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Officers elected at the last roeetir'T. held Thursday, May 6, arc: Pre-ddent, James Jones, Jr.;1 vice presiden; Verne Buford; sc-i cretnry, Robert Fellows. The mem • orship committee is composed of Norman Johnson, Norman Mc Clarity, Will'am Russ, Ilavid Russ,| ,T e Peak, D nald Davis, Horace Coombs and Frank Butler. A newly organised group of • oung men at the Urban League Community Center is the Bon Ton club. They are planning to hove n dancing Party the latter part of the month at the Center. The nffierrs and members are: Prosidcn, Paul Gibson; vice presi ! dent. Leroy Wright; secretary, ! Eugene Yount! Fr,‘"rnon Butler, ! Willress Dean, Robert Dacus, Nor ' man Gray, l>avid Longmire, Georg" Watts, Berrord Maroney, David Marion, and Robert White. -o John Adams, Jr. 310 Karhach Block — NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WIFI/ In the County Court of Douglas Countv, Nebraska. In the matter of the estate of Effie F. Dudley, Deceased. All persons interested in said r -Htf. nre hereby notified that n n-titDn has been filed in raid Cnn4-t. n raying for the probate of r certain instrument rev on file in said Court purporting to bo tho last will end testament of said de '■ea' od. and that n hearing will b-4 hud on said petition before said Corn'* on the 4th day of June 1933 an*' that if they fail to appear at said C|4nrt on the said 4th day of j June 1938 at 9 o’clock A. M., to contest the probate of said will, | the Court may allow and probate said will and grar/ administration of said estate to Susie Fillard or some other suitable person, enter p degree of heirship, and proceed to a settlement thereof. Bryce Crawford County Judge Begindng 5-14-38 Ending 5-28-38 You wreck ’em We fix ’em! 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For years and years Nadinola has enhanced the loveliness of thou sands and thousands of beautiful women. You Get Results or Money Back! Don’t take chances with unknown bleaches, ointments or salves. Demand genuine Nadinola. tried and trusted for two generations. Every jar of Nadinola contains full instructions and positive money-back guarantee. For sale at good drug stores in two sires. 50c and $1. If your druggist doesn't have Nadinola, don't accept a substitute- write direct to Nadi nola, enclosing 50c or $1, for postpaid package and a free book of beauty sr : . Address Nadinola, Dept. 31, Paris, Tennessee. Waiter White Gets— . I (Continue! front Page 1) T'-”t'rv flight from the plane and rn aut'ur.rb 1« with the; •mm • "t. rrm'e no ehowirig to nio’sst Hm. At the M<>cr,nrd YM 'A. a cor don of n Pee con. leMv surround ed the building and <he mset:nsj hall was jammed aim st to suffo-! cation. The Pallas Time-Herald, in i advance story on the meet r,rr 1 stated that the NAACP was fi-l nanced by the Communist party. | As the meeting went on and th’, speech was d l'v rel ns schedul ed, the tension was eased and by the t:me the meeting was over, the police and the Klar,, members had disappeared. Mr. White was escorted back to the airport by a committee where he took n plane ^ for Atlanta, Ga., all according to his schedule. Tn h’^ report to the nai.ior.ai office. Mr. White stated that de f-nie the r'ot-iiu-it’np stories In the Dallas dniles the colored people of Dallas were absolutely and the whte persons who came to hoar the pneech also were unafraid. Nows of the Klan treats ap’nst Mr. Whit.' reached New York th" dnv after his speech, hut wrc with held hv the national office of the NAAfT because Mr. White had scheduled speeches in Atlanta. Rirmintrham. New Orleans, Baton Roupe and Mobile and it was felt that in the internet of his safety a report of the Dallas incident should be delayed. Manv Three** AcrJnst White The threat of injury to th* N. A. A. C. P. secretary recalled the 1 ■'atinp up of John Shillndv. white wh o was secretary of the N A At P in the early ve«rs of ifs orpani zation. Mr. Shilladv w^s beaten unmercifully as he pot off a train in Austin, Texas, Aupust 22, 1919. TTe was rot permitted to ro to a hosnital for medieal att'mtion, hut had to take a train out of town immediately. The D«U's incident recoils. also, that Walter \V h'te's life has been threatened many times durinp his services with the NAAOP. norticularlv durinp the years 1918-19.30, when he investi pated 10 Ivnchinps and eitrht race riots for the Association. Since 19 30. the board of directors of the NAACP ha* forbidden Mh. White to make danperous ir»vestipations in the South, holditip that he was too valuable to risk injury or death. When his present southern, tour was orpanized, the hoard o direc tors