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IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL
MAYO S BARBER SHOP
Ladio*' and Children’* Work
A Specialty.
2422 Lake Street.
The
CHAMPION
Beer and Lunch
2047 No. 24th JA 4777
“Beer All Kinds
of Bottle Beer
ALWAYS ICE COLD
Drink a bottle of your favorite
Peer along witn your home
cooked meals
Beer and Sandwiches
Delivered
Quick Service
Call JA 4777
Ritz Photo Shop
T0"1 North 24th Street
Will be < pjn ell day. but
not evenings
Northside Beauty
Shop
2 04 Ohio Ft. AT 5902
Consult us about your beauty
Problems
Our expert workmenship
Costs no more
Miss Cecile Walls, 312(5 R street,
graduated from the West Side
school at the age of 13. She will
graduate from the South high
school at the age of 17.
Miss Walls is a very active
church worker. She is the assistant
superintendent of the Bethel Bap
tist Sunday school, and is also a
member of the choir- She is the
state president of the Red Circle
Girls.
Miss Walls is also active in o
cial work, being the preident of
the Immula at the Woodson Cen
ter and associate Matron of the
Youth’s ,F>a,temity. M5$s Walts
has won two recognitions in suc
cession in the cirriculum in the
study of Psychology at the YMCA
and is now taking secretarial sci
ence course at the American col
lege.
She is planning to attend some
university this fall.
A debate was held for special
entertainment, May 10th at the
home of Miss Helen) Smith. The
subject “Resolve that love is more
important in marriage than money.
A great battle took place be
tween Mrs. Genevieve Bryant and
Miss Clara Williams, Mrs. Ethel
Grant, negative
The affirmative side lashed out
like demons and received the vic
torious decision of the judges.
Take it from our girls, men—
love still wins out.
The Feliz Doce sponsored a waf
fle breakfast Sunday, May 10th at
the home of Mr. F. W. Moore 2130
North 27th St.
The rose, (club symbol) was ear- j
lied out in decoration and the club I
colors, brown and gold helped to
bring out exquisite lovliness.
The guests were coming and go
ing from nir.13 o’clock A. M. till 1
on P .M.
An enjoyable time was had by
r.’i. We thank you all for coming.
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lightweight Silk and Wool
GABERDINE SUITS
3 I»:tton Cuffs
Pleated Back
$3.95
2 for $7.50
Wolf Bros,
13th and Douglas Sts.
LET PEOPLES DO IT
Olean up that front room. We specialize in making old
houses look like new, inside and out. No charge for estJ
mation on work. No job too small or too large.
Ten trained decorating mechanics. Our Motto—Service
First, at the lowest prices. Call WEbster 2858.
Peoples Paint and Papering Shop
LARRY PEOPLES, Proprietor
Other girls
can have
WHITER
SKIN, mo!
*‘T~)LEASE don't print my name,
X but if my story can help other
girls, here it is! I was unpopular,
never asked out on account of my
ugly, blotchy dark skin! I tried so
many remedies I grew discouraged.
1 said ‘I’ll try just one more.’ Luck
ily it was Nadinola. Now my skin
is several shades whiter, soft and
smooth as silk. Men say I’m
alluring."
What YOU Can Do
Tonight, smooth a little of this
fragrant, scientific cream on your
face; no rubbing or massaging.
While you sleep your skin be
comes lighter and lighter—
softer, smoother, too! Other flaws
and blemishes, coarseness and
ugly shine are improved at the
same time.
Nadinola Is Sure and Safe
Don’t take chances with un
proved bleaches, ointments or
salves. Demand genuine Nadi
nola, tried and trusted for two
generations.
You Get Results—or Money Back
For sale at good drug stores in two
sizes, 50c and $1. Every jar of
Nadinola contains full instructions
and positive money-back guaran
tee. If your druggist doesn’t have
Nadinola, don't accept a sub
stitute—write direct to Nadinola,
enclosing 50c or $1 for postpaid
package and a free book of beauty
secrets. Address Nadinola, Dept
27, Paris, Tenn.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. Leroy Wright and Miss
Virginia' Jackson entertained at the
home of Mr. Wright May 25 for |
little Miss Mary Hopkins daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hopkins,
the occasion being her birthday.
Those present were: Mary Ellen
Hopkins, Mildred Hopkins, Juani
ta Hanger, Janis McCaw, Joan
McCaw, Edith Ann’Adams, Charles
Zine Davis, Lynn Harris, Joyce
Lucky Milicent Wheeler, Jean
Johnson, Beverly M».disoni, Mau
rice Lcmbert, Theodore Gatewood
•Jr., Robert Allen Jr., John Adams
III.
The little guests of honor receiv
ed many lovely gifts. The after
noon was spent in playing games.
Jce cream aud cake wcs served.
Everyone had a delightful time.
VISITORS
Mrs. Mary Miles of Los Angeles
Calif., ad Mrs. Della Haley of Tu
lor:; Calif. a.re visiting their moth
ers Mrs. Salire Gilmore of 2817 S.
St. They will be in the city for a
few weeks. We hope they have a
very pleasant trip.
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Recreation Party
The first of a series of special
entertainments will be offered at
Florence recreation center, Friday
dune 3, when something: in the
nature of a variety show wil] be
presented. There will be musical
end dancing acts and various fea
tures by children of the commun
ity, one of whom will serve in the
capacity of master of ceremonies.
Come and enjoy without charge
a pleasant evening nva.de possible
lor you by the Works Progress Ad
ministration fcjty recreatfon de
partment.
