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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
@in6ior, ONT, 8anabe.

ct. Ealllus. .&irde. Rarent Mpe Yfara
rcr otto S. 0ie6le, 1915 Harent slpe.,
rer s.. 6. gloer. 110b Yarent Npe.,
8inbior. &aroba. @ottesbienft tn ben
Sommermonaten bon 30 lthr Dor,
mitta9s. Sonutaef1uIe bon 10-11 l1br
porrlttags. Sebcn 1. Sienstae abeno
I'M wonat Sfir6enrat<S <Sisune. Seben
1. Snnnerstaa abenb i'm 1sonat Srduen.
peretniisurg. slle Bolts. lno 8Iorbenss
gerciicn iinb her5li1 eineelobea.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
Sumeiteab, Ea.

9eutife gpona. .Nrot ct. Rarf,as
3trhe. 222 OF y. Npe. Nmolb ysaohS.
Yforrer. Bobnun8: 224 OF 0 Nbe.
Selepbon: 2680.N. Gonntaaiduse be-
gtnnt 9:SO ubr n,orgens. gnglii4er 0ots
tesotenft 10-11 1br. Deutfber 8otress
otenft 11-12 ubr. Nue @laubensaenofs
len iinb ber5Ii@ tpiQiommen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
@eKer beflei6et.

Ste boften eintradtig auf Der
8e.euieie unb fiibrten tiefiinniee
8eiprG6e. 8ie olle Serliebten.
DnS ~iie ihmolte: .Sbr Mdnner
bobt aud nidt mebr @iidgrat als
mir 2raue1."
ltn0 er proteitierte: "God, 2ieb.
ling, .uir 5eisen es BLOB nidt 10 iebr." :"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21

l(tr nGhnlittags. bei Scr Sefretdrin
Mcria alob, 1861 Ifaoiion Ctr.
sllc Yeanltinnon iino aufs ber;.
Iinitc cingelaOcr.
aliaria alob, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
GQmpu6 Eith. Ea.

Sie ct. Yauls 8emeinoe tpiro be-
oient bonn Raitor Huoiute 8eiiedcr. gi.
aenem Baftor. 8aupttsottesbienit ieben
Sonnta9 n1orgens 10:80 ubr. Gonrtags
ihule $3.50 llbr moreens ul,ter Der Get,
t1ing oes i,tngen Superintenoenten N.
Weourer. 2onfirmanoenuuterridt ie nah
Mngobe oes Eaftors. &trd,enrdtsiibuns
ieoen lesten Samstae i'm Wonat. abenos
7 uhr. Sonnta9id,uqebrer,Sibune ieoen
8. Sonntae i'm Mouat moraens $3.50
llbr. 3trdlendorprobe ieben Sreitaa 1880
1br abenos 3irdcn Srauen Vereins.
Sisllna ieoen 8. Oonnerstda i'm Nonat.
7-8 ubr; 2uther.0taa.Sibuns 80
ltbr. SusenrJ Junoiisuns ieoen 2. Conn.
tao. llhr dheno3.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
yonnaStuun, Ohip.

Geutid,e guane. Nutb. 8onter,is &C.
metnoe. Gde 2incoIn Nbe. unb 6oImeS
Strabe. Or. g. q. Grttf1. Pfarrer. @ob.
nung: 8S13 Bidliffe Blbb. &eI.: 040S6,
lin 9 ubr Sonnto9ituIe unD Suaenbs
@ottesbienft; i'm Wtnter I'M 1O:86, TIM
Sommer un $3.50 llbr 9auptsottesbienit
an allen Conn. lnb Getertogen. Snmss
tag 8 ubr @onfirn,anbens unb Deutidbs
unterrtht. Seben 2. 0tenstae TIM Rondt
8ir9enratsitsung. seoen stpettfoIeenoen
Wettttpod Sonntagf1uliibune. Seben 1.
Dtenstag TN @onat 0ruoerbun6 Seben
4. Gonntag, 8 l1br na1m.. Trouenper.
eir. Seben 5tuettfolsenben Wiftipo@ Ssais
genbbuno; ieoen 5tueitfoleenoenD Dounerss
tug Sutber ltea. sseben Sreitas 8ir6ens
1orprobe. Glle Observation-Disclosures fine
ben I'm 1880 l1br itatt, GDe Colts. unb
1lautensgenoiien ber5lid eineelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21

