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Everyone is talking about the
Overall and Gingham dress ball
to be held the 27th- It will reallv
be the silid lick if everyone that
is woffin be there.
The Paul Briggs ensemble is
really an addition to the Cats and
Chics.
Everyone in his ensemble has a
nice voice and they all sing like
mocking birds. They are really
gettng to be on.—Marion Ander
son the second (Colleen Kincaid)
is a good example.
Booker Washington (another
talented cat) has and is reaching
the road to success. Sunday he
will direct the Spring Muical.
Due to the shortage of studds
w esee that Wiletta Bryant isn’t
wasting much time—She is rather
sure of the situation concerning
Mubby and Edith C. (Cowboy).
Helen King just can’t get John
ey Harrison. It didn’t seem hard
for her to tell Ernest Brill that
they could still be friends.
Odessa (former Ware) is back
in the aity of jive, jiving with the
hep cats. She looked very nice
even if she did have a long honey
moon trip.
Who was the stack 0f studds all
piled up on 24th and Burdette St
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Monday night that led a crap
game and when a chic yelled ‘cops’
they left dough—marbles and dust.
The “Cop” yell was only a gag
We are surprised that that word
can scar such disromantical
studds.
Yps—we said it! This summer
slacks will be the lick as usual,
but hath wil lbe worn with them
this year. Several styles of hats
so who will be the first on Bronze
vtlle to lead out in one. We have
not spotted the outfit yet. Slacks
with a hat (hat special for slacks.'
We can’t help but menshun how
fine the Lawson sisters fell out
Sunday. Dorothy in a pastel
plaid of pink and blue coat, a light
powdered blue judy hat with a
spring bird fluff feather on the
side, handbag of navy blue to
match her attractive blue play
mate shoes.
Charlotte in a strictly Pittsburg
fashioned outfit, a three piece dra.p
ped blue tweed suit with a light,
fur color, blue bonnet and pursj
with those fine red shoes. B ,t.h
outfits looked very smart.
Edna Taylor was another one
of the best outstanding outfits
Sunday—She looked very fine.
Gaze it.., ,we did!!!
Is it true that Leota Levison let
Donald Peoples take her to the
affair Friday night? or was Don
busted (as usual).
Not that she goes with him.
Winfield Ragland looks rathe’.'
sick when he sees a certain ch;c.
Could it be that-could be!
Betty Jones’ new luv affair is
cornin’ on like a thunder-storm.
Every time it Lightnings it thun
ders hard!
Waiter Wright, one of Bronze
Vilie’s promising dressers really
did look fine Sunday. At least, a
certain cat said so.
Bertha Davis hoo also looked
very nice, must have given Jos
ep Wright the brush off for a sol
dier. They were Solid together.
(She her soldier and her).
Baige and Brown is what color
Joe W. chose to wear for his sport
jacket. It is the most attractive
one along the stroll so far.
Johney Lee Anderson and Rich
ard Gray are seen a lots together
lately-what’s the score? They
do make a fine Couple.
Very dumb but happy... .that’s
what describes the condition we
found W. K. M. in. Boasting of
his great ability to go with wom
en. Very disgusting.
I _
We received compliments about
Corrinne Seay’s suit-light blue
drapped effect, made in Cleveland,
Ohio- Special Order and it looks
v ery nice
The records with the most pop
ular name this week is “Some
times-Somebody Else is tak
ing My Place.”
That’s All this week....
Your Girls on the Streets.
SOCIAL NOTES
MRS. M. A. SHEPERD OF
CHICAGO PAYS VISIT
TO OMAHA
Mrs. M. A. Sheperd of Chicago,
Illinois, spent several days in O
maha last week as the house*
guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Banks
of 2118 North 25th Street. Mrs.
Sheperd has been a successful
Modiste in Chicago for many
years where she numbers among
her clienta many prominent par
sons of the Mid-West Metropolis.
Mrs. Sheperd is the sister of Mr.
