SOCIAL NOTES
WILLING WORKERS
The Willing Workers Club of
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church held
their regular meeting at the home
of Mrs. Elizabeth Voner 2537 Bin
ney St. Tuesday night March 3rd
with good attendance. The club
opened its meeting with the vice
President Mrs. Georgia DeCarnot
presiding. A wonderful meeting
was held. The following members
were on the sick list last meeting.
Brother Miles Speese, Brother C.
Stewart, Mrs. Louella Young and
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Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. Shelton is still
indisposed at her home 2520 Granti
St., with a sprained knee. Please
visit and pray for the sick. Re
freshments were served by the
| hostess Mr3. Voner. The club ad
joumed to meet Tuesday night,
March 17th at the home of Mrs.
Florence More 2210 North 26th
St. Rev. D. St Clair, Pastor,
Mrs. J. E Lindsay, President,
Mrs. W. L. White, Secy and
Reporter .
SPEAKING OF DISUNITY
Rev. A. C. Oglesby spoke brief
ly on the subject of Unity which
he says begins at home and went
deep into the subject to show the
audience what unity means.
Mr. George Thomas, ex-police
man spoke on the general condit
ion of our race which brought out
many facts in the interest of our
people.'"
March 15th 8 p. m. we will have
with us one of the outstanding
laymen of the city Rev. J. Allen
to Speak on “Charity”. The pub-1
lie is cordially invited. V. Bailey
is chairman. Charity Natonal De
fense Program, Interdenominat
ional of Peoples Mission Church,
1708-1710 North 26th Street.
Mrs. Beatrice Palmer of Detroit
Michigan, was the house guest of
, her sister Mrs. Gertrude Mayberry
| 2427 Erskine and of her nieve Mr3
j Blanche Wright 1413 North 24th
St. for the past two weeks. She
was highly entertained by her
many friends the Misses Lula
Green, Effle Moore, Emma Knightj
Evelyn Dyer. Open house was
held Saturday night by her sister
and Mrs. Gant. She received
many beautiful gifts.
SUB DEB CLUB
The Sub Deb Club will meet at
the home of Miss Helen Bradley
this afternoon at three o’clock. El
ection of Officers will be held.
Rozella Thomas, Pres, Bertha
Davis, Secretary and Reporter.
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ters Marion and Dorothy Lawson
of 2214 North 29th St.
PRINCESSES
The meeting was held at the
home of Marceleue Ragland, 2426
Ohio Street- We made final plans
for our St. Patrick Day Tea, which
will be held at 2418 Biney Street,
on Sunday, March 15. Tickets
may be purchased from any mem
ber of the club for fifteen cents, j
The meeting was adjourned at 5
p. m. and refreshments were serv
ed. Doris Pittman, Pres., Bever
ly Stams, Reporter.
i CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD
| 2316 North 25th Street
j Rev. S. K. Nichols, Pastor
Rose Oliver, Reporter
i Sunday school.9:30 a. m.
Morning worship.11:00 a m.
Jr. Choir Rehearsal ... .5:00 p. m.
Bible Band.6:00 p. m.
Evning Worship .7:30 p m.
Wednesday night prayer service
.7:30 p. m.
Sunday throughout the day was
very inspirational and full of spir
it. The pastor preached on the
subject Self Denile. The Subject
j for Sunday March 8th was Be
(Striving to enter in, night—There
is something in a name.
The Pastor always has healing
in each of hs servces. The Pas
tor’s anniversary started on Mar.
2nd and runs through the 15th.
Different churches and their choirs
are invited to come. Come one,
come all everyone’s welcome.
ODDS AND ENDS
The Easter Season has begun
and indications are that there
should be less jumpin among the
Cats and Chicks for the next few
days because of trying to save
money for the Easter Duds. Bronze
ville is coming on these days with
this fine bowling alley and Green
Lantern- We hope you Knights
of the round table and chicks will
let the torch of the Green Lantern
bum and not put the Green Lan
tern out with your bad conduct.
This column is for announce
ments and odd bits of news.
ROAD SHOW
The Colored cast for the road
show are rehearsing and planning
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TRACK STARS JOIN USO FIELD STAFF
Two famous Negro athletes recently joined the staff of the National
Catholic Community Service, member agency of the USO, to assist in
its program on behalf of the Negro service men. Ralph Metcalfe (left)
Olympic track star and holder of several world’s records is now director
of the USO club in Anniston, Ala. Calvin (Cal) Beckett, relay star, is
assistant director of the USO club in Rolla, Mo. The clubs are operated
by the National Catholic Community Service. Both men are graduates
of Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wis.
