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The Washington times., 1935-09-28

CARoLINA-sunday. Monday, and
Tuesday. Will Rogers in Doubling
Thomas" Wednesdsy Day Richard .n,1 Dix dEratf in
and Pauline Brooks in Make Mil
lion: Thursday and Friday, Ralph
Bellamy and Karen Morley in The
Healer" also, Marian Marsh and Rich
Saturday, Kermit Maynard in Trails
Of the Wild" also, Lew Ayres and
Claire Trevor in Spring Tonic"
FAIRLAWN Sunday and Monday,
Charles Boyer and Loretta Young in
"shanghai"; Tuesday, Guy kibbee and
We'd Wednesday. Boris Karloff in THE
Black Room; Thursday and Friday,
James Cagney and Pat O'Brien in The
Irish In U.s." Saturday. w. G. Fields
in The Man On The Flying Trapeze."
Brook in Loves Of A Dictator" also
Baer-Louis Fight Film: Tuesday and
Wednesday. Spencer Tracy in "Dante's
Inferno" also. Baer-Louis Fight Film;
Room" also, Baer-Louis Fight Film;
Friday and Saturday. Richard Dix in
THE Arizonian." also, Baer-Louis Fight
Film.
HIPPODROME-sunday and Monday:
| Charles Boyer and Loretta Young III
Shanghai" Tuesday and Wednesday:
sally Eilers in Alias Mary Dow; also
Hans Jaray in Lover Divine" Thurs-
day and Friday: w. c. Fields in The
Man on the Flying Trapeze." Saturday:
George Raft and Alice Faye in "Ever0
| Night at s."
CAMEO-sunday and Monday: Charles
Boyer and Loretta Young in Shanghai"
| Tuesday: George Raft and Edward Ar
mold in THE Glass Key" Wednesday:
Robert Young in "Vagabond Lady"
"Dinky." Saturday: Airline Judge and
Kent Taylor in college Scandal"
ARCADE-Sunday and Monday: Jane
Withers in Ginger" Tuesday: Warren
William in Don't Bet on Blondes"
Wednesday: Marlene Dietrich in The
day: Fred McMurray in Men Without
Names" Saturday: Joe Penner in Col
lege Rhythm"
TAKOMA-sunday. Monday, Tuesday.
Wednesday. Shirley Temple in Curly
Cagney in The Irish in Us; Saturday.
Randolph Scott and Chic Sale in Rocky
Mountain Mystery" also: Nancy Carroll
in Atlantic Adventure"
pss HsFe So ..o and Alice nGs1sE srady
and Douglass MONTGOMERY in Lady
TpoSs TUESDAY and With WSdns'eay M"n. eay
rie and Gilbert Roland. also, THE
Hoosier Schoolmaster," with Norman
Foster and Charlotte Henry; Thursday
and Friday, Ann Harding and Herbert
Marshall in "The Flame Within" also,
The House of Danger" with OnSlow
Stevens and Janet Chandler: Saturday.
What Price Crime" with Charles
Starrett and Noel Madison, Also Tom
Tyler in Coyote Trails"
LITTLE-Sunday, Monday. Tuesday:
Myrna 10y and Jean Hsrsholt; also
Ina Ray Hutton and Her Girl Band.
Wednesday and Thursday: "Horse
Feathers" with the Four Marx Broth
ers Friday and Saturday: Lives OF
Bengal Lancer with Gary Cooper,
Franchot Tone Richard Cromwell and
Sir Guy Standing.
sTANTON-sunday and Monday: Ed
mund Lowe and Claire Trevor in
BLACK Sheep; also Charles Ruggles
and Mary Boland in People Will
Talk" Tuesday and Wednesday: Roger
Pryor and Heather Angel in Head
line Woman" also Mary Carlisle and
Hardie Albright in Champagne for
Breakfast" Thursday and Friday:
Mona Barrie and Gilbert Roland in
Ladies Love Danger; also Kermit
| Maynard in THE wilderness Mail"
Saturdays Airline Judge and Kent Tay"
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NEIGHBORHOOD THEATER PROGRAMS FOR WEEK

