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SOCIAL NOTES Mrs. Mary Bonds of 2123 T Street Lincoln. Nebraska, entertained Mrs Georgia GOosby and a party of friends, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Ben nett, Mrs. Toler, Mrs. Bertha Smith and Mr. H. W. Smith on Sunday af ternoon July 12 after the services at Newman Methodist Church and it was indeed a very pleasant visit. Orchids to Mrs. Bonds. -I TRI-JOY CLUB The Tri-Joy Club met Thursday evening at the home of Celota Pat ton McFalls with eight members present and also three visitors Mrs. Haydie Crossley, Mrs. Katherine Gibson and Mrs. McShann of Tulsa, Okla A lovely luncheon was serv ed by our hostess. She showed some lovely embroidery work that is the craft w’ork the club. President Mrs. A. Battles, report er, Cecelia Patten McFalls, 0 - i I CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOI> Motto C. W. F. F. 1906 North 24th Street, Rev. S. K. Nichols, Pastor Rose Oliver, Reporter, Sunday school _. .... .... .9:45 Morning Worship. 11:30 YPPU.. • .5:00 Evening worship ..8:00 Wednesday night ......8:00 Thursday Choir ...... 8:00 E_Z_9 Services Sunday was grand. Our pastor being 0ut of the city. Rev E. Clark took charge. He carried cut beautifully. Sunday night he outlined his subject so beautifully, subject “Temperance.” which we all enjoyed very much. Sister Dol li“ Mae Brown assisted in the ser vice in her sweet and humble way. We are expecting our pastor back soon. You are welcome to worship with us at all times. ST. JOHN’S AME. CHURCH 22nd and Willis Ave.. Rev. E. F. Ridley, Pastor, Ruby B. Reese, Reporter Sunday school convened at 9:30 a. m. M« rning worship at 10:45 a. m. *»s the Text of Rev. Ridley’s serm on was announced in last week s Issue, everyone was prepared to ac cept the sermon to the fullest from whi'-h much good was derived. A gain the choir was out in full at tendance and with their rendition cf the Hallelujah chorus by Handel which w-as a request number, was as usual superb. Time is getting shorter for the Zion and St. John's lOntest to close the fourth Sunday ni.'ht in July. Mrs Gretchen Bald win, a former Church memier and Choir member, rep.mted witn the Church. A very large congregation •.■.as in attendanc? Sunday ana w r shiping with us was the fol’ow’rrv visitors, Mrs. E. Gentry, Detroit. Michigan, Mrs. Mattie Lee, Fort Worth. Texas, Mrs. Anna Ruth Da vis, Kansas City, Mo., Mr. William Brown, Mr. Theodore Morgan. Enid, Okla., Frank Thomas, S. D. Dotson. Omaha. Nebraska. We were happy to have with us Sister Francis Tur ner who has been unable to be in attendance at our services for some time. The Pastor is urging every one to assist our government in vital to our war effort and for our collecting all scrap iron and metal, defense trade schools and labor < - HOME CANNING INSTRUCTION CLASSES Learn how to can the new, easy way! Learn how to can fruits WITHOUT SUGAR! The Home Service Department of the Utilities District is conducting in formal, practical home canning classes each Tuesday, Thursday and Friday in the cool, air-conditioned Gas Bungalow, on the first floor of the Utilities Build ing. The instructions are brief. Make it a point to attend. ^ AIR-CONDITIONED for Your Comfort TUESDAYS - THURSDAYS - FRIDAYS 2 P. M. to 4 P. M. Gas Bungalow—Utilities Building 18th and Harney Thrifty Service 6 LBS. OF LAUNDRY BEAUTIFULLY LAUNDERED FOR ONLY CJ £c AND ONLY 7c For Each Additional lb. This includes the Ironing of all FLAT-' WORK with wearing Apparel Returned Just Damp Enough for Ironing. EMERSON - SARATOGA 2324 North 24th St. WE. 1029 Costs only 3C per day : Pays up to $325 per year Accidents and Sickness strike quickly and Hospitals demand ra»h Federal** Hospitalization Insurance meets this emergency promptly by providing HOSPITAL ROOM and BOARD—O PE R A T IN O ROOM—X-RAY EXAMINATION —ANESTHESIA LABORATORY EXAMINATION—MATERNITY BENEFITS - SURGEON'S FEES—SANATORIUM BENEFITS—EMERGENCY AID—A M B U L A N C E SERVICE — i total maximum payment up to 1325 foe ooly 3c a dap. NO MEDICAL EXAMINA. TION REQUIRED-CLAIMS / I PAID PROMPTLY-AVAIL V ABLE FOR THE ENTIRE ^ FAMILY. ACT NOW Yoa can’t afford to be witl» oat thU Low Cost protection. Let the FEDERAL PLAN par the bill*. cm—— Baafc