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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-15
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The II. =. maritime commits.
sions freishter satartis. which
was to have been part of Pacific
Northwest Oriental line. running
between Tacoma, Seattle and the
Orient. went TO the "boneyard,'
instead because plans for the
steamship service collapsed, 1t was
announced In Seattle Friday.
The commission cancelled its
contract with the Pacific North
west Oriental line because sailors
refused TO let their men be hired
through shipping commissioner
offices instead of through union
hiring halls. When the sailors
voted down a compromise offer
the commission killed the service
Tuesday before II even started.
ship Was Picketed
The satartia had been picketed
with another ship. the coldsrook.
ever since their arrival in Seattle
A month ago. Two other ships
remained on the east coast.
But pickets withdrew temper
arily this morning 40 eight sailors
could 20 aboard the satartia while
two tugs took IL across Puget
Sound 10 an anchorage near Port
Orchard and Bremerion.
-Four More Idle
Four other ships are tied up
there. They formerly were oper-
ated by the American Mall line,
q subsidiary OF the Dollar Steam
ship Co, which went out OF bust
ness last year when the govern
ment refused TO renew an opsrst-
Ing subsidy. The Pacific North
est-orientai line was TO have re-
placed the American Mail line as
the only Amsriean-flag shipping
between Puget Sound and the
orient.
The coldbrook will be moved To
the same anchorage soon. Sailors
Union Business Agent I'd coertsr
said that placing Of the eight men
required while IN. satsrtla was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-15

bcat r.re. h shows rowing the
hat. Mrs. reari RAsbeck. left.
secretary 10 Harry r. Cain. jnhi-
lee Keneralissinse. f,st went
along for the ride.
The lower photo pictures Mrs.
Margaret r. Rust's beautiful
yacht. Electra. which VIII b ths
flagship of official. sunday. The
watershow II the opening event
Of the mammoth Jubilee eeie-
brntisn, July 1878.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-15

Ministersky predseda Cham
berlain postal depesi dru. Edu-
ardu Benesovi, byvalemu pre-
sidentu Ceskoslovenska, V nfz
prav1:
"Hledfme vstrfc triumfum
zasad, pro nez jsme Sc chopili
zbrani, k osvobozenf ceskeho
lidu cd cizf nadvlady."
Francouzske vojsko dtoci
podel reky Sary .postoupilo az
ma dostfel pusky k Siegfriedo-
We linii. Nemci uznavajf vaz-
most francouzskych operaci ma
zapadnf front6 a vydali jiz ia.
Ike oficielnf zpravu, re ma "a
padn1 fronte Sc bojuje:
ma zapade francouzska
pfednl straz poprve pfekrocila
nemecke hranice a napadla ma
81 pfedn1 straz. Neprftel ustou-
pill a zanechal ma m1ste boje
plno mrtvych a ranenych, mezi
mimi jednoho ddstojn1ka."
Ia noel re dine osmeho ma
devateho zaT1 anglicka letadla
hazela p%ropagacnf letaky ma
mesta V severn1m a zapadnim
Nemecku. Jedno anglicke le-
tadlo Sc rozbilo blfze Uebers-
tedt V Thuringii a posadka by
la z~ajata."
ma zapadnf fronte byla Sc
strelena tri francouzska leta-
ola, ktera dopadla ma nemec-
ke uzemf. Nemecke posice ne
byly bombardovany."
Francouzska zprava vsak
mi jinak:
INA fronte celia serie akcf
dovolila, ably nase vojska po-
stoupila ma nekolika mfstech.
.Nepf1tel Sc pokusil o ofensivu
vychodne cd Moselly."
"Francouzske a anglicke va
|lecne lodstvo odstranilo miny
" Anglickem kanalu a ma Sc
vernim mort"
"Nase letecke vyzkumne le-
ty trvaly pc cely den."
z Baselu Sc o%znamuje, re
francouzske vojsko je Sar-
skem ddolf vzdaleno cd hlav-
mich nemeckych pevnost1 nece-
lie til mile. Francouzske VOL
sko postoupilo take smerem
Vosges, zapadne Cd Ryna.
We skutecnosti vsak vsechno,
co Sc dele ma zapadn1 fronte,
jsou jen pTfpravne prace, je
obsazovan1 posic mezi linii Ma
ginotovou a Siegfriedovou.
Polsko otevTelo v PaTizi Cd
'vadec1 kancelar, neb die doho-
dy S francouzskou vladou chce
vytvofiti We Francii polskou di-
visi, ktera by bojovala pod pol
skym praporem a pod polsky-
mi dGstojnfky pc boku fran
couzskeho vojska.
Premier Mussolini je V PaT1-
Ii povazovan "a dobreho agen-
ia Hitlerova, ktery sc snazi Il
skati Francii pro mir s Nemec-
KEN a pro odtrzenf Francie cd
Velke Britanie.
Take Franz Won Papen, ne
mecky vyslanec v Turecku, Sc
snaz1 o to, ably Francie uzavfe-
la mir 8 NGmeckem.
Rec nazistickeho poln1ho mar
salka Hermanna Vilhelma
Goeringa, byla dalslm dokla-
dem toho, re Nemecko by ne
RADIO bojovalo S Francif, re
vsak pTi tom trva ma tom, re
Dude v Europe krast Poole sve
vile. Goering prohlasil
"My nechceme mic cd Fran
couz1. Jestlize Francouzi
chtej1 vykrvaceti "a Anglii, do
bfe. My ma ne utociti nebude-
me-"
Do Angle Sc pax pustil Sc
redne:
"Vy jste nam vyhlasili val
ku, pane Chamberlain, niko-
liv my yam. My name pravo
prekrociti hranice a uhasiti O.
hen, ktery mas ohrozuje. Ne
povazujte nasi nabfdku k mi
iru Ia slabost. My 81 skutecne
prejeme mir. A mas velky v6d-
&c teprve ma hlubokou Will k
mfru."
"Kdyby to zaviselo pouze ma
mem vojenskem srdci, radi by
chom YAM dokazali, jak skare-
de NIUE byti Angle porazena.
Nechceme vsak r%ozpoutati hru.
zy valky a proto 81 pfejeme
mir"
Nemecke vojsko bombardu.
ie neustale Varsavu, vsechny
,lieho dtoky byly vsak odrazeny
(DoIro X0v1pS no ctr3ncn n
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-15