HowARD-on stage: "Harlemania." q"
All-star Musical Revue. On screen:
'High School Girl"
BROADWAY - Sunday. Monday and
wednesday and Thursday: Bette Davis
and George Brent in Front Page Wom-
an" Friday and Saturday: Buck Jones
in The Throw Back; also. Chapter No.
Call Of the Savage"
ROsALTA-sunday ana Monday: MUIR
der In the Fleet" with Robert Taylor
and Jean Parker. Tuesday: 'Baboona."
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Johnson's thrilling
Thursday: college Scandal" with Ar
line Judge and Kent Taylor. Friday:
Sally Eilers in Alias Mary Dow" Satur-
day: Tim Mccoy in Riding Wild" !;
age"
MoTT5sunday and MGndsy; %%aag;v! KfEi0ft Fieb
Grace Bradley in Red Head" We'd
garet Lindsay and Donald Woods: also
CHAPTER Nc Gsl Mnvra-d OF the ie !eOSs sage Of
the Mounted" and I'll Love You Al
1.-THE Gilded Lady" Saturday: Tim Nc
LINCOLN-september 27 to october
3; clark Gable and Jean Harlow in
"China Seas"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 to October
;, Dick Powell and Joan 5londel In
''Broadway Gondolier.'
BOOKER T.-september 81 to October
3 Janet Gaynor in "The Farmer Takes
a Wife" with Henry Fonda.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20 to October
s. Sins Of Love"-men only
JEssE-sundsy, Men Monasy' u,.1 TUESDAY; ;saY;
Gaynor ana Henry Fonda; Wednesday
s'We'rs in the Money" with Joan Blon-
dell and Glenda Farrell: Saturday.
"Biack sheep" with Edmund Lowe and
Tisan G1air: TTSHoF vitS a.ors: o1iS osrien. ROCK
sYLvAN-sunday. Monday and Tues
day. "Curly Top" with Shirley Temple
daS daS 'oRn sroadwsy sE1SS GondoIior RR With DICK
Powell and Joan Blondell: Friday. silk
Hat Kid" with Lew Ayres and Mae
Clarke: Saturday THE Daring Young
Unknown woman" with Richard Crom-
well and Marian Marsh.
PALM-Sunday. Monday and Tuesday,
"Escapade," with William Powell and
Luise Rainer; Wednesday and Thurs
day, Becky sharp" with Miriam Hop
kns: Friday and Saturday. Farmer
Takes q Wife," with Janet Gaynor and
Henry Fonda.
ACADEMY-Sunday and Monday. ~
Hours to Kill" with Richard Barthel-
mess. Joe Morrison. Gertrude Michael
and Helen Mack, also. BLACK Sheep"
with Edmund Lowe and Claire Trevor:
Tuesday and Wednesday, The We'd
ding Night" with Gary Cooper and
Anna stem. also, THE Triumph OF Sher-
lock Holmes" with Arthur Wontner
and. Lyn Harding: Thursday and Fri
day "Stolen Harmony" with George
Raft and Ben Bernie, also. Marriage
On Approval" with Donald Dillaw0y.
Barbara Kent and Phyllis Barry; Satur-
day. Rocky Mountain Mystery" with
Randolph Scott, Charles ''Chic Sale,
and Mrs. Leslie Carter. also, Wallace
Ford in Get That Mani"
sEco-sunday and Monday, VIM.
Powell and Luise Rainer in "Esca-
pade"; Tuesday and Wednesday, Jackie
Scarf and Jane withers in ''Ginger'; I;
Thursday. Ann Harding and Herbert
Marshall in The Flame WitGin"; Fri
day, Robert Young and Evelyn Eenable
in 'Vagabond Lady; Saturday, Spencer
Tracy and Wendy Barrie in Its A
Small World" also Reb Russell iu
"outlaw Rule" also. "Rustlers Of REQ
Dog." Chap. &
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D. c. RECORD OF BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