F. D. Banks.
Miss Charlotte Lawson has re
turned to Omaha for a short visit
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Jones at 2866 Grant
St.
We must have our pro-rata of
employment in business to which
we have and do give our patron
age, suer as grocery stores, laun
dries, furniture stores, department
stores an dcoal companies, in fact,
every concern which we support.
WP must give our citizens the
chance to live respectably. We
are tired of educating our child
ren and permitting them to re
main economic slaves and entering
into a life of shame.
RETURNS HOME FOR VISIT
William Avant returned home
this week, for a short visit from
Oakland .California, where he is
now living. He is a dining cai
waiter and he runs from Oakland.
OPEN LETTER
April 12, 1942
Mr. Rov N. Towl, Commissioner
Dept, of Parks and Pi'-bc . . . .
. .Property,
3u.‘ City Hall,
Omaha, Nebraska
I.va: Mr. Towl:
Representing the En :<l Evan?
Chapter No. 8 of ch • American
V,'ai Mothers.
We wish to advise yj i >.hat nc
• nin has h-en taker, by our chap
ter authorizing the removal of the
marker now located at 34th and
Curtis.
Wre are glad to accept your sug
gestion that it be relocated at
20th and Burdette. Also, that the
new' trees in that location be ded
icated for our chapter. The dedi
cation services will be held on Dec
oration Day, May 30th.
Very truly yours.
Mrs. Eliza Forrest, President,
Mrs. Emma Avant, Past Pres.,
Ernest Evans Chapter.
MT. MORIAH BAPTIST CH.
Rev. David St. Clair, Pastor
F. Burroughs, Pastor
Attendance at the morning wor
ship was good- We listened to an
excellent sermon by the Pastor.
Subject the Yoke of Christ.
Immediately after the morning
worship the marriage of Miss
Katie Beasley and Mr. Jesse Mc
Clinton was solemnized.
At the evening worshfp the
Pastor deliverd another emphatic
and stirring sermon. The text St.
John 12:26. Subject “God Honors
those who Serve His Son.”
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We -c>ni-cted Mr Simon Ha r
old by phone one morning l,i*t
w.vk and the mur'c-ian heajc.v t
er had his usual line of Convers
ation, ti ’i-.ng this writer to
to talking. It Is always a pleas' e
«-o converse with any of the very
friendly ciew of waiters and cooks
at the Chamber of Commerce *s
they always know what everythi :g
is ali about... .give them a good
hand
The White Horse Inn with that
rapid fire waiter Mr. Branch, M"
Louis White, Mr. Pryor, Mr. Isiaft
Jones, Mr. Dave Russ.... all arc
out in front all of the time.
Mr. John Evans of the Rom?
is 0n the job every minute, and ai
ways is in the running on good,
quick service
Do you know the Omaha Guide
knows how to get the news, print
the news and explain all about the
news.
The Railroad boys are in front
always. Mr. George Dean, Mr.
Felix Metoyer, Mr. Buster Philips,
Mr. Luther Johnson, Mr, Harry
Swain, Mr. Lindwood Hall, Me.
Rodney Williams and we hope to
see them join the 4C Club and
take out Some shares in the Credit
Union.
We talked with Mr. Joe Alls
and also made a short visit to Mr.
King Alls on Sunday afternoon,
and he hopes to see the waiters
union have success as the boys are
all reliable workers.
We noticed some 0f the Omaha
Club waiters, who are all top men
in their line, in some 0f the First
Aid classes and we always notice
Installation services for the new
Pastor begin May 4 through the
10th.
PRAYER DAY
The New Era State Prayer Day
will be held at the Mt. Moriah
Church May 14, 1942 fr0m 10:00
till 2:00.
A guest speaker will be with us.
Please Com eand enjoy the bless
ing of the presents of God thru
out th day. Mrs. Haynes, Presi
dent: Mrs. Bolden, Chairmna, Mrs.
Butler. Secretary.
CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD
(CWFF)
1906 North 24th Street,
Rev. S. K. Njchiis, Pastor,
Rose Marie Oliver, Reporter.
Sunday school . 9:30 a.m.
Mining worship.11:00 a. in.
Bible Band ..6:00 p. m.
Evening Worship.7:30 p. m.
Choir Rehearsal Thurs.. .7:30 p.m.
Prayer Service Wed.7:30 pm.
Sunday throughout the day was
very inspirational and full of spir
it. The Pastor’s subject was: My
Grace was Sufficient for Thee.
Night, Rev. E. Clark brought a
soul stirring message t0 a fulL
house and had a wonderful heal
ing service which we have every
Sunday night. The pastor's sub
ject for next Sunday morning wijj
be: What is A Man Consent?
Sunday night: A Man Can Live in
this World without Sin. The heal
ing was a great success, there
were 8 testified to their healing.
The public is invited to all 0f our
services. We are looking for R, v.
Harrell of K. C. Kansas to start
a great Revival s0on. Watch the
papers f0r the date.
PRINCESSES
The meeting was held at the
home of Florentine Goodiett.
Since it was 0ur social mating
and since we had n0 important
business to discuss, we had no
business meeting. We played
games and our hostess served de
licious refreshmnts.
Doris Pittman, Pres, Beverly
Stams, Reporter.
Mr. Earl Jones knows how to talk,
when to talk and what t0 talk a
bout and Mr. Chas. Soioman is one
of tbe substantial members of the ,
local NAACP.
The Paxton hotel waiters are oh
the up and go and the race horse
headwaiter and Mr. Jerry Simp
son the top party man are very
good spokes in the Paxton wheei.
The Fontenelle waiters are tak
ing care of the service in a very
fine way. Mr. Redd, Mr. Under
wood, Mr. Copeland, Mr. Thomas,
Mr. Hill, Mr. George Lipton are
the crew.
The Omaha Athletic Club with
the very fine waiters and cooks
who are always on their toes and
are on the up and up ail the time
and included are the two front
door men Mr. Hiriam Greenfield,
and Mr. Goldie Davis, always on
the job with a smile.
ARE YOU A MEMBER of the
NAACP ? If not take out a mem
bership and help them on the job.
as Mr. Arthur McCaw, the wide
awake president should have the
full support of all of us at all tim
es.
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EDITORIALS
(continued from page l)
Omaha led by Mr. Jasper Cole and
Mrs. Lovetta Busch, backed by the
CIO. Packing House Union, made
this gain possible. Active in this
effort within the union has been
Mr. J. C. Harris and to him must
go a large measure 0f the credit
for the aid the union has given.
Congratulations, People of South
Omaha and members of the Union.
Y0u are winning the war f0r de
mocracy here at home ,the first
step to be taken in order to win it
abroad.
WAS TOKIO BOMBED?
Radio and Newspapers through
out the country last week were
crowded with reports of a “Bomb
ing Raid” on Tokio and other Jap
anese cities. And there wTas ru
mor and counter rumor. Then
came reports that it was all propa
ganda and a lure to victimize the
United Nations. We shall know
a part 0f the truth bye and by0.
WHAT IS NEW BENEATH
THE SUN?
Is there anything new beneath
the Sun? A few things, perhaps,
but far fewer than one woud sup
pose. For example, two thous
and years ago the scientists had
discovered 76 elements; now we
have 93, possibly 94. We moderns
did not discover war. Religion,
too, is quite old in the world. The
classes and castes about which we
complain in the present era, were
with us in the long ago- Many
centuries ago we had “bright
young men” who looked with dis
dain upon their elders and talked
loftily about the failures of the
older men of their day. So, today,
we have young men who orate a
bout the failure 0f “older” lead
ers, forgetting that their elders
gave them the freedom to say
what they say about their bene
factors.
