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About The Omaha guide. (Omaha, Neb.) 1927-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1937)
MORNING STAR CHURCH Ret. Wm I'.Milt, Pastor Sunday school opened at the os tial hour with a large attendance pr nt, with the superintendent pr ling. .The general lesson sup ject. 'The Christian Minister.” At 11:30 a. m. the sermon was prea ched by the pastor. Text, Phil. 3:13. Subject, "Forgetting th Things of the Past, and Looking Forward to the Future.” At 4 p m tho pastor, church and choir held services at the Old Folks Home on North 25th street. Sub ject. "We will Understand It Bet. «r When II» Says well Done,” T ’xt word, "Well Done Thou Fui'hful Sfrvant,” Matt. 25:21. The sermon R\Y L. WILL'A MS, Any. Km. 200 Turkman Bldg. 24th laike In the County Court of Douglas County, Nebraska: In the Matter of the Estate of Love Inc Campbell, deceased. To Lovelac Campbell and all be neficiaries of bis estate, and all othe.c persons interested in said es tate: You are hereby notified that a 1 petition has be ri filed in this Court on the 3rd day of November, 1937 by Hoiace Campbell, interested in aaid (state as sole beneficiary th( •reef, all ging that Lovelac C'ampb, II. a resident of Douglas County, Nebraska, on or about the 1st day of November, 1929, with «iut known cause absented himself from bis usual place of residence and has ever sine1 concealed his whereabouts from his fam ly for a ■ period of more than seven years last past; that said absentee has person," 1 p opeity to le administer ed in Douglas County, Nebraska, i Said petitioner prays that the' Court pr scribe the notice and the return date therein which shall be given, addressed to and served upon said abmntee and sa d beneficiary as provided by law, that the date of death of said Lovelac Campbell be determined and that administrn tion of said (state bo granted to Ray L. Williams. You are therefore notified that a bearing will be had on said petition on the 3rd day of January, 1938 at 9 o’clock a in. at the County Court Room of i Douglas County, Nebraska and thnt if you fail to appear at said time and place and contest the pe i tition, the Court may grant the prayer thereof, uppoint a repre senntivo for said absentee and make such other orders according to law, as may be necessary to the end that said estate and all things pertaining thereto may be finally settled and determined. Bryce Crawford, County Judge Bo Nov. 6 37 End Dec. 80 37 ROSENBLATT’S GROCERY 2202 No. 26th Street (Cor. 26th and Burdette) Free Delivery Tel. JA 6051 Open Saturday Fresh meats, fruits and vegetables at reasonable prices. Compare our low prices Special Oxydol large pkg. 20c CONSTRUCTION Tk«r« an many wayi to daRata tka aalua al a | ptk ol ikoaa. la kiddaa placaa, laatkai cap i ka nplacad by aubatitutai... aad you'd aavaa I baow H uatil you won tka ikoaa awkila. But, j aukaa you buy tkoaa you ata aatitlad to •akoa-taatka,. Aad you jat It la Doujlal AU.-LEATHER CONSTRUCTION. , I OUR REGULAR LINE v $4.50 Up ItfL.DQUGLRS CimtIUM'i BEST KNOWN SHOES 318 So. 15th Redick Tower vas enjoyed by all. At 6 p. m., Yl'U" opened with a large attend nnee prese nt and visitors. A won derful program was red-red. Among those taking part was Miss Bernice Grey of Cleaves^ Temple. At 8 p. m. the sermon was preach ed by Rev. S. S. White. Rev. J C Crowder was a visitor. Sunday the services will be in charge of the children's activity club, the Junior church. The Willing Workers club met Thursday night at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Karl Patterson, 1906 No 26th street. Rev. L Reagans was a visitor along with others. The Mission Circle met, Thurs j day at 2 n. m-, at the home of Mrs. > B rg 3623 Pinkney street. The ac t vity club met at the home of Ern- | cst Pruitt, 1402 No. 26th street. — -O . — i. . Z'ON BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. M. K. Curry, Pastor - ! Sunday school opened at the us u»I hour with quite a targe num ter in attendance. After the dis cession of the lesson, the general , review1 was given by Mrs. Gooden, and many helpful points were de- ' rived. The pastor preached a very inspiring sermon at the 11 o’clock service*, taking his text from the Sunday school lesson, found in I Tim. 4, 2nd Tim 2 14. At 6:30 RYPU opened with an unusually I large number. Program was ren (bred by group No. 2. At. 8 p. m-. Rev. Ervin of Dallas, Texas, pren ched a very inspiriational sermon " hieh was enjoyed by a large aud ienci?. Come to Missionary society e.ach Monday evening at 7:15 and the Mid week prayer services each Wednesday evening. I AH A DISK P.APTIST CHURCH Rev. P, II. Ranks, Pastor Sunday school opened on time »ud was well attended. Rev. F. C, Williams, who is in charge of the church while the pastor is out of town, brought to us at 11 p. m., a stirring s. rmon, wh'ch was found in St John 6:51. At 6 o’clock the Poostrrs closed for the mon'h of October,, with