THE OMAHA GUIDE
Omaha, Nebraska—
Mrs. Irene Johnson from Minn
eapolis, St. Paul is here in the city
visiting with her cousins, Mr.
Merrell Red, cousin of Mrs. John
son is sick in the Douglas County
hospital. Mrs. Johpson came to
Omaha by car with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry W. Black of 2923 North,
25th St. August 10th and will be
leaving August 27, 1941. Mrs.
Johnson said sRe had a lovely vis
it with her friends. Mrs. John
son has lived in Omaha for* 16
years. Her address is 6613 Rail
road Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Black
of 2923 Nort 25th St., motored to
Minnesota on a fishjing trip. After
bringing Mrs. Irene Johnson to 0
maha, Mr. Henry W. Black return
ed to Minnesota on his fishing
trip.
Patton hotel, 1014 South 11th
street, had the following guest to
register and stop with them dur
ing the United Spanish War Vet
eran’s Convention.
Gussie Kirtley, of Indianapolis;
Mr. and Mrs. Powell of Indiana
polis; Mrs. Pauline Barnett of In
dianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. F. Bo
hannon of Indianapolis; Mr. and
Mrs. G. Uley of Indianapolis, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Hale of Indianapolis,
Indiana; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Wortley of Los Angeles. Calif.;
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if.; Mr. and Mrs. K. Brown, of Chi
cago, 111., Mr. and Mrs. J. Jackson
of Chicago, Illinois.
Mrs. N. Patton, is proprietress
of the Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cook of
2309 Seward Plaza were the proud
host of their cousins Mr. and Mrs.
George Ross of Lansing ,Mich\
cf whom they had not seen for 27
years. Mr. Ross who’s employed
in the Olds Motor Works engin
eering laboratories. Mr. Ross is a
member of Capitol Lodge No. 8,
AF&M pennisular consistory No.
44.
Mrs. Ross is employed in the
state building of her city and is
Post Matron of Queen Esther chap
ter and present treasurer illustri
ous commandress of Elkhorn
court. Mr. and Mrs. Ross were
accompanied by their sister, Mrs.
Robert Miller of Atchinson, Kan
sas, w'ho formerly lived here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stevenson
of Chickashaw, Okla, have return
ed to their home after spending a
pleasant .week visiting theid sister
and brother in law Mr. and Mrs
Russell Cook, 2309 Seward Plaza.
Mrs. Bertyle Payton arrived in
Omaha, August 18, to visit her
mother in law Mrs. Cladence Pay
ton of 3117 Burdette St. Mrs.
Payton is from Casper, Wyoming
After a weeks stay in Omaha Mrs
Payton will go on to Sioux City,
owa and from there to Casper,
Wyoming.
Clinton Simmons of Boys Town
will leave for the Robinson Fly
ing school, August 27, 1941 to be
come an aviator.
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SCHOOL GRADUATES ARE IN
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Miss Mary Louise Dixon of
Pensacola, Fla., is here visiting
her two aunts Mrs. Wm. Huggins
of 1421 North 23rd St. and Mrs.
Erma Coleman.
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LUNCHEON
Miss Bertha Davis served a
luncheon in honor of visitors from
other cities, the hinired guests
were Miss Ruth Blanton from St
Louis, Missouri. The liher guests
were Miss Gwendolyn Davis, Miss
Le'r.a Edwards. Miss Rozeila
Thomas, Miss C!i"ic? Washington,
Miss Bertha Davis entertained her
guests with musical selections.
Then lunch was served. Mrs. Luc
inda Davis the mother of Bertha,
Davis, sponsored the luncheon,
Mrs. Mable Blantin assisted Mrs.
Davis in serving. Miss Gwendolyn
Davis also assisted Bertha Davis.
A PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Blanton
gave a very fine party for their
neice, Miss Ruth Blanton. Those
present were Miss Bertha Davis,
Miss Kathryn Taylor, Miss Maggie
Jihnson, Miss Nina Feagin, Miss
Bettie Davs, the Wrghlt sisters,
Mrs. Juanita Moire, Miss Letta
mal Double, Miss Jane Owens,
from Cleveland, Ohii. A few of
the gentlemen present were Dr.
Pitman, Mr. Julian McPherson,
Mr. Charles Davis, Mr. Voyal
Watson.
Mrs. C. Cane of Chicago, 111. is
here visiting her relatives and
friends her brothers, Mr. W. H.
Booker 2622 Grant St., Mr. Dave
Booker 3006 Ohio st. Other relativ
es are Mrs. J. Crouch 2524 Wirt
St., Mrs. Edna Booker and Miss
Erma Booker 2524 Wrrjt St. and
many friends.
