affaIrs The ^S-o-c-i-e-t-y^ World organizations
Nervous, Weak,
Ankles Swollen*
Much nervousness is caused by an ex-■
cess of nolds and poisons due to fune
Stoa^I Kidney and Bladder disorders
Which may also cause Getting Up
Sghts, Burning Passages, Swollen
nts. Backache. Circles Under Eyes,
eesa Acidity. Leg Pains and'Dt7.it.
wxee Help yonr kidneys purify your
(Stood with Cy-stex. Usually the very
m dose starts helping yoor kidney#
mn out excess acids and this soon may
wake you reel tike new. Cywte* must
satisfy ytm completely or money back Is
wyarantecd. Get Cratex (Hisa-teX) to
by. It costs only 3c a dose at draggl'd,
and the guarantee protects you.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Myers an
nounces the marriage of their
daughter, Florence Jeanette to B,
Steven Hoyle. The marriage was
solemnized last fall at Seneca, Kan
sas.
The couple will be at home to
their many friends at 3027 Eavrm
Street
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Mrs. Helen Edward Boyd, who
was raised up in Omaha, Nebraska,
departed this life, Robruary 9th in
Independence, Mo., where she was a
student of Kilman school 8m
Central High. She was the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Cooper who
are both dead. She is the sister
of Mrs Comie Edwards, Mrs. Eva
McDonald, and Mrs. Theresa Bever
ly this city. We regret the passing
of Mrs. Boyd. Service was at Myers
Funeral Home conducted by Rev.
R. W. Johnson.
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Mrs. Ruth Allen of St. Paul,
Minn., left for her home last week
after a lovely visit of three weeks
at the homes of her nieces, Mrs.
F/fhyird Fletcher, 3115 Franklin
Si,. Mrs. Susie Brown 4416 South
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Herman’s
Market
First
HERMAN FRIEDLANDER
PROPRIETOR
24th Lake St.
WE.5444
IGth, Mrs. Virltxs Kins’, 2513 M. St. j
and also Mrs. Dimple Thomas of
Sioux City, whe vis ted her here
and a nephew Marvin Price, 2851
Burdette St. While here she was
entertained by a number of friends
and old acquaintances fronn her
home state of Mo.
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Chapter 101 of the "National
Beauty Ctdturist League” met at
the Shoppe of A lyre Wilson, 2432
Grant. Many members were pre
sent. Discussion wa*, on a date for
our tea to be given soon. After
business all enjoyed a game of
Chinese Checkers and bridge. The
next meeting will be held at Mrs.
jasper Cole, 2928 North 25th St.
Christine Althouse, pres.
Alyce Wilson, Corres. Sec’y
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The Wide. A wake 24 met with
Mrs, A, Jenkins 26th Maple St.
In observance of Negro History
Week, a splendid program was
rendered. The entire club sang
“Steal away to Jesus." Mrs. Irene
Morton presided at the Piano. Pa
per by Mrs. Lavina Rose a blind
man making a living, taking, his
place in point of service the only
knowm Negro living so the paper
states. Solo by Mrs. Irene Morton,
“0, Rocks Don’t Fall on Me.” All
members repeated quotations from
some Negro Author. Visitor Mrs.
Beulah Madison. A lovely repast
was served. Mrs Mae Jackson,
president.
Tho Zion Baptist Mission So
ciety meets every Monday evening
at 7 ;30 P, M. Everyone that wishes
to do effective mission work, meet
Zion Mission Circle. There will be
a Gospel Chorus organized in the
Society. Watch for the date. A
Martha Washington Tea Party will
be sponsored by the Zion Mission
Society, February 23, l\rorsday
from 4 to 8 P. M. The public is
Invited. Come out and meet Mrs.
Washington. All hostesses and
communities will be costumed. A
program will be rendered. Mrs. Wil
ls Mae Butler, chairman.
Ada Woodson, Reporter, Mrs.
Beatrice Jackson, Pres.
Now You Can Get This New
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LONG EASY TERMS
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one on our customary liberal credit terms. And it's
dimple as A-B-C te buy. Just show as year license
Identification — tell us how yea want te pay — and
ms'll let you ride oat on (hie new Goodrich Safety
fDvertown that will give you ft# quickest non-skid
dieps on wet roads you've ever seen and the famous
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'MAIN CENTER RECREATION
A recent addition to the staff
at this center is the well known
basketball and softball player,
Miss Lou Wilson. Miss Wilson will
bo in charge ef all women’s acti
vities. At present she Is busily en
gaged in forming gym classes for
women. These classes will be held
from 10:00 A. M. to 12:00 neon,
and from 1:30 P M. to 3:30 P. M
Monday through Friday. A night
class will be held from 7:30 to
10:30 on Monday. Included in the
evening schedule will be calesthe
nics, volley ball, etc. Individuals or
groups wishing to organize a class
for basketball, volley ball, or cales
thenics may do so by enrolling at
the gym, or by calling Ke. 3739.
