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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
No Apology Given

Too many people. given the
wrong number. make those who
answer the telephone feel guilty
Of having deliberately given the
wrong number. No apology for
disturbing us. Indeed sometimes
they make US feel that we are
concealing or fibbiHg about the
whereabouts Of the Miss
Smith they ask IN speak 10!
Since this wrong number
business is apt 10 happen 10
any Of us. either from our end
or from the other end Of the
wire, il seems reasonable and
courteous 10 make the hest Of
II, not IN make a mountain out
OF q molehill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Start Now

Now Is the best time 10 start.
We all know the weight and
measurements we should have,
so all We have to do is work for
them. Diet and exercise will
do IL and we supply the deter
nination. Those who 60 10 n
reducing salon can let others
help.
These experienced ones know
some short cuts in exercises and
you may be sure they will adj
wise you TO go on low calorie
diet. You can reduce and con-
tinue TO eat, however.
Most of our readers know
what the little Ten-Day Diet
will do and how easy it is TO
follow. There is no starving,
nor do we give up essential
foods. II is little booklet that
can be carried in your handbag
or a mans inside pocket so
each days menu can he OBJ
served no matter where one
may be.
The Teu.Day Diet usually
takes off about from S 10 10
pounds the first 10 days. After
that, 2 to 4 pounds a week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
7 en-Ddy
Diet Easy
7 O Follow
BY DONNA GRACE

nURING the next six OF eight
~ weeks we are going 10 give
you something you will prize
much more than an expensive
Christmas gift. 1t will he fire.
quent reminders to slim for that
festive season.
We never yet met an extra
large girl who didn't need lots
Of urging to train for slender
lines, but when they once note
an Improvement and definite
loss OF weight, they are sure to
continue in the most enthusiast
tic way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Avoid Interference

Don't just agree that you
really should do something about
reducing but you will start later
on. not today. There may be a
special cocktail party and dinner
you know you will enjoy and so
you just tell yourself you will
begin after that.
This is not the way TO reduce.
You must begin NOW. Don't
let anything interfere. There
may be big dinners and smart
parties now, but when you are
back To your slender, graceful
lines you will have lots of more
interesting invitations.
HostesSes, you know, like at
tractive guests and you can be
that kind Of guest when YOU are
hack 10 your own comfortable,
normal weight.
Next Sunday we will go on
with our reducing campaign and
Z discuss exercise. vi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

How do you behave when you
answer the telephone and the
person calling has the wrong
number? Do you lose your
temper and slam down the re-
ceiver? Or do you growl. What
number do you want?" in tone
Of voice obviously intended 10
annihilate the hapless intruder7
II would be Just as easy TO
be a bit human To the other
person. Neither the operator nor
the person dialing set out 10
make a mistake. Hold every
ing and say, with understand
* in your voice, I'm sorry,
but YOU have the wrong num-
Der. This Is Main 7-l234."
Your human tone will prob
ably be rewarded with a Please
excuse me. I'm so sorry to have
bothered YOU"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
a Wrons Number
On Phone No Excuse
For Being Discourteous
BY MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN
Authority on Good Manners

one of the pleasantest ex-
" periences OF our daily life
and you'll agree with me that
It's one of the most exceptional
ones-is 10 have a wrong num-
Der answered with an under
standing courtesy.
Most Of us are pretty glum
when our telephone rings and
we find its the wrong number.
What we say and what we
do in these cases show fairly
accurately what kind OF people
we are. II we were face TO face
with the person on the other
end of the wire, the chances are
that we'd be polite.
But in our disturbance over
being called for the wrong num-
Der, we're apt to he witheringly
rude. The truth Is we're
towards. We dare to he rude
because we don't know the per-
son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Wholesome

The foods included in this diet
are wholesome but low in calorie
value. There are steaks. chops
and vegetables as well as fruits
and salads. When the 10 days
are finished the routine may he
repeated until you are down TO
desired weight.
Because of the speedy results.
there will be plenty Of time to
make marvellous changes in the
diversified figure before Christ
mas, and even time for fitting
smaller-sized dresses and suits.
Men like this diet better than
the average reducing routines
and. with a bit Of encourage
n1ent, from the feminine part Of
the family, will not only follow
~ carefully themselves but in
their thorough way. see that
every other overweight in the
family does the same.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Ten Day Diet

II you do not have the little
booklet, Ten-Day Diet, you may
obtain IL by sending FIVE
CENTS with your name and adj
dress to Donna Grace. Beauty
Editor, The Detroit Times, De-
troit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Wears Gown

DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
/ am 10 be married in
church with a family dinner at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

