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-H. M. FUNCHES, EDITOR
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wilson,
Mrs. Inez Bowens and Mrs. Cal
vert Smith and children wore
the dini^r guests of Mr. and
Mrs. D. M. Mixon Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Jame§ Haynes
are the proud parents of a dan
ghter born Feb. 11th. The little
Miss beans the name of Helen
Harvey Haynes.
Mrs. Mabel Jaco is recovering
from a serious attack of influen
za.
Mra Rosa Harris and daugh
ter, Miss Opal returned from
Chicago Saturday.
Mrs. Gertrude White contin
ues to improve in the Mercy
hospital. She will return to her
home this week.
Mr .and Mrs. Walter Cooper and
family have moved to Red Oak
la.
Winifred Coffee remains
ill
Rev. and Mrs. Derry Carbins
were Omaha visitors Sunday.
Mr., Mrs. Smiley have been
enjoying a visit from their son
Mr. Tommie English, of St.
Paul, Minn.
Mr. Dick Lyons is still con
fined to the Mercy hospital. His
condition is reported as being
only fair.
Mr. Elijah Lane is now able
to get around on crutches.
Misses Lula Mae Hall and
Jeanne Spinks were Omaha vi
sitors Sunday.
Mr. Eugene Herndon is be
ing kept off the job by an in
jured foot caused by a tack.
Mr. Walter Grooms, who re
cently suffered a broken ankle,
is recovering at the home of
Mrs Jessie Payne, 1104-14
Ave.
The beautiful quilt made by
th/e Calvary Recreation Center
will be raffled off Sat. Feb.
27th, at that church. Interesting
indeed is it to know that some
of the blocks of this quilt were
made by a man, and that the,
youingest person who worked
on it was 8 years and the oldest
59 years.
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Word comes from Robert
Herndon, who is at Ft. Iluach
uca, Ariz., that lie has gained
12 pounds. He also reports he
has had his first try-out as an
orderly .
Mrs. Katherine Ford is in
Iowa City undergoing treat
ment.
Mrs. Lula Hall slipped and
fell Sunday while running to
catch a street car.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holliday
and Mr. B. E. Squires, of Oma
ha, were the dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Nevins on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker Stroud
e,r and son aye u^iw making
their home with Mr. and Mrs.
Griffin Carter.
Mr. James Haynes was host
at a stag party Thursday even
ing at his home.
Mr Arthur Ashby of Omaha
spent Sun. visiting his daugh
ter, Mrs. Herbert Parks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson
l Simms entertained informally
Wednesday, Feb. 10th. Present
were Mr .and Mrs. Henry Rey
nolds and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Cage.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reynolds
were hosts Sunday Feb 14th at
an informal gathering. Guest
list included Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Cage, Mr. and Mrs. Hur
lin Harvey and Mr. and Mrs.
Jefferson Simms. The men
men spent their evening play
ing billiards and checkres, the
ladies played bridge and rum
my.
Mrs. Gladys McCurry has re
turned from Salisbury, Mo.,
where she attended the funeral
of a friend.
Mrs. Sylvia Brown returned
Sunday, Febr. 14th, from Edina,
Mo., where she lias been visit
ing her sick mother. She re
ports her mother’s condition as
being improved .
Mrs. Hattie Terry is visiting
friends in Omhaa.
Mrs Wm. Brown is planning
a trip to Chicago where she will
visit her brother.
Mrs. Wm. Hockaday, who has j
been ill, is better.
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Recreational Forum
At the Recreational Forum
conducted Sunday, Feb. 14th,
at the Bethel church, an able
talk on “Our Social Problems’’
was given by Mr. B. E. Squires
of the Omaha Urban Center.
Additional remarks were made
by Mrs Slater. Questions were
asked and a general discussion
entered into.
Mr. Squires urged that our
Negro youth take a, more active
part in solving our problems.
The Forum was well attend
ed. Display exhibiting articles
made at the two Centers was
mad*. . fTJ
3 Square Girls Tea
The tea given bj- the 3 Square
Girls Sunday Feb. 14th was a
decided success.
