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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.


4-PM. UNFURN. APT; GAS. ELECTRIC =,
hcat lnC.: Just across Key Bridge 1851
lg-h 81. n, Arlineton. oxford 1913.
$3.50.
NEW 4-RM UNF APT. ) MIN. TO WASH
lugtou, > expos. metal kit cabinets eft
G f Tefg laundry facilities. / blk bus,
schools and excel shopping center: sos in
c-udes heat and hot water. CHI. 13l1 bet.
Il and Q pm.
RFCREATION-RM APT IN NEW HOUSE,
with log-burning fireplace; ,, rms, kit,
bath. pvt. entrance heat, light. refg {;
50. 30 Shepherd 5SS3.
NEARBY VA. LEE HIGHWAY >,
3 large rooms. d.. k. combined bath,
large grounds; no children. Chestnut 1916.
ARLNGTON-NEWLY DECORATED 3-RM.
apt, ! block to bus and shopping center.
CH 1916.
ARLINGTON, VA-LIvING ROOM, BED
rooL,, dlnette, kitchen and bath. New
building. $50 to $50 so
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. CHI. 1341.
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PRICE.

Inspect the bedroom homes on the
market IN Bethesda and Chevy Chase, then
look at The new brick homes corner Denton
I'd and Hampden lane IN Bethesda tor
Sl@.55G: or CalF Mr.. Smith, ALLIED
REALTY CORP Wisconsin n64g
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NEW HOMES

Brick and frame. 4. ) s and rooms:
l, y and > baths. . 10 | acre.
$3.50 TO S7,750.
All on easy terms. MARFIN T. WEBB
& SON. AuDandale. Va
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For only So. 500. on large lot with lovely
trees IN Chevy Chase, Md. WO. 1901 or
wv, nIEn
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR REAr
1919 FAST C6pTTOI .

TAKONA PARK. MD, % HICKORY AVE
% rooms, sleeping room, bath, auto. heat;
lot 5OxI5O: bus service, one fare: rent.
zoo o2%
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BARGAINS

81 5OO-s3x 5O-ft. lot, for $3.50. over
repossessed brick F. H A bungalow. sold
for $1,000, sale price now $500. Must
have 10fe cash. Call War. 6325. Hyatt.
O4So 24N
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.


CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK or FRAME.
WhIIe or colored no commission E. A.
BARRY. lS01 Il St. NV. ME. 2O2j.
l PAY HIGHEST ALL-CAsH PRICES FOR
RRR s6a9 9'7os Woodlay go p SommsQ9 20 MRS MRS
s TO 10 ROOMS: PREFER OLD HOUSE;
Ike possession within As days: all cash;
D. c; only E, a GARVEY. DI 450S:
eve and Sun. GE. 5000. 1926 Vt ave
WISH TO PURCHASE FROM OWNER AND
tached or semi detached home in Pet
worth; Brooklsnd or Chevy, Chase: price
co. 004l., MRS. BALDUCCI.
ANY TYPE INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
P5rssqaGy pa 5aG houses Wg IN price range $500
THo fPEs FsHER EfF co 5os Ec IKE q REoFg PT9RsTg
DI. $500. EWES. CALL MR.. KEY, EN- ii0i
DON'T SACRIFICE YOUR PROPERTY.
Let me look at your D. c. property and
ton, personal attention Call or write,
H PARKER. District $3.50. 1924
l4th 81. NV.
WANTED!
Brishtwood, must be in - eood y condition %
price for casa, Also have Clients with 1
business -Dropertles Boy eI5-G. Star. ai'
WE PAY ALL CASH NE. Sc. PROPERTY.
GUM & MILLER.
2o0 11th 81. Sc. Franklin 21O0.
CASH IMMEDIATELY FOR BRICK
houses, any size any condition
or location. Call Mr.. FISHER. HO $3.50
LIB l4th st. NV. EVENINGS and Sunday
CALI, WAsHINGToN's LARGEST BUY
N1ALh ers of D c. property over one
million dollars worth bought in 1910
Prompt action.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO. ME. 54oO.
CONSULT A REALTOR.
WE HAVE CASH BUYER FOR YOUR D.
Z. property II the price is right Frame or
brick. large or small, condition immateriaI
R A HUMPHREYS.
ouS NO. CAP. Realtor. ma. 0S7S
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MASS AVE