S'i"rnlit i'm Nan,en ser Sinter.
bl'ebenen aucn 0titsIieoern uno
5re,'aSen Ser bcrSlih1te 9ont fir ibr
9e'leio. Tas ipaIte Gott.
per Sobn Sarr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
Nctroit, Mihiaau.

Deutifle uno Sddiiih gp. ct. petrus
Stride. @lenfielb unb 0fosberrp Npe.
yfarrer ssohannes Seutfd. 1921 Glen.
tag: Seutfde Shule bon 1912 ubr.
fielo Mbe. Sell: Gingrce 6206 Gams.
SonntagIbule bon 10-11 l1br. @ottess
otenft bon 11-12 llbr. Seoen lebten
Sten5ta9 oes Ronats seir9enratsfieune.
Our4 bic Commemorate ieben 8. 8.Iienss
tag. ionit ieoen 8. Sonntae 0rmenpers
eins'geriammIung. Rtnoerdorprobe ies
ben Sreitde abenb Nue Colts unb
@laubensgenoiien itub freunbliGft elm.
9elaoen 5u ben @ottesbienften.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
ElenelanD, Chip.

e. g: guone. Nutb. ct. Sobannes.
airhe. Yaftor ba,s Soiiel, 48i gDon
goao. Sel Weulberrp O646. Sonntag.
lgu:s I'M 9 ubr. Sueenoeottesbienft
~ u1r. Deutfber Qaupt9ottesttent II
ubr. Nutber Vtga Mnboft uno Der.
la'nnllune Sonnta8 dbenb 7 l1tr 3d.
Honttrmonoen uuterrtht unb oeutide
Sdnle @omstaa bon ubr an. Nlle
Slaubenseenoiien iiro beroIi4 etngela.
ben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
Sirdlen Tramen @ercin Der
st. SDbannes &irdjenaemeiube

Ntrdlcn Traiten Verctn Der
st. Sobannes airdensemeinbe
me:st alien Sd,lpeltern befannt, oa6
Die 8eriamml,,no ont Ytitttpod. Sen
1. Sttober, itottiinoet slGe Sdlue.
item iino gebeten an Ser Teriamm.
lung tcil3uuebmen.
Scpbia Sod, Sefr.
Sc airhen Jrallen @erin Ser
ct. Sobannes airden 0emeinbe
balt leinen
- gaiar
ant 20. uno 81. Sftober i'm Conn.
tcS. Shllraum, 757 Gbbp &b., ab.
slae Ilitelieoer uno ssreun6e peroen
a,lf; ber5lidlte eingelaoen am 8aiar
teil,ur ebmen. bamit mir einen suten
grfnIg baben. Ser @eingelpinn eebt
fir Den airhenbaufono.
Inf oieiem 8eiar iperben ihone
Saaoarbeiten gum Gerfauf ausge.
iteat iein. slaerbano beimgebadene
Sue en-. arapfen, 8rot iotpie audi
beinqemadte 8rcttpurit tper6en 81,
baben iein.
0as NabfrdnSden eibt iid oie
groste Wiibe um alles bereit au ba-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
Gaiar.
0aiar.

