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SUB DEB CLUB
The Sub Deb club will meet at ibe
home of Rozello Thomas 2874 Maple
Street at 3 o’clock. We will have
a dutch treat and a social meeting.
All members are asked to be pres
ent this afternoon, Saturday at 3
o'clock. Rozella Thomas, Pres, Ber
tha Davis, Secy.
TOWNSEND CLUB NO. 11
Held their regular meeting Mon
day night. May the 4th at the Urb
an League Center 2213 Lake Street,
with a large number present. We
had as principal speaker of the ev
ening our national representative.
Mr. Charles W. Kinnear. Mr. Kin
near also showed moving pictures of
the Townsend organization and told
of the wonderful work the Townsend
organization has done during the
past seven years. There was a
large number of visitors with us
and we are always glad to have
them. We enrolled several new
members and several old and de
linquent members renewed their
roembershiv cards which is only 25
cents per year.
On Sunday May the 10th we are
holding a convention and a great
mass meeting beginning at 10 oclock
a. m. and lasting through 4:30 p. m.
This meeting will be held at 1315
1-2 Capitol avenue.
The public is invited. All mem
bers are asked to bring a basket of
lunch which will be served free to
all visitors. A real indoor picnic:
for everyone. Our drive is still on
for signatures on a petition to write
the Townsend plan into the basic
law of the United States through
amending the Constitution. The
writer is of the opinion that after
this war is over we will have the
hardest times this country has ever
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I will be looking for you Sunday,
May the 10th at 1515 1-2 Capitol
aivenu^. L. W. McDonald, Presi
dent, J. W. Dallas, First Vice Pres.,
Morley "Westbrook, 2nd Vice Pres.,
Mrs. Edith Harrison, Secretary.
Mrs. B .B. Hawkins, Treasurer.
CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD
CWFF.
-1906 North 24th Street
Rev. S. K. Nichols, Pastor
Rose Marie Oliver, Reporter
Sunday school ... 9:45
Morning worship .11:30
TPP Union .5:10
Bible Band . 0:15
Evening Worship . 7:30
Wed Worship .7:30
Choir Rehearsal Thursday night. . .
. 9:00
Sunday throughout the day it
seemed as though our pastor has
been reannointed. He preached a
soul stirring sermon throughout the
day.
We are looking forward to having
Rev. A. McCoy Harrell with us next
week for 10 days. Monday May 4
beginning. We are inviting all of
our friends to come and hear this
young Gospel Minister from Kansas
City. The pastor’s subject for Sun
day A. M. will be ’‘Mother’’ and at
3:00 P. M. will be a Mother’s Day
Program, sponsored by Mrs. Ollie
Lewis and Miss Shirley Walker.
Come one, come all and see and
hear for yourself.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ALLIANCE
All Superintendents and their en
tire staffs are urged to meet Sat
urday evening May 9th at Zion Bap
tist Church at 7:00 p. m. to perfect
plans for our Daily Vacation Bible
School.
Ollie Lewis, President.
rv OMAHA
Dr. O. B. Williams and wife. Mrs.
Ethel Williams, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Price Terrell, arrived in Omaha
Sunday from Kansas City, Mo., en
route to Fort Huachuca, New Mexi
ico. Dr. Williams resigned his pos
ition as head surgeon at General
Hospital No. 2 in Kansas City and is
now a Lieutenant in the Medical
Corp in the U. S. Army. He left for
Fort Huachuca, Thursday p. m.
Mrs. Williams will remain in the
city for a few weeks visit with her
parents and will join her husband
later in Fort Huachuca.
VISITING
Mr. Delvin Gray, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben H. Gray, 3011 Miami Street
arrived in the city, Saturday night
for a ten day visit with relatives and
friends. Mr. Gray is a staff Serg
eant in the U. S. Army and is stat
ioned at Philadelphia. Pa., with the
Coast Artillery.
MRS. GRACIE GRIFFIN BURIED
Mrs. Gracie Griffin, wife of Elder
E. G. Griffin, of the Church of God
in Christ, 3220 Pinkney Street, who
passed away, Sunday morning. May
3rd, was buried, Wednesday, at For
est Lawn Cemetery, after funeral
rites by Elder D. M. Watson. Pastor.
Mrs. Griffin was the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ransom, of
Biscoe, Arkansas, and was born
July 28, 1906.
She leaves to mourn her passing
besides Elder Griffin, two sisters,
Mrs. Annie Bell Johnson, of Chi
cago and Mrs. Carrie Pauelle, Gary,
Indiana, and one brother, Walter
Ransom, of Chicago, and a host of
cousins, aunts, and uncles.
This Week In Religion
and Thought
3Y R05T. L. MOODY
MOTHER AND FAMILY
This week (May 3-10) is Christian
Family Week. It will be climaxea
with the Annual Observance of
Mother'sDav. We should give Mo
ther’s all sincere honor that belongs
to them. Motherhood does not con
vert a woman into an Angel; it only
emphasizes the deepest and most
genuine elements of her nature. The
difference between a good mother
and a bad one is in her response to
God.
The Bible records the activities of
some good mothers and some bad
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ones. In any case, Mother’s influ
ence is of extreme importance. She
is the child’s first lover, first teach
er and first judge.
The following are golden sayings
about her.
“One good mother is worth one
hundred schoolmasters.”
“An ounce of mother is worth a
pound of clergy.”
“Educate a boy and you educate
an individual; eduacte a girl and you
educate an entire family.”
