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The meeting was both a surprise The many friends of Ted Owens will be glad) to know that he and family are located in Phoenix, Arizona, at which place Mr. Owens is employed as Red Cap in ome of the railway stations. Harlemites to "Give* ‘ Kid ’ ’Party The Harlemites will give a “Kidf*’ party on Jan. 23rd at the home of Misses Wilma and Geraldine Herndon. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA MERCHANTS SAFEWAY CAB l Fully Insured—Courteous I ! Drivers j —Phone 5522— j Council Bluffs, la. NELSON GROCERY Fern dale Foods 232 Broadway Ph. 2891 INDEPENDENT j COAL and ICE SERVICE FEATURES OIL TREATED COAL. IOWA COAL Retailed Or By The Sack. HENRY RAYNER, REP. 1300-5 Ave. Tel. 235 COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA~ ATLAS LUMP 7s Sold Only By Co. Bluffs Coal & Ice Co. 9th and Broadway PHONE 71 PATRONIZE ADVERTISERS OUR Theresa Nealy Gets Fall Little Miss Theresa Nealy, who suffered a fall recently which resulted in a fractured collar bone, is getting along as well as could be expected. Ther esa's greatest worry is that maybe she will not be permitted to complete her school year. Miss Mercedes Johnson, of Omaha, visited relatives in the city Saturday. Maxine Teal Celebrates Eleventh Birthday Maxine Teal, 1114-lb Ave., celebrated her eleventh birthday on Jan. 9th. Joining in this cele bration were a few of her I f i ends. Rev. Harris Acting Pastor of Calvary Baptist Church The pastorate of Calvary Baptist church, made vacant by the resignation of Rev. S. Fant, will be temporarily filled by Rev. Harris of Omaha. Mr and Mrs. J. Foster have moved from 1307-7 Ave. to 1410 So. 8th St. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mize Return Mr. and Mrs. James Mize re turned to the city Saturday, Jan. 1 fifth, from an extended trip west . Mr. Alonza Anderson., who has been ill, has returned to work. Mrs. Fannie Reed, who has had a severe eold, is better. Mrs. Maude Anderson is ill. and a pleasure to Mrs. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cooper Entertain Mr. and Mr. Geo. Cooper were hosts at a dinner Sunday, Jan. 10th. Guelst list included Mr.. I and Mrs. Florence, of Missouri Valley; Mrs. Dora Alexander, Mr. Tolan and! Mr. and Mrs. Wade Green of Omaha, Mrs. Viola Stewart, Mr. Sam Baker and Mr. and Mrs. John Mills. Miss Hattie Lyons, who has been seriously ill, is greatly improved. Mr. Sam Taylor is ill at his home. He is confined to bed. Mrs. James Ross is confined to bed by illness. Illness caused Mr. Wm. Cof fee to remain home from work for several days. Mrs. Charity Bingham is in disposed. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hockaday, who have been ill are now able to be out. Miss Lulu Mae Hall was in charge of the Recreation Meet ing held Tuesday, Jan. 19th, at the Broadway Christian church. - Mr. and Mrs. Hurlin Harvey were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Janies Haynes on Mon day evening. (Chicken, dumpl ings ‘n‘ everything) Council Bluffs Agents For The Omaha Guide Are Mrs. Clarence Oliphant, 2456- 6 Ave Little Savoy, 1408 W. Broadway Miss Mary Teal, 1810 S. 10 t. Miss Odessa Russell, 1201-16 Ave. 8ee Tour Nearest Agent and Buy Buy A Guide Keep Posted on Local Race News. Mr. Albert Wilson will make his home at the residence of Mrs. Saluda Carter, 3rd St. — be up after a brief illness, be up after a frief illness. Mr. and. Mrs. Geo. Brown Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brown were hosts at an informal ga thering Sunday night, Jan. 17. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Duke Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown, Misses Lulu Mac Hall and Jeanne Spinks, Messrs Mi Brown, James Haynes, Pearson Fields, James Phoenix and Mr. McCrea of Chicago, 111. — Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown Hosts .Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown were hosts to a party of six at Jim Bell's New Harlem Night Club, Omaha,, on Sunday night, Jan 17th. Guests were Misses Jeanne Spinks and Lula Mae Hall, Messrs, McCrea, of Chi cago and Russell of Omaha. — Miss Lulu Mae Hall has re-1 I turned to work after a four-day attack of influenza .Illness forced Mr. Ed Thomas to go home from work Friday. Mrs. Mary Wilson remains very ill in the WPA Nursing Home . Mr. G. A. Stovall, who has been ill, is better. Despite his illness. Mr. Stovall remained on the job. Mr. Richard Carbins, who has been ill, has returned to work. Mrs. Mamie Brown has been ill . Mrs. Blanche Golden, who has ill for the past several weeks is still ailing. Mrs. Mattie Turner, who in jured her spine in a recent fall, is recovering slowly . Cleverettes Jinx Supper A Success The Jinx Supper given by the Cleverettes Saturday, Jan. 16th, at the home of Mrs. Em ma Turner, was a financial suc cess. This is a club of busy bees Watch their stride! Mr. Vincent Carter, who un derwent an appendectomy re cently at the Mercy hospital, is doing nicely. Cleverettes- Meetings The next regular meeting of the Cleverettes will be February 7th at the home of Mrs. Gwen dolyn Simms 4th Ave. Social meeting of this club will be Jan. 31 at the home of Miss enne Spinks. The Church of God in Christ conducted prayer meeting Wed nesday, Jan. 13th, at the home of Mrs. Rosa Harris. Some nine persons were in attendance. Purchase New Terraplane Auto Mr. and Mrs. M. Austin are sporting a beautiful new Terra plane. Illness kept Mr. Geo. Brown home from work. Mrs Katherine Ford is re ported to be very ill with i n fluenza. Mr. Howard Cave was home from work Monday because of illness. Mr. Clarence Reeves, who was ill for several days the past week, has returned to work. Mrs. A. Huff has been elect ed to solicit funds for the Bap tist Education Department of this state. Mr. Wm. Brown, Chicago Northwestern Railway em ployee, made a business trip to Chicago Monday night return ing Wednesday morning. Mrs. Clarence Reeves Given Surprise Party Mrs. Clarence Reeves was de lightfully surprised at a party given for her at her home Thursday, dam 14. Ltelieious waffles were served. Places were arranged for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. S. Finlayson, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Herndon, Mr. and Mrs Hubert Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Chauneey Herndon, Mrs. Audrey Smith, Mrs. T. Gamble and Mr: Howard Cave. The table was beautifully decorated!, with gorgeous Am erican Beauty roses and carna tions being the centerpiece. The evening was spent talk ing over old times. Each one departed' wishing Mrs. Reeves many more and happy birth days. The Junior Hollis Art Club met at the home of Mbs Gerald ine Reeves Sunday afternoon, Jan. 17. Mrs. Alice Brown entertain ed1 for Mrs. Minaiie Ilerndon at a waffle breakfast Thurs day morning, Jan. 14th. Hollis Art Club Meets— Hollis Art Club met with Mrs. Minnie Herndon, Thurs day afternoon, Jan. 14. Harlemites Progressive Party Success The Harlemites, a newly formed club of young people, gave a Progressive Party on Friday night, Jan. 15tli. The party began at the home of Miss Juanit'a Oliphant, where cocoa and marshmallows were served; from there the party went to the home of Mr. Clarence Reeves, Jr., where chili and crackers were served and ended at the home of Miss es Wilma and Geraldine Hern don, where tapioca pudding and cake were served. The Harlemites spent the evening dancing and playing cards. Persons who have recently joined this club are. Ed Terry, Ilerschell Howard, Henry Tur ner and Harry Bess. Mrs. Emma Crocker, who has been ill, is back on the job at the Little Savoy. Mr. Leonard Jones has been confined to bed because of ill ness. Mr. Geo. Lewis, who has been ill, is able to be out again. Rev. G. W. Slater, jr., in forms us that he was successful in passing his first semester’s examinations. He is now look ing forward to June graduation. 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