THE OMAHA GUIDE
Published Every Saturday at 2418-20 Grant Street,
Omaha, Nebraska
Phones: WEbster 1617 or 1518
Entered as Second Class Matter March 15, 1927. at the Postoffice at
Omaha, Neb., underAct of Congress of March 3, 1879.
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Race prejudice must go. The Fatherhood of God and the Brother
lood of Man must prevail. These are the onlv principles which will
itand the acid test of good.
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..EDITORIALS., j
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MASTER FARMERS
PRAISE WHITE SPOT
ADVERTISING
Muster farmers of Nebraska,
asked by a representative of
the Associated Industries of
Nebraska Tor tjheir views on
the Nebraska Wjhit-c Spot ad
vortising campaign, praised it
highly for seeking to promote
the state’s industrial develop
meat and in calling attention
to Nebraska’s thrifty financial
and taxation policies.
Since 1926, the roster of No
braska farmers and livestock
growers who have received the
award of Master Farmer lias
grown to a tot id of 83. The
ones quoted here, each point
to specific industries they be
lievo should be developed and
which would pro per in Nebra
ska.
The Guide will publish a see
ond article giving the views of
others of these agriculturalists
of our state at an early date.
‘‘The Nebraska advertising
campaign is doing some very
good work to attract new in
dustries to our ptato and to
tell tlie world tlinj Nebraska is
really the White Spot of Aimer
ica because of its freedom from
snob extrrt forms of taxation
as the sab's tax, income and
eigaret taxes,” J. R, Higgins
of, Rogers a, 'Mfipter Farmer
since I9d4, said.
“Nebraska, is not only free
from debt a,ml has no sales or
income taxes, but will soon
have one of the best networks
of eleetriie lines in the United
States. 'The Missouri River will
Soon bo navigable and this
with one <>f the best railway
systems in the United Stales,
should solve the transportation
problem," he added
Since agriculture is our basic
industry, tflie manufacture of
agricultural implements should
be a paying proposition here,
Mr. Higgins declared, lie also
advocated the manufacture of
alcohol blend gasolines and he
cited the sugar beet industry
as an example of the industrial
opportunities of Nebraska.
“If all the produits of Neb
aska’s soil tuul all its livestock
and poultry proniiced in one
year were loaded in freight
ears in one long traiin and stnt
westward from Leningrad, Rus
sia, tlie engine would be half
"ay between San Francisco and
Honolulu before the caboose
left Leningrad,” Fred Knobel
of Odessa, a Master Farmer
since 1929, salid in illustrating
the abundance o^ this state’s
agricultural resources.
He added “suredy our bond
free state would be a good
place for industry switch
off most of thohe cars of raw
materials to manufacture at
home, ”
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BETHEL A. M. E CHURCH
Rev. T- J. Sanford, Pastor
J. S. Jefferson, Reporter
Sunday school opened at its us
ual hour with excellent attendance
Subject of the lesson, “Serving
With What We Have. Mark 6:1-13.
Everyone took great interest in
the lesson. The school was one of
the best for the season The boys
intermediate class was presented
with the collection banner, and the
girls intermediate class received
the attendance banner. Alf classes
okj working hard to obtain the
collection banner.
At eleven o’clock Rev Sanford
del'vered another inspiring sermon
to a very large congregation. Ev.
eryona was filled with the spirit
h s text from Gen. Revelation 1:13
“In the midst of seven candle
sticks one like unto the son of
man. Clothed with a gannent down
to the foot and a girt about the
paps with a golden g'rdle.’’
This morning we were pleased to
have a very large number of vi
sitors and among them Jessie
Stone and Mr. and Mrs. James
Peoples. We are very pleased to
nnnuonce the banquet a success ft
was sponsored by Mrs. Alberta
Michael with the help of the senior
choir. The banguet hall was crowd
rd to capacity, seating more than
one hundred. After dinner they
usaemoieu 10 tne mam auditorium
to witness a beautiful style show.
Rev. D. C- Stephenson acting as
master of ceremonies. Mrs Joseph
Lewis gave a very splendid talk
on "Christianity” and also re
marks were made by Miss Hilda
Woods. Many beautiful spring sty
les were shown through the, eour.
tesy of the J C. Penny Co.
