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dades, y tanto los diarios como las
estaciones radiofusoras proporcio-
naron toda clase de facilidades.
Las radiotusoras locales y las cade-
mas de radio perifonearon las dis
cusiones a cientos dc miles de oyen-
ties. Por su parte, los pcriodicos
contribuyeron a traves de sus CO.
lumnas a proporcionar una idea
mas clara de los problemas inter
americanos al pueblo de los Estados
.Unidos.
FL espfritu del Concurso de De-
bates, fue e%xpresado suscintamente
|por ell alcalde de Ia ciudad de Nueva
York, Fiorello Ii. LaGuardia, quiGn,
al saludar a los seis vencedores de-
claro: Ayudando a todos vuestros
compatriotas a formarse una CON
cepci6n mas clara de 10 que entende-
mos por polit,ca de buen vecino.
estais contribuyendo vitalmente al
esfuerzo b6lieo. Y 10 que es aGn
mas importaRte, In solidaridad del
Hemisferio Occidental no es una
vana esperanto. Es una rcalidad
actual y debemos hacerla perma-
nente. En- vuestras discusiones To-
Gales Y regionales hab6is puntuali-
zado efeetivamente la in%terdepen-
dencia de las veintiuna %repGblicas
americans. Los concilios pdblicos
y las discusiones de mesa redonda
constituyen ell procedimiento de
mocratico para facilitar al pueblo
la compression de asuntos primor-
diales. Hab6is dado a los estudian-
ties de vuestro pats un admirable
al hacer uso de este pre-
cioso privilegio.
La gaceta., 1942-07-08

Los seis vencedores en- este con-
curse de radio, en- Nueva York,
fueron los s%iguientes: Ted Groenke
de la Universidad de Paw, en- Green
castle, Indiana, triunfante de Ia
region central; James ]. Rathbun,
de la Northwestern University, de
Evanston, Illinois, de la region
norte-central; Tom Klink, Pacific
University, Forest Grove, Oregon,
dc la region del Pacifco; John
Lewis, Stetson University, SYRIA
cuse, Nueva York, region nordeste;
" Joe +. Sterling, Uriversidad de
Oklahoma, region sudoeste. Como
premio, ell grupo de estudiantes asis-
tira a cursos de verano EN- la Uni
versidad Nacional de Mexico du-
rante un periodic de seis a ocho
semanas.
Era este uno de los mas extensos
planes educativos references a las
~relaciones interamericanas desde
que Sc Inaugural la polftica de buer
vecino, y fue sugerida como un
medic practice para realizar dos
fines principales: ell primero, hacer
porque Sc difunda entire los estu-
diantes Ell conocimiento de la Anne
RIGA del Sur; y ell segundo, estimular
ell inter6s del publico en- esta ma
Ambos objetivos fueron
alcanzados.
FL interes que Desperation los
debates locales Y regionales no Sc
exclusivamente a los estu-
diantes. Funcionarios municipalities
Y del Estado prestaron su mas com
pleta collaboration q estas activi-
La gaceta., 1942-07-08

Los vecinos del condado dc
Dade usaron 1885, $50, los de.
condao de DuNal, 3,387,205, y
los de Hillsborough, donde esta
situada Tampa, $685. TIA.
lPasaron de un million de gallo
res, Esdambia, con 1,1i09, 293;
Orange, 1,149, 430; Palm Beach
1,099,S93; PineNas, 1,129,377
Polk, 1,356,693.
Sc gartaron 3,117,478 gallo
mes de kerosene, hacienda ell
MAYOR consume Hillsborough.
con 414,85S; Duval consumi6
412, 906 y Dade, condado de gen
te acomOdada, 288,856.
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DIVORCES

