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t CIAL A FAIRS 'S-o-c-i-e-t-y' CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS Social ELMER V' 1 HEN 110NO. FD Mrs. Flcr i 1 M tchel\ for r erly of Torek.*1, "nr.., now at 0 n «. entertained t a deli1 t 1 h r h day party >'! 1 h honoring ?. 1 ce W 1 hen (» f list included ?.T. a-d i Tim r Welchen. M d *' r. Fe! x 1. reneo, Mrs. Vr in a •;r' •, '• Dolores I. ' rrn < , '!?• Oscar ■ (* ■ Mr. Phil ard enters of th" ho t s . Mrs. Htkn K y and Hr*. S do McClain. A d’-’tful r mas* wa served anti [rood time ha 1 by those in attendarce, HARRIET MORTON TWI F PROMO1 ED RECENTLY Harriet. MrfHh, 25'S) Pit'V' Ave., who was only recently promo ted to the BB in Long school, has been promoted to the 7A b ea so of the splend'd record she has made. This record is indeed commendnb’e for ono so young. We shou'd be proud of c«r o"n young people for1 such atttainment.. _ -- Mrs. PhtbIpc Elder, of Kan«as, Mo., sister of Rev. 1). W. Bass of Cleaver*’ Temple nnd Mrs- Bessie Davis, visited in the city last week. Being atfofhrtr ginger from the Bass family, Mrs- Elder joined her brother and sister in m gical ren ditions throughout Sunday, Febr. 28th- Mrs. Elder left behind a com position of her own, ‘'E'en Me,” a very soul stirring song. MRS. P. EDLER HONORED Mr. and Mrs. S E. Montgomery, 2531 Lake St., were host" nt n dinner honoring Mrs. Paralee El der of Kansas City, Mo. Guest li t included Rev. D. W. Bass and fam ily and Mrs. Bessie Davis. ■ O’ ■ ■■ ■ ■ - ■■ BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs- Jerry Lewis and Mr1*. Na omi Byron entertained 35 g'ests at a formal .birthday party, Febr. 27th at the home of Mrs. Lewis’ parent", Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Lur, day, 2420 Indiana Avc- Mrs. Bryon birthday was Feb. 22nd and Mr. Lewis’ was Febr. 27th. Refresh ments were served by Mrs. Doris Loraine Wae, and Kenneth Mnr oney. Many beautiul and useful gifts were received by both. -o Tho choir of Pleasant Green Baptist church is giving an enter tainment at which every one is t > find hi" heart. Plenty of fun is anticipated. -** «- -* • ■ W-P ■ ■ ■ I is,,' * fn - r of North and Si ith Dakota, Nebraska and . a oke at Pl'>a n* chur h We.lnes ! . Ply wish to 1 r. , members of il l other fr - on for the r - oi s of sym ii . 8 and dea h ( 1 it b utd an 1 fa <• itv i ar (irem - • —o— I '.in ‘1 h ,i 11. 2112 Ohio k.’R n covered Pom a short din She ;h graefnl to her maoy f ,'ci'df f r thf i * krdness nnd tl .vigh'f lnesa. Mrs. T.otti Here", 2217 No. 25'h St, suffered in Injired hand when ah.n r.lipped nnd fell in her yard. MM. Anna Green, wife of Rev. Green 22nd and Cl rk St., is very ill at this writing. Mrs. Eisir Hnydcn, 2509 Bur dette St., is ill at her home. Mrs. Ilayden *11 'taki,n ill whjlte at church __o Mr. Will Jackson, of the Mid City Service Station, who suffered a stroke some three weeks ago, is improving slowly. He will be glad to see hi» friends at his home on 2Sth St. - --0 Mr. Lawrence Bell, 2511 Lake St., is home ill. -o MOVED Mrs. Emma B ell and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hamilton who formerly lived at 1014 No. 28th St., wish their many friend* to know they have movt>d to 2'25’/4 Lake St. —..... ,Q Mr. Joseph English, It. R. waiter suffered an attack of pneumonia and was taken from his train at Rock Springs, Wyo„ to a hospital there. He is now at his home on 2715 No. 26?h St, where he is re ported as improving. -o Mr Cha*. Crawford, 2416 No. 2 4 th S<-., i* convalescing in a local hospital. -o Mrs. Maud Walton, 2118 No. 28 St., is convalescing at her home after a two weeks' illness. BRANDEIS $3.00 JAR OF NEW S<^Kntauh NON-ALLEGRIC SPECIAL FORMULA ► , ■ ' * " MARCH 1ST TO 13TH A special Introductory price se that yea nay discover for year* b. self this flee rich croon that re plenishes natural ells and safe* paards year shin against renght Winds and weather. Bet year sap* ply this wort at the special lew Rrieel IBANDDS—TOILITIY SICTlOH-PlUt PLOOB as.. _ » e,|| If ,|tlM A1SO Of VOfl P#WBpOllfBB Wwf 9IWIWC Visiting & Visitors Mr!r<\ ' her. .Ton s of Loav«n v. .irfV. k-- . is viait;ng Sgt. and Mr- G o. H vons. —-o— Mr. Hi b r* 'lew's sr»ent the v cei end vlait'ng Sgf. a-d Mi". I { i. >. . • fix 1 f mily. --o-—• Vif'!