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About The Omaha guide. (Omaha, Neb.) 1927-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1938)
The xS-o-c-i- -t-y-World orgacSons NOTICE! In view of a certain vagueness in the minds of some as to the extent of the area to be serviced by the Orach" U ive-My O' recreation center, director William Meyers wishes it distinctly under stood, that th; new cento,' v. i.i open to all the peopl of Omaha regardless of where they live. It bas beenn establish'd for th bene fit of the entire city, not f »r me section of it only. PRE-HA LI.OWE-N PARTY Th, re will be a Pre Halloween Tarty given by the Ever Loyal Club of the Pilgrim Baptist Church Friday, Oct. 28, at 2427 Charles We Pay Cash For OJd & Antique Guns WE 2869 521 No. 16th St. RITZ STUDIO — ■ 2031 N. 24th St. PHOTOS - —4 for 10c We Specialize in ' Enlargements Come one! Come all! Knjoy yourselves! Mrs. C. Dacus. Pres. Mrs. M. Marshall, S'C. •-—0O0 Springers Cheaper than Bacon, 20C lb. Dress’d and Delivered Free: Green Trading Stamps.— CAREY S GROCERY, WE. 6089 Open Sundays—Baby Beef Head, quartern. When the Gay CavalCr Club was first orgnrizod it was called thn Harlem Knights Club. It was organized in the fall of 1933. The nresid' nt of the Club was Mrs. ■sso Allen. Mr. Allen served un M1 1936. At that time Mr. Jarvis Green became pri sident and serv ed until October 1938. Mr. Brum mel Terry was elected president. The Gay Cavalier’s Club is a so cinl one. The motto of the club r ‘Tho Promotion of Social Act ;viti(» with Prestige” in giving ocial events the club has always come strictly within the letter of it i motto. At present there are nine mem Vrs of the club, of which only one member, Mr. Ferdinand Alls is t!i’ chart' r member of tho Club. The Gay Cavaliers won the cup for tho best decorated table at tho inte,r-elub bnrquet, ponsorrd by the Trojan Club in January of this year. The present officers and mem IRcnfce^vous grille (formerly the Apex Bar) A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF LIQUORS — BEERS & WINE SPACIOUS DANCE FLOOR — NEWLY DECORATED 1818 N. 24th St. JA-9331 fr^fl Iran ran rm «—*n r—_„ ,—... _ _ _ . bcr; arc: Mr. Brurr.mel P rry, 1 r< ,, Mr. Charles Cud , iiecie tnr.,; Mr. Benjamin Carter .Treas urer; Mr. Phillip Robinson, ftgt. r.fe Arms; Mr. P rdinand Alls, member; Mr. Jarvis Green, mem br; Mr. Clyde Brown, member; Mr. William McCarty, member; Mr. Carl Williams, member. Miss Thelma Bribb who has been visiting her brother, Mr. H. L. Cribb and cousin, Rose Hinton, returned to her home in Wayne Arkansas. -0 BVANGLIST SINGER CLOSES SUCCESSFUL MEETING Mary Madgelen Rodger , nat ional Evarglist singer formally of Chicago, St, Louis, but now of Marshall Town Iowa, closed a suc c ssful meeting at Mt. Calvary Community Church of which Rev. It. W. Johnson ig pagtor. This ser vice wa» rendered under auspices of tho Vojente r Board, of which Mrs. A. Nickle is president; and tho Healing Board of which Mrs. W. Daniels is president and of whom Mrs. Rodg-rg were house guests. Mrs. Ransom the president of the blue board and Mrs. Roberts were hostess to a lovely Midnight inne-h on, last Friday night. in hon or to Mrs. Rodgers an Mr. and Mrs. Parker who left home in Chi cago. Mrs. Re v. M. Jackson and anei Mrs. R. W. Johnson were also honor guests. Rev. and Mrs. Johnson were hos tess to a dinner party Monday af ternoon at 5 o’clock, Guest pre -.etr were: Mrs. M. Rodgrs, Mrs. W. Daniels, and Rev. Mrs. M. Jack s-on. Mrs. Rodgers wa.s the rccep tant of many beautiful lovely **ta She left at 8:45 P. M. for her homu in Marshal Town, Iowa. Mrs. Rodgers and Rcv. R w Johnson wishes to thank our many tne-nds from oth r churches for their hearty cooperation. You