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Liquors. Wines and Beer
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WE CW»H 1904 No. 24 th St
"AMERICAN ^
WEINEK SHOP
2909 North 21th Street
Best Chili and Best Hot Dors
in the W est
Ail Kinds of Sandwiches
""home made ice cream
COME ON YOU
JITTERBUGS
To
—Dreamland Ballroom
NOV, 11th, Monday
Night —
? to 1
Given by' GAY CA\ ALTER
CLUP
Music by —
LL9YD HUNTER’S
TRCHESTRA
' i>r '/ES will be Given, Lots of
Fun for ATT.
Tickets at
JOHNSON and BOBBINS
DRUG STORES, H
FOX ALL GROCERY of South
Omaha, w
TUXEDO BILLIARDS'
Tic! ets at Door 55c
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CLUBS
COUNT ON ME CLUB
Thu Salem Baptist Count On Me
Club met Tuesday November 8th
at the home of Mr*. Joe Hender
;cn. 1014 No. 2Xth Avenue.
Ten w< re prerent. A nice
luncheon was served by the hostess
and enjoyed by nil. The club is
doing a wonderful work, each
member doing wtjl his part. Mrs.
Ililson, chaiiman of the Boosters
committee, brought in a wonder
ful report.
Tho club is giving a tea Sunday
November 27th at the home of the
president Mrs. F. Green^ 047 No.
27th Av.. A lovely luncheon will
bo served.
Tho club adjourned to meet
Tuesday, November 15th at the
residence of Mrs. Geneca Hender
son, 3850 Harney St.
Mrs. F. Green, president.
Mrs. T. Barnell, sec't.
Leona Jackson, reporter
Rev. E. H. Hilson^ pastor
SOCIAL ART CLUB
The SoCal Art Club met at
870 Grant Street with Mrs. J.
Warn as hostess. After a thirty
minutes of business, Mrs, Roase
Overton, th- sewing instructress
11''>l- chargi of the ladies and
howc l r.onte very live1', work.
Th i houters had a very deli
cious lunch on, which was highly
'•njoyed by nil. The " eting ad
iourned at three o’< l ck ti meet
November lith at th home of
Mrs. F. I,. Wisley 1421 No. 22th
S\
Mrs. Emma Blue^ pres.
Mrs. Mary Hobts, reporter
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ALAHO CLUB
The Alaho Social Club held their
monthly me ting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. .R. West Wednes
day November 2nd. Plans and
date for their annual dinner dance
were discussed. Election of offi
cers was held for the coming year.
All officers were re-elected unani
mously. Messers. C. Hanger At
torney at law, president; G < rge
Camper, vice-president; Robert
Jackson^ secretary; Mrs. Edgar
Camptr assistant secretary; and
M \ John Brown, treasurer. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Black ‘hanked the
club mo t graciously for the beau
tiful table lamp presented to the n
as a wedding gift at the clubs
Hallowe’en party.
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C'.utterling Dinner, Nov. 12th at
Homo of Mrs. Ruth (iude 2715
Miami.
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CHARITY CLUB
The Charity Club of the Urban
League Community Center will
hold their 2nd meeting of the
month, Tuesday Nov. 15th. The
! club is probably preparing for a
rummage sale which is to be held.
Set the watch for the date. The
club will appreciate cooperating
from all friends. Look in your at
tics, your basements, your closets.
Whatever you havt and not using
I remember it may be useful to gome
on . not so fortunate in circum
stances a? yours. Clothing, dishes
looks, shoes, furniture, etc. All
Voe club asked that the Cloth'ng
1 i men 'i ' and cl an. I ouiso Ue
chnr \ i chaiiman cf committee
handling the Rummage Sale.
Mrs. Louise Deckard has had as
her houuo guests for the past, week
Mrs. Florence Moberly and Mr.
Buster Rlayborne of St. Paul Minn.
Save ral social affairs were given
in their honor doing this stay.