jest pfivoditi oblezen1 Nemec-
ka Poole vzoru z let 1914-18.
Hlavnfmi zbranemi budou
pry blokada vyvozovana brit
skou namoTnf mocf, francouz-
ske pozemnf operace, natlak
ma balkanske a jine neutraln1
zeme uciniti BOZ proti nazistGm
spolecnou veci vsech a pokusy
Obratiti smyslenf nemeckeho
lidu prot Adolfu Hitlerovi.
President Roosevelt naridiT
konanf hladky valecnym LODI
stvem, lodmi z pobTeznf straze
a aeroplany, jez by sahala ne
kolik set mil cd americke po-
bTeznf cary. Jejfm ucelem Dude
z1skavati informace O cinnosti
lodi narod1 valku vedouc1ch a
chraniti neutralitu Spojenych
StatG. S konanfm hl1dky bylo
pocato okamzite.
Dive torpedovky a dive cajky
z pobfezni straze opustily sve
zakladny, ably zaujaly stanovi-
ste V Atlantickem oeeane pTi
severovychodnfm americkem
pobrezf.
Stephen T. Early, sekretar,
Bileho Domu, dial ma veTejnost
rozkaz vydany presidentem.
Zaroven sdelil, re mnohe re
116 starsich torpedovek, jez
odpocfvaly cd svetove valky,
budou opraveny a zarazeny do
sluzby a pridelen jim dkol ko-
mani straze V americkych vo-
dach.
Early pravil, re tato hlfdka
bude rozsfrena az do vod ko-
lem Puerto Rica, a do vod OBJ
levajfcich Antily a Pr1plavnl
pasmo.
President zaroven vydal roz-
kaz, ably zahajeno bylo patra-
nj pc vyzvedac1ch a spiklen-
cfch detektiv1m 1Tadem Spo-
jenych StatG. President poza-
dial vsechny policejnf 1fednf-
ky, serify a jine 1fedn1ky pc
veTejn6 vymahanim zakond,
ably dodali nejblizsfmu zr1zen-
CT federaln1ho detektivn1ho u
Tadu "kazdou informaci zfska-
nou jimi ohledn6 vyzvedacstv1,
sabotaze, podvratne cinosti a
presbyterian neutralitnlch "a
kon1."
Soucasne president nar1dil,
ably Panamsky prdplav predan
byl We vojenskou kontrolu.
Sekretar presidentGv Early
rovnez sd6lil, re pro prftomnou
dobu nenf obmyslena federaln1
vladou zadna censura tisku a.
niz radia.
DR.. Eduard Benes, byvaly pre-
sident Ceskoslovenska, uvedo-
mil vlady Angle, Francie a Pol
ska, re "ceskoslovenstf obcane
povazujf Sc rovnez "a 1castn1-
ky We valce S nemeckymi vojen-
skymi silaml."
"P1jdeme S vasim lidem az
do konecneho vit6zstvi a osvo-
bozenf nasi otciny," Benes pra-
vii V depes1ch ministerskym
pfedsedGm spojeneckych re-
mi.
ia 81 pref vyjadriti touhu
a rozhodnuti Cech1 a Slovak1
pTipojiti Sc bez valiant k vase
mu lidu tonic zapase pro svo
bodnou Evropu."
BeneS, jenz nyn1 dl1 V Lon
dyne, dial ma veTejnost tento
telegram prostrednictv1m kan
celaTe Ceskoslovenske zahra-
nicnf akce v Chicago.
V Londyne correspondent
denniku Manchester Guar
dian" sc rozepsal O loupezivm
hospodaTeni Nemc1 v ceskomo-
ravskem "protektoratu". V
ceskych zemlch 81 take Nemci
pocfnali mnohem pr1sneji nezli
az do casu pred tydnem jedna-
Ii ma Slovensku.
Ztraty, kter6 Cesi utrpi ma
produktech i ma kapitalu bez
valky, jsou nepomerne znacne
vyssf, nezli reparace, ktere
Nemci NELL zaplatii Poole usta-
noveni versailleske m1rove
smlouvy pc ctyflete valce, KITE
rou proti spojencGm prohrali a
NEIL onu smlouvu roztrhali.
Do Nemecka Sc vyvaz1 Cesky
material vojensky, BENIN, kon
servy, k6ze, cele vagony zele-
"a a oceli, medi, niklu, plechu,
olova a mazadel. Docela j
medene i niklove casti toyar-
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

