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The Omaha guide., 1942-02-21
CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD

CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD
Rev. S. K. Nichols, Pastor
Rose Oliver, Reporter
2316 North 25th Street,
Sunday school ........ $50 a. m.
Morning worship ........ 10 a. N.
Junior choir rehearsal ....5 p. IN.
Bible band ........ $3.50. g p. m.
Evening worship 1890. 1880 p. m.
Prayer Service Wed. night 1880
p. m.
Choir rehearsal Thurs night. g 90
Services throughout the day
were inspirational and full of the
spirit. The subject for last Sun
day morning was How can I ex-
cept some man shall guide me.
For Sunday night was He'll I'M
der the Water Storm on the Sea.
For February % morning, The
pastors text will be: I'm going to
take a soldiers fair. Sunday night
What Shall I render Unto the Lord
for His Service to me. Come out
and hear these wonderful subjects
The Pastor will have healing in
each service. We are holding our
services at 2422 Erskine st. Ev-
eryone welcome.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-21

The Race horse headwaiter MIR.
Corbert at the Paxton with Capt.
Booth and the crew of walters are
tops at all times as they r in
the front ranks daily.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-21

J. Scott, Judge William G. Hues-
ton, all of whom were present and
William Trent, director of racial
relations Of the PWA.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-21


We We're in one of the Northside
Spots on February 18th and it
was a pleasure to meet Mr.. Earl
Jones and we truly hope he will
not have another attack of illness.
We also met Mr.. Frank Buford at
church Sunday morning, and we
are quite sure the headwaiter Nj.
Blackwell of the Omaha club hopes
the boys will all keep well and ac-
tive.
The Railroad boys are improv-
ing at all times and MI. Rodney
Williams, Mr. Luther Johnson, Mr..
Felix McToyer, Mr.. Linwood Hall
Mr.. Philips are the rapid fire boys
and oh say, we have a Flash.
Mr.. James McCallister ST., walked
down the beautiful white way and
answered to the lovely II WHIP, on
February 14th and we all hope and
wish for him and the bride much
joy, happiness, long life and all the
good pleasures that this wide
world affords.
The Omaha Guide has all the
latest war news and also all cur
rent events of the race and we
should all help them aS it is the
outstanding paper of u city 49,
now why not take out one years
subscription as the uplifting fea-
lures of the race is what we like
to read about.
Brother John Evans is very
much out in front at the Rome no
tel and knows what to do at al
times.
The Musician headwaiter ant
the very fine rev of walters ano
cooks at the Chamber of Comm
cree are on the map in a very large
way.
The White horse inn with the
quick stepping crew Mr.. Branch
Mr.. Louis White and Mr.. Dave
Russ are tops at all times.
, FLASH On Sunday March 15tf
will be Mems Day at Clair Chape
Methodist Church 22nd and MAN
st. A very interesting program
for both morning and afternoon
Now let's all remember and keeI
the date in mind and tell all of OH
!, friends to favor us by attending
Brother Bennett the wide awak'
president, hopes to make the da.
a grand success.
--- --l--IA~ MI
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-21

Money Back-If This Recipe Fails
Good news travels fast-many Of the thou
sands Of folks who now take lemon juice
for rheumatic pain-have found that By
adding two tablespoonful of Allenru to one
TABLESPOONFUL of Lemon Juice in q glass Of
water. they get faster relief for the aches
and pains caused by rheumatism, lumhago.
IT'S no surprise either, for Alenru is a
Is wear old formula to relieve rheumatic
aches and pains. In fact-if it does not help
your money back What could be fairera
Get Allenru today at any live druggist Only
IS cents-Do 1t Now.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-21

The White horse inn with the
quick stepping crew Mr.. Branch,
Mr.. Louis White and Mr.. Dave
Russ are tops at all times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Dragon Seed Tops

In the Book World. the autumnal
adding I'D OF this ledger shows that Pearl
s. Bucks Dragon Seed" published dur
ing the first quarter of the year, still
holds top spot among the novels. This
story of how war came to China is a
vastly engrossing one. Most pertinent TO
nIIr times IL has the greatest chance OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Drama, Dancing
Classes Give PLAY

