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Evening star., 1946-09-17

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is employed to spend the week
end with her mother. Mrs. j. ID.
Buffet. She was accompanied
by Quintin r. Cooper of Plant
City, Fla, who was visiting in
New Orleans and who was her
guest during the weekend.
A. B. Crane and daughters,
Misses Zula and Bonnie Jean mo-
tored 10 Union City. Tenn, last
week to bring Mr.. Cranes mother,
Mrs. c O.. Crane back with them
for a visit. They arrived home
Sunday.
On their return to New Orleans
last week after a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Seheffler, DR..
and Mrs. Wilbert Scheffler Were
accompanied by their niece, jan
ct Scheffler, who will be their
guest for a while.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. M
Seamen at their home on East
10 street are two daughters. Mrs
H. b. Summers of Indianapolis
| Ind, and Mrs. Glenn Price 81
Girard, Ohio. With Mrs. Sum
mers is her son, Bob, while Mr.
Price is accompanied by her bah.
boy, Gary Lynn. and Miss Flor
ence Rishel, also of Girard. Since
four sons reside in the vicinity o.
Pascagoula, this brings oil i'm.
mediate members Of the family
together for the first time In
six years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Rogers and
children of Baton Rouge were
weekend visitors in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. z. Simmons, who
themselves had recently return
ed from visits. in Meridian, New
Orleans snd Baton Rouge.
George Bryant of Savannah,
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Tri-C County Zone
Meeting Held AT
Coswell Springs