Near Navy Yard-Jamison-b built. modern
rooms and bath. recreation room. front
ana rear porcheS, garage. INV h oil
burner, 5000 cash. Gail MR.. DOWNER.
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Bethesda, Md.--Large corner lots: lv-
bedrooms beautiful tile bath with shower
large porch, attached garage, air-condl-
toned insulated only $50. LESLIE D.
NFASEI, WO ARR 141I Eve ST ~
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"BrightWood Sacrifice" !"

81 Q5G buys this attractive Colonial
~"''0 brick. ) rooms. tile bath, 3
porches II inclosed), etc, completely re-
cond Convenient 10 everything Terms.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.,
rs 5th St NV. NE. $500
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NEAR CATHOLIC UNIV.
NEW BRICK HOMES,

3Gl9 2Oth St n.c.-6-room, mod det'
tance of grade and hiSh schools SO
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IN THE HEART OF EDGEMOOR.
Is bedrooms, : bath, library and sun
room on Ist floor, screened porch, H-car
garage, oil heat, Sl3J
MRS. CHRISTIAN. Allied Realty Corp
66uO WiCconclD Ave WI 664g
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y III-II9 7 JTI UN J "
Should Be Sold on Sight
nlne-room house IN excellent cordI-
tion: hrst-foor library with fireplace. the
lot IS beautifully landscaDed. lnCiOsed by
attractive picket fence, several fruit trees
= large grape arbOrS. over 4OG box bushes
shade trees and large veGetable garden. all
SORTS Of Shrubbery and flowers BOSS 6
PHELPS texCluSIvelvt. Ma g3UO
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7th and QuackenboS SITS. NV.
i1ry

This modern semi-detached brick. con-
tanning i rooms. > complete baths, gas
resents a real value Cali MR.. O'CONNOR,
QI 1872 Ewes, RA 1919.
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S11.850.
- .OJU.
DErA CAEn RR1cK AND Srnhrl

DETACHED BRICK AND STONE.
Al individual new home IN q highly
restricted community in NV, D. c. 20
NH 10 midtown bus and Streetcar trans
pOIt6tlon Situated on lot 55xlOO with
many trees, on one OF Washing ton most
beautiful blvdS., 1t contains large living
room dining room. Well-equIpped kitchen
3 beautiful bedrooms, > baths; aIr-condi-
TONED heat bullt-In esrage. For details
call Mr. Karr, WI 4637
FRANK G PHILLIPS III 1d11
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ApARTs. WANTED SUBURBAN.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

BURBAN-FURNISHED APARTMENT. :
rms, kit. and bath: gentle couple. Box
",O-G Star oO&
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HOUSES UNFURNISHEp,
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Se9-CHERRYDALE-5-RM, HOUSE, OUT
l0c bus, PEET REAL ESTATE. CHI. OO50.
brick house, auto. heat large yard. MA.
1913.
SO4 GIsT AVE SILVER sPRTNG-5-RM.
lated ami; small children; S61.25.
MODERN HOUSES FOR IMMEDIATE AND
future occupancy IN Bethesda and Chevy
Chase area. E NJ. FRY, INC, 6S40 Wis
consin ave WI 644O.
CHEVY CHASE D C-LARCE LIVING.
dining room, de luxe kitchen, ) bedrooms,
. tile baths large recreation room: oil air
conditioned: beautiful trees. LESLIE D
MEASEL, WO. ABB. l427 Eye st. II"
4Ia G ST, NE-6, RMS. BATH; GOOD
coloition, duplex; h.w.h. Arcola, cleo,
l105 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-BY OWNER
Ret or sell 6-rm. detached home. Call
TO" appointment ia j639.
SPECIAL BARGAIN - 1910 BUCHANAN
ST. n.e.-OWner. occupying basement, de-
sires to lease remainder house occupied
- mos; = rooms. shower bath; heat heat
light, gas, turnisned; S55 me-; NO new Gt2o eoob
ALEX. JEFFERSON PARKS LGE. RMS,
> 4 baths, stone fireplace spacious sunrm,
reCr rm. gar, oil burner. all modern i'm
nature setting, with envlable residential l
PIE tiee. L is not Just another house Sg5
j. H POLADIAN, Alex. 81 As. TIE. 29il.
ALEX. - GROOM HOUSE, !? BATHS.
larsp inclosed porch garage oil burner
;5-room house porch, garage, oil burner
ami: S65. j. H. POLADIAN Alex. 3l4s.
TIE. Pol.
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2006 N St. NV. APT. %.

