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Mr. and Mrs: Paul Holliday of Omaha were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Nevins on Sunday: Celebrates Birthday Mrs Elizabeth Wilson enter tained informally at a dinner Sunday in celebration of her natal day. Joining her on this occasion were Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson and Mrs Lizzie Payne of Omaha. Mr. Horace Goodlow, jr:, left Friday by motor for Chicago. Mrs. Elsie Herndon and son. Junior, expect to leave Satur day, April 24tli, for Detroit, Mich., where they will make ■their home. Rev. S. Fant, who has been indisposed for several days, is better, Mr. Manson James spent Sun day with his family, returning to ResMoines early Monday. Mrs. Willie Nealv and Mrs. Inin Miller were Omaha visit ors Friday. Mrs. Lizzie Payne and Mr. Harry Payne, Omaha, were vis itors in the city Sunday. Tabernacle Baptist choir took part in the installation services of Rev. Reynolds, of Pleasant Green Church. Omaha, on Wed nesday night, April 14. Mr. Ben Harvey of Minneap olis, Minn., visited his brother,. Mr. William Harvey, and fam ily on Sunday, April 18th. Boy Scout Troop Returns T5ov Scout Troop No 21, re turned to the city Sunday af ternoon from a hike and a night's encampment near Cres cent. Iowa. Attend Father-Son Program Mr. Clarence C. Reeves, sr.. attended the program given at T.T school on Father-Son night. Appearing in the glee club were Miss Geraldine Herndon and "Messrs. Spires and Clarence Reeves, .ir. Mrs. Redick Hostess Mrs. Minnie Herndon and Mrs. Fva Finlayson were guests of Mrs. Walter Redick Wed nesday afternoon, April 14th, at which time a light luncheon was served. The afternoon was spent in sewing and talking over old time*. Clubs 20 Century CKvic and Art Club The 20th Century Civic uiui Art Club met April 8 at the home of Mrs. Inez Bowens, with the president, Mrs. Lillie Mills, presiding. In observance of National Ne gro Health Week, Dr. Wesley Jones of Omaha, gave interest ing information with regard to ! diseases common to Negroes. Opportunity was given to ask questions which were intelli gently answered bv this effi eierij physician. A delightful repast was serv ed by the hostess to the .twen ty-two members and friends who were present. Mrs. Frances Lee was the club's guest. Present also was Mrs. Ossie Cooper, this being her first a tendance to the club since becoming a member. Clevepettes Members of this club met on April 18 at the home of Mrs. Novella Cape. The Cleverettes will pive a. Fish Fry on Saturday, April 24, at the home of Mrs. Ger trude White. Sew On Uniforms Members of the 20,h Century Club met at the home of Mrs. M in. Harvey on Thursday, Apr, 15. Uniforms to be worn dur mp the eominp Federation were cut out. Hollis Art The Club pave a tea and ba zaar Thursday, Apr. 8, at the home of Mrs. Emma Turner. The table was a picture of lovliness in pink and white. A lovely lace table, doth covered the table, tall white tapers in pink holders and a centerpiece of pink sweet peas enhanced flie beauty. The menu consisted of dainty sandwiches, cookies, jello, whip ped cream, coffee, candy and mints. On display for sale were a number of beautiful pieces of needlework. Many persons were in at tendance. Our Churches Calvary Baptist Church 16 Ave. and 11 St. Rev. J. H. Harris, Pastor Mrs. Ethel Carbins, Reporter Sunday School opened at the sual hour. In the absence of Mrs. Joseph H. Gates, superin tendent, Miss Hall was in charge. ' Morning service was conduct ed by the pastor who spoke from Psalms 23, “The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want" At 5:30 .the Young People’s Union was organized. Mr.s J. H: Harris was made president. She is a very efficient worker in the BYPU. and the Sunday school. At 8:00 the pastor brought us another message from Mark 1Before ye, the way of the Lord’/. After this message the Lord’s Supper was served * ECONOMY TAILOR Ohas. M. Simmons, Prop. 1812 N. 24th St. WE. 6370 * I W> ■ > Ni I _©1937 KTCrtATWm KCCO PRtSS^ _ _ ’'.‘"'.5_J I 1 ythp pastor, assisted by Rev. Carbins. The church has taken on new life. You are invited to come and look iu on us—come to boost, you cannot afford to ) nock God's word. We ask your prayers for our success. CHURCn 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 Duncan president. General services at 8:00 p. m. Weekly services on Tuesday and Friday nights at 7:30 o’clock. \ Master Richard Mooney of Omaha), is visiting liiis aunt, Mr8 Anna Mae Workman. Slyter Ice & Coal Co j No extra charges on half tons of coal. Delivered within 30 blocks. 1301 No. 24th St AT 6355 MASON’S Bar-B-Q, Chili, Tamales and Fried Chicken to order 2024 Burt St. WE 6015 fc&I^FXELD TEA KEEP CLEAN INSIDE! 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Nicholson, Pastor Louise Nash, Reporter The Church held its regular services Sunday, with Rev, h\ C. Williams ns visiting pastor. Last Monday was Quarterly ly Conference a.tj the A.M E. Church: Presiding Elder W. H. Oglelon, presided. Mrs, Leon Pemberton of Kan sas City, Kan., has been visit ing her mothernnlnw, Mrs. dim Pemberton, Friends were saddened at the death of Mrs, M aha la Bn,1, les, mother of Mrs. Angelina (lib son, Mrs. Battles was 110 years I old. I - Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sweet visited her mother in Banin, Kansas, recently. Virgin Wean Beard, son of Kir. and Mrs. Lawrence Beard, s visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stewart, in Red Oak, Iowa„ Mr. and Mrs. Ilershel Mont gomery are the proud parents f a fine baby girl. ~ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ — • Mrs. Eliza Ann Signor of Shenandoah, Town, was a visit or in the Albert Cason home. BOYS! GIRLS Create a Spirit of Oooper ation by joining the “GUID ITE CLUB” Read all about it in this is sue. Join NOW. 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