The Tri-County Zone meeting
of the Women's Society Of Chris
tan Service met in all dav ses-
sion Tuesday at the new CaswelI
Springs Methodist church with
about 9f members. guests and
ministers in attendance. Mrs. Maui
rice Taylor presided over the
meeting which had as theme
Women In the Church"
The object of the p ogram was
to instiil in women the desire to
serve to the best of their ability.
As a part of the morning pro-
gram Mrs. r. A. Heritage sang
a solo end the Rev. Ira sells Of
Picayune led the devotional. Mrs.
c. L. Nelson, district secretary,
spoke on the importance of the
Guild and announced a Spiritual
Life meeting for August 20, 81
aud % ut the Percy Quinn park
near McComb and a district meet
ing in Biloxi on September 26.
The guest speaker for the meet
ing was Miss Ellinita Sells of Pic
ayune who. after a short course
at Yale university, will leave as
a missionary TO China Mrs. john
Cirlot presented the Status Of
Women and the Rev. J. L. Neil
also spoke. AT the noon hour
the hostess society served dinner
with cold drinks and coffee, as
sisted by the Big Point and Es-
catawpa societies.
During the afternoon session
Miss Ina Thompson gave an in
~teresting account of her recent
visit 20 Lake Junaluska after
which life memberships we're pre-
sented the following: 10 Ann Rob-
erts, Mrs. J. B. Roberts and Mrs.
Curtis Golf, representing three
generations. Miss Sells and Mrs.
Cordell Golf of Kreole; Mrs. P. M.
Farley of Moss Point Recognition
was given to Ray Hill and BABY
Mcclellan from the Orange Grove
society who were previously pre-
sented memberships and also the
Rev. G. E. Allen by Kreole and
Orange Grove.
The meeting was closed with q
prayer by the Rev. w. G.. BHggett.
The next meeting will be held in
November at Moss Point.
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Ga, is spending a few days in the
home of Mrs. r. G.. Butler. Mr..
Butler has just been honorably
discharged from the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Roberts,
Jr,, had as guests during the past
week, Mrs. c. B. Roberts, Pat
Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. A. c.
Hulette of Hattiesburg Among
the social events that conferred
around the house party was a din
ner at Beach Pavilion Saturday
evening, at which Mr. and Mrs,
Rogers entertained their guest
list including a few other friends,
besides the visitors from Hat
tiesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Flynt
and Miss Helen Louise Flynt OF
Hattiesburg were recent over
night guests in the home of Mr.,
and Ms. c. B. Roberts.
The weekend will mark the de-
parturs of Miss Eleanor Poole for
her home at Bellamy, Ala, after
a visit of several weeks with he'
sister, Mrs N, d. Farmer anS
family at GOA 18th street.
Mesdames j. d. Buffet and J
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Nh. and Mrs. Kenneth McIn-
tosh and family of New Orleans,
returned to their home in New Or
leans, after a visit with Mr.. Nc
Intosh's mother, Mrs. j. j. McIn-
tosh, and other relatives.
Mrs. Norman Mars returned to
her home in Philadelphia, Miss,
Saturday after a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Inez Coulson, and
aunt, Mrs. Martha Parker.
MI. and Mrs. Mach Duhe, Mrs.
Laura Mays, Mrs. Velma Hall
and son, Danny Boy, were Wis
itors to New Orleans Tuesday.
Mrs. Hall remained over until
Wednesday.
Mrs. D. Stewart was a visitor
to Mobile Saturday.
Miss Dora Cowan spent Sunday
in Mobile with relatives.
Fred Bishop of IAfkin, T.
has returned to his home az
a visit with his brother, Mr.. Jim
mic Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyett left
this week for a visit with rela
tives in Oxford, Miss.
Mrs. H. B. Overstreet returned
Saturday from q visit with M.
and Mrs. I. NJ. Mixson and daugh-
tiers in Baton Rouge, La.
Mrs George Boyett has recent.
ly returned from a visit with rel
atives n Oxford, Miss.
Mrs. w. P. Daley is visiting
with relatives in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Harri
will leave this weekend for a visi
in cities in Arkansas.
The Rev. J. S. Noblin has bee,
granted a vacation by the mem
bers of the Methodist congrees
ton and there will be no praye
nor preaching service at th
church until September /.
Mrs. w. P. Daily left TUESDAY
for New Orleans where she Join
ed her sister, Mrs. Annie Swan
for a trip to Lynchburg, Va
where thew will attend a religi.
u gathering of all denomina
tions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miles and
little daughter left Monday for ?
visit with relatives in North Mis-
sissippi and Arkansas.
Miss Winifred Miles left Thurs
day for New Orleans where shf
will enter training at the Tourc
Infirmary.
Mrs. P. N. Howell of Howerson
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. w.
Bowen who is celebrating her 33rd
birthday today, Friday.
Miss Bessie Cowan returned to-
day, Friday from a delightful
summer vacation which took her
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Francis Brondum is expected to
return home the latter part OF
the week after visiting for sew
eral months in Birmingham.
Mesdames A. c. Leigh, w. Il.
Guest and A. M Swigert were
among Paseagoulans visiting Mo
bile Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W c. Brondunl
are leaving this weekend TO spend
their vacation in the mountains oi
North Carolina.
On their return from a visit
with relatives in Tampa, Fla. Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Morris and their
two sons were accompanied by
Mrs. f. w. Tillis and daughters,
Susan and Sarah who will visit
them for several weeks.
A party composed of Mrs. j. II,
Morris and her guest, Mrs. E. w,
! Tillis of Tampa, Fla, and Mes
danes James A. Sweeney, David
Peattie, and Clyde Leavitt were
among visitors to New Orleans,
Thursday.
Jules johnson who has been
spending a few days in Pascagou-
la, his boyhood home, returned
Monday to Louisville, KY, after
a visit of a few DAYS with Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. johnson and other
relatives. Mr.. Johnson drove his
daughter, Mrs. Winston Nolan and
son to Pascagoula where they
joined Mr.. Nolan to again make
their home. Mrs. johnson, who
was to have accompanied them
South decided at the last minute
not to attempt the trip.
Since heir arrival last week on
a visit TO Mrs. Burdick's parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Charles H. Gray,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Burdiek and
their guest, Mrs o. l.. Hughes
of Conway, Ark, have been en-
joying d number Of trips 70 points
of interest along the coast, includ-
ing Mobile. On Thursday after
noon Mrs. Phillip Ware and Miss
Dorothy Emmitt were hostesses at
bridge honoring Mrs. Burdick and
that evening DR.. and Mrs. Gray
entertained with a barbecue in
the yard of their new home on
Lake avenue. They were joined
by Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Gray OF
Petal, Miss, for the barbecue.
Patricia Loflin has returned to
her home at Gulfport after 4
visit OF a few days with Mr., and
Mrs. L. c. Iversen and Their
daughter, Norma, 1402 East Cleve.
land avenue.
c. p. Briggs, Jr., motored to
New Orleans Wednesday to bring
his mother, Mrs. c p. Briggs,
back from a hospital where she
had been under treatment for
about three weeks. They returned
home Thursday.
Miss Frances Leatherbury de
parted Wednesday on a fortnight's
vacation from her office at In
gals. Her destination was Colo
RADIO where she will visit Estes
Park, Denver and other points of
interest.
Misses Bernie and Beulah Golf
returned Thursday from New Or
leans where they enjoyed a vaca-
ton visit with their brother.
Misses Neva Cumbest and All
line Tillev departed this week
for a vacation visit of two weeks
in the Southwest and West. They
left New Orleans by plane. Miss
cumbesl distinction being points
OF interest in New Mexico and
Texas. Miss Tilley went with her
to FL Paso whence she continued
on to San Francisco where she
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Late Summer

