-CLASSES TOL’R LINCOLN
W) dwisday, Mardh 10 Ji, the
English Lite-ary and Commercial
elafrw“ of which Mrs, Thelma Han
cock and Mir* Estelle Robertson
are inetnu tons made a tour of Lin
eoln on Wednesday, March, 10th.
On the way to IJneoln, Miss Es
telle Roberson and Mie« Anna Hil
ton we e the life of the party Fun
ny joker, were told and songs were
sung. They stopped in a little town
for luneh, and then started on the
Lt't lap of the journey to IJn<oln.
They first viaited the capital on
their arrival and saw mimy intar
e*t)?ng things, a(nd hut in the legis
lature for two hours. They then vi
sited the agriculture building and
then to the museum. They were de
siroUi of visiting the penitentiary
a cal the aajlum. but Gov. Cochran
explained to us the reason we could
not do so.
Those prerent on the trip includ
ed Misses Vivian WardeU, Bessie
Wyatt. Fannie Birr sett, Arada Ba
vin, Estell Robertson, Thelma Hall,
Mamie Johnson, Nova McCarter,
Faithful Fair, M«gi<- Knglan, Eth«l
Jones, Mollie Reynolds, Nellie
HrerrHwpv, Hmnie (Child s, Dolly
Dixon, Anna Hilton and Mr. and
Mrs. Montgomery.
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THE WIIAT KNOT CLUB
The What Knot held its regular
meeting on Tuesday night at the
h of M' n Hrummell, 2601 Corby
street After the business wa« at
tended to, a delightful luncheon
v**n served by the- hostess. Mrs.
Lillie Williatu<, president- Mm.
Danver Ri< h, scc’y.
The Orusadeiis club of the Metro
politan church closed its Help-Card
drive Sunday afternotm. After a
abort, but very interesting prgram,
wo were ill piled by an uplifting
sermon by Rev. Garnett. His subject
w**, "Prayer Changes Things-”
We wish to gmoioui ly thank «v«ry
one for what win* given to help
make this drive a financial success
The dub held its regular meeting
on Monday evening at Sister
Woody’s after the usual routine
of the opbnjng, the club discussed
new pluns for the future. The club
doo.dcd to have an age donation
rally which will close Apr. 12th.
Wo had ns a visitor, Mis Williams,
formerly of iSouith Omaha. You arc
always welcome to meet with ns
every Moijlay a|t t,he parsonage
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8URPKISK BIRTHDAY PARTY
On Tuesday, March 9th, a moat
eucowigful turpriec party was giv
en on Mrs. W. M. Cooper, 2608
Iflondo etreot. Mis- Cooper was en
ticed away b y her husband,
Mr. W. M. Cooper nnd during her
absence a total of fourteen guilts
arrived- Shortly before nine o’clock,
Mr. and Mur. Cooivr arrived at
their darkened home. To her sur
prise, on entering the door, all the
lights flashed on and a chorus of
vokea greeted her with ‘‘Happy
Birthday to You.” The surprise
wan such a shook to Mia- Coopt
that .she, not able to see what was
happening, fled to her car, but was
caught before she could escape.
hho wan presented with n dnrk
grey mrmi&h suit, gray shoe",
glove" and a punse. She expressed
her deep appreciation for the beau
tiful gifts. The evening was well I
spent with different amusement.'', |
one of whi< h was the pinning on of j
the donkey’s tail. This was won /
by Mr«. R. Porter. A most delight- .
ful and delicious repast of a buffet
luncheon was served and a large l
birthday cake was baked by Mrs. (
E L. Young'. A. .long the guests
were Mesdamea Matthews. O ^
Brown, Harrison, McKinney, Single
ton, C. (Cole, E. Porter* Me sera.
J. Smith, Lorenza Rosebaugh, Jack
son, James, Nelson John Roeebaugh
and the Masters Ezra L. and Terry
Young. Earh guist, after receiving
e most unique novelty, departed
acknowledge the fact that a most
enjoyahle evening had been spent
Th*' party was sponsored by Mr*.
Redden and Mr. Wm- M. Cooper.
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See that, your car is summer
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Men! Dress Up for Easter
SUITS, TOP COATS.$18.50
$21.50 and Others to $35.00
Vlallory’s Hats.$4 and $5 and up
Stetsons and Borsalino, Arrow Shirts $2 up
Others $1.65 and Up
TIES- -55c and up
CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR
10TH ANNIVERSARY
421 So. 15th Street
Happy Birthday!
Little Ernestine Pierce, 2420 De
catur street celebrated her birthday
on March 17th. Her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 0. F. Pierce are new sub
scribers for the Guide
Mr. John A. James, 2017 Grant
street was presented with a deli
cioun cake from his mother, Mrs.
A. Najsh on his birthday, March 18.
He also received many other lovely
gifts.
Mrs. Bula Smith entertained at
r. bMhdufy party for her son,
Charles Ja'^cson, jr., at 2518 Char
les street on his fifth birthday,
r’.undaty, March 21st- 12 guests were
present. A,' lovely fcrrthday <-«ke
"ith candles was quite an attrac
tion- After boing served, the little
guestts played game" and other tap
da rued. Many beautiful and use
gifts were received.
Mr- Earl PJrry, 2624 1 harles
street wr/i honored at a birthday
party on March 11th, given by his
wife. Among the sixteen guests pre
sent were Mr. and Mrs. C. Gard
ner, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hill and daugh
ter, Alma; Mias Lucille Bowman,
M'se Agnttso Creel, the niece of
Mrt. Perry, all of L'ncoln; Mis«
“"Lynelle Howell, assisted by Mrs.
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iCachel Lee (served the party
MPerry w as the rc<'pient of
many gifts form hi» Lincoln fri
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