IONHlUNll' IltaL Oupul4l III N4t---t IpOLiinf
bath. refs: $3.50
APT >, l14T CHURCH ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen, bath. porch. refs,
$3.50 See jauItoT or
o. B. HOPKINS I1@6 VERMONT AVE.
DI 11Tl OR WO OgoQ
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BERKSHIRE

ARLNGToN,S NEWEST DEVELOPMENT.
BERKSHIRE YOU HAVEN'T sEEN The
MOST FOR YOUR MONEY BUNGALOWS,
fbRIgKs fb2;ISK Up Up ooo 5-B3EEDDRoooM,, 2sTQRY
LIKE RENT. TO REACH OVER KEY
BEIDGE RIGHT ON LEE HIGHWAY as
NILES TO POTOMAC, RIGHT ON PO-
4OMAC SQUARE TO MODEL HOME.
r-SesC-: r-RS G: HINES & SONS, REALTORS
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DOWNTOWN

One and two. rooms, kitchen and bs tn
distance Govt, Bldgs: S45 to S65 nclud-
ing lights, gas and reig See MgI, Apt l.
fl9 9Th ST NV
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MCINTYRE CORP, AID. 615O.
RENT FROM OWNER.
SAVE MONEY.
APARTs. EuRN. OR uNEuRN.

ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH-CL ASS NEIGH
bOrhoCd, some furnished Ger avaIla bic
on appt MRS GREEN. Shepherd 512S
sos A ST SE-NICELY FURNISHED
b.r.. KIT. F-IgIdaire, light and gas in
cluded $40 26"
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ApTTNGTON VA

OWNER BOUGHT A LARGER HOUSE.
You can assume F H. A payments n
less rhar SIS a month. balance can be
arrauEed ; rooms Semi-detaChed, all
brlck-and-Steel construction: > bedrooms.
large living room, dinCtte. full basement,
oil heat, air-Coudltloned. blocks TO
schools. churches. stores, bus. Call CH.
3222. or TO inspect, apply $50 s. Highland
St, Arlington. Va.
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nppORTrTNrrX

3-bedroom frame. extra lots, all 115
fl deep. Gear garage, trees and shrub
berry; 10c transportation; asking S6,5O0'
quick action.
C w. CLEVER CO. INC.
Arlington Va CH 322C
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FLATS FOR RENT,

COLORED-NEW CoLORED FLATS
800 o. s.lauGeJ 81. ne rooms, di-
ne.te, kItch5u and ba n: S32 30.
J.. ELIOT MIDDLETON
123 Inv -,tmeu- Bldg. RE llSl
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RARE BARGAIN, LESS THAN SIX
months old, in nearby Arlington, Va: this
house must be sold this month: detached
brick of five large rooms. bath, hardwood
floors, insulated, weather-stripped and
caulked; oil hot-water heat, summer and
winter hookup large lot with number of
fine fruit trees: bus passes door For in
formation call Mr. Loveless with BEIT-
ZELL, District 3100, or Lincoln 5016J
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

THE HIGHLANDS. 1914 CONN. AVE
Front apt. containing double iv. rm., .
bsdrms.. full-size dining rm. full-Size
kitchen. pantry and bath; S107.5 so; dining
room In the building: root garden. LIN
KINS CO. 1922 H ST. NV
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THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CORNER" IN
Michigan Park Large S-room brick center
hall plan home, consisting of living room
with open fireplace, large dining room
music room, beautiful kitchen, pantry.
large bedrooms, maids room; auto. heat;
large porch hallway, round home The
garden is comparable to any you have
goldfish. hundreds of rosebushes. most
expensive shrubbery. This home cost
Sic SOC VIII and must sell for a large
reduction To see call Mr.. Ginnetti, with
BETHEL. District BOO: evenings call
RanGnlnh 0r40
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DISTRICT HEIGHTs. Mp.-29O AVENUE

