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•■NOTICE to all church, civic, re
ligious, secret and social clubs; to
pastors, presidents and reporters.
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tion must be in our office on or be
fore Monday at Gp. m. each week
■for the news items to appear in the
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T. G Galloway, Acting Editor
ST JOHN A. M. E. CHURCH
"The Friendly Church"
Dr. R. A. Adams, Pastor
Last Sunday was to be known hh
Youth’s d''.v, but was called off
b.'onusw of the bond placed on the
meeting of young people.
Dr. Adams preached from the
subject, ‘ Drunk in the Morning of
Life," Sunday morning.
The three points which were dis.
cussed with the subject of the ser
mon were: (1) Drunk with ambl |
tion to surpass. (2) Drunk ith
ambition for knowledge, and (3)
Drunk with sex. I
There was a short s< ng service
at the evening service. Miss Robbie j
Mae Edmonson, rend a paper, ,
‘‘Christ, and the Young People." |
Miss Geneva Westerfield gave a
reading, "The Pass ver ”
The young women’s popularity
contest sponsored by the Willing
Workers club with Mi°s Ada I,ee
Walker, first place, Miss Mncey,
second, Miss Rowena Jones *h;rd,
and Miss Celestine Smith, fourth.
Tho church takes this method of
expressng its deepest sympathy to
Mr. II. L. Preston and famdy due
to the passing of his mother, Mrs.
Jones. |
Visitors lost Sunday were, Mrs.
M. 0. Trice, St. T-smis, Mo.; Mrs.
L. H. Rose, Mrs. Georgia Spicer,
T os Angeles, Calif.; Miss Lucy
Cohn, I^avenworth, Kas.; Mrs
Pave Caldwell, Kansas City, Mo.;
and Miss r^niinta Riddle and Mrs.
Edward Bluoford, of Omaha.
Read your Omaha Guide, it will ^
keep you informed when the young
people’s chorus will sing. If the
ban on the gathering of young
peoplo is lifted by September 12th,
it is probable that they w'll sing
for the morning services of that
datet I **1
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MT. MORIAH BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. F. P. Jones, Pastor
F. Burroughs. Reporter
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Sunday morning bright and early
found Mt. Moriah church the scene
■of actvity preparing for the “Pas
tors Birthday Breakfast.” The
breakfast was a success in every
way. Many persons were served J
and we wish to thank each and
everyone who helped to make it a
success.
At the morning worship the
pastor preached a very inspiring
sermon to the congegation which
was enjoyed by alL This is the last;
message that will be brought forth
by him until after his return from
the National Baptist Convention
at Los Angeles, Calif. In the after
noon Rev. Gates baptized his can-!
didates. Just before the evening;
worship, Rev. Jones baptized Mr. !
THOMAS & THOMAS. ATTYS.
1016 Omoha National Bank Bdg
Notice of Referee’s Sale
By virtue of an order of sale is
sued out of the District Court of
Douglas County, Nebraska, on the
11th day of August, 1937, and in
XViCsTrariCT Of a decree of said
Court in an action in partition
therein pending, dated August 10,
1937, wherein Halley M. Bliznak is
Plaintiff and Riley McClung and
John T. McClung are Defendants,
and in complianece with the com
mand of said decree of said Court
and order of sale I will on the 16th
day of September 1937 at 10 o’clock
in the forenoon at east front door
of the Douglas County Court House
in Omaha, Nebraska, sell at public
auction to the highest bklder for
cash, Lot Six CGI in Wohler’s Place,
an Addition in Douglas County,
Nebraska, as surveyed, platted and
recorded. Said action is an action
partition. The Court has found
that said property connot be equit
ably partitioned, and has ordered
a sale thereof by the Referee and
the distribution of the proceeds of
the sale thereof.
DAVTD H. BOWAN
Referee
Dated at Omaha, Nebraska, this
11th day of August, 1937.
8!l4 to 9jl2.
, George Kenard. The evening wor.
| ship was spent in reviewing the
1 eovnant administering the right
hand of fellowship to new mem
bers.
i Mrs. Pinky Speese, wife of Mr.
