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SOC n A r i Af v. CLUBS AFFAIRS ',0-0-C-l-e-T-y> ORGANIZATIONS Mrs. Beulah Madison of Sioux City, Iowa, is the house guest of Mrs. Elsie Johnson and fain ily of 2619 Decatur street. --o An educational program, un dcr .the auspices of Joshua Dn.v id Kelly Consistory No. 27, was given ut the Mnsonic llall on April 29th- The program con gisted of tine history of the Ne groMaaons in the United States and other interesting subjects. -o Mrs. Bertha Bell, 2631 Bin ney street, and her father, S. Montgomery, 2531 Bake steet, motored to Oklahoma. While there they visited at Tulsa, Bo ley and Oklahoma City. They report a wonderful trip. Mr. umd Mrs. K: Hanger en tertained the .IMS Bridge club on Saturday night. April 24th. Guests of honor were ,the noted Negro poet and author, Bang ston Unglues, house guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. E: Squires, and Mr. a»d Mrs, Dwight Dorsey of j California. Prizes were won by I Mrs. Willis Grey who won the ladies' prize, and Mr. I). V. Gor don who won the men's prize. Mr. W. Grey won booby prize: Quest prizes were awarded. 'V _LAW »*. I' in to i u cuJi,umc that you mu.;t add t<> yopr wardrobe. A two piece nhe<.|* dress with an intore tinfly drap«l front*. The capo and matdh »g skirt can ho of light w>ool mater ial whiih will he very suitable for (hio> ( cool e te-jr^s in spring and summer. The iju.^'t atton depots 'ho various ways in which this cos tume may be combined. All in all. vou have four complete costumes in one. Njnvy wi !i powder Wuc, or this tle; black or brown, witli beige; and gray witlh navy make interesting color combinations. Miss Moten Rich In Artistry; Quack Club Scores Another Hit By S- Edward (J’lhort Mis** Etta Moten. a pleasing and attractive myro f on'i alto, who in a few short years has established herself unqur-srianub'y as o*ie of the foremost concert artists of th< day, pro*, ntcd a recital Thurs day evening at the Cen'ral high school. Artistry and Intelligence Maks Etta Moten When it comes to the amount of soul and artistry and intelligence and attributes which ga to make a great singer, she displays far more than any artists 'that have been in Omaha The concert was a striking ex antple of the harmony into which both races can be brought by a distinguished member of one. The concert was likewise ar achievtement from the artrickly mu •ieal standpoint- Miss Moten dis played uncommon artistry and feel ing troughout her program. The song* most highly anticip ated by everyone, the Negro Spirit ual came in a group at the end oi the program- In tnis Mis« Motei seemed althgetiher oblivious of th< audience. The Quack chib score* another CARTER; JOHNSON NUPTIALS TO BE SOLEMNIZED MAY 18th The marriage ceremony of Senoval Constancy Car er, 2914 No, 28th street, to Mr. Colbert Johnson, 2020 Pinkney street will he solemnized at the Seven Day Adventist church 2760 Lake street. May 18.h at 8 p. in. Mr» Johnson i<s the son of Mr. and Mm .1, C... Johnson MARKIILD On Thursday, April 22nd, Benjiuuin F. Austin and Ali e Plarks were quietly married at the home of die brides aunt tapid uncle, Mr. and Mrs Henry Beasley, 2122 Grace street. The charming home of Mr. and Mrs. Beasley was crowded to its capacity io witness the sacred ceremony which was solemnized by Rev, M. K~ lurry, pastor ol Zion Baptist church. The bride was beauti fully gowned in «, dress of blue contrasted wth pink slippers jewelry and gloves. She wore j a lovely corsage of pink and white sweetpeas. The groom was dressed in conventional black. Standing with the bride and groom were Mr. and Mrs Neal Johnson, sinter and broth er in law of the bride. With the elosng of the ceremony, relatives and friends extended congratulations and best wish es for their happiness. Follow ing the wedding, a reception was held for the many friends of the young couple at which time many gifts were received. e O M M • fc C I * L v.jk. mvxm I, _ ! lETTtP.HEAOS I „ m f'.wiiG* i f] rosiEns Hr,. i.