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Evening star., 1946-02-17
Duhiu Expert to Speak

E. r. Phillips of the National
Capital Dahlia Society, will speak
to the! Silver Spring Garden Club
at 8 pm. tomorrow at Jesup Blair
Community House. Officers for the
coming year will be elected.
Evening star., 1946-02-17

Bruce Green, Arlington Clerk, to
serve as legislative representative
here for the last week of the session
beginning March 4. Mr.. Green will
have his headquarters in Hotel
Richmond.
Evening star., 1946-02-17
Stewart PTA to Meet

Wallace w. Rich, director of in
struction for Arlington schools, will
address the Charles A. Stewart
Parent-Teacher Association at 8:15
pm. Tuesday.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-13
At RonqelY. Colorado

IDA Caterpillar w/side boom
Ida Caterpillar wiside boom and dozer
cleveland Trencher. Model No lao
buckeye Trencher Model No.
800 Amp Lincoln Welding Machine powered wecry Motor
Mixer wfpower loader pneumatic
matte tank complete w/Wisconsin up. engine
Pipe Cleaning Machine powered engine
Compressor Model WAR
pneumatic tired wheels powered by YTO Buda engine
IL Barrel Pot Wheel Mounted, complete wIheater
Pot Wheel Mounted, complete w/heater
Pipe Side for mounting truck
Pole Trailer
Centrifugal complete
steel wheels
Up Prime Centrifugal Unit complete w/gas
engine, mounted on steel wheels
1-2Kw AC lis Volt Light Plant
Electric Driven Skin Saw
soft Piece either Chevrolet International Truck
Large stock Of repair parts tires and tubes accessories
wheelbarrows shovels. small tools and supplies
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I'm ghs Bsssrses Camre of eae EaRhsh JadscaaI
Das<xses eg the State OF Montana. I'm and
sow sts@ Comnky Of Cascade.
lois P0FrUFrF, Plaintiff, va WILLIAM
L&E pOpPOFF, Defendant.
THE STATE or MONTANA Sends
Greetings TO the Above Named Defendants,
and 20 Each of Them:
Xou are hereby Summoned 20 answer
the complaint in Chase action which Re filed
In the office of the Clerk OF this Court,
3 copy of which is herewith served upon
one OF you In each County wherein any Of
you reside, and 10 file your answer and
serve copy thereof upon the PLAINTIFFS
@s@NHm@w w1azsAn ew@mty amws after the
service Of this Summons exclusive of the
DAY Of service, snd In case Of your failure
% appear or answer, Judgment win be
taken against you, by default, for the
relief demanded In the complaint This Is
an action for divorce brought upon the
grounds @f sxsg@sns cruelty, the details
Of which spp@sr naoFe faliy froxn the coml-
plant on RfSe herein 20 which reference Is
hereby made.
Witness my hand and tina Seal of said
Court this 18th day OF May, 1916.
AGNES ECKzRAPPS,
COURT SEAL1 Clerk.
SWANBERG q SWANBERG,
A&fErmeym smr Plaintiff
B29-SS1 Ford Building,
Great Falls, Montana
Date Of first publication June "a, 1915.
Ak
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LAND

FOR SALE: $40 acres In Twp. SS-1E. good
grazing land and near Kelvin on Weld.
Bon f6A Montana on Journal. 7-13-b
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At Casper. Wyoming

1-Ks7 Truck wheebase equipped with
wheel Garwood 4MB winch Brown Lpe Transmission and
speed rear end
1-le42 1ston Chevrolet truck wsAEB WINCH wheel
2gpeed end
1-Tmpte LowBoy trailer tandem equipped
20 tires
1-24ft Bed Trailer wL000 K 20 duals
1-TD1s International Tractor wfqable" Angle dozer
1-A Chalmers single
pneumatic tired wheels
Address mail inquiries to Az Midland Savings Bldg Denver
Cole.
SIS CY Avenme. Casper Wyo
Phone inquiries to Tabor $3.50, Denver, Colo, or
1892, Casper, Wye.
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FIFTEEN mining claims located Ia famous
Cooke City nmanim@ district adjacent 90
FaikBwgs0ne PARK AaAG zissee sS32. nezna
promising gold deposits discovered, may
be und@F2m&a wfth valuable lead, xtlwRr
and copper deposits. all clatrns accasai.
bic. For smle OF fxwER.
WIGHT BROTHERS
Hedden Building. Billings, Montana
7.f9-d
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WISH detailed information Of Mostly Con
s0aa&@k%d on CuFp@Fatisu az L.ewtsanwn
Stocks issued Through Man-neIah -
curtties Co. OF Lewsstown OfffcarR. al
bert HeanecaEa, Anshouy Carey, David
Trap, and Samuel Percy. Write u
Brooks. S9s East Pine St, Agiss0eala.
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Highest Bids