THE DRAMATIC students of
the Edith Hourde Expression
School OF Speech and Drama
and the dancing classes from the
studios of Madame Etienne will
present a musical play, Here
Comes Tootsi," at the Noodles
ter Hall Theater, Cass and
Forester avenues. October 2 at
8 %. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

ockt IIuhII0I 20 HIt TIC sSLteH II
Holiday Inn" with Crosby and Astaire
Irving Berlin Best performance by
an actress In this period: Teresa Wright.
az Mrs. Gehrig. in Pride Of the Yankees"
There il no better actress in all Holly
wood today than this same Wright girl.
She Is tomorrow's Helen Hayes.
Best performance by a male In this
same period: Monte Woolley In The
Pied Piper"-with Ronald Co1man, in
Talk of the Town close second. It's
Colman's best job in long while -. All
of which brings me 10 my choice Of
the 10 best films of 1912. at this writ
ing. They are. in order named: Mrs.
MIniver," Yankee Doodle Dandy"
wake Island" Kings Row." Woman
of the Year" Ball of Fire" THE In
vaders.' The Pied Piper" THE Pride Of
the Yankees" and Remember the Day"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

tsllo and Bob surtees, the CAM
eraman from Universal.
at was . false alarm for Cos
tello-whose newest arrival has
not put In an appearance 1t
this writing. But II you ever
saw . floor PAGER de luxe, you
should watch Ken Murray, who
did o marathon--even reading
magazines while he paced the
floor"
what has hapaned TO Pat,
your Boston bull ?" writes Mrs.
z. v. Mansmann Of Wilmington,
Del. "You used to mention her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

living Not that the past three-month hasn't
turned up good deal of fiction for the black ink side Of the
balance sheet.
had gratefully that second slick and thrilling spy story
from Helen Machines Assignment in Brittany It's guaranteed
out the dues moment have to face Then
there that beautiful refugees
Cape Cod The Sea Cults Cry by Robert Nathan You're cheat
ing yourself overlook it One the best and most robust
historical the terate coorful Out
Limb by John Myers Myers We are willing it's
good anything Sabatin did, Yes and Dumas too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Based on The Patsy

Life OF the Party" which
producer Henry Duffy will
present for the first time here
in Detroit is really a tuneful
and modernized treatment of
that famous farce, The Patsy"
The Patsy" has had bril-
liant history. A smash success
from the first, il also served TO
introduce then unknown ac-
tress, Lynn Fontanne. to Broad
way as a coincidence.
In its musical form we find
Dorothy Stone in the lead. Dor
othy will have Charles Collins
in the lead male role. He also
happens TO be the leading man
in her real life, since she is
actually Mrs. Charles Collins
offstage.
Helen Raymond will have one
OF the featured parts, replacing
Blanche Ring.
Others in the cast will be
Louise Kirkland and Harry
Antrium. The music and lyrics
are by Frederick Loewe and
Earl Croker.
Joe E. Brown Stays
The Cass Is dark and the
Lafayette stays brilliantly illurn-
mated with laughs by Joe z.
Brown, who starts his seventh
week In The Show-Off."
The next Cass Offering will be
"Porgy and Bess," which was
received SO triumphantly on
Broadway last year. IT will open
here October IL.
Notes from out of town:
First reports from Milwaukee
concerning the new Alfred Lunt-
Lynn Fontanne comedy, The
Pirate" is that S. n. Behrman
has penned them another hySter-
ical hit. This will arrive here
next month.
Detroit may also get a first
glimpse Of Thornton Wilder's
new play, "The Skin of Our
Teeth"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
The Raft Considered Must

Among nonhconS The Raft by Robert Turnbull should
considered for Americans 1t is the story of the remark
able of whose plane pancaked the South
Pacific The Coming Battle of Germany by William Zif is
textbook the gobal warwhle Elliot
Pauls Time Saw Paris a clue the of
the and pattern for things be saved Altogether,
mighty swell list
In the Sporting World the World Series the big noise
this Of the No comment from All do is
that the Yankees will six The
Futurity. worlds richest will
Saturday Belmont Park. In have doubts,
Occupation will the winner with Count Fleet second by
lengths
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Movie-Go-Round
CONTINUED from First Stage Page)

