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Mr. Curtis Turner of 2614 Gian.
St. is reported very il).
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Mrs. Mattie Smith of 913 N.
20 Sit. is still very ill.
North 24th St.
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ENGAGEMENT A NNOUNCED
Wo wish to announce the en
gagement of Miss Mildred Shel
-n, 2867 Binnry Street, to Mr.
Eugene Ingalise, 2910 No. 28th
Street. # ,
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Tho What Knot saving club met
with Mrs. Elsie Johnson 3018 Bur
dette St. The usual form of open
mg was carried. The hostess for
the evening served a very delicious
menu, consisting of mock chicken
legs, creamed potatoes, bu tered
carrots and pic. The rest of the eve
r.ing was spent in playing gomes.
Every one present spent a very
hapiy evening. They adjourned to
nwet next w th Mis. Eva Levisjii,
2 28 Burdette St,
Pear' Brum mdl, Pres.
Richard Turner, Sec.
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Mr. William Jenkins 2414 Blon
do St. and Mrs. Winifred Scott
2618 Burdette St. were united in
marriage Tuesday July 18th.
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Mrs. Pearl Young of 2236 Grant
returned home from St. Louis
whore she went to attend the fun
eral of her brother-in-law.
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E. M. DAVIS
| 2817 North 24th St. WE. 1166
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Younger Set En
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Weds
By Billy Davl?,
Staff Correspondence
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Jone«
who were married Sundny were
entertained Sunday night at the
resident of the Dixons, on Binney
5 . Mrs. Jones, was the former
Vivian Billups of Los Angeles,
Calif. Sharing honors with the
happy couple was Mrs. Florence
Hutchinson, sister of the bride,
also of Ix>8 Angeles. Others en
joying the evening fe“tivi'iee were
Misses Christine Dixon, Ella Bea
Jackson, Charlotte Hicks, Lorene
Lewis, Charlene Lewis, Mr and
Mrs. Chas. Dickerson, Leroy
Wright, J. C. Harris, Floy '
Brown, Mesdames Leota Robinson
of Chicago Vivian Jones. Lo
Angeles, Ann Thomas, Minnea
polis, Messrs. Fred Dixon, Bei
James Kansas City, Robert Jor
dan, Kansas, Henry Davis, Wash
ington, D. C., Wm, Clark, Billy
I avis, John Williams, P.obert
Jackson, Orville Jones Jr., Frank
fackson, Roy Gordon, Earl Parks,
and the Lincoln guo-t were Paul
.'deck, Frank Beck, and Edward
J summon, . .,
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Mrs. Battles of 2124 Erskine
S,t. has moved to 2514 Binney St.
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Mrs C. K. Abram of 2404 N. 25
St. has re runed timme after a
6 week .stay in Oklahoma City and
Guther. She was called there to
attend the funeral of her brother
in law.
SANDWICH SHOP OPENS
Mrs. Lillian Jackson will opei
a Sandwich Shop, July 24 at 2401
' Erskine St. The n?me of this placv
j will bp the Golden West Sand
! wich Shop. They will also sell nice
j Homemade Pies.
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Mrs. Minnie Wilson and Mic
key of 2301 N. 22 St. left for Lit
tle Rook, Arkansas Friday to be
at the bedside of a sick mother,
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The Willing Workers of Pleas
ant Green Baptist Church will en
| tertain the Club and their guest
Friday 28 of July at Mrs. Wood’s
2707 N. 27 St. They will serve ice
cream and cake.
| The Sunday School and B. Y.
IP. U. of Pleasant Green Chiurch
enjoyed themselves at a picnic
at Hummed park, Thursday, July
27.
Mrs. Texana Wright 2426 Cald
well Street is very id in a local
hospital. She has had two
blood transfusions. The blood was
furnished by Mrs. Louise Booker
2440 Charles St.
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OK LA. HIGH SCHOOL TEA
CHER ENTERTAINED
Mrs. L. L, Draughan and Mrs.
Cecils O. Lewis instrudtoip of
the Junior High dep’t of the Lin
coln High School at Ghickasha,
Oklahoma and who are now doing
work toward thejr master’s degree.
: Mrs. Lewis attending Omaha Uni
| versity and Mrs. Rraughan at
I Creighton were dinner guest of
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MSS mi sanitary na|hins
Mrs. Benj. F. Gardner, wife of
the Poet Sunday July 23 at 2715
Laku St.
RETURNS FROM VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. H. Leland state
inspector of 2824 N. 26th St. re
turned to their newly remodeled
bom® Friday night July 14. Their
vacation was spent in and about
JCansas City Mo.