Ser Jral,ennerein ser Seutifge-
mei Sc bat beihloiien, Sen SaDres.
toi''r an 1. unb 2. ssopem6er o65!.'
balteu. slqe NiiteIieoer ,mo Jreunoc
tperorn gcbeten iid oicic Gage 81, re-
ierp arcu. NIberes fplst ip1ter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21

ben hnb allen eered)t 5,t tperoen.
NtL hmaIs bitten mir l,nl eiuen
ld) inen 8eild) uno boffen bab alle
am 8aiar teilnebmen lperoen.
SopD!a Sod, Sfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
Columbus, Ch,o.

gpanaeliids2utberiide Martin 0uther
Erde. Gde Noler uno Nnn Ctr. Yaftor
W. Oapio Tetter. Seoen Sountae Dor.
mltta9 nm ubr Sonntagfhule. 10 ubr
engliid)er @ottesotenit. II ubr beutfher
@cttesotenit. Gqe Glaubenseenoiiei5n
limb ber3lit eingeloben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
NmS Ganto,t, Obto
Siueig IL.

Mll"t 8riioern oiene CUR 9ei6(li.
gen 9sehrid,i, hab Die ,6hite Ser
iammrine am Sonntas, SEN 1. ST.
tobe:. 2 ltbr nadmittaes, inn Sad-
ienb i'm abgebalteu miro. slae Brit
Ser treroen seteten piinttIid gu er-
ideinen. 6a tpidtige @eid1fte gum
Grle6;gen porliageu. slt6 iino oie
SOC 2ofaliterbestlo 81. be5ablcn fir
Den beritorbensn @ruoer Ntidacl
Sclmen, auh ,ollen bie 8riioer iif)
gut hclten nit ben 8eitrdeen lno
sliiebmcnts.
Gbriit glges, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
Galem. Chin.

epongeliid.Nut5er. gmonueIs. Rirds
291 Soutb 4roaotuap. sSobn Naumanr.
Eaitor. Seoen Counting UNI 9 llbr pors
mittogs Sonntagibule. Seben Sonntoa
Sottesoienit um 10 ubr In Der Nouoess
ipra1e; I'm II ubr beutiher @ottess
oteni t. Ser oeutihe Airhen Orauen Vers
etn bat am 5tpeiten Mittpo6 teben No.
mats abenbs . ubr Weriammlun9. Ron.
ftrn,anoen'l llnterrid)t (5tpeiidbrig) bon
September big Oftern, Otenstaa un6
Sreitae na1uittag 4 l1br.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
&erbitfonaert.

&erbitfonsert.
Ger 6. 6. aarpatben @eianeper.
Elm feiert ONT Is Sftober 1ein
0erbitfonsert
oerburoen nit 30i1brigem Stif.
tungsfeit Sonntag, BEN Is. Oft, 2
llbr aadmittaes inn Sahienbeim an
Wet 9uscarotpas ctr. ltnb &arriion
Mb.,, q. @., uno Iaoet aGe Iolfs.
genoifen bon nab uno fern 3u oieiem
Geite her3lihit ELM.
@:ianspereine. Sic nidt ihriftlit
einecldoen iino, fonnen, tpenn @!I'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
Ghicaap. IN.

DeutIde uuo Giebenbirgiid. .Sd@i;fde
ct. Raulus @emeinoe Baitor Grp,
Sdmio:. Stride uno Haftorat 1905
1859 6omer ctr. Seoen Sonntae 8 l1br
Sonntagihule. cnelii1 unb oeutiG. -
Seuflder Gos.esoienit ieoen Sonntaa
1916 ubr; enaIiidber @ottesbienft ieben
2. uno 4. Sonntae i0:16 l1br. Ueut.
id)er 3onftrmanoen. lln!errtht Wittpo&
1adnittag 4:30 ubr; engliiher Ronfirs
1anoen'u 'untcrrid]t Samstag pormittae
10 ubr. Seutide Shule Samstag nads
mtttdQ 9 uhr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21

olenelano g8cf. - Seuri@> >Uemeinbe
WeIt 80. Ctr. uno Willarb Npe. Yaftor
Sobannes Seutfhldnoer. 5000 WiIlaro
Nbenue. Sel.: Wooobine 9O55. @uttes.
otenit ieoen Sonn' unb eeiertae In bent.
lder uno engliiher Sprohe. Sonntaa.
'd)ule leben 9onntaQ 9-1O llbr Dor.
n,itta9s. Oorauffoleenb enelii&er Got.
tesotenit bon 10-1O:45 uhr. 6ierauf
fol9t Der oeutfhc @ottesbienjt Inn II
ubr bpr,nittou3.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21