Nuevas demands Victor Sill
va contra Estela Silva; 0uida
Simmons Walden contra Horace
r. Walden; Asa Jackson contra
Jettie Jackson; Wilella de Cam
.pi O'Neal contra Francis o.
Neal.
Decretos Velma Pickering
Melvin contra Dudley Marshall
Melvin; Florence S. Herring
contra Fred L. Herring; OHM
pia Rivas contra Martin Rivas
Ana Whitehurst contra Harry
Whitehurst Merle S. Speice
contra Howard s. speice.
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WASHINGTON.-Seise s-
tudiantes de los Estados Uni
dos, que han resultado Veto
riosos en- un Concurso de De
bates auspiciado por la Ofcina
del Coordinador de Asuntos
Interamericanos, han compile
tado ell ultimo de una serie de
debates sobre las relaciones
amistosas entire las rep1blicas
del Hemisferio Occidental.
Este debate fue perifoneado
en- ell programa de radio COMO
cido como Americas Town
Meeting of the Air" de Nueva
York.
Los citados estudiantes habian
competido anteriormente contra
mas de $4,000 j6venes de ambos
sexos representatives de unos cua-
~trocientos colegios Y universidades
de los Estados Unidos, en- conferen-
cias de mesa redonda, en- sus respec-
tivos districts, y despues en- con
cursos r~egionales. En- sus discu-
stones hicieron enfasis en- ell papel
esencial de la America Latina en- los
asuntos internacionales; en- ell in
cremento de las relaciones cultu-
rales entire las Americas del Norte
Y del Sur; en- la significaci6n de los
transportes aereos; en- ell patrimo-
lio de libertad de las Americas; en-
i frente undo contra la aggression
'ascista y respecto al mundo del
'uturo.
La gaceta., 1942-07-08

FL primerO nlmero de la no
che estuvo a cargo de la Srta.
Jennie Richards, que acOmpana-
da pOr el professor Santirso can
to "St. Louis Blues, lie siguie-
ron las hermanitas Margarita y
Maria Cortes, con "Amapola",
Sc hace la presentation de otra
"estrellita", Zoila Calaha, que
acompanada del guitrrista Joa-
quin Barcena cant6 "ChattanOo-
ga Choo Choo', "bisando' con
"Balalaika', en- apahol.
FL Gltimo nGmero de la noche
estuvo a cargo de Patricia Rich
ard, que nos cant6 Girl Of my
Dreams e hizo un precioso y d.
ficil nGmero acrobatico.
FL premio Sc le otorg6. por me
do de los ~aplausos, a ZOila Ca
La primera cOncursante en- la
pesca de la suerte no pudo atra-
par 81 PEE dichoso, q. tiene I'm
valor de $500. Tuvo que con-
formarse con uno de 80 cts. la
Srta. Gloria LOuro. Tambien OBJ
tuvieron premios Consuelo We
.lasco, Aida La Fe, Villa Men
doza, Armando Sanchez, Cora
Castillo y Ruperto Salazar.
Recordamos que esta noche es
Ia Ultima exhibition de Guam
do los Hijos Sc Van.
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Fronoo es pro americana,
hformo el Emboiodor de
Esfodos Unidos en- Nichy

WASHINGTON.-Segdn el
Almirante William Leahy,
Embajador estadounidense en-
Vichy, la mayorfa del pueblo
frances es pro-americano y
anhela la derrota del Eje.
FL Almirante hizo esta de-
claracion en- una entrevista
especial concedida a los re-
porteros en- la Secretaria de
Estado.
Ell Embajador americana
afirmo que Francia, de donde
ACADIA de regresar, es un pals
sumergido en- 10 que el llama
"una invasion de barbaros."
Afirmo que estos barbaros han
tornado possession de la mayor
parte de las riquezas mate
riales del pals, Y destruido las
fuerzas espirituales del pueblo
frances.
"Las palabras apropiadas
para eXpresar la sensation de
libertad que Sc experimental al
llegar a America, estan fuera
del alcance de mis- posibilida-
DIES. Ell pueblo frances sufre
su complete derrota militar.
No esta organizado, mas a1n,
Sc encuentra imposibilitado
para tomar parte en- la forma-
zion de su gobierno."
"Sin embargo" continue ell
Almirante, eel pueblo frances
) en- mayorfa -pro-americano
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ESTA BNFERMO Ell DISTIN
GUIDO CIUDADANO HOW
ARD r. LYKES

Sc hana grayemcnte enfermo,
en- New Orleans, el querido ciu-
dadano Howard T. Lyhes, presi-
dente del Broadway Net. Bank
de Ybor City, y director de la
compahia naviera que lleva su
apellido.
Mr.. Lykes tiene numerosOs
amigos en- Tampa y algunos de
ellos, enterados de la mala noti-
ella, Sc apresuraron a interesar-
Sc por su salud.
lie deseamos a M. Lykes un
OprOnto restablecimiento.
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NOTAS SOCIALES
{POR MARIO %RoDRIGUEZ)
PROXIMO BALE

