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IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE— IT PAYS TO SHOP For whatever you have to sell, 01 for whatever you want to buy— IN THESE COLUMNS | RELIABLE INFORMATION ] HOW TO GET A JOB 25c Postpaid DR. A. MCDONALD P.O. Box 130 Alexandria. La. RYAN A SON NURSERY STOCK AND SEED 1509 CAPITOL AVE. HA. 4940 COMPLETE LINE OF SHRUBS, j TREES AND ROSES. — Strictly modern rooms, near car- ! line 2422 Erskine It APT FOR RENT WE. 0360. FOR RENT 3 Room Apt., furnished, private bath, $5.00, 2430 Blondo JA. 0986. 5 Room Apt., all modern, neatly furnished $20 a month, telephone furnished 2706 Maple St. Tel. WE. 6402. 2 Room Apt for Rent, at 2115 No. 30th Street, JA. 0968. Utilities paid by ownei . FURNITURE FOR SALE 2721 Hamilton St, Phone WE 2306. LAUNDRIES & CLEANERS EDHOLM& SHERMAN ! 8401 North 24th WE. 6056 __i EMERSON LAUNDRY «324 North 24th St. WE. 10J» want to buy — Furniture of all kinds—dressers, aeds, end tables, chairs and chest of drawers or complete home— apartment furnishings- Kettles and dishes. 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The beautiful Orchid Room for dining; cocktail lounge and bar; the barely Mea samae for relaxation- Ideal atmos phere for rest, study, and comfort. tarda rooms rirA prfrars bath •2.00 Sape —*2.50 tart* ml W Without prtrata both •1.50 Stapi—«2J0 taM « m WALTX8 W. SCOTT. Manager HOTEL THERESA T» Ate. at 125>h St. Meet Yari Cttj ! i '' 1 — “IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL” MAYO’S BARBER SHOP Indies and Children's Work A Specialty 2422 LAKE ST. ALL WORK GUARANTEED "28 Years in Business” ECONOMY TAILOR Chas. M. Simmons, Prop. WE CUT, TRIM and MAKE SUITS TO ORDER Alterations for Ladies and Gents Cleaning and Repairing 1818 NORTH 24th St. Omaha, Nebraska TIME AND TIDE WAIT ON NO MAN—NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR SHOES RE BUILT. Quality Material & Guaranteed Quality Work FREE DELIVERY Call AT. 7060 The LAKE SHOE SERVICE J. L .TAYLOR, PROF. HELP US! HELP THE POOR CALL— THE VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA JAckson 2290 15th &. Chicago ANNOUNCEMENT OF PARTNERSHIP We do hereby declare, exercise, and announce the fact of our in tention to form and perform a par tnership using as our medium and business the TOP HATTER CAFE located at— 2414 NORTH 24th Street Omaha, Nebraska. This is in compliance with the Nebraska State law. William L. Davis. Mr. Delmar Burris, Co-Mgr. Dewey Matthews, Co-Mgr. Albert Johnson, Co-Mgr. WANT MONEY LUCK FAST? THE MASTER PRAYER has helped thousands and I think it will help you too no matter what your hard luck it; unlucky in Numbers, Games. Races. Love, PI Health. Business. Thousands swear the Master Prayer brings Good Fortune and Protection from Evil. Almost all Christian peoples have faith in the Tremendous, Mighty, Neve Failing Power of the Master Pray er. 44 Symbols of the Master Pray er are inscribed everlastingly on a beautiful 14k Gold Plate Heart, a Permanent Charm only for those who have Bad Luck. Write me to day enclosing $1.00 and I will send you the Master Prayer Charm at once so you may change your luck. Tell me your birthdate and I will also send you your alleged lucky days and numbers FREE D. LEX. 126 Lexington Avenue, New York. N. Y. SOCIAL NOTES PRINCESSES The meeting was held at the home of Betty Jeanne Thomas, 2210 Charles Street. We had a quiz program which was lead bv Tessie Edwards. The next meet ing will be a social meeting at the home of Florentine Goodlett. The J meeting was adjourned at 5:00 p.! m. and refreshments were Served Doris Pittman President, Beverly j Starns. Reporter. WILLING WORKERS The Willing Workers Club of i Ml. Moriah Baptist Church held a call meeting Tuesday night at the home of the President Mrs. J. E. Lindsay. The Willing Workers wishes to thank everyone wrho taken part in the style shoowr on Tuesday night, April 7th. The Style Show- was beautifully array ed and conducted by Mrs. Ruby Roundtree. The clubs seem to have the spirit to work with our new- pastor. The pastor Rev. St. j Clair encourages the w-ork of th? clubs and the members are doing j great work. Brother A. T. Stew art of the club has been confined to his home with sickness Rev. David St. Clair, Pastor, Mrs J. E Lindsay, President, Mts W. L. White, Secretary and Re porter. PRACTICE SESSION Soup Lawson manager of the McGill’s baseball team will have1 a practice session Sunday after noon from 2 to 4 . Anyone wish ing to tryout be on hand at 22nd and Seward St. MT. MORIAH BAPT CHURCH Rev. Dovid St. Clair, Pastor F. Burroughs. Reporter Attendance throughout the day was good The sermon at both the morning and evening worsirp were delivered by the past0r. Both sermons were