BELTSVLLE IS ROOM BUNGALOWS;
range 1-acre lots, trees; 81 500; $500
cash, F. H. A. terms: q mi. north Research
Center entrance. R. W. COCHRAN, owner
builder. 90
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
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SUBLET FROM JUNE - TO SEPT 6
beautifully furnished living room. bedroom,
kitcheIr dinette and bath. Utilities IN
cluded $50 month. 4S2l 4th ST. NV.
GE. 4S4S
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT,
IDEAL FOR DOCTOR, or DEN

IDEAL FOR DOCTOR OR DENTIST.
y rooms, 2-bath house, 6I6 N Glebe I'd
Arlington, Va, near Buckingham: 4 rooms,
bath and front screened porch on st fir:
. rms den and full bath End fir; oil heat.
can be used as aplS.; S75 per month.
NJ. T BROYHILL CO. CHI 530G.
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NEAR TECH HIGH.

This new. detached brick home offers
exceptionally large rooms, all 3 bedrooms
vii! take twin beds: living room with fire.
place. large kitchen with breakfast nook
fun basement. bpilt-in garage, automatic
air-condItioned heat. priced less than
$500. Call Shepherd SO6g
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CONN AVE. AT LIVINGSTON ST.-LARGE
entrance hall, !v.Lg room. bedroom. kltch-
en-. bath. unusUs. closets and balcony; bus
at door. one fare: newly decorated. S415O.
RA 1880
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BETHESDA, MD.-S8. 500.

S6 450 20-FT SEMI-DET. BRICK &
large rooms. incl. back porch
garage; terms. M, bus E. stores Ma 1913.
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PHILLIPS. DI. 1411
EXCITING ADVENTURE

Looking for home. isn't it? Your look
inE Will be over If YOU look a the following
homes, priced from $3.50 up to Sis 600.
2I2 MCKINLEY ST
rooms and garage. large lot with trees
$3.50
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CAN BE SOLD WITHOUT CASH. NOS. 10
and u Lanhardt rd.. University Park, Nd.
COFFMAN REALTY CO. Shepherd 4l23.
6 RMS. y ACRE GROUND: WELL LO-
Gated near school. store, churches; has
flowers and Shrubbery: $4,000. Call Chest
nut uO5O
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1906 N. FREDERICK. ARL., VA.-SS, $50;
beaut brick Cape Cod rms, comp.
baths rec rm., b.-i. gar: designed l or >
"a will nav for itSPH CIE SNnN
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619 VARNUM ST NW-6 R. B.. 3
porcheS gar; new cond., oak floors; might
eXch OWNER, North GIG. 21"
LARGE. VACANT GUEST HOUSE VICIN-
ity Mass. and Conn; sale or lease by owner:
immediate action necessary MA o3l3
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~, modern h k rooms: S4S including utlli-
ties: refined, responsible adult couple.
BOIL 7th ST. NV R., K. PRIVATE
bath screened porch; heat gas light, refg.,
hot water. Gentle adults n'#
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CAPITOL HILL, SENATE COURTS
2-bedroOm. airy apartment. attraCtIVely
furnished. Rates reasonable. Ii w
after Il pm 2O'
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ARLINGTON VA.-FOR JULY AND AU-
gust, completely furn.: modern rms tiled
bath. screened porch, recreation rm. and
garage; 81 month Chestnut HH4S
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1St and c SITS. n.e.-Liviug rm., bedrm,
bath and pullman kitchen, from 500 per
month includes maid service. Call MR..
PARRISH, mgr, for inspection. Atlantic
The Omaha guide., 1941-05-31
GUIDE ENTERTAINS GIRLS
IN SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST

Mr.. C. C. Galloway, Mgr, of
the Omaha Guide, entertained the
contestants for the Scholarship
Campaign and their sponsors, at
a delightful luncheon at the Peo-
pies Cafe on North Oath Street.
The Contestants and their spon-
sors met at the Guide Office, 2420
Gran Street. Several pictures
we're taken and introductions were
made. Mr.. Galloway spoke on the
rules of the contest. A good time
was enjoyed by all.
The following were present:
Miss Margeorie Johnson, Mrs.
Andrew Johnson, Miss Portia
T~ruelove, Mrs. L. S. Davis, Miss
Venita Swancey, Mrs. Hatcher,
Miss Almira King, Miss Juanita
King, Mrs. Lewis, Miss Marion
Lawson, Mrs. Ford, Miss Leona
Edwards, Miss Bryce Doris, Miss
Dorothy Watson, Miss Dorothy
Lawson, Mrs. Lawson, Mr.. c. G.
Galloway, Mrs. II. L. McCaw, Mrs
Parker.
The Omaha guide., 1941-05-31

C celebrating his 87th birthday, had
10000 people, perhaps more, out
at his birthday party.
The guests attended a spring
time music and flower festival ar
ranged by a committee of 1000 in
honor of the veteran citizen. Scor
es o fchoirs and other music or
CARNATIONS furnished music; rep
re~sentative citizens of two races
spoke; mountains of flowers and
garden exhibits were arranged by
expert horticulturalists, and hevies
of beautiful debutantes dotted
huge Convention hall.
E. Washington Rhodes, lawyer
and newspaper editor, was chair
man of the birthday affair with
representative men and women in
te community leading the group of
sponsors.
The Omaha guide., 1941-05-31
museum. Also other places.
HI-Y NEWS

The meeting was called to order
at 7:30 May 81 by the vice presi-
dent, Gaines Partrage. The old
business before the house was the
nomination and election of the new
officers for the year 1912 which
will be held next Wednesday even
ing. A club dance will be given
in the near future as the eomplct-
ion Of the school year of activit-
les.
This year the Hi-Y will lose sew
enty-five percent of it's member
ship. The following are the June
and August graduates: James Mos
ely, Tech, Joe Crossley, Tech, Gain
es P~artrage, Tech; Milton Millory,
Tech; Ellsworth Deavereau, Cen
trial; Manual johnson, South.
I as an officer, wish to say that
we appreciate the opportunity to
be officers of the Hi-Y and have
tried our best to give all we had.
The year must not close with
out us thanking Moson Devereaux
Jr. (sponsor) for all the good
work he has done during the year
to uphold the Hi-Y standards
through his leadership the Hi.Y
has been the highest rating club
of the youth at the Urban League
Center.
We wish to thank the Urban Lea
que staff and all our other many
friends for their cooperation dur
ing the past year. James Mosley
Pres, Joe Crossley, Sec'y, Els
worth Deveraux, Reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1941-05-31
REV. BOOK ID. ID. OF X. C.
VISITS MOTHER

Rev. w. +. Booker, d. d. of
Kansas City, Missouri, was in o
maha this week visiting with his
mother, sister, step-father and 9th
er relatives and friends. On Tues
day night he preached for his for
mer church, Pleasant Green Bap-
fist Church. On Wednesday night
for the Salem Baptist Church. On
Thursday night for the st. Mark
Baptist Church. On Sunday morn
ing, June /, he will preach at IL a.
m. for the Pilgrim Baptist church.
His subject will be "The Unfold
ing Grace" At 8 p. m. Sunday he
will preach for Pleasant Green
Baptist Church, his subject will
be, "The Big Ball in Town and
What About It."
Rev. Booker's mother, who lives
at 1926 Charles Street is sick. Rev.
Booker is asking the prayers of
all Christians for her recovery.
Rev. w. E. Booker is the pastor
of the Highland Avenue Baptist
Church of Kansas City, Mo. which
~broadcasts each Sunday night.
The Omaha guide., 1941-05-31
vISI ORs FROM IOWA

