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affa 'Vi-O C-l-e-I-y^ ORGANIZATIONS
CELEBRATES L’IRTHDAY
Little Marion Webb, daughter "t
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Webb, 2002 No.
30th St., celebrated Be r sixth lirth
day <>n the 22nd of l)ec. Among
the many prisents she received was
a bautiful white fur cal by her
oousin, Miss Hhise Jones of Dnllas,
Tex.
Mrs. P-rcy Bradshaw and Mrs.
James Walker, both *f Kansas
City, Kas. were the ljncheon gusts
*»f Mrs. Curtis h'irtby end Mrs.
Grace Flanagan on Dec. 20 h. Mrs.
Bradiknw and Mrs. Walker •*:re
visiting their mother, Mrs, F. Tur
ner and sister, Mits Mildred Turn
e\ M"S. James Welker is the mo
ther of litde Jeon Wright, 2121
No. 27th St.
A luncheon, in h"n<>r of Mrs.
Paul Moore, of Oakland, Calif, was
given at the Chad's Dyer h"me,
2819 Decatur on Dee. 26'ih. Those
j*r rent were Mrs. Ruben Moore,
Mrs. Alma Whiting and Ms. E. J.
Palmer.
Mrs. John lilackbum, 2012 Clark
St was called to Kansas City due
to the sickness of her cousin. While
her cousin is in the hospital, shCj
will attend her blind aunt.
Mrs. E. J. Palmer, 2422 Erskine.
St. was hostess at a breakfast ser
ved in honor of Mrs. Paul Moore,
Oakland, Calif. Other guests pre
sent were Mrs. Ruben M'»ore, Mrs.
Thomas Moore, Mrs. Charles Dyer
and Mrs. Alma Whiting. An enjoy
able time was reported.
Mrs. Charles E. Mason visited
her brother in Cincinnati and fri
ends in Columbus, Ohio after at
tending the funeral of another
brother in St. I/uiis, Mo.
Mrs. Mary Rodman, 2609 Wirt
St., spent tfhe holidays in Great
Falls, Montana visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Albert Hollingsworth and Mrs.
Cora Atkins.
Mrs. Dortch, 1142 No. 20th St.,
is slowly improving.
Mrs. Eva Davis, 2015 Paul St.,
is ill.
Mrs. Samtpson, Ohio St,, js in the
hospital.
Mrs. J. W. Wilson is improving.
Sh« is looking forward to receiv
ing calls from her friends.
Corp. A. D. Nunn, Camp M 25th
Infantry, Ft. Huachuca, Arizona
spent the holidays in Omaha visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Frank Sanders,
2120 No. 25th St.
Mrs. Belle Woods entertained
the delivery boys of the Johnson
and Robbins Pharmacys at a five
course Christmas dinner. An en
joyable time was spent.
Mr*. T. McNeal, 2634 Seward St.
is on thre sick list.
Mr. Emil, 2421 Seward St., is
on the sick list He would like his
friend to call.
Mother Bishop Sutton of Spiritual
Temple No. 1 of Kansas City, will
conduct a meeting at Spiritual
Temple No. 6, 24th and Blondo in'
Omaha from Jan. 27th to Fobr. 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evans arriv
ed in the city Friday to spend the
holidays with Mrs. Evans’ parents,
Sgt. and Mrs. Geo. Bivens.
Mr. Otis R. Taylor, of Lincoln,
Nebr. is in the city visit jng his
sons, Messrs. Russell, Herchel and
Horace Taylor. Mr. Taylor is en
route to Kansas City, where he will
visit his daughter, Mrs. Leota
Franklin.
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Miss Helen Bivens who has been
ill ia able to be out again.
Sgt. Geo Bivens is confined to
bed by illness.
T wish to extend my h«art-felt
thanks to the Mission of St. Luka
Baptist Church for calling to visit
me during my illness. The pastor
Rev. Crowder, let the Mission. May
God’s face ever watch over you and
your good people.
C. W. McKiYiney
2317 North 27th St
Mrs. Joseph Stuart, of Minnea
polis, Minn., returned to the city to
spend Christmas wi her family,
the McC&ws of 2806 Ohio St.
spend Christmas with Mrs. Isaac's
i) ne • I;s. John Alb rt Williams,
U',18 Maple St. Mrs. Isaacs is the
Firmer Miss Dorothy Williams.
Mrs. Frances Eliot, of Denver,
ol .. r, ent Christmas week as the
tu s' of he aunt, Mrs. H. J. Pink
i ett.
