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The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26
MILLION DOLLARS GRANTED
TO WILBERFORCE u. BY OHIO
STATE LEGISLATURE

,~cunJlnued tr..ln page 81
is for immediate use OF plant in
provement, new positions, salary
adjustments, and general education
ri services.
Attorney Ray Hughes, Chairman
of the State Board of Trustees, took
active part in pushing this approp-
RATION bill through the legislature
by personal visits to Governor
John W. Bricker and legislative
representatives nown to be oppos-
ed to such a large appropriation
for a Negro institution.
Under the leadership of DR.. Dav-
i'd Turpeau, of Cincinnati, the only
Negro member on the Finance
Committee Of the Ohio Legislature,
Attorney Chester X. Gillespie Of
Cleveland, and DR.. Sandy Ray, two
other Negro representatives in the
Ohio Legislature, continued this
plea for larger appropriations to
the University within the Legisla-
ture.
The successful and inspiring al
ministration of the new president,
DR.. Charles H. Wesley, who ad-
dressed the joint session of the O.
hio Legislature on March 5, 1913.
the support of Superintendent c..
c. Jenkins an dthe unprecedented
harmony which has existed be-
tween the church and state boards
Of trustees throughout the present
administration of Wilberforce uni
versity were important factors
which contributed to the winning
Of the fight for larger appropria-
tons.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26
CORPORAL MURRAY TO BE
PRESENTED IN CONCERT
AT MT. MORIAH JULY 2

Cpl. James Murray of the U. S.
Army and former member of Mt.
Moriah Baptist Church will be pre-
scented in a concert at Mt. Moriah
Baptist Church July 2, 1913 assist
ed by the Briggs Jubilee Ensem-
bic.
Murray was raised in Omaha and
was baptized at Mt. Moriah by the
Rev. Jones. He is a graduate of
Central high school and attended
Alcorn ARM College of Alcorn,
Miss. for one year. While in high
school, he was a member Of the
Central high school A capella choir.
He later spent two years of train
ing at the McPhail School Of Music
in Minneapolis, Mimi.
There will be no admission
charge and a silver offering will be
taken. All are invited to hear this
talented young corporal of our
armed forces.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26
HOME ON FURLOUGH

Private First Glass Reuben Tay-
lor, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Taylor, 2515 Writ ST., came home
surprisingly last Saturday on a IA
day furlough. Buddy as he is
affectionately known by his most
intimate friends will be remember
ed as Omaha's ace colored camera
man. 1t was his distinction as far
as we know, to have made a talk
ing all colored pictured, financed by
himself and shown here recently,
called death in Black" He was
just starting his second all Negro
talkie when he was called to the
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26
TO SUMMER IN LINCOLN

Miss Shirley Thomas, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wendell Thorn
as. will leave soon to spend the
summer with her grandmother,
Mrs. Thomas of Lincoln, Nebraska.
Mrs. Thomas, mother of J. Wen
dell Thomas, local mortician, was
here attending the Masonic and
IO.E.S. Lodges Annual convention.
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csc Checkers were played and priz.

ese Checkers were played and priz-
er yer given in each game.
After the games were hard played
the guests were servd a lovely lun-
cheon consisting of fried spring
chicken, potatoes, hot rolls, sliced
tomatoes and beets and relish and
this was topped off with strawberry
shortcake and ice cream as dessert.
Everybody expressed themselves
as having had a very wonderful af-
ternoon Of enjoyment.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26
IN HI U. S NAVY

Willard George, and Edwin
Sullivan, sons Of Mr.. James Sulli-
van ST., 961 North 28th Ave, of
Omaha, Nebraska, both are in the
U. S. Naval Service. Edwin is sta
toned at Camp Robert Smalls,
Great Lakes, III. Willard George
,STM Bird class is is stationed at Nor
folk, Virginia.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26
FIRST MISSION OF THE GOD.
SENT LIGHT

.....met as usual Sunday evening
at $50 pm. The spirit Of the Lord
God al very high as our pastor,
Prophet Hess rake the read of life.
The. tex was found in st. John IA
chapter and 18th verse, subject -
Even the Spirit of truth whom the
World Cannot receive. You are
always welcome to our Mission
Services Tues, Thurs, and Sunday
evenings at $50 pm. at 2734 Blonde
st. Prophet Hess, officiator, Ora
Robinson, Reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT,

Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Kincaid Of
1851 Corby ST., the mar
riage of their daughter, Colleen
Eloise Kincaid to David Milton St.
Clair, Jr., son of Rev. and Mrs.
David st. Clair of 2422 Ohio st.
The ceremony was presented by
Rev. st Clair at the home of the
bride Sunday, June goth with mem
bers Of both families present.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

and congregation and choir. So
don't fail to come and help cele-
brate.
Our Pastors text for Sunday
morning June 81 will be, II must
work the work of Him that sent
me, while it is day" Sunday mite
How can | except some man shall
guide me-" You are always well
come to come and worship with us.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HEHNHHAAHI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LOCAL NOTES
Mesdames Bailey, Gussie
Mcpherson, Gertrude
Lucas Craig Entertain
At Afternoon Luncheon

At perhaps one of the summers
largest social functions, given last
Saturday, June 10 at 1870 p. m. the
Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Gussie McPher-
son and Mrs. Gertrude Lucas Craig
entertained about rs guest at a
personal invitation luncheon at the
Masonic Hall 18th and Blonde SITS.
Whist, Bridge, Pokeno and Chin
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VISITOR

I Among the recent visitors from
the Pacific Coast is Mrs. NJ. G.
Smith, formerly Miss Nathalee
Brown Of Omaha, Nebraska, who
is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Josepht Brows of 1904 North
18th ST. She is enroute back to
the coast after spending sometime
with her husband who is in the
armed forces and stationed at FIT.
Custer in Michigan.
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FROM SPRINGFIELD. OHIO

Miss Luree LAMAR, neice of
Mrs. Louise Brake of Springfield,
Ohio, is here visiting her auntie,
Mrs. Paul Barnett, 27O9 Writ St
who she has not seen for five years,
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26
LEGION NEWS
BY JULIUS E. HILL)
post Publicity Officer

5s### =siH###sH #E#5
Indifference is rapidly vanishing
among the members of Roosevelt
Post since it moved to its new
quarters. Those who we're only
occasionally seen, visit the post
several nights a week and even
more.
Pride is what it is-Just plain I'M
a~dulterated pride. mo matter
how hard one tries to make some
thing else of it. And this pride,
which is contrary to the kind that
goes before a fall, seemingly has
fired the members with a desire to
be more helpful as a body and more
willing to lend a hand in things
needing the full support of all CON
nected with the post.
*****
AS long as this spirit exists Theo-
dore Roosevelt Post will keep go
ing forward. making mistakes
ing by them to such an extent that
they become as stepping stones 10
greater achievements.
*****
Let US hope that th.s spirit will
continue to exist. For the public
is watching Roosevelt Post end
don't think that it isn't
*A*** z
But what more can be expected
when one considers it from the day
it was organized up to now? It's
fortunes have slid up and down
like mercury does in a barometer.
So the public is more or less won
dering if the Posts present sue
cess is just another up again. down
again Finnagin affair, or it is real
ly going places this time sure c.
nough.
*****
Well that is much the concern
of the members. They in less time
than it takes to write this article
can make or break the post.
return it to its former sloven state
or keep it headed in the right dir
ection as it is now. For it is they
who elect the commander and
Some of the other officers, in whose
hands the destiny Of the post is
placed for a year. If they choose
wisely. all is well--if they don't
1t is just too badi
**#**
That is why it is SO important
that each member should conside-
well the record OF each candidate
for the office Of Commander, Com
naittee men ai.G Vice Commanders.
If they have not shown the all in
portant ard necessary qualificar-
ions a leader should have. the,
should not let PERSONAL Iikes
friendship prevent them from W.
ing for mc1 Nho ar, known to Lave
these qualifications.
*~***
This is no tine for fooli sanes:5.
This is no time 10 cater to pars,ans
who merry wan. in office tyr
their W :e.fish aggrandize nent
and gain. There aYe quite a mum
Der of men canaLia of LEADING lie
post forward march IF THEI 20
DESIRE. A,.i rlist is what ea.L
member should know definite ) A.
bout the candidate lie votes fo-
And remember Ole can aIwi.ys
retain in office the men who have
and ARE dung great things f.r
the Post.
NE M ED~
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