Miss Wilson will have the assis
tance of Miss Mildred Watson in
women’s activities.
Supervisor Brookhaus wishes to
call the attention of the public to
the infidite variety of the center’s
program. f
The game room will be reserved
for the exclusive use of girls from
3 to 6 P. M. every Monday it
was recently announced.
Concert and dance dates are as
follows: February 17 and 24th con.
cert by the Federal Orchestra, 8 to
8:45 F. M. followed by dance to
music furnished by the Federal
Colored band.
The hours of 3 to 7 P M. daily
are open for reg'stration in ar
chery classes. Archery is taught,
scientifically at the center by Mr.
Joe Ovington.
Miscellaneous
Mrs. Enger will meet her art
classes at Benson recreation every
Tuesday from 1 to P. M.
Register now for instruction in
candlewicking at Grace Young
Park. r ■ V'
Florence recreation announces
plans are being made for an early
presentation of an extra special
show. Also arrangements are al
most completed for the organiz
ing of what the supervisor describes
as “a popular song-sing class.”
On Wednesday evening, February
22nd, Miller Park center will fea
ture a ping-pong exhibition in
which city champions will display
the'r skill for public entertainment.
Admission to tho exhibition will
be free.
Tho Benson West PTA chorus
under tho auspices of City Recrea
tion will sing the following num
bers at Benson West school on
Tuesday, February 14th at 8 P. M.
“Now thank We all Our God” by
Cruger; “Sapphic Ode” by Brahms
and Kalseher’s “When Day is
Done.”
At Garfield school on Wednes
day February 16 at 8 p. m. the
Garfield PTA chorus will be heard
in the spiritual “Go Down Moses,”
tho traditional “Now Is the Month
of Maying” and Brahms “Sapphic
Ode” These choral groups are
trained and directed by William
Seymour of the WPA Recreation
Dep’t.
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HOLLYWOOD CHARM
by Bessie Mae West
of the Althouse School of
Beauty
If your scalp is healthy and re
ceive care then your hair should be
beautiful, soft, lustrous, and man
ageable.
However, your hair might be all
these and not quite as bright and
radiant as you desire.
A shampoo tint or rinse is used
to give the hair a brillance, or
glowing sparkle known aa hair
lights. The shade or color of the
hair is unchanged but appears to
have little lights hid among the
The Very Latest from the
Chicago Convention:
The New—
“Pin CurY9 WAVE
The Same Effect as the Cro
qudnole without the heated
Iron.
STYLED AS DESIRED
Althouse Beauty School
2422 North 22nd Street
WEbster 0846
i strands.
These rinses and tints should be
selected professionally to give the
desired affect.
Visst yo-utr cosmetolotgists and
read Hollywood Charm for help
ful beauty hints.
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Mrs. Bert Breckenridge of White
Cloud, Kansas da visiting bar son
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
O. B. Prestidge,
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THE BEAUTY BOX I
By VEFiSIE WINSTON of H
Northside Beauty Shop s|
“CARE OF FEET”
TOO many women are inclined
to forget that they have feet un
til something happens to call their
attention to them. A beautifully
formed foot is as charming to the
eye as a beautifully shaped hand.
However, to look on the pleasant
side, good feet are tho heritage of
almost all of us and a great many
foot ailments are directly traceable
to improperly fitted shoes. Feet
were made for walking and stand
ing, a pair of normal, healthy feet
encased in properly fitted, properly
shaped shoes, will carry you
through tho longest day with
energy left over, foot authorities
tell us. So it’s just as out of date
to suffer with foot troubles as to
bo badly groomed.
How shall we know which shoes
aro the correct ones? First, that
every woman’s shoes should be
broad enough to let her rest flat
ly and naturally on the sole. Se
cond, that a low heel throws the
weight of the body on the Instep.
High heels throw too much weight
on tho fore part of the foot, wcak
ing the areh.