Mrs. P. C. Zeigler and small
son, Timothy, of Pascagoula,
were guests of the l%atter's grand
father, M. Brandenburg, last
Saturday.
Mrs. Julia Daniels Of Boga-
LOUISA has been dividing a visit
with her sisters-in-law, Mrs. j.
B., Taylor and Miss Hattie Dan
iels, and Mrs. Lula D. IRELAND
at their homes on Griffin road
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Peterzell and
children and Mr.. Milton Peter
cell returned Sunday from a Wis
il with relatives in Nyack, N. Y.
Mrs. r. E. Davis was called to
independence, Kans., last week by
the death of her father, Mr.. A.
c. Sewell.
Mrs. George Dudley is visiting
relatives in Mobile.
Miss Helen Price has as her
guests two collegemates of Hunt
angton college in Montgomery,
Ala, Misses Susie Jones and May
Kirby.
Mr.. and Mrs. H A. Fails are en-
joying a visit in Montgomery and
Evergreen, Ala.
Miss I.averne Graves. Jackson,
Miss, is a guest in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Buzard.
Mrs. Al Treadway and Mrs.
Coleland Brown of Mobile were
guests last Friday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. P. Buzard.
Mrs. L. A. Watts is spending
several weeks visiting in Little
Rock. Ark.
Mr.. Spencer Beebe is visiting
this week in Texas.
Mrs Robert Barr and daughters
of Springhill, La. are visiting rel
stives here.
Mr.. Edwin Mays and Mr. r. E.
Davis have returned from a bust
ness trip in Alabama, Georgia
and Tennessee. They were Joined
in Chattanooga by Mrs. Mays
and daughters who had been
spending three weeks IN Lookout
Mountain where they had a cot
tage.
Mrs Mitchell Cirlot returned
this week from a visit in Arkan-
sas.
Commander and Mrs. Delano
Bruisstar returned this week to
their home in New York City. ac-
companied by their niece. Miss
Barbara Watts who will be their
guest for several weeks.
Mrs II. Brent, Birmingham,
Ala. spent the weekend in the
home of Mrs. Sophia Boldt.
Mrs. Bessie Vetter will visit in
Jackson. Miss, this week and in
Louisville. KY, where she will be
given membership TO the Hundred
Lives Club of the Commonwealth
Life Insurance Company. While
here she will be entertained with
4-r-I -.4N..a
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Schroeder
and children have returned from
a visit with relatives in Brooklyn,
Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Holmquist
and daughter, Eileen. spent the
weekend with Mrs. Holmquist's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Rob
erts at Montrose. having gone to
attend the graduation of her sis
ter, Clara Sue Roberts from the
Decatur, Miss. High school Fri
day evening.
Joe billiard, young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Wade Hilliard is en-
joving a visit of about two weeks
with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Shull, at Columbus,
Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Herbert and
son, Jimmie, returned home last
week otter a visit with Mr.. Her
bert's parents, Mr., and Mrs. c c.
Herbert and other relatives at
Greenwood, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Mulkey
of Alexandria, La, whose mar
riage was an event of the spring,
are here for a visit with Mrs.
Mulkey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. w. Hudson. Mrs. Mulkey is
the former Nell Hudson.
On their visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Price, 1904 Polk avenue,
last week Mr.. and Mrs. S. F.
Bingham of Birmingham we're ac-
companied by their daughter, Ann,
They returned home Thursday.
= Walter B. Robertson vas a bust
ness visitor to Birmingham for a
few days last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Alfred L. Lewis
returned to their home at Amite,
La, SUNDAY, after a visit of a
week in the home of the l~atter's
mother, Mrs. c. E. Chidsey, 1913
Delmas avenue. .
Carolyn Vann has departed for
a visit with her grandmother,
Mrs. w. H. Hester in Nashville.
Mrs. Carl Vann, her mother, who
returned home a short time after
having undergone a serious oper-
alton at Little Rock, has recover
ed sufficiently to join her at Nash
vile at the weekend. They will
return home in time for Carolyn
TO resume her studies at the open
ing of the schools in Pascagoula.
an
Mrs. Claude Martin and her
daughter, who was born at the
Jackson County hospital Friday
morning, August 9, were moved
to their home at COL East Lin
coin avenue Monday, where they
are getting along nicely. The
baby, who weighed seven pounds,
5 ounces, has been named De-
lores .Ann,. On her arrival home
she was greeted by her brother,
Donnie, who has been in the care
of his aunt, Mrs. Eddie Collins