Get rid of unwelcome
. pounds and you'll look as
)trim in your costumes as
does FRANCES CLIFFORD,
screen player. In the adjoin-
Ing column, Donna Grace
offers tips on reducing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

n hotel afterWard. Does the
bride wear her bridal gown TO
the dinner, or does she change
TO her travelling ensemble?
BRIDE.
Yes, the bride wears her
bridal dress land veil. II she is
wearing a veil) 10 the dinner
after the ceremony. She does
not change her dress until she
changes TO her travelling cos
tune.
Initials
DEAR MRS. BECKMAN,
!. What initials should be
used on brides linens: the
initials of her maiden name or
those of her future name?
2. In a church wedding. when
the brides mother is to give the
bride in marriage, should the
mother wear a small hat? The
bride is TO wear white satin.
]. Either Is correct.
2. Yes. the brides mother
should wear small hat at a
church wedding.
Distributed by King Features synd., In'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

Detroit Sunday Times, November is, 1s4l
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28
WILLING WORK. RS

The Willing Workers Club of Mt
Moriah Baptist Church, met at
the church on Tuesday night June
18th with a very large attendance.
The ice cream social was very sue
cessful. A wonderful program
was sponsored by Mrs. Edna Nit
chell. There were several very
interesting remarks made by the
Presidents of the different Auxil-
iaries of the church. The vice
president Mrs. j. E. Lindsay vas
very much encouraged by the re-
marks from the various ones. The
club was very glad to have their
chaplain Bro. j. G. White present,
who had been indisposed for a few
weeks.
Mrs. ]. E. Lindsay, vice presi-
dent, Mrs. w. L. White, Sec'y ard
Reporter, Rev. F. P. Jones, Pas
tor.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28
GIRLS ON The
Streets.

said that he was on, but his jive
must have been frone."
DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY
BUT FAILED
1t seems as though Death fail
ed to take a holiday Wednesday
June the 18th, for right after the
winner of the fight was announced
a man dropped dead right in Duff
fy's drug store.
WHAT'S THIS?
"A Booml A Crash! and the
breaking of glass is all you could
hear for one moment; an ambui-
anct siren and bystanders is all
you could hear the next few hours
AT last the noise quoted down
a bit, when the Blue Heaven" was
spotted on one side of the street
and another car, upside down On
the other side. Both cars were
smashed, smoking and goin' on
wasting gasoline. They didn't
seem to be feeling well, however,
The victims were pretty well on
the level.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28
A CHOIR EXCELS

Tht choir of Cleaves Temple
Church sang at Bowers Memorial
in Kansas City, Missouri, last
Sunday afternoon along with other
choirs Of the K~ansas-Missouri
District of the CINE. church. The
choir was well received, and rem
der their two numbers in a most
creditable manner. The audience
cheered fully ten or Is minutes
after their numbers. The choir IS
directed by Mrs. Lucy Mae Britt,
and accompanied by Mrs. L. A.
Story. Members of the choir
who were able to attend this fete
were: Mesdames Effie Moore,
Cleo Hayes Blanchlee Wright AL
ice Wade j. E Hill, Nancy Hall,
Minnie Kimbrough, Odessa Young,
Marine Rosebough, Octavia Hat
cher, Elizabeth Walker, Miss Oph-
ella Story, Messrs. Johnny Robin
son, McClinton Robinson, Wood
row Allen, H. L. Cribs, Dewitt
Smart and Mr.. Allison.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28
BATES MARCHING CLUB
HOLD ELECTION

l. B. P. o. E. Of w. Iroquois
Lodge No. go, Ralph Bates March
ing Club met on Wednesday June
4th.
A lovely evening, many were
there. Lots of good things were
suggested.
At eleven o'clock the following
officers were elected:
President, A. T. Thomas, Treas
urer, Frank Carter, Secretary, Har
old Roach.
Staff Officers: Major A. I.
Thomas, Capt. Herbert Richardson
Lieut.. Ray Williams, Sergeant Ma
jor Underwood.
Entertainment committee: Chr.
E. N. Starks, Frank Carter, Ray
Williams, Herbert Richardson.
Watch and listen for the March
ing Club boys. There will be hot
times at the Elks beautiful Rain
Bow Dancing hall soon.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28

Old historical McCinnie Chapel
Baptist Church, Greenwood, Miss
issippi, will be the guest speaker
at Fellowship on June go, Al.
On Sunday night June 10Th,
there will be a missionary pro-
gram sponsored by Mission Circle
and Junior Matrons of Fellowship
Baptist Church. Our guest speak
ers will be Rev. 0. u. Leanor.
Chairman of Home Mission for
National Baptist Convention Inc,
of Greenwood, Miss, and Mrs. G..
Haynes our. state president Of the
New Era Association.
You are welcomt to worship
with US. Time 8 o'clock.
Reporter, Mr. O. G. Joseph.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28

