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L1KES SPIRITUALS THE BEST OF ALL.
A SELF-TAUGHT ARTIST.SHE GOT HER
FIRST BIG BREAK'.'. LEW LESLIES RHAPSODY
IN BLACK"WHICH LED TO BRILLIANT
SUCCESSES OH BROADWAY AND HOLLYWOOD.
MISS WATERS WAS THE FIRST TO SlNCTHE
HIT SONG STORMY WEATHER INI 1935 AT THE
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HISTORIC RACE-TtlACK.CHUftCHlll
DOWNSJHE HOME OF THE
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HORSE-SHOE OF ROSES ON EVERY
DERBY WINNER SINCE 1927.
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JSews of The Althouse
School of beauty Culture
(as Reported by Betty Patton)
We axe very glad to have Doro
thy Dunn back to school.
—
The nice spring weather has
changed Looks like ol^ man win
ter is on his way back (wow!I.
Week-end guest of Mrs. Patr
icia Robinson were Mr. Davis and
Mr. Scott of Hastings, Nebr.
The Club met at Mrs Ethel
Paynes on \\ ednesday, February
U.th. After business meeting, the
social hour wras enjoyed immense
ly
Mesdames Johnnie Walker, An
ther Clair and Erma Shepard are
visiting their families in Lincoln.
Mrs. Ann S mi therm ann spent
the week end in Lincoln.
Miss Betty Whitlock and Betty!
visited Mrs Patricia Robinson and
Mrs. Juanita Gibson Sunday.
We axe progressing nicely in
our studies especially cold wav
ing.
So long until next week—
—Bettie
Tortured man gets help!
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now,” Mort Shepard of Ohio.
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aches caused by rheumatism, lumbago
or neuritis without trying this simple,
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plus the juice of Vi lemon in a glass of
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TRI E SHEPHERliS
(By Myrtle M. Gootllow)
rrue shepards who have heard
The call to preach God's Holy
Word
To their calling will be true.
And as the Master’s work they do
»Vill make God's house a place
where
•Ye are strengthened through
sermon and prayer;
Oftimes spiritual uplift is
destroyed
By money making methods
employed
A littie more interest in soul
salvation
And less in weekly donations
Would create a desire not only
to give more
But churches too would prosper
as ne'er before
Receiving the spiritual aid we
seek
Should be our richest blessing
each week
Churches need members too
Who to the teachings will be true
For if we are not
We are only a stumbling block
And hinder our pastor's work
In building up the church
Just because we pay church dues
Our sins are not excused
For money nor costly rainment
Prepares lost souls for judgement
But hearts within cleanse^ from
sin
Preaching Christ and Him
crucified
i
Hearts and souls will be purified
And taught to live the Christ-like
way
Not only on Sunday but every day
Pastors, deacons and members
alike
A living example should be
So sinful men may see
As life's daily road we trod
That our life is hid with Christ
in God.
SUBSCRIBE
NOW!
CAIX HA-0800
PINT-SIZED PRODIGY “Sugar
Chile” Robinson, moppet boogie
woogie sensation of the day is
winning his own friends in Holly
wood. His film debut will be in
MGM's “No Leave, No Love."
Just going on seven. Sugar Chile,
christened Frank, weighs 40 lbs.
and started to play the piano a
bout the time he was learning to
walk. Small but reseourceful. he
makes up for the smallness of his
hands, not big enough to stretch
octaves, etc., by hammering out
perfect rhythm and melody with
the aid of his knuckles and elbows
! Photo 1) Sugar Chile is beating
out some three-note chords be
tween camera appearances to keep
his pinkis limbered for big scenes
to come. (Photo 2) Hardly bigger
than a minute, Sugar Chile beats
on the keys as a little actor frien^
beats on the piano with drum
sticks. What a noise the two
make! (Photo 3) Here the tiny
phenom of the piano is accepting
the praise of Van Johnson and Dr.
rector Charles Martin after tinisn
ing a difficult number for the cam
eras. (Calvins News Service)
By Doing A Little Knitting, Embroidering, Crocheting or
General Seuring
Here is How You Can Win a Ring
side Seat to the Louis - Conn Light
Neil Scott and Associates Pub-,
-c Relations and Publicity of 400
lanhattan Avenue, New York 2d
<Jew York, have announced that
uey are sponsoring a National
iewing Contest to be held in New
Co.k City on June 18, 1946. The
on test will limit itself to four
dads of sewing.knitting. em
orouiering, crocheting and general (
;ew:ng.
The winners in each of these div j
sions of fine sewing will receive a '
mgsid seat to tbe Joe Louis Lilly j
Jonn Championship Fight which i
/ill be held on Jun^ 19, 1946.
The rules and regulations of the ,
JAIICNAL SEWING CONTEST |
ire:
1 Ail Contestants must submit'
heir names immediately to Neili
icott Associates 400 Manhattan j
V venue, New York. N- Y.
