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SOCIAL >SrtriAfv> CLUBS AFFAIRS '0-0-C-l-e-T-y> ORGANIZATIONS I .. t TT T T '* *■ 1 ' Personals Mrs. Catherine Govan, 2625 Cald well street, has returned from Kansas City, Mo., where she has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Rosa Guthridge. -o Mrs. Rose Green and Miss Lentha Montgomery of Fall City, Ncbr. were the guests of Mrs. Mabel Roche and Mrs. Alia Henry of 2806 No. 26th street. Mrs. Roehc and her guest motored to Lewis- i ville, Nebr. where a nine pound fish was caught by Mrs. Green an- ! other member of the party. The Friendly Sixteen Bridge club met with R. Penn, .2011 Pink ney with ill mem! ers present. Af ter the business was settled we started out to see who was the fc-st player for the even’ng after a very hard I attl-, Sam Wepd and A. J. Leffall defeated Lloyd Gray and J. Henderson for the i pens. All the boys were very glnd to see them win because they havet been crying to win th m we were glad to have Mr. J. Henderson as a visitor. A very timely repast was sejved by the host M>\ Penn. The club will meet Monday May 31st with Mr. J. Phillips, 303G Emmett street. .—,—o Mrs. C. N. Porter of the Metro- I politnn Spiritual church, entertain ed 25 children or her Sunday school class with Ice cream. All are mem bers of the Guidite <%b and as sisted so beautifully in disposing of the tickets for their May Day Festival, which was sponsored by their Uncle GfL Mr. Porter plans to entertain the club at her home, 2217 Ohio street all during the summer. Get Your Trading stamps at Car ey’s Grocery and secure a Valu able prizes. It costs no more. Choice Com Fed Rally Beef as Tender as Baby's skin. Ths cho'cest product of the butchers art. Buy it. CAREYS GROCERY WHITEN SKIN whueyou sleep Now—almoat over night—youcan make your skin many •hades lighter—free from freckles, pim ples. blackheads. large pores, oioicncs.- — Tonight at bedtime spread Nadinola Bleaching Cream on (ace. neck and arms. While you sleep it gently dnsoltts dark ptgmesr Remember—Nadmoui is doubU mciint It gives .results you have never found us any ordinary bleach. TRY Get Nadinola today at any tot* 111 * («t counter or by mallpest paid. AT OUR 90c. If nut delighted, money niev cheerfully refunded. NADI* n,dR NQLA. Dept. 83, Path. Teno. cNckdlrwia(BkuJiinif0^am Magazines -ALL KIHi>S (RITZ SHOE REPAIR SHOP) 2033 North 24th St WVVAW.'.VWAVWi-AV.' J COFFEE JOHN’S i J; 111 so. 14th st. > I; Biggest lOe Meals In City > J Everybody Welcome $ > in a > m •<++«• * ‘ Louis Larsen Garage 11 For service and number on* repair work Batteries and Tires Come to Leuis Larsen’s Garage 3014 No. 24th St. JA 9220 ____ __ BOOTHS FOR EVERYONE dandy, Ice Cream, Sodas and Soft Drinks Ritz Sweet Shop 2035 No. 24th ST AN OMINOUS SILENCE— WHY?By Oeorgre W. Slater Pastor of Bethel AWE Church Council Bluffc, I.wa In the issue of April 10 of the Sou. hern Christian Recorder of the A ME. Church, the Rt. Rev. S. Ij. (Jreene, one of the bishops of our church, had a?) article enti led “Outworn Institutions of the AME Church . In this article the pood bishop claimed ffie hishoprie, ihe Yrresidinp shin. the missionary soeicly. the peneral officiary, the educa ionel ovstoui and ,^he itinerv the AMEOhureh was out of tune v'i h the time because they were archaic and too costly; and tha' because of these conditions (he church lost prestipe, and would continue todo so unless a reforms ion is affected soon. T. ast week the Rt Rev. IT. Y T<'o,7->. another bishop of my church, asked the financial board of f.ho AMR Church in session in Piladelnhia why the tVRimr AMR Rook Concern re mienkased ‘he Concern for $112 OHO when its, renurchnse was ™er,>rrw1 to the authorities for onto 4^1.000 These two subjects are mo- J memuous. 