Miss Helen Cole, a student in
Terrell High school in Dennison,
Texas, is spending the summer in
the city visiting her aunts Miss
Juanita Cole, Mrs. Ethel Phillips,
and other members Of the family
at 1928 North 18th Street. Miss
Cole is a very popular member of
the younger set, and is especially
gifted in music. She is a member
of the High school symphony or
chestra, where she plays a melc-
phone, and was very recently vot-
ed the "Most Liked" student just
before the close of school. Miss
Cole is being royalty entertained
and is assured of a pleasant stay
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28

Mrs. Ada Webster of Denver,
Colorado, spent a part Of last week
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Wesley JON
es, 1929 Decatur Street. Mrs.
Webster is the wife of Mr.. Emm-
EFT Webster, a retired mailman.
She is very prominent in the Elks
Lodge and usually attends most re
gional meetings. She is also a
prominent member of the Episco-
pal church of Denver. She was roy
ally entertained by her hostess and
other friends. Mrs. Webster call
ed on Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Story
1713 North 25th Street, who were
former friends while living in Den
yer.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28

Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inllHlhH
ector Of Christian Education of
the State Of Nebraska with a ma
tional hook-up with our Church
School Publishing Board, Will
launch a series of practical Bible
Studies or a series of treatises on
Biblical Philosophy beginning Wed
June 25, Al, at the Masonic hall.
10th and Blonde at s p. m 1t is
the purpose of the instructor to
make and complete ii possible all
plans for registration, the perm
anent place and time of the school
work. These classes will be open
to onyone of any religious denoni-
ination. A few things you are
asked to bring to class.
1. YOUR BIBLE. 2. Notebook.
3. Pencil. A. Ears to hear what the
spirit sayeth. 5. A ready mind to
received Gods word.
Rev. 0. w. Lamar, pastor Of the
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28
CHANGED

That's what Maggie Johnson IS
since she is planning on visiting
her brother for several weeks.
out Of the city of course She's
been as busy as a cat with two
mice. What's up the line Maggie?
COULD HE BE LONELY?
That tall and handsome Harold
Berton, who looks as though he
were trying to find a spot to des-
pise most of the DANES, seems
lonely as a sigh at times. Sure
ly you couldn't be linely when l
heard a couple Of chicks saying
"that they could fall for you The
way coal goes into easements"
THE GOOD SAMARITAN
That fine man about the town
Skin Davis" had a big bankroll
and was treating a number of pals
and his sweetie at a hash shop on
tht avenue, the other night. "Skin
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28
URBAN LEAGUE NEIGHBOR-
HOOD SECRETARY ATTENDS
MISSOURI TRAINING
COIIRSE
COURSE

Mrs. Grayce A. Bradford, Mel
ghborhood Secretary of the Om-
aha Urban League, left Omaha
Wednesday night, June 18th to at.
tend the Girl Scout Leaders Camp
Training Course of the Covered
Wagon Region at Camp Derricotte
Troy, Missouri.
The camp leaders course will be
held from June 18th to June Goth.
Camp Derricotte is located SO
miles south of st. Louis, Missouri
Mrs. Bradford plans to stop at the
st. Louis Urban League and con-
fer with officials there about the
work Of their neighborhood de-
partment.
The knowledge gained at camp
Derricotte will be valuable to Mrs.
Bradford during the camp season
this year at Camp Hadding, near
Louisville, Nebraska, where the
Urban League plans to operate
a brief camp program for Girl
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28
You'll Find Out

UuH flnd Jul
1. Why Charlotte Hayes and
Joe Brooks can't get along
2. Why Corrine Seay is play
ing so many Cats at once.
8. Why Bessie Taylor and Leo
ia Levison keeps up with Altha's
affairs. -..- ..-.--..---.
A. Who that good looking boy
Doris Ransome is with ..-----.
5. Who Mary Harris is being
seen with .... ...- ..-...f
6. Why Bernard Maroney can't
forget a certain girl. (WKH.)
8. Why Mr.. Walter Williams
stays close at certain times .-..
8. Who Peter Lorrie, really is.
10. Who Lloyd Gray j. wasting
his time with. .... ~. 800
IL. Why the new bride gave a
luncheon for a bunch Of ole friends
and pinned the scene before the
guest arrived.
IL. Why Maggie Bufkins can't
forget Joe .... +. ....
Is. Why Celestine Lightning
can't forget Nose 49,. -. .
IA. Who Edwin Riggs sets in
-
his "Black Bullet" with on Satur-
day nights.
J.. Who was ordered out Of the
ElkS ...... So. go. $50 .-....
16. Who "Pearly Mae" is; How
long she will stay. .... .....
II. Who Miss Omaha Guide will
Until then, Gbye now, Your
COTS.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28