PROXIMO BALE
Anuncia a Secci6n de Benefit
cencia del Circulo Cubano una
gran fiesta popular para ell Sa-
bado 25 del mes en- curse.
Segin los preparativos que Sc
hacen, promote quedar a gran
altura.
Cuatro orquestas la ameniza-
iTan, dos en- la sala principal y
dos en- ell Patio-Jardin.
Habra mesas reservadas en- ell
Patio, por la m6dica cantidad de
dos pesos, pudiendose Separar
en- la secretaria general de Ia
sociedad.
Los caballeros pagaran 75c y
las damas Doc.
Continuaremos dando deta-
lies.
La gaceta., 1942-07-08

Iel Picnic que celebrera ia SHier
dad de Soccrros Mgvros Ia Fras
terntdad, en- los salones del Gem
'tro Asturiano, q mediados del
mes de Agosto.
Sus organizadores esperan ell
mas decidido apoyo de asocia-
DOS Y simpatizantes.
Habra a.muerZo al medic dia
Y bale por la tarde, con dos or
queStas.
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LA CORTE
DEL ARTE

Ante una nutrida coneurren-
cia sc Ofreci6 anoche otro de los
bonitos espectaculos de "La Cor
tie Supreme del Arte en- Tam
pa, bajo la direction del Sr. 10
Sc Glamour y del actor Ramon
0BermGdez.
La primera parte del progra-
ma la cubri6 la bonita pelicula
"Cuando los Hijos Sc Van.
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EN- Ell ~PATIO-JARDIN

EN- Ell PATIO-JARDIN
FL pr6ximo domingo So efac-
tiara Ell Ell Patio-Jardin de-
Circulo CubaEo, el decimo bale
de la Serie organizada por la
Secci6n de Recreo.
La concha de la mIsica cera
Ocupada por Don Francisco.
Los j6venes de las fuerZas ar
madas solo pagaran 30 cts.
Otro exito en- perspective.
La gaceta., 1942-07-08
NUEVO VASTAGO

Tn rozagante nino vino al
mundo para aumentar Ia ale
gria del hogan de los j6venes es-
cosos Justo Ferrera, del 9l9 de
"a Decima avenida.
Ell feliz adyenimiento tuvo lu-
gar en- ell Hospital Municipal,
s:endo asistida la Sra. Ferrera
por ell DR., Friede.
Ell nuavc ciudadano Quedara
inscripto en- los libros del Regis
tro Civil bajo ell nombre de JUS
to Ferrera, jr.
Nuestra enorabuena a los di-
chosos papas Y I'm beso para jus
tico.
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CUANDO LOS HIJOS
on VA

CUAlNDO LOS HlJOS
Sc VA4t
Hoy sc exhibira por Il.ima
'vez, en- el teatro Casino, la SUI
perIproduccion mexicAna, tOda
hablada en- espanol, ''Cuando los
HijoS Sc Van.
Son los protagonistas Sara
Garcia, Fernando Soler y Joa-
quin ardave.
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Ell CONSUME DE GASOLI-
MA EN- FL MES DE A

Durante ell mes de mayo, Sc
gun las cifras del Departamento
de Agriculture, Sc consumieron
en- "a estado 26. 951 ,287 galones
ID eAs0lina
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DE REGRESO

Terminada sus vacaciones ha
regresado a esta, procedente de
Key West, el j6ven Froilan Vaz
quez Vazquez.
Nuestra cordial bienvenida.
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"a Diamond Jim" Have
.SllL ach or Ulcer PaiHs2

.1.ie t7gd'y likely that Diamond Jim
Cuuld ave eaten so vcra-
c.al.ly if he suffered after eating
l4us sufferers Who have 70 pay
t.e uaualtv OF stomach or ulcer
na.Ha Indigestion, gas pains, heart
.lrn. burning sansation, hloat and
ltneg conditions caused by Ncess
ae.s Il. auld try a 25c box Of Udgs
l.t.a.s Trey must help or money
refunded.
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AImlrante William Leahy.
Y anhela la derrota de las
fuerzas del Eje."
Ell Almirante cree que los
Estados Unidos deben con-
tinuar manteniendo relaciones
d~iplomaticas con Francia, va
que este hecho ayudarfa al
pueblo frances a nutrir la
esperanto de la liberacion del
yugo de sus opresores.
La gaceta., 1942-07-08

R~ESTABLECIDA
Hallase completamente resta-
blecida de la dolencia que lie a.
quejaba, la estimada Sra. Clio
tide Hernandez, esposa del que
rido amigo Pedro Hernandez, re
sidentes en- e. 938 de la Oncena
avenida.
Durante su enfermedad fue
muy viSitada por sus numerosas
amistades.
Damos con gusto la grata nue.
va.
La gaceta., 1942-07-08

