Scenes from National Beauticians Convention
The National donuty Culturist
League held in Netv York la t week
in its seventeenth annua! conv tt
turn, said to lave t n h" nt.t
aweesaful ard help"t:l it i a h’. t:> y
Evcy manufacturer <f note and
pii.etically < vei-y lrrge school nn i
sys tem of the country was repre
sented, the various organ /a .on
coop ratio# in a ;sr n n di s'# -‘d
to nlnee til ;* I so 'ness of beaut
culture on a hiyher and more pro. j
syionul basis.
T’ '• pictures above pive a few
glimpses of a few of the many at
active booths an some of the
rsonalitics in attendance.
Upper left is the Bonaparte
School display, upper r'jjlit., lh:
hvhid College in prec 'cal d?mon
trations; in the ic.t'r James Tf.
iubert, aweary cf the New Yiirl.
vlw,“ I. u • !••• p • • ent ’ j* lh->
<n;: ' - • h ’ ,-v " Award t.
Me-". Marie Downing of St. Louis
for her work in the fields of cosme
t< 1 try and journalism.
In the lower left ia the Godefrov
1 ooth; lower light a gl:mp90 of
guests at one of the many gv
n. rlies held, left to right, M s
'th-1 Waters, the famous sing ng
*j r, Musa V iliams, G • i " ** ,
rvey of stage fame; Jimmy
a -miitt-e, Hrota Ko" ,-s, M
1 -in, ■' n ' ■ r ’• m v ;
V!rgie Wii'T’, Mr. Cl aries Evans
ti r*'l irgnizv and Miss Marie
owniief.
Belo 1 ft ‘o right are the new
fficers, M s. Marjorie St.v.a
'oyner, Chicago, president; M
). Chapman, New York, f rst vi
President; Mir?. A. Tav'o". 0 >•■'o'
.tv* vice pr- s'dert* Mrs. B. Me -
’ ’nrt 'i, D. C... f nn"c'"l
M s. V tV-t-rs Halt
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S. EDWARD GILBERT
Special representative ami Editor
of the Guidite Pape, known to thou,
sands of kids as Uncle Gil. Mr.
Gilbert is also 'secretary of the
Omaha Nepro Commercial club. lie
will speak at the Emancipation
celebration.
HELEN CHILDS
Daughter of Mrs. Daisy Childs,
and the late Prof. S. G. Childs of
Deni Moines, la., is a graduate of
Iowa University. She is now work,
ing in the capacity of Office Se.
cretary.Bookkeeper of the Omaha
Guide Publishing Co.
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JOHNNY OWEN
Omaha’s own Negro Mayor,
Johnny Owen. He resides with h's
wife, Mrs. Thelma Owen, and two
charming ch lilr n, Fhi Icy am!
Barbara, 2228 Ohio street.
MISS EDROSE WILLIS
Young accomplished pianist of
Omaha.
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