The services of the city recrea
tion party service department are
very much in demand. The assist
ance of this department was sou
ght for a pa nic held at Riverview
1 \ik, May 26 ar.u was greatly ap
preciated by those present. From
10 in the morning until 7 in the
evening there was r.nt a dull or
inactive moment- Dinner was ser
vevd at noon, which was followed
ly a b.dl game between Sa nts
peter and Paul and Saint Francis
schools, the results b ing a walk
oei .*■. 4 p. m. for St. Francis to
the tune of 14-1, At 4 p. m. the re
past consisted of ice cream and
popcorn and at 6 there was supper.
Racer were run at intervals
throughout the day.
The Party Service department
of city recreation is directed by
Peulali Newton to whom applica
tion; should be made for the ser
vices of fun teams
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Poro Club Meets
The Poro Cosmetologists club
held their May monthly meeting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. C
Price. After the business hour, the
meeting was turned over to the
program committee. A very in
teresting program was tendered.
The members gave a remaniseense
of Mother’s cia.y and Mrs. Price
read some beautiful poems from
Burns and Lamb. Mrs. Susie Lil
ian! is the ohairmv.ru of this com
mittee. The h nored guest was
Mrs. Marie Stuart who won vn
route from California to her home |
in Decatur, Michigan.
The hostess served a lovely re
past to twelve ladies.
Mrs. Albert Michael, Pres.
Mrs. Zethrs Brooks, See’y.
Mrs. Mildred Gerthrie, Supervisor'
of music in the public school of1
Kansas City and Mr. J. R. Li Hard j
v. e guests < t a bteak'est party •
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. |
M. 1' .vis 2514 Corby St. Sunday ■
.mo! ning May 29th.
Miss Gerthrie and Mr. Lilian! •
were also guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Johnson.
1 Injured in Accident
Jf-'en Myers of 927 North Twen
ty-fifth street, was injured Thurs
day night, May 19, about 1:30 a.
m. b ' Deective Robert D Morion,
v,r> u,i”‘ng north on Twenty
fourth street.
Witnesses claim that the officer
war, driving a ;• rate of about :{5
miles an hour. FLlwi ard her fri
end, Marion Warner, of 2713 De
catur street, were goino- east off
Twenty! fourtli stre't when the
Mvers girl attempted to ruru ac
ross the street. Just as she got in
the street, she was hit by the car
She received injuries about the
head and knees. The officer was
driving a 1927 Buick car.
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Mr. ard Mrs. A. L. Scott, Mrs.
Bobbie Carter, Mr. Claud Peoples,
Mr. Napoleon Brown and Miss
Tteressa Davis motored to Kansa.s 1
City Friday, and they report hav
ing had an enjoyable trip.
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Miss Susie Whites de, Atty, Ray
L. Williams, Mrs. Ra Lee .lores,
and Mr. Marcellue Richie motored
to Chicago this week end.
Mrs. Martha S. Carter
Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Martha Smith Carter, one
of Omaha’s outstanding pioneer
citizens passed away Monday, De
coration Day May 30th 6:45 P. M.
At her beautiful home, 2211 Ohio
St., after a lingering illness of
in nine months. Mrs. Carter was
born in Whelling W. Va. She came
west 56 years ago, living in Lin
coln, Nebr. sixteen years. Her
coming to Omaha 40 year ago and
has been prominent and active in
civic, social and church circles.
Mrs. Carter was Matron at the
Burlington Railroad depot, 34
years and was retired on pension
Aug. 31 1937. The Burlington rail
road presented Mrs. Carter a gold
shield in April in appreciation of
her years of creditable service.
Mrs. Carter was the founder and
first president of the Colored Old
Folks Home 933-N. 26th Street.
This wonderful vision efproviding
for the aged needy was given its
beginning 25 years ago by this
wide awake progressive woman
Mrs. Carter was active in the
management of this worthy institu
tion until 1936. Mrs. Carter was a
member of the Mt church in
Wheeling W. Vb Coming west she
united with the AME church of St.
John and has been- a member for
forty years. Mrs. Carter formerly
sang in St. John choir.
Mrs. Carter wus the widow of
Mr. aJmes H. Smith, veteran pri
vate ear employee who passed on
in July, 1931. She was happily
married to Mr. Johnson Carter
I'ct. 19th 1936 who came from
Cleveland, Ohio. Surviving are her
present husband and one son, Mr.
Henry C. Smith both of Omaha
and one sister Mrs. Mary E- Pal
mer of Pasadena, Cal if., and a
cousin, Mrs. Laura Davis of Chi
cago and r, host of friends who
join the bereaved in deepest sym
nathy. During Mrs. Carter pro
longed illness she was always
cheerful w'd hopeful. She was 70
tears olTi. Funeral sendees will be
held Friday June 3 at 1 o’clock, at
St John’s AME church. Rev. R.
A. Adams, pastor, officiating. Jo
seph D. Lewis, Mortician in charge.
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VISITOR IN OMAHA
Mr. Ronie Bartleson was the
h-lidav guest of the Dixons at
2839 Ohio street.
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Miss Christine Dixon spent the
week-end in Des Moines, Iowa, vi
siting friends.
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PRISCILLA'NEEDLECRAFT
CLUB
The Priscilla Needlecraft Club
met at the home of Mrs. Rafferty
2901 Krskin, Thurs. May 26 at 2:30
with Mrs. Pearl Hieronymous as
hostess. The afternoon was spint
in sewing and reading hints on
needlework. Two guests were pre
sent, having been invited by Mrs.
Hyronymous. A lovely two-course
luncheon was served by the hos
tess, which was engoyed by all.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Reynolds 2810
Franklin St. June 9th. One new
member was added to the c'ub, in
the person of Mrs. Winfred White.
Mrs. Mary Harrold, Pres.
Mrs. Viola Washington, Reporter
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