chairman of that committee, Mrs.
W. r. Rogers. Since this was the
last meeting of the club year all
members were present except two
with appreciations. We have had
a very successful club year. Our
Round Table discussion was on
summer recipes and dishes. An
invita- ion was read from the Eu-
reaks Art Club inviting the Mod
efn Art Club to attend the State
Federation June 9th. The CLUB
was also invited to attend the re-
eital of Mis- Irene Harold.
Plans were made for u next
years work. Sometime in the ear
ly fall a play will be presented by
the club directed by Mrs. Vida
lowers and Mrs. w. R. Rogers.
Since this is our last club news
reporter Will run q w III NHo VI
your reporter will run a Who
Who on the members. The club
party will be Monday, June 26, in
the Beautiful garden of Mrs. Vida
lowers. The hostess served a love-
ly repas...
The club adjourned to meet Sep
TENDER 18th with Mrs. L. c. Clark
as hostess.
Members present were:
Mrs. w. l.. Myers; Mrs. d. c.
Riddle; Mrs. Charles Harold; Mrs.
A. l.. Hawkins; Mrs. Vida lowers;
Mrs. R. c. Price; Mrs. L. c. Clark;
Mrs. Cozy Nicholson; Mrs. Jasper
Cole; and Mrs. w. r. Rodgers.
Mrs. cozy Nicholson, Pres'd.
Mrs. R. C. Price, Reporter
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01
POisOns Slow
KIDNEYS
and Irritate Bladder
Flush Them Out
For 35 Cents

Go to your druggist today and
get this safe, swift and harmless
diuretic and stimulant-ask for
Gold Medal HARLEM Oil Capsules
and start at once to flush kidneys
Of waste matter saturated with
acids and poisons.
That's a quick and effective way
to help bring about more healthy
kidney activity and relieve that
bladder irritation with its scanty
passage with smarting and burn
ing as well as restless nights.
Remember the kidneys often
need flushing as we'll as the bow
els, and some symptoms of kidney
weakness may be: getting up often
during the night-puffy Eyes
Misunderstanding pains.
But be sure and get GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules
the original and genuine-right
from HARLEM in HolIand-the
is small (s5 cents), the good
results will fulfill your expecta-
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01
KING BOREALIS TX AND
QUEEN AURORA HONORED