Mrs. Rae 1 ee Jones sr/ut Christ
mas in Kansas City, Mo.
DAFT RITES EOF
MRS. DONNA CUPTON
i M s. Donna Canton, 2‘-21 Grant
F ’’Tin d ed Saturday. Dee. 2itb,
I a:-, hured T. • sdav, Dec. 2i»th
;,M' the Myers Funeral II me.
"he d ceased is snrvivd by a
Huph rr, Mrs. 0 ■orpin Hunter; "no
granddaughter, Mrs. Mabel Wnsb
nton; one grnmdson, Mr. Briny
Hunter and one great granddaugii
ter, Malda Washington.
Tho Carter Charity club held its
rt gular meeting at 2618 Ohio S*.
It being tlhe final meeting »f the
year, the bjsintss session was quite
lengthy. The secretary and treasur
er gave excellent reports for the
year’s work. These reports showed
that much good had been accom
plished. A very interesting tnlk on
tho benefits for tihe needy was giv
en by the president. She also re- j
lated the accomplishments of the
club and expressed her apprecia- j
tion for the cooperation of the mem-:
hers. The following officers were
elected for the insuing year. Mrs.
Myrtle Metcalf, president; Ms. A.
L. Hawkins, vice president; Mrs.
Geitrude Grd n, sectary; Mrs.
Ida Wiley, assistant secrertary;
Jrs. Gwendolyn Deckard, treasurer;
and Tillie Simpson, dhaplain.
A two-course luncheon was ser
ved by the hostesses, Mesdamcs
Lizzie Cunningham, A. L. Hawkins,
Blanche' Black and Bertha Smith.
Wo want to thank our friends who
contributed to our Christmas Can
Tarty, which proved quite a suc
cess. Wo also wish to thank those
who appeared on <'Hr program. A
large number of canned good were
received and were able to give 16
bushel baskets of food to the needy.
EMANCIPATION SUNDAY
PROGRAM
Emancipation Sunday program
at Claire ME church, 22nd and
Miami Sts. on Sunday, Jan. 3rd.
Some of Omaha’s most prominent
men will be speakers, which will in
clude Dr. J. W. Jones, Dr. S B
Northcross and Mr. B. E. Squires, ,
secretary of the Urban league.':
Special music will be rendered by
junior and senior choirs and the1
WPA orchestra. Many interesting
facts of Negro achievement and
success will be related. Let us make
this tho most outstanding celebra
tions in the history of Omaha.
Among tihe Kansans who are vi
siting Omaha during the holidays
are; Miss Ellcza Vctoria Williams.
Miss Williams lives in Kansas
City, Kas. She is house guest of
Mrs. A. Baldwin, 2910 No. 2(ith St.
and guest minister at the Church
of God, 2025 No. 24th St.
Miss Williams will (probably ad
dress two youth meetings, Sunday
Jan. 3rd and lOtlh at 3 p. m, at
tho Church of God. She is Associ
ate Minister at the Church of God,
11th and Freman, Kansas City,
Kar. of which Elder J. B. Almond
is pastor.
A son was born to Elder and
Mrs. R. L. Moody, pastor of the
(thurch of God, Dec. 23rd. Mrs.
Moody and baby are doing nicely
pnd will be home soon.
Mrs. Beatrice Black, of Los An
geles, Calif, well known business
woman, has arrived to spend sev
pal weeks with her father, Mr.
Henry W. Black and her many Om
aha friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Isaacs motor
ed to the city from Tulsa, Okla., to
Mrs. James C. and Mrs. Cecelia
W. Jewel, who have been ill, are
somewhat improved.
Mrs. W. B. Counte entertained
eight guests at a Christmas din
ner at her home at 2816 No. 26th
St.
Mrs. Martiha Tayor Carter, 2211
Ohio St., entertained Christmas Day
honoring Mrs. Willie Day of Joliet
111.
NEW IN JOURNALISM
MISS MARION MARSHALL
Newest recruit in Har'lem journalistic circles, who is sec
retary of Calvin’s Newspaper Service, 143 West 125th Street,
New York City. Miss Marshall, who lives with her parents at
20 Spruce street, Passaic, N. ,J., where she its a favorite in the
ybungcr set, Ls a native of Rutherford, N. J., and graduated
from Rutherford High School with honors in ’34, winning
eight letters in the following events: basketball throw (70’),
high jump (4’ 8 1-2’’), running broad jump (13’ 1 inch), dash,
and ro'ay, and on winning teams. In ’33 she won the Penth
nthlon for gaining the most points on a field day, and tied
with ai white girl for the same honor in ’34.