1T McComb for the past two
weeks. He was accompanied
home by Mrs. Collins and her
Young son, Eddie, Jr.
Sunday marked the return of
Mrs. Gill Draper and daughter,
Mickey, after a visit of a week
with the latter's grandmother,
Mrs. J. l.. Draper in Decatur, Ala.
c.. w. Walters seaman first
lass, mas received an honorable
discharge from the navy at the
Naval Personnel Separation cen
ser at New Orleans.
rs far north as Cleveland, o., and
.ot1th To Davtona Beach. Fla.
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Nancy, are regretting that they
have departed for Hattiesburg
where Mr.. Mcpherson will GO into
business. Mrs. Mcpherson is the
former Mary Golf. They have al
ways resided in Jackson County
prior 20 their departure for Hat
tiesburg.
Mrs. o. A, Sinquefield and
daughter, Miss Betty, returned
Friday from a visit of a week in
Louisiana where they were guests
of friends in Monroe and Fair
banks.
y Mrs. LeoHa Bco@a concluded
her visit with Mrs. Tom Kell Fri
day and departed for a visit with
her brother. Ed Nelson and fam
lily at Warren, Ark, before going
back to her home at Bessemer.
Mrs. Brown spent her girlhood in
Pascagoula where she still has a
number of lifelong friends who
made her visit pleasant with many
informal gatherings and other So
cial courtesies.
Jimmie Walker and Frank John
son spent several days in New Or
leans this week where they visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Wuhtz Bowie OF
New Orleans were guests Monday
of their aunt, Mrs. c. E. Chidsey,
Mrs. Bowie is the former Alber-
ia Greiner.
Alfred Broussard flew back to
Crowley, La, Thursday after an
overnight visit in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Arnold Walker. While
his visit was brief, Mr.. Brous-
sard had time for a mullet netting
with his host Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lynch had
as guests during the past week,
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Charbon-
net of New Orleans, and Mrs.
Truit Schellenberg and daughter,
Adris, who were returning to their
home is Kissimmee, Fla, after a
vacation visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charbonnet.
Lieutenant Commander and
Mrs. John Morgan have had as
guests this week Mr.. and Mrs. F.
w. Iversen of Port Arthur, Texas,
and the Reverend and Mrs. L. S.
Gilmer and daughter and son,
Miss Sara Ann and Marshall Gill
mer of Millville, Fla. The entire
party, including Commander and
Mrs. Morgan, motored to Perkins
ton Tuesday to attend the grad
uation of Barnett Gilmer from
Perkinston Junior College thai
evening.
Mrs N. S. McGrath entertainsc
quite a house party at her HON,
at 311 South Magnolia street las.
week. Fhe group which consisted
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Houdyshell
and sister, Mrs. Fred Schofield oi
Encino. and Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Whitwcrth of Santa Moricd,
Calf, had just completed 5000
miles of sightseeing , their time
rary ticking them to Canada, along
the Atlantic Seabcard to Florida.
They departed Friday for New
Orleans where they will spend a
few days before starting on their
homeward trip. They were ac-
companied as far as Mississippi
City by Mrs. McGrath and her
sister, Miss Yetts Jorte, and Allen
Dyon of Washington. d. c., who
is their guest. While here the
Californians visited many nearby
points of historical interest
Kendrick Seay. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harley Seay arrived home
Saturday after having received his
honorable discharge from the u.
s. Ma 'nt Corps in which ne held
the rank Of corporal and with
which be saw action overseas.
Miss Catherine Buffet came
over from New Orleans where she
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The earliest known pictures Of
surgical operations are engraved
on the stones over a tomb near
Memphis, Egypt, dating to about
$500 3. c.
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D. Buffet, Jr., spent Thursday in
New Orleans.
Friends Of Captain ]. D. Buffet
viii be interested to learn that
ne left New Orleans Wednesday
on a three weeks trip in which he
will take his ship to Balboa and
other ports in the Panama Zone. I,
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rs far north as Cleveland, O., and
outh to Daytona Beach, Fla.
The past month she has spent in
Nashville, Tenn, with her brother,
Z. C. Cowen and family.
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Mesdames J. D. Buffet and J.
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-26
SOUTH OMAHA
NEWS
BY Martha Lee Williams

