#maba <&utbe & / World of * ^ Society I I Mirs. Katy Burnette loft last wwfc for Los Angeles, Calif, for an indefinite stay. -0O0 Mrs. Blanche Wright spent 1li« week end at Kansas City, Kami., with relatives and friends. -0O0 The nicer here of the Phyllis Wheatley Home wish to express their thanks to the many fri nds and patrons who so willing’y, gfave Oieir support to th? Autumn Soiree Tuesday Night at the Ma sonic Hall. The tables were very attrac tively set. The color scheme of •range and white being carried through the en'iire luneh which was served by the most gracious hostess: Mrs. A. Alston, Mrs. R. North 24th St. SHOE REPAIR 1897 H. 24‘h SI WE. 4240 YOU CAN’T TELL THEY ARE IMPAIRED— BECAUSE OUR INVISIBLE HALF SOLING METHOD ’Leaves No Repair Look’’ ON YOUR SHOES. THE NEW SOLE WITH AN IN VISIBLE JOINT —POPULAR PRICES— i ££-:-r-W. ■ C. Price, Mrs. M. Brookfi' Id, Mrs., R. Sudduth, Mr1-, t. Lee, Mrs. C. Farmer and Mrs. L. Alston. Particularly credit is due the following talent which appeared on the program. So. Omaha I^adys Choral Club: Mi«s Florence Alston, Mrs. Alic Pierce, Mrs. Claudia Farmer, Mrs. Clarence Paris, Miss Alice Green who so beautifully render ed 'iwo numbers by Chopin. We feel that the citizens of Omaha are in sympathy with our work and by their cooperation | an helpig us on toward bigger* and helping us on toward bigge. Home. Mrs. €. Pierce, chairman. —-0O0 Tho Social An Club met at the homi of Miss Georgia Anderson. A delicious luncheon was served after the meeting. Tho club adjourned to meet at the home of Mrs. Edna Bas sett. Emma Bush, president, Evelyn Sims, secretary. -0O0 **Y” NEWS World’s week of prayer in the association around the world was observe! between November 12 18. Girl Reserves will scat iter their observance through the1 month Fo that they may have a panel discussion on "World’s Fel lowship in Our Midst,’’ in each of the high schools and Northsid'* Pranoh. Three discussions have preceeded the following. Techni cal high, Novemb r 21, Northsido [[ranch November 22, and Denson No verm her 28th. Who doesn’t like to go -o a CARNIVAL! From ho school boy or girl to mother and dad, every body lov » the sme'l of hot dogs, ! hamburgers and all ace mnany ing thrills and the Mothers Coun cil and Girl Reserves Corimittee aro shar'ng in the biggest "Y” event of he season. Eat a the booth of the Girl Reserves Com mittee and get a glimpse of your future at the Mothers Council ■ H More For Your Money..at Sears j ' ...the “Shopping ) Center” of Omaha! fl Sears, Roebuck and Go. Farnam at 30th St. OMAHA Free Parking South Omaha ... . 24th and "L" Sts. Council Bluffs - -28 So. Main St. ta__ _ - Suffering W omen May Only Need “Build-Up" a simple metnod is saving; many women much pain and dis eomfort! It is based on the i jpwledge that women’s headaeh #S j^rousness, and cramp like fa&ol&n are symptoms of func tiy4^norrhea due to a weak ift^le“r-nmirJBheg nition Service Sun Jay Nov mibe •* 26th. from 6:00 to 8 P.M. Tea will be served. aAa Rev. and Mrs. L. A. S.ary wer dinner guest Sunday of Mrs. Ludie Thomas. Cov ts were laid lor seven -0C0 DINNER FOR EIGHT Mrs. Mary Hill entertained at a small dinn r party Sunday Nov ember 19, honoring her daughter Miss Margueri.e Hill, who cele '1 rated her birthday. The dining room was decollated with ix» s and carnations. White carnations, yellow, red, and pink reges were placed in a larg. glass bowl in the center of th^ table on each sid? was a glass candelabra with orange candles, which lighted the dinner table. Everyone enjoyed a thre eourse dinner which consisted of grape fruit with cherries, frie.i ohxken, but.* red peas, potatoes, candied sweet potatoes, hot rolls, s.uftfed celery and olives, nuts and fruit salad. The desert consist d of apple pie with whipped cream birthday cake, high balls, and Muscatel wine. Many interesting and amusing boast wer; offeied to the hostess. The guest were Misses Mar guerite Yancy, Henrietta Edson, Frances Thomas, Mary Alic Willis, Christine Dixon, Mablc I.iongmire, and Juanita Artison. Mrs. Hill was assisted by her son, Warded. -0O0 MUSICAL CLUB TO PRESENT "RUTH THE MOABITIST” -— Tha Musical Club of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 2706 i>ake Street, will present t>ho cantata, “Ruth the Moabitis1’’ Sunday, November 26,11, at 8 o’clock. The cast is as follows: Mrs. Helen Caldwell, Ruth; Miss Em malyn Washington, Boa/.. Don’t miss this musical treat. Mrs. J. F. Allison, Director. —--oOo Mrs. Meafie Groner 22211 Ohio St., left Tuesday for Dallas, Tex. on business. She will attend the Teachers State Association and will visit with her mother Mrs. Groner. She will return in Jan. wmmmmmmmmBmmaam RUMMAGE Store EVERYTHING CHEAP LADIES A MEN'S O'COATS EOc A up 1400 North 24th Street i IIHI Hi III I ■IIMI— Mrs. Iaulie Thomas entertained Thursday with a luncheon honor ing MrB. K&ty Barnett, who left last w£ek for Los Angeles, Cal. -0O0 The IBD Club met at the home of the preedont. After regular business the club discussed their Christmas Program and complet ed her Thanksgiving plans. M. Young, president, N. Brad thaw, secretary. Mr1'. Ned Moore, is ill at her home 2‘J22 Decatur St. -oQ.) Townsend Club No. 11 me ts every Monday night at the Ur ban League Hall at 8:30 o’clock. Como and join us, and hear the many good things this move rent cal's for. Edna Long, secretary. 