1 looked to my church ^ papers for an immediate full discussion of them. Hut up to date 1 have re ceived no men tion thereof. Why! When two powerfully influential bishops in the AMK Church feel com pelled to take the altitude that they have taken the eonsti.tt ency of the church expoetR its; official organs will give hem n full dismission without fiirtlm* unnecessary delay. Why the the silence? Is it because thev haven'* had time enough vet’ Were thev so stunned that thev hri'-"-- * -*** sufficiently rornv ' omt Are they not aonunintiofl wj h *' ' it indifference? Ts it NVhu^cver the cause may be for this “ominuous silence” it is hurtful to our great cause. If these two great prela.tes are in error then our official or gans should acquaint us with the facts. If they are fundamen tally right, then onr pa »ers should suppor* them and help lead the church in the proper solution of the great problems. For, .as T see it, one or two bishops cannot curt* our alls and bring recovery to the church. It will take (he best; in our nuist intelligent and loyal members i to do so. If these bishops are on the right track, and I believe and in fae.tj know they are there should he a call for a mil recovery ralfy. The City Unioti UsherBoard will hold their regular monthly mooting Sunday .June 13th, at Cleaves’ Tem ple C. M hy All ushers are welcome to at tend these meetings. The officers will hold their re gular meeting Sunday June 6th at 3 p. m. at thehom e of Mr. C. R. Ti ,mble, 1604 No. 22nd street. DorotweaMtLane I la v j \ i ® 1937 irrrtHATioRAX mono press v ^ lane. National Cotton Week will, of cour se, make every one Cotton Con scious. Comes the lazy weather, and every one will choose cotton. This season, its comes striped. I flowered, vividly colorful—to make you the brightest, gayest person under the sun. Illustrated, are just a few of the many practical and i inexpensive articles one may pur- j chase. Mother Bishop Sutton a.vl her co workers from Kansas City, were in the city for services at the First Spiritual Temple No. 6, on May 20th. o ■■■ - The pastor i f Morning Star Pap U«f. church wishes to announce to the churches who r re desirous of having their announcements read ip same church, to see that an pouncmcnts are in the hands of the punotv'ement c'erk < n or before eleven o’clock of the (’ay they do- 1 'ire the announcement to he rend -« Urban league Notes The (Jrbnn League Charity club met Tuesday evening at the Urb->n League. Plans "er • made by the group for a unique fud a> tourna ment tebe ho’ii early n June. Mr-, gleponeo fag 11 >s president of the club. The following members w< r "'• s'at.- Mrs. Terrell, Mrs. Carrie J< wel, Mrs. Eva Mae Dixon. Mrs. Mable Davis, Mrs. Eugene Murray and Mrs. Wesley .3 >nos. [USED gas stove for salt*, 2522 In ! (liana avenue. - SartfoHjed, guaranteed washable. A great tion tor or Dress. Exclusively at \ Cornea 15th and Douglas ' • For the Theatre or Aoy Social Engagement i I i i l ► i 1 1 _Compare Our Rates i : «Girl Reserve» j Notes j f I \ I Miss Betty Davis, daughter of fcxty. and Mrs. diaries Davia has seen elected treasurer of the inter ;luh council, Central Y. W. C. A. ]-»>>.< :s a very signal honor and is Ih ' -«t t:me that a Girl Reserve f -• > * i ur ran h has been elected Bn < ff ctr in 'he council. ( ,::dr. r don't forget, Annie Oakley, and the special treat by th.‘ Aloha Four, at the Riti on Satur day morning. May 29th, at 10 o’ clock. -o Y. W C. A. Notes The general education commit tee with Mrs. Minn e Dixon, chair man, is sponsoring an educational tour through Father Flannagan's home, on Wednesday, June 2nd a* 2:BO o'clock. The entire Y. W. C. A. membership is inv ted. MASON’S Bar-B-Q, Chili, Tamales and Fried Sbicken to order 2024 Burt St. WE 601ft Mr. Bernard Squires, executive secretary of the Urban League, is in Indianapolis, Ind., where he is Attending the National Conference of Social Workers. -o Mr. and Mrs. B- E. Squires spent the week end in Kansas City, Mo., where they ware the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Webster. Mr. Webster is executive secretary of the Kansas City Urban League. -o Mr. Howard, Mr. Lampkins, Mr Charlie Comey and Mr. John Slau ghter all of Topeka, Kas., were the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Si mon Harrold, Sunday, ay2 3rd. Mr. Carney is a brother of Mrs. Dora Wobstftr, of Omaha and Mr. Slau ghter is her nephew. -o Tho Omaha City B. Y. P. U. will hold its general meeting with the Bethel Baptist curch, 29th and T streets, South Omaha, Sunday, May 30th from 6:30 to 7:00 p. m. A spe cial program willbe