Ijwt June M';|»s Majvhnll completed the two year po-tt
graduate commercial course at I’nasaic High School, with an
avoniie of ‘.K’’ (94-100) in typing, mild of “VG”; (88-93) in
shorthand. She took four shorthand vspced tests, winning a
certificate attesting to her speul of 100 words a minute in the
I Annual Radio Short hand Speed Contest of New York City
j Gregg Shorthand Teachers' Association on May 2, 1931. Miss
| Mm shall also won a. Gregg Transcription Tes^ certificate before
leaving school for “having written for five minutes at one
hundred words a minute, and having transcribed the notes
neatly and accurately on tilim typewriter, is therefore awarded
this certificate of proficiency.’’ In all of her high school
e,VtWwt(s Miss Marshall was the only colored girl, and many
i times says she was inspired to unusual achievement with the
I hope of making her race shine among other groups,
(i’lioto oy Woodard, N. V Calvin Service..
The Aee "f Clubs gave a formal
lancing party Wednesday evening,
Dec. 30th, at the Urban League
Community Center. This party was
in invitational affair.
ALOHAS AT DREAMLAND
S-, me 250 guests, including out
i town people, enoyed the Alora’s
aspitality Monday, Dec. 28th.
Dreimland Hall was gorgeously
decorated in Yuletide colors. Music
was furnished by the Smart Har
I'old orchestra. Truly it was one of
the lovelUst parties of the sea
son.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Porter ent< r
taineil at Christmas dinner at their
home. 2217 Ohio for Mr. and Mrs.
Frank J. Wilko'son of Council
Bluffs. Mr. G. C. Garners and son.
Elliot..
Mrs. Lia Westfield, 2011 Seward
St., who underwent rn operation in
a local hospital, is reported as be
ing no better.
Mrs. S. HieronymoUs, 2825 No.
28th Ave., is ill.
WANTED: Colored women be
tween ages of 25 and 40 to work
for family of three in Onawa, Iowa.
Call WEbster 1517 for further in
formation.
New Beauty Salon
2035 N. 24th St. AT 5810
HOLIDAY SPECIAL
Hot Oil Treatment FREE
—with each Shampoo and..
Presa....-.$1.00
Finger Waving __25c
Operators—Misses Ella Mae
Smith and Alma Parker.
HOMER McCRANEY, Mgr.
.OU CAN GET
Appetizing barbecue, delicious
fried chicken, just-right chili and
’"lv tamales at Mason’s, 2024
Burt St.
Kidneys Must
Clean Out Acids
The only way your body can clean out
Acids and poisonous wastes from your
blood is thru 9 million tiny, delicate Kid
ney tubes or Alters, but beware of ct\eap,
drastic, irritating drugs. If functional
Kidney or Bladder disorders make you
suffer from (letting l)p Nights, Nervous
ness, Leg Pains, Backache, Circles Under
Kyes, Dizziness, Rheumatic Pains, Actd
| lty, Burning. Smarting or Itching, don't
take chances. Get the Doctor’s guaran
teed prescription railed Cystex (Klss
Tex). Works fast, safe and sure. In 4$
hours it must bring new vitality, nnd is
guaranteed to Ax you up In one week or
I money back on return of empty package.
Gystex costs only 9c a day at druggists
and the guarantee protects you.
CHOP SUEY
American and Chinese Dishes
Kins Yuen Cafe
2010'/i N. 24th St. Jackson 8576
Open from 2 p. m. until 3 a. m.
DIGNIFIED
EFFICIENT
SUPERVISION
MYERS
FUNERAL HOME
2416 N. 22nd St.
\VE 0248
ECONOMY
BEAUTY SHOP
1809 N. 24 ST. WE 4240
9:00 A.M. to 6 P.M.
First Class Work At Cat-Rate
Prices.
Lillian Cunningham
Bessie Wilson
MILDAY’S DRESS
Have you seen Mrs. Edna Carr
waring her blue gray Lappin cat
with blue-gray accessories? Then
please do, or else you are missing
something.
Did you know that Miss Cele
stine Smith was wearing slip-over
sweaters and shirts to work these
days? The last word in smartness.
Has anyone told you about Miss
Lorraine Fletcher’s yellow knit
sweater? She made it herself and
it’s right ducky too.
Did y>nu see Mrs. Lavina Sett
Adam's black dhiffon tea gown she
wore to the Kappa dance? “Lovely”
is the only word that will deserib:'
it.