South high school club initiated
their new freshmen members into
the club Friday at the Recrea-
ton Room in the Terrace Homes.
They were: Marie Womack; Sara
Watkins; Shirley Mitchell; Joyce
Steele; Darlene Wilson; Joyce
Woodruff; John Wright and Ma
dine Agee. Meetings are every
Wednesday night at z o'clock.
WOODWORK CLASS
Some of the articles being made
by the members are: Rose Bow
den and Margaret Coleman. shoe
rocks; Jessie Franklin, fire place;
Hattie Osborne and Lula Black
ston, caring and pin sets; Clara
Porter, a lamp made from a bowl
ing alley pin and a fire place;
Beatrice Williams, a gingerbread
boy, bread board; Lorraine Grey,
a burlap rug; L. Hogan, a heart
shaped holder; Audrey Stewart, a
crochet bag; Martha Williams, a
what-not shelf.
PROUD PARENTS are Mr.. and
Mrs. Blanchard Johnson, 5614h
So. 21st St, who now have a
baby girl, Carman Elizabeth.
KNIFE VICTIMS
Vernon Redd, %, of 1888 z st.
was dismissed from Doctors hos
pital Monday after treatment for
knife wounds on the shoulder. He
was stabbed early Sunday morn
ing at the Workmens club, 521
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-26
LAST RITES HELD FOR
PROMINENT
CHURCHMAN