Alfred F. Rehsen, "a, and Emily Rob-
erts, "a. both of eos st. n. w.
Albert H. Chace, jr.. 81. 1905 Chester
Ave. S, E., and Maxine L. Rismen-
shider, %, 642 B st. 8. W.
Peter j. BuCcies 25, 210-A Longfel-
low ST.. and Elva L. shuster, IS, Leech-
burg. Pa.
Daniel ]. Collins, ~, $40 H st. s. W.,
and Margaret C. shaffer, "A. RiverdalS,
Nd.
Randolph L. Cordua, "a, and Edna l..
Boege, 20, both of 81 Adams St. n. w.
John Harris. 36, and Clara johnson,
IS. both of 1914 Twenty-eighth st. n. w.
Robert l.. Knorr. IS, Silver Spring, Md,
and Catherine N. Goodman, 2s, Land
over, Md.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Sept. 81
Especially Marriage licenses were issued
today in the office of the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court OF Prince Georges county
to Gilbert Williams, %. of Mt. Rainier,
Md, and Ethel Markwood, 10 Of Brent.
wood; Charles A. Hall, "a. Of Washing
ton, and Sylvia Carrick. IS, Of Capitol
Heights
ROCKVILLE. Md, Sept 81 Especially.
Marriage licenses were issued today in
the office Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Montgomery County to James
F. Taylor. 26, of Frederick. Md, and
Margaret f. Hayes, 1S of Washington:
Alfred A. Helgenna, 81, of Silver Spring,
and Martha. E. Flora. II, Of Laurel;
John Conway, 20, and Ruth A. Thomp-
son. 81. both of Fredericksburg, Va:
Hugh E. Young. "a, and Ellen R. Riddle,
Fl, both Of Washington.
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BOWMAN, JOHN Hon Thursday, Sep
tember 26 1885, at George Washington
University Hospital, JOHN H. BOWMAN.
of "a Ninth Street Northeast Washington,
D. c., beloved husband of Laura Bowman
tnee Boehm) and father of Catherine E.
and Roberta l.. Bowman.
Remains resting at his late residence
after 10 a. M Friday. September ~. 1888.
Funeral Sunday. September 20. 1898. at
0 a. m from his late residence.
Interment in Massanutten Cemetery,
Woodstock Va.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend.
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DIED

AsKEw. REV. BENJAMIN J.-Departed
this life Thursday, September 26. 1885.
at S;12 p. m. at his residence, 1928
o st. N. W, REV. BENJAMIN ASKEW,
who was the beloved husband of Mrs
Hannah S. Askew. He leaves to mourn
their loss one daughter. Mrs. Emma A.
Heron; two sons. George W. and Daniel
W. Askew, and other relatives and friends
Remains resting with L. E. Murray &
Son until p. m. Saturday. September %.
1895, then at his late residence.
Funeral Sunday, September % 1885.
At Israel Baptist Church. at /: 80 p. M.
Rev Fisher officiating.
Interment in Lincoln Memorial Gene
tery,
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WILLIAM J. BATES

Funeral services for William j.
Bates, SO, lifelong resident of the
District, will be held at his home.
655 Morris Pl. N. E.. at 2 p. m
Monday. Burial will be in Con-
gressional Cemetery. -
He was an ernploye of the :Bu'
reau of Printing and Engraving
and before that was for many
years in the clock business with
his father, James G.. Bates.
The Washington times., 1935-09-28

