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T>* W. E.—I bought a nice piece
of property and had just about
started building when she jumped
up and left. Should I go ahead
and build and wish for her return.
Ans: No give up the idea for
the time being. Concentration re
veals that this young lady will
not the madam of your new
home to be. You two were not
mated very well. Don’t try to find
her. A very charming young lady
will enter your life later on this
year who will make you exceed
ingly happy. Build to suit,her
ideas,
P. T.—Did my friend do the
things tihat she was accused of
doing? I am in a predictament and
don’t know which way tx> turn and
I fear that I will make the wrong
step. May I write privately?
Aim: Evidence might point a
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R. E.—Does this person whom
I ithink I am desperately in love
with love me enough bo come back.
Why did he break away?
Ans: He felt he had to make a
change, he could not marry you
without money enough to live on
and he knew if he remained near
you that he would do so. Keep
your trust in him, but I don’t
think he will return when he
promised he would.
P. S.—Is my son guilty of what
this girl tells me about?
Ans: Emphatically yes, and how
well you know it to be the truth.
Don’t influence your sou against
her, as you would regret it later
on in life.
J. A. B.—Being a constant read
er of your section of the paper, I
wish to know if I will prosper in
the Minister Work? Wha.t is there
ahead for me?
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J M.—Tell me what to do right
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Automobiles
SHAMES BODY BUILDERS
1906 Cuming Street
Cars in very good condition—good
rubber, like new.
Beauty Culturists
CHRISTINE ALTHOUSE
It Pays To Look Attractive
£422 N. 22nd St. WE. 0846
BEER TAVERNS
" RABE'S BUFFET
£229 Lake St. JA. 9196
I CHARLIE’S PLACE
1604 No. 22nd St. WE. 4019
BEVERAGES & LIQUORS
FREE DELIVERY
JOHNSON DRUG CO.
Liquors, Wines and Beer
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We. 0998 1904 N. 24th St.
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WE. 3043
THE LIQUOR STORE
£316 Cuming St. JA. 6564
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Ice cream
JOHNSON DRUG
1904 N. 24th WE. 0998
DUFFY PHARMACY
24th & LakeWE. 0609
Contractors
W. F. HOCH
Grading and Excavation
4606 Ames Ave. KE. 0316
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Experienced Roofers — Asbestos
Siding— Reasonable Prices. B.
Jones,— 34th Taylor, E. Omaha,
Call WE. 5310 .
Groceries
‘ HERMAN’S MARKET
24th and Lake WE. 6444
MONUMENTS & MARKERS
HEFT & NOYES
40th & Forest Lawn Ave. KE 1738
TAILORS
Economy Tailor—Cleaning & Re
pairing. We cut, trim, make suits
to order. 1918 N. 24th St.
HARDWARE ~~
DOLGOFF HARDWARE
Paint, Glass and Varnish. We do
glazing and make window shades
to order. 1822 N. 24th WE. 1607
Laundries & Cleaners
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1324 N. 24th St. WE. 1029
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WE. 5826
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1301 N. 24th WE. 4737
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2206 North 24th St.
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Room for Rent—WE. 0360.
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5 room modern house almost giv
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Room for Rent, WE. 0162.
Apt. and Room for Rent, 2527
Blondo St.
Modern kitchenette Apt., Hot and
cold running water, WE. 4285.
JULIUS E. HILL, Paperhanging
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2006 North 23rd St.
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H. L. ROSE, Upholsterer, Furni
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Work guaranteed, AT. 1770, 2221
North 20th St
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ELDER LUCY SMITH GOES IN
NEW CHURCH IN CHICAGO,
ILLINOIS
Elder Lucy Smith pastor and
founder of the All Nations Pen
tecostal Church in Chicago, 111.,
went into their new fifty thousand
dollars church Sunday, May 28th,
1939 located at the corner of Vin
cennes and Oakland Boulevard,
The lot is 180 feet front and 159
feet deep. The church is 80 feet
wide and 118 feet in length. The
structure is most beautiful being
built of brick stone. Two steps
wide roomy leading into entrance.
The very latest architectural de
signs for exterior and interior
have been used. The large audi
torium that will seat three or
four thousand is very large with
16 windows of gold blue and red
of georgeous beauty. The choir
stand seats 85. The circular pul
pit seating 10. Added attractive
outside is the tower in four cor
ners in colored glass brick that
will be lighted on the we«t side of
the cfourch. The church is modern
ly equipped with heating, two
large new type lavatories for
women and men. A large base
ment two outside entrances, one
inside entrance of wide long steps.
