The Omaha guide. (Omaha, Neb.) 1927-19??, December 12, 1936, CITY EDITION, Page TWO, Image 2
SOUTH OMAHA NEWS NOTES WOODSON CENTER NEWS “Christmas Forum'' Sunday, December 20, 1936 Speaker, Rev. I>. W, Stephen son, pa/st or Allen Chapel, A.M. E. Church, subject: “World l’eace.’’ Mr. David Riddles, presiding: DisseUssion leader, Miss A1-. ice Coleman. Miss E. Franklin and Mrs.! Ray b: c Jones will stage a children’s pageant at the For-j uni . Open House, Wed., Dec. 23 , Woodson Center will hoi I its annual “Holiday Open House beginning Bee. 23. In tli even ing, Young Peoples Croups will stage a play and social in the Settlement Cym, 31 and 0 Bts. Clubs and class s of the House will bold an exhibit of haudi-j work and other activities. Mrs. Margaret Bolds, City Missionary <d Bethel Baptist Church, gave a very interest ing talk on High Cultured Wo manhood at the Pilgrim Bap tist Church, 25th and Hamilton St., the past Sunday afternoon. ..Mrs. Lillian Bryant of Schuy ler, Noli., is visiting In r daugh ter, Mrs. lends Harris, 2810 W street. Mrs. Mabel Rogers and Mrs. Willa Robinson entertained at a party Saturday, Dee. 5, at the home of Mrs. Robinson, 5710 S. 28 St. Twelve or more persons joined in the evening’s merri ment Mrs. Lillie Johnson of Kan sas City, Mo., is expected to ar rive in the city to spend Christ mas with her mother, Mrs. Mar garet Bolds, and sister, Mrs. K. Montgomery, 5407 S. 28 St. — Mrs. Josephine Jones is ill in a local hospital. Raymond Alexander, 562G S. 24 St-., is ill. Mrs. Karlen,e Combs, 3119 R St., who has been ill at a local hospital, has returned to her home. BACK ON THE JOB Mrs. M. L. Rhone, of the W’oodson Center, who has been ill for the past week, is able to be on the job again. TO SERVE ON PETIT JURY Mr. J. C. Harris, Sr., of the Harris grocery store, 5224 So. 30 St., has been drawn to serve as petit juror in the district court beginning Dec. 14. This is the third time Mr. Harris has served on the jury. Messrs. Abe and Goldie Hous ton. 28 and 11 Sts., are enjoy ing a visit from their brother who is here from Arkansas. Mr. Simon Vines, 2(533 Z St., plans to go to Marianna, Ark., during the holidays to visit, bis children. Mr. W. C. Mallard, 5217 S. 29 St., who spent a week in Chi capo visiting friends and rela tives, has returned to the city Miss Bernice Saunders, 540£ S. 28 St., who recently under went an operation for appedi citis, is reported as being in fail condition. BUY AN OMAHA GUIDE FROM YOUR NEAREST SO OMAHA AGENT McGill and Davis 2516 Q Street J. C. Harris Grocery Store, 6224 S. 30 St.. _MA 0741. Dorsey Oliver, 5709 S. 29 St. MA 2678 Mrs. Margaret Bowles 6407 S. 28 St. INFANT WOODRUFF DIES Andry Woodruff, infant, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. E. Woodruff, 11220 11 St., died on Saturday, Dec. f>, at the atfe of two month* and twelve day*. Service* were held Tuesday, Dec. H, from the home. Jlahy Woodruff had heea ill, hut was on the road to recovery, when she was found smothered Saturday morning. Correction Mrs. Nancy Chnncey has gone jo Bakersfield, ('alii'-, inst ad of Kansas, us was previously re ported. l.ittle Fiances Starks, 5217 S. 2U St., is ill. Mrs. I*. M. Harris, 3324 Park er St., who has bei n confined to her bed for several weeks, is now up again. Mrs. Thelma Ball, 13 st., r turned Thursday, Dec. 3., from Milwaukee, Wis., where she was called by llw> death of her mo ther. Mrs. Velma Givens Lee re mains very ill at a local hospi tal. NEW ARRIVAL Mr. and Mrs. Henry, 12lf> Pa cific St., are the proud parents of an eight pound boy bom on Tuesday, Dec. 1. GATEWAY QUARTETTE CLOSES PROGRAM Gateway Quartette closed a successful three day program at St. John Baptist Church on Friday, Dec. 4. Among the per sons winning prizes was Mrs. Johnson, wife of Rev. ,E. D. Johnson, who was winner of the grand prize, a beautiful lace table cloth. Mrs. Johnson was successful in raising the most money every day during the three day program. A lovely sugar and cream set was won by Mr. Fred Aldridge, who gave it to Rev. Johnson. Mrs. Katherin t Shoulders of Paola, Kansas, is in the city visiting her mother, Mrs. Yel m Givens Lee, who is ill. SAFETY PIN CLUB The Safety Pin Club will meet with Miss Annul*, lie Lyles 2715 R St., on Sunday, Dec. Id. Bethel Church closed a suc cessful rally Sunday, Dec. (>. Some $228.00 was raised. St. Louis Registration Up Twenty Percent In Four Years St. Louis, Dec. 12 (ANP)—While registration of white voters was rising only 8 p«r cent in he past four years, that of colored voters took a 20 per cent advance, accord ing to figures released last week by the election board. For the presidential eampaigr