49, e@0@
frequently In your column--but
I havn't seen anything about her
In . year."
Pat, I am grateful to say. at
the ripe old age Of II. Is as
risky as a pup. She is getting
a little gray and losing her
teeth, but she has kept her
girlish figure.
She does everything but talk,
and each day comes into my Of
flee and helps me write the
column. II Is only fair to admit,
however. that as soon as / start
debating she falls asleep ari&i'
shores! sometimes wonder!H
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
The Pied Piper Unusual

The Pied Piper" starring Monte Wooey Is highly
usual tender and sympathetic and often humorous It's
fine job all around Tales Of Manhattan" big sprawlng
venture with practically every big star in HOLLYWOOD in It's cast
should millions and please the moviegoer
mmenseyahough doubt that the critics will be unanimous
in their praise.
exciting during this period Across the
Pacific which Humphrey Bogar Mary Aston and Sidney
Maltese Falcon Another
Bogart recently The Shot, which break
ing office records throughout the nation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Holiday Inn Musical Hit

musical hit the last three months
Holiday with Crosby and Astaire and heuSa from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
The Quarterly
ReVeIW
by MakUsMnge,'
Wake Island Credited as Best
Motion Picture During Summer

Here 90 again Riddles rs the article that ar0u-
merits betVsen friend splits happy home or tUo means moth
ing and pvores Tess.
duty duty Once again glance back ot the months
July August September hdt they brought
the Of books and movies. Are reody Let's 0o
THE Motion Picture World the choice of the best film OF the
three months Some honeys made
In Hollywood during that time and the picking tough But II
all Wake Island deserves the
award for its sincerity its unwngness compromise its brilliant
execution OF EXTREMELY difficult venture
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Hit Comedy
Revdmped
Into Musical
BY CHARLES GENTRY

BY CHARLES GENTRY
THE latest example of a hit
- play taking a musical COM
edy turn for itself arrives Octo-
Der s, when Life of the Party"
opens at the Wilson Theater.
Clear All Wires" Candle
Light" THE Cradle Snatchers,"
all were straight dramatic sue
cesses which enjoyed equal pop
ufarity when they were brought
back TO life as musicals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
It's Exper+Iy Directed

Expery directed Farrow uperby enacted by
vrls Wake Island the important Aim
will be other
supepces have long since been forgotten Also high
for major films THE Pride OF the
Yankees" The Pied Piper and Tales of Manhattan The
of the Yankees which bit longish telling brings
Gary Cooper Cehrgwhich performance
sincere and heart-warning and outstanding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
-Neater
eGk Of the Party Coming to Wzon
Lana Sings

HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 26. -
M-G-M really 10 shooting 4 2
works on "Du Barry Was -
Lady" The latest idea is for |
Lana Turner to sing one number |
in the picture. Il Love an
ESQUIRE Girl"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Also 'Siqned With Their Honour

first novel springng from the Signed With Their
Honour by James Addge proved be quality The account
OF the Raj and the fighting in Greece won't for
get issued before the quarter The Seed
Beneath Ignaco Sone plenty of applause
will bubble with the mood of the ending but you'll find the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Actor Filler