SANTOS DEL Ola
Isabel y Priscilla.
La gaceta., 1942-07-08

En- dias de esta semana sc
nombraran las comisiones para
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-12
SOME PLAIN TALK ABOUT
COLOR

Continued from page u
usually hard-to-achieve. but always
useful virtues Of tolerance, good ma
ture, open-mindedness.
Whites need to realize that the
American Negro is coming OF age
in saying which, we don't want to
soundpatronizing. The achieve
ments of Marian Anderson, Joe LOU
is, Paul Robson and innumerable
colored artists writer's, athletes, law
yers, doctors and editors are worthy
Of anybody's respect and admiral
ION.
Negroes should be helped and en-
couraged in these activities-and al
so in the more ultilitarian matters
OF equal breaks for jobs in all parts
Of the country and a fair show in
politics. We should all get firmly
fixed in mind the fact that a norm
al Negro, like a normal white or
yellow or red man, is a good citlz-
en- in direct proportion to the
strength Of his belief that the SOC
iety he lives IN is giving him a fair
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-12

The Senior Missionary society of
Cleaves Temple honored Mrs. N. s.
Brewer in a farewell tea at the
home of Mrs. Sarah Stamps. 2I14
Lake Street, Thursday afternoon
from 2 to 5 p. m. Dec. 1th. All the
pastors wives OF the city with the
president Of their Missionary Soc
iety or a representative were in
vited as guests to this tea Mrs.
Brewer, who formerly taught Adult
Education in the city will leave
soon to join her husband, the Rev.
n B. Brewer in Coffeyville, Kansas
She will be greatly missed by her
church particularly. as she was SER
ing as superintendent OF the Sun
day School, Director Of Religious
Education, Chairman Of the Spirit
ual Life Committee of the local
missionary Society, a teacher in the
League and Secretary of the Presi-
dents Council.
Mrs. Brewer is now serving her
second year as Annual C~onference
President Of Kansas-MisSouri An
nual Conference.
llllff
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-12
UNITED USHERS
OF NEBRASKA

JACK HALL, Reporter
First Of all we want to say lions
Ushers, under the guiding hand OF
their president, Mrs. Todd, and the
hearty cooperation of her Busy
Bee" Workers went over the top a.
gain Sunday before last, when they
put on their Annual "Womanless
Tea" for the time being well Il
9"Tea" because our U~sherettes
thought to add a bit Of color to the
affair. They'd better come and
show their colors and they did in
a big way. To have been there and
see the beautiful gowns that were
worn by them, you'd never accuse
them Of being Usherettes. Your re
porter with his limited knowledge
Of describing and naming the Two
tone and Rainbow combinations Of
gowns they wore, was one on me.
The table to begin with was cov-
cred with a beautiful laced table
cloth, on which was an assortment
Of nuts, minis, cake and everything
nice. including two charming Ush-
erettes, who sat there to pour the
Tea and pass the Ammunition, c.
| mean cake. EXCUSE please. TO say
everybody who came especially the
Z shers from Uthe~ locals which
wls many. had a nice time would
lardly be e1 u.E SUM- Bro. Hub
'rr and Bud G.e.l You should
have been there-so much for the
Tea.
While IN my Sunday Usher inspec
ton tour. I CHANGED to stop in and
gave a short talk to Mrs. Harris
and her group Of Paradise Church
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-12
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. NJ J. Caldwell Of Omaha. Ne
braska and Mrs. War Hayes form
erly Of Omaha more recently of DC
troit. Michigan. were quietly mar
ried at the Cleaves Temple Parson-
age by the pastor, the Rev. L. a.
Story on Saturday. November the
21st at $50 p. m. Mr.. Caldwell il
a popular member Of the Zion Bap
fist Church, where he has served
as an usher for a long while; Mrs.
Hayes IS a very prominent member
Of Cleaves Temple CAIE. Church ana
the mother of the very popular
Mrs Edna Thomas who witnessed
the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Caldwell were
host and hostess at the Thanksglv-
ing Dinner sponsored by the St.
John AME. Church to MesdamesI
Sara Stamps and Mrs. n. B. Brewer
also a recent bride.
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-12

