COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
NEWS NOTES
_H. M. FUNCHES, EDITOR
MEMBERS OF FLETCHER
HENDERSON BAND PASS
THROUGH CITY
Messrs. Hilton Jefferson, Elmer
Williams, Leon Bersy and IT "race
Henderson,brother of Fletcher Hen
derson; all members of the Fletcher
Henderson band passed through the
city Sun. April 24 enroute to Sioux
City where an engagement was to
bn filled. While in the city they
dined at the Little Savoy. The boys
filled an engagement in Omaha at
the , Ctiermont Ballroom Monday,
April 26th.
Mr. and Mrs- Duke Turner were
hosts at an impromptu gathering
in their home Sunday night. An ev
ening of enjoyment was spent, as
is the case whenever one visits in
this home.
LISTEN, FOLKS'.
I am certain each of you from
time to time has something of in
terest to Guide readers. Why not
help us by sending copy of su°b
news to the George Lewis restaur
ant where it will be picked up- Re
memfcter the fellow who boosts is
much larger than the one who
knocks!
Yours,
The Editor
Visiting in the John Turner home
Sunday was Mra. Violet? Turner of
Omaha
WORKMEN’S ASSOCIATION
The Workmen’s Protective As»’n.
will meet Wednesday, May 12th at
the Little D*na HalL Join their
ranks at once.
Mr. Lawrence Neely has returned
to the city looking as if he had
put on pound* since last seen here
Mm Ida Giles returned to her
hom« from Omaha the past Satur
day. Some has suggested that Mrs.
Giles move to Omaha and visit
Council Bluffs friends—it is be
lieved that they would see her more
SPENDS NIGHT AT CHIEFTAIN
Did you know that a certain
young mjan spent the past Satur
day night at Hotol Chieftain? No,
he wasn’t on the job.
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Mrs. Emma Turner was an
Omaha visitor Saturday.
Mr. Willie Stodher has returned
to the city from Ft. Huachuca, Ari
zona.
CAR IS STOLEN
The Model A Ford of Mr- Win.
Baker was stolen Sunday night
while parked in front of Buster
Means’ residence. Police were fur
nished with description of the car
etc,, with the hope that the car
will soon be recovered.
Mr. Baker left ignition keys in
the car and went into the home »>f
Mr. Fred Means, jr- without lock
ing the car door as was his cuBtom.
Mr- Ely Bell continues to im
prove at his home.
Mr. and Mrs- Wm Shaffer ex
pect to leave this week for Little
Rock, Arkansas whore they will
visit a sister of Mr. Shaffer who
is ill
Mr. Luther White of O’Neal, Ne
braska is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Emma Crocker and other relatives
Mr. Philip Jackssn, of Fulton
Mo. is in the city visiting his bro
ther, Mr- Joshua Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs- S. E.. Gilbert, Ern
est Caldwell and Mr- Wtn. Davis,
all of Omaha and Mr. Wm. Brown
of Sioux City "Vsre among the out
of town guests attending the Clev.
erdttes Barnyard FVolie Tuesday
evening
Mrs. Fannie Harris was the din
ner guest of Mrs. Shelton Pearl on
Sunday, April 26th
CLEVERETTES BARNYARD
FROLIC HUGE SUCCESS
And did they frolic at the Barn
yard Frolic—yeh, man!
Some seventy-ft vie persons attend
ed the Cleverettes Barnyard Frolic
Tuesday night at Eagle Hall. Music
was furnished by Sam Brctwn and
his Syncopating Five of Omaha.
During intermission, a floor show
was given by Mr. Sam Brown, mas
ter ctf rhythm and tap.
Unique indeed was the minature
farmjyai/d in the center of the ball
room. There was to be seen Iowa's
famous corn. The Cleverettes and
husbands wore dressed as farmer
ettes and farmers all in keeping
with the Bara yard Frolic.
At the close of the frolic, an
after party was held at the Little
Savoy.
Rev. J. H- Patten, D.. D.. Modera
tor of the Western District of Iowa
Nebraska, South Dakota Baptist
Association was at Tabernacle
Baptist church Tuesday night,
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The Larieuse Beauty Foundation was established
by the Godefroy Manufacturing Company to study
methods of preserving women's natural beauty, t
and to make the results of this research available
to the public.
CLOTHES CAN M\KE YOU LOOK TALL Olt SHOUT
Now that spring is here and sum
mer is jusi around Hie corner, wo
men everywhere are studying <lie
fashion notes to make sure that
their new sutnmei clothes will con
form to the very latest, up to-the
minute styles.
Bui the wise shopper thinks of
something more than style. She
also asks herself, "Is this particu
lar style becoming to me? Is it
suited to my type of figure?"
Girls who are shorter or taller
than the average must be pnriicu
larly careful. If you are consider
ably under the average height, you
will not look your best in a dress
that emphnsizes your shortness, no
matter how stylish the dress may
be.
Choosing Your Oress
An old, reliable rule to follow is
this: Siiort girls should wear cloth
lng with up-and-down lines, either
In the cut of the garment or tin de
sign of the goods, while tall girls
should wear ensembles which em
phasize the crosswise lines.
To get some iden on how Impor
tant this rule is, draw two ovals,
shaped like eggs standing on end, on
two different pieces of paper. Then
draw half a dozen up-and-down lines
through ons of them, and draw
cross-wise lines across the other.
The oral with the vertical lines will
look slender, and the one witb the
horizontal lines will seem shorter
and wider. In exnctly the same
way, crosswise stripes will make
you look shorter sad wider; up-and
down stripes will make you look
taller and more slender.
The short girl will look taller If
she wears s braid or curls on top
Of her bead. Her hats should hare
narrow brims, or none nt nil nml
any (outlier or trimming on the bill
should he in an up mid down direc
tion.
