policemen who
'are facing ouster proceedings- Am
ong tho crimes attributed to the
quartett are charges of brutally
beating Mack Williams, a Negro,
and nearly putting out one of his
eyes
The ouster proceedings against
the men—one of them was former
ly a chief of detectives—has been
gr'o■; an for several days. The test
imony of Williams in the hearing
was heard early in the week, and
was the center of a concerted at
tack by attorneys for both the ac
cused policemen an the city offici
als seeking to oust them- Several
times the prosecutor declared that
“I don’t want to be placed in the
position of defending this Negro-”
Luther Collins, the white “speci
al investigator” who “carried two
guns In nigger-town,” admitted on
the stand that he was employed
for several months as a bodyguard
for a wealthy Negro named Dor
sey. Dorsey was recorded as “that
rich nigger front north Miami” by
attorneys in the hearing
In spite of testimony of several
witnesses that Williams was brutal
ly manhandled in the Miami jail by
four policemen, no action against
them has been taken to date
REFUSE TO REGISTER
New York, Oct- 24 (C)—Twenty
nine of Father Divine’s flock, who
began singing and shouting when
their heavenly names, such 'as "Sin
cere Smile” and “Wonderful Wis
dom,” were refused registration for
voting Wednesday, were taken to
the West 123rd street police station
where the heavenly names were
booked for the record. The Divine
ltes turned the police station into
a “Peace Mission” with singing and
shouting. They were to be tried in
night court.
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OUR CHURCHES
BETHEL A - M F, CHURCH
16th Street, Avenue A
Rev. (Jeo- W. Slater, Jr., Pastor
Bethel enjoyed good services
throughout the day- Morning and
evening sermons were preached by
the pustor
Tho Sunday school gave a tea
on Sunday, from 4:00 to 6:00 p ni.j
at the home of Mrs Geo- Cooper
Mrs Porter of Kansas ('tty, was
u ethel visitor Sunday.
BEULAH BAPTIST CHURCH
SOS - IS
R«T W. H. CUytoM
Morning sermon was preached by
the pvistor
The Iioving Four quartette had
charge of the night services
CALVARY RAPTIST CHURCH
16 Avenue
Rev. Samuel Kant, Pastor
Morning service was conducted
by the pastor- In the afternoon the
church went to On.'aha to visit the
church Rev Cannon recently or
ganized
TABERNACLE BAPTITT
CHURCH
Rev. Geo. White, pastor
Rev. White preached the morn
ing sermon- In the afternoon, the
church enjoyed a visit from Plea
sant Green church, of Omaha- Rev.
Young of On.'aha, preached for the
Mother’s Board program
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
1618 Avenue B
Elder A. I). Carter, Pastor
Preaching Sunday morning and
night by the pastor, Elder A I).
Carter- Good attendance
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TWO BLACKBIRDS
Ix>ndon, Oct 18 (ANP) -Cupid
won in his bout with two members
of Lew Ijeslie'g “Blackbirds,” now
appea -jng at the Lyceum theatre
They were Miss Mildred Marshall,
•a choir member, and Olufela Char
les Towande, a pianist- Almost all
the cast attended the wedding cere
monies held last week at the Bel
gian church of Our laidy of Hal
I»ater there was a reception at St
Marks c v-scent, Regents park,
where the bride and groom will
stay during the run of the show
Aft»v the formal wedding, the eou
rl" appeared as usual in the show
that night
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