* ; JV.OM DETsilOT M Wardcll Turner, 2118 No. 2s»h lit., enjoyed a v'sit f• om Mr. I?- b". Cert"right of Detrio*, Mich. M- Cartwright, a graduate of Northe-ndem high school, has en tered Hava d university, Wash irgfrn, D. C. ITe is a former class mate of Miss Ruth Maxwell and Mr. T rner, who formerly attend ed Northeastern high school. FROM ST. JOE Mr- Alfred Davis of St. Joesph, Mo., is in our city this week. He is the brother of Mrs. Hernicc Wright of 2132 Lake St. Mr- Davis’ ar rival was a happy reunion as Mrs. Wright had not seen her brother in 23 year. A - Mr*. Eddie Robinson, of Detriot, Mich., will be the house guest of Mrs. E. A. Lee, 2417 Maple St., for j nn indefinite length of time. She is expected to arrive Sunday. — Mrs. Susie Billingsley, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Virginia Green of Chicago, 111., has retnwned to Omaha. She is ( making her home with her son/ Mr. Waymon Billingsley at 3238 Evans St. -o Mrs- Eldridge will leave in the near future for Milwaukee, Wis RF/rURNS FROM ST. LOUIS Mrs. Lee Walker, 1627 No. 22nd St., has returned to the city after attending her mother’s funeral in St. Louis, Mo. While in St. Louis she attended the dedication of the Homer G. Phillips new Negro hos pital. This hospital will accomo date 685 patients. The nurses’ home provides dormitories for 146 nurses and 24 internes. Her niece, Miss Lillian Russell, is a nurse in this new hospital. -o Sick List Mrs. L. F. Owens, 2403 No. 29th St., is convalescing from a tons'l . ectomy. ... o—■■ Little Donald Morton, jr., 2520 Patrick Ava, who has been ill, i« able to be out again -o Mrs. C. Billingsley, 2613 Binney is on the sick list. —-o Little Edwin and Robert Jones, sons of Mrs. N. Jones, 2421 Bin ne.y St., are recovering from an attack of influenza. Mrs. A. B. Yo ng, 2624 Binney St-, is on the sick list. -o Little Billy Hamilton, 2014 No 25th °t., is ill with a cold. ! -o Dr. W- W. Peebles, prominent dentist, cf Omaha, who recently underwent an operation, is con valescing. -o Mary L. O’Neal, 2521 Caldwell St., who has been con^’ne 1 to bod for five weeks beenusn of illness is able to be up again Susie Lillian Lowe, 2721 Char iot Si-, is -convalescing from a r - out illness. . j—■—o LHtlo H^tty Ware, 2922 No. 25 h ft., !x ill with a cold. Bi n. Nash is still on the s'ck list. Mrs. L. F. Davis, 2530 Gram- St., •uffered an injured leg and knee in a fall, is improving Mrs- Lyda Wilson, 25-20 Grant St., is ill with sciatica rhejjnatism. -o M,r. Steward of 27th St., who has been quite ill, is getting along nicely. Friends of Mt. Moriah Bap tist church join in wishing him a speedy recovery. -o Mrs. E. Carter, 2631 Grant St is recovering from a recent illness. —-o Mrs. Jackson, 2616 Grant St., ono of the many sick, is showing improvement. Mr». M. G. /Chandler, No. 25th St-, who suffered a broken ankle in n fall on the ice is recovering. -o Clubs WIDE - AWAKE CLUB CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY The Wide-Awake club of Zion Baptist church celebrated its 20th anniversary with a party at the home of Mrs. Thoma* Vann, 2403 No. 22nd S. The evesning was spent playing games. Delectable refresh ments were served. All present re port an enjoyaible evening. The next meeting of the club will be on March. 