- 3citsen,Gb biirite sic Garia.
tirn eines alter Sprihlportes fein:
Spcre an ser Sait, 10 bait bu an ser
Hcttilie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
@;rdcn ;srouen @erein Der
SuntcrMs.0emeinbe

bdi. iaine rcgclmHIlge GerIanlmll,ng
am Sonnerstag, Zen q. Septenlher,
4 llbr nahmittogs, in Sen Sd,ul.
rdllalen Ser STRIDE a6. 9tah Der Ser.
ianl'nillng miro aafiee unO al,theu
bon zen SGipeitern &atb. Guilt. ST.
Siarrer q. Ot. Sad l,no Cara 8rt!.
lblirG 'erpiert perben.
sl6enos 1880 llbr tGngt oaS Spiel
an, iuobei audi i.nanO Ger gliit'!;.he
@elrinner Scr i6Gnen Guilt, iuas Die
Shpeitern al;seearteitet laben, icia
ipiro. @ir Bitten aIe SGweitern, iif)
81 benliiben 10 r:ele ibrer sSrel,noe
als rloglid nit su brinsen. 0iir
Bre'ieipe,,oeu nleloeten iih: al.
Sauh, Stesina araft. @iaria u. @ir.
| Ser, g S6amer, $. Carlton sl.
Gricoii. aatb. Guiit.
9sah bem Spiel miro pieSer aaf'
fee ilnb auhen ierpiert bon Ararid
aloB. Cara Shuffert, slsneta @as'
ner, TiIlie 9inoer. 5rieoa 9fotb, sl,'
na Shneiber.. Gle S6ipeitern iini
gebeten alld) lire Wsdnner mitsubr;a
gen. Maria 81. 8inoer, Sdriiti
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
Nus g1ica9o, 81.
3meig 10.

Gs biene ollen WiitgIieocrn oel
Siueis 10 10 alcl sSrauen Sereil
3p.;e 46, beioen &ereinen bon @arp
Sn5.. Slpeig 26 uno 40, alen oeut.
| ihen Ircunben bon Sammono, Sno.,
,ur sei1Iisen 9cnntntsnabme, oai
Ser 9. g. @eiang Serein bon Gbi,
cago einen
Shcatcrabcnb
peraritaltet SIT @unlten Oes 6. g. 9
Gronfen lint. Gereins Stpeig 10. 81
oieiem Gereniielu,9sabeno laoen mir
alIc oben senaunten Sereine unS
Srshnbe ber5lihit Elm.
Gin idones Tbeateritiid fommt a,tr
s[uffiibrung. mas ale anlpeienoen II,
S5pornune baIten miro. Tas Gro.
ero,nm miro in ipitcren 9summern
folJen.
81 6ieiem 3tpef bat ser Gerein
Cen "a. Septenlber. abenos 8 ltbr,
fei.gciest l,nb stpar in bem Stueoiiif
s(uSitorilum. gdc glarf uno Grace
ct. SlIie bite oieien 0atum frei 3l'
balten fir oen Sbeaterabeno.
I. 9uItner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
T!R5!!lIhs!Res44%$$S|!fr 81
Without Laxatives--snd You'll Eat

The stomach should digest two pounds Of food
sally When you eat heavy, greasy, coarse q
rich foods when you are nervous. hurried az
chew poorly--your stomach often pours out too
much huid. Your food doesn't digest and you
have gas. heartburn. nausea, pain or sour
stomach. You feel sour. sick and upset all over.
Doctors say never take a Laxative for stomach
pain IL is dangerous and foolish 1t takes those
little black tablets called Bell ans for Indigestion
70 make the excess stomach fluids harmless relieve
feet Relief is 20 quick 1t Il amazing and one 2Se
package proves It Ask for Bell for
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21