Tho Coronation Pageane comm
ittee of st. Phillips Episcopal
Church which sponsored the 9th
Annual Coronation Pageant given
June 5th at Dreamland ballroom,
when DR.. c. H. Singleton was
crowned King o%re9lis II and Miss
Ethel Davis of the southride be-
eamo Queen Aurora TX gave a de-
lightful party at Fontenelle paw
lion, Tuesday evening to honor
their Majesties and the court, the
Princess, Duchesses, Countesses
and other attedants, who served
them.
The party proved to be one of
the classiest and most colorful af-
fair yet to be given this season.
Many beautiful summer costumes
women present. A number of out
were worn by the bevy of young
of town guests were noted. The
nine piece City Service orchestra
under the direction of Sam Turner
furnished the music.
The committee of arrangements
for this very lovely party were
Mrs. Cecilia w. Jewell, chairman.
and Mesdames j. billiard Crawford
ID. V. Gordon, Leon Robinson and
Misses Anna Logan and Lila Pry-
or.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Mrs. Maggie Ford and Mr.
John Dillworth, who were called
to Fort Gipson, Okla, on account
eli The death of their mother have
returned to the city. They were
accompanied to Fort Gipson by
Mr.. Jim Ford husband of Mrs.
Meggie Ford, and Mrs. Hattie
Johnson.
Enroute to Omaha from Okla
homa, they spent some time with
friends at Tulsa ans Muskogee,
Okla, Parson, Kansas and Kan
sas City, Mo. They left Omaha
June 9th and returned June goth.
Mrs. Ford left her father some
what i'll and has received a mes
sage that he is about the same.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01
4 fq2F5 The>S-o-c-i-e-t-y>Wor1d oReA 8H22H

Ter, Stale Supervisor of Home
Economics of the state schools of
Delaware we're in the city last
week These teachers were driving
to San Francisco, California
whore they are to study this sum
me-.
Miss Miller has her masters de-
greo from Columbia University of
Aew York.
Miss Anderson was a student in
Fisk when L. L. MeVay attended
Fisk.
After spending a night in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. MeVay,
these young women left Saturday
to continue their drive to San
Francisco.
They will make their return
trip in the fall via the Southern
route and take in New Orleans,
La, and several Texas cities.
These young women spent the
day in Omaha with Miss Vera
Chandiers people. Miss Anderson
is very well acquainted with Miss
Vera Chambers as they were both
working in the same school last
school year. She speaks very
highly of the york done by Miss
Chandler.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Mr.. Samuel Bush, Los Angeles,
California, a former resident of
this city, is here visiting his
children, Miss Marie Bush and
Mrs. Orine Kelly. Mr.. Bush has
been living in Los Angeles for a
bou twelve years. He lived in O.
maha and Nebraska almost fifty
years.
Mr.. Bush called at The Omaha
Guide office and subscribed for the
paper for a month. He will be in
the city indefinitely, but expects
to return to California before win
ter.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Mrs. Mary Belle Bollen of Chi
cage who has been the guest of
Mrs. Lizzie Buford and other rel
atiyes for the past ten days, left
Wednesday for her home, where
she will join her cousin Mrs. Ralph
Elliott and Mr.. Elliott and motor
to Nashville, Tenn to visit with
MI. and Mrs. Charles Wilson. Mrs.
Wilson was the former very pop
ular Dorothy Allen of this city.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

The Nat Towles Orchestra was
in the city Saturday and played
for a dance at The Field Club,
Saturday night. The orchestra men
created quite a sensation on oath
and Lake Stress when they
stepped out in their new Summer
formal suits, white coats and
green trousers, on their way to
their engagement at the Field
Club.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01
MEMPHIS PHYSICIAN VISITS
OMAHA

