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DEMOCRATIC CLUBS TO
CELEBRATE NEW YEARS
The Negro Democratic clubs
will celebrate New Year’s eve
on Saturday night, Decor bar 30, \
with a good old fashion “get ;
together" buffet banquet, and
dance varty. We want all our;
•Id friends, every new friend and j
all of their friends to come and
know each other bettor. We have
engaged the Elks Rainbow Rail
Room 2420 Lake street. We have
Red Perkins and his original
Dixie HamblcnS with Anna Mae
Winburn, swinging, winging, jit
terbugging. Oa^h prizes for quizz
and answers. Plenty to eat an 1
foX drinks free, AdmissWl will
bu ,by numl>ered tickets at a rea
sonable price. At no other time
or place can you have so much
for so little or enjoy yourself
moro and meet aK many friends.
Our prs>fitn are the friendships
wo may create. Ooime early and
stay as long as you like. Buy
your tickets o'dy. Tell your
FLUSH KIDNEYS OF POISONS
AND STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS
Live a Healthier Happier
Longer Life
Thousands of men and women
wonder why backache bothers
them- why they have bo vi|sit the
bathroom often at nijfht—why
flow is scanty and sometimes
smart* and bums.
Any one of these symtons may
mean that youil kidneys aad blad
der need attention now Ix^fore
these minor symptons may de
velop into serixu* trouble.
To flush out excess waste poi
sons and acid from kidneys,
soothe your irrita^sd bladder and
put monte heallly activity into
them, get a 35 cent packages of
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Cap
sules and take as directed.
This harmless, tried and true
medicine gives results—you should
fed better in a few days as this
pffectivo diuretic and kidney
stimulant drives excess uric acid
from the body which is often the
aggrevation of jo nt agony, scia
tia and neuritis.
Don’t be an EASP MARK and
accept a substitute—Asy for Gold
Metal tlaarlem Oil Capsules—
right from Haarlem in Holland.
GET GOLD MBDAIr—the origin
al—O'o genuine. Look for the
Go’d Medal on the box—35 cents.
IF YOU
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YOUR
I PICK
OF PRESENTS YOU’D
LIKE TO RECEIVE
CHANCES ARE IT WOULD BE
A PRACTICAL ELECTRIC GIFT
Be a permanent Santa Claus. When
selecting your gifts this Christmas be
sure you choose practical Electric Gifts.
They are gifts that will be used and
appreciated by all . . . gifts "that go on
giving" every day throughout the years
to come. Visit your Electric Dealer's store
today and select an Electric Gift for
every name on your list.
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ELECTRICITY IS &l
SEE YOUR DEALER ur
NEBRASKA POWER COMPANY
trends and assure them a good
time.
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DAUGHTER ELK
The f uncial of Mrs. Blanche E.
Parker was held December 5th
at 2 PM. from the J. D. Lewis
Chapel. The chapel was filled to
the capacity. Aqros* the east end
of the chapel wa» a bed of flow
i ora. Mts. Parker was a member
I of the drill team. Members of
the lodge were on guard Dec. 4
from 8 PM. to 9 PM. and Dec.
5 iron 1 PM. to 1 PM. Rev. T.
A. Seaia officiated. She is surviv
ed toy three sisters: Mrsdames
Gocila Hunter, Lucy Holmes, De
1 a Shelton, one brother Harry
Blackwell, one aunt, Mrs. Emma
Parker, two nieces, Dorothy Pel
! lord and Blanche Jackson, one
; cousin, Mi:p Ethel Marie Price,
I wnd other relatives. Interment at
Forest lawn Memorial Park.
MRS. BELL JOHNSON WOODS
The funeral of Mrs. Bell John
son Woods was held Dec. 7, from
the J. D. Lewis Chapel. The
chapel, stale room, and overflow
room.; were filled with friends
paying their last inspects. Mrs.
Wood* wan prominent in activi
ties and civic 1 fo. She is survived
by her son, MjiLton Johnson of
the Johnson-R I bin son Pharmacies
two brothers, Mils. Guy W'iley,
also Mr. and Mrs. Wiley of Gary,
Ind., who drove to O runa for the
funeral. Tha remans were ship
ped to St. Joseph, Mo., accom
panied by her son and M.E. M.