Mr. Scott Mardis, Exalted Rul.
err of Cedar Valley Lodge, No. 1876
of aterloo, Iowa, Mr.. Clifton
Monroe, Esquire of the Midwest
ern State Elks' Association, also of
Waterloo, Iowa and Mr.. Forrest
Monroe, of Waterloo, arrived in
Omaha on Saturday, May "a to
spend a few hours. While in o.
maha they renewed their invit-
alton to the IBPOE. of w. Iroqu-
dis Lodge No. 92 to attend the con
vention of Elks which will be held
in Waterloo, Iowa. on June 1916,
and 18th.
Mr.. Mardis, the Exalted Ruler
assures each and everyone attend
ing this convention a grand time.
Everyone is welcome. The con-
vention Committee has the full CO.
operation of the Waterloo Cham
Der of Commerce and other BUSH
ness men, also the cooperation of
the white Elk's Lodges.
Enroute home, the trio will stop
in DesMoines, to visit with Mr..
Zimmerman, the Exalted Ruler OF
Hawkeye &Lodge No. 100 and to
extend to him the same invitation
to the convention.
The Omaha guide., 1941-05-31
CONSERVATIVE II CLUB

On Wednesday May II, The
Conservative "12" Club met at The
home of Mrs. Hattie Stevenson,
27O7 North 9th st. The meeting
was called to order by the Presi-
dent. After the roll call some
wonderful plans were discussed
for the summer. There were two
new members taken into the club.
A tasty luncheon was served by
the hostess. We adjourned to
meet Wednesday, May 28 at 1411
North 23rd street, with Mrs. Vel
ma Younger as hostess. Hope to
see all members present. Mrs.
Leona Allen, Pres, Mrs. Milleree
Collins, Reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1941-05-31
Urban League Drive
Goes Into Final Week
Il1IIlI.

Bending every effort possibleI
to reach the goal of the Omaha
Urban League Financial Drive,
The captains and workers assist
ing the officials of the League are
entering upon the last week of this
e.f,rt Many special events have
been planned, even until June End
WHEN st. John AME. Chcif VIII
give a special performance 70
make n ~successf ) campaign Some
gifts have come through the mai
I'm. g. cited from f herds of he
Uiban League. Rut the goal is
slii rot within reach. On Monday
tn trban Lea y Lad less than
ole rourth of the funds necessary
to T, rchase the;r building.
Fhc people ii rho commdnity
are asked to res.lJi,l with direct
der tons as well as to support
special activities in order that
tiii community might not fail in
to effort to retain a very vital
community service. The Chair
man of the Drive, Mr.. Saybert
Hanger, would like for the general
public to know that after June LIST
if there are individuals interested
in still gvng, a phone call to the
Urban League, We. 1920 or a post
card or letter addressed to this a.
gency will receive immediate res
pcnse and some authorized person
will pick up the donation. At the
meeting Tuesday night, held to
encourage the captains and work
ers of the drive, they were urged
to contact every individual work
ing in order that we may have at
least 1000 employed persons Civ
ing at least $1.00. The business
and professional leaders in the
community with incomes over the
average, were urged to contribute
a larger sum. 1t was mentioned
that to place the hundreds of
youths on the streets who were
being served by this agency, would
create a delinquency problem that
would result in the property as
well as the increase of crime rate
of our boys and girls. For the
Negroes of Omaha to let this eff
fort fail would cause the youth to
lose the respect of people not only
in Omaha, but throughout the ma
ton.
1t was mentioned at the meeting
that many people who have very
small incomes are making their
donations of 2 and 8 dollars at a
sacrifice and that those who are
better able should be urged to give
in accordance with their means.
The next captains and workers
meeting will probably be held at
the Urban League on Tuesday,
June 3rd in order to make the fin
al report.
The Omaha guide., 1941-05-31
PILGRIM CHOIR PRESENTED
AT CALVARY BAPTIST
CHURCH MAY 23rd-