2 There are 4 divisions in!
vhich you may enter articles_|
mitting, crocheting, embroidery-,
ind general sewing. You may
vin a S100 00 ringside seat to the
Joe Louis-Billy Conn fight by pro
ducing a winner in either division
3. International fashion and
sewing experts will judge the win
ner in each division.
4. The prizes will be awarded
on June 18th at a place in New
York City to be announced later.
5. All articles submitted to
foil Scott Associates must be in
sured and enough postage includ
ad to cover the expense of return
mail.
6. You must notify Neil Scott
Associates as to what division of
tlu, Contest you are entering.
7. You pay no money to Neil
S-u.t Associates to become a con
testant. Your written statement
of interest in the Contest is con
sidered as an application.
K.YOJT YOUR RACE
Bv James Y. Eaton
—
The answer to any question of
fact concerning colored people
may be obtained by writing this
column.
Mark first six statements as
true or false.
1. Ethiopia is now7 a colonial
protectorate of the British Em
pire.
2 A student who finishes the
Reserve Officers Training Course
at Howard University, in in the
same military classification as
one who finishes West Point.
3. Over 80 percent of colored
magazines are religious publica
tions.
4. There are less than 75 libr
aries in the entire south that ad
mit colored.
5. Believers in clairvoyance are
found only in the Negro Race.
6- People have been discovered
in Africa that had an ape for one
of their parents.
7. Match correctly:— William
Miles, Mrs. Maggie L. Walker,
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Mrs. C.
J. Walker.
(A) 1st Bishop of the CME
Church (B) First Woman
bank president (C) England's
greatest composer of recent
times. (D) Manufacturer of
toilet proucts
8. Match corectly:—C. H. Par
ish. Josiah Henson, Ernest E. Just
(A) Outstanding Biologist
*. B) prototype of ‘ Uncle Tom’s
Cabin” and abolitionist.
(Ci Founder of Simmons Uni
versity.
9. Tell: What John Brown had
m common with Nat Turner
10. Tell within 25 the number of
all colored towns in the USA.
FOR ANSWERS SEE NEXT
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COLORFUL ELK’S ENSEMBLE
TO APPEAR MONDAY, MARCH
TBth AT ST. JOHNS CHURCH
The appearance of the Elk's
Ensemble arrayed fully in their
splendid costumes in song and
music will be Monday night at
8:15 pm at St. John's Church, 22
Willis Ave. This fine aggregation
of singers and full orchestra under
the expert direction of Mr. H. L.
Preston, have a real treat in store
for lovers of mu-ic Their well
prepared program consists of the
following: Spirituals, semi class
isc and classical renditions. There
are to be several specially pre
pared numbers that will be dedi
cated.
This is the first tinu this gfoup
has appeared in full colorful cos
tumes and possible the last time
before they go to the National
Elkg Convention in August. The
Elks and the Auxiliary have spa
red no expense in seeing that this
group has the finest in uniforms,
and Mr. Preston has sparecf no
time in seeing and working this
group into the fine organization
that it is. Don’t fail to come and
hear them if you don't wish to
miss a thrill
The Minute Men an,} Womens
Auxiliary of St. Johns sponsors
oft his program urges the musical
public not to miss one moment of
this rare occasion so be on time.
Come prepared to spend an even
ing of musical entertainment and
splendor.
DAACP PREPARES
DEFEMSE IV TEW. RIOT
New York—Upon his return
here March 6 from Tennessee,
where he ha^j conducted a first
hand investigation of the Colum
bia, Tenn., riot February 26-28,
Walter White, announced that
plans for a defense of all Negroes
arrested and charged with an of
fnse would be speedily arranged
by NAACP attorneys.
Mr White also stated that every
pressure would be brought to
bear to secure the arrest and con
viction of the real culprits, the
mob members who stoned the jail
February 26. and the state high
We wish to Announce
THE OPENING OF THE
G & J Smoke Shoo
2118 NORTH 24th Street
Everything in the Line of
CIGARS. CIGARETTES, &
SOFT DRINKS
Jackson & Godbey, Props.
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Shoulder
garment
6 Conscious
11 Forbidden
12 Part of
caijTC
13 Nimble
14 Conform
15 Leather
strip
16 Goddess of
discord
17 Suspends
21 Kettle
24 Electrified
particle
25 Pack
animal
28 Shackles
30 Overturn
32 Capture
33 Measure
of land
34 Golf club
36 Push
37 Female
fowl
38 Anger
40 Spread grass
to dry
41 Entangle
43 Be silent!
46 Frosted
50 Deck of a
warship
52 Aloft
53 Irish poet
54 Tissue in
skull
55 Go in
56 Round
bodies
DOWN
1 Pierce
2 Robust
3 Son of Adam
4 Equal in
value to
5 Fate
6 Turkish
magistrate
Solation in Next Issue.