0^0 ALTHOUSE BEAUTY SCHOOL HOLDS OPEN HOUSE Tlje Al house S^hnol of Beauty Culture 2422 N. 22nd street was hostess to its many patrons and friends in an Open House Party at the school Tu sday evenmg. Deimns';rations by the students in the various phases of Beauty Culture were enjoyed 'by all. Th i h'gh light of the evening entertainment was the movie pic tures given by Dr. G. B. Lennox. His pictures of the disorders, diseases of the skin and its ap pendages were very in teres' ing as well as educational. I Games of bridge, whi"*t and Chin so Checkers were played. t Prizes in bridge were won by Mr. J. Jackscpi, first prize; Mrs. Vai Hilton, second prize. Whist prizes: Mrs. Eva Barber, first prize; Mr. John Barber, second prize. Chinese Checkers prizes: first prize, Mrs. Venus Starms; Mrs. lone Hanger and Mr. Fred Statens tied for second prize. More than eighty guest regis tered. Refreshments were sirved and a delightful time was en joyd by all present. -0O0 Long’s School PTA met on Tuesday Nov. 16. Since the month of Nov. is Educational Month, and the week of Nov. 12-18 Boof week, Miss Porter of the Public Library came out to introduce various new books for children to the parents and students. After her illustration of books, Long school stud nts rendered an edu cational program. Those taking paift in the program played their parts excep tonally well. All parents and those interest ed in tin welfare of children an i your community, visit our PTA and you may be inspired to be come a member. Our meetings are always the third Thursday in each month, at 2:46 P.M. You don’t have 'Jo be a parent to come. Mrs. Wcrimjrt Wggins, Presi dent; Roberta McCloud, Reporter. -oOo-— Friendly 16 Fridge Club rret at the hom? of the President, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. LeFall, 36th and Maple St., which was mostly a business meeting checking up on the tournament which was given by the club on the 17th of uhis month which was a grand success. We thank the public and our many friends for their co operation. After the meeting was over, we played one change and four hands... of bridge- The High scores were awarded to M. Avarut and E. HiLon. A delicious repass was served by the hostess which was enjoyed by all. M. Avant, President; W. T. Ford, reporter. -0O0 Ray L. Williams, Attorney 200 Tuchman Bldg., 24th and Lake St. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT DEFENDANT. In the District Court of Doug las County, Nebraska. TO: SAV ANNAH NELSON, whose place, of residence and upon whom per sonal service of summons cannot be had, Defendant. You are hereby notified thrai! on the 24th day of July, 1939, James Nelson, as plaintiff, filed his petition agra'nst you in. the ! Dis rict Court of Douerlas County, Nebraska, Docket Number 346, Frige 110, tb object and prayer of wh'ch petition is to obtain a divorce from you on the grounds of desertion. You are hereby required to answer said p .tition on or before December 15th, 1939, or said petition will be «ken as true. JAMES NELSON, Plain, ff Ray L. Williams, His Attorney ENROLL NOW—Day and Night Classes. The Very Latest— “Pin Curl” WAVE The Same Effect as the Cro qu nole without the heated iron. STYLED AS DESIRED Althouse Beauty School 2422 North 22nd Street i WEhster 0846 I Beginning 11-24-39 Ending 12-16-39 Mrs. Beatrice Majors, 2840* Binney Street entertained Mrs. Alice Wilson with a flower show er. Mr3. Wilson will spend serv ers! months in Los Angeles, California. The affair was quits elaborate. Mr». Wilson received many gifts. CerRtuer This Fist Wif -orMonryB.sck For quick relief fr >m i'-mng of eczema, pimples, athlete’s foot, scabies, rashes and other ex ternally caused skip troubles, use world-lamous. coolie*'. antiseptic, liquid D. D. D. Prescription. Creesetess, stainless. Soothes irritation and1 quickly stops intense itching. 35c trial bottle proves it, or your money back. Ask your druggist today for D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION. 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