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Mr. Green Peal entertained Rev.
Whitelow of Sioux Fall, South
akDota and Mrs. Lottie Keys at a
six o’clock dinner. Tuesday even
ing November 22.
Mrs. Beatrice Johnson of Minn
eapolis was honored at a 1 o’clock
luncheon at the home of Mrs. P.
H. Jackson 2324 Paul St., on Wed
nesday. Those present were Mrs.
Ruth Stephan, Mrs. Spencer and
Mrs. Davis. A delightful time was
enjoyed by all.
Rev. Whitelow and Mr. Warden
of Sioux Fall, South Dakota were
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visitors in Omaha during the past
week.
Rev. W iliam Clayton has just
closed a very successful revival
meeting at Pleasant Green Baptist
Church. Fourteen were added to,
thj church and seven were baptiz
ed. They were, Mr. W. Wind, Mr.
Fitzpatrictk. Mr. Matthews, Mr.
Lan Lord, Little Shirley Anderson,
Miss Maxine Perkins and Miss
Avant. May God bless him on his
| Christian journey in saving souls.
Mrs. L. H. Williams, 1308 North
26th St. is ill with a cold. Reports
are that she Is recovering.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Williams,
visited their daughter in So. Osna
I ha, on Thanksgiving.
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* On Wed. Nov. 30th, at Bethel
Baptist Church, M/ss Ella Mae
Franklin will become the bride of
Mr. Henry Traylor. A reception
will be held at Woodson Center
in their honor by the parents of
tho bride, Mr. and Mrs. Levi
Franklin of 6628 So. 32nd St.
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Mrs. Fred McDaniels returned
this week after having spent the
Thanksgiving holidays visiting her
father and relatives at Cdffeville
and Kansas, City.
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Dr. and Mrs. Jones spent
spent Thanksgiving and the week
houso guests of Dr. and Mrs. E.
C. Martin. They attended the an
nual fall parties of the Kappa Al
pha Psi Fraternity and the Me
harry Alumni. Dr. Jones and Dr.
Marti n were classmate^ at Me
harry,
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Mr. and Msr .J. D. Simmons,
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Wulter
Seals, Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDan
iels, and Mr. Edwards of Wash
ington D. C. at a Thanksgiving
dinner on Thursday November 24.
Mr. Edwards is a former classmate
of Mr, Seals.
On Sunday. November 27, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Seals entertained
at a turkey dinner in honor of Mr.
Edwards of Washington of Wash
ington D. C. Those present were:
Miss Alexander, Mr. Tolson, Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Simmons, and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred McDaniels. Mr, Ed
wards left on Tuesday for San
Francisco.
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There will be an all association
/Christmas party for all Girl Re
serves December 21st at the Y.W.
C'.A. sponsored by Girl Reserves
Committee and advisors.
WILLING WORKERS CLUB
The Willing Worker Club of
Pleasant Green Baptist Church will
give a pre-holiday Tea. The Tea
will be given December 11, 1938
at the YWCA. We hope all of
our friends will help us in this ef
fort and buy a ticket from us.
Mrs. Lottie Keys, president
Rev. Reynolds, pastor.
BUSY BEE ART CLUB
Busy bee Art Club of the First
Church of Deiiverence ^-as enter
tained by Mrs. Earl Roberts of
2529 Decatur, Friday, November
25th. A lovely luncheon was serv
ed.
Beatrice Jackson, pres.
Bernice Thompson, sec’t.
Jesse Latiolias, reporter.
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EUREKA ART CLUB
Tho Eureka Art Club met with
Mrs. Lula Roundtree 2319 North
26th St. The meeting was opened
by the president. The minutes of
the previous meeting was read.
The by-laws were presented to
the club and approved.
Tho evening was spent in knit
ing and, sewing. Two new mem
bers were added to the club. Mrs.
Walker from Lincoln was one of
them. The club was glad to have
Mrs. Starks, our sick, out
Mrs. Williams of Atohinson,
Kansas was a visitor also prsesent
visiting was Mrs. Speese.
The club adjourned to meet at
1432 No. 26th St. with Mrs. Hill.
The hostess served a delightful
luncheon.
Mrs. S. M>ore, president.