rendered by Pleasant Green B. Y. P. U. The iCty B. Y. P U ismaking progress under the leadership of President William Cooper, who is sparing no pains in securing the best talent as well as keeping the Christian youth interested in the work. One of the features is to be the awarding of the gold lettered at tendance banner on percentage ba sis between the following churches: Zion, Pilgrim, Salem, St. John, Mt. Nebo, Mt. Olive, Morning Star, Pleasant Green and Paradise. Te public is cordially invited to demonstrate n of Omaha youth in action. Mr. Wm. Cooper, president, Miss Ruth Crain, corresponding secretary Wear White Patent and Kids Guaranteed by Good Housekeep ing Jolene Fashion Shoes Styled in Hollywood Be Sure to Stop and Look In in our windows for these new fashions. 1 I 1 Friedman’s Shoe Store and shoe Repairing "Shoes for the entire family" 1510 N. 24th St. JA. 0353 THE LIQUOR STORE 24th and Cuming S'8. Free Delivery JA 6564 For Specials on Whiskies: Gins: Beers and Wnes—Call Us. WINE—high class—5th ........_35c DU BOUCHETT DRY GIN—5th_____99o BEER ALL BRANDS Metz—Robin Hood—Falstaff—Storz and others Per (|ase-41.60 (No Deliveries on this Special) DampWash Beautifully washed and returned just damp enough to IRON. Minimum bundle 48c LAUNDERER AND DRY CLEANERS Edholm & Sherman 2401 North 24th St. We 6055 AWWWAFyWttVWVWVW Bargains In Homes Pay 3 in 1 in your monthly pay ments: taxes, interest and insurance 3 rooms part modern; cash $60 Price $600—balance $9.00 per month. , 4 roams part modern; cash $90. Price $900, balance $11-50 per month 5 rooms modem except heat; cash $75; price $750, balance $11 per month 5 rooms modern except heat; Cash $100, price $1000; balance $12.50 per month 6 rooms modem except heat. Cash $100. Price $1000; balance $12-50 per month 6 rooms modern except heat- Corner lob, cash $150; price $1350; bal ance $14-50 per month 7 rooms modern. Cash $160. Price $1500, balance $16.00 per month 2 and 3 room apartments for rent. No children. Many other bargains E. M Davis Licensed Broker 2817 No. 24th St. WE 1166 .v .■.v.v.v.v.v.v-v.v.w.v - -fiii»riiiiitTT<ll, » HINES TAILOR SHOP i Cleaning, Pressing and Re I pairing. J Dying and Hot Cleaning. Dresses Cleaned and Press ed—Fur Crafting, Etc. 2523 Q STREET .V.WAV.VJV.WA’JVAVA Duffy Pharmacy We. 0609 24th and LAKE STREETS PRESCRIPTIONS Free Delivery .VA*AWWLVW.,A,AVWA SPECIAL Shampoo...25c Press_-_25c Broquignole marcel 25c ALTHOUSE BEAUTY SCHOOL 2422 N 22nd St. WE 0846 Opportunities IN HOMES FOR SALE 22nd and Maple Street.—Eight rooms, modem, reception aall, living room, dining room, den and kitchen, down stairs. four bedrooms upstairs: oak floors though out, full ;ement basement, double gaage, large lot. )28 North 25th Street—six rooms, modem, $1,500.00. 3402 North 27th Ave., five rooms, modem, $2600. )61North 27th Street, six rooms, partly modem, $500.00. These properities may be purchased with small down payment, balance less than rent, low rate of interest on anpaid balance, abstract of title brought down to date, iaxes paid up, properties free of any incumbrances. C. F. Davis Real Estate Co. 2504 NORTH 24TH STREET CAN YOU KEEP A SECRET? IHAVH - OD NEWS FOR YOU Rtfardlfti d »* *»*t your trouble may bo you •on look ihr «* ' d in (Ho foe*. Solvo nil problem* i ei «• iu| you want and (ur no mu •ireumtutiiffi Tour Happinau and Succoat dorr»-nd that ro<i print your namo clonrly and *<!nd it to ^V. < HAS. P. COLB6RT MS OWEN AVE. DETROIT. MICH. Johnson Drujar Co. Lienors, Wines and Beer Per»c ript ions | WE. 0998 1904 N- 24th St DO YOU WAhrf | Stop Worrying! Do Ton Need a Now Start! Write Me Today. Information Fran. M. WILLIAMS, Dept o Journal Square Station | * Jersoy City, N. J. | Ml MIWUI I m ■ - *mmw . —— ■■ ■ I r- • . ■■ ' I ■■■ ■ 11 " HINEMAN’S GARAGE Have your car washed and oil changed for Spring Motor tuning and Battery recharging 2417 North 24th Street JAckaon 9269 __ , , i — » C\ I WOLK TAILOR m ^ 1506 No 24tb Si JA, 9884 — - HEADQUARTERS FOR AH kinds of Poultry and fresh Country Eggs direct! from the country. Live Carp - Buffalo and Catfish Special Prices to Churches and Parties StolleFs Fish and Poultry Market 1623 North 24th Street JAckson 8609