Continued From Page -
John D. Robertson and p. w.
Hysell, Billings, ee5 acres I'm e-sN-
14E and 3O-9N-14E.
c. L. Smith, Conrad, all of So
2SN-4W.
Fred Munger, Great Falls, all of
16-29N-8W.
George F. Crosby, Hardin. all of
21-1S-31E.
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OF.

PERPETUALLY PARTICIPATE IN spumdsag
-. se@@ ~ - ehss.s~aA- ~ oSAAatH -
Geolu@icnlly sa8ected. on geophNxicai
prospects. leased 20 major companies.
1t pra~dmyelopanemf prices. write Pc
troaeun Ge0ioGist Box 1904. Houstqn.
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LEASES AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE
DRILLING. Acreage ready aOr iFn-
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for ef1o@e waso want 20 6rffI ian western
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Kevfn-SgFnbWrst field ard Cut Bank
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lime production. Offset to south by 870
on which oesFsssr has fs@ss providing
for start OF drilling within 20 Days. Can
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EQUIPMENT WANTED: STRING Of cahin
tools and B7-foot steel rig coEnulete with
stesn boiler @na engine. smc@aa@ae cen
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more. Write fun details to fay Creek
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300 GOVT. Surplus Property Depots 10
write 10 requesting 90 be pat on their
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Wyoming
(COu2anued Fr0m pa@a %

SmutoQ0
(Carbon CewmGyD
Reserved alker no.
c EW EW f2~1@N-eSW
I'd. Beas. P-B., S1sas testing
Sh0wnes Wildc0s
(Comverse County,
q Nv NV lsssN-ssw
spudded e-21-45; .cored s6OO-6, rec. "a
cemented with zoo sax at sSz4 Showed
gws I'm DIST, $780, top Dakota, 1850.
Cores at various points 11s41s-l1 .B77
Schlumberger showed top Muddy. II, 500;
top Dakota, IL $50. Slight porosi&y from
1f,570-11. 595 and 1i,82011. eSS. I'D,
11,7e3 In shale. Preparing TO abandon.
Spence Dome
Chg Horn County,
NV sW SIC e-54N-e4w
Drilling $50, last report.
Spring Creek
Park County,
Texaco.Umft No.
NV NV 13-49N-102W
Spudded-
Squ0w Creek
Fremont County,
Fmers& on Co.-Comss@ No,
gW Sc BE 2e-33N 10OW
Standing, 1855.
Steamboat Butte
Fremont County,
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rs
NE ME NV S3N-1W
Drilling, 2426.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. C-S
| NV SW NE S2-4N-1W
Tensleep. 6797. I'd, 7045. Flowed $50
| BOPD. Testing.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &C
NV NV NV 32-4N-1W
Drilling, 624e.
Wertx Field
| (Sweetwater County,
SgmelmARsW yomssnm Sd
4 STE SW NE 1-28N-90W
Drilling 274s.
Worlnnd Ared
(Washakie County,
General Pef-Ss-9BG
Sc Sc STE 24-46N92W
Drilling, $500.
Zimmerman Butte
CHOt Springs County,
Pacific Western-HiIlisr No SS-eS
NE 3B-44N-4SW
Testing, 4420.
Pacific Westerm-Untt No. 8
NV Sc NV 35-44N-03W
Location (FTRST REPORT)
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Attention Contractors

We Offer subject prior SALE all any part of the
following pipeline trucking general construction equip
ment which is all practically in Al condition:
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FOR SALE. $40 ceres ae0d mrmzsn@ land.
Twp. San, Rye. zE. Boz 21O AsnAana OIL
Journal. T-S-d
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16

| GLASS MEANS MUCH TO YOUR COM
fort in cold weather so call us o
for requirements. Atlantic Glass Co.,
108 N. Water. Dial 2-0380.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16
171-Wanted To Rent d.