Miles Speese will accompany Rev.
and Mrs. Jones on their trip to the
Convention, and we wish them
much joy while away.
Visitors and friends are always
welcome to worship with us at Mt.
Moriah.
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CHURCH OF GOD
Katie Johnson, Reporter
Sunday school was opened at the
usual hour. The lesson, "God Con
demns Intemperance,” Lev. 10:1.
The 11 o’clot k services were weil
attended. Elder S. S. Spaght brou
ght forth the message. Subject:
"Your Place In the Body.” Even,
ing services I cgan at 7:45 and the
pastor brought forih another won
derful and in.1 pi ring message. Sub
ject: "The Chueh That Jesus Built
In Contrast With Human Organi
zations.” Ezekiel 44:23, Everyone
is invited t.n attend our survives
each night.‘during the week. Visit
ors are always welcome.
bethel a. m. e. church
KiV, A. I'hl’ips. Pastor
Sunday school opened at the us
ual hooi*. Rev. Rone of South Oma. j
ha delivered an inter sting sermon.
His subject was, “The Lvadrahip of
Man.” Other prominent speakers
for the day, were Mr. J. D. Lewis,
Mr. L. H. Hous'on, Mr. Fred Wal
ker, Atty John Adams, jr., I)r.
Hawkins, Atty. Bryant, Dr. Cl. B.
Lennox and Dr- Co’eman of Arkan
sas. Music was furnished by the
Men’s chorus. Many visitors were
present all day. At six o'clock A.
C. E. League met. The lesson was
briefly discussed. Subject for Sun
day September 5th, "The Dignity
of Honest Work.”
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. M. K. Curry, Pastor
Sunday school was opened at
9:30, but because of the epidemic
rago of infantile paralysis being
so prevalent among the children
the number present was not as
large as usual. Nevertheless, class,
es were combined ond instructed on
with much interest manifested on
the part of everyone present. At
11 a. m-, the pastor delivered a
wondrful inspirational sermon
found in John 8:36. Subject, “If
the son shall make you free; you
shall be free indeed.” Many bauti
ful and helpful thoughts were
gleaned from the sermon. At 3 p.
m., the Missionary Society had a
special service and program. Rev.
M. K. Curry, jr. preached the ser.
nton. His text taken from Mark
9:5 Subject, “Come Down from the
Mountain.” At 8:00 p. m. Rev. F.
C. Williams preached a short but
inspiring sermon from Roman 1st
chapter. There was one addition to
the membership of the church.
Many visitors worshipped with us.
Dr. G- B. Lennox gave us some in
formation concerning the progress
of our people in the medical world
at St. Louis. Dr. Coleman of Arkan.
sas gave us softie helpful and won
derful ideas of the progress of our
medical doctors. Come to Zion and
worship with us. You are always
welcome,
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Mrs. Dolly Dixon, 2516 Emmett
street, member of Mt. Nebo "Bap
tist church, attended he Iowa, So
Dakota and Nebraska Baptist As
sociation last week.
Florida Paper Says
Lynch Probe Ended
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St. Petersburg, Sept.2—A para
graph editorial in the St. Peters
burg Times here comments as fol
lows on the ‘investigation’ of the
double lynching which occurred nt
•Tallahassee under the shadow of
the state capitol on July 20th:
“An investigation into the
lynchng of two Negroes in
Tallahassee got nowhere, just
as everyone, famiPar with
Florida justice, expected.”
The Tampa Tribune in a recent
editorial states that evidently the
declaration of the declaration of
the state attorney that the coron
ers jury verdict—death hands of
parties unknown—‘‘just about
ends this thing” as far as Leon
-nop .nj} ui o3 of 3uio3 si X)unoa
ble lynching.
Following the lynching, Governor
Fred P. Cone issued many bold
statements to the press declaring
what he was going to do about it,
| but like nil lynching investigations
left to state and local authorities,
nothing was done. Florida’s Sena
tor Claude Pepper was one of the
leading opponents of the federal
anti lynching bill in the, last ses
sion of Congress maintaining that
the federal government “had no
business” invading the, states to
punish lynchers because the states
‘ would take care of the crime, in
their own way.”
