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4 O’CLOCK
in the MORNING
On N. 24th St.
m - By Richard Stanley -* i
SFEN WITH MY BLUE EYES—
Very large crowd of people who
*tldom at.tend l-he dances wore
out enjoying the sweet music of
the girls band at the beautiful
Dreamland. What a time was had
by all. Some danced and some
came to look but themselves just
the same. Mrs. Cecilia Jewell was
the sole promoter of the wonder |
ful dance and she takes this
means of thanking all her friends
for their attendance. She wishes
you had a swell time at the dance
as she had promoting it. Thank
you, one and all. But remember
Ella Fitzgerald will make her ap- j
pearance at the Dreamland on
Nov. 9. Don’t forget—Nov. J.
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WORKED FASTER 'iN THREE
MONTHS THAN SOME
DO IN 23 r
Mr Albert Godby formerly of i
Dallas, Texas has only been in
our City for a mere 90 days but j
oh how he works. Seen him at i
several places with a different
beautie each time. Mr. Godby
says Omaha is all right with him.
Do you blame him- So I see we
are going to have another citi- {
: zen. AM his mail will be received
here from now on. Mr. Godby is
the oldest brothe.r of one of our
most prominent business women
Mrs. Eva Mae Hayes, Co. Owner!
of that famous Little Diner Cafe
where alJ the best people f nd
satisfaction in everything that is
good for you stomach. Mr. Godby
write down home and tell some
of them Dallas beauties to come
to Omaha. The water i" fine and
tho boys are loose.
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BIRTHDAY PARTIES ARE
NUMEROUS
Mrs. Princess Jones celebrated
He., birthday Oct. 11 at the Cot
ton Club with a huge party of
12 folks. Mrs. Jones really knows
how to set a table. People in
Dundee could have gotten seine
ideas from her because the table
was lavishly decorated with every
thing that would make a party
enjoyable. No expense spared.
Well, Mrs. Jones, I don’t know
your age but I do hope you have
42 more birthdays and I do hope
you enjoy tho next 42 like you
enjoyed the last one. But go easy
on the expenses. The war ain’t
over yet.
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Mr. Jack Whitmire, man-about
town and Prince of a good fellow
celebrated his birthday on Oct.
2 at the Cotton Club. A party
of 8 and what a party. After the
Cotton Club close! Mr. Whitmire
and Party migrated to the beau
tiful Elks Club where the sur
prise was waiting for him. What
the surprise was? Now I ain’t
.oiling. Ask him. Yes, Mr. Whit
mire age i» 22 years No I don’t
mean his shoe size, his age. Well
you ask him hi* age. He will tell
you maybe.
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HOLLYWOOD GRILL
On Friday tJie 13th about 6 am.
the HaiHen Leonard’s orchestra
o£ Kansas City stopped at the
Grill for a bit of breakfa*«t be
fore starting on their way to
iheir next engagement at St.
Joseph, Mo. The Boys played at
Des Moines, Iowa, Oct. 12.
The manager of the Band wishes
all the ban! boys in Oir.aha well.
Also stated that he would like to
show these Omaha cats and jit
terbugs some real hot music.
Talking to Miss Marva Black
burn in the Grill. Just got hack
from dear old Chicago after
spending 4 weeks visiting friends
and relatives. Marva reports that
Mary Ogelsby formerly of Oma
ia now of Chicago sends greet
ings to all of her friends.
Also met Mr. J. A. Bailey of
De.s Moines, the father of. J A.
Bailey Jit, the well known bar
ber of the Tuxedo Barber Shop.
Hr. Biailey Sr. is employed by
the Rock Island R. R. have been
for 36 years. What a record. Oh
yes, Mr. Bailey senior weights
about 276 pounds in a bathing
suit and his Very popular son
weighs 115 in his socks. The
difference is one lives in Des
Moines and doesn’t go to Wedding
Receptions on Sundays where on
ly mints aife served (suppose to
be).
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THE DAMES CLUB
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The Dames, most popular
young ladies dub had a election
of officers. The new president,
Mrs. Inez McKinley; vice pres.,
Miss Helen Thonyis; Secretary,
Mrs. Bessie Mae West; Corres
pondent, Mrs. Juanita Artison;
Somebody's Mother
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^ J T WAS only a few years ago she and her
husband celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary ... side by side they had worked
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for fifty years until their home was paid for
and enough savings had been accumulated
to assure them a modest living. Then came
the depression . . . money and home gone,
worry and privation took her husband ... now
she is alone—her only friend a Community '
Chest Agency... ^ *”’* *
Step- ■ -• '
our mums oicisu
GIVE TO THE COMMUNITY CHEST CAMPAIGN
^ OCTOBER 30-NOVEMBER 10
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Treasurer, Miss Celestirve Smi a;
Sei grant-at-arms, Madeline Har
i old; Mrs. Francis Sim«, reporter,
i The dames are now planning
their annual cocktail event.