Miss Mardis Booker of Jackson
Mich., sister of Mrs. C. Cane of
Chicago is here visiting also. The
two sisters are having a lovely
time On their stay here.
Mr. Edward Brown of Irontown
Mo., is here visiting his son Ray
mond Brown and his sister in law
Mrs. Crouch 2524 Wirt St.
CHICAGOANS VISITS
FRIENDS
Mrs. C. M. Anders of 2847 Wirt
street rad guest from Chicago,
all day Monday August 18th. They
were enroute to Kansas City. They
reported having a grand time.
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FAREWELL PARTY FOR
NIECE
Mr. and Mrs. Blanton of 2807
Wirt Street, entertained their
niece, of St. Louis, Mo., Saturday
night August 23rd with a farewell
party. There were about twenty
five guests present. A lovely ev
ening was spent dancing after
which refreshments were served
Mrs. Blanton’s niece will leave Fri
day August 31 to atend Stowe’s
Teachers College.
GUEST FROM CLEVELAND
Miss Jane Owens of Cleveland,
Ohio is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ru
fus Long of 2638 Binney St.
Mrs. John Anderson of 2522
Wirt Street lost control of her car
on 27|th and Grant street and her
car crashed into the sunroom of
Mrs. 'Givens home which loosened
it from its foundation. Mrs. An
derson’s car Was slightly damag
ed.
WEDDING SHOWER
Mr. and Mrs. Loma Smith gave
a wedding shower August 23rd in
honor of Mrs. R Bath. Many ac
quaintances and relatives were pre
sent and tthere were loads of ex
quisite gifts.
Mrs. Gladys Alexander and Mr.
Leon Wallace are in Oklahoma vis
iting their aun<t and sister. Mrs.
Gladys is the former Gladys
Brown.
Mrs. Hutchings of 1421 North
23rd next Week will entertain her
neice from Pensacola, Florida.
Mr. Lucious McClenton of 6509
South 30th left for a vacation in
Louisiana. Enroute he will stop
at Houston, Texas. Lucious is tha
brother of Mr. Jesse McClenton.
Miss Florence Murrell is spend
ing the last part of the summer at
Lake Okoboji.
Mrs. Hanger and Miss Florence
James motored to Louisville to
visit May Philips. There, they
joined May in camp life.
Mr. Joseph Lamberth and Mr.
Calvin Frazier, former Omahan,
left for California. They are now
in Victorville, California.
Miss Lutisha Neely, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Neeley is visiting
relatives in Los Angeles, Calif.
Mrs. Sonoval Johnson and little
J. C. Jr., are visiiting her aunt in
Kansas City, They have been vis
iting for two weeks and will re
turn soon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Drennan
returned August 20th after mot
oring through California and some
of the Southern States.
Mr. Hesicia Nichilson and son
of Detroit, Michigan were here
this week visiting Mr. Bradshaw.
Mr. Nicholson is the future fath
er in law of Miss Helen Bradshaw.
SMITHS TAKE TRIP TO
KANSAS CITY
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith of
2715 North 28th avenue, left Sat.
August 23rd for Kansas City to
visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs.
Smith are parents of Miss Doro
thy and Mr. Lawrence Smith.
VACATION TRIP ENDED
After a trip to Kansas City,
Miss Rozella Thomas returned
home. She reports having a
swell time.
Mrs. Belzira Collins entertained
at breakfast Thursday morning,
honoring Mrs. Asilee Plalms of
Dallas. Texas. Other out of town
guests were Mrs. Revart Avant
Banks and daughter, Dorothy of
Ennis, Texas.
Bidding the party goodbye was
Miss Eloise Jones of Dallas, who
left for school which will start
next week. She will be there un
til Xmas. Mrs.# Irene Johnson
was guest from Minneapolis.
Mrs. Dorothy BeU of 2514 Bin
ney and Mrs. Edith Johnson of
2603 Seward Plaza, have just re
turned to the city after having
spent two weeks in Minneopolis,
St. Paul, and Duluth, Minn. They
also report a lovely trip to Wiscon
sin spending a day fishing.
Mrs. Johnson is employed at the
Nebraska Power Co.
M^s Lawrence Noble of Det
roit Mich, is the house guest of
her Aunt Mrs J.D. Crawford
Mrs. Noble is accompanied by
Delores and Richard.
Mrs. Robert Cooper of 927 No.
25th st. was called to Little Rock
Arkansas on account of the ser*i
ious illness of his sister.