WANTED-To BUY SERVICE sT177S
Star-News. AA' ca,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16
105-LOst And Found

LOST-LADIES BLACK THREE-QUAR-
ter top coat Saturday. Call 2-2621. Re-
ward. 80,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as adnini.r+
the Estate of F. M. Johnston dao' u
late of New Hanover COUNTY 1'sWsa'.t,
this is to notify all persons hav11rn C.,
against the estate of said dsca e4alni
exhibit them to the undersjgns5ae 10
before the 10th day of October io IN o.
this notice will be pleaded IN 80, o.
their recovery. All persons ind.b ual d
said estate will please make 10 v
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16
12-Builders & Supplies

NOTICE-sAsH DOORS, BLINDS. WIN,
dows, door frames. screens. turned
columns. cabinets. Oldest, best equip
ped shop in city. Roderick and Land
Dial 1929. J. l.. Roderick, Owner.
INSULATION PERFECTION ROCK
Wool gives "shade-tree' temperature
during the summer. Save you rue
during the winter. Cost surprisingly
low Dial Becker's 7761.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16
1S0-Legal
ADMINISRAT0R,S NoT~

HAVING qualified as Administrato, -,
the Estate OF Nicholas Costello, dscs y
ate OF New Hanover County, Wa:'
Carolina, this is to notify ali nofa
having claims against the estate of's .'i
deceased to exhibit them duly itsn:st
ana verified, to the undersigned e,9l,st
Princess street, Wilmington, Nortb ~
una, on or before the 9Th day Of oct Dsi.
ls47 or this notice will be plead 0.O9s',
OF their recovery. All persons :. oa'
to said estate will please make "G isoNt'
oiate payment. lnns
This the 9th day of October. ,s..
TAssIE N. CosTFT1o
Administrator Est.t.
NICHOLAS cosTFi,aa
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16
Announcement

FOR COMPLETE TRAVEL RESERVA-
tions anytime anywhere, consult VII
mington Travel Agency, l2a princess
reservations.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29
Miss Betty 7 homds, Queen Aurora XIV.
Is Bird Of 44enry McWiEdms

In a setting of quiet beauty. the
wedding Of Miss Betty Thomas,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Thomas Jr., and Henry McWil-
liams of Lincoln, Nebraska, took
place Sunday afternoon, June %
at $3.50 pm. at the home of the
brides grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward R. Fletcher of 3115 Frank
lin st. The Rev. Charles P. Fa-
vors of Pilgrim Baptist Church
performed the double ring cere-
mony. Soloist was Miss Jacquline
Johnson and her accompanist was
Miss Ruth Norman,
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore a gown
of white tulle lace designed by
John A. Smith of Omaha. The
gown featured and off-shoulder
neckline and the three TERED
skirt was trimmed with white Sc
quin bows. She wore a fingertip
veil of illusion and carried a white
prayer book topped with four
white gardenias.
Her attendant and maid of hon
or was Miss Margaret Griffen of
st. Joseph, Mo. Miss Griffen was
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29

Misses Florentine Goodlett, Mer-
cedes Turner, Jean Goode, Char
lotte Preston, Hattie Lewis. Lea
Mckinley, Mabel Thomas. Anne
Johnson and Corrine Jones. Mes
danes Yvette Marones, Charles A.
Williams, Nathaniel Goldstien,
and Pearl Taylor. Music at the
reception was played by Miss Ruth
Norman.
Out of town guests at the we'd
ding included a nephew of the
bride, Mr.. Edward R. Fletcher who
was recently discharged from the
US navy. He is enroute to his new
home in San Diego, Calf. Also
the grooms' sister Miss Helen
McWilliams of Lincoln.
The bride is a graduate of Cen
trail High School and a member of
Pilgrim Baptist Church. She was
crowned Queen Aurora XIV in st.
Philips Annual Coronation Pag-
cant in 1914.
The groom is a graduate of Lin
coin High School at Lincoln and
vas recently discharged from the
army.
The couple will reside at 2137 r
Street in Lincoln. Nebraska.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29