Th'r was Mrs! Mob rly first visit
for n number of years when she
vis’ted here about 15 years ago
with Mrs. Russell Bryant of Bin
ncy St.
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The JMF Br'dgc Club and Mr.
and Mrs. S. C. Hunger. Sat._ Nov.
5. Miss Florence Meyers substitu
ted for Mr. B. B. Cowan, the pres.
Guest table consisted of Madames,
F lorence Maberly of St. Paul,
Minn. Tommy Wilson. M. s Ida
Roberta Bell and Mr. Buster Clay
Forne.
Prizes were won by—
Mrs B. B. Cowan and Mr. Frank
piackwell bobby, Mrs. S. C. Han
j ger. Guest prize, Mrs. Florence
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Moberly. Mr?. Tommy ' w Don re
ceived priza for the highest score
at the guest table.
Mr. B. B. Cowan, pres.
Mrs. S. C. Hanger, >->e. y.
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The, Bridge Club consisting of
Madam-s Malcoln Scott. .). C.
Carey, George Camper, W. (’. Ray
VV. M. Bell, John Fields. Russell
Ree«t and L. L, McVay will meet
at thv honn of Mr. an i Mrs. John
h ields Wed. afternoon, Nov. 8
M.\ George Camper, prey., Mr.
John Fields, Secy, and Mrs. L. L.
McVay, treasurer.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY HELD
Mr*. Lola Jackson surpris<d her
I son, LaVern Bueford on his 11th 1
lirthdayt Thursday, Nov. 3rd at
i (heir home, 2717 Parker St.
Fifteen children wer5 present.
They had a wonderful time play
ing games winning prizes. LaVerne
rec. ived many gifts.
A good t me was reported to
i bo had by all who attend-d.
Springers Cheaper than Bacon,
20c lb. Dressed and Delivered
tree: Green Trading Stamps.—
CAREY'S GROCERY, WE. (1089
Open Sundays—Baby Beef Head,
charters.
Ono of the great pictures of all
ti ll, u, “Fannie Hurst’s “Imitation
of Life ” with Claudette Colbert,
♦
'barren vViluam and Rochelle Hue.
ii.ij, will be retun.ed to the Para
mount theatre starting Saturday
at popular prices.
Supporting1 the leading film
• tars ara Louisa Beavers, popular
colored actress who give? a magni
ficent portrayal of Aunt. Delilah
in the film and Fredi Washing
on who play.1 the roles of “Peola”
her 19-y.ar old daughter.
As the campaign feature with
“rnitaticn Of Life” the Paramount
is bringing back the 20th-Century
Fox production '.SLAVE SHIP”.
This is a thrilling scu story of the
smashing of the African slave
trade in pre-civil war days. Mic
key Rooney. Wallace Beery and
The Very Latest from the
Chicago Convention:
The New—
“Pin Curl” WAVE
The Same Effect as the Cro
quinoly without the heated
iron.
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2422 North 22nd Street
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Warner Baxter bavc the principal
rclc.s with a supporting cast in
cluding Akin Timiroff Joseph
Schildkraut and Elizabeth Allen.
A
DELICIOUS
COLA DRINK.
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AND
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Jitterbug Jamboree at Dreamland,
Nov. 14th Lloyd Hunters Orches
tra.
We Pay Cash
For Oid & Antique
Guns
WE 2869 521 No. 16th St.
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We I)o Glazing & Make Window Shades to Order
Stove Pipes, Furnace Pipes, & Stove & Furnace Repairs
Electrical Supplies Plumbing Supplies
Roofing Paper & Guttering
We Have a Full Line of KITCHEN UTENSILES
(Open Evenings)
—WE. 1607— 1822-24 N. 24th St.
1Ren£>e3vous grille
(formerly the Apex Bar)
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF LIQUORS — BEERS &
WINE
SPACIOUS DANCE FLOOR _ NEWLY DECORATED
1818 N. 24th St. JA-9331
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