BbIKk WflaOmWa. DaL O. G. N. Gentlenwc:—Pleaat mail at, wkfcow oMicaboo. Ml Prat dttaib abom row a dar Hoapicol asd Swpicai Ptftw Has. I aarlrnwnil as a«w will tail. Straw - ■ Otr at Tows._Bom_ people to take advantage Of various ganizations now open to us. Sister Mary Ervin is still on :h>-> sick list. We still miss the smiling face of Sister A. E. M. Goodwjn who is convalescing at her home, is as follows: A New First Aid Class The coming activities of St. John began Tuesday July 14—10 a. m. to 12 noon at St. John's Church- Pearl Hleronymous instructor. Don't for. Iget the Cherry Sip at the Parsonage Sunday July 19—4 to 7 p. m. On * Sunday night July 19—The Progres jsive 24 Club are giving a pageant. The Challenege of the Cross) The public is invited. The First Sun day in August is Women's Day and promises to be a very outstanding program under the chairmanship of Mrs. I. S. McPherson. For a spiritual treat this coming Sunday July 19—be with us when Rev. Ridley will preach on the sub ject of (Daniel in the Lion’s Den)— 6th chapter Of Daniel. You are el ways welcome to worship with us at St. John's AME. Church I SALEM CHURCH REDECORATED The Salem Baptist Church is pleased to announce the completion of the painting of the church by the J. E. Hill Painters and Decorators a race contractor, the job is one of the nicest obtainable and is ready for your inspection. We are also happy to state the return of our three delegates, namely Mr. Ulysses Manager S. S. Supt; Mrs. F. L. Wesley assistant and Mrs. Bessie Williams, Assoc. BTU. Director, from attending the National SS. and BTU. Congress held in Atlanta, Ga. June 23, 28 reporting a very pleas ant trip and one of the greatest ses sions of its history, with Chicago or Detroit as probable sites in 1943. Salem has started plans to send a host of messengers at present a BTU. study course suplemented wth principles in teaching is con ducted each Friday evening, the class to graduate about August 1st. Salem the Friendly Church invites you to come any time. But for a Musical Revival Come Sunday July 19th at 8 p. m. Rev. W. E. Fort, Minister. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST Elder J. C. Crawford, Pastor, Mattie Garner, Reporter, Services Sunday ..... . . .3:30 p. ;n. Services Sunday night . .. .8:30 p. m. Wednesday night ....... .Prayer Public cordially invited. WILLING WORKERS The Willing Workers Club of Mt. Moriah Baptist Church will meet Tuesday night July 21st at the home of Rev. and Mrs. David St. Clair 2422 Ohio St., at 8 p. m. The President urges all the members to be present. The clubs are doing wonderful work and are very sue cessful in whatever they under take to do. Our Pastor Rev. St. Clair encourages us in our work. The club will sponsor a Traveling Social on Thursday night July 23 The Club members and church mem bers and friends will meet at ttie church and then go to the different! homes for the Social. The church | is doing great work. Several new j members have been added to the j church in the last 2 Sundays. Bap tizing was held Sunday morning at the Church. Everyone is always welcome to Mt. Moriah Church Rev. D. St. Clair, Pastor, Mrs. J. E. Lindsay, President, Mrs. W. L. White, Secy and Re porter. CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOI) CWFF...••• 2316 North 25th St. Rev. M. L. Steele, Pastor. Anita Porter, Reporter. Sunday school 9:30 a. in. Morning Service 11:00 a. inf Poor Saints Band 6:00 p. in. Evening Service 3:00 p. ni. Prayer meeting Weil. 8:00 p. m. Choir Rehearsal Thurs. 8:00 p. ni. ..The Sunday school was well at tended.. The Pastor preached a won derful sermon from Gen. 3:9 subject “God is seeking a Man.” which was enjoyed by all. ing sermon from Rev. Moody in the . .We were favored by a enlightcn evening from PhiII. .4:8 .subject — “Christ in you.”