7 Walks in
water
8 Like a wing
9 Military cap
10 Devours
18 Sloths
19 Negative
reply
20 Antleope
21 Hurl
22 Ecclesiasti
cal scarf
23 Keepsake
25 Tie
26 Wait on
27 Horse
29 Born
No. 41 ,
31 Exclamation
35 Relatives
36 Weight of
India
39 Sun god
41 Shop
42 Sign of
zodiac
43 Dwelling
place *
44 Metal
45 Vent
47 Fuel
48 Wicked
49 Lairs
51 Through
52 Warp-yarn
Series "3-43
Answer to Pnxile No 1
TELEPhjyt S i KlkE
AVERTED « «
Washington, D. C., Soundphoto
—As a result of this meeting held
last week at the US Department
of Labor, the threatened national
long distance strike was averted
Photo shows (left to rightl (sea
ted) J. J. Morgan, president, Fe
deration of Long Lines Telepnone
f way patrolment and militiamen
who violate^ the constitutional
rights of citizens. He said that
1 there w4s indication that patrol
men and militia members had
tolen property because while all
civilians WTe barred from the Ne
gro area, the business establish
ment of Julius Blair, which had
no person in it, had had the cl'-ck
shot from the wail, the juke box
wrecked, cloth cut from the bil
liard tables, all cigarettes and
cigars missin, as well as all ice
cream.
All except a very few of the pier
sons have been released on bail,
according to White. The grand
jury is now in sessions and will
continue in order to consider the
' Columbia case. White revealed
I .hat the effort of NAACP attor
! neys Maurice Weaver and Z. Al
| exander Looby to secure the re
lease of prisoners at first was
blocked fje<-1 use authorities did
refuse to give any information.
Later when the attorneys began
filing writs of habeas corpus, the
authorities released information
and began releasing pnsoners af
ter announcing that the writs
were ‘unnecessary’.
Thurgood Marshall, chief coun
sel of the NAACP, will go to Ten
nessee to arrange for the defense
after he has finished with a Su
preme case in Washington, D C.
William H. Hastie. chairman of
the NAACP legal committee, and
Martin Popper, of the Nationtl
Lawyers Guild, conferred with
Attorney General Tom Clark in
Washington March 5, to insist on
a more vigorous investigation by
the Department of Justice. Since
US Attorney Horace Frierson, lo
cated in Nashville, is a native of
S Columbia the NAACP requested
Workers; Edgar L. Warren, Di
rector of Conciliation; Gt S. Dring.
Assistant Vice President AT&T;
(standing) Joseph A. Beirne, pre
sident, National Federation Tele
phone Workers; John Gibson, As
sistant Secretary of Labor; Cleo
F Craig, Vice President AT&T,
in charge of industrial relations,
and Peter J. Manno, Commission
er of Conciliation.
an investigator direct from Wa
shington. However, the depart
ment sent James Ruffin, an as
sistant attorney general and a
native of Tennessee, who prompt
ly announced he would work im- '
der Frierson's directions.
White revealed that Bayard
Tarpley, secretary to Governor
McCord, and Governor McCord j
himself, boasted of tapping the
telephone wires on all calls to and
from the Negro district of Col- j
umbia.
White categorically denied the
report carried in some newspap
ers and over some radio stations
that he had approved the manner
in which the state and local au-’
• LEGAL NOTICE
Omaha Guide 3T Edw. J. DUGAN,
ATTY.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION ON
PETITION OF FINAL ADMINIS
TRATION ACCOUNT.
In the County Court of Douglas
County, Nebraska. Bk. 65. P. 403,
In the matter of the Estate of
FANNIE M. OWEN. Deceased:
All persons interested In said mat
ter are hereby notified that on the
1st day of March, 1946 Johnny
Owen filed a petition in said Coun
ty Court, praying that his final ad
ministration account filed herein
be settled and allowed, and that he
be discharged from his trust as Ad
ministrator and that a hearing will
be had on said petition before said
Court on the 1st day of April, 1946
at 9 o'clock A' M. and contest said
petition, the Court may grant the
prayer of said petition, enter a de
cree of heirBhip, and make such
other and further orders, allowanc
es and decrees, as to this Court
may seem proper, to the end that
all matters pertaining to said es
tate may be finally settled and de
termined.
ROBERT R. TROYER.
County Judge.
Bg. 3-9 '46 end 3-23 '46
THE ALL-MAKES
Electric & Hardware
4040 Hamilton
—• ARE REMODELING—
When Completed. They will have a 50x92 Space
for HARDWARE. APPLIANCES AND A
REPAIR SHOP.
(Watch for Ad in this paper for GRAND OPENING.)
thorities had handled the riot. ,
TEX BODDIE STOPS
BILLY McCLURE
In the fourth round of the ^enii
windup at the City Auditorium
last Mor.dav night, Tex Boddie
coming pugilist of Omaha, floored
Billy McClure of St. Paul. Minn.
McClure was Poo red in every
round but the 3rd when he had
-he sPectato-g all standing when
he had Boddie 01 the mat.
Boddie won the decision
TRE\TO\ M4CP GIVES
$10 TO STP’KF USD
—
Trenton. N. J—After an appeal
by a committee of strikers agnir.st
the American Tobacco Ccrapa y
at its regular meeting last month
j "he Iretton Bmocs of t;-«
P took up a collection of $10 for
the strike fund. Dr Henry J. Au
stin is president.
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