rine Hepburn in alice Adams; BUDDY
Rogers in "old Man Rhythm"
CoLoNY-sunday, Monday and Tues.
FAREWELL; Silly symphony. "Ro6ber
Kitten" "wednesday and ThuTsday:
band reel: Friday: Spencer Tracy in
Dante's inferno: comedy. Saturday:
william Boyd in "Hopalong Cassidy;
Roaring West" No. 5; comedy.
HOME-sunday and Monday: Janet
Gaynor in Farmer Takes a Wife;
cartoon. Tuesday and Wednesday:
Charles Boyer and Loretta Young in
shanghai Chase comedy Thursday
Howard. Fredric March in 'smilin'
Thru; novelty. Saturday: Lew Ayres
in silk Hat Kid; Buddy Rogers in
"old Man Rhythm" Popeye.
sAvoY-sunday and Monday: Maui
Woman Wanted: comedy. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Boris Karloff in BLACK
Hos1 cSSaES SS%sr' sport 5:'
along Cassidy; new Adventures Of Tar
zan No 3; cartoon: Kennedy comedy.
Saturday: Pick Powell ana Joan slon. s.,i.
symphony. "RobSer Kitten"
TIVOLT-sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Katharine Hepburn in
Alice Adams"; cartoon. Thursday and
Frederic March in "smilin' Thru; Pop
eye. Saturday: Joan Blondell and
Glenda Farrell in We're In the Money;
Keaton comedy; novelty.
YORK-sunday and Monday: James
Cagney and Pat O'Brien in Irish In
U.s.; Popeye; band reel. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Charles Boyer and Loretta
Young in shanghai: comedy. Thurs
day and Friday: George Raft and Alice
Faye in Every Night at 81; Betty
Boop; travel reel. Saturday: Zasu Pitts
and Guy Kibbee in Going Highbrow";
comedy.
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BROUN. SARAH BROTSKY-Died at her
late residence, Ashley Apartments 2O3S
Eighteenth St. n; W., on Friday Septem.
66 years OF age. She is survived by six
sons and three daughters Morris Broun.
John Broun Mrs. Rose Rodman, Sol
Broun, Marion Broun. Newman Broun. Joe
Broun' Mrs. Jean Kal and Mrs. Celia
Pevenstein.
Funeral services from the chapel of Ber.
nard Dsnzansky. 1901 Fourteenth ST. n.
W.. on Monday. September 30. at 1880
terry.
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CENTRAL-sunday and Monday, Joan
BlondeH. Hugh Herbert, Glenda Farrell
in We're In the Money: comedy;
O'Mahoney-Don George wrestling Match;
cartoon. Tuesday and Wednesday: joel
McCrea and Lewis Stone in Woman
Wanted; O'Mahoney-Don George Wrest-
ling Match; cartoon. Thursday and Fri
day: George Brent and Bette Davis n
Front Page Woman; novelty, comedy.
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WARNER BROTHERS

}, lor in college Scandal; also
Der Terrors"
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BOOKER T.-september 81 to October
4 Janet Gaynor in 1.-THE Farmer Takes
a wife" with Henry Fonda.
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HEATH. GEORGE Won Friday Sen.
tember 81, 1885. at his residence, 3lO2
Charming Street Northeast. GEORGE W,
HF nth. beloved husband of Nellie Heath.
Funeral from the above residence on
Monday, September 80. 1885 at 10 80
a. m.
Services at the Ninth Street Christian
Church at IL o'clock.
lntermcnt in Fort Lincoln Cemetery,
Relatives and friends invited
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Florists

Florists 4
GUIDE BROS. CO., Funeral Designs
1919 St. N. ". NAH. A2S0
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - to october
8: clark Gable and Jean Harlow in
"Chtna Seas"
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in Cedar Hill Cemetery.