DR.. L. G. Patterson, Physician
of Memphis, Tenn, was a visitor
in the city over the weekend. He
visited the Elks Club Monday
night accompanied by Mr., Billy
Davis, who introduced him to the
members of the club and other
guests present DIR. Wilkerson is
enroute to his home in Memphis,
Tenn, from California where he
has been visiting the San Francis
co Fair and friends in many of the
California cities.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Bobby Logan their secretary who
left Tuesday morning 10 make his
hone in Kansas City, Mo.
The party was given at the home
of Bernice Grice who is treasurer
of the club. Cher officers of the
cub are: Herbert White president,
Alphonso Hayden vice president,
Nate Golstein, sponsor.
Bobby has made his home in
Omaha for the part year and at
tended Technical Higa school. He
was very active among the young
er set of Omaha, and will be
missed by all of his friends.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Messrs. l.. o. White, John Wal
ker, r. P. Cammon, and Norman
Leggen of Chicago, Ill, are rail
road men running in here and
making this their headquarters,
They are stopping at the Patton
Hotel.
Mr.. James Nance, Atkinson,
Kansas, was in the city over night
enrou,e to Boston, Mass.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Mrs. Georgia Robinson, 2207 N.
9th Ave, died Friday morning,
June %. She is the mother of
Edna Cox and Nina Cox of same
address and other relatives include
2 nieces Mrs. Mable Marshall of
Creston, Iowa and Mrs. Katie Rob
ert of York, Nebr and one neph-
ew.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Miss Elsie Mallory, youngest
graduate in the city, is going to
Camp Brewster for two weeks be-
ginning July 2. This was made pos
sible.by Mrs. j. f. Davidson of GIT
South 37th ST., who heard of her
achievement and sent her a check
for % dollars Us dollars for the
two weeks at camp, and 5 dollars
for spending money!.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01
Spring Chicken Cheaper
than Meats zoe h..
We Give Green Trading Stamps
CAREY'S NABORHOOD
Grocery
OPEN SUNDAYS AND EACH
NIGHT TILL
10 P. M. WE. 6089

Mrs. Bernice Wilkerson and
son, Howard Wilkerson of Des
Moines, Iowa motored to Omaha
Sunday and spent a couple of days
in the ely visiting friends. They
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eilly Davis and Mrs. Duke Groner.
They returned to Des Moines
Tuesday. Mr.. Wilkerson is Police
Matron in Des Moines, Iowa.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

MI. Lillian Harness of 1888 N.
23rd won the Anniversary Cake
al the Mt. Calvary Community
Church, Saturday night June oath
at the Carnival. The different
clubs were ponsoring the affair,
The Emergency club presented
the cake.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Mrs. Francis Simms of 2315
Charles ST., gave a surprise birth
Gay party for her husband Mr..
John Simms, Monday evening,
June Goth. His other relatives also
assisted her. An elaborate dinner
was served. Decorations yer of
lavender and yellow.
The honored guest were Mrs.
Mary Houston of Fort Worth.
Texas and Rev. Jesse Glover of
Los Angeles, Calf, Other guests
e Mrs. Hattie Payne and little
daughter, Maye, Mrs. Sarah Rob
erts, of 2758, the Family of Mrs.
Simms, Mrs. Lille Simms, William
Mother Mrs. Emma Smith, Aunt
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01
DANCE CANCELLED

Tho Don Albert dance which
was to have been given Monday
night June 26th at Dreamland
ballroom, was cancelled following
tho receipt of a telegram by Mr..
j. C. Jewell, ceiling of a bus break
down in Kansas, much to the dis
appointment of \ large number of
people.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Mrs. Lecoy of PIT Ohio street,
who is in perfect good health and
was away from her home. Some
enemy sent her son, Richard a
message telling him his mother
was dead and since he was an en-
ployee of the UP. they got in con-
tact with him and gave him the
message. He phoned his wife at
once and told him the messabe was
untrue. Investigation is being
made to try and find out who is
this enemy.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01


Mr.. and Mrs. l.. V. Gray of
2230 Willis, returned from a trip
to st. Louis. They stopped in
Keopuk, Iowa and picked up Mrs.
Hedge as she was taking the trip
with them. They visited their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. B. Clay of that city.
They witnessed the flood in
Brookville and Hamible, Mo-, and
saw water covering houses and
the stock swimming in the water
and they were only allowed to
drive one mile an hour.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01
CLOSING MEETING

The Modern Art Club met June
18th with Mrs. Frank Stewart as
hostess. The Club was called to
order by the president. After the
usual form of opening the By Laws
and Constitution were read by the
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Mrs. Constance Dent Winston,
Los Angeles is in the city for the
Summer. Mrs. Winston is visit
ing friends and plans to return to
Los Angeles sometime in Sept.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01
BEAUTIClAN STILL AMONG
SHUT-INS