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All round knife pleated skills are
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A tailored velveteen blouse In
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campus or street wear.
.Matclasse sttlln is a lovely mate
rial used in rather simple tailored
dinner dresses with Jackets,
i The college girl will be delighted
IjyJth the new tinely ribbed zephyr
sweater-blouse In smart colors.
Some of the new short coats nre
loosely belted with upstanding col
lar in the new Italian feeling.
Broad shoulders, narrow hips and
flaring hems comprise the lines of
new dinner and evening dresses.
Marcel Itnchns Includes among
uew materials presented at his
Paris opening a very thick duve
tyne, almost like teddy-bear fabric.
The Italian color theme will be
concentrated on for fall—bronze]
green, pnle yellow green, purplish
blue and deep muted red, says
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A fasldorinlde turn-out ••!!! wit
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Cab Calloway, king of hi-de-ho,
and his famous Cotton Club or
J chcstra, have just completer their
contribution to the new Rebublic
picture “Merry* Go Round" at the
old Vitagraph studios in New York.
LEGION ADOPTS
RESOLUTION
Omaha, Nebr.
Aug. 18, 1937
To The Committee on Resolutions,
American Legion,
Department of Nebrasna
In Convention on Aug. 22-25 Inc.
at Scottsbluff, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
We want, in this fashion, to in
form your body of a matter which
to some may seem trite, trival or
unimportant, yet a matter which to
others is of fundamenal importance
and of great significance.
It is a mattetr of gross and un
warranted discrimination on the
part of a business establishment
endorsed by Omaha Post No. 1
when serving as host to the last
American Legion eonvent'on held in
Omaha. “The Trench,” a tavern
located at 20th and Farnam streets
was listed as a place extending a
welcome to and soliciting the pa
tronage of the delegates to that
convention.
Delegates representing Roosevelt
Post No. 30, on entering the above
named tavern in the company and
presence of other delegates, were
refused service by the operators of
the tavern. There may be reasons
submitted and stated to justify
such action, was there is every
evidence and cause to feci that such
action was thp result of discrimina
tory and prejudiced feelings re
garding racial affiliations.
Because of this incident we, the
members of Roosevelt Post No. 30
are desirous of submitting the fol
lowing resoultions—
Whereas this organization is
composed of men who a few years
ago were called upon to and did
offer their services, and in so doing
jeopardized their life, in defense
of a cause which had as its goal
the task of ‘making the world safe
for Democracy,” and
Whereaes at that time a man’s
service and life was not reckoned
with or consiered in terms of race
and
Whereas the members of Roosev
velt Post No. 30 have attended sev
eral conventions held in cities
throughout the state of Nebraska
and have not on previous occasion*
suffered such discrimination and
Whereas in lieu of such facts we
feel that such treatment resulted
from a laxity or oversight on the
part of the entertaining Post, and
Whereas we feel that the pre
cepts on which tis organization is
founded do not incoporate, encom
pass or armonize with such occur
ences or incidents of treatment, we
beg to submit the following resolu
tions;
Be it resolved that the entertain
ing Post exercise every possible
care, in planning a convention, to
avoid such treatment of delegates
to that convention, and
That it be mandatory that the
American Legion, Deparment of
Nebraska in convention be inform
ed of such discriminatory treat
ment being afforded any delegate,
and
That immediate steps be taken to
correct such eroneous procedures
by the boycott of such establish
ments as are guilty of so acting,
and *
Bo it further resolved that the [
American Legion, Department of |
N«braska in this and every way
live up to the groat ideals charact.
eristic of the men whose sincerity,
valor, desire, o serve, and devotion
to Cod and Country was and is
such as to warrant their member
ship herein.
These resolutions do we respect
fully submit,
Sincerely,
>1. C. Coleman, Commander
E<hv. Turner, Adjutant
Paul S. Holliday, Past Vice i
Commander
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT—Love's Kitchenette
Apartments, 2618-18 Patrick, or
2613 Grant st. Call We. 5663.
APARTMENT for rent ATlantic
6576.
RELIALE woman desires job as
housekeeper. Full charge. Refer,
ences. WE 3364.
