The Omaha guide. (Omaha, Neb.) 1927-19??, August 30, 1941, City Edition, Page 4, Image 4

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GIRLS i
_ ON THE
STREETS.....
Soon, very soon, the cats, gat
ers and so on will pack up their
troubles in an old kit bag, return
from vacations and once again re
turn back to their schooling. I’m
knowing those Coed studds will
fall in line with (their fine draped
rags, and those who have their
last years wardrobe are tossing
those styles back and getting
their ’41 wardrobe in session. Then
my dears, those most fortunate
cats and chicks will aunltro on to
colleges, and ufriiwe-rtsities and
they shall endeavor to engage
their minds to a mos’ higher
knowledge, for a better education.
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FLORENCE BOULEVARD:
Charles Washington is a genius
alt last! After being a woman
* hater every since the day of his
birth, he finally has a girl friend.
He was w,ith her and her little sis
at the weiner shop. Must have
been payday..eh Charlie?
24th ST. PLAYBOY
Mac Franklin seemed so all a
lone Sunday night. What’s up
the line Mac ole boy, ain’t Lola
pleasing you lately? Don’t wor
ry. . juSt wondering.
AT HOLLYWOOD
We spotted Bennie Gray with
his old time usta be. He says
you can’t hide love, no matter
what you do. His words were
few, but oh so true!
ON THE AVENUE
We glanced at Snook Jordan
Mitchell and Harold Boggus who
have created the habit of wearing
FOR SALE
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BENEFIT
SHOP
711 South 16th St.
Did “Diamond Jim” Have
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It is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
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(Corner 145th Street)
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Subway Service and Surface
Cars at Door
Rates Reasonable
Ed. H. Wilson, Prop.
Tel AU 3-7920_
sun glasses alt night. Maybe the
moon gets in their eyes.
THE FRANKLIN ST. CHIC
Elva Avant keeps an eye on her
heart Fred F. he dassan’t get one
block out of her sight these days.
Hold him Elva—may your reward
be great.
ALL EXCITED
Spencer Jacobs was on the look
out for a certain chic, who has
been admiring him for sometime.
Spencer related and I quote, “If
she wamts to be with me, tell her
to get in touch with me before
Sunday.”—unquote.
25 th ST.
WhaUa think about a feller by
the name of master James Hall
who actually wen£ over to his
hearts house and took her 2 qts
of ice cream? Now if you don’t
believe us ask Margaret McClarty
better known as Red.... for it
was she.
ART DAVIS AND HIS CREW
pulled quite a boner the other
night. The chic said that she was
fed up on his jive and that regard
less of what happened Mr. Russel
was the precious memory in her
life now.
ON THE AVENUE
We couldn’t help but see Philip
Love and Eloise Frampton pro
monading along side by side
nothing to it-what about it
Freda? You ought to know.
MIAMI ST. CHIC THE
SOLID LICK
They tell me a guy came to 0
maha from Lincoln, Nebraska
just to escort Marian Gray to the
dance. “Marian,” you must have
that thing called “charm”.
A RARE HAPPENING
A fine buffet luncheon was giv
en for those 2 couples Sunday af
ternoon at the home of Peter Lor
rie. Tell me it was on, and also
very rare, cause that meal was
doggone square. Then after
wards they took in a movie. What
ta life! Whatta life!
TRY TO FEATURE
Calhoun being serious for once
in lifetime. Loose eye was talk
ing about his use to be and he
said she was the one and only in
his life.
27th ST. CAT
“Pin head”, better known as
Clarince Morris is, going around
crooning, ‘‘Babe Won’t You Pleaz
Come Home to Your Daddy.” But
Violett Springs, who is visiting in
California has wrote him 3 inter
esting letters.. um •. Morris — •
must be romance.
MEMORY LANE
If your remembrance is good,
“Moon”, better known as Leroy
Wright was in happy wedlock to
Lillian White on August 25th.
This week he celebrated his 1st
anniversary and his birthday.