And remember Ole can aIw;.y.
retain in office the men who have
and ARE doing great things f.r
the Post.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26
CHURCH OF THE LIVING CON

OfOU Pm
We had a grand service Sunday
morning. A splendid Sunday
School. our pastor preached an
inspiring sermon Sunday morning.
Sunday night he gave us Food Tor
thought which was enjoyed by ev-
eryone. We also had a beautiful
solo by Thelma Polk and a bari
tone solo by Rev. Cast. We had
a grand time in the Lord.
Sunday at 3 pm. June 81, is the
beginning of u Pastors Birth
day Anniversary which viii last
a week.
Each night a different pastor
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army. Good luck to you Bud, and
God Speed your safe return.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

AS long as this spirit exists Theo-
dore Roosevelt Post will keep go
ing forward. making mistakes
no doubt, but on the whole profit
ing by them to such an extent that
they become as stepping stones 10
greater achievements.
xx*#*
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

Let US hope that th.s spirit viii
continue to exist. For the public
is watching Roosevelt Post end
don't think that it isn't
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-18
MOSS POINT 49,.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mrs Norman Mars ard son.
Charles. 81 Phisnaelrhaa Miss
Rrnt ; few eHys lsks wsek wtth
THEIR mother and grandmother.
Mfs. liner Coulsun, sud cunt
Mrs Msrths Parker
Mn 7 q West left Mohdat
for : few days visit y Mf and
Mrs I Ess, in sprinehiu IL
Mt sri Mrs. " y Jenkins
snd little daughtef. Judy. afe
enjoying : vlkit with relatives ~
Union Ma
Miss Nell Coilky lsfi TINS week
Tor ; few days visit N Bston
Rouge Il
Mrs {. NJ Fairley Jr. and
tive daughters ef NeW Orleans,
and Miss Ruth 4arneH II 0uifpuft
were guests last Tuesday n IRE
home 6 Mrs 1Ala Blumef.
Mr. Hohers Lyons has return
ed g. err horne IN Tampa Fla.
after a visit IN the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Harry Young. Jf
Mrs Lem Nelson Mr. A 4
Franklin. Joan and Polly Fave
Franklin. were visitors 70 Gulf.
port last Thursday
Capt and Mrs Jaek Turner II
Port ST.. Okls ere enjoying :
visit p4th fheif parents Airs !
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Mrs. P. L. BiIbo
Enfert0ins. Honor
OF Recent Bride

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tanned 81 her home 81 THURSDAY
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Mr.. and Mrs z A Khayst and
children eft Saturday 70 gneke
their home n 0xfnrd, Miss
Bohbse Mcintosh Alex west
Winnie Rasmussen an3 Mafny
Mcintosh returned Monday from
jackson, where TREY attended Tire
Young Peoples eon1erenne q
the Presbyterian church which
wss held IN Beihsven College
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70 jackson. atfeu6mg tire meet
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muaisy HusfEe for tao weeks IN
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an1 Mr. J T. Renfro
Misses Betty Barber end Ada
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for nurses training
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and son. Bart returned last @eek
from . vacation spent IN Baton
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MFe Charles uakmsn assa
MAak Anns Hegsa have returned
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Mis- raaailne Mcclure Il
pleasant nAN saa - Nae
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feffsa fFoeu khe Ess1e Department
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-11-19

at Haven Methodist Church on
Nov 20. Some Gossip-A man
came home from California, sport
ing hair longer than his wife's
with an explanation that barber
prices there were the cause.
A little 14-yr. old girl of High ST
wore her first stockings Monday
A Ayr, old girl OF Walnut cried
basket Of tears beiause she
could not shake a foot at the foot
ball dance. !. Speaking of Lang
ston football, wonder why so
many play who don't sit In the
class rooms? Wonder IL this
helps them VIM. "A man made
a mistake three mornings last
week and rubbed his wife's face
cream under his arms for deodor-
and and he grew stronger and
"stronger"-my, my!