Mrs. D. w. Grant, 2612 Binney
recently returned from a pleasure
trip where she visited points in
Oklahoma, via. Anadarko, Holden
vile, Oklahoma City, and Kansas
City, Missouri. In Oklahoma Mrs.
Grant visited her father Mr.. R..
Sanborn, who is entering his seth
year. Also visiting Mr.. Sanborn
at that time were three other dau-
ghters, three great grand daught-
ers, a great, great grand son and
a great, great grand daughter. An
enjoyable time was had at this
grand family reunion.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28

home to celebrate the marriage OF
those newly weds Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Madison. Well, Altha
Robinson seem to have topped II
at the party when her ex-boy
friend, Jackie Williams asked her
to join him; and since Altha has
a jaw that have never taken no
for an answer from Jack She
couldn't refuse accepting his in
vitation.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28
TO RESIDE IN LA.

Mrs. Elma Lloyd, 2518 Lake St.
left Monday for Alexandria, Lou
isiana to join her husband, Tech
nical Sergeant Lloyd who is sta
toned at Camp Livingston, La.
Mrs. Lloyd, the former Elma
Forrest, the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. M. Forrest. Mrs. Lloyd
was formerly office and Place
ment Secretary for the Omaha
Branch of the Urban League. She
will be missed by her many
friends who wish her a safe and
happy journey.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28

Brother E. Holcomb asst. past
or of church Of God in Christ IS
leaving Saturday, June %. as a
delegate to the National Youth
Congress of the Church of God in
Christ, converting at Hot Springs,
Ark. After which he expects to
visit his mother in Eaton, Ga.
Mrs. Louis Fasen of 26O7 Decat-
ur, is also going to Hot Springs.
Ark, to the congress. Mrs. Del
pha Beard Of 1904 Miami and Sis
Mrs. Ada Thomson are also going
to Hot Springs, Ark. She is
leaving Sunday.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28

Mrs. Corrie A. Sherrell, of Bes-
semer, Alabama, is visiting her
sister Mrs. Vera L. Harris, 2537
Burdette Street. Mrs. Sherrell is
a teacher of Domestic Science in
Dunbar High school in Bessemer,
and has taught throughout the
state for many years, and has
been in Dunbar for the past IA
years. She is considered an au-
thority in her field Of work.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28

Mrs. Gussie Mcpherson and son
J.. Westbrook Mcpherson, are Wis
iting points in Texas. Mrs. Nc
Pherson accompanied the body of
her cousin, Mr.. Ellison, for bur
ial in the Lone Star state, and is
taking ire opportunity of visiting
while there.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28
CLUB

Mrs. Elsie Johnson was Hostess
to the Cosmopolitan club Friday
evening, June goth. The meeting
was opened by the Chaplain Mr..
Higdon. All members were pres
ent. The discussion of the even
ing was plans for the picnic which
will be announced later. A lovely
evening was spent. They adjourn
ed to meet Friday evening June
27. Hattie Dunn, Pres. George
Clark, Reporte.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28
JUDGE WEIGH ENTERS
PRIVATE

Judge Lawrence F. WEIGH of the
Nebraska Workmen's Compensat-
ion Court, announces that he is
entering into the private practice
of law and will specialize in work
mems compensation cases with CT
fees at 801 City National Bank
Building, Telephone Jackson 1920
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28
WHAT WE HEARD

Had a chat with that most con-
fusin' but amusin' Jessie Frank
lin, and through our conversation
we learned that her LIFE and
JOY who is in some camp at the
present, has cashed on his hands
a rare delux, coupe, you know It
isn't exactly a al but it is a car
and a car is a car"
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28

Mrs. Victoria Scott, of 1912 N.
25th Street, who underwent an
operation last week is recovering
at the st. Joseph hospital. Her
condition at this time is quite
good, and it is expected that she
will return home is a few weeks.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28

Mrs. Dora Lefall, 2605 Binney
is spending her vacation in Kansas
City, visiting her father, Mr.. Doo-
ley and aunt, Miss Lucille Webb.
Miss Webb is the former owner Of
the very popular Lucille's Cafe on
18th and Vine SITS.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28