Unhappy wives, childless due to relieve
able functional weakness may now enjoy
the desires and activity Of Natures most
wonderful creation-a normal, fully-de-
yeloped, vigorous woman A sensational
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women may be just the thing needed by
the childless wife and quickly bring the
happiness Of a baby in the home. It is.
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If YOU are childless due to functional
weakness and lack normal vigor-if you
wish to eliminate one Of the great causes
OF unhappy marriages, by all means Try
Perlex for one week. To introduce this
new vitamin combination to a million
women quickly. the Perlex Company,
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will send a full $500 supply for only Sl.o0
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Just your name and address. Perlez
comes in a plain wrapper-directions are
very simple and no diet or exercise is
required.
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-12

which IS small in number but az
ways on the job. Then I journied
to Bethel ANE. and Pleasant Green
there I found the Presidents doing
a wonderful job with their Midget
Ushers, course you know that's a
group of smaller than the Junior
Ushers.
To the Usherettes who served
over to the Elks Hall on Monday
night. Nov. both the occasion being
the burning of the mortgage On the
building over which J. Finley vii
son the Grand Exalted Ruler presid-
ed wish to thank each Of you. DO
not forget Usher Tag Day Dec. 18th
at st. John, see your president for
your tag. Cabinet met Sunday Dec.
9Th at Mrs weston on Blonde 81.
Bye, bye now. III Being q.
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-12
SURPRISE DINNER PARTY

Mrs. Ivory Barge of 2516 Decatur
St, was honored Saturday night,
December 5, with a Surprise Din
ner party at the resident Of MI. and
Mrs. James Crum. 1888 Grant St.
given by the Choir of the Church
of The Living God, 2S16 North 25th
St., of which she is the pianist. Mrs.
Barge was overly surprised with a
three course dinner and the many
beautiful gifts that she received.
The guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. Barge, Rev. and Mrs. NJ. r..
Steele, MI. and Mrs. James Watson
Mr. and Mrs. James Crum. Mrs. A.
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Cook Jr..
Mrs Frank Brown, Mrs NJ. Patton.
Mrs. H. Cook and Mrs. johnson.
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-12
OPTIMISTIC IL

The Optimistic u met on Decem.
Der 2, at the home Of Charlotte
Preston. 2314 Charles Street. As
this was the first meeting Of the
month. it was devoted as usual to
business. Due to the resignation
Of the Vice President it was nee
essary to elect a new one who is
Ruby Artison- The program for the
month was planned. The next
meeting will be at the home Of Ruby
Artison. where we will have a Panel
Discussion On War Marriages.
Rozella Thomas, Pres, Florence
James, Reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-12
BRIDES H0NORED
AT BREAKFASTS

Mesdames Sarah Stamps and Ed
it'll Grant were co~-hostesses at a
breakfast last Monday at ten oclock
ignoring Mesdames N. B. Brewer
and Mrs. NJ. J. Caldwell, both rec
ent brides. The table was beautl.
fully decorated in keeping with tha
occasion, with a beautiful center
piece of wedding bells lighted and
place cards with pictures OF brides.
Mr.. Caldwell. one of the grooms was
present. but the Rev. n. B. Brewer
who married the former Mrs. Bea-
triee Gray, was unable to attend
because Of his church activities else
where. A most enjoyable time was
had by all present Mrs. L. "A.
Story was the other guest who at
tended this breakfast. It was given
in the home of Mrs. Sarah Stamps.
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-12
THE UP TO DATE

The Up-to-Date Club met Friday
Dec. 4th at the YWCA at AIS b.
m Plans were discussed and made
for the month of December. a
Christmas party. to be given Dec.
18th was discussed in full. Next
Friday Dec. II, the club will have
a program in which all members
viii participate
Florentine Crawford, Pres, Bar
bara Jean Edwards, Reporter, Miss
Rozella Thomas, Sponsor.
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-12
DEMANDS FULL USE OF
NEGRO MANPOWER
CONTINUED from page i