filled with much food for reflection. A very touching solo “Remem ber Me” was sung by Mr. Butler of Salem Baptist Church at the morning worship period At the evening worship the Lord’s Supper was observed. Installotion services for the new Postor will be the week of May 4 through the 10th _ BASEBALL FANS The McGills Baseball team which had dc posited its franchise and forfeit money of $35 at the first meeting of tfce OGBA by Soup Lawson was voVd out of the club league on accoun ,,f there be ing an odd club by the only two older clubs that were in the iea gue last year, which was the Storz and Hamms Clubs. There was four new teams entered in the league. After my club had post ed franchise money, why did part ies concerned have to put my team the seventh club and vote me out" That same old stuff) So I am sorry that I cannot have this community a place to go on Sun days to See a good team in action. Ernest Ritchie and Soup Lawscn have abandoned all efforts to seek admittance in the league this year Thanks to Mr. McGill to offer t0 finance a team for his friends. RALPH BATES MARCHING CLUB No- 367 IBPOE. of W. Held a regular meeting April B, 1942. After business, our presi dent Mr. Amos Thomas talked on the history of the club. Amos FREE CALL and DELIVERY- l — DOWN TOWN DISTRICT V “20 YEARS IN BUSINESS” LOUIS PALMER the Hatter COMPLETE ONE STOP SHOP ) HATS CLEANED AND REBLOCKED 5QC ( Suits or Plain Dresses Cleaned & Pressed j SPECIAL—Invisible Halfsole-Ladies' Leather ( or Composition Heels. | JAekson 9390 414 South 17th Street J ZETAS IN VICTORY REGIONAL MEET Sorors who attended the Zeta Ph; EL-ta sorority regional confer-^ ence in Oklahoma City Easter week ini f,;imed a viec.yy group { from several states. Heading th “V” is Soror Juan 'Late rt al director Tulsa. Okla. Directly behind Soror Tate is Lou Swaarz, national Zeta officer and Soroi Lola Greer, basileus of the enter raining chapted. Chi Zt-ta. Stat es represented at the conference were Ok’uLi ma, N ?brasK.i &nd Kansas, i ANP Photo) ■ Thomas, Pres., Harold Roach, Sec. Otis Wright, Reporter. Mrs. Cozie Buckner 26th anu Grant Sts., just returned from a month’s vis,t with her daughter. Mrs. Velma Watkins ,d Chicago, 111., also her niece Mrs. Yvonne Spruell of Milwaukee. Wis., which she had i ^ery nice tr-n DEATHS Mrs. Anna Dortch age 48 years died Friday morning April 10th at her residence 1142 North 20th St.. Mrs Dortch had been a resident of Omaha for eleven years and had taken an active part in rerg ious and fraternal work. She is survived by her husband Mr. Paul Dortch of this city, mother Mrs Anna Baker of Savannah, Georgia step daughter Miss Marie Dortcn Chicago. Illinois and other relativ es. The body lie in state at th Thomas Funeral Home until Sun day evening and was forwarded to Joliet, 111., for funeral services and burial there Monday. Mr. J«,nas Adams, age 93. 1204 North 24th Street, died Wednes day April 8th at a local hospital. Mr. Adams had been a resident of this community for 25 years. Fun eral services Were held Monday April 13th with Rev. A. Wagner officiating from Thomas Funeral Home. Mr. Martin Davis. 81 years died Saturday evening April Hth at a local hospital. Mr. Davis had been making his home with his daughter Miss Edna Davis 1214 North 25th Street. Mr. Davis had formerly lived at Lincoln, Nebras ka for a number of years, in ti*» past sixteen years he had mao-> j his home here and in Counc' Bluffs, Iowa for awhile. Funeral services were held Thursday at ternoon from Thomas Funeral Horn,- with Rev. C. C. Reyn officiating, burial in Pr,.s;ject Hi!’ Cemetery. Mr. Eugene Melton age 53, died Tuesday April 14th at a local nos Pi cal after an extended illness. Mr. Melton had been a resident or Omaha for 25 years and had been a packing house employee for a number of years. The body is uf Thomas Mortuary pending funer al arrangements. KISMET LETTER KLUB Est. 1935. Membership only $1.00. Soldiers, men, women, all ages. A dime brings info. P. O. Box 602, Los Angeles. California AIE TOI AS “PEPPY” AS YOI ISEI TO BE? Or are you slipping—lack pep. rigor, ttr*. easily—feel worn oat. Perhaps you need more Iron and thiamin (vitamin Bl> ta make you feel pepped up like "going places and doing thing*." Try this for 2 weeks. Take Dr. Thomas' Formal* 158. It | supplies iron and thiamin (vitamin Bl) ; ta ACTIVE doses—also contains calcium glycerophosphate, often needed after 40 It's the formula of M C. Thomas. M. D, j well known New York DOCTOR. You don't risk a penny—it's sold on a money hack guarantee! Start getting more out of Ilfs TODAY—with Dr. Thomas' Formula 158. Send *1.00. GLENN PRODUCTS CO, DEPT. L. 100 OBSERVER HIGHWAY. HOBOKEN. N. J. ' 2025 North 24th Street Elder S. S. Spaght Pastor, Alice Britt Reporter Sunday school at usual hour Lesson “The Mission of the Seven ty” Central truth—There is a w0rk for all. 11 o'clock message by pastor— Taken from 2 cor. 5-14. Many helpful thoughts was received thru this message teaching us that we must individually decide to fill out place in the body of Christ where Jesus have placed us with loyaity and faithfulness. 