RIPP: ELISE-on Friday September 90.
l932i at Sihley, Hospital: ELISE RUPP,
Funeral from her late residence. 500 L
81. N. W., on Monday September 30 at
10 4. m. Relatives and friends are in.
vited. 1nterment in Glenwood Cemetery
Services by the W. w. Chambers Co.
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ARCADE-sunday and Monday: Jane
withers in Ginger" Tuesday: Warren
william in Don't Bet on Blondes"
Wednesday: Marlene Dietrich in THE
Devil Is a Woman" Thursday and Fri
day: Fred McMurray in Men Without
Names" Saturday: Joe Penner in Col
lege Rhythm"
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RAPHAEL-Septemb 90 to October
B "Sins Of Love"-men only.
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AVENUE GRAND-sunday, Monday
and Tuesday: Clark Gable. Jean Har-
comedy. Wednesday and Thursday:
George Raft and Alice Faye in Every
Night At 81; comedies. Friday: Ida
Lupino and Kent Taylor in Smart
Girl; comedies Saturday: John Boles
in "Orchids to YOU; James Gleason in
Hot Tip; Popeye.
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REPUBLIC-septembe 81 to October
B. Dick Powell and Joan BlondeN in
"Broadway Gondolier."
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TAKOMA-sunday Monday, Tuesday
Wednesday, Shirley Temple in Curly
Top: Thursday and Friday, James
Cagney in The Irish in Us; saturday.
Mountain Mystery" also. Nancy Carroll
in Atlantic Adventure"
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CAMEO-Sunday and Monday: Charles
Boyer and Loretta Young in "Shangrai."
Tuesday; George Raft and Edward Ar
mold in "The Glass Key" Wednesday:
Robert Young in 'Vagabond Lady"
Thursday and Friday: Jackie Cooper in
"Dinky." Saturday: Airline Judge and
Kent Taylor in college Scandal"
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WALKER, NATHAN A.-ou Saturday,
September 2S. 1898. at Gaithersburg,
Nd. NATHAN A. WLKER
Remains resting at Gartner's funeral
home, Gaithersburg Md.
Notice of funeral services and interment
hereafter
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JEssE-sunday. Monday. Tuesday,
'Farmer Takes a Wife" with Janet
and Thursday, Shanghai" with Charles
Boyer and Loretta Young: Friday.
"we're in the Money" with Joan BIon-
dell and Glenda Farrell: Saturday,
"Black Sheep" with Edmund Lowe and
Claire Trevor; also, Hard Rock Har.
rigan," with George OBrien.
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HIPPODRONIE-sunda and Monday:
Charles Boyer and Loretta Young Ill
Shanghai" Tuesday and Wednesday:
Sally Eilers in Alias Mary Dow; also
Hans Jaray in Lover Divine" Thura-
day and Friday: w. c. Fields in The
Man on the Flying Trapeze." Saturday:
George Raft and Alice Faye in "Evero
Night at 81
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AMBASSADOR-sunday. Monday and
Tuesday: Bing Crosby in 1.-TWO for To-
night; sportreel. Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday: Jean Harlow, Clark
Gable and Wallace Beery in China
Seas: bandreel. Saturday: Burns and
Allen in Here Comes Cookie; Roaring
West No. 2; Popeye.
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LITTLE-sunday. Monday. Tuesday:
Men in White" with Clark Gable.
Ina Ray Hutton and Her Girl Band.
Wednesday and Thursday: "Horse
Feathers" with the Four Marx Broth
ers. Friday and Saturday: Lives of
a Bengal Lancer" with Gary Cooper,
Franchot Tone. Richard Cromwell and
Sir Guy Standing.
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AVALON-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Sir Guy standing in Annapolis
FAREWELL; cartoon. Wednesday and
Thursday, Janet Gaynor in Farmer
Takes a Wife: novelty. Friday: Maui
reen OSullivan and Joel McCrea in
Woman Wanted: Keaton comedy;
band reel. Saturday: Jackie Cooper in
'Dinky' comedies.
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SYLvAN-sunday. Monday and Tues
day. Curly Top" with Shirley Temple
and John Boles; Wednesday and Thurs
Powell and Joan Blondell: Friday. silk
Hat Kid" with Lew Ayres and Mae
Clarke: Saturday. THE Daring Young
Man." with James Dunn, also, THE
Unknown Woman" with Richard Crom-
well and Marian Marsh.
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PALM-Sunday. Monday and Tuesday,
''Escapade," with william Powell and
Luise Rainer; wednesday and Thurs
day. Becky Sharp" with Miriam Hop
kins: Friday and Saturday. Farmer
Takes a Wife," with Janet Gaynor and
Henry Fonda.
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HOWARD-on stage: "Harlemania."
All-Star Musical Revue. On screen:
S'TIi1h School Girl
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APOLLO-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: James Cagney in Irish In Us;
cartoon. Wednesday and Thursday:
Janet Gaynor in Farmer Takes a
Wife; musical. Friday: Joan Blondell
and Genda Farrell in We're In the
Money; musical; See America First !;
sportreel. Saturday: James Dunn in
''Welcome Home" Spencer Tracey in
Dantes INFERNO; Roaring West" No.
5; comedy.
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TURNER. ALBERT Son Friday morn.
ing. September 81. 1895, at his resi-.
dence. 1910 G St. $. E, ALBERT s.
TURNER. the beloved husband Of Mary
Titus Turner and father of Albert s.
Turner ir.. son Of Samuel A. and Ella
Carroll Turner. He is also survived by
two brothers and four sisters.
Funeral services will he held on Mon.
day afternoon, September 30 1888. at
o'clock from his late residence. 1910 g
St. g. F.
The Omaha guide., 1935-01-12
SOCIAL
AFFAIRS