Mauri*.
MRS MAE JOHNSON
Th0 remains of Mrs. Mae John
son, a former resident of Omaha,
Nebr. was shipped from Sioux
Citq, Iowa, Dec. 7 to the J. I).
L wi.; Mortuary where the fun
ernl was held De\ 8 from the
chapel. Rev. T. A. Sears and Rev.
Roy Johnson, officiated. She is
survived by her son, Elmer VVil
i unis. Throe cars of friend? ac
companied the son overland for
thn funeral. Interment GiracelainJ
l a rk cemetery.
The Poro Club met at the
homo of Mrs. Martha Jefferson
28(v* Binn y St, All members
were present. The hostess served
a 'ery nice Pepast.
Mrs. R O. Price, president;
Mrs. R. Walker, report r.
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modern art club
The Modem Art Club met Dec
4th with Mrs, L. Myers as hos
tess. The meeting was called t >
order by the president Forty
five minutes were s]w?nt in bus;
ness. Final plans were made for
th • Xi.nas party which is to be
given ut the ho meof Mr. nnd
Mrs. Claude McFall, Dec. 28th.
The buying committee will be
in charge of this affa'r awi-sted
by the members. Those serving
on the buying committee are:
Mrs. H. L. Preston, Mrs. \V. R.
Rogers and Mrs. A. L. Hawkins
Wo anticipate one of the lovelier,t
parties of the holiday season. We
wish to announce with regrets
our Holiday Dance party an 1 art j
etxhibit will not be held, although
wo are planning for our many
friends a former Tea and one of
the lariest Ait exhibit we’ve ever
held. This affair will be in the
lata spring. The hostess served a
delicious repast. The club ad
journed to meet with Mrs. H. L.
Pro;ton Dec. 18th. Menbevs pres
ent were; Mrs. W. R Rogers,
Mrs. L. C. Clark, Mrs, Vida .low
ers, Mis. A. L. Hawkins, Mrs. D.
C. Riddle, Mrs. Jasper Cole and
Mrs. Charles Harrold.
Mr*. Cozy Nicholson, Pres.
Mrs. R. C. Pr.ce, Reporter.
Jesse’s Cafe
A New, Clean Place to EAT
GOOD MEALS 15c & up
Give Ut A Try
1426 North 24th Street
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ON THE STROLL
NORTH 24TH STREET
Well, folks, h,re 1 am again^ j
after about 3 weeks let up or
would you call it off. The holi- (
day spirit logins to touch me so
I turn going t» ge big hearted
and give you same low down
about the stroll. As you know,
Cab Calloway and his gang was
heiji and gone. Soma of the loca'
beauties hearts ljeft with them
Poor giris. Don't worry I am stil
here.
PRIVATE GARAGE
I see Dutch still keeps his good
looking car in stall number one
in front of the famous H and M.
Also stall number two>, Sprncer
Grey Leroy across the street if
beginning to kick on the compe
tition the H. M. is giving him.
Como on boys and get those cars
in out of the- weatly r.
THE DAMES CLUB
Yea hoys and girls, the dames
le ^ thgm hollowing for mqre,
What a dance and what a crowd.
All the best of everything. Even
the peopb were tha very best. A
whooping good time was had by
all. By the wvty, Dames, come
on with an«uher Bam Dance by
popular demand. No kidding.
TO ALL GIRLS
CLUBS IN THE CITY
The Blue Room offers you the
hospitality of the Blua Root', ab
elutely free. There is no string
a'tach.ed to this offer. You can
*s.it 100 and music and enter,
j tain merit frlea of charge. You.
can use the Blue Room from 1
pm. until 1 am. any doy but Sat
urday and Sunday. The only
t-h'ng that is required is you
( must buy your refreshments
| from the McGill dispenosr. Thank
i you very much fcr your past
pai.ronnge and hope you n,-ver
tire.
THE GANG WAS BUSTED
You heard of the gang buyers,
well there is another gang ,bust
c/.‘ r.ght h re in Omaha If you
don’t believe m? you ask a cer
tain young man. Well you know
him. Ho drives a good looking
green car. He has one tooth out
in front at the tom Just ask him
folks. No doubt he wll tell you
all about it. His gang was lust
ed un like a worn out light bulb.
