•elfgates to the 27. li annual
Meeting of Kappa Alpha 1* i
Hrat*rnitr ]he9kl last, week in
•Hreland, Ohio. I use , right,
jJudge Arnold W. Scott, WadV in the picture are: I, J>r Leon
lington, who was awarded the Wilson, Chicago; 2, Jo eph A.
laurel wreath, Kappa s highest Craigen, state deputy eoiumis
achievement honor. Numbered tyoncr of tabor, Detroit; 3, K.
IJaskin, Philadelphia: .7, 1{. K
Washington!; fi, J. K. Seo t,
realtor, Washington; 7, J. S.
lluricntt, Topeka, Kans.; rt,
Atty. J. Erncit Wilkins, Ohirn
go; 1*, Dr. Williaan Madison,
WaShington; 10, A tv. Then
[>hilun Mann, Chicago, reelect
ed grand polemarofh; 12, W, K1
lis Stewart, Chicago; 13, Byron
K, Armstrong, Langston, OkJa.
14, A, A. Reid, Allan'a; 15. »
in i r Moser, St. linns, all »IV
1‘ieer in the fraternity.
Robbin’s Pharmacy
2306 No. 241h St. VVE 1711
IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL
MAYO S BARBER SHOP
Ladies' and Children'a Work
A Specialty.
2422 Lake Street.
HINES TAILOR SHOP
Cleanin'’, Pressing and Re
pairing
Dyeing and Hat Cleaning
Dresses Cleaned and P-eg*
ed—Fur Crafting. Etc
2523 Q STFEFT
Men's Dress Ch-its 13v9 to 2 *
$1.00
Men's Ties $29—4 for $1.00
Open Saturd’v Evenings
Un il 9
ACK TIE SHOP
1402 Parnunj
A Three Days’ Cough
Is Tour Danger Signal
No matter how many medicines
you have tried for your cough, chest
cold, or bronchial irritation, you can
get relief now with Creomulsion.
Serious trouble may be brewing and
you cannot afford to take a chance
with any remedy less potent than
Creomulsion, which goes right to
the Mat of the trouble and aids na
ture to soothe and heal the inflamed
mucous membranes and to loosen
and expel the germ-laden phlegm.
Even if other remedies have failed,
don’t be discouraged, try Creomul
sion. Your druggist is authorized to
refund your money if you are not
thoroughly satisfied with the bene
fits obtained from the very first
bottle. Creomulsion is one word—not
two, and it has no hyphen in it.
Ask for it plainly, see that the name
on the bottle is Creomulsion, and
you'll get the genuine product and
the relief you want. (Adv.)
North 24th Street
SHOE HOSPITAL
1807 No. 24th St. WE 4240
i
Have your old shoes made to
look and wear like new.
Our invisible resoling is j\ st
what you need to keep yc ur
feet nice and worm.
Men’s and Women's shoes
left over for sale.
VISIT THE
New
Elite
Bar
2423 N 24th St.
Brinks Of All Kinds
At Moderate Prices
Special Courtesy to Ladies
Direct Wire on
All Sporting Events
Christopher &
McGill, Props.
°ur qUe’,‘ion Wi;l ht nn8w*‘rf‘‘l FREE in this col
W^n “ '* ppi"e of thi* c®,a*n i® enclosed with YOUR
<?!^\T,ON' '°lIR *’ULL NAME, BIRTHDATE and CORRBCT
ADDRESS. For PRIVATE REPLY send twenty-five rents and
a self addressed, stamped envelope for my NEW ASTROLOGY
READING and receive by return mail my FREE ADVICE on
THREE QUESTIONS. Send all letters to Abbe Wallace, care of
The Omaha Guide, 2418 Grant Street, Omaha, Nebraska.
E. D.— I want to know if my
husband and I will ever go to
gethnr again and which cf the boys
that I go with now really cares
for mia?
A ns: All the love between
you and your husband is dead
and ther: is no use to continue
to worry about him The fellows
you are going around with
now like you but they are
not s.1 arch ng for a wife. It
will be a couple of years before
you many agan.
J. O. H.—Will I be successful in
finding a job anytime soon?
Ans: Indeed you will but you
, must hus h thoughout this
month < f Ji n jai'y f you exp ct
, to show any progress this year
You will gi:t a g«ood job and
you must work hard to hold it.