There is an auto driveway leading
from street in Vincennes side to
an arch at the entrance. That fea
ture is to eliminate exposure to
inclement weather for persons
driving to chuch. Although the
church building it not yet com
pleted on tfhe inside, Elder Smith
and congregation are worshipping
in it, if plans go forward as
planned the church will be dedi
cated in August fully completed.
This grand successful undertak
ing by a woman pastor in these
times ig a victory all to marvel.
Truly the Lord did build the house
and it was not in vain.
New Secretary
Arrives
Mr. Raymond Brown of Akron,
Ohio, was selected by the Urban
League Personnel Board as the
new secretary of the Mid-City and
Urban League, 2212 lake. Mr.
Brown arrived Monday. He is stop
ping at the home of Saybeth C.
Hanger, 1915 North 28th Street.
Mr. Brown has been in the Urban
League in Akron since 1925.
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RETTURNED TO CHICAGO
Attorney Amos P. Scruggs, a
former resident of Omaha and who
served six years as Inspector of
Weights and Measures under the
Dalhman Administration. Mr.
Scruggs is now Assistant State
District Attorney. He left Thurs
day to reside in Chicago, III.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. Amos Thomas, chairman of
the Ralph Bates Marching Club,
wishes to announce that the Car
nival Dance which was scheduled
to be given at the Elks Rainbow
Hall • Saturday, June 24, has been
postponed to Sunday, June 26. The
affair was jointly sponsored by the
Ralph Bates Marching Club and
the Cherokee Temple Marching
Club, featuring Red Rivers and
his Swingaters.
Ans: Apply at the welfare for
temporary relief, and in the mean
time get out and search deligently
for work. You will be able to make
a successful contact in a few
weeks if you continue to try as
hard as I think you are doing.
L. R. L.—Will mv husband ever
stop going wi'.lh this woman. I
v * * y *&*s£ # 4/,®. 1 *
WHEN YOU ARE
WHEN YOU HAVE M
CHURCH , LODGE OR f
CLUB WORK...
r CVE CALLED
15 PEOPLE AND
THEY'LL ALL 6E
I AT THE PARTY
If you do not have a tele
phone. why not stop at the
telephone office for infor
mation about the service?
NORTHWESTERN SELL
TELEPHONE COMPANY
North 24th Street Up In Row
The latest action on North 34th
Street proves true the old saying,
‘When whiskey is in Wit is out.”
On Erskine Street, in the alley
between the Beauty Parlor and
Club, two men engaged in a fist
ic battle and before they could be
separated by friends, both were
badly bruised up.
At the corner of 24th and take
Streets, in the broad open day
light a man viciously beat a wo- |
man’s face into a mass of blood, |
cutting her lip and swelling her
eye. Bystanders said it was all
done before anyone could prevent
action Due to shortage of reports
ers, we have been unable to learn
the names of these four parties in
these fistic brattles. Watch the col
umns of the paper next week and
we will have more news about
these happenings.
Mil CONGRESSMEN SIGN TO
GET ANTI-LYNCHING BILL
ACTION
New York, June 8—A total of
101 Representatives have signed
the Gavagan discharge petition to
have the New York Congressman’s
Anti lynching bill (H. R.—801),
which is supported by the Nation
al Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People, brought
to the floor of the House for a
vote, according to an announce
ment made by the association here
today.
In order to have the bull thus
taken out of the hands of the
Judiciary committee, where it now
reposes, 218 Congressmen must
sign the petition.
At tihe same time the associa
tion announced that Walter White,
executive secretary of the organi-^
have in mind to give her a good
whipping if I ever catch them
together as I am fed up. Would
she stop then?
Ans: Don't blame the woman
altogether for she doesn't force
him to take up time with her. The
affair is cooling off. Stop aggra
vating him about her and in time
he will give her up. In the mean
time work on your appearance
and clothes, fix yourself up to he
attractive to his eyes. He does
appreciate beauty.
I
L. P.—Will the people I work
for pay me wrhile they are gone
on their vacation so I will have
the job when they get back?
Ann: Not full pay. The thing
for you to do is to get odd jobs
to do until they return. You can
get your job back when they re
turn.
Y NEWS
The Mothers Council has enjoy
ed the fellowship and cooperation
of its members throughout tJhe
year. The programs have been
varied, interesting and helpful in
meeting and solving problems boith
at home and in the community.
On Monday night June 12th the
Council closed with a wiener
Roast at Mandan Park,
Officers for the coming year
were elcted Monday, June 5th,
namely; Mrs. Myra Kincaide, pres
ident; Mrs. Clara Dacus, vice pres
ident; Mrs. Ida Bryant, secretary;
Mrs. Birdie Brown, treasurer and
Mrs. Jamie Norman, reporter. A
word of thanks is due the retiring
officers, who have served faithful- I
ly. We are also grateful to Mrs.