Surely you know that Mrs. Lillie
Avant Dorsey has a most strik
ing g*roen street ensemble w'>rn
with British tan accessories? Looks
just like “Vogue.”
Is Miss Lucy Mae Stamps the;
; thing In her gray and black sports
coat tho’! Black is so good this i
season too, (Miss Stamps .
Miss Irene Harrold goes to town
when she puts on her little, red and
white collar and cuff set. But you;
knew how well Miss Harrold sew- j
ed?
Miss Marguerite Dickerson set
'em right back on their heels when
she came to club meeting last week
in her black moire done with green.;
Very clever Dickie, Zippers and
all.
Mrs. Florentine Pinkston wears
blue very well doesn’t she? Espe
cially blue taffeta and velvet. That’s
wb/it she made her appearance in
at the Kappa dance.
Do you all agree witfh me that
Miss Mary Alice Willis was “hot
stuff” n /her blue velvet and gold
last Saturday night ? Were those
shoes gold borcade or just gold
Mary Alice? Anyway they were
lovely.
Tho new winter c‘»at worn by
Miss Mabel King is truly the thing.
Burnt orange with the swing time
skirt. Very chic and all that sort
)f thing you know my dear.
Mrs. Constance Adams was a
flame of color at the Kappa i»ince
the other night. Someone sad she
looked just like Ginger Rogers and
we agreed with them too.
StiH Coughing?
No matter how many medicine*
you have tr.cd for your cough, che.
cold or bronchial irritation, you can
get relief new with Creomulsion
Serious trouble may be brewing and
you cannot afford to take a chance
with anything less than Creomul
sion, which goes right to the seat
of the trouble to aid nature to
soothe and heal the inflamed mem
branes as the germ-laden phlegm
is loosened and expelled.
Even if other remedies have
failed, don’t be discouraged, your
druggist is authorized to guarantee
Creomulsion and to refund your
money if you are not satisfied with
results from the very first bottle.
Get Creomulsion right now. (Adv.)
DON ROSE I
BEAUTY SALON
MRS. ROSE LUCK BY, Prop.
Now Open For Business
WE 3162 2228 Lake St.
Hineman’s Garage
General Automobile Repair
Greasing, Car Washing, Gas, Oi
Tire Repairing
24-HOUR SERVICE
JA 9269 2417 No. 24th St
IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL
MAYO’S BARBER SHOP
Ladies' and Children’s Work
A Specialty.
2422 Lake Street.
LEVISON SUPER
SERVICE STATION
DIAMOND D-X
Gas and Motor Oils
Alemite Grease Job 59c
Special, Car Washed 49c
2303 N. 24 St.
MICHAEL’S
Beauty Shoppe
HOLIDAY SPECIAL
Free facial or hot oil treat
ment given with every sham
poo, press and wave.
WE 6633 2116 No. 27 St.
Wo Carry a Complete Line of
J. E. McBrady’s Toilet Goods
Spices—Soaps—Beauty Cakes—
Perfumes—and Family Herbs.
1825 Patrick Ave., Apt. 6(
For Prompt Delivery Phone
JAckson 9985
Or see our agent when he calls
L. G. HARRINGTON
i
—yours for genuine
<
Holiday cheer!
I
Robin H od!
and
Metz
Beers
Certified for your
Protection
Johnson Drug Co.
We Fill Relief Prescription*!
WE. 0998 .. 1904 N 24th St
RITZ CIGAR
STORE
Direct wire on all sporting
events.
Jimmie Jewell, Prop.
2225 N. 24 HA 4834
FRIEDMAN’S
Shoe and Shoe Repair Shop
JA 0353 1510 N. 24 St.
Happy feet make healthy ap
petites. Keep your feet in
condition with properly re
paired shoes.
Women’s and child
ren’s Galoshes _ 99c
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Stop and Shop
| At
HERMAN’S
MARKET
; HERMAN FRIEDLANDER j
Proprietor J
1
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24th and La ke Street j
WEbste r 5444 j
The Elite Cigar Store
Direct Wire On All Sports
Events
I ji.Iu h Especially Invited i
Fred Myers, Mgr HA 4225 |
2314 N. 24th St. j
ALBERTA’S
SANDWICH SHOP
Barbecue—Cold Drinks
Furnished Rooms
MRS. HARRY NORMAN
4827 S 26 St. MA 0967
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW FOR THESE
OUTSTANDING MIDNIGHT SHOWS! _____
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