this year, there were 55,470 Ne groes and 366,907 whites on th< registratian books as compared wit! 46,100 Negroes and 341,077 white: in 1932. Colored voters comprise* 13 per cent of the city’s entire vot ing strength. OLE’S Battery Station WE SPECIALIZE ON BAT TERY SERVICE 3014 N. 24th Ja999< GHOST WRITING Means WE Write and YOl Get the Credit Letters, social and business popular speeches and talks fo Teachers, Ministers, Civic, Bus iness and Lodge leaders; ai tides for publication. You own work rewritten, revise* or criticised. Write us you needs and send 6 cents stamp fr more details. C. N. S. BUREAU 141 West 125th St., New York City MOUNT OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. P. Mosley, psstor Morning service was conduct ed by the pastor after which was Covenant Meeting. Night nerviee was great. Rev. Mosley’s sermon was taken from 1 Cor 1 H2(i, subject “Remembrance’’, after which was the Lord* Sup I r. Attendance was good, with ! a few visitors. ST JOHN BAPTIST CH RCH Pierce Street Rev. E. D. Johnson, Tastor Himdny School was held at the usual t in . Attendance was good despite the iiiclci’ic it weather. Rev Bilbr vv nncl c-ongre i tion of Sab'in Baptist < lur'd Vvcre present in lb 1 afternoon, at which time R- v, fort, local sermon vva taken from 1 I'or ‘ I MON MKMORI VI, >1 K. Cl IB IKi’ll Rev Wm. II Adams, Fastor Morning and night sermons were preached by the pastor. Attendance was fair. Claude Bowers ‘Shows His Colors’ A^ain Chicago, Dec. 12 (ANF)—Claude Bowers, a former newspaperman, author of “The Trngic Era,” and present’ U. S. Ambassador to Spain, lived up to his reputation among colored people and again showed his colors recently when he left his summer home in the bombarded city of San Sebastian, taken ater by the Spanish Fascist—and de parted for a more neutral and saf er zone. Bowers, book “The Tragic Era,” written about the Reconstruc tion period of the south, shameless ly villified Negroes and glorified the whites. It brought forth a great deal of comment from fair-minded Americans of both races who im ediately placed him in the same category with Thomas Dixon, jr., and other »f his clan who use Ne gro-baiting as their means of gain ing public notice. Ambassor Bowers, now a. w. o. 1. in France or some other country, left stalwart Enic C. Wendelin. third secretary, in charge of the United States embassy in Madrid, who has ably directed the diploma - tic work in the Spanish capi'al and jcare of endangered Americans in (civil war torn Spain. Third Secre try Wendelin has done his job well, I in contrast to his chief, who left the I imperiled Americans from all sec tions of the country sincerely hope that deserved recognition for his patriotic service and fortitude and that the State Department will re ward him with a permanent port folio to Spain—perferably that to Mr. Bowers. DON ROSE BEAUTY SALON MRS. ROSE LUCKEY, Prop. Now Open For Business WE 3162 2228 Lake St. SOUTHERN TENANTS UN ION SATISFIED WITH HEW GOVERNOB Little Rock, Ark., Dec. 12 (ANP) - Satisfaction with Governor-Elect Carl E. Bailey’s attitude toward the fundaen'al right* of tenant far mers to organize Tuesday was ex pressed by representatives of the Southern Tenant Farmers Unior who Tuesday called on Bailey and held an hour’s conference. ’■'ise v ho took part included Gardner Jackson, chairman of the national Committee on Social R-iral Nanning and Washington repre ■ -ontative of the union; H. L. M’t chell, Memphis, executive secretary I Newell Fowler, Memphis, union at jtorney, and Howard Kester, organi j zer and member of the executive ! < ommitteHt. The union was particular desir ous of k-arning Bailey’s attitude be cause of last s wing cotton choppers strike and charges of violence and terrorism against union members carried out by local and state offi cials, and the recent conviction of City Marshal Peaher of Earl on slavery charges. Governor Visits At Prairie View College Prairie View, Tex., Dec. 12 (By N. B. Edward for ANP)—Al though Prairie View is the larges* Negro school in Tex. and one of the foremost lund grant schools in the country, it had its first visit from R governor of the state Tuesday, Dec, 1st, when Governor James V. Allred and his party made a visit to the school. A holiday was declared so the student body might greet the governor. CAN YOU KEEP A SECRET? I HAVE GOOD NEWS FOR YOU ReftardUu of what your troubla may he you can look tha world in tha face. Solve all problems. Ret what you want and faar no man circumstances. Your Happiness and Succesa demand that you print your name clearly and send it to - - * REV. 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