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Evening star., 1937-05-02
MARGARET CULkIN BANNING

a half while some hairdresser was probably
saying, Il know that you're in hurry, Mrs.
Simpson, but please stay three minutes more
under the drier so that wave will stay IN
Every woman who feels encouraged does
not desire romance, and the great majority
certainly don't want scandal But they want
to be sure that they aren't making tools OF
themselves when they don't 'let their appear
ance go
1t backs up more than the beautlCianS 1t
backs up those who, like Baudelaire nn the
Nilay translation says, What is natural
beauty to compare with the ordered, planned
perfection of woman whose beauty has been
determined by art, whose appearance, whose
manner have been consciously perfected in
every detail, who has perfect control of her
gesture as of her voice, who is never startled
into expressing something she does not wish to
express?" 1t is pat on the back for art, not
alone for artlhCe.
OF course history may show that the British
Empire would have been much better of
without Mrs. Simpson, Unpleasant ladies of
forty are no doubt becoming greedy and de
manding too many diamonds. But wise wOm-
en- of the same age as Mrs. Simpson and
older are, | believe thinking that there is
nothing surprising in all this. They have
known it, though the young moderns have
doubted it and wouldn't listen.
They have known that each man is apt to
be dependent on one woman who knows HIM
well, who can manage him, who has become
indispensable. He can not get along without
her SO the Duke Of Windsor said That is a
comfort for wives in a restless age. The fact
that many good, fine women want Mrs.
Simpson to be married happily. pity her for
what they suspect she may have to face in the
future, and hope she will be equal to it. proves
the case They do not want her deserted now.
For, if this is bad precedent the other would
be worse.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

the adult accent on youth was misplaced, that
the accent for women should be on lntelll-
pence and charm, if women have any interest
in the attentions. devotion and love OF men.
1t is always better to be beautiful. but one
can get along without that 1t is pleasure to
be young but it is pleasure also to be middle
aged, to have acquired experience and out OF
that experience to manage ones life and the
lives of people who count in it,
But she's so much younger can now be
Countered with but am wiser and more at
tractive," when there is question OF rivalry
for the attraction of some one man. | almost
think that the petulanCe of some young girls
in regard to Mrs. Simpson triumph OF pub
iicity was that she depleted the arrogance OF
youth and nothing but youth And if the
world can learn, even through this imperfect
and painful example, more respect for middle
age, it is not all to the bad.
There is something else to be remembered.
Most women of forty get very tired OF keep
ing up their appearance. 1t needs to be done.
One can not jump up in the morning when
one is forty and rush with pleasure to mirror.
One goes critically or reluctantly to take
look Mrs Simpson has proved that work
done on the appearance is worth while. After
all. there is no use in pretending that her
charm of appearance is entirely spontaneous.
Didn't she keep the King waiting an hour and
Evening star., 1937-05-02
CHI A r 0O B EG n 6
AT F0 RTY
crown may crash king may quit yet out OF BTta'ns

felt more confident because of it. great deal
of nonsense has been talked about this beng
modern Cinderella fairy tale. No such com
parisOn is possible Cinderella was an adde's
cent Aschenputtel who sat in the ashes and
did the housework. Nor was it case Of the
Kings falling in love with beautiful goose
girl. No, it was matter of a woman hold on
a man, of his indispensable need of her, and
woman past forty at that
The incident will be misused A great many
women will trick themselves out in an attempt
to repeat what can not be easily or very often
repeated. But the case is on record. The facts
are credible What does the ordinary woman
get out of it, the ordinary sensible woman of
the suburbs and country districts and the
cities,
In the first place, it is tremendous reassur-
anCe The modern assumption that the race
is to the young woman has been SO absolute
that this reversal helps. Those compliments
about looking like girl have been about
the best woman got from man. Now she
can look like woman She can be a woman.
This is absolutely up my street As often
as people will listen, have been saying that
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. NJ. X. Curry, Pastor
C. L. Reynolds, Reporter