They were royally entertained
! while there. A dinner party by
Mother, Kittie Douglas 1026 Wood
land Ave. Dinner guest of Mrs.
M. A. Walker 1706 E. 10 St. Din
ner guest and spent the night
with Mrs. Porter Williams 17 Har
rison street. They journied to
Parkville where they were the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. C, Ander
son. Thursday night they were
the guest of Mr. Mihted and Mrs.
Walker to a chi' ken dinner at the
beautiful Penrrd club about 10
miles from Kansas City, Kans.
The Penrod Club is a place of
beauty, said Mr. Leland and the
genaial host and hostess Mr. and
AirRogers makes it very pleas
ant for visitors. Air and Mrs. Le
land were the house guest of Mrs.
Leland’s brother George Williams
and two sisters Mrs. Pearl Porter'
and Mrs. Elnora Harris »f 1528
Park Ave. while in Kansas City. |
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Mrs. C. R. Johnson of Kansas
City, Kansas, who has been vis-1
ting in the home of her son-in-law
and daughter, Rev. ar.d Mrs. L
A. Story-1713 North Twenty
Fifth Street for the pa-=t four
weeks returned to her home F’ri
!ay morning. While in the city,
Mrs. Johnson was the recipient
>f many social courtesies. Among
those extending courtesy to Mrs.
Johnson while in the city were:
Mr. and Mrs. S E. Montgomeiy,
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Adami;, Mr.
ind Mrs. Dewitt Smart, Mr, and
Mrs. G. R. Butler, Rev. and Mrs.
G. D. Ifandccfk, Mesdames: R.
\. Adams, Ber ha Bell, Katie Bur
nett, Ida P. Wiley, Vera Harris,
Washington, aura Winston, Lud
io homas, Minnie Kimbrough, I
vars Hayes, Marie Rosebaugh.
Blanhche Wright, and Mr, C. L.
Cribb. Mrs. Johnson left for her
home thrilled with tha hospitality
of the people of Omaha.
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CORRECTION
1 An error in July 15 issue which
stated Mr, McDonald 2523 1-2 O
hio St. on arriving in Indianapol!s
fnd. had trouble in getting his
badge. Mr. McDonald did not have
any trouble in getting his badge.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell
have purchased a home at 2022 N.
22nd St. They expect to leave for
Iowa and Missouri next week.
WILL MOVE hN THEIR NEW
HOME SOON
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Battles have
l ight, a lovely home at 2514 Bin
Wj Street.
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Mr. George Riddle of 2107 N. 27
Vve. died Monday night, July 24.
Ho had been sick for sometime. He
leaves three brothers, Mr. Chris
Ho Riddle ef South Omaha; Mr.
Will Riddle of Belham Wash.; and
Charley Riddle of Slater, Mo., a
sister, Mrs. Kansas Riddle of 2107
N. 27 Ave, and five nieces and
three nephews and other relatives
and a host of friends. His remains
are at the Myers Funeral Home.
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Mrs. Katrina Graham of 2016
N. 22 St has a lovely garden of
which she has raised. She pur
chased the seed from Shenandoah,
Iowa, The cucumbers are eight
inches long called the straight
eight. Okra eiight and a half in
ches long and tender, seven pound
Pumpkin ripe and ready for use.
She states she had a birthday Ju
ly 21 and was given a lovely rad
io by her boy friend and had a
New England Dinner out of her
own garden for a few friends at
he<: home.
POCAHONTUS CLUB
The Pocohontus Club No. 10
gave a Weiner roast at the home
of Mrs. Eva De Loach Monday Ju
ly 24, games were played and
every one had a glorious time.
This Club is the Juvenile depart
ment of the Elks Lodge.
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Mrs. Eddie King of 2502 Lake
St. has had as her house guest
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Price for
four weeks ctay. They also visi
ted with Mrs. Alma McCarthy of
2504 Lake St. Mr. and Mrs. Price
returned back to their home in
Wichita Falls, Texas. They a
dopted a baby boy while in the
city.
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Mr. Herbert Pryor of the 14
hundred block on Paul 9t. is re-,
ported as having a stroke and is
in a local hospital.
Mrs. Hallie Chesney of 2712
Franklin St. is very low sick in
the hospital.
Juanita Westbrook of 2815 N.
28 St. is on the sick list and has
been for two weeks. She is the
niece of Mr. Oliver Hudson of
1204 N. 25 St.
Mr. Levi James of 2202 Bur
dette is still on the sick list.
Mrs. Ruth Hubbard, the wife of
Rev. G. Hubbard, was called to
Gleana, Kans. on account of illness
ji her sister.
Mrs. S ennet.t, daughter, and
granddaughter was called to (j| le
ana, Kansas to attend the funeral
of Mrs. S.ennett, mother of Mrs.