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for a big musical extravaganza to
be presented soon.
SWING
The Ink Spotteletts are coming
on with their arrangements of the
latest popular songs.
NEW ADDITION
The actors and actresses and all
the cast are very glad to welcome
the charming Miss Bertha Carter
as a member of the cast. Miss
Carter will be one of the Ink Spot
letts in the quartet.
WANTED
We would like to nave a gir\
who can really sing torch songs to
join this Theatrical group. Give
your name to one of the Ink Spot
letes so that you might; try out
before joining the show. We are
particular who joins the show, be
cause we want just those who can
get along together. We do not
want anyone who wants to argue,
or keep up a disturbance. So if
you think yo ucan sing well and
can get along with people, give
your name and address to one of
the cast.
ANNOUNCING
The Ink Spotlettes have several
engagements to fill so prepare
your song.
The Batone Twirlers of the Mil
itary Show Revue have just rec
eived an invitation for a special
twirling exhibition to be given
soon.
WANTED:
Girls who tap dance ballet dance I
acrobatic dance, sing or entertain
in any way to join the theatrical
group of entertainers.
A group of boys who play mus
ical instruments who would line
to unite themselves into a swing
band and play for the dancers and
twirlers of the Road Show. Give
you mames to one of the Ink Spot
letts.
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PURPOSE:
The purpose of the colored road
show is to help those who are tal
ented to use their talent and get
over joeing bashful. The whjtd
girls and boys have their swing
bands and entertainers. We are
as good as they are; therefore we
are going to develope our young
talented boys and girls into great
singers, dancers and musicians.
These people who are in this show
now will probably be actors and
actresses of the stage and screen
if they continue to progress as
they are doing.
That is all the Bronzeville
Theatrical Group news of this
'week. Theatrical Reporter.
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BETHEL AME. CHURCH
Rev. B. E. Jones, Pastor
The Progressive Men’s Club of
Bethel AME. Church met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Eddings,
with most °f the members pres
ent. Plans were made for their
part in the big financial drive end
ing the 5th Sunday of this month.
Under the able leadership of their
captain. Mrs. Eddings, they plan
to leave the women far in the
rear. All the men seemed very
PROTECT YOUR CHILD’S
RIGHTS!
Vote YES:
Keep
Schools
Open
Don’t let the greed of othe-s rob your child of his Amer
ican rights to an American education. It’s his heritage! It’s
the one thing you can leave nim for the future! His free edu
cation has been promised him. Vote to insure that education.
Vote YES March 17 for the 2-mill levy increase so that the
quality of his education may not be endangered.
WHY HAVEN’T THE SCHOOLS ENOUGH MONEY?
Because property value is now lower. ...and the present
levy can not raise as much as before.
COULDN’T THE SCHOOL BONDS BE REISSUED?
No....that would not be legal, and would be unfair to
bondholders. $ J HI H | t £
WHY'NOT GET THE MONEY FROM UNCOLLECTED
TAXES?
Not enough could be collected... .and schools would still
be in danger. . IJlJf!
KEEP SCHOOLS OPEN
It’s Your Privilege to VOTE X Yes March
17
CITIZENS SCHOOL CRISIS COMMITTEE
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I CARD OF THANKS fl
Mrs. Lovenia Jackson, wife of Mr. P. H. Jackson d:ed
Saturday morning, February 28 9 a. m. at the home of her Bf;
grandmother, Mrs. Ella Lovely Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Mrs. Jackson, formerly lived in Omaha at 2324 Paul B»
We wish to thank our many friends for their kindness B|
shown to our beloved one during her illness here in Omaha. Bs
Mrs. Ella Lovely, Grandmother II
Mr. P. H. Jackson, Husband, Ij.
confident of defating the women.
After the meting thy were served
a very elaborate luncheon by their j
hostess. Everyone had a very en
joyable evening. Their next meet
ing will be the 24th of this month
same time, same place- Mr. Char
les Mason, Secy, Hughie L. Em
brey, Reporter, Mrs. Eddings, Capt
LINCOLN
NEWS
by JOHN REED
648 South 20th St. Phone 5-7859 ,
Mrs. Doris Young is ill and she
is in the St. Elizabeth hospital.
A Plantation dinner was given
at Quinn Chapel Church last Fri
day, many attended and had a lov
ely time, with all the men and
women dressed in southern style.
Miss Margaret Williams President
The Urban League lost two gam
es the last week, making it about
8 games won and two lost.
The Wilson quartet appeared on
an amateur program at the Neb
raska Theatre last Friday winning
first prize of $5.00 in Defense
Stamps. The singers included
Nellie, Betty Hazel and Ralph Wil
son.