6 o’clock YPM taught by M so Katy Robnett Very good. 8 o’clock the pastor preached a very encouraging sermon. You are always welcome with us This Week In Religion and Thought BY ROST. L. MOODY GOVERNMENT AND THE PEOPLE Men have learned that life v,-a.~ more agreeable when they lived in gToi^ps. Food, shelter. Clothing protection, worship and govern ment may be obtained effectively when we live and work together Living together and working to gether are the chief interests in our American form of government. The foundation upon which the United States government is built stands for freedom and rights of the individual. Men and women from many nations have com here to enjoy the opportunities which are offered to every one The rights of all individual ch izens i whether native born nr nat uralized) are stated in the B U of Rights. Some of these imp.i-tan rights are: freedom of speech freedom of the press; freedom of w,,rship; Right to assemble peace fully; Right to l'fe and liberty Right to a speedy, public and f.vi' trial; right to hold property a. right to petition the gnvemmei. Since this is election year. j» ; - very importont that each citize know what the purposes of gov - ernment are and then he s}; jy. i know the purpose of each branch of government and intelligent: do his part by becoming info .n ed and voting for the welfare 0f his Community, state and nation. This is the beginning of a series of studies in government. GROSS | JEWELRY & LOAN CO. formerly at 24th and Erskine St. ( NEW LOCATION 514 N. 16th ST. phone JA-46351 1 y WAITERS’ COLUMN (BY H. W. SMITH) WE. 6458 -- ' 11 I The Omaha Club waiters are it l on the quick step and readv for spring business and Mr. Blackwell the headwaiter and Mr. Sari Jones the wide awake captain and Mr Charles Solomon, Mr. Virg'l Shofce Mr. Frank Buford, Mr. Dave Ste vens, Mr. Andy Brooks, and Mr. Charles Vincent are all out -in front in giving modern quick ser vice at all times. The White Horse Inn w'th the ve~y reliable wide awake crew of | Mr. Branch, Mr. L<,uis White, Mr. Dave Russ, Mr. Isjah Jones are spins’ places and doing things at all times. The Cottonwood Room at tee Blackstone hotel w'th the fas"; stepping crew of waiters is in rh. running on quick service in a v* ry fine way. — FLASH! The Omaha Guide is on the upward trend with ail the v-y latest news and the top business ads at all times and we should all te a good spoke jn the wh el bv taking out a one years subscript ion. Tho Railroad boys are going ov er the top- Mr. McCalister. M Harry Swein. Mr Luther Johnson Mr. Phillips, Mr. Jam*s W0< ds. Mr. Louie Artison and all the boys are topnotchers. The Paxton hotel waiters with that race horse headwaiter, Mr. 4!. mwwa TEL, Wc 2022 We believe the la*fj»r percentage of our pe »p' • will select a moderately priced funeral and we have our services pr;ced accord ingly. THOM/l S FUNERAL HOME 2022 LAKE ST. Omaha, Nebr. j Corbert, along with Gapt. Booth. Mr. Owens, Mr. Thomas, all are in the running at all times for quiCK modern service. Now let’s give them a hand This writer had the pleasure of | sharing a s-st with Mr. Redd, on? of the top men at the Fontenel | hotel on Sunday morning, April 12 at the Clair Chapel Church and the beautiful Servic s and the 1 v flv singing rendered by the choir and the very interesting s rn, n preached by Rev. C. C. Revno’ds impressed Mr. Redd to cast his lot as a member, and it reminded him. so much of the church in Cincinn ati, Ohio and he also wishes to be come a member of the Brotherho ,d club. Welcome to our Church Brother Redd- We also would like very much to see Mr. Underwood attend our services Sometime. The Room Service waiters at Fontenelle Mr. Earl Copeland and Mr George Thomas are doing a very fin*, job. And Mr. E. Mudd, one of the host quick service men is in the runn ing all of the time ARE YOU a union waiter? — Take out a share in the Credit Un ion of the 4 C Club and help it to grow! WWwwvww.v.’.vyw 24th AND LAKE STREETS PRESCRIPTIONS —Free Delivery— WE. 0689 DUFFY PHARMACV WWWW.W.'.V/W Are YOU the pleasure-loving type? t If you’re the pleasure-loving type, ft who relishes good food and drink, ■ then enjoy “double-rich” pleasure V with Cream of Kentucky—made by r the “dean” of Kentucky distiller*. Ask for Cream of Kentucky and enjoy the “cream” of Kentucky’* finest Bourbons. 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