..The .spirit .ran Auto Parts Wanted BURNED, WRECKED or DILAPIDATED. CARS AND TRUCKS. BRING ’EM IN PARTS FOR CARS CONSOLIDATED AUTO PARTS CO. 2301 Cuming St. Phone AT. 5656 Omaha high and everyone was wonderfully benefited. ... . Come to Church and worship with us... You are always welcome. ANNOUNCEMENT “The Challenge of the Cross", a religious play will be given at St. John’s AME. Church, Sunday even ing, July 19, at 8:30—Silver offering. CENTRAL. STATES GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP WON BY HEZZIE ALLEN OF MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. (BY BILLY DAVIS, OMAHA) Des Moines, Iowa, July 5, 1942— The Central States Golf Champion ship, 36 hole medal play, was held in DesMoines, Sunday, July 5th. It was won by a great little golfer, Hezzie Allen of Minneapolis, Minn esota. Allen was the medalist for 18 holes. He shot a 78. He also won the championship flight with a score of 158 for 36 holes. Allen has been threatening in previous Cen tral States Tournaments. The run nerup to Allen in the championship flight was Leroy Doty of Kansas City. Doty is a very steady golfer and is dangerous at all times. He shot a 164. Third place went to Baby Jack Howard of DesMoines. Howard shot a 166. He is a very sweet little golfer and is very cool under pressure. The second flight was won by B. R. Davison of Minneapolis. He shot 165. The runner'up was Kenneth Hill of Kansas City, his score was 166. Third place went to J. C. Mio kens of Omaha. Mickens is a com ing Central States Champion. He shot a 174. The third flight was won by Frank “Red” Perkins of O maha. This is the first tournament that Perkins has ever played in. He •hot 189. He played a very steady and smooth game all the way thru, rhe runnerup to Perkins was D. Matthews of Kansas City. He shoots a very fine game of golf. His score was 190. Third place went to our great little President of the Central States Golf Association, T .L. “Speck” Howard. He plays golf t owin. Howard shot 192 for third honors in the third flight. The defending Champion, Corpor al Lonn.e B. Thomas, of Lincoln, Nebraska, winner of the tournament held in Omaha last sumer, who en listed in the armed forces of this country, early in the past spring, and who is now located at Westover Field, Mass., could not be present to defend his title. All future tournaments were can celled for the duration of the war No other tournaments will be held until each club is notified by the President of the Association, All of the officers for the year 1941 were relected unanimously for the year 1942. They are as follows: Presid ent, T. L. Howard of DesMoines, First Vice President, C. L. Prescott, Kansas City, Second Vice President, William “Billy” Davis, Omaha, sec retary, Samuel Shepard, St. Louis, Treasurer, also Samuel Shepard of St. Louis, Publicity Director. Nuna Johnson, DesMoines. The cities that are affiliated with the Central States are Kansas City. Missouri; Kansas City, Kansas; Des Moines, Iowa; Omaha, Nebraska: Topeka, Kansas; St. Paul and Minne apolis, Minnesota; and St. Louis, Missouri. Thanks a million to the Valley Golf Club of Des Moines for such a fine tournament and a fine time and again thanks to the people of DesMoines for being such fine hosts to the visiting golfers. MOTORING TO THE SOUTH Mrs. Ottomar Devereaux and her daughters Mrs. Laura Ashby, Pat rica and Maxine Devereaux and her two grandchildren, Wesley and Em mett Ashby are motoring to the South as guest of Mr. Dave Hart'.i man. Points of their journey will in clude Independence, Topeka anl Kansas City, Kansas, Little Rock and Texarkana, Ark., Oklahoma City and Boley, Okla., Sweetwater. Buffalo Springs, Marshal and Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas. The party will probably visit Kan sas City and St. Louis, Mo., on their return trip. AN OPEN LETTER TO FATHER E. J. FLANAGAN, BO'STOWN U. S. S. Arizona, clo Postmaster, San Francisco, April 7, 1942, Reverend E. J. Flanagan, Boys Town, Nebraska Bear Father, Today we received in the mail for Chairs for Rent FOR ALL OCCASIONS. REASONABLE PRICES. WE. 1517 Assembly Hall for font BY NIGHT OR WEEK FOR CIVIC OR POLITICAL ORGANIZ ATIONS, SOCIAL CLUBS, CONVENTIONS AND ALL ANNUAL AFFAIRS. AT A REASONABLE RATE. WE. 1517. PACKS ’EM IN COUNT BASIE Despite the hot weather and the unavailability of enough transporta tion vehicles, the good old Count, packed them into the city auditor ium last Tuesday night, July 14th. A Record shattering crowd was there, yes-siree!!! this office a copy of BOYSTOWN TIMES. It is with the deepest re j gret that I inform you that it is not possible for me to forward it to the