Mrs. Ella Wiley be ing awarded the finance banner and 1 ;ltie Audrey Maurice Williamson, the BYPU button for bringing in the most visitors. At 8 p. m. Rev Williams again brought us another wonderful ser mon which was taken from Philli pinna 8:12, We were gind to nc knowledge visitors in our midst. Visitors are always welcome. ST. JOHN A. M. E. CHURCH "The Frendlv Church" Rev. R. A. Adams, Pastor The spirit at St. John is very high in every respect. The attend nneo at all services held at St. John last Sunday was excellent. Dr. Adams, preaching at all ser vices with all his customary eli qu< nee, was nwarded by having six people united with him. It is very fine to have the young men, whose names will he told la ter in the Guide, to volunteer their services to paint the inside of the church. We wish to thank those who did I much to help make the choir’s dinner a success. The choir wishes to take this method again to thank j | all who did anything to make it j a great success. | Revival is ow going on, and you rie all invited to come and take j ptyt in this spritual feast. --o NOTICE— In view of Thanksgiving falling next week, we are desirous of all who have news items to appear in our paper to kindly make a special ! effort bo get same to our office not later than Tuesday noon. Thanking you forr this cooperation respectful ly yours, Omaha Guide Pub. Co., C C. Gofloway, acting manager. A FORMAL NOTICE PLEASE READ NOTICE to all church, civic, re 'Igioiis. secret and social clubs; to oastora, presidents and reporters. All news of the above organisa tion must be in our office on or be fore Monday at 6p. m. each week for the news items to appear in the '•urrent issue. Your members want I 'heir paper on time. Please be prompt and cooperate with us. NO ON TIME—NO IN THE PAPER. C« C. Galloway. Acting Editor This Week in Thought and Religion By Robert L. Moc>‘y « The Spirit of Thanksgiving ‘Oh give thanks unto the Lord for He is good, and His merry en tiuncth forever.” Our idea of na tional thanksgiving developed from the- colonial times. After a winter rf intense suffering and loss of lives, God brought, with the fol lowing spring, friendship and food to those sainted Puritan Pilgrims. When summer was ended they had corn and other provisions were available. When the governor looked back at the previous win ter’s experience and present con ebtions, he thought it good to pro claim a period of thanksgiving to Almighty God. Since that time, different days and dates have been set and chang ed, but the spirit still lives. Once, each year, one day, the last Thurs day of November is set aside as National Thanksgiving. With many people, God receives more thanks on this day for all other days together. With others, Thanks giving has become a day of mere feasting and revelling but God gets no pleasure out of such. Everyone who loves God thanks Him daily for this unspeakable gift, but let us as a nation thank Him for changing conditions, for our President and O gross, for re iief and relief work and su. h jobs that has blessed some with. These may not he ull you expect, but we were nnd could not be worse off. We could have been destroyed by the flood of last winter, or by , war or by disease, war and mur drr. but God is merciful #,nd long 1 suffering to us, for which we give thanks. Let each person cry: “Biess the Lord O my soul end forget not ali his hen fits bless h:ro nil that is within nu*, praise II s Holy name.” Cnultan Wins Mrs. Ruth Ham, 7001 So. 27th street, Omaha- is th • possessor of a brand new refrigeration as a re suit of an erVtry in the ‘‘Better Living with Electricity” contest, sponsored by the Nebraska Power Company and the General Elcc'ric Company. Annoucement that she had won one of the $200 w ekly awards in this gigantic contest was made Monday night in General El ((trie’s ‘Hour of Chwm’ program over radio station WOW and the NBC network. Mrs. Ham, wife of John Ham, a butchir in a local packing house, and the mother of six children, said that) she would use her award to purchase an electro refrig.ra t or. The “Better Living with Electri city” is open to everybody and no thing has to be purchased in order to compete. Entry bl inks may be secured from any Nebraska Power company office or emp-’v *» an 1 the simplo requirements of th- contest are that you fill out a sentence be ginning “Tho Electrical way of living appeals to me particularly because-The contest has already run more than seven weeks and will close on December 4th. In the contest, weekly awards are made to the host ssnys of the week and at tho conclusion of the contest, the best essays will he selected and a grand prize of a SI2,000 all electric home will be awarded the winner. Total prizes .