WINNEBEGO JUVENILE 227
GIVE DANCE ,
Winnebego Juvenile 227, Cher
okee Temple gave a dance this
Thursday night, August 28, 1941,
at 2420 Elks Hall. This dance
was sponsored by the Senior spon
sor, Mrs. W. M. Battles and her
daughter, Miss Willa Mae Battl
es, Juvenile Daughter Ruler.
FAREWELL PARTY FOR
NEICE
Mr. and Mrs. Carnett Lafalll of
2508 Binney St., is giving a form
al farewell party Thursday Aug
ust 281th on honor of their neice,
Miss Myra Lee LafaU. Miss Myra
Lee arrived in Omaha July 6th
from Dallas, Texas. She is a sen
iir at Lincoln High school and
was selected as Miss American,
last fall. Next fall Myra plans to
enter Wiley college in Marshall,
Texas. She is leaving Sunday,
August 31st and she wants to
thank her many friends for show
ing her such a nice time while in
Omaha, Nebraska.
Mrs. Lucille Hamilton of 2622
Erskine Street left Monday Aug.
25th for Sioux city Iowa in a short
business trip. Mrs. Hamilton will
return ti Omaha in a few wteeks*
HONORED
Mr. John Frances Taylor was
promtied August 14th as Corporal
at the Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo.
Mr .Quency Taylor is the son of
Mrs. Gussie Taylor.
TEXAS VISITORS AT
ELLISON HOME
Mr. and Mrs. R. Reynolds of
2717 Lake Street had visitors from
Marshall, Texas last week. They
were highly entertained by the
Reynolds, Mrs. P. Ellison and
many friends.
VAUGHN’S HAVE GUEST
Mrs. Lawrence Dysort and dau
ghter from Atchinson, Kansas is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn of
2612 Wirt Street.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wagner of
2521 Caldwell Street are procd
j parents of a baby boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howard are
the proud parents of a sin. Mrs.
Howard is the firmer Alice Green.
Mr. and David Key of 1424 No.
26th Street are parents of a girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Seay are
proud parents of a 9 lb. baby girl.
The funeral services of Mrs.
Virginia Wynn, who died August
21st at six A. M. were held Mon
day August 25th at Pilgrim Bap
tist Church.
The funeral services of Mr. OHn
Speese was Monday August 25.
NOTICE
The Annual Convocation of the
Church of God in Christ at 26th
and Erskine St. opened Monday,
August 25th and will last until
September 4th. Many out of town
delegates will arrive this wfeek for
the meeting.
Miss Juanita Uning from Chi
cago, 111., paid a Itwo day visit to
her relatives in Omaha. Her
aunt Mrs. L. Owens 2403 Ohio St.
She i3 enroute to DesMoines, la ,
to visit her aunt and uncle.
WILLING WORKERS CLUB
The Willing Workers Club of
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church held
its regular meeting on Tuesday
night at the home of Mrs. Flor
ence Moore 2210 North 26th St.
With a large attendance.
The Willing Workers club and
all other auxiliaries of the church
sponsored a 2 day lawn social last
week which was very successful.
The church will sponsor a Bir
thday Breakfast on Sunday morn
ing Sept. 7th, 1941 at the church.
A very inspiring sermon was
delivered by the visiting pastor,
Rev. L. A. Story of Cleaves Tem
ple on Sunday August 24th. The
Pastor Rev. F. P. Jones preached
a Soul stirring sermon on last
Sunday.
The church seemed to enjoy hav
ing a visiting pastor, which prob
able we need ever so often.
Mrs- J. E. Lindsay, vice pres.,
Mrs. M. L. White, secy and repor
ter.
TOWNSEND CLUB
The Townsend Club gave a
grand old fashioned dinner, Sun
day at Carters lake. Tables 3
half block long were set and fill
ed and refilled with the best of
foods of aU kinds.
Hundreds of People were fed at
the Welcome table there was so
much food after hundreds were
served.
Many boxes and baskets were
left. After dinner ^ou were en
tertained with grand addresses by
the President of the Townsend
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Lovel music and singing it sure
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being entertained by the Town
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ST. John’s A. M. E. Church
“The Friendly Church”
Rev. T. A. Sears, Pasitor
A step forward toward a closer
fellowship amont the ministers and
better .Christian relationship a
mong the membership of the sev
eral parishes in Omaha was taken
las/t Sunday in the exchange of
pulpits by the ministers.
St. John’s was fortunate inhav
ing for our guest pastor, the Rev.
C. Hickerson, pastor of Bethel
Baptist Church, South Omaha. A
very nice audience was on hand to
greet him and went home well
pleased with the splendid semton,
which he delivered.