I -
M. N.—The boy that I go with
is anxious for me to marry him
and I want you to write in the
column if you think that I should
or not for I don't want to make a
mistake ? „
Ans: Don’t marry this boy
or anyone <lse that you have
reason to doubt. He likes you
but he is just too young to
take on a responsibility of this
kind. Wait at bast another six
months before you make up
your mind.
W. M. C. Tell mo if my husband
and I will ever g;t out of debt
again and also would like to know
if this boy I am fooling around
with means me any good ?
Ans: If yu expect to get
out of debt you must attend
to your household duties and
leaMa off the boy friends. You
cannot give your husband the
best of cooperation with your
mind on someone else. If you
strive hard you can get out of
debt this year.
R. C.—Would it be advisable for
me to take the job that my brothen
has written me about latdy?
Ans: Without a doubt it
would prove one of the best
steps that you have taken in a
number of years. The job will
prove a permanent one.
and at your age this is one
of the most important things
for you to bear in mind.
I G. M. C.—Tb? young: man that
II have in mind will he marry me
soon ?
Ans: No and he isn’t
going to many you at all. Go
out with other fellows in and
around your city and don’t
give him all of your time.
P- W.—I have made plans for
nearly a year to take a trip during
the month of January and am
wondering if this would be a good
time to go or should I wait until
summer?
Ans: Why wait.no time
is as good as the present to
g.t away a few weeks and
enjoy yourself. You have the
money and the. month of
January away from your work
so by all means go ahead
and carry out these plans.
MY 1938 ASTROLOGY
READINGS ARE NOW READY
‘Y’ Activities
M ss Frrnccs Willis ms, National
Ftcr *» y of I.abratory Division of
' W \ arrived in Omaha on Mon.
day, Januaey 10 to spend five day#
working with ih- Northside Branch
i YWCA and Central Association.
I Monday veil be spent in personal
j interviews with our executive s?
j cretary, Girl Reervea Committee.
, Gfn^al Secretary, Club presidtn4s
and Chairman of Committee of
| Management. Tu. sday. a joint
tneet ag of Trojan club and Rntre
Nous dub; Business and Industrial
Girls club and a meeting with Girl
R »rrvo Committee and Advisors
and meriing with theCommittee of
Management. Wednesday is the an
nual m ct'ng of the branch, at this
time, Mias Williams is to be the
main speaker. Thursday will be
spent with the Quack club, Commit
tee of Management and Leaders’
Council at Gfntral.
Miss Williams is stopping at the
homo of Mrs. Alton B. Goode.
Sempf,- Fidel"s Candy Apple Sale
Come one, Come all,
Come short, come tall,
Come have a pood time.
Bring: a niekile or a dime
To the Northside YWCA.
Also B'g- Apple Contest
Dat-—Januaiy 24, 1938 4 to 6.
Miss Dorothy Beck is advisor of
this gyoup.
Reservations for Trojan Inter
club banquet should be in to the
YWCA on Monday January 17. If
individual reservations are to be
made; phone or come to the
^ \\ CA after the 17th of January.
Trojans Fourth Annual Inter
club Banquet returns were very
favorable. Don’t forget to have
your reservations in to the “Y” by
January 17. The purpose of this
banquet is to pit)mote good will
among the clubs and to stimulate
better cooperation in mass affairs.
For the most beautifully decor
alod table, a silver loving cup
will be awarded.
Ella Mills, chairman, and her
committer, are in charge of the
affair.
It is to b? held at Pilgrim Bap
tist church, January 27. For fur
thcr information call the YWCA.
WEbster 1539.
All Girl Reserve clubs of the
branch have been idle during the
Christmas holiday. The Business !
and Industrial clubs have met just
the same.
Dames Club Uses
Unique Motif At
Holiday Party
Jjnvitations in this fonji of a
court summons admitted you to
the gayest and most unique party
of the holiday season The Dames
club, compos <d of twelve young
matrons and misses, entertained at
the Dreamland hall, Monday
evening, D| e mber 27, 1937.
As the guests arrived at the ball
they pr fi nted their invitations
and were admitted to the dance
hnll which was dr,?orat»;d to repre
sent the interior cf a jail house.