Surrounded by many beautiful
floral offerings and by his family
and many friends, last funeral rit-
es for Mr.. Edgar Wiley, "a years
old, who died early Sunday morn
ing, October 20, at his home 1853
Evans Street, were held at Cleaves
Temple CINE. Church, 25th and
Decatur Sts., Thursday afternoon.
October Path at 2 pm, with the
Rev. c. c. Reynolds of Clair Chap
Ell officiating. Burial was at For
est Lawn.
Mr.. Wiley, a well known resi-
dent here, was a very active and
prominent churchman and was
one of the original Charter mem
bers of Cleaves Temple CINE.
Church here. He is survived by
his wife, Ida; so~n-in-law and dau-
ghter, Mr.. and Mrs. Burl billiard
of Omaha, mother, Mrs. Litisha
Wiley of Tyler, Texas, seven bro
theirs, three sisters, one being Mrs.
Jennie Allen of Omaha and a host
of other relatives and friends.
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-26
FRANK BROWN, RETIRED
BUTCHER, PASSES

MIR. Frank Brown, 2715h r.
Street, died Monday, October Fl
at a local hospital. Mr.. Brown had
been in failing health for some
time. He was a retired butcher
OF Swift and Company and had
lived in Omaha thirty years. He
IS survived by his wife, Mrs. Sa-
rah' Brown; step daughter. Miss
Frances Spencer and other rela-
tlves. The body lay in state at
THOMAS Funeral Home until the
funeral hour. Services were held
at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon
from Bethel Baptist church with
Rev. M Q. Williams officiating.
Burial at Graceland Park Ce-
metery.
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-26
SOCIAL Activities
"O BY JULIA AT-2eso
B~AccALAUREATE SERVICE

BACCALAUREATE SERVICE
OF the Northside Beauty School
was held Sunday Oct. 20 at EN-
annual Community church, 231O N.
28th st.
Rev. Ridley preached the text
and sermon. The ten graduates
presented their instructor, Mrs.
Hazel Wainwright with a beauti-
full white silk blouse.
The choir under the direction Of
Johnnie Hybough rendered some
very beautiful selections. The SER
vice was very well attended.
CHURCH DINNER
The Sunshine Dept. of the Wo-
mems Christian Service of EN-
annual Community church Of which
Mrs. Georgia Borders is chairman
gave a very successful dinner in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
Bender Of 2911 Lake St, Oct. 10.
INJURED WITH ARROW
Marvin Kellogg Jr., 3 year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Kell-
ogg ST., of 3216 Emmett St, was
seriously injured by a bow and
arrow Oct. 10. The arrow hit him
in the eye. Little Marvin is con-
fined to Doctors hospital and his
condition is reported serious.
> .
PROUD PARENTS
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Henderson. 3002 Grant St.
at University hospital Oct. 10.
. = y
TO VISIT OMAHA
Mrs. Edna Woods of Los An
geles is expected in Omaha on or
about the 1st of November. Mrs.
Woods lived in Omaha for about
a year at the home Of Mrs. Edgar
Lee of 2417 Maple st. Mrs. Woods
is enroute home.
AMERICAN LEGION PARTY
Radio to be given by the Ladies
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-26

So. 29th st. The assailant receiv-
ed 80 days.
Eddie Evans, AZ, of 3O271k r
st. was stabbed at 10Th and R
St. Saturday night. He was treated
for face cuts at So. Side station.
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-26
DINNER PARTY

There was a dinner party at
the American Legion of Council
Bluffs on Oct. 18th Tuesday night
by Mrs. Viola Stewart and Mr..
Samuel Baker. Among the Omaha
guests were Dr. and Mrs. l.. Haw-
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-26

NEAR NORTHSIDE BRANCH
"Y" SOCCER IEAM
DEFEATS METZ 40

~ EHH
DEFEATS METZ 40
The soccer team of the Near
Northside Branch YMCA streng-
thened it's hold on first place in
the City Recreation's Soccer Lea
que by defeating Metz A to 0 on
this past Sunday. This Sunday
the team will wind up the Parade
Of Activities by playing a game
against Brown Park Sunday at 3
o'clock at Fontenelle Park.
BASkEKBALL
The Near Northside Branch
Big Five basketball team defeated
their opponent, Clifton Hill Pres
byterian Church team, with a
score of 26 to 10. The Bobcats
the second entry from the ~"
defeated the Commercial Exten-
ton B. Team A to 8. These games
took place at the Omaha YMCA
under the heading of the Early
Bird Basketball Tourney.