Wiser men in every age have re
minded YOUTH that every gener
ation, every country and age are
the heirs of all that has gone be
fore; and that the sum 0f it all
was essential to present possibil
ities and accomplishments. They
reminded YOUTH then as we re
mind YOUTH now, that pvery
young thing, every new thing, is
not better than every old thing.
Wp do remind them, too, that the
ability to evaluate history, by the
large, comes with maturer years.
WE MUST NOT FORGET
Not very ]„ng ago, a young or
ator, swept away by his modern
ity, referred to his parents wnfl
had passed away as simple folk
who never developed beyond the
point of going to work, to bed, and
to church.
Ours did all these things, and
they were good things to do, but
they did many more things far
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better than we have been able to
do them. They acquired, some
how, UNDERSTANDING far be
yond the reach of my poor powers
to know. And all through the
years I have returned to what they
said and what they did to gain the
strength and faith tat one must
have to carry on.
Surely you remember what
MOTHER did when this trial and
that came; how she made ends
meet in the “lean years"; with
what sublime courage she faced
life with all its problems for you
and all the family, and how brave
ly she faced her ast hour3 on this
old, troubled earth ,and met death
I unafraid, and blessed you with
her final word.
We return ever and always to
these sacred fonts.
And we are very sure the world
would be a better place in which
to live if others did likewise
We must not forget our debt to
the past, nor our duty to the fu
ture- One is the cr>rre'lary 0f the
other.
"SALVATION IS FREE”, says
the Good Man. It may be to you,
but somebody paid the price for it
Indeed, it was bought with the
blood of many martyrs, in war and
peace, and crucifixions of the
countless dead.
WE MUST NOT FORGET THE
HEROIC LIVING OR THE
HEROIC DEAD.
CONGRATULATIONS NAACP
For more than twenty years we
have been urging the Omaha
Branch 0f the NAACP to estab
lish an office and keep it open
from which to carry on its work
of aiding to make America a De
mocracy within the framework of
her laws.
Over and over again we have
said that the people can and will
support the effort when they kn,,w
you are sincerely fighting the bat
tle for them which they cannot
fight for themsevks. And Heav
en knows the National Association
has done just that, locally and na
tionally.
Last week our dream came true
The office of the Omaha Branch
is to be open each and every jay
henceforth, with an office Secret
ary in charge, working under the
President and Board of Directors
of the Branch.
Congratulations and Godspeed.
LONG DISTANCE BOMBERS
Major Alexander Seversky, air
plane designer and world-renowned
authority on Aviation, declares
that the long range bomber la to
play an important, perhaps, a de
cidious role, in the world war. He
warns now, as he has been warn
ing America for years, to prepare
for this branch of warfare as nev
er before.
Major Seversky was one of the
few great aviators in America wlv
championed General Billy Mitchell
during his fight to arouse Amer
ica as to the need of preparation
in the air. America did not heed
Gen. Mitchell. We hope she will
heed Seversky now.
NBA LISTS NINE NEGROES AS
CHAMPS OR LEADING
CONTENDERS
| Washington, April 21 (ANP) —
Nine brown leatherpushers were
rated as either champions or log
ical contenders in the National
Boxing association’s new quarter
ly rankings released last week.
Heading the list was Joe Louis,
heavyweight titleholder, with Billy
Conn and Bob Pastor rated No. 1
and 2 contenders. The Brown
Bomber, who knocked out Conn
last summer and has twice defeat
ed Pastor, is expected to meet both
aspirants in outdoor matches this
summer.
In the light heavyweight ranks,.
Jimmy Bivens, who recently dec:S
ioned Champion Gus Lesnevich an
Booker Beckwith, a recent camp
aigner among heavyweights who
will be barred from such future
activity in Illinois according to
the state athletic commission were
rated as chief challengers.
No colored fighter was list, d in
high mjddlewieght ranks but a
mong welterweights Sugar Rob
inson, California Jackie Wilson,
and Charlie Burley were classed
as Contenders.
Bob Montgomery drew the only
contender’s rating among lighf
weights. In the featherweight
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