Sab idb int 9eben nicbt oas Slid,
Gai, ld sur Seimat febrt sllriid?
slm 9ergesrano, am idonen &ain,
Sort m0ht id emit begraben iein.
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-09

Mo-; FIT. Scott, Kansas; Musko-
gee, Okla Ft. Smith and Little
Rock, Texarkansas, Texas; New
GIeaAs, La; Pensacola and
Jacksonville, Fla; Montgomery,
Tuskegee and Birmingham, Ala;
Nashville and Chattanooga, Tenn;
Atlanta and Savannah, G "a;
Charleston, S. c.; Norfolk and
Hampton, Va; Washington. d. c.;
Baltimore, Md; Philadelphia, Pa;
New Fork City; Al burg Par, n.
j.; Boston, Mass, Buffalo, N. y;
Cleaveland, Ohio. Detroit, Mich;
and Chicago. While in New York
DR.. HaNlirs attended the Ma
tional Med cal Association and al
SO the National Convention Al
pha Phi Alpha of which he is
fla PRECEDENT Of in Omaha. While
in Nashville, Tenn, they were
tie guest of Dr.. and Mrs. Henry
Allen Boyd. The guest of Mrs.
Ellen Bolden Of Chattanooga,
Tenn. Dinner guest of DIR. Davis
o. Knoxville, Tenn. The guest Of
DR.. and Mrs. P~resnell. Guest Of
Mrs. J. M. Miller of Hot Springs.
Spent three days in New Orleans
sightseeing. While in New Port
West, Va, they were the guest
Of Mrs. Emma Parker, the wife
of the late John Parker who
was one of the oldel1t mail car
rier's of this city. They also
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-09

by the Daughter Elk sisted Man
ME Simmons who buys all tn
supplys that are needed for dn
ferent occasions was credited wit
the donations.
y X y
MI. Ellsworth Thomas viii visi
in the city as the house CUES
of his foster mother Mrs.
Strawther, of 1920 Willis Ave. 70.
a three day stay. {
The Jiverette girls had an en-
iovable evening at the dane
Thursday, August 81 at kruf
Park. Edna Taylor, Gloria Parker
and Geraldine Parke-.
y Il y
Mr.. Grant Taylor of 1910 N
27th street broke hs finger work
ing on the project. che finger
broke was on his left hand. II
has been painful TO him. The &C.
c,dent hapuened Aug %, on ID &
Nicholas.
y X y
All Stars, VS. South Omaha.
ALL STARS WIN
The game was won by the AL
Stars. Score was Is to /. Pitcher
Edna Taylor and Irene Harris
catcher.
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-09

Mr.. J.. o. D. Newland, 2s17
Grant ST., has as his house guest
his daughter, Pangy Newland
Shobe from Kan-as City Mis-
souri,. She arrived in our city
Tuesday morning September 5.
Mrs. shobe will spend possibly a
month in our city.
The Townsend club No. IL met
Sept. 3 in a comaration service
at the Urban League Hall. A pro-
gram was rendered.
The program was as follows:
Repeating the Lords Prayer.
Song, America
Pledging Allegiance to the flag.
Trio, Cooper Children
Dramatic reading, Mrs. Marie
Hester Young.
Speech by, Mr.. Brown, Urban
League secretary.
Speech by Mr.. Gilbert. Omaha
Star.
Paper by, Mr.. Mcdonald
Speech by Mr.. Wells, Organizer.
Closed by repeating the Town
send Pledge.
BY Edna Mitchell, Secty.
.
Mr.. J. A. Covington, Of 1908
Grant St. condition is fair. He
has been sick three weeks. He
is the son of Mrs. A. B. Whit
ley OF same address.
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-09