Sunday school opened with a
large attendance. Some very i'm
pressive thoughts we're gotten from
the lesson, which we all should
apply to our daily lives. At IL
o'clock the forty members of the
Junior choir gave praise and adj
Grafton in song. Pastor Curry
preached a very inspiring sermon
from the subject, "The Birthright
and Self Control" from Gen. 25-34.
One particular point in his sermon
was, in order to do our best, we
must seek God. At 3 p. m. Rev
Sears preached a very inspiring
sermon. At $3.50 the BYPU OPEN
ed with the vice president, Miss
Ora Lee Britt presiding. A large
number were present, much inter
est manifested in each group. At
8 o'clock, Mrs. Willie S. Latyn of
Philadelphia, who is the National
President of the Women's Conven-
ton, delivered a wonderful address
which was enjoyed.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29
MT. NEBO BAPTIST
G H q r OH
Rev. ]. G.. Gates, Pastor
Dolly Dixon, Reporter

The Mt. Nebo Sunday school was
opened on time with Mrs. U. Bill
ingsley presiding. The school at
large got quite a bit out of the
lesson.
The morning service was enjoyed
by all, with our pastor filling the
stand, the text was found Act 1880
Subject What Must l Do to be
Saved?' We had a large number of
visitors, who are always welcome.
The evening service was carried
on with a splendid message en-
toyed by all. The fifth Sunday will
be Mission Sunday and we extend
the Invitation for all to come and
worship with us.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST

Thh Sunday school opened at
the usual hour. The superintendent
was absent on account of being i'll.
At 1880 a. m. the pastor Elder
Clark preached a powerful sermon.
One was added to the fold for bap-
tism, every ones heart was made to
rejoice.
At the evening service Elder C.
A. Brayboy preached a wonderful
sermon and one more was added
to the fold, we do thank God for
our wonderful soul saving services.
To rs it is a monument for God.
On the first Sunday in June the
mission board will hold a rally at
3 p. m. and we shall be pleased to
have all our friends worship with
us.
Our district convention will be
held here on the 18th of July. Pre-
pare to be with us.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29
BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH
29th and L Streets
Rev. =. ]. Sears. Pastor
Joshua Henderson, Reporter

Mr.. Franklin, the president of
Pleasant Gre4h BYPU and Mr.,
W. M. Cooper with a few of his
workers we're the visitors to our
young peoples union.
The City BYPU will hold its
meeting in our church next Sunday
at $3.50 p. m.
II wish to thank my many fri
ends for helping me to win this
crown. 1t doesn't belong to me only,
but to the one who helped me TO
win" These are the words spoken
by Miss Priscilla Gilden who was
crowned as the Junior Queen in the
Musical Festival.
The Pastor preached on the
weakness of Esau' in the morning
service. This sermon was very in
t~eresting to us because SO many
had tried to discuss this suject in
the church school.
Mrs. Mildred Roberts says the
young people are anxious to or
ganize a Guidite club in the church.
The Loyal Heart club is spon-
soring a big slab town convention
on June 18th. Mrs. Naomi Hender-
son, the president, is offering a
prize for anyone who doesn't laugh
Miss Addie Foxall is the directress.
We are looking for you next Sun
day.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29
METROPOLITAN CHURCH

Sunday school opened at $50
with Bro. Porter in charge. There
were some new faces in school Sun
day morning. Bro. Porter's desire
for as many to come as will to help
make the Sundays school a success.
A. II o'clock. Rev. CALDWELL
smoke briefly from Luke. Subject.
"Leave the alone, they will need
me again."
The membership at large will
miss the pastor who is in Gary,
Ind, conducting a revival. We are
praying that some soul will be saw
ed.
VIZ have begun to make plans
for our anniversary which will be
held at the church from June 18th
TO the oath. As we are expecting
a large number Of out-of-town vi
sitors to be present, SO we ask you,
too, to get ready to help us to put
tho program over at 8 o'clock.
Rev. Caldwell spoke from Ex-
odus 14:17; subject "Shake Rattle
and Roll, You Can't Pass Rev.
Caldwell is always faithful in
helping us when ever the, pastor is
absent. We appreciate Rev. Cald.
well.
Friday night Of this week the
choir and members will go to the
Pleasant Green Baptist church with
Rev. Rev. Caldwell. Miss Mable
Redd will be in charge of the
choir.
There will also be a three night
fast given in the near future al
the home Of Mrs. Sadie Mitchell
1917 No. Oath street.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29
ST. 0 ANEE CHURCH
The Friendly Church"
Rrv. r ~ Adams. Pastor

