SOCIAL NEWS
Knight asd Jones Give
Shower for Bride-to-Be
A miscellaneous shower was giv
en by Masdames Emma Knight
and Corine Jones, for Bride-elect,
Miss Dorothy Scott at the resid
ence of Mrs. Knight, 2620 North
25th Street, Saturday evening,
August 10th, 1940.
A delicious buffet dinner was
served. Table centerpiece was a
large bowl of astors around which
were 2 pair3 of golden wedding
slippers and two sets of cupids in'
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golden wedding rings. The house
was decorated with beautiful flow
ers from the yard.
Many gifts were received by
Miss Scott. The evening was spent
playing pokeno. Miss Asilee Dot
son having tlhe highest score rec
eived first prize. Mrs. Geraldine
Harris, holding second place rec
eived second prize and Miss Flor
ence Myers received third prize.
Guests present were: Misses
Asilee Dotson, Irene Harrold,
Johnnie Gordon, Florence Mycis.
Velma Rose and Mesdatnes Mary
V. Baltimore, Mabel I#e, I vucillo
Young, Rva Mae Dixon and Ger
aldine Harris.
VACATIONING IN COLORADO
Word has been received that
Mrs. Florentine Pinkston, local
voice and piano teacher, who has
been vacationing at Colorado
Springs, Colorado, is on her way
home. Sho will spend a few days
at Denver over the Labor Day and
then on to home.
WHAT KNOT SAVING CLUB
The What Knot Saving Club
met at the home of Mr. and Mis.
Richard Turner, 3018 Burdette St
The meeting was called to order
the President. The regular rout
ine of business was transacted and
plans were made for the Whist)
Tournament at the Masonic Hall,
26th a»d Blondo Sts., »Saturday,
August 31, 1940 at 8:30 p. m. Gash
prizes given and also a lovely
quilt Will be raffled off. The Hos
tess served a delicious luncheon
which all enjoyed. The next
meeting will be at Mrs. Lilly Wil
liams 2622 North 26th St. Pearl
Brummell. Pres., R. Turner Sec’y.
( LARINDA, IOWA
SECOND RAPT. CHURCH
R<'v. I). Ni'rholaim, Pastor
Sunday school was in a good
spirit and improving very well.
Services all day were in a high
spirit and a ‘args group ate »ncVl
the evening services. The pustor
Rev. D. Nicholson and Mrs. Cteo
la Griggs president of the Miss
ion Circle made a splendid report
about the Iowa, South Dakota, Ne
braska and Minnesota associations
that were held with the 3rd Bapt
ist Church of Davenport, Iowa.
Rev. J. H. Hunter, pastor. The
meeting was reported to be a pen«
cost meeting. We were happy to
know that our pastor was elected
to the Board membership of the
Convention.
Miss Ix>uise Nash of Red Oak,
Iowa was a visitor in our services.
Visitors are always welcome to
Clarinda and the Second Baptist
Church. Rev. D. Nicholson is tihe
pastor.
Sunday school opened at the us
ual hour with a fair attendance.
Morning services the pastor,
ir inhere an friends visited among
themselves and had a good old
time meeting and dinner was serv
ed at the church.
Evening services tihe spirit was
high and the pastor brought us a
soul stirring message. One mem
ber was added to the church. We
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were happy to have our pastor
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Come to Cla^rinda and the Second
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ways welcome.
VERSIE’S |
BEAUTY SCHOOL
NOTES
Milss Mozell McOants is leaving
Friday for an indefinite stay in
New York City. While there she
will visit her sister Mrs. Chailena
Lowiis. It is Ihoped that she will
bring back some new and interest
ing ideas from the big city.
A new student has enrolled in
the school. She is Miss Alberta
Starnes. Already she lhas shown
signs of being a promising cosmet
ologist.
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Mrs. Rose Murrell is studying
very hard in preparation for the
October examinations.
I WONDER—
Why Margaret Williams was sit
ting in the show t)he other night
and her boy friend was standing
in the back.
Why Roscoe Smith gets so many
manicures? It couldn’t be that he
likes th© manicurist.
Why I hear about Snookum now
instead of Blinkem!