Pearl Hieronymous, Mrs. Leota
Traver, Miss Edrose Willis, Capt
ain Meister, Father G. H. Stams
and others who helped to make
our meetings both interesting and
enjoyable.
I
The Blue Triangle Girl Reserv
es enjoyed a day at Camp Brew
ster, June 5th. Mrs. Wilbur Al
len, who accompanied Mrs. Craw
ford, was as thrilled over the trip
as the girls.
The Gross Eicks closing party
at Fontenelle June 6th was a col
orful and 'beautiful affair. The
Gross Eicks were pleased to have
as their guesit Miss Gwendolyn
Bell, student at Lincoln Univers
ity, Jefferson City, Mo. Miss Bell
was formerly a Girl Reserve and
was a camper at Brewster in 1938.
To those who were interested in
this party and who gave their ser
vices untiringly were Mrs. Doro
thy Ferguson, Mrs. Charles Har
rold, Mrs. Myra Kincaide, Mrs.
Mildred Dorris, Mrs. Bernice
Marshall. We were glad to see
Mr. and Mrs. Swancey, parents of
a Girl Reserve. We hope that the
parents of girls with whom we
work feel .free to look in on our
program at any time. We feel
that we can do a better job when
there is a closer relationship and
CHOP SUEY
Open from 2 p. m. until 3 a. m.
King Yuen Cafe ..
201054 N. 24th St. JAckson 8576
American and Chinese Dishea
Martin, Jr., Republican minority
leader of the House, in Washing
ton early next week to discuss the
Fish discharge petition, which has
forty three signatures. Represen
tative Hamilton Fish, Republican
of New York, seeks to have his
own anti-lynching bill brought to
the floor for a vote.
90,000 Signatures Obtained
The announcement also set forth
that 90,000 signatures to petitions
urging passage of a federal anti
lynching bill have been received at
the NAACP New York headquar
ters to date. The association is
seeking 1,000,000 signatures.
Officials of the NAACP again
urged citizens to write their Con
gressmen urging them 'to sign the
Gavagan discharge petition. They
also urged organizations and indi
viduals to write letters to their
senators calling upon them to vote
for cloture (limitation of debate)
**when the bill comes up on the
Senate floor for debate. ,
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FIRE-EATER DIES WHEN
GRASS SKIRT CATCHES
FIRE
Albuquerque, N. M. —(ANP)—
last Saturday night at a carnival
plrformance here, just as grass
skirted Marcelus Hammond, 29
year-old “fire-eater” was about to
extinguish a blazing itoroh in his
opened imou'h, flames from the
torch ignited the flimsy costume
and spread with such voilence that
Hammond was burned to death.
Rushed to a hospital, physicians
said almost bis whole body was
soared by the flames, causing first
and second degree burns. Hospi
tal authorities were attempting to
contact Hammond s mother, who
Is thought to live in San Antonio,
Texas.
finer understanding between out
workers and the parents of our
girls.
There was a special showing of
“Fight for Your Lady" starring
Jack Oakie and other short sub
jects at the Ritz theatre, 24th &
Patrick. Admission charged was
10 cents for the benefit of the
Summer Camp .
Stay at Home Camp opened at
the Northside Branch on Monday,
June 12th. The Camp will run
three days each week from 9:00
a. m. to 12 p. m. Telephone WE.
15.39 for further information.
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WINE, LIQUORS and CIGARS
Blue Room Open for Private Parties,
from 2 to 7 p. m. No charges.
WE SPECIALIZE IN MIXED DRINKS
In Case You Don’t Know Wihat to Put In It—Call CASEY,
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with It. He’s North Omaha’s Famous Drink Mixer.
Arrived $By Air
Mrs. Ethel J. Thompson, wife
of Dr Won. R. Thompson of Chi
cago, enroute by United Airline*
to San Francisco to attend the
American Library Association con
vention and the fair, stopped over
in Omaha for a few days and was
a guest at the home of Mrs, Ce
cilia W. Jewell, 2233 Grant St.
Mrs. Thompson is head librarian
at the Wentworth Ave. Branch Li
brary tn Chicago. She is a daugh
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Leon
ard Jewell, early residents of thi*
city and a neice of the late Jjames
G. Jewell.
Rev. S. B, Banks, former pastor
of t)he Morning Star and Paradise
Baptist Church is in Nicholas Senn
Hospital.
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Tuskegee, Ala. June 8 (C)—
Thirty-eight students were elect
ed tD the Honor Roll and thirteen
to the Honor Society, according
to Dean I. A. Derbigny, of Tus
kegee Institute, Monday.
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