objected strenuously to his po inp into the South so soon after ho antilynchinp bill fipht in the Senate hut Mr. White insisted on ponp, statinp that he could not ask the colored people in the South who have o live there, to fipht for, their riphts if he were unwillinp to po on a brief speakinp tour. -o Marian Singleton M a ke s Brilliant University Record Champaign, 111., May 14 (By Reginald Fisher for AN'P) Miss Marian Singleton, a June graduate majoring in Home Economics at the University of III nois here, his just been notified that her name is to be placed upon the Bronze Tablet upon which go the names <l'«these who i'lc among th,e up per three per cent of the gradu ating class. The honor is dinatine tive, since the tablet roll will con tain about 35 names although the graduating class is composed of several thousand students. Miss Singleton is the second Negro to achieve this honor. One distinction after another hag been won by Miss Singleton, who resides in Kansas City. Knns., and formerly studied at the Uni versity of Kansas. She is, besides being a member of Cenacle, an or ganization interested in Negro arts an! letters, Alpha Kappa Delta, honoracy sociology; Iota Sigma Pi, honorary” chemistry; A micron Nu, honorary home econo mics; Phi Kappa Phi, alluniver sity honorary, ar.J Alpha Kappa Alpha. She wears also the Univer sity scholarship key. Miss Fisher begins her dietetic internoship at Flint-Goodridge hos pital, New Orleans, this fall. Charles F. Davis, Atty. lira. 1, Tuchman Bldg, 24th & Lake PRUORATE NOTICE In the matter of the estate of Nellie B. Carey, Deceased. Notice is hereby given: That the creditors of the said deceased will 1 meet the administrator of said es tate, before me, County Judge of Douglas County, Nebraska, at the f County Court Room, in said county on the 5th day of July 1938 and on the 6th day of September 1938, at 9 o’clock A. M., each day for the purpose of presenting their claims for examination, adjustment and allowance. Three months are allow ed for the creditors to present their claims, from the 4th day of June 1938. Bryce Crawford County Judge Beginnng 5-14-38 Ending 5-28-38 Patronize Our Advertisers ' MODERN ART CLUB SPONSORS A TEA The Modern Art club will spon sor Br “All-Nation Tea,” Sunday Wav 1 fi, from d to ft r>. m., at the me of Mr? W. R. Rogers, 222S r hio street. The public is invited ■ *o come out ard w'tncsg this un- j ’“ml rare treat of the season. ^r>'v>e of the outstanding features will l>e, the colorful representa tion of ell Nations and the May- ■ Pole drill. Come and bring a friend with j i you. -o This Week in Thought nnri Religion Bv Robert L. Moody Sou’hern Methodism During this two hundredth an niversary of the Conversion of John Wesley, we receive a glimpse ] of the movement and principles of our present day representatives of this saintlv man of Cod. On one hard we have a worthy attempt among thee leaders and followers of tho major faction of Methodism, the Christians are endeavoring to present, a visible unity among the Methodists. But on the other hand, f we have a few bigots who— for no other reason than lack of love for their black brethren—hinder the entire program of union in order to save “our southern church.” Any church that cannot slant the unitv or union that is produc ed hy Christian fellowship is no church at, all. nor the church of God. It is evident thnt. these bi s shops, ministers and Itwyers need *•0 go to the Addersgate and g'*t i the same lexperier.re that John Weslev received two hundred years ago, because their actions reveal that they do not hove it. We hona that this action taken by tho three branches of Method ism will produce a spiritual unity and love as well ns physical, social and economic union. * * * * While mentioreng Methodism, I feel that I express tho sentiments of all Omaha, at least all who were acquainted with Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Conwell, when I say we regret having to lose such a fatherly and able minister. We hope and pray that G!od will tdess thiem with greater success and deeper ex periences in Christ as thev min isber to the people at St. Jo-eph, Missouri. 119, Remembers John Brown, Others Mrs. Flora Tatum William, of Mississippi, was bo"n six years after the War of 1812, and was a grownwoman when John Brown tormed Harper’s Ferry and was at middle age when Lincoln fre^d the slaves. Mrs. Wili am, approach-1 irjg her 120th birthday, recently1 had one of her most thrilling ex-1 perienees, a train-ride to New York City to appear on the Col- ] umbia Broadcasting System’s “We the People” program. 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