Author To Issue Monthly
Race Relations Bulletin
NEW YORK— (ANP)—Margar
et Halsey, author of “Color
Blind,”—a white woman Looks at
the Negro” announced last week
that she and a group of friends
who were concerned about racial
problems, will issue a monthly
bulletin of news and suggestions
for friends of their cause.
The project originated out of
the letters which began to reach
her as soon as her book was pub
lished. Many were from indivi
duals who expressed themselves
as anxious to promote better
racial relations, but did not know
how to proceed.
~ “What we need jus^ now is a
great many individuals with a
little courage rather than a few
persons with a great deal of cour
age,” Miss Halsey said. “For in
stance, enough people writing
letters to members of congress
would change the moral climate
of this country in one year.”
The first issue of the bulletin
is promised for December 1. (43)
Harper's To Publish White
ECHOES FROM THE
MIDWEST CONVENTION"
(Continued from page 1)
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Ordination Service installing
the Rev. O. W. Mclnnis, pastor
of Christ Temple Church at Kan
sas City, Kansas as the new Dis
trict Chairman of the Midwestern
District through the appointment
' of the Bishop Wm. A. Washing
ton D. D., Presiding Bishop of the
Western Diocese.
The wonderful singing of our
Sister West of Christ Temple of
Omaha Nebraska and was the
highlight of the convention. The
glorious weather that our heavely
father gave us thru out the con
vention.
The annual report of the Bro.
Richard McWilliams, Local Presi
■t dent of the H.Y.P.U. and District
Missionary of the Sunday School
and Holiness Young Peoples
Union was highly commended
by the District Chairman, Rev.
Askerneese and delegates, he was
also given much credit for the
success of the convention.
The kind wisdom and brotherly
love shown by our District Chair
man Rev. O. A. Askerneese who
lead this great meeting thru what
“old timers” said was the best
ever. The high heavenly spirit
brotherly love that permeated
throughout the entire session
was remarkable Sister Rebecca
Young Christ Temple member at
Omaha artist work at the piano,
was beyond words to express.
g In closing we thank the citizens
of Lincoln for helping us to make
this a successful convention.
And this is the close of the
“ECHOES FROM THE MIDWEST
CONVENTION”
Teen Age Chatter
Reporter Dotty Greene
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"Thought of the Week"
Life is the childhood of our
immortality. —Goethe
The L. H. S. Senior Choir pre
sented a double assembly Tues
day morning October 22. There
were three of our teen-agers sing
ing with the group, they were
Betty Wilson, Mattie Sue Nevels,
and Frank Burden. They did a
very nice job.
I hear there is a party brewing
at the Urban League on Novem
ber 2, 1946. There will be forty
guests attending. I hope they
have a nice time.
"Question of the Week"
What is your favorite song?
Vonna Finley—Somewhere in the
night. (With whom Vonna)
Elois Finley—I Don’t Know Why.
Lois Hatcher—I’m Through with
Love. (Now Lois)
Freddie Powell— To Each his
Own. (Is that a warning, Fred
die?)
Bobbie Graham—I have no
special one.
Jr. Starks—I like them all.
Robbie Powell—My sugar is so
refined. (Holding out on us
Robbie.)
Susie Mae Whitehall—I don’t
know why.
Billie Mosby— One Hundred
Years from Today. (Where will
you be?)
Ther was quite a group of teen
agers at the Lincoln High vs.
Omaha South game Wednesday
evening. Among them were:
Bertram Cooke, Frank King, Von
na Finley, Marguerite Harrison.
Richard Holcomb' Betty Wilson,
and a lot more, the game was
really good. The score was 33-7,
L. H. S. favor.
Person of the week
Age ..-.. 16
Sex _ Male
Height ___6’ 1”
Weight__160 lbs.
Color of eyes .brown
Color of hair_brown
Grade _ 10 B
Lives on Whittier Street
Telephone No.- ?
Guess Who
The 4-H Club is sponsoring a
Turkey Circus November 15, 1946
the admission will be 10c. Get*
your tickets now. There will be
several amusements and lots of
prizes. Get your ticket from any
4-H girl.
The Girl Scouts under the sup
ervision of Miss K. Thompson
spent Thursday, October^4, on a
picnic.
The 4-H girls spent Thursday,
October 24, at a taffy pull at the
Urban League.
Say Teen-Agers why not give
me some questions for the ques
tion of the week?
Bye now, see you next week.
“Dotty”
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