Always cut your toenails straight
across, using a nail clip, or nail
clip, or nail scissors. Ingrown nails
always result from cutting away
the CORNERS of the nail which
supports it forward part. If you
smooth tho nails edge8 with
emery boards, you will not YoSe
your temper easily when you put
on your stockinsg. Give your feet
a pedicure like you give your hands
a manicure and you won’t lose your
temper. What does a pedicure have
to do with your temper. Just this,
how many times have you pulled
cp. a pair of hose and the proscess
started a run because of a rough
nail. Didn’t you feel “mad” through
and through? Let your operator
give you a pedicure.
Back to shoes—Did you ever
stop to think of the amount of
time you spend on your feet dur
ing each working day? Have you
ever stopped to realise that ,it
might be a nexcellertt plhn to
buy yours like roalroad tickets
from the standpoint of mileage?
In that case, without farther ques
tion, your working shoes would be
your “best shoes.”
The idea that comfortable, scien
tifically constructed shoes that pro
mote foot health cannot be smart
and attractive is a fallacy, and
one pair of shoes that give you
fit, appearance, and day-long wal
ing ease is worth a dozen pairs
bought carelessly and left on the
closet shelf because they hurt
As for your party shoes, authori
ties tell us, you may be as frivo
lous in your choice as you like, so
long as you keep them for even
ing wear only. When they are
worn, give them away or throw
them away. But DONT wear your
cast-off, high-heeled slippers dur
ingworking hours. Always bear in
mind that one of your greatest
assets in your business is a pair
of good feet which work with
you so ctomfortably and so ef
ficiently that you are never aware
of them. Tired feet makes tired
faces.
(Visit your hairdresser and read
next week GOOD MANNERS)
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AMERICAN I
WEINER SHOP
2509 North 24 th Street
Best Chili and Best Hot Dogs
in the West
All Kinds of Sandwiches
HOME MADE ICE CREAM
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NOTICE
Did you fail to £jnish school be
causo of work, s'ckness or indif
ference? Was it because of lack
of money? Do you think you are
to told? These need not hinder
you any longer. Attend the Oppor
tunity School, where year atten
dance la the only obligation.
Classes meet at:
1. Urban League, 2213 Lake
St. Thurs., and Friday,
7-10 P. M.
2. Mt. Nebo Baptist Church
Tuesday afternoons, 1-3
P. M.
3. 2010 North 13th St. Wed.,
Wednesday, Fri., 1-3 P.
M.
4. Phyllis Wheatley Home,
5625 South 24th St. Mon.
Tuesday, 7-10 P. M.
—Robert L. Moody, WE. 6020
Instructor
4 BROS. DIE IN 3 YEARS
Mrs. Frank Stewart of 3015 Man
derson St., Omaha, received word
Thursday a. m. of her brother W.
C. Dhodes’ death in Des Moines,
Iowa.
This is the fourth brother to die
within 3 years. Mrs Stewart left
for DesMoines Thursday p. m.
Mrs. Marie J. Wilson, 2010 N.
25th St., was taken to a local hos_
pital Wednesday p. m. by order of
her Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Dysart of
Atchinson. Kansas, her father and
mother were called to her bedside
They arrived in Omaha Wednesday
p. m. Dr Price Terrell in charge.
Captain Allensworth Camp No.
25 U. S. A., will have a program
and bean feed, Tuesday February
21, at 2213 Lake St., in commem
oration of the sinking of the Maine
Everybody invited.
Heart Toney, Com., J. B. Mar
tin, Adjt., D. C. Elliott, C O. P.
Now York fC)—Dr. L L. Berrv
secretary of Missions, the A. M. E.
Church. 112 W. 120th street, has
rece:ved a report from Mrs. Julia
A. oFuntain, treasurer of the Wo
man's Home and Foreign Mission
whch ph"ws that the ad
ministration of Bishop R. R. Wright
Jr , in South Africa has received
$7,875 from the organization.
RABE’S BUFFET
2229 Lake Street
for Popular Brands
of BEER and LIQUORS
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2306 No. 24th St. WE 1711
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Relief from
BACKACHE
Caused by Sluggish
Kidneys
STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS
AND FEEL YOUNGER
Here’s one good way to flush ex*
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that often causes scanty, burning
and smarting passage.
Ask your druggist for a 35 cent
box of Gold Medal Haarlem Oil
Capsules—a splendid safe and
harmless diuretic and st'mulant
for weak kidneys and irritated
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Besides getting up nights, some
symptoms of kidney trouble may
bo backaches, puffy eyes, leg
cramps, and moist palms. But be
sure te get GOLD MEDAL—it’e
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Emerson-Saratoga
Southwest Corner 24th and Erskine Sts.