piay watch the Omaha Guid : for her early return. -0O0— Mrs. Cora Jackson of 2616 Grant St. left Wednesday for Ypsilantic Michigan to attend the funeral of an aunt. She returned to her home Sunday morning. Oct. 18, Mr. B. E. Squires, exe cutive Sec’y of the Urban League motored to Sioux City Iowa where he was guest speaker at the an nual meeting of the Booker-Wash ington Community Center. Accom panying him on the trip were Mrs. B. E. Squires, Mrs. S. C. Hanger ard Mr*. Malcolm Scott. His sub ject was ‘‘Education through Com munity Problems.” -0O0— Thursday, Oct. 13, Mrs. William G. Haynes wta8 hostess to. the Quintrack Foursome. This four some consist of Mesdames William Davis, Joseph Stuart and Saybert C. Hangi r. -—oOo—* The Susrise Golfers held their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. G. B. Lennox Friday Oct. 14. The rext meeting will hr h Id at the home of Mrs. William G. Haynes. -O Mrs. Dora Murphy on Friday night Oct. 14 gave a house warm ing honoring Mrs. Tommy Wilson, daughter in law of Mrs. Katherine Wilson, proprietor of the California Beauty School. Mrs. Wilson is a former St. Louisian and hes been making her home here since the 1st day of Oct. Friends present were: Mesdames, Bud Ray, Saybert C. Hanger, Jimmy Jewell, J. Dil- j lard Crawford, Robbie Davis, Rich ard La Coque, Earl Wheeler, Ray T eo Jones. Mr and Mrs. Isaac Bailey and Miss Susie Whiteside. Mrs. Wilson was the recipient of many useful gifts. Jthe water power plants of Nebraska’s hydro projects could have been built for the original estimates . . . (One has cost more than DOUBLE, another almost THREE TIMES its expected cost. WITHOUT IN . CREASING THE AMOUNT OF ELECTRICITY TO BE PRODUCED. No one knows what the final cost of tne third will be.) „ _ ^ * - > ' • the cost of these plants had been low as compared with other water power developments . . . (The nature of the rivers and soil in Nebraska has made their cost high, even for hydro plants, and from three to five times the cost of steam plants to produce the same amount of electricity.) the cost of getting their electricity to the market were low . . . (Omaha uses almost 50 per cent of the State's elec tricity. The nearest hydro plant is almost 100 miles, and the others are 200 to 250 miles away—making the expense oi delivery to the user a major item oi cost.) these plants were dependable enough to make ’‘stand-by" or reserve plants unnecessary . . . (The extremes oi high and low water in Nebraska's rivers; silt, seepage, and ice; and long transmission lines in areas subject to severe storms, make ex pensive "stand-by" plants a necessity.) U ' . • . yi . t, THEN, AND ONLY THEN, WATER POWER M1GHJ BE CHEAPER POWER There is no method of producing electricity, or type of ownership . . . federal, municipal or otherwise . . . that could bring to our customers better or cheaper service than they can get from the . . . NEBRASKA POWER COMPANY © B. & J. Inc.—193* A few close fri nds of Mr. Ro bert Burrs had a No-Host Party in tho honor of his birthday Fri day night. Oetobtr 14th. Mr. and Mrs. Blackwell. W. G. Haynes, S. C. Hanger, Russel Bryans, Milton Wilsons, B. B. Co wans, Malcolmn Scotts, Miss Flor ence Meyers, Mr. Steve Holt and Tommy Chandler. -oOo— Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gray, of Lake St, were hosts to the J. M. F. Bridge Club Sat. night Oct. 15. Tho Prizes were won by Mr. Frank ,Blackwell, men’s prize, Mrs. S. C. Hanger, ladies, and Mrs. B. B. Co war., booby. Alma Lofton from Tulsa is visiting her aunt Mrs. George Wliliams at 1314 North 25th St. -—oOo Miss Cora Haywood formerly of Omaha, now of Denver, Colorado arrived in the city Friday morn ing to visit her mother, Mrs. Rosa Anderson of 2513 Caldwell