The beautiful May Sunday aus
ed the Sunday to start the day at
st. John with a fine attendance.
Rev. Adams preached a very
strong and impressive sermon from
Isaiah go chapter and the last
so important as it usually Is spok-
sect was Lift up a standard for
the people Some of the many
thought that should be remembered
were: Mothers and fathers do not
hold up the standard in the home
as they should.
The church denomination is not
soimportant rs it usually is spok-
en- Of. but the main thing is to have
Christianity in the heart, and let
Christ be all and in all.
The world should be able to see
T,sus through the Christian people
all men Should love one another
regardless to race.
WI were glad TO have Mrs. Will
lie Jackson join the church during
morning service.
The choir's mystery service was
very fine during the evening church
hour.
The sick members Of the church
r reported as about the same.
We pray for their comfort.
The visitors cards turned in last
Sunday were Miss C. Vaise Jones
and Marguerite Lead of Berkeley,
Calf. and Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Price
Of Omaha. We are always glad to
c our visitors and invite them
to make st. John their church home
while in the city.
Watch for great things to be ac-
complished by Mems club on Fa-
theirs Day, the third Sunday in
June. See to it that you are the
son Or daughters of some man in
st. \ hn church for this day.
You will find your church, social
and fraternal news in the Omaha
Guide. Get it and keep informed.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29
Attend Church

their many friends and well wish
ers for a most successful pew rally
and program. Their total for the
service was $4,000. The club mem
bers can only say THANK you"
Epworth League was interesting.
Rev. Adams preached the night
sermon after which Mr.. Young and
Mr.. Williams we're given the right
hand of fellowship.
Next Sunday Epworth League
will be in the form of a mass meet
ing and musical. Public is invited.
At the II o'clock service Clenves
Temple will be host to the Ameri-
can Legion at a memorial service.
Rev. Bass will preach the scr.
mon.
To the sick we pray you haze
faith even rs the followers in Matt.
1884.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29
CALVARY BAPTIST
Council Bluffs. Iowa.
Rev. ]. A. Harris, Pastor

NV = - AAaAAAog = A1AoA
Ethel Corbins, Reporter
The Calvary Baptist church Sun
day school at 10 a. M; services at
III a. m. Rev. c. Adams of the Pill
grim Baptist church of Omaha Of
ficiated. lie spoke from Matt. 25th
Chapter on the ten virgins He
brought out many instructive
points which was enjoyed by all.
Rev. B. c. Corbin of the Taber-
nacle Baptist church worshipped
with. us
The Union Mission at 3 p. M,
with good attendance, by Rev. Cla-
ton of the Beulah Baptist church.
Subject 4 Must Work While It's
Day" He gave us a soul stirring
message. Money raised was $405.
The Circles are very active in
creating many church entertain
ments.
Calvary is improving very much
with oul present pastor.
The Mission Circle has purchased
a piano.
Come Let us preach, pray and
sing together.
BYPU met at 6 p. m.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29

First Spiritual has been well
blessed with high spiritual power
amy JOY. Our honorable Mother
Bishop Sutton and her eo-workers
Of Kansas City, also the visiting
Mothers from Leavenworth, Kas.,
have brought many blessings to our
Temple and Omaha.
Owing to the large attendance,
we are having services at 1908 No.
Goth St, known as Rev. Wagoners
church. We are expecting a famous
quartet from st. Louis, Mo, con-
Quoted by Prof. Smith, Hearing
these world wide gospel singers
will mean a feast to all music low
ers.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29
This Week in
Thought and Religion
b. 7. l. Moody
GRADUATION THE BEGINNING
OF KNOWLEDGE

Very soon many young people
will come out of Qua schools, col
leges and universities. As they look
backward they feel as Paul felt
and say or think: ~ have finished
my course"
We don't want to discourage
them but we must tell them that
they have just begun. Though
many may disagree, we are con-
fident in our conviction that the
life of Christ is the most dynamic
force in character building. This
being true, our graduates must re-
member that " the fear of the Lord
is the beginning of knowledge"
Prov. IT.
Merely finishing some prescribed
course of study and the awarding
of diplomas is not true education.
Unless youth has learned to live
for Christ and our fellowmen, our
acquired knowledge is destructive
instead of being constructive. Re.
member that whatsoever We do
do heartily as unto the Lord anc
not unto men,"
May we dedicate this piece OF
verse to graduates that they
may aim themselves for life's bat.
tie:
Satisfaction
There's no thrill in easy sailing
When the skies are clear and blue
There's no joy in merely doing
Things which anyone can do.
But there is some satisfaction
That is mighty sweet to take,
When you reach the destination
That you thought you couldn't
make"
Messenger of Peace
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29