set with beautiful corsages mat were
PRESENTED to them by their escorts Oh
the evening. ,
The table was beautifully decorated
With flowers and lighted candles TO-
cotbe, with the choicest silver ana
Iinan. and the daintiest china Inc
.ristic dishes and delicacies were pre-
,ared and served by the hostess ana
Mrs. Johanna Fowler.
Those present were, Misses Estelle
Robertson. Christine Brown, Lucy mae
STAMPS. Lucille Hamilton, Bernlce
Fowler. ann Johnson, Mrs. Jeanetce
Eormer and Mrs. Ross Fowler Of h
=. oo Messrs. Adrian Stamps, Val Rat
rg Rervle Bowens, Leroy, Newland'
sra,1iua Williams, r. Bryant, J. ~
r,.onville and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hammonds.
After being served, the party went
on-masse to the Beau Drummer 1or-
nal dancing party the better TO en-
iov themselves because of having oeeh
Tho guests of a very charming hostess
and a most gracious host.
The Omaha guide., 1935-01-12
CAMP CHATTER
Liberty, Mo.
c. C. C. Camp News

Camp Ne. 1928
Most eff the Omaha boys have left
the camp. There are only four Ne
braskans left. They are l.. Carter,
L. Smith, Hurlsig Russell and L.
Sampson. Billy Anthony, La Mar
Turner, Jethr9 Taylor, Dave Buckner
and Tiny Tant left Monday night,
Dec. 81, with Sc other boys from St.
Louis. When troubles come, wise men
take to their work; weak men take
the train. l see that is true. Well,
| think it is a good policy to leave a
few things unsaid.
Harry Sampson was home for
Christmas and wishes to thank his
many friends for gifts and parties
that were showered upon him while
here. He hopes he will see everyone
here again soon. There is one thing
he did not like. Many Omaha people
have the wrong idea about camp life
It is what you make it, good or bad
Whatever you look for, you find.
SO more b0ys came in camp from
Kansas City last week.
Harry Sampson, Reporter
The Omaha guide., 1935-01-12
Mysterious Three

a formal Watch. Party was given
at the lovely home Of MIR. and Mrs.
Martin Anderson, 1901 Blonde street,
sGonday, December 81, 1884 By the
Mysterious Three Club. The n,sn-
bers Of this club are three prominent
girls in the High School social set.
The house vas beautifully decorated
with the clubs %eolors, blus and grange
A delightful course was served with
the coming Of 1885 which was enjoyed
BY all. Nss hours were spent from
10 o'clock until the wee hours Of four,
in dancing to the music played by
three. prominent negro beys, James
Psytoa, Hdwin Riggs, and Eugene
Skinner. Guests were as follows:
Marguerite Hill, Christmaa Clark,
Candies Jacobs, Byron Winston, Nil
dred Ector, Robert Hill, Madrse Jack
The Omaha guide., 1935-01-12