Street, and also a brother and friends. Miss Haywood is here for two weeks. —--oOo--— Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Murray of 2216 Paul Streets entertained at a steak fry at Hummell Park Sunday morning for Miss Haywood of Denver Colorado. Other guests present were: Mrs. E. Crawford, Raymond Garden, and Preston I angland. --nOn_ Ob Tine The lady was puzzled by the j network of tracks near the car barns. Spying a man in the middle of the tracks, she made her way over to him. He was bending over concentrating on some heavy task, co she bend and said into his ear: “Can you tell me where I can catch tho Gravesend Street Car.” “If you don’t stand up pretty quick lady, it’s going to hit you in the back.’’ -0O0 YWCA NEWS -© Wednesday. Oct. 19th at the Central YWCA will be a banquet for Girl Reserves, Young Business and industrials girls. The guest speaker is Miss Charlotte Nevins Mi«s Nevins is past Secreary of tho World Council of the YWCA, with former headquarters at Gen eva, Switzerland. She is now tra veling and lecturing while she is on a visit to this country. * * * On Oct. 26, Mrs. W. P. Irowin will review “How to Win Friends” to the C})timistic Girl’s at the YWCA. This is one of the high school girl reserve clubs. * * * Halloween will be celebrated in all “Y” groups starting 27th on through the 31st. * * * Mr. Eugene Murray, is instruct ing a course of Puppetry to the pre-girl reserve group beginning on Sat., Oct. 22. * * * Tho Silhouette Girls, held their regular monthly meeting with Mrs. Jimmy Jewell as hostess. Tha young matrons are the wives of the Kappa Fraterrity men. Mrs. Arthur B. McCaw, pres Mrs. Charles Davis, Sec’y, GIRL RESERVE NEWS The Boy and Girl Forum Com mittee met October 10th. There will bo an open Forum for all High school boys and girls, Sun day, October 30th, Miss I. Roberta Bell, executive Secretary will speak to ohe group at 3:30 P. M. An hour of social activity will follow. Mrs. Eleanor Haynes, is adviser for this group. The next rtgular meeting The Very Latest from the Chicago Convention: The New— “Pin Curl” WAVE The Same Effect as the Cro quinola without the heated iron. STYLED AS DESIRED Althouse Beauty School 2422 North 22nd Street WEbster 0846 — of the Forum Committee will be October 24th at 4:30 P. M. * * * . The Optimist Girl Reserves were fortunate in having Mrs. Carrie Jewell talk to them on October 1G. They discussed “Clothis, and How to Wear Them.” Because of the fine impression and the interest that the girls hav0 in Mrs. Jewell we have asked her to help Mrs. Vann advise the group. The Opti mist are having a Slumber Party at the North Side YWCA., Satur day night, October 22, 1938. * * * Mrs. W. P. Erwin will review “How to Win Friends” to the Opjti mist Club om Wednesday Octo ber 26 th. * * * Halloween will be celebrated by all the club groups begir.nig, Octo ber 27th through October 31st; parties of particular interest in clude the Semper Fidelis Party October 29th and Gross Eicks. on October 31 «t. * * * Mrs. Eugenc. Murray will teach tho Pre-Girl Reserve Group how to make puppet'-,. Mrs. Bernice Mar shall and Miss Edna Blair Ad visers. -n HOLLYWOOD CHARM By Bessie Mae West Althouse Beauty School There are many kinds of skin ailments and blemishes that mar the complexion. Since there are so many ailments and wc must choose our hints only weekly. Wc shall dis cuss first those that affect most women. The oily skin with its shiny nose annoy most women. A shiny nose, however does not always mean an oil nose. There are two kinds of shines—the oily shine and the dry shine. The oil of the skin comes from within and is expelled by se baceous glands in the skin. These Try.. 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