Presiding Elder W. I. Burch of
the A. n. E. Zion Of Perry, Ia,
win be IN the city Saturday He
win hold his quarterly conference
Of A. n. E. Zion. He will be leaving
for the annual conference which
convenes in st. Louis, June 1st.
Mrs. ]. D. Lewis, will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the 8 o'clock pro-
gram. The presiding Elder will
preach Sunday at IL o'clock SER
vices. The pastor, Mrs. Howell will
preach Sunday night, following
which all will leave Monday for
st. Louis, No.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29
MT. MORIAH T.
CHURCH
oath and Ohio Streets
Rev. F. p. Jones, Pastor
Forysteen Burroughs, Reporter

The day was ideal Gods beauti-
full sunshine shed it's rays upon the
city and called many to worship.
In response a record attendance
Was the pleasure of the Sunday
school department. Bright little
faces eager for the truth listened
attentively while they learned
about the mar who gave away his
birth-right. DR.. Wesley Jones gave
s'ue hfefesting and tlmoly re-
marks deriving from the lesson.
The attendance at the morning
worship was also above usual.
Many visitors were present. The
sermon was spiritually inspiring
and carried a deep moral. The re-
vival spirit still is present in the
services.
The Mission Society reports that
the Women's Day program and
pew rally was a success.
The first Sunday in June, bap-
tism will be observed at the close
of the morning worship.
Those who are sick are Mrs. Da-
wilson, Mrs. McCraty and Mr..
James johnson.
Visitors and friends are always
welcome.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29

The Home Missionary and Young
Peoples NJ. w. society of the S.
ID. A. church are sponsoring a
missionary program at 8 p. m.
Sunday evening, May 30 at the
church, 1880 Lake street. The pu-
bic is cordially invited to attend,
especially those who have been re-
ceiving free literature, which has
been distributed for the past ten
weeks by the literature bands.
Come early and learn what we have
been doing for missions right here
IN Omaha.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
2i2S Franklin Street
Rev. A. Phillips, Pastor

The pastor preached a powerful
message at both the morning and
evening services. One united with
the church. The A. c. E, League
met at the usual hour. The lesson
was very inspiring. The subject
for Sunday May 30th, "What did
Jesus mean by going the second
mile" Scripture lesson, Matt. 5:40-
48. At Il o'clock there viii be a
special memorial service sponsored
by U. S. War veterans.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29

The Zion Baptist church S. A
Bolts club met at the home of Mrs.
Craddock, 1857 Ohio street. Mrs.
Gorrom, hostess. Refreshments
We're served. A lovely evening was
had by all. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Anderson,
club president, 2609 Decatur street.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29
A v TEMPLE G. M. E.

Rev. d. W. Bass, Pastor
Mrs. Henryetta Makins, Reporter
Cleave's Temple was all a flutter
Sunday. he day started off with
a grand Amen. After Sunday school
and Junior church and a very spir-
itual sermon at the II o'clock SER
vice, Mr. J. d. Young and Mr.. VIII
Hams were taken to the Freestone
Baptist church for baptism. There
was much rejoicing.
Mr.. J. n. Dacus was the guest
speaker at the junior service.
The Loyal Matrons wish to thank
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29
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The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29

The Missionary Board Of the
Church of the Living God viii spon-
sor a tea Sunday at the home of
the president. Mrs. Marie Wright,
1920 No. 25th street. Committee
on arrangement; Miss Hazel Moore
Miss Betty Moore, Mrs. Pearl Far
mer and Mrs. Louise Wright.
The general public is cordially
invited to attend.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
1918 Avenue b
Elder A. d. Carter, Pastor

Sunday school at 10 80 am.
Mrs. G. Nina, Supt.
Services at noon, YPWW at
6:30 pm, Mr.. Gamble Duncan
president. General services at
s 100 p. m. Weekly services on
Tuesday and Friday nights at
7:30 O'Clock.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29
CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD

Sunday school opened at the us-
ual hour with tha superintendent
Mr.. Joe Elder, presiding.
At II o'clock Bro. s. s. Spaght,
preached . wonderful sermon from
the subject "B1essedness of Baliev-
ing God and again at the even
ing service when he preached from
the subject Of 1.-THE Value of Time"
The pastor and members of the
Church of God invites its many fri
ends to worship with them.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29
Fremont Church to
Present Drama Here