12th, at the home of Mrs. Allen Jones, 2427 Ohio St. All members are asked to be pre sent. --ft—— ST. JOHN LITERARY SOCIETY The St. John Literary Society had ito meeting at the home of Mrs. C. Althouse on Monday, March 1st An interesting book report was given by Lawrence Lewis on “The Ways of Life,” written by John A Spyker, Minister of Trinity Me thodist Episcopal church of Omaha. Last week/, Mi's. Ada 'Walker gave a report on “Great Hunger," by John Boyer. Pftir 10 nvtTifig adjourned, thn members went to the. surprise party given in honor of Rev. Adams at the Adams home. JUNIOR STEWARDS MEET The Junior Stewards club of Be thel A. M. E. church met at the homo of Mrs. Sadie McClain, Wed ne'dny, Febr. 24th After business had been cared for, a talk was giv en by Rev. A. Phillips. A delightful repast was served hj the hostess. BRIDGE CLUB The Ladies Social Blidge club met with Mrs. B. Nolan at 944 No. 26th St. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs- Elmore and Mrs- A. Johnson were guests of the evening. High score was won by Mrs. Elmore, low was won by Mrs. Cunningham. Guest prize was given Mrs Elmore. -o The Autumn Leaf club met Mon day, March 8th, at the home of Mrs. Bessie King, 2216 Charles St. -o Plensant Green church is happy to announce that it will start build ing its auditorium in July All mem hers and many friends have pledged AMERICA’S BEST ut L& fikcce dfcu±! ... DON’T LET UGLY HAIR ROB YOU OF ROMANCE, HAPPINESS Men hardly ever noticed me—until I made my hair beautiful with Gode froy’s Larieuse. You can make your hair just as lovely. With Larieuse and a small brush you can color those | streaks or patches of gray or faded hair to lustrous shades of black, brown or blotide. Your hair will shine like silk. You'll look years younger. So, to make your dreams of romance come true as mine have — use Godefroy’s Larieuse. Get a bottle today. QODEII If your doolor does not hove It tend $1.25 direct to i GOOEFROY MANUFACTURING COMPANY • 3510 OLIVE ST. • ST. LOUIS, MO to sco to it that the church is finished. -o The Pick-Up club of Pleasant Green met Tuesday March 9th at the home of Mrs. A. Higndon, 2627 Hamilton St. Pleasant Green church will have baptism) services at Mt. Moriah church Sunday, March 14th, after morning service. There will be 20 persons baptized. -o Paints and Patches Paints and Patches, a musical comedy in two acts will be present ed at the central Y. W. C- A., 17th and St. Mary’s on Friday, March 12th, at 8:15 p m. The operetta is directed by Miss Estell Roberson assisted by Miss Dorothy Beck and the Girl Reserves of the Northside Y. W- C. A. Miss Roberson has shown much nbility in working with over sixty boys and girls in developing this, their first oper etta. The leading characters in elude Olue Willis, Betty Davis, Lawrence Smith, James Murray, Doris Newland, Louise Wright, Kate Beasly. Lloyd Neal, William Franklin, Lillian McGill, Dorothy Graves, Christine Taylor, Harrold Diddieux, George Sledd. Ick Mc Donald and Fred and Ned Martin. The chorus is made up of Rachel Covington, Milton Moore, Doris Ware, Myrtle Thomas, Arwilda Stevenson, Zenobia Harper, Ger aldino Fields, Marjorie Ross, Julia Darden, (Lois Farthing, LaVrrne McGaugh, Pearl Winston, Jaunity Macey, Rowena Jones, Bernice Grice, >Jrtista Williams, Alberta Bell, Johnette Coleman, Ora Lee Britt, Juanitc Lett, Martha Mit chell, Dorothy Bryant, Francis Par is, Hortense Harper, Foster Good lett, Ester Davis, Louise Newkrnd, Nellie Bassett, John Burden, Dor othy Nelson, Robert Rudd, Alice Green, LeRoy Wright, Dorothy Jackson, Margaret Dortch, Bertha Young, Sybil Ellis, Glanermal Cook, Maurice Simpson, Chester