gowned in pink taffeta and car
ried a bouquet of white garden
las.
Best man was the groom's bro
Their Victor McWilliams of Lin
coin, Nebr.
For her daughters wedding Mrs.
Thomas chose a formal gown of
fuchia, and wore a corsage of
white gardenias.
Miss Elizabeth McWilliams who
wore a street length dress of blue
with black accessories also stood
with her brother.
Following the wedding a recep-
ton was held for the couple at the
Masonic Hall. The table holding
the four tier wedding cake had a
~centerpiece of pink and white flo
wers. Mrs. Marjorie Ware gowned
in pink chiffon with a blue flower
print assisted with the cake. Also
assisting at the reception were
two aunts of the bride. Mrs. Lor-
rain Dickerson who was gowned in
white chiffon, and Mrs. Louise
Crumbly who was gowned in black
chiffon with sequines. Others ass
listing at the reception included the
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29

Ryland E. Melford, Sr., Assist
ant State Director, Venereal Di-
sease Education, Nebraska State
Department of Health, announced
his resignation Monday, June "a.
Mr.. Melford will re-enter private
business as president of the Bon
Nita Products and Sales Company.
Mr.. Melford has been active in
the civic and social affairs of ON
aha. He is a member of the Ameri-
can Social Hygiene Association
and a Fellow of the American Pu-
bile Health Association.
In addition, Mr.. Melford, is a
member of the Omaha Social Hy-
giene Committee, the Omaha In
terracial Committee, the Omaha
Camping Committee. vice presid-
ent the Frontiers Club, member
Nebraska Welfare Association.
secretary Board of Trustees, Hill
side Presbyterian Church and the
chairman of the Young Citizens
Forum. An ardent golfer, Mr.. Mel
ford is a member of the Cornhus-
ker Golf Club. Married to the
former Geraldine Smith, socially
prominent young matron, they
have n son, Ryland Melford, End
and reside at 2613 Binney Street.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29
SUIT BLOUSES
INSPIRED BY NEWS
DRESS SHIRTS
BY Fanny Marshall

The newest inspiration in suit
blouses is a take-off of a gentle
mans dress shirt. Cut-out embroi-
derry is used instead Of tucks and
a crisp bow tie at the throat. Mi
sly sheer organdy is used for this
new flatterer. To qualify for style
honors, of course, the white blou-
ses fashion favors this spring must
be kept crocus-crisp and immu-
late. The secret is to wash them
before they look soiled. BY dissol-
wing bluing flakes along with your
soap, you'll make sure that the
white energies cleaning and you
insure against unsightly bluing
streaks. This expert techniquei
saves time, too, by avoiding the
need for a separate bluing job.
Then follow with the two clear
water rinses essential to good
laundry results. To keep your suit
blouses smartly crisp, dissolve a
quarter of a cake of a special wax
like product with your starch to
achieve a satiny, dirt-resisting
finish. This trick will keep your
iron from the sticking and pulling
difficulties that are a special men
ace to delicate fabrics.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29
GLASS-DATIS WEDDING
At ST.

Miss Gloria G. Davis, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Davis and
John Glass, son of Mrs. Ora Glass.
were married in a 10 o'clock cere-
mony performed by Joseph Nor
ley, S. ]. Soloist was Miss Alena
Bradley. The bride was gowned in
traditional white and wore a fin
gertip veil of illusion. Her bouquet
was of white carnations.
The brides sister, Miss Patricia
Davis, was maid of honor. Miss
Davis was gowned in pink and
carried pink and white flowers.
Best man was Joseph Glass,
brother of the groom.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception was held for the couple at
st. Benedict's.
The wedding was saturday, June
22nd.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29
ID DEATHS : FUNERALS

Mr.. E. W. Franklin, age "a years
died Friday June 81 at the home
of his daughter Mrs. Bessie Cur
ny 17011k North oath Street. Mr..
Franklin was a retired farmer and
came to live with his daughter 3
months ago, his wife Mrs. Anna
Franklin preceded him in death.
Mr.. Franklin is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Bessie Curry, of
Omaha, Mrs. Gertrude Wayne, of
Dallas, Texas, one son, Mr.. James
Franklin, Fort Worth, Texas, one
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29
X. G. GOLFERS EFEAT
ST.. LOUIS E "A I3-5