Mufl'ett.
BOBBIE AND BOB ON VACA
TION
Two young men that reside in
Omaha decided to explore the
country. They went to work and
saved and saved for about 4
months ;to get enough shekels to
gether to buy a 1937 Pontiac at
cost of $795. Bobby Jackson works
for Duffy Drug. Bob Floyd
works for Johnson. Both of the
young men’s vacation became due
at the same time so they got their
heads together and decided to go
to Chicago. Of course, they are
going to drive their 1927 car which
they did. They leflt on Saturday
night and arrived in Chicago Fri
day afternoon, steady driving all
the time, no stop over. They had
16 punctures, 4 blow outs, 4 leaks
in the radiator and run out of gas
7 times, oil 4 times. They fixed
the leak in the radiator with chew
ing gum, wired home for more
money, bought 4 new tires and
filled the gas tank with gas bought
4 gallons of oil and had a wonder
ful time. My advise to Bobbie
and Bob is you sell your car for
whatever you are offered if it is
only 98 cents and ride your Bicy
les froim now on it is cheaper.
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NOTICE PLEASE
The Omaha Guide wishes to
sta/to on and after July 29 youi
paper will be 12 pages instead of
8 pages with four new features.
You will get your paper on Fri
day instead o {Saturday. If the
mail man misses you on Friday
don’t yo ube without your paper,
just call We. 1517 "nd we will
gladly send yo uyour paper at
once and thanks for ithe call.
C. C. Galloway, Mgr.
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Mrs. Elma Miles of 2235 Grant
St. was called to Kansas City on
account of the death of her bro
ther, Mr. R. H. Ttilliams of 2310
Dydia Ave.
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Warren Alstan of 2204 0M>
St. who has a bread route with
the Omar Bakery Co. is on his va
cation for one week.
Pleasant Green Ghurch will
move up in the Main auditorium
Sunday July 30th. There will be
a program rendered in the after
noon. Every one is welcome.
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Mrs. Harvey Carter and chil
dren of 2321 N. 217th. just returned
home from a four week visit with
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dison of
Denver Colo. Mrs. Dison was for
merly Miss Viola White of Omaha.
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THE SICK LIST
Mrs. Sallie Jaekson 1824 N.
23 is still improving from her
strdke. She is able to do her
houso work.
Rev. Simpson of 2210 Ohio St.,
is still on the sick list.
Mr. W. M. Battle of 2424 Ers
kine St. left Saturday July 15th
at 8:35 to attend the Association
of the Wilson Co. CIO Local 62.
All expenses were paid. He re
turned home Monday July 17th
at 10:45 o’clock. His wife and
four children children waited Sat
urday evening for n telegram.
Just to hear the word “I love
you.”
signed W. M. Battles.
Mrs. Ruth Sykes of Chicago,
arrived Monday to spend two
weeks at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Cecilia W. Jewell 2233 Grant
Street.
Mrs. Mayme Burns of Denver,
Colo, and her brother A. L. Ball
of Seattle Wash., were in the
city last week called here by the
death of Mr. Edgar Patton of
2612 Patrick. Mr. Patton was
the husband of their sister, the
late Mrs. Alice Patton who passed,
on in 1937.
CAREY'S NABORHOOD
Grocery
Spring Chicken Cheaper
than Meats 20c lb.
OPEN SUNDAYS AND EACH
NIGHT ’TILL
10 P, M. WE. 6089
We Give Green Trading Stamps
Mr. Charles Patton of Ch’cago
is in the city to attend the fun
eral of his brother, Mr. E:lgar
Patton.
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Mr. Edgar Patton of 2612 Pat
rick St. died at a local hospital,
Tuesday after a short illness. His
funeral was held Friday afternoon
from Myers Funeral Home. Inter
ment at Prospect Hill.
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Mr-:. Mildred Bronson 2514 De
catur entertained Mrs. Pauline
Hughes of Chicago, 111., Monday
night July 17 with a house party.
The guest present were Mrs.
Mildred Litman, Mrs. Pauline
. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
I Turner St., Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Turner Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
George, Mr. and Mrs. Herber
Rhoades, Mr. and Mrs. William
King, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
White and Mrs. H. M. Bronson.