Mrs. Roscoe Secrets and Faith
er Mr.. Dave Watson 2435 Hamil-
ton, were in an accident Sunday
afternoon returning from Lincoln
Mr.. Watson was hurt badly. Hop
ing for his quick recovery.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28
SPECIAL BULLETIN:

"Listen my children and you
shall catch,
Of the midnight ride in the
Black Dispatch"
The hostess was no where in
sight,
For they were preparing the
party albright.
The party was fine as | was
told,
Because it was enjoyed by both
young and old"
These are the comments made
by some witnesses who attended
the fine party last Tuesday night,
June 18th that was held on Madi-
son ST., in Albright.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28
THE LICK OF THE WEEK


was that fine dance given at
the Elks Monday night for the
Soldiers. Everyone seemed to
have been getting a kick out of it
in spite Of the heat. Some Studds
thought that they could get relief
by stopping in the chairs, other
Cats came on strong and | do
mean strong. I'll take time out
right here to point out some Of
the facts these OLE snoops seen
or heard
Luther Taylor and his better
half comm on with their fine jit-
terbugging was quite amusing
next on scene was that fugitive
from Justice Marcus, darting here
and there, jiving whoever was
weak enough to fall for his line.
well that wasn't all, Louise think
ing about that romantic soldier
that danced a number or two with
her and later he pinned off
scene. Tall, dark and handsome
Pete Doss and Gables second,
Nose Ransom were just plain OF
on lockers, didn't look like they
were in the mood for shuffling
Well, for the next item, we spott-
ed Essie with a soldier who wasn't
at all bad to cast an eye upon wv.
course you needn't mention this to
I joe. Soup Lawson wasn't doing
so bad, spent 1-3rd of the night
with Dolores Williams. Gro 5ar
and Nora seemed as though they'd
rather be looked around at, than
up to, and I'm knowing they had 4
gay time. Mary Harris pinned on
scene rather late, but she was
seen at the turning out. | must
not forget to mention Johnett
who stayed with her soldier like
paper on the wall. and il you
ask me the sack house really did
know their stuff when they played
that music. Before l forget, I
mustn't forget to mention that
slick, but clever Willard Morgan
that always makes up with his
lover by dancing with her on the
last round SO he can escort her
home.
The Dolomites had a party last
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28

Mrs Afford Elliott and son Al
ford Jr., and little daughter Jam
ice returned home to Los Angeles
California after a two weeks Wis
it with father and Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Williams and friends.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Richardson
gave a birthday party June 10.
honoring their niece Miss Gerald
inc Hayden. Everyone present
expressed themselves as having
a good time. Miss Hayden receiv-
ed many nice gifts from her III
vited guests.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28

Mrs. Emma Avant, 2432 Parker
Street, suffered a stroke on last
Wednesday. She is getting along
as well as can be expected, how
ever, is not able to have company
at this time.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28
THE INsEPARABLE CouPLE

Jack HI. and Glayce T. are what
one might say on. Jack hasn't
proposed to Glayce yet, but his
voice seems to have an engage
ment ring in it. Don't be too
concerned about this statement.
you tongue waggers.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28
RETURNS HOME

Miss Rachel Covington returned
home on Monday, June %, from a
three months visit in Chicago with
her sister, Miss Frances Coving-
ton, formerly Of Omaha. Miss
Covington expects to visit in O.
maha for sometime.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28

Mrs. Earle Calhoun if Texas
was here visiting her cousins Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Lawson and Dor
othy and Marion Lawson and Mr..
and Mrs. William Parker.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28

Mrs. Jennie Allen, 27O5 Hamil-
ton, who has been quite ills
somewhat improved at this writ
ing. Her daughter, Mrs. Daisy
L. Cater, of Los Angeles, Calf
ornia, is at her bedside.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28

The body Of Mr.. Eitus Of 2708
Charles St., was shipped here
from Phoenix, Arizona for burial
Funeral services were held at Clair
Chapel June "A at 2 p. m.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28

Mrs. Young of Oklahoma City
is visiting her sister and brother
and nieces Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Nc
Gill and daughter Of 2724 Lake.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28

Mrs. Della Mae Brewer who has
been i'll for the past week is able
to be out. Her friends are quite
glad to see her.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28

The Omaha Branch of the Ma
ACP. held a meeting on last Sun
day at Bethel AME. Church at
$3.50 p. m. A very interesting
meeting was held.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28

Mr.. Lamar Roberts, 1912 North
26th Street, who is now confined
in a local hospital, is reported in
a fairly good condition.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-28
while in our city.

Mrs. Ethel Phillips, 1928 North
25th Street, has been in~disposed
during the past week because of
trouble with her feet.