Wjatch it moon ole man and luck
be with you.
A SAD AFFAIR
E. W. should be singing “Every
thing happens to me.. ” for the
simple reason that her fiancee
made a getaway to another town
and hasn’t wrote to her the 1st
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letter; and that ain’t hay, cause
he says he ain’t gonna write her.
IT’S A BLUE WORLD
To Maxwell B. since Lutisha
Neely went on her trip to Calif.
Spike up Maxwell, we know how
love is; but you known, they can't
stay in one spot all the time.
SPECIAL MESSAGE
Delores Jackson has joined her
brother, Leroy, who is in Calif.,
“I’m knowing Delores will be the
lick.”
WIRT ST.. CHIC
Doris Pitman actually sits at
home and admires Kenneth Love’s
graduation photo. Good thing he’s
just going to the Omaha U. eh
Doris ?
WHATTA WORLD
Can you imagine M. J. and the
“C” sisters pacing breathlessly up
and down the avenue; after hav
ing paid their way to the show;
then at 11:00 Ithe studds came and
picked them up; took them home,
and wasn’t out one cent.
22ND ST.
Wonder what Johnice W. story
whs Sunday. She was seen riding
side by side in Dog Mack’s yel
low roadster. Where was Sonny?
1941 VIRGIN OF LOVE
This cat went to his love’s house
untidy la/te in the night and that
an’t all, he fell asleep in her pres
ence. You mean to tell a lady
that’s love?
But leave it to the GOTS to ease
your mind, about Saturday night.
The party on Wiflt Street was
really on....
ALL JUNE GRADE AND HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATES ARE IN
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Who is that little short cute girl
seen with Robert Payton >th(e oth
er night?
Question of today? Will Kellog
m NEWS SYNDICATE
~ Apn
Charles Moore, veteran Negro artist, is shown here in a comedy scene from the new Republic Picture,
“Desert Bandit," which stars the popular cowboy favorite, Don “Red" Barry. In addition to Moore and
Barry, the film includes such well-known cinema favorites as Lynn Merrick, a lovely blonde appearing
opposite the star, Dick Wessel, Tom Ewell, and Tom Chatterton.
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BUY
UNITED
STATES
SAVINGS
Ij/bonds
AND STAMPS
Love again ? What is Robert
Payton seeing Addie Hall so much
for lately?
Who was that girl sitting on
Kellogg's lap the other night?
Lawrence Watson w’as seen with
three or four chicks on 24th st.
P. S. To “lick” No. 1
“Unforseen circumiStances’' is
your line--so we have named you
Lick No. 1 (to be continued). PB.
Your Week to Week, Girls On
The Street.
The All
Seeing
EYES.”
RETURNS
We are glad to have our fine
and hep friend Miss Rozella Tho
mas, back to our city.
DANCE...
Be in the watch for the Sub
Debutantes dance soon.
TO SIX LICKS AND A DRAG
Last week in “Six Licks and A
Drag” an untrue statement was,
made concerning the Cyclops. I
will quote what this columnist
wrote—“They said last but not
forgoten. Lost but nit found, saw
but not seen her majesty, the
Grand Duchess, Cyclops was seen
strolling thriugh lovers lane with
a number of lowly characters. Be
cause it is a practice of ours not
to reveal names for a personal
reason, mainly liable suits. We'
will not reveal our lucky boys but
in order to be a true columnist a
pure-soul of the type and honest
to goodness Copywrite, we hardly
thinking it is fiting and proper to
be seen in a dryable position.”
The above statement which I
have just quoted evidently was
supposed to be a lick to me. I
question the above quotation very
much. First I wisa to thank the
columnist for the new title that
has been bestowed upon me, I
would like to ask this columnist
when I was seen in lover’s lane?
