The voice. (Lincoln, Nebraska) 1946-195?, January 03, 1947, Page Five, Image 5

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    • Teen Age Chatter
Reporter, Dotty Greene
Fiction and Fact No. I
Every man has his girl, but the
^.ice man has his pick.
* * * *
We had a teen-ager from Kan
sas City, Mo., Miss Edna Berry.
She is visiting Mrs. Polk.
* * * *
Doctor: You have a cute appendi
cites. (acute that is)
Joan: Listen Doc. I came here to
be examined, not admired.
* * * *
A little bird told me that Billie
Mosley made quite a hit with
Beatrice Motley of Alliance, Nebr.
* * * *
For Whom The Bell Tolls
t Come on kids lets see how
many of these phone numbers you
can find:
Most Failthful 5-4632
Cutest Freshman _ 5-7416
Good Singer . 5-8554
Cutest Sophomore 2-4654
Handsome 2-1519
Inseparable Twosome .
-.- - . 2-4654—2-1565
Good Personality (girl) 2-1519
Cute Figure ._ 5-4032
Smooth Talker.. .3-2084
The Brains . 5-9872
Bashful ... 2-5631
* * * *
Miss Loretta McWilliams and
Susie Mae Whitehall had a New
^ Years Eve party. Thirty guests
were invited. The evening was
spent informally.
* * * *
Maisie: Do you know, I wouldn’t
trust Bill too far.
Daisy: I wouldn’t trust him too
near.
* * * *
Question for next week will be.
If you inherited $5,000 what
would you do first.
♦ * * *
I want to thank Maxine Stith
for the good ideas she sent me for
my column. Maxine is a Reporter
for the Fairbury High School
paper.
* * * *
Teen-agers on the sick list are
• Kathryn King and Ida Adkins.
We all wish them a speedy recov
ery.
Bye Now,
Dotty
College Students Conference
(Continued from page 1)
(Mo.), Bennett, A & T (Greens
boro), N. C. State college, John
son C. Smith, S. C. State, Fisk and
Hampton. Among the white in
stitutions that sent interracial
delegations were Columbia uni
versity, Hunter college, the Uni
versity of Chicago and the Uni
versity of Michigan. In all, 50
Negro students were in attend
ance.
Three of the Negro students
were members of the American
delegation to the World Student
congress at Prague last summer.
William Ellis, a recent graduate
from Harvard where he was
treasurer of the student council
and a track star, was elected an
international vice president of
the International Union of Stu
dents. As a leader in the student
section of the YMCA and a mem
ber of the National Intercollegiate
Christian council, he will go to
Europe again this winter to at
tend the executive committee
meeting, and also to represent the
student protestant movement at
the World Student relief.
Walter Wallace, one of the
group from Columbia university,
represented Youthbuilders, Inc.,
at the congress last summer and
is a member of the International
Council.
Charles Proctor, formerly o f
Fisk, but now serving as an in
structor at the University of Illi
nois where he is working for his
master’s degree in chemistry, was
vice chairman of the delegation
to the congress last summer. He is
a prominent member of the Com
mittee for the Chicago Students’
congress which acted as host to
the group.
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Joe Louis Starts Central,
South American Tour
Feburary 5.
NEW YORK—(ANP)— Fight
fans of Latin America will get a
chance to see Heavy-weight
Champion Joe Louis in person,
when he brings his Central and
South American exhibition bouts
next February 5.
Mexico City will be his first
stop. He will take over his former
opponent, Arturo Godoy, for a
four round exhibition bout. From
there, he will visit Guatemala
City, Guatemala; Managua, Nica
ragua; San Jose, Costa Rica; Bo
gota or Cali, Colombia; Lima,
Peru; Santiago, Chile; Buenos
Aires; Argentina; Montevideo,
Uruagauy; San Paulo and Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil; Caracas, Vene
zuela and Saj Juan, Puerto Rico.
In charge of the Latin Ameri
can tour is Bill McCarney, Broad
way boxing figure, and one-time
associate of Gene Tunney. He was
retained by Marshall Miles, co
manager of Louis.
GOODWILL SUBSCRIPTION
CAMPAIGN
The Goodwill Subscription
Campaign of “The Voice” will get
under way early Saturday morn
ing January 4. The goal is one
thousand subscriptions by Jan
uary 31.
Six girls and one boy are par
ticipating, each with a view of
receiving the diamond ring offer
ed as a first award.
Each contestant will be support
ed by an organization or group of
persons interested not only from
a competitive point of view but
in the promotion of the project
as a “builder of goodwill” and
the advancement of the largest
minority group in the United
States.
Contestants are Dorothy Molden,
Doris Powell, Catherine King,
Loretta McWilliams, Melsena
Goolsby and Winnifred Winston.
Charles Campbell will also
work, and will be assisted by
Bobby Graham.
Second and third awards will
be made.
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This is what Mr. R. T. Malone,
president of the Lincoln Urban
League has to say:
There is certainly a need in the
community for such a publication
to cover the things not being
covered by the existing mediums
of publication.
It is the only way of getting
the complete coverage of news
in order that the public may be
informed as to the economic,
social and educational welfare
of the negro people.
I am a subscriber and have
read every issue of “The Voice”
and commend the staff on a fine
job.
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Was formerly
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January 4. 1947
THE VOICE
2225 S St., Lincoln, Nebr.
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