Models we.re Misses Ada Lee
Walker, Francis Cloud, Julia San
ford, Mabel Richardson, Josie
Woods and Juanita Artison.
Our quarterly conference, will
' convene Sunday evening March 13.
Come and worship with us Come to
our prayer and class every Wed -
■ nesday evening
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got on a man for Haying I eter
White was a sap for returning the
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Margaret Cu'ty is looking for
a house with lots of doors so that
she can stem them as much as
she please*. Let’s be sure to
watch for hiskies on Jabbo’s head.
If the song about Dipsy Doodle
is right, that’s what Jess Hutton
had wh'le gaalng into the eyes of
Mable Clark
Mrs. Wm. Parker, speaking to
a lady who was admiring her head
dress said. ‘This is my own crea
tion.” Her son Wm-, jr, standing
close by said, “Mother are you
talking about me?” It looks like
she accidentally killed two birds
with one stone.
Raiy at the barber shop is re
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II the least thing happens at
the new apartments, those of us
who couldn’t gnt one can say that
Is the reason why we didn’t want
one.
J.imm!ie Crawford held a lady
spell bound while the orchestra
played “Blue Hawaii.” Maybe he
was telling her she could have
grass skirts and more grass skirt.
Most people think Rodney Will
iams Is a perfect gentleman. Not
j true He swears, but you can’t
understand him.
Since the bookies are closed, Ed
na Banks listens to broadcasts of
th0 stock market trying to hear
something said about a horse.
If competition makes business,
there is soon to be a cab boom.
The are a lot of changes in
Mao McGee. H0 doesn’t balk as
loud and isn’t seen as much nowa
days
Charlene Lewis primping doesn’t
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Omaha boy friend. Her mind is
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BAHA’I NEWS
Followers of the Baha’i Faith in
this eity and in hundreds of other
cities in the United States and
Canada are celebrating a religious
Fast which began March 2, and
ends in a Naw-Ruz (New Year)
feast on March 21, the first day
of spring
The Fast, according to the local
adherents of the Faith, is inter-re
ligious in character for members
of all the great religious systems
who have embraced the Baha’i
movement, will unite in this per
iod of consecration.
An interesting feature of this
yearly observance is that it’s an
integral part of a religious calen.
dar but little known in the western
hemisphere. May 23,1844, accord
ing to the belief of a million or
ientals and some thousands of oc
cidentals marked the formal ad
vent of a new religious dispensa
tion This happned in Persia where
within nineteen years of each
other two successive prophets, the ,
Bab and Baha'u’llah, one heralding
ina otner proclaiming* a world re.
liglon, made their appearance.
This date marked the birth of
the Baha’i Movement whose two
outstanding precepts are essential
oneness of all religions and the
unity of mankind.
Present day followers are work
ing for a new world order based
on the brotherhood of all creeds,
races and nations All the great
religious systems of the world
have periods of spiritual resusita.
tion.
The Baha’i Fast coincides in pur
have periods of spiritual reusita
poses with the Christian observ
ance of Lent.
But while in times past religious
consecration and sacrifice were in
terpreted to mean privation of ma
terial possessions and comforts,
seclusion from the world and from
human intercourse, the Baha’is
maintain that true consecration
and sacrifice are spiritual, not for
mal and material only It is your
life, they claim, not philosophy;
not pi'eaehing but doing; making
today better than yesterday that
will lay a film foundation for the
building of a better tomorrowo.
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Northside “Y” a token of thanks
for the the wonderful talk she gave
them on religion during th€ month
of February. The token was pre
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urn. executive secretary of the
Northside “Y”
Mrs. Bernice Marshall, chair
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The financ0 committee is making
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Willa Jakes, Reporter
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PROBATE NOTICE
In the matter of the estate of
Theodore Scott Simpson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given; that the
creditors of said deceased will
meet the administratrix with will
annexed of said estate before me,
County Judge of Douglas County,
Nebraska, at the County Court
Room, in said County, on the 2nd
day of May 1938 and on the 2nd
day of July 1938 at 9 o’clock A
M., each day, for the purpose of
pjesenting their claims for examin
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from the 2nd day of April 1938 j
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1938, by Travis Ancell Gatus, alleg
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Douglas County, Nebaska and that
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Sub. Division of Block A, Shinn‘6
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Douglas County, Nebraska, as sur
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