Mrs. Flossie Blount-Moore of
1876 Ohio ST., remains ON the sick
list. Mrs. Moore a licensed opera
tor took a course in Beauty Gull
ture under Mrs. Lenola Gray. She
is also a graduate of the North
Side Beauty School. Hen friends,
and clintele wishes for her a
speedy recovery.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

j. billiard Crawford, scr of John
H. Crawford and the late Henriett
Crawford, who recently graduated
from the law department of On
aha Uni, was among those listed
as having passed the State board
which admits him to practice law
in the State. Congratulations J.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Mrs. Harry Majors, 2640 Binney
was delightfully."- surprised with a
house shower given her by her
many friends. She received many
beautiful and useful gifts. Re
freshments were served and an
enjoyable time was had by all.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01
Spanish Love Drops

An exotic tantalizing enchanting
essence. Charms the emotionsl
Fires The bloodi Enclose $500
for generous size bottle. Freel
Box of Egyptian Face Powder
with every orderl
Wadi Nil Perfumes
II E. AID ST., N. Y. c.. Dept. %
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01
DEATHS

Mr.. Robert johnson of North
Platt died. Myers Funeral services
will be conducted by Mr.. Metcalf
and burial at Forrest Lawn Gene
tary.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Mrs. Ida Edward, 2310 N. 9th
avenue, has returned from a visit
in Kansas City, Kansas, where she
visited her Aunt Lizzie Frazier,
and her cousin, Myrtle Beasley.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01
THE SICK LIST

Mr.. George Little, pos North
9th Ave, has been very sick for
six months and is improving very
nicely.
Mr.. Henry Smith, 1920 North
25th has been very sick but is
slowly improving.
Mr.. Pauline of 2518 Indiana
avenue who has been sick one year
is slowly improving.
Mr.. Kali Gillkie of 2121 North
rs avenue is on the sick list.
Mrs. Dorletha Watson of 2619
Decatur is sick in a local Hospital
She is the daughter of Mrs. Jen-
kins.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Bishop William A.. Washington,
of Les Angeles is in the city and
will attend the convention at
Christ Temple Church, twenty-six
and Burdette. He will be here I'M
til Sunday, July 2.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Nh, Leroy Guide, 2715 Miami,
who left his job at the packing
house Thursday very i'll, is much
improved and was able to return
to work Tuesday.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Mrs. Roy Frazier of Los Ange-
les, Calf, spent two weeks in the
city writing friends. Mrs. Frazier
left last week.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01
OOo

The delegates of the Townsend
Club No. Ia returned home. We
are very proud of the report our
own delegate, viee-president, Mr..
Mcdonald brought back.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Mrs. Georgia Border, Aunt Bertha
Cunningham and this two cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. George Camper.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Jack Moore, 1921 Burdette St.,
received a very bad cut over his
eye while swimming at Walnut
Hill Pool.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

M. Al Scott, who has been very
Ill recently, was seen at church
Sunday. He is improving very ra-
pidly from his recent illness.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01
PATTON HOTEL NEWS

Mrs. Dave Ferguson, Los An
geles, California, spent a few day
visiting in the city last week.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Mrs. Wills Long of 2713 N. 26th
ST, is on the sick list. She has
been sick for about five weeks.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01
ROYAL TWELVE
GIVES PARTY

The recently organized Royal
Twelve club who were originally
the Straight Fights, gave a fare
we'll party Friday night honoring
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Mrs. Leatha Ford, wife of Rich
ard Ford of 1924 North 26th St.,
departed this life June 18th. The
funeral was held Wednesday at
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01
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The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Watch! stop! and Listen! for
the big celebration to be given
August 4th.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Ruth Anderson arrived home
Wednesday to spend her vacation
with her parents who reside at
1901 Blonde. She is an inferno
nurse at the Gerrerat Hospital in
Kansas City, Mo.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Mrs. Sadie Mitchell of 1895 N.
22nd St. had a slight stroke.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01
EASTERN TEACHERS
IN THE CITY

Miss Filliseia Anderson a grad
Aate of Fisk University and now
= teacher in the Petersburg Teach
er's College and Miss Allie Mil
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

Mra. Majors recently moved into
her new home at 2640 Binney.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

2 O'Clock at Pilgrim Baptist
church, conducted by Rev. F. S.
Goodlett. Funeral director Myers
Funeral Home.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-01

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