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 26.-Re-
member George Ernest Of the
Jones Family" series ? He's now
serving overseas as an army
aerial photographer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20
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CONTINUED From Page Six
She gave me the laugh. Nom.
you're hipped on your star board
er"
Ask him yourself" said.
Hes coming over for his lunch
now"
Judy shook her head. Doc took
a gander at the pictures.
Yes he said. that's a good
likeness of Miss Marquesss. How
charming she isi"
You gave me a whirl. Doc"
I said. Il hope your intentions
are honorable"
Doc doesn't always keep up with
me. He gawped. Then stiff
ened up.
I'm afraid I don't quite follow
you" he said.
This hot. Spanish blood" l
said. II wouldn't want to have
any guest of Tambay get herself
into trouble through you"
Judy siggled. Docs polite vo-
cahulary slumped. You're crazy"
he said.
She certainly fell for you" I
said. Didn't I see letter in the
mail yesterday with an L. NJ.
monogram"
For Loren?' Judy said, star
ing at him.
A note" Doc said. Thanking
me for the Wanda material. Why
not?"
mo reason by me" said. But
why did she ask me when your
birthday comes"
She hadn't, but what of il? Did
say she had? I was out TO pro-
duce an effect on Juddy. From
the way she eyed Doc like he was
somebody she'd never seen up to
then, l judged that I'd succeeded.
ut isn't until spring" he said.
You're liable to get a solid gold
suitcase or something" I told him.
You've certainly got something
on the ball when it comes to the
gals. Doc =
Don't talk rot. Nom" he said.
He was getting annoyed.
pushed it. I'm giving you the
real Mccoy" l said You're
made a dent like the Grand Cam
yon. How, I don't know. Maybe
you talked to her like she has
brains"
so she has" he said. Juddy
almost jumped.
said, That's what you made
her believe. Naturally she was
flattered. You've taken advantage
of her youth and innocence
tai, mean. You've seduced the
poor girls mind, Doc. One of
these days, 1 wouldn't wonder,
she'll be giving birth to an idea
and you'll be the father of it."
Juddy snorted, though l couldn't
tell whether it was disdain or
amusement. There was no doubt
about Docs look. That was 100
per cent panied. He said some
thing about work and left.
Ito BE Continued)
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Aunt Het
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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-17

10l09-Jim, George
l0356-John, George
10399-Johnnie, Andrew James
10480-Johns, Paul
10250-Johnson Albert Gust
10354-Johnson Alex
0l88-Johnson, Arnulf
10533-Johnson Carl John
10259-Johnson Charles Davis
10531-Johnson, Eugene Rlchman
10330-Johnson Frank
lO35O-Johnson, George William
10535-Johnson, James Arthur
10159-Johnson John Thorwoll
10383-Johnson, John Walter
10156-Johnson, Leonard Adolph
10505-Johnson, Lyle Leon
lO162-Johnson Oscar
10452-Johnson, Peter Thomas
10073-Johnson, Reuben William
1O236-Johnson, William Peter
1Ol02-Johnson William Sinclair
10459-Jones, George
10469-Jones, Jr., Leo Melvin
10189-Jorgen Chris
l0l96-Joseph, Jack Bill
l0205-Jourdan, Jack Emil
1O571-Kaarbo, Andreas M.
10254-Kardanoff, Frank Michael
10079-Kane, Jack
10078-Kassen, Peter
1O405-Keithahn Edward Lin
naeus
10295-Kelly, George William
1O119-Kimmel, Hal Stanley
0003-Kleweno, Walter Phillip
1O114-Knight, Clarence Arthur
10361-Knight, Harold Chatfield
10465-Knudson, Hebert
10375-Knutson, Arthur Clearance
l0401-Kobbivik, Arthur Emar
0448-Korhonen, Weikko Arvid
l0l46-Koskey, Olavi John
l0241-Koski, Alfred Theodore
10336-Krause, Edmund Joseph
10263- Kresge, Howard Leroy
10475-Kronquist, Rangnar Fer
dinand
l0l60-Laing, George Gregor
10l16-Laing, Stanley Gordon
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-17