If you are shorter than the av
erage, wear a nml idling ensemble,—
that is. wear a skirt that matches
your sweater or blouse, or Is nearly
tlie same color. Of course, puffy
sleeves and any fullness or flare in
the skirt will have the wrong effect.
A good posture, with the hack
straight, the head erect, and the
shoulders thrown hack, will have a
very great effect In making n short
girl look taller and more graceful.
It you are short and are inclined to
have rounded shoulders and back,
learn to sit erect, and take some
sort of exercise to improve your
posture.
Rules for Tall Girls
For the tall girl, the rules are just
the opposite. Wide-brimmed hats
will help make her look shorter;
her hair should be worn close to the
head on top, and can he waved out
ward at the sides. Two-color en
sembles, such as a dark skirt and a
light-colored sweater or blouse, will
etnphnslze the horizontal line at the
waist and decrease her height. Full
ness In the skirt or sleeves will have
the same effect.
Many tall girls unconsciously try
to make themselves smaller by de
veloping a drooping posture, with a
rounded back and sagging ghoul
lera. This Is a grave mistake, be
cause It gives an awkward or sloppy
mpresslon that only makes matters
"torse. An ereet posture will make
four walk and your actions mors
[raceful, sad other persoae will be
eas apt ts nstlee year bstgbt.
April 27th completing plans for the
Third Annual Session of the Wo
men’s Home and Foreign Mission
at Beulah Baptist church, May 12th
and 13th.
On Mav 11th there will be a Pro
Convention program of the Third
annual session of tho Western Dis
trict of the Iowa, Nebraska and
south Dakota Baptist Association
WOMEN’S HOME AND FOREIGN
MISSION TO CONVENE AT
BEULAH BAPTIST CHURCH
On Tuesday evening, May 11th
thetV; will be a Pre- Convent ion
program at Beulah Baptist church
consisting of musical and parade
This marks the beginning of the
tkneo day meeting of ttie Baptist
Association (Western District) at
Beulah church.
Tho Women’s District Homo Mis
sion Convention convenes Wednes
day, May 12th.
On Thursday, May 13th will be
tho general session. Mrs. C- H..
Warden, of Sioux Falla, South Da
kota is president of the Home Mis
sion Convention and Mrs. Gertrude
Brooks, Shenandoah, la. is secre
tary.
This Convention promises to be
the greatest session in the history
of the Baptist. Many speakers of
national and state prominence will
bo heard duo to the splendid influ
ence of Rev. J. H. Patten, Vice
Moderator of the National Councils
and Moderate^ otf the Western
District.
The slogan is “West Must Lead."
Council Bluffs, Omaha and cither
Nebraska friends are invited to at
tend this convention.
Clubs
20th CENTURY CIVIC AND ART
The 20th Oentury Civic and Art
club met at the home of Mi®. Nel
lie Burks on Thursday, April 22nd
with the president, Mrs. Lilli*
Mills presiding. Thirteen members
and one visitor. Miss Virginia Ke
vins, present. Plans w«r* completed
for a musical Thursday, May 6th.
A delightful repast was served
by the hostess. The meeting ad
journed to meet May 12th at the
him of Mrs. G- Carbine, 716 So..
17th street. All members are asked
to be present at this meeting—
business of importance.
Our Churches
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
1618 Avenue B
Elder A. D. Carter, Pastor
Sunday school at 10:30 a.m.
Mrs. G. 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.
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Mrs. H- L. McCrorey
Wife of tine president of John
son 0. Smith university who is a
candidate for the school board in
tho city elections of Charlotte N
C. Mrs. McOnorey is a prominent
leader in Negro education and was
urged to run at the request of the
Negro Citizens’ League.
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Mrs. Mahammitt’s
School of Cookery
2116 No. 25th St. WE 4129
LAMB CHOPS WITH ORANGES
Trim the fat from thick chops
and dip eadh one in melted butter.
Oil broiler well and hroil the chope
eight minutes. Turn the chops, place
a slice of orange on each and broil
eight minutes longer. Sprinkle gen
erously with salt and paprika and
serve very hot, garnish with sliced
orange*.
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CHBBSK SOUFFLE
3 egg*
1 cup milk
1 1-2 cup" soft bread crumbs
1 T. melW butter
3-4 cup grated oh«eae
Salt and pepper
Separate eggs—beat yolks and
add warm milk- Pour over bread
CTuhVbH and aheese. Fold in whites
stiffly beaten. Pour in hakihg dish
set in pan of hot water- Bake in
moderat\e ov'en for about 25 min
utes.
PORCUPINE SALAD
12 halves of Pears
4 Fkgs. cream cheese
1 teaspoon onion juice
1-2 teaspoon salt
Dasih Cayenne pepper
1 c/up almonds
2 heads lettuce
1 lemon
Mash cheese. Season with cay
enne. Salt and onion juice. Squeeze
lemon juice over para and let stand
a few minutes. Drain pears before
putting on lemon juice. When ready
(ill pears with cheese. Shred let
tuce- Pla'te pears with cheese side
down and split almonds and stick
in pears to look like porcupines
and cover with French dressing.
CARMEL STItUDDLE
1-2 cup butter
1-2 cuP brown sugar.
1 cup flour
1-4 cup white sugar
1-4 cup water
1 t. of lemon juice
Cinnamon and apples
Csream butter and sugar. Work
flour in. Peel apples and place in
a bowl. Make syrup of white su
gar and water. Pour over apples
Sprfnkle pastry over and bake un
til apples are clone- Serve with
whipped cream or ice creac
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Mr. Alex C% Brent Jr.
Five years ago the Cuban Cos
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colored people.
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