Ten members of the Paramount
Golf team of st. Louis invaded
Kansas City June 16, for a team
match with the Heart Of America
Club on Swope Park course No. 2.
When the dust had cleared away
the locals had counted eight vic
tories and four loses to defeat the
visitors by a team score Of 13 to
s..
The morning round, an Is hole
match play affair, consisted Of
single matches with Kaycee win
ming Z and losing 8. The after
noon round, again 10 holes of
match play saw the doubles mat
ches being won by the local club
3 to l with DR.. Howell and ]. w.
Siler Of St. Louis Withdrawing.
Medalist honors for the meet
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29
THE ~MODERNISTIC
SOCIAL CLUB

The Modernistic Social Club met
Tuesday evening June 10 at the
home of Mrs. Margaret Pitt, 1924
Grant st. Regular business was
taken care Of at the meeting. The
hostess pleasantly surprised her
guests when she served them with
barbecued ribs and everything to
go with them. Everyone enjoyed
the luncheon. A guest at the meet
ing was Mrs. Julia Pope, who is
visiting in Omaha with her cousin
Mrs. Charles Mayo of 2801 North
oath st. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Lulu
Roundtree of 22O3 Miami Street.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29
D PLAYGROUND HAS
THREE ATTENDANTS
BY c. c. Donald

We wish to call your attention
to the Corby Street Playground,
oath and Corby SITS. We also wish
for all to know that it is a safe
place for your children to play
and enjoy themselves. Some of
the parents often ask us whether
their children are safe without
their being present. Children us
ing this Playground are under the
watchful eyes and supervision of
three attendants at all times. In
charge are: Mrs. Marjorie Ware;
Supervisor, Buddy McRae, Athle-
tic Director and Mr.. G. G. McDon-
old, Caretaker. In case Of bruises
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29
RETURNS
FROM Sc RNiCE

Pvt. Leonard G. Mcdonald has
returned to his home after serv-
ing 2 and one half years in the
army. He received his honorable
discharge recently and is glad to
be home again. He has had many
new experiences and done much
travelling.
VACATIONS IN DENVER. COLO
Mrs. Pearl Farmer was the
house guest of an old school mate
Mrs. Alleen Douglas Breedlove.
formerly of Omaha, but who now
resides in Denver, Colo.
Mrs. Farmer, during her brief
stay in the city. visited as many
points of interest that could be
accomplished in such an abbrevi-
ated stay.
The City Park of Denver, Look
out Mountain, Fitksimmons Gen
eral hospital, Lowery and Buck
ley Fields, were some of the most
impressive sites visited.
Mrs. Breedlove. Mrs. Farmers
hostess, entertained by attending
several parties at Buckley Field
and Lakeside Park.
The lovely ~courtesies extended
by Mr.. and Mrs. Quint Moore. Mrs
N. Pitman. Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs.
Thelma Cavness, Mr. and Mrs. FL
bert Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie
Daniels and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Brown, shall never be forgotten.
Mrs. Bernice Wakefield of 4430
So. 16 St, joined Mrs. Farmer in
Denver and accompanied her on
her return trip home.
Mrs. Farmers stay in Denver
was one of the most enjoyable
vacations she has ever spent.
Mrs. Farmer is the wife of Mr..
Jack Farmer, 252O No. 25th St.
Congratulations to MI. and Mrs.
Willard Wright of 2304 Charles
st. who have a new baby daughter
Mother and daughter are both DO
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29

Hawkins, wife of DR.. Hawkins,
was appointed as sponsor by the
executive committee and was ap-
proved by the church and Rev. F.
G. Williams. Mrs. Olive Davis was
elected president. The Club meets
the End and 4th Sundays of each
month at the home of a member.
The membership is growing, and
we hope eventually to have a 100
percent attendance of lions wo-
men between the ages of 10 and 40.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29

brother, Mr.. Ben Franklin, JEFF
ferson, Texas, daughter in law,
Mrs. Ollie Franklin, Fort Worth
and other relatives.
Funeral services were held on
Tuesday afternoon from Thomas
Funeral Home with Rev. o. J..
Burchardt officiating, burial was
at Forest Lawn Cemetery.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29
RS. HALL
HAS VISITOR