If dden behind white cheese
cl<; h at the ceiling of the hall
were hundil ds of balloons. At
midnight to the tune of “Th
J Music Goes Round and Round,''
these balloons wnre released and
floated among the gay throng of
dancers. About 400 guests were
present.
This was the first dance given
by the Dames club and marked the
opening of thfa holiday season.
The hostesses were Miss Cel
stim Smith, president; Mrs. Sally
Henderson, vice president; Mrs.
Louise Crumbley, recording ste'y.;
Miss Lorraine Fletcher, correspond
ing sec'y.; Mrs. Olive Davis, trea
surer; Mrs. Mary Ann Elliot Sgt.
at Arms; Miss Mary Alice Willis,
reporter; and Mesdames Irn Z
McKinley, Madeline Harrold, Frar
ecs Sims. Irma Nelson and Maxine
Owen.
Tho Thrifty Twelve Art dub
met Tuesday January 4, at the \
home of Mrs- Inez Partrdg?, 2909
S street. After a few minutes of
business, they presented the vice
president. Mrs. O. T. Whitlow,
birthday presents. After which
Mrs. Morrow thanked the mem.
members for the many beautiful
gifts and cards. The club was very
glad to have as its guest, Miss
Addie Foxalll and and Miss Amelia
Partridge. Miss Partridge gave a
short talk. Miss Foxall played the
piano nnd sang many beautiful
numbers. Come again ladies we all
welcome you.
A very nice lunch was serwd
by the hostess. A pleasant after
noon was enjoytcd by all.
M. Robinson, reporter
ICleo Cola
Queen of Sparkling Drinks
12 oz. for 5C I
Lula Washington, 2509 Grant
street, wishes to thank her many
friends for the kindness they
showed her during the. 25 days she
was ill in the hospital.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Agency offered for Alice Ix>u:#o
n.essii'8 and Mill nery. Men or wo
men can earn large incomes. Es
tablish your own business in your
home. We train you. Very litt’®
capital required. Pull Information.
Write ALICE LOUISE SHOPS,
INC.. 225 West 34th S:®»t, N w
York City.
-—Ift— —■ ■ ■■ —
The Good Shepards Junior el ’b
gave a childrens Christmas tr e
program that was beautifully d
corated, aid the program went
o'er fin?. Thirty five children were
piesent. All received gifts. Short
ta^k by visitors, Mrs. Butler gave
us wonderful music; Mrs. Gorum
fiom Wichita. Kas., gave a reading
on the Birth of Christ. Rev. Ewing
kept it so nice ard warm, it was
sc Comfortable it made everyone
feel welcome in church.
GROW GLOSS
Beauty Shoppe
Us$ Elise Turner’s Glow Gloss \
For Your Hair
Special Hair-styl ng For
Laiits
Use Our Face Cream and Pow.
der to Keep You Looking
Young.
GALL AT 3036
2612 N. 24‘ih Street
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EMERSON LAUNDRY
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CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT
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AT 2604. 2706 Brakine St.
FOR RENT—Love’* Ritchenetti
Apartments, 2616-18 Patrick, oi
2613 Grant at. Call We. 5663
FOR RENT"
lice room in modern home. 2766
Ohio street
FOR HINT
Apartment. Call WE 2366.
FOR RENT
4 room apartment, furnished. $12
per month. HA 0485.
FOR RENT
Furnished rooms, strictly modern.
Chll JA 0428
FOR RENT
A nice warm room for a nice man.
(kill AT 9360. $2.00 per week.
FOR RENT
Apartment for rent 2 rooms. 2504
Burdette St.
FOR RENT
Front Room roar carline AT 2706
FOR RENT
.■urge front modem apartment
and garage. 2226 Ohio street.
FOR RENT
One nice lai-gc room for one or
two men, with use of kitchen.
Call at 201014 No. 23rd St.
FOR RETT
)ne modern furnished rtrwr Ib pal
vat* hove $2.00 per mA Uf*h*
< t 2210 Jo. 21th *t.
FOR RENT ~
Neatly furnished rooms Striekig
modern for rent $2.00 per week
nd up. Apartment and houses for
»nt. ('all AT 7435 or Mrs. E. Z
>ixon, WE 3678.
FOR RENT
2 »nd 4 room apartments with pri
vate L-ath. Fall JA 0.'86.
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