Our pastor filled (the pulpit at
Bethel church and was on head
for the choirs all request program
at the evening services. He and
Mrs. Sears looked rested and re
polished after their vacation im
Minnesota.
Our Sunday, beginning at 9:30
A.M. was will attended. The
parents and adult friends are ex
tended a special invitationt o at
tend each fourth unday, but are
welcome every Sunday.
The fourth quarterly Confer
ence will be held Tuseday night
September 2, and the quarterly
meeting Sunday August 31. Our
annual conference in just around
the corner, October 15, coming.
The many visitors who came to
^t. Johi^s can know that they
are welcome and are invited back
again Everyone is always wel-1
dfme, where friencfc aneett ffri
ends.
M. E. Webb
| CHURCH OF GOD
'202 Noilth 24th St.
Elder S. S. Spaght, Pastor
Alice Britt, Reporter.
Sunday school .9:30 a. m
Morning worship ........ 11 a. m.
YPM.6 o’clock
Evening worship.8 p. m
1ST MISSION OF THE GOD
SENT LIGHT
Prophet Hess Offidator
We wish to call to your atten
tion that “The Prophet Hess God
Sent Light and Divine Healer, is
still in our midst and doing a won
derful work for the Lord. No bet
ter proof, God has senlt him. The
blind has began to see. Blind
Jake Miller White, blind 15 years '
after 9 days is beginning to get
natural views of things that once
was blank to him.
Prophet Hess was August 24th
speaker at First Church of Deliv
erance Spiritual Church, Rev.
Thomas pastor. His text, I have
got the. devil running- St. Luke
4th chapter.
Monday P. M. He will also be
the speaker to address women.
Prophet Hess has been speaker in
a number of churches and missions
of the white race on his short stay
in our city. Stronger and better
each time in The Lord God- Hear
him Tuesday— Bible Class Thurs
day message and healing 8:30 p.
m. in the church mission of Mad
am Roxy Morris 2624 Caldwell St.
Private services in his home daily
2316 North 28th Ave. For appoint
ment call Jackson 2410. You
must see him by appointment—no
information given over phone.
CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD
CWFF.
Rev. S. K. Nichols. Pastor
Ann Oliver, Reporter
Sunday School .9:30 a. m.
Morning Service .11 o’clock
Evening Service . 8 o’clock
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Bible Band .6 o’clock |
Wednesday night Prayer Meeting
.8 o’clock
Friday night Women’s Work night
. 8 o’clock
We had a lovely service through
out Sunday. Our pastor preached
a soul stirring sermon Sunday
(morning- Everyone enjoyed it
very much.
Our little Evang. L. T. Fulce
dosed her revival Sunday night.
She really did preach from her
heart. She preachd at Bethel A.
ME. two nights Tuesday and Fri
day.
Our pastors text for Sunday
morning August 31st wil lbe “—
And his mother said unto them,
Servants whatever he say unto
you do it.”
Sunday nights’ text: “If ye con
tinue in my word then are you
my disciples indeed.”
“And ye shall know the truth
and the truth shall make you
free”. Everyone is invited to
come out and hear him.
Our pastor preached ait Morning
Star Baptist Church Sunday at 3
p. m. His subj'ect was “The Pow
er of Prayer.”
We are inviting everyone to be
with us Sunday at 3 p. m. Rev
Robinson the acting pastor of the
Morning Star Baptist Church will
be the speaker of the evening.
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Singers at Mr. Olivet Baptist
Church.
They had an enjoyable time at
the home of Mr. Kitchen.
Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Lillian Jones Huston for
merly of Houston. Texas, now liv
ing in Detroit, was honored at a
birthday dinner party at the home
of Mrs. Jennie (Battles) Lewis,
formerly of Houston Texas now
living in Omaha, Nebraska.
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Mrs. Houston was also honored
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The guest were Bishop J.W.
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Evangalist I C. Fulce of Chicago
111, Rev. F. it. Nichols,, pastor of
Zion Baptist Church of Omfaha,
Nebf. Mrs., Ethel, Jonefc, music
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Conbs, Omaha Nebr. Mrs Ada
Jones, of Detroit Mich. Mrs Mamie
Warrick, of Detroit Mich. Miss
Estelle wisson and Mis$ Claudia
Green, of Detroit Mich.
The party also enjoyed lovely
evening aot the beautiful home of
Mrs. Malson Aufctin of Council
Bluff Iowa.
We wish to express our appre
ciation for the hospitality shown
to our friends.
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Mr Gleed has been Whole sale
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Lawrence, Kansas for a number of
years.
Mr. andMrs. Hulbert J. Gleed
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