On Wednesday, June 2, 1887 at
8 p. m. st. James AME church of
Fremont, Nebr., will present a re-
ligious drama entitled "Barabbas"
at Bethel AME church, 242S Frank
lin street.
The following program will be
rorInrnI.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29

Nature Baby Beef young and as
tender as baby's skin. The choicest
product of butchers art. Sold only
at CAREY'S GROCERY.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-29
FIRST SPIRITUAL
TEMPLE NO. 6

2tth and Blonde Streets
Daughter NJ. Quinn. Leader
Rev. c. Jackson, Asst Pastor
Evening star., 1937-04-04
Speare
Continued from page G-1.)

puzzle tine American people and i'm
pose the greatest barrier against i'm
provement in the Government debt
situation
Harry L. Hopkins, administrator Of
the w p A., estimates the unem-
ployed at from 6,50O,0OO to 100000,
but Messrs. Alsop and Catledge, in
the Saturday Evening Post this week,
intimate that neither he, nor any one
else in the administration, knows
what the actual figures are and have
no apparent means Of measurement.
If the citizens of the United States
are to be asked. year after year, to
pay higher and higher taxes, they
ought to be given statement of
facts about the services which they
are supporting
This writer has stood for generous
Federal relief all through the depres-
sion, but conditions now demand a
liquidation of the relief agencies and
a return to larger measure of self
support or support by localities. There
is no justification for a relief appro-
priation of even $l,537 100000 With
the index of employment at its pres
ent level and with the payroll figure
for industry the highest on record.
The optimism of President Roosevelt
over the 1888 budget fades before the
present facts. In contrast, Great
Britain this week shows real sur
plus for the wear ending March 81
of 37,650.000.
Copyright, 1887, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance lncD
Evening star., 1937-04-04

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April "a few oils,
steels, rails and specialties carried the
recovery banner in today's stock mar
ket and favored issues got back frac-
tions to two or more points of Fridays
decline.
While labor controversies were still
plentiful, signing of the Wage-and-
hour agreement in the soft coal indus
try, together with evacuation of Chev-
rolet plants by sit-doWners and the
belief an amicable conclusion of
Chrysler union negotiations was immi-
nent, helped to bring in mild support
Tor the beleaguered list
In addition, the better action of
United States Government securities
tended to revive confidence.
A restraining influence, however,
was still seen in the administration S
thumbs-down policy regarding mount
ing costs of durable goods and its
implied intention to shift purchasing
from steels, coppers and other heavy
lines into non-durable products. At
the same time 1t seemed yesterday S
White House comments tended to lose
some Of their shock marketWise.
On the darker side of the specula-
tive and investment picture was the
spread of strike disorders at Whining
ton and the movement of union work.
ers In shutting down Ford's Kansas
City plant.
Dealings were slow throughout.
transfers totalling 643,050 shares for
the two-hour session. The Associated
Press average of so stocks regained
0.3 OF point at Til.
Aiding the oils were forecasts crude
production is levelling off for its rec
ord top and expectations another price
advance is likely in the near future.
The upturn in the major steels was
coincident with thoughts that, even
though the Government curtails
orders, private industry and armament
Evening star., 1937-04-04
SELECTVE BUYING
|MPROVESSTOCKS
Few Oils, Stee|s, Rails and
Specia|tieS Take Lead
in Recovery.
WHAT STOCKS DID.

Ey the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1937-04-04

CONTINUED on Page ~
Evening star., 1937-04-04
Spicer Earnings
Soar to $l,488,76O
Mark During 1896
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 3.-Spicer Man.
ufacturing Corp, automotive products,
reported 1886 consolidated net profit
of sl,488, 76O, equal to $426 share
on common.
This compared with 1895 net profit
OF s628.7l2 or sl39 a common share.
Company has plants at Toledo,
Ohio, and PottstoWn, Pa.
Evening star., 1937-04-04

needs will keep the mills at high speed
for some time to come.
The handful of carriers that tilted
forward had the benefit of figures
indicating traffic volume for the sec
ond quarter will show wide gain over
last years volume.
Evening star., 1937-04-04

s1% extra. ESQ extra. 1Plus extras, ''2d
paid In December, 1856.