Why someone called Laura a
reptile Saturday niglht.
Why Alberta Starnes was so
late coming from lunch the other
day— of course anything could
lhave happened. But I have a
sneaking suspicion that Vi And
erson bad something to do with it.
Wihy Pearl Riggs returns so of
ten to the school. I suppose it
brings back memories.
Wihy Mrs. Murrell wasn't at
school last Monday. Could it have
been that Monday was the day af
ter Sunday.
Wihy the teacher is getting so
domestic inclined of late. I rath
er think her sister inspired her.
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This is your cub reporter sign
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week with a bigger and better col
umn
Help Solve Economic And
Social Problems
Dear Sir: We nereby inform you
that we need your help—that the
Lord has given—your wisdom and
ability to help solve the economic
and social problems of our group.
We hereby inform you tihat such
work is needed in this city. We
have made a study of the needs of
our group as they came to us and
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pearls and a tricky new hat, one would be ready for
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The upper right is another version of side drape
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length skirt, made df the flattering new silk jersey,
(which we all want to wear this fall) this is an ideal
cocktail or dinner dress. Dort’t forget that the new
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also others through the Lord. To
gether we stand in unity, such an
organization is needed in this city.
It is up to you as much as anybody
else. Let Us put the deal over and
trade at Edholm & Sherman, Em
erson Laudnries, Joe's Food Mkt.
where we have a Colored butcher
and tihe other places where they i
hire some of our group also be
sure to inform your friends to
take The Guide paper.
Tuesday, we had a large attend
ance and provided odd jobs for 7
persons. We still got on a drive
for new members for the welfare
of our group.
Supreme Liberty Has A
Successful Conference
Cincinnati, Aug. 29 (AP(—With
over 200 delegates here from the
35 cities of nine states in which it
operates, the Supreme Liberty Life
Insurance Company closed its an
nual summer conference held hare
at tihe Manse hotel, Thursday and
Friday of last week.
Heading the list of Cincinnati
citizens who attended the first
session to welcome the delegates to
the Queen City were Reverend W.
A. Page, Attorney T. M. Berry,
Horace Sudduth, Dr. R. E. Clarke*
and C. E. Rawlette. Mammoth Life
Insurance company.
Agency Officer J. G. Isih, Jr.,
reported that for the first six
months of 1940 Supreme Liberty
had experienced tremendous gains
in every department and on every
district of the company
With 200,000 policyholders, $50,
000.000 insurance in force, over
$2,000,000 in assets, and $700,000
invested in United States Govern
ment bonds, Supreme Liberty Life
is now tlh© largest business of its
kind in the North and one of the
fastest growing instiutions in A
merica.
Here from Chicago where 'he
home office is located were Harry
H. Pace, president, T. J. Gibscn,
Sr., chairman and treasurer; W
EUis Stewart, secretary, Earl B.
Dickerson, general counsel; Miss
Helen Johns, secretary to the a
gency officer, and H. L. Thomp
son and Carl Mickey, managers of
the two Chicago branch offices.
The Pace trophy which is an an
nual award made by the president
to the district having the best all- |
round results for the year went to
Manager George W. Reed and his
Detroit office this year.
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LEGAL NOTICE—
Wells, Martin and Lane.
Notice by Publication for Settle
ment of Final Administration
Account
In the County Court of Douglas
County, Nebraska.
In the matter of the estate of
Thomas Frazier, deceased:
AU persons interested in said
matter are hereby notified that on
the 12th day of August 1940, A.
L. Duff filed a petition in said
County Court, praying that his fin
al administration account filed
herein be settled and allowed and
that he be discharged from his
trust as amiinistrator and that a
hearing will be had on said petition
before said court on the 7th day of
September 1940, and that if jou
fail to appear before said Court oni
tho said 7th day of September
1940 at 9 o’clock A. M-, and con
test said petition, the Court may
grant the prayer of said petition,
enter a decree of heirship, and
make such other and further ord
ers, allowances and decrees, as to
this Court may seem proper, to the
end that all matters pertaining to
said estate may be finally settled
and determined.
Eryce Crawford,
County Judge,
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Ending 9—7—40
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