But iit s 2 of 3 more gangs 1, ft
yei Maybe the gang busters
will keeip right on bus'frig.
J. C. JEWELL THE PROMOTER
i oik *, that Jewell Boy has got
soma thing else up his sleeve
th s tim.o. W, 11 you guess. If it
is the best, Jimnr'e will get it
for you. Nothing but the best.
Wasr. t Ja res’ fault about Duk.e
They canceled them engagmenit
not Jam s tut the Duke said he
| would try to make it h, >re in
! Omaha later. Don't be surprised
if you »ee posters telling you
LITTLE DINER
Quality Plus Service
Hot Corn Bread or Biscuits
with Your Orders without
Extra Charge
24th St. At Willis Avenue
UREY'S NABCRHOOD
Grocery
Spring Chicken Cheaper
than Bacon 18c lb.
OPEN SUNDAYS AND EACH
NIGHT ’TILL
10 P. M. WE. 6089
We Give Green Trading Stamp'
WurlTIzerX "!!ii
PIANO \ CIlM'.
announced in the April j
BETTER HOMES l 6ARBEWS j
• Compact in Si;c
Full Ri«.h Tone
V • Dehfhtful Design
\* F.mshei in KMOfVIN IV M^
Small Down Payment
Stlixc to lit your budget
Hospe Piano Co. |
1512 Douglas St. :
that Jimmie Junceford will play
here for Jimmie. Don’t be sur
prised folks.
JUST MEDDLING
Fred Dixon tilling the gang he
has sworn ofif. I like to kno>
what? Jatibo Corny watching hi
rich uncle gulp down a whcl
glass full at just one gulp.
Earl Parks on his 9h scotch.
Still going strong.
Daisy Williams trying to jit
terbug but the stuff just ain’t
there.
Mi«s Ieota Whi'f- just grin
ning. Maybe she heard a funny
story. Who knows.
Mr. John Sira, t iling the boys
•ibout his prowess on the poll
table. Couldn’t hit the side of a
house with a ironing board.
Mrs. Charles Davis and Mrs.
Art MeOaw. Both looking like
they have their own fountain of
youth. So chic.
Mrs. Goldie Coleman, freshing
up aftjer the day is done. Atta
girL
Migs Marge Edward and Mi|ss
.u.u.e Hunter looking so devine.
iust look the gang over. Nothing
0 do but look beautiful.
Miss Ssrilla Pillers in teal good
■ompany with Mr. Travis Dixon
How she enjoyed the drink with
the orange peel and cherry it.
the glass. Oh so good.
I hope you like my column. If
you do please tell me. I write m
dirt and see no dirt. So if I make
a mistake come on and tell me.
1 am not perfect. My intention
is to have fun for all. All the
girl.-, club in this man town. Ttdl
rrle about your public functions
and I will tell all the folk*. Com
on lets have some more barn
dances. I got a new pair of
overalls. Now also a pitch fork.
I am just raring to show then
off. Well folks, I am signing off
Economy Coals
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TIGER__ nut s‘7.00
D1IUDA Semi Lfjrn>) 810.2i>
KAlrvoU_Grate si 0.00
Mine Run ..$8.75
DANDY M0.UT — |
Buy Cash Coal and Save
AT 39th &
2846 Pacific
now. Hope to see you next week.
With more fun and more jive.
Yours truly,
Richard Stanley.
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YOU CAN SAVE— _
SHOP AT—
Bernard’s
MARKET
2012 North 24th Street
Phone Webster 1073
__WE DELIVER
Ray L. Williams, Attorney
200 Tuchuian Bldg., 24th and
Lake St.
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT
DEFENDANT.
In the District Court of Doug
las County, Nebraska. TO: SAV
ANNAH NELSON, whose placo
of residence and upon whom per
sonal service of summons cannot
bo had, Defendant.
You are her. by notified that
on the 24th day of July, 1939,
James Nelson, as plaintiff, filed
his petition agarnst you in the
District Court of Douglas County,
Nebraska, Docket Number 34«,
Page 110, tb? object and prayer
of wh ch petition is t0 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 'aken as true.
JAMES NELSON, Plaintiff
Ray L. Williams, His Attorney
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