10260- Harris, Paul
10245-Hash, Fred Cochrane
1885, Hawkins, William Dennis
10218-Haynes, Edward d.
Hebert, Isle Frances
10165-Hedman Arthur William
10464 Hegstad, Oscar
1920 endrickson, Lance Edwin
l0449-Heightman, William
1O4l1-Hermanson, Walter Ralph
10084- Higgins, Lawrence William
10394- Hibler, William Edward
10325-Hillman George William
10187-Hiltz, Ernest Lemert
10453-Hoke, Vergne Loring
10335-Hoel Darwin Ebert Havilla
10317-Hcgins, Leslie Reese
Holden, Otto Ingvald
1O225-Hollman Henry Mertz
10018-Holm, ALT Hansen
l0277-Hopen, John
10044-H orsman, William Wiles
1886 Horton, Alfred Willie
I0271-Horton, James j.
-Houck, Henry Calvin
Houston, James Hastings
l0l06-Huber, Christian
103O9-Hundt, Alphonse Joseph
Otto
10145-Hunter, James S.
10567--Hyde, Francis Clifford
10550-Ibach, Horace Hurd
1009l-Irving, Wilbur
10l54-Iversen, Leslie Erik
10360-Jack, Frank l..
10552-Jackson, Eddie K.
10407-Jackson, Samuel Edward
10486-Jackson, William Bell
10177-Jacobs, John
10265-Jacobsen Hans Edwin
10437-Jacobson, Fred
10384 Jaeger, Zenas Audrey
l0347-James, Bill K.
l0451-James, Phillip John
10135-James, Philip P.
10270-Jameson, Ralph
10447-Jensen, Jr., Bert
10l03-Jensen, Carl Christian
10310-Jeffrey, John Stewart
10458-Jewett, Leo julius
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l0528-Lane, Charles Edward
10025-Langseth, Knpte
1023O-Larkin, Michael James
10183-Larsen, Thomas Ween
10090-Larsen, Henry Hjalmar
10509-Larson, Carl
10070-Laughlin, Frederic Spargue
10427-Laughlin Matthew
10028-Lavold, Einar Antonius
Thorkildsen
10349-Lavall, George J.
10l76-Lawrence, Allen
10504 Lawrence, Matthew
10152-Leath, Melville S.
1007l-Lee, Chris
10100-Lee, Vern Adelbert
10549-Lemieux, Donald James
10141--Lehto, Carl
10235-Leighton, Harold Haerle
10494-Levine, Harry
10519-Lindgren, Earl Carl
10507-Lonning Odin
10328-Loughran, Emil Joseph
10210-Loveless, George Henry
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-05
COURSES
AT DUKE

Durham, Feb. "a wide range OF
courses whose subject matter IS re-
lated to the general Var situation IS
being made available to Duke uni
vcrsity students during tn. sprln2
semester which is Just getting un0a-
way.
some of the courses have been
organized for the first time ON tNe
basis of the en- rgencN need l"'
college men and women trained III
special fields Of knowledge and Wa
have special techniques. Others are
courses listed T. gularly in the cat2-
lppuc but which viii be given spec
ialized direction in view OF the Naf
'ituatiOn.
At Yesterdays general assembly
of undergraduate men, Dean William
H. Wannamaker. dean Of h unlN"r-
sitv, and Dean W. K. Greene, dean
of undergraduate instruction, II
nounced the courses and explained
he requirements and conditions
necessary for enrolment.
The courses include those in tn
fields of physics. chemistry, mathe-
matjcs. political science, economies
history. Psychology, philosophy. rel!~
DION, zoology, and physical educa-
ton.
AMONG the science courses are
rho,e having in mind the nrelimlo-
arv training of students who intend
TO enter several branches " the n.y.
ing services.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-05

an apartment building IN trc rcsiden-
tial section OF Uncle Sans seat If
government, to tins outlying burg.
for a look at some Of It's Revolution
AIRY war relics, winch its pretty well
supplied Win. Tor ItS occupied its
present site since clear back INTO
cal colonial times,
Its a pretty place, VIC you get
10 i, rather .nconNenlently, and they
liked IT'S looks SO much that, return
INK to c~IVIIlZatlon' they told me
they'd decided to have me buy a cot
tase IN ITS midst n O out there
WIN en- |" I'VE.
lhaSmucA as MY BUSINESS calls
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-05
Parasites
Out
District Of Columbia
for Defense Workers
is Edict of Housing
Authority.
Y, CHARLES Z. STEWART
central Press COlumnist)

Washington Feb. 5-AleXandria
Va. If vol do not happen to know it
alreadv Friend Reader. is 4 suburb
of W inCt0n.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-05

Man. the onlv being endowed WliA
the power of laughter. : TIE oHl'
one who deserves to be laughed at.