-.itu f £ V - * • . *c*. ceMMMc .'.v 1 H . I MUIIALS , jj-CaUtlOllLJ,ETC. ' ■ par tEV't'Ttt " I •1 H t W | O Ml, w » , % j ^ A. YOUR ADVERTISING PROBLEMS... 12 YEARS PRACTICAL SXPERJENCE ^ 21.31 SEVENTH A''r. N2W VOf,H CITY j‘ tTNOACVlUTICIN • WU HW UiS*> lnaiiaia4Naaii«iHgi44 a- a a a II UlNEMAN'S CAKAPtE 2417 N. 24tb St. I I Have ytrir car washed am oil changed tor S riuig. Mo cr Toning end Batierjj Recharging 2417 No. 24th St JA 9209.' I V.V.V.V.V.V.V.’.V.V.V.V. $ The Battle Is On— $ % — J club will win the. Ij‘Best Model" trophy <hatl| | Gregg A. Williams And His Joyland Revelers Now At The Harlem Night Club Gregg A. Williams, chubby cornettet and popular orchestra leader, has moved into Jim Bell's Harlem Night Club with an entire new aggregation of music makers. Already a host of lovers of night life are ac eepting Mr. Williams arid his hand as a bunch of hot swing stcrs and fully capable of fol lowing in the footsteps of the renowned Red Perkins who re cently went on the road. Sup porting Mr. Williams and his band is a red hot floor show, featuring Marva Taylor, Geor gia Watkins and Leonard Hix on, three fascinating dancers’ who sparkle in modern rhythm. Mr. William’s new nggrega tion is composed of Leroy Ren net, Percy Walker, Mrs. Hazel Williams, Eddie Hammond, rhythm section; A1 Abney, II. T. Horn, Douglas Blackman, reed section; Sylvester Freals, James Green and the old mac stro himself make up the brass section. Swinging out in front is the personality king and queen, Winona Harris the Cab (alio way of the middle west and Miss Dorothy Bell, the girl with the million dollar smile. Snoop ing ((round at it were, 1 have been informed that there is to be a, complete change of floor show at .the Harlem beginning with Friday. t i t f>u(»en of Spiirklipg Drinks j I 12oz. for 5c : FREE COURSE ('insisting of PARCELLING FingerWaving SHAMPOO FOMUL.V lA' iuuu g iJ'pIoma by mail Write today to CUBAN COSMETIC CO. Box 5315-T Chicago, 111- | MARKET HERMAN FKIEDLANDEK Proprietor 24th and Lake Street WEbster 5444 Mias Theopal Ross Honored On 16th Birthday The spacious and beautiful pavilion of IFontenelle ,park, was the setting for one of the most lavish parties of the sea son on Tuesday night when Mrs. Elizabeth Simmons, .2226 Bur dette street, celebrated the na ,tal day of her charming neice, Miss Theopal Ross. Miss Ross who is a member of the Modernistic Maidens club, a student at Central high, and president of the Y.W.C.A: Girls Reserves, was attired in a beautiful black dress that in deed blended with her youth fill face of 16, partly hidden with flowing curls. I Some 200 youthful guests were present to wish Miss Ross many happy returns and to on joy a delightful evenng dan dug to the swing music of Mr. George W. Bryant and his City Service orchestra. NOTICE Mrs. Marion Quinn, Mrs. C. E: Reynolds and Mr. John Smith are the only official rep resentatives connected with the Circulation Department of The Omaha Guide. 1 f in doubt ask for letter of authority signed by circulation department manager S. Edward Gilbert. — HINES TAILOR SHOP Cleaning, Pressing and Re pairing. Dying and Hot Cleaning. Dresses Cleaned and Press cd—Fnr Crafting, Etc. j 2523 Q STREET Magazines -ALL KINjl»S (RITZ SHOE REPAIR SHOP) 2033 North 24th St. Be Well Dress ed and Com fortable in Our L New 1937 I SPRING and b SUMMER ■ STYLES 522.50 W and up j GLASGOW Tailors ♦ 1522 Harney JA. 1087 Omaha, Nebr. 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