The Pilgrim Baptist Choir pres
ented in a program of spiritual
song at the Calvary Baptist church
39th and Cunning Street, May %
Mare Uhlis Edwards at the organ,
Mrs. Mabel Ray Avant Director
Mrs. Louis Crumbley accompanist.
National Negro anthem "There's
Joy in the Land" Somebody
Touch Me" were sang. Solo by
Mrs. Goldie Downing When the
Saints Come Marching my Lord
What A Morning" "Do Lord Re-
member Me" Mrs. Carrie Carter
made a wonderful talk +.
The %quartette of Eddie Hall,
tenor, VIM. Hubbard second tenor,
Leslie Land, baritone, Albert
Fitch, bass, rendered presentations
Ms. VIM. B. Long, reporter.
$500 North 26th Street.
The Omaha guide., 1941-05-31
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dunn,
1926 Miami St., were host and
hostess to the Cosmopolitan club
May 23rd. A brief business meet
ing was held. Mrs. Margie Nor
ris formerly of Lincoln, Nebr. was
made a member of the club. Gam
es were played. Nh. Albert Dunn
winning the first prize, Mrs. Mar
gle Norris winning second prize.
They adjourned to meet next Fri
day with Mr.. Jim Williams.
Hattie Dunn, Pres, George
Clark, Reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1941-05-31
FUNERAL OF
IN ST. LOUIS

Mrs. Booker Sims, and daughter
Jean, of 2S14 North 25th Street,
returned Friday May Is, from st.
Louis Mo. where she attended the
funeral of her husband Mr.. Roy A.
Sims, who died May 10. Mr.. Sims
burial was in Montgomery, Mo,
on Tuesday May 10. On the re-
turn trip Mrs. Sims and Jean
stopped in Kansas City Mo-, over
night with Mrs. Henry Henderson
2219 Forest Avenue.
The Omaha guide., 1941-05-31


be delighted with this dainty:
Cherry Rolls
2 cups pitted and drained red
cherries, fresh or canned; " cup
cherry juice; 1 cup sugar; 2 cups
sifted cake flour; 2 teaspoons
double-acting baking powder; "
teaspoon salt; 4 tablespoons butter
or other shortening; "a cup milk;
2 tablespoons melted butter.
Mix cherries, juice, and sugar,
and let stand about 10 minutes;
drain and e sweetened juice.
Silt -four once, measure, add
baking powder and salt, and
sift again. Cut in shortening. Add
milk all at once and stir carefully
until all flour is dampened. Then
stir vigorously until mixture forms
a soft dough and follows spoon
around bowl. Turn out Immediately
on Toured board and knead 80
seconds; roll II inch thick. Cover
with cherries. Roll as for jelly roll.
Moisten edge and press against
roll. Cut in III inch slices. Place
in creased pan, outside down;
brush with butter and pour " cup
sweetened cherry juice over slices.
Bake in hot oven (425' F.) 80 min
utes, basting at 10 minute intervals
with remaining juice. Serve hot with
whipped cream, If desired. Serves 8.
The Omaha guide., 1941-05-31
YvETTE r PASSES

The funeral of Yvette Curry, the
infant daughter of Nh. and Mrs.
Lycurgus C. Curry vas held Mon
day morning at 10 a. m. from the
family residence at 1912 Corby st.
Rev. M. X. Curry of Topeka,
Kansas, delivered the funeral erl-
ogoy.
Yvette was born August 81, 1910
and passed May %, 1941.
w. l.. Myers in charge.
The Omaha guide., 1941-05-31
TO L A FEW DAYS
WITH PARENTS

Mrs. Noble Allglass has gone to
spend a few days with her mother
and father, Rev. and Mrs. d. &
Brown, 2217 Sylvanio St, st. JOS
eph, Mo.
Rev. Brown is convalescing.
While in the city she also plans
to spend time with her sister, Mrs.
Riley McDaniels and neiee, Mrs.
Frank Wilkerson and old friends.
The Omaha guide., 1941-05-31
THE PORO CLUB

The Poro Club met at the home
of Mrs. Susie Liliard Wednesday
evening, May 9th, 1871. Most of
the members were present. BUSH
ness was as usual. Mrs. Lillard
served a delightful luncheon. Ev-
eryone had an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Alberta Micael, Pres, Mrs.
Lillian Thompson, Vice. Pres.