Watch for the date. Yours truly
1 Inez McKinley, Francis Sims, re
porter, The Dames are cordially
invited to use the beautiful Blue
Boom at all times. Just call Mr.
Eugene McGill or Mr. Harry
! Cason.
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BLUE ROOM NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McGill
1 and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MoCaw
lavishly entertained Miss Hallet
; Jewell Thompson of Marshall,
Texas. Tables were set for 50.
Mu«ic and entertainment was
bountiful. The cream society and
; many prominent mens and wom
ens played host to Miss Thomp
son. Never a dull moment. Mr.
C. C. Galloway, Mrs. Cecilia
Jewell, Mrs. Roxy Brown, Mrs.
Charlie Davis, Mr. Jas. Brown,
Mr. Hilliard Crawford, Mr. Ray
Williams. The hostess spared no
expense to make the party the
years stand out event and it
was beyond a doubt. The names
mentioned were a very select few
who helped to make the party
the huge success that it was. Miss
Thompson is the house guest of
Mrs. Art McCaw also cousin.
Miss Thompson can go home and
tell (tie nativs just how the folks
in Omaha do things. Only in a
great big way. I am assured
that no punches were pulled or
below the belt hitting went on
because the party migrated over
to the Cottor. Club for more and
what a time was had by alL My
hat off to Mrs. McCaw and Mrs.
McGill for the biggest party that
ever pulled off in this man’s
town for a host. Miss Thompson
is planning on going home this
week, but she can never forget
Omaha and her friends. Mr.
McGill is well pleased to have
helped and wishes Miss Thomp
son bon voyage and hopes she
car visit us again in the very near
future.
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BLUE ROOM NOTES
A very lively bunch sitting in
the corner just laughing and smil
ing the night through. Having
the time of their beautiful lives.
Miss Dasly Williams, Mrs.
Francis Sims, Mrs. Leota White
Mr. Fred Dixon, Mr. Boyce
Wright. Tables filled with all
the goodies that makes you for
get the hard knocks in life the
g.iis told me one of their good
friends. Confined on account of
a very bad cold. Mrs. Rita Curry
heit) hoping a speedy recovery.
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JL'ST WISE CRACKING
Mr. William White, Mr. Aaron
Lewis, Mr. Edward Cole, Mr.
Magor Estes, Mr. Jessie Allen Jr.
Mr. Ventora Horlwton, Mr. John
Pitts. 7 young men looking for 7
young ladies. No luck at 2:30
aim. But still looking. Don’t give
up the ship, boys. Tihere are
plenty around but hard to find at
the right time.
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Look folks, let’s all 'augh to
gether. That grand piano player1
William Searcy told me he got
on the water wagon. All that be
lieve that walk right up and give
hima crisp 10 dollar bill. Searcy
said never again. He mean never
bo ditnk it straight or maybe
he means never to buy a half
pint. Just a gallon. Yes you save
money by buying wholesale.
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Mr. Wendell Welsh weI: known
good fe!1>w had four the boys
frci.n the D. X. Company show
ing the lads what it is all about. I
There i« nobody is town who
cquld do a better job than Wen
dell that the right spirit. Wen
dell showed the boys the people !
that buy his products so he can
spend some with him. Keep it up
kid.
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ROCK OLA MUSIC BOX
Word can not express the ap
preciation of the little token re
ceived. It was just like the beauty
and tone of the beautiful Rock
ola machine here. Hoping you
may place your beauty in sev- j
eral of the hot spots in the very !
near future. Folks, drop in the
Hollywood Grill. Take a glance
at the Rockola. Everything that
is the latest. It i« just out. You
find it owned and controled by
the Pinckard Northside Auto
matic Music Co., all colored con
cern.
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT
URGED TO ACT IN
KLAN BRUTALITIES
New York, Oct. 19—The con
tinued lawless activity of the Ku
Klux Klan in South Carolina, in
brutal attacks on Negro citizens
in an effort to prevent colored
citizens in this state from voting
in 1940.
This was the view expressed by
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
in letters of protest to the De
partment of Justice. In two let
ters the Association called for
federal action to punish Klansmen
in South Carolina who last Sept.
25 beat and mauled Negro citi
zens in Simpsonville and Foun
tain Inn, S. C. and repeated
these brutalities on September 27
when they attacked Negro boys
and girls in a National Youth
Administration Camp in Iaxing
ton County.
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DRIVE GETS OFF TO A
NAACP CHRISTMAS SEAL
GOOD START
New York, Oct. 19 -Getting
ofi li> ■< flying atflrt *h > first two
thousand NAACP Chri'. uias seals
went into the mail today One
million of these seals, which wore
designed foy Miss Louise Jeffer
son, Harlem artist, will be dis
tributed and sold between now
and Christmas to aid the Asso
ciation’s general defense fund.
Beautiful and Cool BLUE ROOM
Wishes to Announce the
Inauguration of First Class
Floor Shew
Such talent as: Velma Morris,
Song Bird; Harold Smith,
Hoofer Deluxe; Georgia Redd,
Song and Dance Superb.
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