Washington, Sept. 4 (CNA)-
Negro and white employees of the
Ford Motor Co. were cheered this
week by a ruling of the Nation
al Labor Relations Board which
found the company guilty of vio-
lating the Wagner Labor Act
and ordered it to discontinue its
unfair labor practices"
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-09

visited in Canada. They report a
wonderful trip and met many
OF their relatives while in Fort
Scott, Kansas. They were the
guess of DR.. Hawkins bipther
Prof. E. J. Hawkins. While in
Little Rock, they were the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller. The
Millers are Mrs. Hawkins cou-
sins. Mr.. Miller has been in the
post office over rs years. They
were out Of the city one month.
Mss Ella B. Glafford has been
a guest with her uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mni. Alonzo jackson all
summer. She returned to Eldor-
ado, Arkansas, to take up her
school dutiesy
A party was given for Miss
GIafford Sunday evening. 1t was
a very gala affair.
= =
Mrs. L. S. Davis of 258O Grant
St. left Sunday morning at one
o'clock to motor to Denver, Colo.
She was accompanied by her
nephew, Willie Gillispie. She will
bring her little niece back with
her, little Bertha who has been
there visiting friends in that
city for about Is days. Mrs. Lydia
Wilson will return also with her
She lives in Mrs. Davis home.
DR.. and Mrs. J. H. P. Westbrook
spent two days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alonzo Jackson, relatives on the
way home from Denver after an
extended trip out West.
= = y
33,051 persons received aid
from 80 Community Chest Agen-
cies the first six months of 1899.
This was revealed in a report
being released this week from
the Community Chest office to
5000 Omahans.
The Child Care Agencies serv-
ed 795 children. 104 unmarried
mothers. Gave Institutional care
to 1854 children, foster homes
cared for 429 children, and the
Day MISERY cared for 121 child
rem.
Visiting Nurses made 30,977
visits to homes. Pre-school health
clinics examined 4.768 babies.
Fifty-five crippled children re-
ceived 6,804 days of care and
medical service.
The Character Building agencies
served 1854 children.
The Welfare Agencies gave $50
families planned service and re-
lief. 1,067 families were received
on an emergency relief basis,
with 90 transient families, and
1929 unattached individuals re-
ceiving lodging and meals. In the
same period PIP aged received
care in institutions.
Plans are being completed to
raise between October 80 and
November 10, funds needed by
these agencies during the coming
year. Alvin f. Johnson is general
~ e H. Ix.xya
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-09

Il use Nine. c. j. Walkers
preparations exclusively be-
cause | get results from them
that | am unable to get from any
other preparation" stated a well
known business woman the
other day.
The secret of the remarkable
success of Nine. c. j. Walkers
preparations is in the fact that
they were blended by the late
Madam c. j. Walker to reach
certain definite conditions of the
hair. skin and scalp. and today.
after over thirty-fve years on
the market. they are growing
increasingly popular, and not
withstanding the fact that the
Company has always refused TO
reduce the price on these goods.
they are still in demand every
where.
Nine. c. J. Walkers Glossine.
although more than thirty-fve
years on the market, is still the
leader in its field. The reason
for this is because it not only
serves as a scalp oil. but it gives
the hair that silky sheen and
natural gloss that is the delight
of every woman.
Mime. c. j. Walkers Brown
Face Powder is not just another
Face Powder, but is the result of
years of experimenting to pro-
duce the perfect blend to impart
a velvetlike softness and at the
same time cooling and refresh
ing. Just the thing for these hot
days.
The Nine. c. j. Walkers won
derful preparations are sold by
Walker Beauticians and Drug
Stores everywhere. or you can
write The Nine. c. J. Walker
Mfg. Company. direct. Address:
The Walker Building. Indian
apolis. Indiana.
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-09
Omahans Return Home