Mrs. Pauline Hughes and Mrs,
Lipman left foj- Kansas July 19th
where they will spend a short
visit
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GOLDEN BEAUTY CLUB
The Installation Services of the
Golden Beauty Club was held Sun
day July 16 at the St. John Baptist
Church. This grand event was of
special importance to the mem
bers as it signified their initial ap
pearance to the public and each
one was at their best. A group
song “The Redeemed of Heaven”
was highly commended by all who
were present. Reverend Reynolds
and his choirs of Pleasant Green
rendered some wonderful selec
tions, All in all, everyone had a
most enjoyable time. Following is
ths G. B. C. Welcome Address gi
ven by Marietta Williams:
Not so very long ago,
While lagging in the lurch
The young women of this com
munity
Were sanctioned by the Church.
To utilize their talents,
In doing things worthwhile,
Make their influence felt among
their friends,
In the Christian rank and file.
So banding ourselves together,
In spite of opposers to be,
The result, we think is a wonder
ful one
Behold, the G. B. C’s.
“G” stands for golden in our band
And since all gold is pure
Good girls we’ll ever strive to be,
With lives that will endure.
The might “B” for beauty
A virtue to behold
Not merely the beauty of the skin
But the beauty of the soul.
“C” club is for cooperation
Divided one and all;
Together eternally we stand
Divided we surely fall.
Now we’ve taken this Sunday af
ternoon
For our formal inauguration.
Wo present our worthy officers
For their rightful installation.
Since everyone must do his bit,
To fill your hearts with cheer,
It becomes my pleasant assign
ment
To bid you welcome here.
| We have no words of eloquence
Or elaborate phrases to blend
Ve simply come with hearts sin
cere,
To say “You’re welcome friend.’’
For beautiful words when spoken,
Do well to play their part
But when we say “You’re wel
come’’
We mean it from the heart.
We say welcome with a hearty
hand shake
Welcome pregates the air
And if you’ll look above our heads
You’ll find there’s ‘welcome’ there
So frends relax, be comforta
ble,
Enjoy yourselves today;
The G. B, C. is at your command,
Ask what you will or may.
The things which you will see and
hear,
We hope you do enjoy;
For Christ said work, and work
' CuAtU
I TODAY in this enlightened
world, one simply can’t do with
? out a deodorant. Whether it be
Cream, Powder or Liquid type is
a matter of choice. There are
excellent liquids at your nearest
store in two strengths—“Instant"
(colorless) is effective for 24
hours; “Regular” (red) for 2 to
3 days. They will definitely check
underarm perspiration without
rotting dress fabrics. A sanitary
applicator comes with each
bottle of the better brands.
we must,
He shall our lives employ.
And ere you leave remember,
What ever your lot may be;
.4 hearty greeting' awaits you,
You’re always welcome to the G.
L. C’s.
—Reverend E. D Johnson, Pastor
Eulo Mae Young—President
Elizabeth King—Secretary
‘Esquire Clutf’ News
The gayety of our socializing
youth was well expressed last Fri
day night at the dance-cocktail
party given by the members of
tho Esquire Club at the Fontenelle
Park pavillion. Among the atten
dance of approximately 150 dan
j csrs were several out of town
guests and many students who had
returned from college to enjoy the
summer vacation.
One of the outstanding intro
ductions and most pleasant sur
prises of the evening was the an
nouncement of the marriage of
Mr. John Harrison to Miss Lula
Mae Powell. Both are popular in
the community. Miss Powell is a
member of the Entre Nous Club
of the Y.W.C.A. and Mr. Harrison
is acting viea president of the Es
quire Club. After the preceding
announcement the members of the
club were introduced end a short
resume of the club’s activities re
lated.
Immediately following the dance
of the club’s after-cocktail party
given at the softly lighted and
decorated Willa’s Beauty Shoppe.
Light summer cocktails were
served and those who wished
danced or conversed as the eve
ning drew to a delightful close.
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
Bobby Pry and Jean Terrel won
championships in the ping pong
tournaments. Bobby is the son cf
Mr. and Mrs. Fry and Jean in
the daughter of Dr, and Mrs. Price
Terrell of Fontenelle Apts. Eu
gene Young won the Senior Tour
nament.
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NEGRO THEATRE LIST IS
RELEASED BL DEPARTMENT
OF COMMERCE
Washington, July 26 (C)—A
new list of theatres catering to
the Negro, on which 389 theatres
are listed, was issued by the De
partment of Commerce last week.
The list is designed as a guide
to advertisers.
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RABE’S BUFFET
2229 Lake Street
for Popular Brands
of BEER and LIQUORS
—Always a place to park—
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2306 N. 24th St. WE. 1711
CUTS—BURNS—SCALDS
should be quickly treated to prevent bad, after
effects as well as relieve pain. Use OIL-of-SALT.
Wonderful too for sore, tired feet. At your
druggist's—money back if not satisfied For
free sample write Mosso Laboratories, 215Soutb
Leavitt Street, Chicago.
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The New_
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The Same Effect as the Cro
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