White candles around which
red ribbons were tied added to
the decoration of the long table
On one of the beautiful cakes
was written the words “3
Square,’’ the other cake was
beautifully decollated with
hearts.
Misses Juanita Oliphant and
Geraldine Herndon poured.
Miss Virginia Nevins acted as
hostess .
Mr. Vincent Carter lias re
turned to his home from the j
hospital. He is getting along
nicely.
My Favorite Recipe
Hot, Rolls
(By Mrs. 0s3ie Cooper)
3 tbs butter 2 cups milk
3 tbs sugar 1-2 tsp salt
1 cake Fleishman yeast
1
Cream the 3tbs sugar,3tbs but
ter and 1-2 tsp salt . Heat 2 cups
milk and pour over creamed j
mixture and let cool. Place ^
yeast cake in cup of lukewarm
water and let dissolve, later
adding it to the above ingred
ients, using enough flour to
make thin baiter, (Best results
I may be obtained by using a
Dover egg beater in combining
these). Now add one egg and
let sponge stand from 1 to
; 1 1-2 hours, after which beat in
enough flour to make sponge
the consistency of biscuit dough
—usually 4 to 6 cups of flour
are necessary for this. Again
let stand for 1 1-2 hours, after
which time make into rolls.
Bake in oven from 350-400 de
' grees.
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Clubs
20 Century Civic and Art Club
The 20 Century Civic and
Art club met Thursday, Feb.
11th at the home of Miss Jeanne
Spinks .
The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Juanita Whiite on
Feb 25th.
Cleverettes
The Cleverettes will meet
Feb. 21st a,t the home of Mrs.
Ethel Smith.
3 Square Girls
The Three Square Girls met
Saturday, Feb. 13th, at the
home of Miss Geraline Hern
don. An interesting book ne^
view was given by Miss Omo
gene Harvey.
The next meeting will be
ibeld Sat. Feb. 20th at the home
of Mrs. Daisy Mize with Miss
Marilouise Teal as hostess.
These young ladies will givo
a St. Patrick’s Tea March 17th
t the home of Mrs. Alice Brown
Hour of Pleasure Club
The Hour of Pleasure club
had a call meeting Wednesday,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Chauncey Herndon, where plans
were made for a Colonial Party
to be held, Feb. 27th, at Eagle
Hall.
Hollis Art Olub
The Hollis Art club met Mon
day, Feb. 15th, at the home of
Mrs. Ruth Fox.
Gives Card Party
The Hollis Art club gave a
card party Saturday, Feb. 13th,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Solomon Finlayson.
The Finlayson home was
beautifully decorated in Valen
tine colors.
The evening was spent in
cards and dancing.
Mr. Wm. Teal, 1114-16 Ave.,
has returned to work after a
two day illness.
Thoughts
(By Theresia M. Skinner)
Put good in your mind and your
Thoughts will sow
The good where it is of most
need.
Put kindness where only hate
Might grow,
And let Love be the seed.
Let the daily sunshine of your
smile
Be a handclasp true,
And happiness will be yours
All the while
For the' best will be with you.
Hollis Art Card Party
The first of a series of eard
parties, sponsored by the Hol
lis Ar. club was given Satur
day, Feb. 13th a.t the home of
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Finlaysoin,
1311-6 Ave.
The home was very effective
ly decorated to carry out the
scheme of St.. Valentine’s day.
Mrs. Jack Willis won a, beau
tiful double compncc for the
holding the high score for wo
men; Miss Geraldine Herndon
received a clever ash tray for
havng the low'est score. Due to
|the fact that Mr. Hurlin. Ila,r
ivey was the only gentleman
playing, he received a leather
billfold. No booby was a ward
ed.
Light refreshments were ser
ved After the awarding of pri
zes.
One such party will be held
every month. Winners at each
party will compete in a final
whist party, to be held in May.
Watch thiscolumn for the
date and place of the next meet
ing ,and get in on the fun.
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Beautiful Hair j
(By Mrs. E. Baker, 2627-3 Ave)
Every woman would have
beautiful or at least good hair.
Good hair cannot be obtained
without a healthy scalp. There
are several steps leading to a
healthy scalp. If you will fol
low steps given in this column
:each week, you will be greatly
benefitted.