DR.. and Mrs. A. l.. Hawkins
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry speese,
who hal been away since July
81 returned home. They visited
in the South and Fart. The stops
they made were in Kansas City,
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Mr.. j. Norman of 1920 Willis
Ave. and Mr.. and Mrs. Asberry
and Young motored to Chicago
and visited with relatives there.
Mr.. Norman was guest of his sis
ter. Mrs. Matte Wicks and his
5 ter-in-law, Mrs. P. L. Bell. They
returned home Monday night. Re-
ported d wonderful.
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Mrs. Victory Turner, of 270S
Miami will leave Wednesday fer
the convention which will convene
in Philadelphia and will take in
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-09
SAMUEL BUSH RETURNS
AFTER 4 MONTHS VISIT
BY Edna Mitchell

Mr.. Samuel Bush, returned from
Los Angeles, Calf, Sept. 2 after
spending four months visiting hi
two daughters, Mrs. Dor.ne Kelly
and Miss Marie Rush. He reports
having had a rice time. While
here. Mr.. Bush was a former
member of Bethel AME Church
and served as a trustee for some
time under Rev. Divers, admins
tration. He was on duty when
Mr.. c. c. Galloway wan a trus-
tee. These two gentlemen did
many things for the up-building
of Bethel AME Church in its
early years of struggle.
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tn NofluS ralf In New 1off
before returning home.
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NEWLY WEEDS SrEND
HONEYMOON IN OMAHA
Mr.. and Mrs. Glass who we're
just married in Kansas City,
Kans. spent their honeymoon in
u city as the house guest of Mrs.
Ashly Simmons of 222s Willis
Ave. They returned home after a
two weeks stay.
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Don't forget to attend the great
revival meeting at Mt. Calvary
Community Church. The Soul Saw
irg station meeting started Sept.
4. Evangelist Goar will be here
the 10th of Sept.
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Mrs. Matthew Barnes of 1926
Erskine is on the sick list.
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Mr.. w. II. Trueheart of Atehi-
son, Kans., 1927 n. 9th street is
visiting his brother, Mr.. Sam
Trueheart of 1405 South 10th st.
ffe left Tuesday for Demas, Kans.,
in interest of oil wells that he's
connected with.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Yaney,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Roundtree ana
Mrs. Scott arc expecting to spend
the week end in Rock Island, I'll.
to visit with Mrs. Scots brothers
who is also the uncle of Mrs.
Fancy and Mrs. Roundtree. They
expect to return home Monday
night.
The funeral Of Mrs. Curter was
at the Church of the Living God
al two Saturday, Sept. End. Rev.
Clark officiating, assisted by Rev.
Steele the pastor.
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On August 81, Mrs. Jeta Jones
and brother, Mr.. w. Riddles Mrs.
Helen Yancy, Mrs. Monica Smith.
Mrs. Cleo Franklin, and Mt. Earl
Jones mptored karsas CT y and
on their return they stopped in
other Missouri towns. They re-
port a pleasant trip there. They
eturned August 80.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hamilton of
PIT Miami St., were blessed with
d fine baby boy, August %. Moth
err and baby are both doing
nicely.
Mrs. Marie Stearns of 1922 De-
catur street little daughter Marie
died in Lincoln, Nebr., at the
Arthopetic Hospital at the age
of Is years after having a serious
operation for spinal trouble. The
remains are at the Lewis Funeral
Home.
Mother f. Benson who is Iowa,
Western Mo-, and Nebraska State
Mother of the Church of God in
Christ returned home after having
finished her work in these states.
She was accompanied by Mother
King, state worker of Texas.
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Elder G. w. McGlothen of Los
Angeles, Calf. will begin a series
of meeting at Elder G. D. Ben
son ITO N. 25sh st. Elder Nc
G,othen is a wonderful Evange-
list. A brilliant 'oeaker bringing
y,ur sick to be .ealed. Meeting
begins at 1880 O'Clock, Aug. 20.
Service every light. Come one,
come all. Welcoln,.
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Rev. Catherine Williams of 1928
Pranie Ave. of Chicago, H., has
been the guest of her son, Rev.
Frank johnson of the Spiritual
Church of Deliverance at 1887 N.