Mrs. H. Ward, reporter
COUNT ON ME CLUB
“The Count on Me” Club of Sa
f lem Baptist Church met on Nov
ember 29th with Miss Ruth Brown
on Tuesday November 29th, 2506
Decatur. The opening song was
led by Mrs. L. A. Henderson, y:rtip
turo by Mrs. Ford and prayer by
Mrs. F. Green. We were pleased
to have with us as our guest Mrs.
Tief of Memphis, Tennessee. Mrs.
Hilson, chairman of the Boosters
Committee gave an interesting
talk on the Subject of ‘‘Duties of
Office Holders." A lovely lunch
eon, enjoyed by all, was served by
the hostess. There were eleven pre
sent.
The Count on Me Club wishes to
thank each and every one that
brought tickets and gave dona
tions for the tea Sunday Novem
ber 27th. The tea was a lovely
affair, beautifully decorated and
well attended.
The club is taking orders for
candy for the holidays. Anyone in
terested call Mrs. L. A. Henderson.
WE. 4768. Please place orders
early. Your candy will be made
irefl'i.
After the business was over the
club adjourned to meet Tuesday
December 6th, at the home of Mrs.
Grace Henry, of 2508 Decatur.
Mrs. G. Green, president
Mrs. L. Jackson, sec’y reporter
Rev. E. H. Hilson, pastor
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FUNERAL RITES HELD
Tho passing of Mr. Toney Wil
liams was quite a shock to the
neighborhood and a great loss to
th^ members <1’ Zion Baptist.
Church.
Mr. Williams and his wife, Mrs.
Henrietta Williams joined Zion,
Church ten years ago on their ar
rival here from Huntsville, Texas.
There he remained until his pass
ing, Nov. 20th at 5:40.
Ho leaves to morn his last five
sons, one daughter, 24 grand child
ren and 6 great, grand children,
and a host of friends.
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SPELLING BEE
i
A Big Spelling Bee will be
held at the Center 2213 Lake St.,
The t Spelling Bee Contest
will be given under the auspices
of the NAAOP. Cash prizes of
$3.00, $2.00, and $1.00 will be giv
en.
To be a contestant, bring one
new membership into the organi
zation.
Dr. Jones, president.
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Friday, Nov. 25th, Mrs. Billy
Davis of 2514 Corby St. was the
hostess to the Quin track bridge
foursome.
All though the football season,
four young matrons, Madams, Mil
ton Wilson, S. C. Hanger, Billy
Davis ami Tommy Wilson, have
been ‘seeing’ the football games
via the ‘Radio.” Sat. Nov. 26th,
Mrs. Leroy Wright was hostess to
this football group.
Saturday night, a group of young
men and women had a indoor
wienier roast at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Nat Hunter of 28th, to
form a dancing club and elect
their officers. Twenty prospective
members were present. Gatha
President, Gray, secretary.
Sunday. Nrv. 27th, the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ven/oy of
Charles St., was f*:Ja /.ifully
lighted from the hours of six to
ten for the gala cocktail party
; given by those charming and so
phistic young matrons known as
tho Dames. Celestine Smith, pres.,
Sally Hendere* f, '"ice president,
Lorraine Dckerson, Recording se
cretary, Louise Crumbly, Secty.;
Olivo Davis, treasurer; Mary A.
Wills, reporter; Maxine Owen, M.
1 Ann Ellicott, Francis Simms, Ma
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1 delino Brown Irma Nelson. The
hostesses graciously receiving the
guests made a picture in their
cocktail gowns. Cocktails were ser
ved in the recreation room. Ap
proximately 120 guests more than
made the evening a success.
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The Masonic Hall was artistical
ly decorated with the colors of the
Uaiho Social Club, orchid and gold,
Monday night, Nov. 28th. The event
marked the celebrations of their
eight annual dinner dance. Groups
of four, six, eight and ten were
cabinet style and beautifully ar
ranged with orchid and gold chry
aanthenmus in crystal vases so as
to carry out the club color scheme.
At the front of the hall seated at
a table for ten sat the officers
and wives and guests of the club.
Messr. S. C. Hanger, pres., Ro
bert Jackson, secretary; Jasper
Brown treasurer; Mrs. Howard Mc
Daniels, chairman of the Social
Committee and in charge of ar
rangemnets; Howard McDaniyls.
Madams: Jasper Brown, S. C.