The scalp must be kept clean
by correct shampooing, but
first the scalp must be prepared
for shampooing. Part the hair
in very small parts as to ex
pose the scalp to view, then
with a rather fine toothed comb
lift or loosen the dandruff from
the scalp. "When the entire head
has been gone over in this maiv
ner, place the finger tips of
both hands firmly on the head.
Do not slide fingers about on.
surface of scalp, but hold very
firmly, and with a rotary move
ment, such as we would get
from an electric vibrator, go
over the entire head. Put em
phasis on the temple region and
back of the ears, because the
scalp feeders are thickest there.
This massaging brings up the
dandruff which was previously
loosened by the comb. If there
are any stubborn spots of dan
drufff which will not yield to
this treatment, ahinoinft spots
ferred.
In the next issue, I will give
you the second step—brushing
—which,too, should preeeed the
shampoo.
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Mt. Olive Baptist Church
The Mt. Olive Baptist church
closed a very successful year
in 193li, raising more than
$2,500. Since the beginning of
the new year, each auxiliary
seems more determined to raise
its 1937 budget than ever be
fojre. The programs thuu Uar
have been very educational.
During Negro History Week,
the Missionary Society render
ed a program on February 12th.
One hour prayer conducted by
the president, Mrs. Nona Neal
The life of Booker T. Washing
ton, by Mrs. L. J. Malone; Life
of Phyllis Wheatley, by Mrs.
Dora Harris; Life of William
Pickens, by Mrs. Elnora Jenn
ings; Life of Frederick Dou
glass, by Mrs. Francis Ander
son. The program was in charge
of Mrs. Mablc Owens. On Sat
urday, February 20th, The Will
ing Workers club, under the
leadership of Mrs. Francis
AVoods, will have a bazaar and
foot rally. The Mothers will
have a box supper and a spell
ing bee on February 20th under
tho leadership of Mrs. Zanie
Our Churches
Calvary Baptist Church
16 Avenue
Rev. Harris, Acting Pastor
Morning services were held
the past Sunday. In the after
noon a rally was conducted.
There was no night service.
Bethel A. M. E. Church
Rev. Geo. W. Slater, Pastor
Only Sunday school was held
the past Sunday by way of re
gular services.
Church of God In Christ
1618 Avenue B
Elder A. D. Carter, Pastor
Sunday school at 10:30 a. m.
Mrs. Q. Mina, Supt.
Services at noon. YPWW at
6:30 p. m., Mr. Gamble Dun
can, president. General services
at 8:00 p. m. Weekly services
Tuesday and Friday nights at
7:30 o’clock.
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Marshall.
Mrs. Elnora Jennings gave a
surprise party at her home,
1609 1-2 E 4th street, on Satur-I
clay, Feb. 13th, for Mr. E,
Owens. Each guest was pre
sented with a valentine. The
evening was spent in playing
games. Lunch wras served at 11
o’clock. A beautiful birthday
eake of pink and white was
cut by the homoree. Those at
tending were Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Jones, Mr. and Mtn.
Charhes Harris, Mr. and Mrs.
Elder Owens, Mr. John L.
Owens, Mr. Alfred Owens, Mrs.
Frances A^deraoiiJ/ Mr. Mol
ina Kitchen and Thurmon.
Junior Jennings
The tentire church welcomed
the return of the wife of our
pastor, Mrs. Patton, who was
called to Shreveport La. to he
at the bedside of h)or sistc^,
Mrs. W. Peterson, who passed
away while she was there.
We have on our sick list, Mrs.
Georgia Daniels who is confin
ed to her bed at, home, 111 1-2
So. Wall St. Mrs. Mary Butter
is also ill.
The Pastor's Aid met at the
home of Mrs. J. Marshall and
the weekly prize was won by
Mrs. E. Jennings. The president
of the club is Mrs. Mable Owens.
Sunday, Febr. 14th was spir
itual song service and talks by
experienced men. Principle
speaker was Judge Bernard C.
Brown. Ilis subject was “My
contribution to American Dem
ocracy in France. Will It lYe
vent }FuJlurc Wad’’ Mr. Joe
Woods spoke on “What I Saw
in France.’’
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