addressee, Mr. Donald Monroe.' Pearl Harbor December 7, 1941, Don Since the Japanese attack or, Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941 Don ald Monroe has been carried on all lists as “missing in action”. I be lieve that the Navy Department will soon declare all men still re maining in this category as a result of the above attack “dead”. I knew Donald Monroe very well as he was attached to my mess. He was a fine example of what a young American should be. and in every sense more than lived up to very highest standards set by our Navy and our country. Donald Monroe was proud of Boys Town: I know that Boys Town is proud f him. If he was an example of the average boy from Boys Town then I can easily see why our whole country is proud of Boys Town. I am keeping the copy of BOYS TOWN TIMES in the office. It is a fine example of the spirit of young America upon whom so much de pends. Very truly yours, .1. P. Howatt, Ens., TJSN. 'The WAITERS’ COLUMN (BY H. W. SMITH) WE. 6458 The summer clubs are all going over the top and Mr. Johnnie Flem ings, the streamlined headwaiter of the Country club and Mr. Harrold the Musician headwaiter of the Hap py Hollow Club and Mr. Hodges the golf playing headwaiter of the Field Club are on the up and go at all along all lines—is their big motto. times to see that modern service is ***** Mr. Jack White formerly of the Sunflower state and recently of O maha and at present of Portland, Oregon is going over the top on the Great Northern RR. and w e hope for him good success. 4c * ** * Capt. Langley of the Regis Hotel is tops at all times in knowing what to do and when to do it in a rush, and how! ***** FLASH! The Editor of the Omaha Guide should have our very best support for State Senator as we are very much in need for representa tion at all times. As Frederick Douglass said at one time: “Gua:d your interests at all times”. And let us keep in mind, what Congress man. White of North Carolina sai1 at one time “Keep him out in front” ***** The Fontenelle Hotel waiters are in the running at all times, and Mr. Redd of the Black and Gold room is the right man in the right place at all times and Mr. Hill and Mr. Earl Copeland are taking care of tue room service in good shape. I The Race Horse headwaiter and the fast stepping crew of the Part ton Hotel and the streamlined party man are tops. ***** The Blackstone Hotel with the Cottonwood room is the Dundee sen sation and the waiters are taking care of the service in a very tine manner. ***** The Credit Union of the 4C Club would like for you to take out some ! THE OMAHA GUIDE A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Published Every Saturday at 2418-20 Grant St OMAHA, NEBRASKA PHONE WEbster 1617 Entered as Second Class Matter Manch 16. 1927, at the Post Office at Omaha, Nebraska, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. J. Ford, — — — Pres. Mrs. Fluma Coope^, — — Vice Pres. C. C. Galloway, — Publisher and Acting Editor Boyd V. Galloway. — Sec’y and Treas. SUBSCRIPTION RATE IN OMAHA One Year — — — — I2C4 Six Months — —* — — $1.25 Three Months — — - .75 One Month — — — - .25 SUBSCRIPTION RATE OUT OF TOWN One Y«ar — — — — $2 50 Six Months — — — $1.50 Three Months — — — $1.00 One Month — — — — .40 All Ne-w"s Copy of Churches and all organizat ions must be in our office not later than 1:00 p. m. Monday for current issue. All Advertising Copy Paid Articles not later than Wednesday noon, pro ceeding date of issue, to insure publication. National Advertising Representative: INTERSTATE UNITED NEWSPAPERS, INC., 545 Fifth Avenue. New York City, Phone MUrray Hill 2-5452, Ray Peck, Manager. shares and be a good spoke in the wheel to help build up a good con cern for the race ***** FLASH! All waiters should carry sick and acident and life insurance and keep ahead of it. ***** We had the pleasure of looking in on Houston’s Grocery and the very nice way Mrs. Houston has every shelf and article arranged—it is a palace to trade in. Now let’s all give them a good hand and also trade with them. This writer had the pleasure of meeting Mr. James G. Lewis, one of the brothers Of Mr. Herbert Lew is and as the family originated from the bluegrass state of Kentucky, it is well known that in addition