-’.wind'd are more than $40,000. Athough one of the largest con tests staged in recent y.ars, its sponsors, the Nebraska Power com pany and the General Electric com pany, require no purchases be made nor are there any other qual ifications for participation beyond filling out the blank and mailing it in the entry form. Entry forms are given free at all Nebraska l ower Company offices and by cm t’.oyees of the Nebraska Power company. Confessed Detroit Attacker Saved from Mob By Ruse Detroit. Nov. 11 (ANP)—Prompt and decisive action by local police and Sheriff’s deputies last Satur day night saved John S. Harris. 28, confessed attacker of a woman, from a threatened lynching, when officers rushed Harris from Taylor Township Justice Court to a wait- j ing auto and sped to the Detroit City jail. A crowd of about 40 men were present at the hearing, heard the prisoner plead guilty and threatened to lynch him. He is being held under $100,000 bond and was bound o'er to the Circuit Court Health Beauty Charm Keep Young1 and Bean iful (By A It house Beauty School) Cleanliness of the Scalp and Hair NoW that the fall of the year is definitely over, and old man win ter with his ice, snow and chilly winds, are “just around the corn er’ we find a decided decrease in our beauty work patronage- Es pecialiy is this true of our sham poo department. Just why is this? One main reason for shampooing the hair is to keep th-? scalp and hair clean and in a condition of health. If this is true, and it is, then the hair and scalp should be sampooed as often in the winter as in summer. This statement naturally brings up the question as to how often should a head of hair be shampoo ed? We ha'e been told for years that it would ruin our hair, if we washed it too much; and under no condition should we shampoo our hr.i • more than once a month, then even Cn davs. Th's is not al ways true. Since the main object or purpose of the sham-poo is cleanliness of the scalp and hair', then the hair should be shampooed whenever it becomes dirty. This of coursp, must necessarily be determined by I he health of th^ individual condition of th? sen Ip nnd hair. Climatic renditions, loca tion of our dwelling and the nature of the work in which we find our selves engaged ! CLASSIFIED ADS TWO 5 room modern bungalows like new, $2,150 and $2,450. Ttrms. Maple street. WE 3482. nil RENT—Love’* Kitchenette Apartment*. 2516-18 Patrick, or 2613 (irant »t. Call We. 5553. FOR RENT—Furnished room in a warm modern home. WE 1517 KITCHENETTE apt. for rent furnished. 2875 Wirt. FURNISHED apartment for rent WEbster 3738 MODERN heated rooms, free gar age to tourists, 2614 Blondo. Why Oyster* Are Transplanted In oyster eultiii** the grounds art .•iirefiill.v cleaned by dredging, and on purl iidult oysters are planted fm growing purposes, nnd iilso to serve ns n spawning bed .lusl pre .ions to the time of spawning thou sands of liu.sfe Is of old oyster shells are planted in the vicinity of the spawning tied usually from 5ihi to i.IHKI bushels per acre In the early Hill an Inspection of the shells Is made to determine how heavy * crop of seed oysters lias become at Inched to them In spring they are Iran illumed to the growing grounds, generally In deeper wnfpr ui:d tin.avertible for oyster repro due: ioa, so that oysters placed there are not covered and over crowded h.v successive generations i *n these grounds Hie seed oysters ■ire given ample room for growth mil reach marketable size In froir nvo to five year*. FURNISHED apartmentWE 6421 DRESSMAKING of all kinds. Dresses, Women’s Suits, Blouses, Skirts and Men’s Shirts. Miss Ethel Terrell, 2502 No. 24 h St., Apt. 4 WE 1191. 2 FURNISHED rooms. $2.76 and $2.60 each for men offily. 2825 No. 24th street. MODERN house for rent, or rooms, to vesp^cl thle cvjp’e. Call evenings, *iftnr 4. 2800 Wirt street. UNFURNISHED room for rent. AT 4031. STRICTLY modern apartment, WE 2742. 4 ROOM apartment for rent AT 0745. FOR RENT, 4 roomm, all modem, Call WE 3146. FOR RENT furnished room. Call AT 0748 FOR RENT. 2 room furnished apt. 2502 Burdette St DOT,GOFF HARDWARE I'aint. Glass and Varnish w «• do itla/int; irid make window shades to order 1822 24 N 24 WE 1607 ROSENBLATT GROCERY 2202 No. 26th Street (Corner of Burdette) JA 6051 Free delivery * AMERICAN WIENER SHOP 2509 N. 24th, Street. BEST CHILI AND BEST RED HOTS IN THE WEST ALL KINDS of S \NDWTCHE8 Ice cold beer to complete the meal TRADE AT TUCHMAN’S Food Stores, Inc. Butter Nut Coffee 1 lb 30c 2 lbs 59c WE 0402 24th & LAKE FREE DELIVERY 2 More Big Ntghts 2 FRIDAY & SATURDAY Movembe? If th and 20th ..t Omaha Guide Housewives League > 2418 Grant St. Thanksgiving dinner Prize Including Large Turkey and All the Trimmings. Also Many Other Awards The 5 Giants of Swing -■ Radio Artists in Several New Songs. The Giants are tops in their line. Doin’t Fail to See Them. Mr. and Mrs. Herndon of Council Bluffs They will tell you what to do to stay happily married for r»3 years. Mrs. Herndon who is blind, will tell you from experience what to eat to keep healthy and happy. Adults Admitted FREE Till 8 P. M. Door Prizes at 10:30 Sharp. Continuous Program, Added Attractions ~