Hodges, 1 Byron Winston, Velma Thomas and Geraldine Simth. Miss Idelia Yancy will be the accompanist. -—-0—• South Omaha News Miss Althea Franklin, popular daughter of Mrs. Franklin, restaur ant proprietor is planning to spend Easter Sunday in Des Moines. Some of her friends plan to ac company her. --o Mrs. Hazel Sampson, 6221 So. 29th St., is on the sick list. --- Amos Starks, who has been con fined to the hospital for some time Friedman’s Shoe Store 1510 N. 24th St. JA. 0353 | New Stars in Footwear i Jolene Fashion Shoes Styled in Hollywood Different Colors in Gabardine , f t T T GERTRUDE’S LITTLE HUT We specialize in nothing but Bar-B-Q. Once you try it you will always buy. Drop in and see us some time. 24TH and BLONDO LION COAL CO. 22ND and NICHOLAS STS. WE. 2605 We Specialize on Quality Coal PROMPT DELIVERY ‘Call The Lion First* ! is now at his home. -o SOUTH HIGH NOTES Edited by Miss Cecile Walls All of the students of Sough high had to bid farewell to five of our outstanding students who were the Much 1937 graduates, namely: .Monroe Coleman, 4427 So. 20th St, whoso hobby is making speeches and whose ambition is to attend the University. We truly did hate to lose Monroe for he is such a good st>ort, ready and willing to do any thing to make a superior rating for his race. Ethel Davis, 5403 So. 24th St., hobby is swimming and ambition is to be a success. Another good and faithful student of dear old South high. She used her leisure time to some advantage. She was on of the highest on the 1937 honor roll, therefore being listed on the National Honor Society. Ralph Orduna, 5516 So. 31st St., whose hobby is football and whose ambition is to be a mechanic. We had to say “good bye" to Ralph— gee. w'e hated to because we were bidding a swell student farewell. Marjorie Telrel, 2517 M St-, hob by sewing and ambition is to be. a beauty operator. Marjorie was quiet, she didn’t bother anybody, and evrybody loved her. We hate so much to lose good ones like her. Virgil Williams, 2212 Harrison St., hobby sports and amKiion to BOYS! GIRLS Create a Spirit of Oooper ation by joining the ‘‘GUID ITE CLUB” Read all about it in this is sue. Join NOW. * FOR SALE—CLOTHING Niee Line of Slightly Used Women’s Wearing Apparell WOMENS ECONOMY SHOP —507 W‘>rld-Herald Bldg.— Magazines .... ALL KIjN i>S (RITZ SHOE REPAIR SHOP) 2033 North 24th St H. J. B. Grocery Full line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Open Sundays and Evenings MODERATE PRICES 3116 North 24th St. “We Employ Three Colored Men” Call ATLANTIC 3322 nnu up Hurt* oi it SAFE TRIP LOW COST No charge for extra passengers Ponded Drivers Fully Insured Cars ( THOS. J. CASEY j President and General Manager • ■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■•nil WANTED TO BUY 100.000 Pounds Brass, Cop per, Lead and Aluminum 20.000 Batteries 50.000 Auto Radiators Are We Buying? You Bet! If It s Auto Parts You Want It Will Pay You To See Us First. We Are Here To Serve You. Consolidated AUTO Parts Co. 2501 Cuming St. AT 5656 Home of Kangaroo Court AAA Coal Company JA. 2159 Special Cash Prise— Fresh Off the Oars. Deep mined Super Southern COAL Ton $7.50 Half ton 3.75 500 lbs. 2.05 1 go to college. Virgil was the, “tops’* | he headed all the sports. I don’t know what Souht high will do now in the athletic department, since Virgil is gone. I want all you graduates to read this little poem over and over again and let it stay with you throughout your field of success. Preparedness For all your days prepare I And meet them ever alike; When you are the anvil, bear, When you are the hammer, strike. —Edwa-dfTsrkim Classified Ajdv. Furnished Apt., hot water, elec tricity, gas furnished. 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