Hanger, Robert Jackson. Tommy
Wilson and Lizzie Buford. Groups
at the other tables were the
Wheelers, Carters, Rays, Hawkins,
Stormes, Harrolds, Lewis, Meyers,
Althouse Yancy’s Wests, Goodes,
Groomes. MclConels, Watsons.
Flowers, Farmers, Collins, Wal
dron, Davis.
Other members guests were:
Mrs. Vivian Mitehem of Chica
go, Dorothy Scott and Bill Glenn,
gUest of the Yancey’s Miss Pauline
Offord of Kansas City, Mo., guest
of Bari Waldron; Mr. and Mrs.
Emmet Avant, Mrs. Pearl Gibon,
guest of the Lewis’.
The Coopers of Council Bluffs,
Janies Jones, Jeanette Fanner,
guest i of Che Wendal Colbins, the
Maurice Corbettes, guests of Bert
Flowers, Mr. and Mrs. Sones, Mr.
an<' Mrs. McFarland, guests of the
Groomes.
Lsessie Mae West, Uelmar Kurt
li y. guest of the McConnells’, Ma
blo King, Mary Al'ce Willis, Ju
lian McPheirson and Mr. and Mrs.
Hill, guests of Clarence Davis Mrs.
>Creighers and Homer McCraney,
guests of the Watson’s. The de
lectable menu was very efficiently
prepared and served by Mrs. Dana
Murphy and her waiters. The ladies
and their escorts presented a
pleasing picture in their dinner
gowns and tuxedos.
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AUTOGRAPH REQUEST LEADS
TO SHOOTING
New York, Nov. 27—Two uni
dentified white girls who sought
the autograph of Thomas “Fats”,
Waller, Negro orchestra leader,
precipitated a free for all fight
early today in which Waller’s bro
ther, Edward was shot twice and
seriously wounded, and Thomas
Kehoe, 22. one o f the girls’ escorts
was severely beaten.
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WE 2869 521 No. 16th St.
Dear Miss Waters
ATTRACTIVE WOMEN TRY TO
WIN AFFECTION OF BIG
BUSINESS ROMEO
Dear MUa Waters:
I am very much in love with
this 'man. Ho tells me that he
loves me and wants to marry, me
and I think he does. But he is a
very busy man and his business
brings him with many attractive
women, and all of they try to win
his attention. Because of this I
am afraid to let him see how much
I love him. I am afraid that if I
do he will take too much for
granted. I really love him. Could
it be jealousy or what? Please
advise me what to do. G. W. T.—
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A complete answer to this ques
tion cannot be given because of
the details left out. However, gen
erally speaking, professional and
business men whose work bring
them into contact with attractive
women, are no more to be doubted
than any other type or species of
men. As for the** attractive wo
men. this is perhaps an illusion
on your part. Smiles are often
times and most of the time noth
ing more than charm and courtesy.
As for the sincerty of his love
toward you, study the man, piece
together his opinions, views, and
past experiences. If his record is
fairly clean there should not be
much cause for doubting.
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Dear Miss Waters:
I am 21 and have a sister 16.
I am going with a man with whom
I am very much in love. He is 26
Until lately everything was going
nicely. Now my sister seems very
much interested in by boy friend,
and although she -is much younger
than he is, he seems interested in
her. He seems very nice to me
still, but he seems to be falling in
love with her. My sister is not
really in love with him, she just
leads h/m on. She is my sister and
I can’t keep him is she wants him.
Tell me please what I should do.
—-S. M. F.
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At her immature age, your sistei
certainly should not be interested
in a man 10 years her senior, not
even to the extent of leading him
on. As for this young man who
would play double, forget him, he
is not worthy of your love.
When your sister sees that you
are no longer interested in thi's
person, she will also lose interest.
The breaking up of this affair will
leavo the way clear for you to
give your sister the advise which
she needs, but which you could
not give while both of you are
liking thi s man.
BUSY BEE CLUB
Tho new club presented last
week is the “Busy Bee’’ Club. It
is made of of young women of
tho church, under the direction of
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The Young people’s chorus di
rected b y Mrs. Alice Wilson will
be he-rd more in the future. “Hats
off to Mrs. Wilson” for the fine
work she is doing with our girls
and boys.
Our local newspapers are do
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you informed on the church, socia?
and fraternal news. Get your pa
p< «• and read it.
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