The club met Monday Dec. 3, at the
home of Mrs. Zoneta Walker, 27J7
Corby street. E-rs. Grace Washing
ton was a visitor. Mrs. Walker served
a nice luncheon. The table was beau
tifully decorated with a miniature
h-use covered with snow and Santa
Claus with his sleigh and reindeer.
Tiny Christmas trees served as place
cards.
Mrs. Frances Allen was hostess to
TIL club, Monday Dec. 10, Mrs. May
E.7.llac and Mrs. Margaret Allen were
visitors. Mrs. Frances Allen served
2 lovely luncheon. The table was dec
Grated with tiny Christmas trees and
candy canes. The rest Of the time was
spent in playing cards.. There was no
club meeting the following Monda
Mrs. Mildred Bryant, President
h1rs. Ida Bryant, Reporter
The Omaha guide., 1935-01-12
MAKE
MILLER
W RI
(For TIL Literary Service Bureau)

(For advice, write to Make Miller,
care of Literary Service Bureau, SIG
Minnesota Ave, Kansas City, Kans.
For personal reply send self-addressed
stamped e~nvelope.)
Make Miller: l am a girl seven
teen. go to junior high school and keep
company with a boy eighteen. Used
to go with him one year, five months
and thirteen days before we quit. We
went back together. He used to go
with q girl older than he was. Now
she wants to fight me. He said he
didn't love any girl but me His
parents and his sisters like me and
want me 10 marry him. Ny parents
like htn. too, and I really love him.
What should Z do ,AZ. J. G..
z. J. c.: Seventeen is too young
20. marry. Don't know your " mind.
3ettor 10 finish your education if you
can, OF you will regret it. II you
easnet Or Just will not Ee to school.
th>n marry this boy, If you love him.
since he is acceptable to your home
felix's and yeu In to his. But again.
better 80 to school o while longer.
The Omaha guide., 1935-01-12
Flush Kidneys of
Acids and Poisons
STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS

When kidneys are clegged they be-
come weak-the bladder. Ia irritated-
often passage is scanty asd snaarts
and burns-sleep is restless and night
ly visits to the bathroom are frequent.
The right harmless and Inexpensive
way to stop this trouble and restore
healthy action to kidneys and bladder
is to get from any druggist q s5-eent
box Of Gold Medal Haarlen Oil Cap
suies and take ax directed-ysu wont
be disappointed-but be sur and get
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules
the original and genuine right fron
Iaarlem in Holland" grand kidney
stimulant and diuretic. Remember al
SO that other symptoms Of kidney and
bladder trouble are backache, leg
cramps, puffy eyes, moist palms and
nervousness. ADV.
The Omaha guide., 1935-01-12

nonths. New Business was the
High School night dances which are
to be held one On Januar II, and
the cher, which is to be a five cents
Day dance, On the twenty-ffth.
also take the liberty to announce that
those who do not ~patronize i five
cent dances will not be admitted to
our regular dance. Money obtained
rom the five cent dance on the
twenty-fifth is to finance our Valen-
tine-Lincoln Tea to be held about the
middle Of February. Don't forget the
High School dances on the eleventh
and twenty-ffth. Let's have every
body out.
Ruth Williams, Sec'y-Reporter
The Omaha guide., 1935-01-12

One of the most unique teas of the
season was given at the home Of Mrs.
Rufus Long, 1888 Binney street, last
Sunday afternoon from A until 8. 1t
was sponsored by the ladies of the
Catholic Circle.
The table was beautifully decorated
with flowers in the center and the
softly lighted candles made a most
glamorous effect. The patronage was
also spectacular. Pink ice cream and
cake were served.
The tea was given for charity pur-
poses for the Christmas holidays.
Father Flanagan's boys were included.
Ladies Of the circle wish to thank all
who attended.
Mrs. Mable Fields, President
Mary Banks, Reporter
The Omaha guide., 1935-01-12

Legior Auxiliary Holds Social Party
American Legion Auxiliary Post
No. 30 met Ut the home Of Mrs. Lille
Williams. 1922 M. 255s street, Thurs
day cNoning January 8. After the
necessary business vas attended to,
q delightful repast, consisting Of
blackeyed peas, pigs head, hot corn
mullins, green onions and baked ap-
pies, was served by the hostess.
A good time was had by all.
Mrs. Lillian Wright, President
Mrs. Denver Rich, Reporter