Continued from page y
vital" concern with the implications
involved in proposed compulsory
service legislation before there ha
been a maximum utilization of ex-
listing manpowar ard suggested cos
tain patterns and areas of discrim-
ination based upon race and colo
which it urged the committee to ex-
plore to their logical conclusion.
with the view to providing remed-
aal measures. Among the source
from which a wealth Of material
could be obtained the NAACP list
ed the Fair Employment Practice
Committee, War Manpower Comm
ission, Office Of Civilian Personnel.
Services Of Supply War Depart
ment and the files of the Associa-
ton.
THE whole history of the job
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-12
MT. MORIAH BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. D. ST. Clair, Pastor,
F. Burroughs, Reporter,
20 praise the Lord all We nations.
praise Him, all We people. For His
merciful kindness is great toward
US; and the truth Of the Lord en-.
dureth forever. Praise We the Lord
Psalms III.
Does your soul need a lift? Is
1t starving for the want of the
bread Of truth or thirsting for the
living waters? Is so, then go 70
church, hear the men Of God as
they break the bread Of life and
point the way to the life giving
stream.
The activities of the Church and
auxiliaries for December are as fol.
lows:
Sunday December the 18th Rev.
C. Adams Pastor of Paradise Bap.
fist Church will deliver the message
Dec. 18th through the goth the
Church will observe its 46th.
anniversary. Sunday is the OPENING
day.
The dollar rally is continued and
all members are asked to give one
dollar next Sunday.
/ The BTU. is planning as tFieir
special effort a Christmas STOCKING
rally.
The Willing Workers cluo is spon
soring a Buffalo Round I'd.
The Helping Hand Club is max
ing z Joseph,s Goat AL man.ha-s
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-12

THE FIRST MISSION OF THE
|GOD-SENT LIGHT Of the World
greets you with the word Of peace.
We are thanking and praising the
Lord for His loving kindness to-
ward the children Of men. Services
Of the pass week were splendid. The
spirit Of the Lord God ran high
Sunday evening. Everyone present
felt the spirit of God. we are in
Jesus name the public in invited
to our Wiener roast Saturday even
ing at 2734 Blonde st. Services on
Tuesday. Thursday and SUNDAY 1T
8 p. m. Readings daily by appoint.
ment IA. O44S.
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER

Mrs. Leroy Wright entertained in
her home on Sunday Evening last
at a miscellaneous shower for Miss
Betty Davis. who il to be married
to DR. Arthur Pittman on Chri5mas
Day.
The shower was attended by the
Mesdames Charles Dickerson. IT.,
Victor Holly. Bonnie Brown. VI. r..
and Russell Bryant and the Misses
Crumbley, William Ware. Jamc- Lee
Algernon Pryor. Olive Willis. Celes-
tine Smith. Jeanne Wright. rene
Harold and Ella Wright.
Gifts were also presented by the
ri-- Earl van Foote Richard
Graham, Herbert Virgins, Jr.. Wiz
Ia West. and Clyde Harrison
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-12
YOUNG PEOPLES FELLOWSHIP

The Young Peoples Fellowship
met Sunday December 8. at the
home of Mrs. J. D Crawford at GA
p. m. AS it was the Business Meet
ing, plans were made for the month
Of December. Next Sunday Dec. 13
we will have an interesting prog
ram with the showing of War pic
lures"
Florence James, President, Roz-
ella Thomas, CORES. and Asst. Secy.
Mrs. J. D. Crawford, Father G. A.
STAINS, Sponsors. Y
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-12

and friends are WORKING hard tt
complete this coat by the last sun
day Dec 9th. All this tinc the
completed coat viii b presented tc
the Church. Also a p.aylet will IL
given.
Special Christmas music is being
preTared by the choir.
Everybody is invited u our seTv-
ices.
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-12

The colored people G. the other
! hand, would be well advised to re-
member the ancient truth that
Romewas not built in a day.
It gets you nowhere to blame your
own troubles or shortcomings on
the fact that your ancestors-cruel-
~ and unjustly. it is Atrue-were
brought to this continent 200 OIL
300 years ago agains. their wills.
The thing that matters il what YOU
do or don't amount to ia youc own
generation
The facts abouE american Nr+lc-
es in this generation are that lhtN
are getting bette brpaKs in our ~.
iol systar all the rinie. shat !hp Ne
gro has more well u.l.crs eve~y
day among American writes .hat
the old fashioned Negro hater IS
shringing swiftly in size, influene
and public respect. witness the
Georgia white voters recent scrar-
ping Of Governor Eugene Talmadge.
This happy condition shows sgas
Of continuing and broadening 0--
until the Negro Question is Solved
to the general satisfaction-if both
Whites and Negroes will let mat
tiers develope naturally. If either
group lets itself be nerve-rackgd bv
the war into some Sort of extremist
hysteria. the consequences can y
disastrous all around.
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-12

FLASH Say walters let's all take
a very firm stand to keep ourselves
in very good condition to take care
OF the holiday business. as we all
are looking TO be rewarded and IN
that way we are helping each 9th
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-12
AT DINNER

MesdameS Edna Thomas and
Jodie Redman were co-hostesses at
Mrs. Thomas mother and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Caldwell. A
very enjoyable dinner was served.
This vas in the home of Mrs. Tho
mas