The installation of the Loyal
Workers Club was held Sunday
March 8, at Mt. Zion Baptist
Church. The Officers are Mr.
Vyola Miller, President, Mrs. Mar
ie Bonds, Vice President, Mrs. Myr
tie Perry, Secretary and Mrs. Ed
mond Craft, Treasurer. They
were installed by Rev. Masby. Vis
iting pastor of Omaha.
Quinn Chapel Church is invited
to be on the air and attend the
First Methodist Church March 22,
at 8:30.
The colored ministers entertain
ed their wives at the city YMCA.
last Monday. They reported a
grand time, with many thanks to
Mr. Tom Estes for the beautiful
flowers.
Union Services were held at the
Quinn Chapel Church last Sunday.
The eevning was spent in Group
singing, and music by the Junior
and Senior Choirs and the Jericho1
Jubileers. The sermon was de
livered by Rev. Riley Bell.
WAITERS’
COLUMN
(BY H. W. SMITH)
WE. 6458
The railroad boys are going
places and doing things in helping
on the Defense program. We
talked with Mr. Harry Schwein,
Mr. Linwood Hall, Mr. Luther
Johnson. Mr. Rodney Williams,
Mr. Felix Metoyer, Mr. Louis Art
ison and Mr. Philips who looks
like on e of the officials are all
very much out in front at all tim
es, so let’s all give them a good
hand.
The White Horse Inn with the
rapid fire crew, Mr. Branch, Mr
White, Mr. Dave Russ and Mr.
Jones are on the up and go at all
times. Mr. John Evans of the
Rome Hotel is tops on modern Ser
vice and taking good care of the
guests.
The Fontenelle boys have been
on the job at all times during the
very cold days during the winter
and as the spring weather is in
the making they will continue to
give good service at all times. We
noticed some of the officials of
the waiters union on 24th an Lake
St., Monday afternoon and Oh say
did they have a business look on
their faces from A to Z Oh yes!!!
We exchanged greetings with
the musician head waiter of the
Chamber of Commerce one after
noon last week in his high power
ed auto and he had the usual fel
lowship smile and the dining room
and kitchen crew are doing a fine
job.
The week of March first to the
seventh, will go down in history1
as all of our Negro newspapers
are out in front. The Omaha
Guide was in the front line and
now let us all be a very good spoke
in the wheel as we should all help
by taking one year’s subscription
Clair Chapel Methodist Church
will have a fine program on Sun
day March 15, which is Men’s Day
and we should all attend.
The Athletic Club head waiter
and quick stepping crew of wait
ers are on the job at all times and
always improving the service. Mr.
Hopkins, Mr. Davis, Mr. Fisher,
Mr. MacFarland, Mr. Wheatley,
Mr. Johnson, Mr. Phillips, Mr.
Craig and Mr. Millard Carr and
the two wide awake Captains Mr.
Sones and Mr. Buford are up to
the top.
The Omaha Club boys are giv
ing modern service at all times
and Mr. Blackwell and Mr. Earl
Jones, Mr. Solomon, Mr. Shobe,
Mr. Buford are always in the mak
ing to please the members and
their friends.
Are You a Union Waiter?
“THE WRITING ON THE
WALL”
by M. M. GOODLOW
The writing on the wall is
plain to read,
And the Allied nations should
all take heed,
World wide slaughter and
blood shed,
In the awful days which lie a
head,
And the Sacrifice of millions
of human lives ,
Could be shortened by years,
Not to mention the grief and
bitter tears,
The solution isn’t in guns and
ammunition,
But world wide freedom
Give the darker races something
to fight for—
Something to live for—
And something to look forward
too—
When the war is through.
We read the writing on the wail
When we heard India’s call—
Each word was written plainly
In China’s plea for Indi s’ lib
erty.
And India’s reply to Great
Britain,
Nothing less than complete
freedom,
Would move her millions to
action,
She would rather take her risk
And have her problems solved
by conflict—
In plain words they want free
dom while they live,
The same freedom they are r.ow
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The writing On the wall is
plain to read,
And the Allied nations should
all take heed,
For the color bar may also be
The bar to victory,
And the open door to slavery
The world well knows that A
merican Negroes,
Are not asleep but wide awake.
Fighting a world of prejudice
and hate,
Upon two fronts at once,
We are willing our all to stake.
And the supreme sacrifice to
make.
For we are confident that in
the final end,
Freedom will be granted to all
men—^
And we too shall have equal
rights,
Beneath the Stars and Stripes.
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