WHAT CAN WE DO?
Omaha housewives who have been
asking themselves, “What can I do
to help win the war?” have found
Armed with frying pan and skillet
Armed with frying pans and hkillccs
and led by the women’s division of
the Omaha Chamber of Commerce,
they are mobilizing along the hom-->
front to save kitchen grease, which,
through the manufacture of soap,
and its by-product, glycerine, helps
make munitions for the fighting
forces.
Cooperating in the campaign arc
Omaha grocers, who are buying the
grease from housewives and paying
five cents a pound for it.
Though hundreds of Omaha wom
en are anxious to help in this effort
to relieve the shortage of fats, they
ore asking for more detailed infor
mation.
For instance—what kinds of
grease are needed and how should
it be prepared? The answer to the
first question is, "Every kind of
waste fat—bacon and sausage drip
pings, fat from roasts, steaks and
chops, bits of left-over butter. Fish
onion and other odors have no ef
feet on the value of the grease." As :
for preparing the grease, two rules
should be followed: (1) The grease j
should be free of food particles and
moisture, and (2) it should be kept
in clean, dry containers, preferably
in the refrigerator.
Grease should be strained through,
cheesecloth or a fine mesh sieve be
fore it is stored. If mixed with meat
juices, it should be allowed to coo!;
the fat will rise to the top, and.
with a little care, can be easily re
moved. Scraps from steaks and
chops can be rendered in the frying
pan, the grease poured off and the
bones thrown away.
As for containers, grocers have
asked that good-sized tin cans be
used. The grocer will empty the
containers, so that they can be used
indefinitely. Glass jars and narrow
topped receptacles are impractical.
Then there is the question of ran
cid grease. Yes .rancid grease can
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THE OUTS AND THE INS IN
THE CITY ELECTION
The outs are trying to beat the
INS in the election May 12th.
The outs claim they will give tho
City of Omaha Better Government
than it is getting now. Better gov
ernment for WHOM? WTill it be
better for protected vice and crime,
if they win. or will it be better for
all the people?
As a matter of fact, Omaha under
the Butler Administration has been
well governed, better governed, in
deed, than it ever was in by gone
days. And for this better govern
ment credit is due all the present
City Commissioners in general and
Mayor DAN B. BUTLER IN PART
ICULAR.
Anyone who thinks that "protect
ed gambling and vice” are coming
back, if Butler should be beaten, is
in need of a mental specialist.
be used, but clean, fresh grease is
more desirable from the Tenderer s
standpoint. It’s best to keep the
grease in a cool place and dispose of
it frequently, to prevent rancidity.
Women- who save grease and
make their own soap have asked if
this isn’t just as satisfactory as
selling the grease for commercial
soap manufacture. Of courss It ;s
a commendable and thrifty practice,
but there’s just one point to remem
ber—when soap is made at home,
the glycerine is not recovered.
Some women, active in church
groups and clubs, have suggested
that their organizations collect the
grease and sell it directly to the
renderer. This can be done, but it
is simpler to sell through the gro"
ers. Packing house trucks have
regular routes for picking up waste
and refuse from grocers and butch
er shops; they can also pick up
grease, thus conserving tires and
gasoline.
And lastly, there have been rr,
quiries as to the use of the grease.
Will it be used in making lard and
other foods? Absolutely not. Pood
inspection laws protect the house
wife, and she can be certain that the
grease will be utilized only in soap
manufacture.
Those days are gone forever in
Omaha and all over the land. For
get it.
The dictates of common sense and
self-respect alike require that every
citizen who wishes well for his city,
vote for the Present City Commiss
ioners: Mayor Dan B. Butler, Harry
Knudsen, Richard W. Jepsen, ‘Wal
ter Korisko, John Kresl, Roy N.
Towl, and Harry Trustin.
The less said about the outs, with
a single exception, the better.
VOTE FOR THE INS and con
tinue Good Government, which we
shall always strive to make better.
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FOR BUTLER
Omaha, Nebraska
May 9, 1942
Editor The Omaha Guide.
I am for Mayor Dan B. Butler in
the present City Election, because
he has been an honest, efficient
public official. He has done his
full share to make Omaha a decent
city in which men and women may
live and rear their families. TUe
money the people have paid in tax
es has been honestly and wisely
spent, largely because Mayor But
ler saw to it that it was.
And while the colored vote in the
last election did not go to him is it
should have done, he did what was
fair and right by the Colored iieo
ple by appointing Willis Gray and
Dr. Solomon to their former posts.
Mr. Gray’s present salary is $135.00
per month, which he deserves and
more.
Few officials would have done so.
During Mayor Butler’s present term
The Health Department under Ma
yor Butler has, in cooperation with
the State Health Service, set up a
Free Clinic on the Northside. As
a result of this, two additional Col- j
ored Physicians have been appoint- I
ed. The three are Dr. W. W. Solo
mon, Dr. Wesley Jones and Dr.
Price Terrell. Two of the physic
ians named here receive $135.00 per
month, one $80. The present Health
Survey being conducted here is un
der Omaha Health Director, an ap
pointee of Mayor Butler. For the
past several years RECREATION |
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several workers are employed.
Under no other administration I
throughout Omaha’s long history,
have the colored peple been givi-n
representation of such calibre.
For all these things he deserve
the votes of all colored men and
women who DESERVE THE
RIGHT TO VOTE.
DUDLEY WRIGHT.
I endorse the above statement.
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