to fast horses and beautiful women, it also produces wide awake men who are on the up and go all the time as the two Lewis boys are of the old school. ***** This writer had the pleasure of visiting in Lincoln, Nebraska on Sunday afternoon July 12 and it was a very pleasant fellowship at the Newman Methodist Church as Rev. C. C. Reynolds of Clair Chapel Methodist Church and choir and members w'ere in charge of the af ternoon services and Rev. Rooks and members used every effort to make it pleasant for the visitors, and how. LET S GET ORGANIZED BY GEO. T. EDWARDS To win the war is the main ob jective of the majority of the Am erican People. Very few conver sations are held today that do not touch upon the war situation. Every man. woman and child in the country has a job to do if we are to win this war. for wre can only win writh the united effort of ALL the people. This war cannot be won so long as any section of the people are discriminated against. For it has been due mainly to such, discriminatory measures that the forces of fascism have been able to keep the people of Europe divided w'hile fascism was sweeping the continent. Paul V. McNutt, speaking at a meeting held in New York City on June 28th, said “Discrimination based on anything but man’s sheer worth must go. Discirmnation a gainst every race must go—just as economic discrimination must go— The little people of every race, of every tongue, of every creed, of ev ery economic condition—have a cleaor national policy which is mak ing and has made headway. Their security; their rights, are on tne march”. Mr. McNutt went even further when he said, “It is fundamental, that the life of no American soldier of any creed or color, anywhere in the world—shall be put in jeopardy because of the prejudice of any em ployer, any worker—or any employ er’s or worker’s organization.’’ This is part of a speech that was made by a real American, one who sees the need for unity among the Am- I erlcan people. Unity is the key to victory and anyone who creates or spreads the seeds of disunity among the people should be considered an axis agent. Our President has called upon the people to unite—all the progressive forces in the country are calling for unity. But can we have a real anl effective unity among the American people so long as ten percent of its population is discriminated against, are denied the right to serve their country except in a restricted sense —are denied employment in some in dustries. All of these conditions must be overcome if we are ever to effect a real unity. The progresive forces in congress are fighting to bring the Geyer Anti Poll tax bill onto the floor of the house for a vote. Already one hun dred and thirty congressmen have signed this petition t0 take the bill (. R. 1024) out of the hands of the committee, and get it before the house. It will require ninety more signatures to force this bill out of the committee. Since tihs is a war against oppression and tyranny, and we are striving to bring about unitv, what could be a better start than granting the right to vote in the next election to tile ten million dis- , franchised black and white people < in the eight southern poll-tax stat- ' es. 1 This petition is being circulated ' for signatures, yet I find that as of ^ June First, that four of the congress men from Nebraska have failed to sign it. The members of organized tabor, the Negro people and ail the progressive people in Nebraska should join hands in this struggle We must write to our representat ive in Washington and ask that they sign this petition, and that they also vote to abolish the pell tax. For the poll tax is a vicious evil that allows only a small percentage of the people to vote- And by wip ing out this evil we can prove to the people that we realy are trying to bring about unity, and that we do believe in the Brotherhood cf Man. The abolition of the poll tax is necessary for real unity. So I say 1 let the voice of the peoples be heard in protesting against those forces that are trying to keep the poll 'ax so they can maintain their power, and keep the people of the nation 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, PROP. 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