The Omaha guide., 1955-10-21

and also for Edith Cawthorne
who will leave Omaha to make
her home in Minneapolis, Mimi
Master Jeffrey Johnson also a
house quest of the Harpers was
a guest at the slumber party. Be-
sides the honored guests, others
prestnt were: Gwendolyn Seay,
Jackie Louis, Jacqueline Morton,
Jackie Minnenhal, Cynthia
J.e nj ce Minnenhall, Cynthia
Mease, Marva johnson, Joyce
Harper was the hostess. The
breakfast was held at the home
of Mrs. Clifford Davis, 2319 No.
26th st.
THE SATURDAY MITE
BIRTHDAY CLUB, PLEASANT
GREEN CHOIR AND THE
EVER READY MEMS CHORUS
will picnic at Carter Lake on SUM-
day afternoon Out Of town
guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Robinson and family.
CAPTAIN DAVIS OF THE
FIRE DEPARTMENT, and his
family moved into the beautiful
new home at 3716 No. 33rd st.
August 1st.. 4 II is q s room frame
with a. very beautiful and spac-
ious lawn. The, Dayises are very
thrilled and happy to realize the
dream of a lifetime. The first
guest to help them celebrate
their first week in the new home
was ia long time friend of the FAM
lily. Miss Olive v. Clark, Secre-
tary Of the YMCA on Pine st. IN
st. Louis, Mo. The next guest In
the new home was Mrs. Davis's
father, Mr. T. c. Cooper Of Tex
arkana, Ark.
THE WILLING WORKERS
|CLUB OF THE MT. MORIAH
BAPTIST CHURCH met at the
home of Mrs. Ned Moore 2210 No.
26th St. on Tuesday night.
THE NORTHSIDE WCTU
MET AT THE HOME OF CERT
RUDE BROOKS, 26o3 NO. 18th
st. Wednesday morning at 1000
am. President Anna Burton
held a short business session, at
the close a delightful luncheon
was served. Every thing was
put in order for the State con-
vention, which will be held in the
Emmanuel Baptist Church at Path
land Pinkney, September 1919
i2O-21st. Some of Omaha,s best
talent has been secured for this
convention. Mrs. Gertrude Brooks
was chosen as a delegate. Mrs
Minnie Dixon is music chairman
for the State and program chair
man for the State convention.
THE WEDDING OF MISS
SARAH WESLEY HAS BEEN
POSTPONED INDEFINITELY.
PLEASE CALL GERTRUDE
BROOKS, AT. 1917 AND LEAVE
YOUR NEWS.
CORNHUSKER LODGE 148 of
the AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAP
PED INC. will hold a Bake Sale
Saturday, October 20, 1855 at the
Brandeis Store on the first floor.
The proceeds will be used to Sc
cure and finance a meeting place
where there will be time and
room to permit the classes OF In
struction that are available to the
Handicapped. We are asking do
nations of all kinds, of Home Baked
foods. If you will donate some
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thing please call AT 1917.
NORTHSIDE W.C.T,U. HELD
REGULAR MEETING AND
INSTITUTE WEDNESDAY, Oc-
tober 10, 1855 at the YWCA, 18th
and Miami SITS. The president
Mrs. Anna Burton opened the
meeting at 1890 Am. after the
devotionals. After the regular
business was dispensed with the
election of officers was held. The
new officers are: President, Mrs.
Anna Burton; Vice President Ber-
trude Brooks; Recording Secretary,
Mrs. Beulah Craddock; Correspond
ing Secretary, Mrs. Elizabeth Cor
ahm; Treasurer, Gertrude Brooks;
Music and Social Chairman, Mrs.
Minnie Dixon; Devotional Chair
man, Mrs. Florence Moore; Annual
Dues, Mrs. Lenard. At IL noon
a delicious luncheon was served
and at 100 PM, after the dev0-
tionals by Mrs. Moore the presi-
dent introduced the guest speaker,
Mrs. Charles Turner, Douglas
County president, who gave the
ladies a very i~nspirational talk.
Other guests were Mrs. Turner's
daughter and son
GUESTS IN THE HOME OF
THEIR COUSINS, MRS. MINNIE
DIXON AND FAMILY, 1852 Bin
ney st. M/Sgt. and Mrs. Calvin
Dacus and children, Calvin Jr. and
Patricia came Thursday to be sta
toned at the Offutt Air Base for
one year. They came to Omaha
from Mountain Home Air Force
Base, Idaho but have only re-
Gently returned from Japan. They