However I have rn ver been seen
with lowly characters. I confine
myself to the best Class of peo
ple. And tto this fact I have nev
er been in a dragable position.—
And since you claim to be a true
columnist and a pure soul of type
and honest to goodness copywrite
I think it would be fitting and
proper for you who claim to be
honest, to print Ithe truth. I hope
you learn in writing your column
to print the best things about peo
ple. Do not try to drag other col
umnists. It will make you ap
pear ridiculous in (the site of the
public
FASHION PARADE
Miss Rozella Thomas who is ^
strictly on the draped side. Wore
a lovely new dark blue coat dress
with stripes of many colors on the
cillar and pockets. She carried a
dark blue purse and white gloves
and she wore a white hat and dark
shoes.
Miss Delores Williams was seen
wearing a complete blue outfit.
GLAMOUR GIRL OF WEEK
Ruth Blanton.
I am so sorry that I didn’t have
YOU CAN BE
ATTRACTIVE
This week we are going to dis
cuss yiur skin. Your skin is your
autobiography. It is the tell-tale
of your physical and emotional
staminja. It is exceedingly res
pinsive to initemal changes, func
tioning somewhat like the kidney*
and throws off 70 percent of the
body's waste. Your skin depends
largely for its beauty on internal
regularity, but it must be kept ex
ternally clean, softened and pro
tected. Keeping externally skin
clean is the most impirtant of the
three rules- Soap and water can
do a good cleansing job, but it
cannot remove very well your lip
stick, rouge and eye shadow. A
cleansing cream is absolutely es
sential. The ideal arrangie-meut,
is to use soap only once a day and
preced it with a cleansing cream.
People with oily skin should use
the liquidfying type of cream.
Those who have dry skin should
use the heavier type of cream.
a longer column for this week but
six licks and a drag: gave me a
new name. I believe they called
me the “Grand Duchess”. This
was suppsed to be a lick, but it
was quite a surprise. I was so
elated and amaped. I was sur
prised to write much this week.
I’ll be watching you til’ next
week.—“The Cyclops” or shall
I say “The Grand Duchess”
GROSS
JEWELRY
AND
LOAN COMPANY
formerly at 24th and
Erskine St.
New location 514 N. 16th
St.
Phone Jackson 4635
Birthplace of Japan
According to the oldest historical chronicle, the Nihon Shoki, the
earthly history of Japan began near the picturesque place shown above.
It was known in ancient times as the Land of Hyuga, on the Pacific
shores of the present Miyazaki Prefecture. H.I.M. Jimmu Tenno,
Japan’s First Emperor, started from this point to unify all Japan.
Shinto priests are shown on the stone steps leading to Udo Shrine,
sacred to the memory of the first Emperor.
Superfaltted soaps are best for any
kind of a skin. You should use
an emollient. Something a cream
or a lotion which will return to
your skin the oil which steam
heat, cosmetics and modern diet
remove. Remember your body
chemistry changes, and the same
cream you used last year probably
won’t be the kind you should use
this year. Please wash and
cleanse your face before you
bathe; the hath essence that
steams so deliciously from your
tub was not intended for your face
and may I add neither was the
bath soap. You should have a
face soap an da nice bath soap un
less you have a gentle bath soap
then it may be used for your face.
Next important thing is skin pro
tection. Too many women consid
er protection as essential only for
the very old. Very young or those
sad-eyed hypochondriacs who as
sure you their skin is like tissue
paper. The simplest way to blast
this fallacy is to look at your skin
of your body, (the areas which are
protected such as your torso and
compare it with unprotected, ex
posed areas. The answer is ob
vious protected skpn flourishes.
If you have a young skin use a
cream lotion which forms a prot
ective film. If lines are beginn
ing to insinuate themselves, use a
heavier lotion or a thin foundation
cream. Do not use (powder sus
pended into lotions daily) Stimul
ation too is essential for the skin
the best method is exercise which
not only flushes your skin with
fresh blood, but induces sweat,
which brings the oils in sebaceius
glands Ito the surface and forces
out accumulated waste matter.
Massage if the back, neck and
scalp is marvelous for the face,
and also soothing to the nerves.
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