Mrs. Arlene Clemmons arrived
in Omaha Sunday, June %, from
her home in Kansas City, Mo. to
be the guest of Mrs. Charles Hall
of 1923 No. oath st. Mrs. Glenn
mons brought her Is month old
son Clarence with her. They will
remain in Omaha until after the
Fourth of July.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29

were shared by 1. Cash, W. Mall
lory, and S. Johnson with 69's. L
Cash, st. Louis ace, beat Mallory
one up as they finished the morn
ing round four over par.
At the conclusion Of the days
play the visiting st. Louis team
was guest at a dinner given by the
Heart of America club at the PEN
rod Country club.
Leroy Doty, chairman Of the
tournament committee were ass
listed by Dowdal Davis and Morris
Herndon in arranging the match.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29
VISITOR

Mrs. Make Mae Peters of Tex
arkana, Texas is another visitor
to Omaha. She is visiting with her
mother Mrs. Albert Johnson at
Mrs. Johnson's home 119 So. 9th
st. She was accompanies by her
small daughter jeanne.
Mrs. Charles Hall entertained
with a Po-Ke-No party in Mrs.
Peters honor Wednesday, June 10.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29
SOPHISTICATES ELECT
OFFICERS

The Sophisticates, a group Of
young married women met at the
home of Mrs. Doris McDavis of
3119 Corby st. Wednesday, June
"a. The club is a social and Po-
Keno group and has just recently
been organized. A constitution and
bylaws were drawn up Monday
and officers were elected. New of
ficers are Mrs. Madeline Matthews
president, Mrs. Maurice Patterson.
vice-president, Mrs. Thelma Tuck
er, secy, and Mrs. Doris McDavis,
treasurer.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29
WIENER ROAST GIVEN
For VISITOR

Miss Marsha Ann Jackson Of
Lexington, Mo, is in Omaha vi
sitting at the home Of her aunt Mrs
Vera Williams, 1446 No. 23rd st.
Miss Jackson has been a visitor
here for three weeks and will leave
Wednesday for her home.
While here. she was entertained
Sunday, June % at a wiener roast
given at Carter Lake
Miss Jackson is the daughter of
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29

|ACtiVities
4 (by JULIA
Fla $500 AT-269O
TSEaSEC DIRECTOR MOVES
ACTIVITIES TO BENEFIT
rHQHE OF THE GROUPS

Mr. Booker Washington, who
EDr tEE past fTve months has been
spending ms hme at the Center on
2zrd and Charles, has now moved
ms musIc activities to Howard
Reane1y School Lothrop School,
Corby Playground and Northside
ComxrE11ty Center.
ar tine recent Hobby Show, Da-
uaF Gibson received two ribbons
from TMCA. One special from
Commun5ty Crafts division and
CINE Craftsman.
David Is eleven years old and
LIVES al 2212 Charles Street.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29
Mr.. WILLIAM c. WILLIAMS

Of Kansas City, Mo. is in the
city visiting with his sister-in-law
and brother Mr.. and Mrs. Chal-
mers Williams at their home 1446
No. 23rd st. The visitor will re-
main in Omaha for about two
weeks.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29
oUT-oF-TowN VISITORS

Mr.. Lawrence Anderson of New
York City will be a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Avant of 23l9
Charles st. Mr.. Anderson and Mr..
Avant we're both recently dis
charged from the army. The two
served together overseas IN the
Pacific area including Saipan, Tin
Man, Guam, and Honolulu.
Mr.. Avant and his wife Marie,
have a small daughter.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29
PLEASANT GREEN PICNIC

Monday evening, June "a, the
Junior Choir Of Pleasant Green
Baptist Church gave a picnic at
Elmwood Park. The young peo-
pc met at the recreation Center
at the Logan-Fontenelle Apis,
where trucks were waiting to
carry them to the park. About 40
youngsters attended the picnic Mrs
Bell is the supervisor of the Plea
SAINT Green Junior Choir and Miss
Betty Patton is president of the
group.