Dr. Charles G. Blooak, a real
African Chief, will speak at St.
John AME church Sunday at 8:00
p. m., on African Customs.. A pack
ed house is expected.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Paperny an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Sylvia to Mr. Martin
Friedlander in the. early winter.
Mr. Friedlander is the son of
the well known Mr. and Mrs. Her.
man Friedlander.
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Miss Colston of Washington, D.
C., left for her home Sunday night
after a six weeks visit with her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs
James White, 2315 No. 29th street.
Miss Colston was entertained ex
tensively by her many friends while
here.
Mrs. White and Mrs. I. Perty ac
companied her as far as Kansas
City where th%^ will spend a week
visiting friends and relatives. En
route to Omaha, they will spend a
ft w days in Des Moines, la.
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Mrs. Lula Williams and Mrs
Beatrice Smith, 2875 Wirt street
were visitors at the Guide office
Saturday, August 28th.
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The Big Broadcast radio pro
gram given by the Mission Society
at Zion Baptist church Monday
evening was very entertaining
from beginning to end, and every
one expressed that they enjoyed the
program immensely.
Pork sausage, 25 cents, made by
Jeff, 1818 No. 24th street.
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Mrs. Bert Breckenridge of White
Cloud, Kas motored to Omaha last
■week end, visiting Mr. and Mrs. O.
B. Prestidge, 2110 Lake, Apt. 34.
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Brighten the Complexion—Off with
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Mrs. Rosa Jones wishes to an
nounce that meetings will be held
at 2004 No. 27th street Tuesday,
Thursday and Sunday evenings at
8:00 p. m. Everyone welcome.
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See AND? First
Everyday is Sale Day at Andy’s
1936 Chev. Town Sedan $450
1935 Ford V8 Coupe 385
1936 Ford Tour Sedan Radio,
heater 450
1934 Olds Sedan, Radio
new tires 395
1934 Ford V8 Tudor or Sedan 265
1933 Chev. Sedan or Coupe 275
1933 Ply. Sedan or Coach 275
1532 Chev. Coupe or Coach 175
1932 Ford V8 Tudor or Coupe 195
1931 Chev. Coupe or Coach 145
1930 Chev. Sedan 125
1929 Chev. Sedan or Coach 95
1930 Ford Coupe 85
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Phone ATlantic 2425-2426
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Ice cold beer to complete
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American and Chinese Dishes
King- Yuen Cafe
!010'/, N. 24th St. Jackson 8576
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MODERN SHOE REPAIR
1410 North 24th Street
Women's Top Lifts... 15c
Vomen s half soles.65c & up
len’s half soles and heels_
— -.$1.00 & up
lens half soles.75c and up
Ion's rubber heels.55c and up
Children's half soles and
heels_75c
Jhildrem's half soles _50c up
Quality Is Our Policy
VISIT THE
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Bar
2423 N. 24th St.
Drinks of All Kinds
At Moderate Prices
Special Courtesy to Ladies
Direit Wire on
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ARE YOU ONLY A.
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MEN.because they are men,can
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and kindness three weeks in a
month and a hell cat the rest of
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—how your nerves scream—don't
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SHOE HOSPITAL
Celebrates the 15th Anniversary
With a Big Shoe Repairing Sale
Women’s Toplifts .. $.15
Women’s half soles ..65c and up
Men’s half soles 75c and up
Men’s rubber heels 35c .and up
Childrens Half soles 50c and up
1807 No. 24th St. WE 4240
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Mens Half Sole 75c to 1$
Ladies Half Soles 60c to 75c
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Butter Nut Coffee
lib 30c 2 lbs 59c
WE 0402 24th & LAKE
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Louis Larsen Garage
For service and number one
repair work
Batteries and Tires
Come to Louis Larsen’s Garage
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Health-wrecking
Functional
J
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nonthly periods
Severe func
11 o r» a 1 pains
of menstrua
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spells and jan
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soon rob a
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natural, youth
ful freshness.
PAIN lines too
jiten grow into AGE lines!
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an increase In their
appetites and finally a
strengthened resistance _
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Try Cardui. Of course if it doesn’t
help you, see your doctor.
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