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THE OMAHA GUIDE Omaha, Nebraska— =— - ■■ _ _ V I 0 ONE YEAR OF ACCIDENT FREE DRIVING RECENT RECORD MADE Yellow Cab drivers wi/th out standing safe driving records were honored at a luncheon at Hotel Rome. Wednesday. Approximate ly half of the 137 drivers with more than one year of accident-free driving received awards, and the others will attend a similar lunch eon Thursday. The honored drvers have oper ated Yellow Cabs in Omaha over 5,284.000 miles without an acci dent, and have driven mode than <1.300,000 miles in the past year alone. Top man in the group is Tony Leonardo, who has operated a Yellow Cab for ten years with only one accident. He received a nine year award after dolling Up 231, 863 miles without a mishap. Others who have driven more than 100.000 miles without accident are Frank Alberts and George Brisby. In addition to Leonaddo’s nine year award, there was one award for seven years, one for six years, one for five years, three for four years, sixteen for three years, twenty-six for two years and eigh ty-seven for one year. Richard W. Jepsen, commission er of police, presented the awards today, and assistant chief of po {- m i » j j i • i ( * BOTTLED LOCALLY BY:— PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. OF OMAHA * We Offer for Your Approval A Complete Curtain Service and Another thing,— Have Your Dry Cleaning Done Now! —Cash and Carry Discounts— EDHOLM&SHERMAN 2401 North 24th Street WE. 6055 SMART WOMEN me GOLDEN-GLO BEAUTY PREPARA- | TIONS. They lilt* the smooth texture and excellent quality, plus extraordinary value la these fin* cosmetics. THE PATH TO LOVELINESS A big Beauty Box weighing over twa pounds now only $1.00 mailed direct to you with no additional charges. ALL FUU SIZE—$3.00 VALUE Ref. 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Mfi It ku llrMl Pwm to bring Lack la Lam—Oa»aa Ban la Mg! Makn atahaa main Iran." ★ lice Robert Munch will make the presentation Thursday noon. Irv' ing R. Zerzan. National Safety Council official, presided. Mrs. Robert Cooper returns from Little Rock. Arkansas, where she went to be at the bed side of her sister. Mr. Herbert Waelton of 957 No. 25th St., received the sad news of the passing of his mother in St Louis, Mo. Mr. Othello Roundtree is home after a few days in the hospital. YOUNG MEN EMPLOYMENT Omaha. Nebraska. 2105 Ohio St., August 31, 1941. The Club met on Augcst 27, with the President in charge. The members discussed plans for the opening of a Ice and Coal business located at 26th and Burdette to the Public. The young men are putting their forces together in order to build a business that we can have something to look for ward too in the future. We are hoping to employ some unfortu nate person. We like to express our appreciation to the followng names who have been so knd in contributing to this organizaton that we mght be able to do some ing for our people. Falhtaff Brew ing Corporation. State Coal Yard and 20th Nickolas and other per sonal donations. We are asking if there is anyone who wish to do nate something? We need a roll of roofing and othed material to complete our building located at 2Gib and Burdette. For informa tion call JA 1978. Welton Hogan, President. John Hamilton. Sec. Better Prepare For "Seconds”! — By Frances Lee Barton IT is not necessary to labor long, or spend excessively to furnish a dessert dish with a five-point appeal — sight, ; WUUIV/lly LUO IVf U* gestibility and nourishment. You have [ whipped cream, ) gelatin and hot water available. A few sticks of p e ppermint candy may be secured easily. With these four in gredients and very little effort — you can prepare one of the most delightful little “surprise” desserts imaginable. But you had better make plenty, for the demands for “seconds” will be numerous. Peppermint Lime Mousse 1 package lime-flavored gelatin; ly3 cups hot water; 2 cups cream, whipped; % cup crushed pepper mint stick candy. Dissolve gelatin in hot water. Chill until cold and syrupy. Fold in whipped cream and candy. Turn into freezing tray of automatic refrigerator and let stand 3 to 4 hours, or until frozen. Serve in chilled sherbet glasses. Makes 1 quart. [JOHNSON DRUG CO. NEW LOCATION | 2306 North 24<h IYY e. 0998 Free Deliverv ■ouiuMRiradifflaBsaiiiiiiiRiiiiiJiiiiiUfeiiiiUiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiFiiiiiiiiiniiiii I THOMAS f 1 FUNERAL I | HOME [ 2022 Lake St. WE. 2022* |IITIII|Vni|l|l||||l|llM'lllllllllllllllll|l>||[il||||[|||||[|||||!ii|[|[t|||||]||||ijij|||||i|[|||||[|[|])])|||g ’ The second industdial committee will handle transportation, whole sale houses, manufacturers and the livestock industry. R. L. Buchan an, district manager of the Safe way stores in Omaha, will head this committee. Two women head the residential division which handles home, school and dub contributione. They are Mss Belle Ryan, assistant superin tendent of Omaha schiols, and Mds. Frank Conlin. Ben H. Cowdery, secretary-treas urer of ithe World Publishing Co. was named head of the business group. This division handles so licitation of all business firms and offices in the downtown area which have less than 10 employes. The two other division heads will not handle any active solicitation but will wodk to boost other com mittees. One of them is the speak er’s bureau which will be headed, for the second year, by the Rev. T. Raymond Allston, field represen tative of the Presbyterian church. The speaker’s bureau will be avail able for talks befode clubs, churches and employes groups and !vill have about 100 speakers. The other committee is the pub licity group headed by Walter Pfeiffer of Bozell and Jacobs, Inc., advertising agency. Pfeiffer takes over direction of publicity fdom William G. Murphy of the Union Pacific under whom he worked as associate chairman last year. Mr. Warren Philips, son of Mrs. Viva Philips, of 2874 Corby, left Saturday night, Sept. 6, 1941, to begin his Freshman year at Lin coln University, in Jefferson City, Mo. Mr. Philips is very active in sports and a graduate of Central High School. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts of Des Moines, Iowa, visited Mr. and Mrs. C. Blackburn, Sunday. Mrs. Marie Roberts is Branch Executive of the Blue Triangle Y W C A of Des Moines, Iowa. Miss Mariatta Hill of Lincoln, Nebraska, is here visiting her aunt, Mrs. Scarborough on 25th and Corby. CHURCH NEWS First Mission or the God-Sent Light, Prophet Hess, Officiator. We wish to announce that our services were opened in our fu ture home, 2010 North 23rd St., Sunday night, Sept. 7. News is spreading of the wonderful work Prophet Hess is doing in our city. Every service something new un folded of the Gospel. Many are beng healed and helped. AH Na tions wecome. Come hear the man of God services Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, 8 p. m. Private reading daiy, 2012 North 23rd St. PRIM PETTICOAT TRIM The necessary touch for youthful freshness — it's the petticoat trim. Delicate and lacy — makes a drab . dress look bright and new. I —__! You don’t have to pay *5?? and up for a lifetime serv- I ice Fountain Pen and we prove it with this amazing offer I TWO GENUINE S'*!2® ! HAMILTON FOUNTAIN PENS | | Guaranteed for Life Service The new streamlined model of the famous Hamilton Fountain Pen has ten of the most sought-after once-patented features of the very high priced pens—push button automatic filling— . visible ink gauge—velvet-smooth two-way pen point that writes either fine or bold as you choose, and is guaranteed forever against corrosion from acids in ink. 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U -*---— - ■■■' '■SSUJLi.uJ i Mr. Harvey Lewis, the Binney Street Grocer is on the sick list We hope for him a speedy recov ery. Rev. Eddie Robinson was arrest ed about 7 p- m. September 9 and held on suspicion of rape of a young woman of the community. Bonds of two hundred dollars was set for his appearance September 5 to plead to the charge of rape. WJENER ROAST Several young people went to Carter Lake Labor Day for a, wienQr roast. Those were: Charles More, Doris Wilbarn, Juanita 01i-< phant, Woodran Morgan, Lonnie Thomas, Lincoln, Nebraska, Jane Owen from Cleveland, Ohio, Eva Mae Stewart, Foster Giodlett, Al bert Johnson, Ora Lee Britt, Ju anita Alexander of Seattle, Wash., Bernice Grice, Olive WJillis, Jean Terrell, William Fopp, Charles Mason, James Hill, Huston Hill, all of Kansas City. Miss Alexander was en route to St. Louis to enter the Nursing School there. Mrs. Geraldine Craig, 2615 No. 24th St., had as a house guest Mr. Abdul Robim Surker, an East In dia merchant. Mr. Surker visited through the Omaha Guide and found it very satisfactory. Mr. Surker is plan ning on establishing an agency in Omaha selling fur coats, imported rugs and tapestry and silks from China, jewelry and novelties on credit and cash. Miss Helen Lewis of 1204 North 24th St., is in the local hospital and would be very glad if her friends would visit her. She is very sick. Her brother, Melvin Lewis, is in camp. A lovely reception, was given at the Northside branch of the YW CA in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lovejoy Crawford, who just re cently married Mrs. Crawford is tthe. former Julia Wililams and is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wil liams Rev. C. L. Carhee of Little Rock, Ark., stopped over for a visit from Chicago, 111., where he visited his mother. Mrs. Millaree Collins, 2414 Cald well St., has left Monday the 22nd, to attend the convention in Cleve land, Ohio. Mrs. Collins will visit in Pittsburgh also before her re thrn home. 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Some of the most prominent railroad men that were instrumental in bringing about this fine chance, whose honesty, clean minds and sober judgments will always loom in mind are Mr. Solon Bell, Mr. Ruben Moore, Mr. Artus H- Reed, and the late Mr. Scott. These clean cut young men proved ercellent in their various jobs with the Union Pacific Rail road. One young man has contributed his appreciation by establishing in the Omaha Community the Rail road Men’s Benevolent Club, locat ed at 2211 Ohio Street. His thought in establishing this club is to have social functons and staggs each month. After the ex penses have been paid, the pro ceeds from the socials could be set aside in a fund to help members in time of need and to promote ath letic teams and worthwhile neces sary recreational facilities. Such as a swimming pool. The success of this venture de pends upon the cooperation of the members and their friends. At present there is one hun dred members in the club. 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