THE VOICE
A NEGRO WEEKLY
"Dedicated to the promotion of
the cultural, social and spiritual
life of a great people”
Rev. Melvin L. Shakespeare
Publisher and Owner
2225 S Street Phone 5-6491
If no answer call 5-7508
Rubie W. Shakespeare
Advertising & Business Manager
Mrs. Joe Green
Circulation Mgr.
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class matter at the Lincoln Ne
braska Post Office is pending.
Business Address, 2225 “S” Street,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Special recognition is always
given persons whose emphasis lie
in good citizenship.
Lincoln is a fast moving city,
rapidly making civic improve
ments and providing opportuni
ties for cultural developement
and recreation. Hundreds of our
families are displaying active
participations in community pro
jects relating to such matters as
health, safety and beautification
of their homes, thus making a
definite contribution to the city.
The beautiful lawns, flower
gardens, shrubbery, porch and
yard furniture were all evidence
of this fact. During the difficult
job of judging in the recent an
nual Urban League Yard Clean
Up Campaign.
The Clyde Coulter home 2444
South 9 is outstanding .with its
beautiful iris hedge in full bloom
and the retaining wall on either
side making the place seperate
and distinct. The care of the
yard is comparable with Mrs.
Coulters idealistic housekeeping.
At the Page home 336 South
20th Street display of superior
color schemes and orderly ar
rangements was outstanding.
The property at 1029 Rose St.
has been completely revolu
tionized during the year of the
Randols occupancy. A lawn
front and back with beautiful
lilacs in keeping with the “Lilac
City” that Lincoln has become, as
well as other shrubbery, is an al
most unbelievable transforma
tion.
The Caesar’s, 1922 “T” not only
shows great improvements in the
re-arrangement of the yard but
the new driveway and walk, also
enhance its beauty.. t
Both the Lintz’s and Starks’
yards were individualistic and
marvelously significent. Both
families are newcomers and mak
ing a welcomed contribution to
our city.
Teen Age Chatter
Reporter Dotty Greene
Asst. Ruby Lee Harper
Asst. Loretta McWilliams
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Greetings Mates. Whats new
with you?
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This week we pay tribute to
the 9A graduates from the Junior
High Schools, those graduating
are Delores Bowen, Loretta Mc
Williams, Jeanette Vinegar, Mar
guerite Knowles, Birdie Powell,
Gerraldine Nettles, Charles Cam
pbell, Lester White, from Whit
tier and Jeanne Ivory from Ev
erett Junior High School.
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Miss Freddie Powell won
honorable mention in the Regent
Scholarship test given by the
University of Nebraska.
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Your roving reporter (Dotty)
made a trip to Fairbury, Nebr.
last week-end to see Maxine Stith.
Four Hastings boys were in our
fair city last Sunday, they were
Dan and Lowell Smith and Can
non & Lloyd Kinchelow. The
Kinchelows are originally from.
Denver.
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The Girls Soft Ball Team won
their first game last Sunday, 20
. to 2. Their coach is Raymond
■ (Shorty) Botts.
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We wish Bettye (Mike) Tarpley
much success in her new column
in the Omaha Star, it has started
’ out to be very interesting.
• • • •
' Miss Jean Smith of Chicago,
» Illinois was in Lincoln this past
■ week to attend her grandfather’s
■ funeral, Mr. John Smith.
• • • *
> Miss Dorothy Scott from Han
; nibal, Mo. is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
> Frank Williams, Dorothy will be
in Lincoln the remaining part of
’ the summer.
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The Lincoln Urban League held
i its annual Picnic * t Antelope
IPark, Friday, Mav ** Some of
the Teen-Agers seen at the pic
nic were Joyce Williams, Robbie
Powell, Bettye Tarpley, Jackie
Hubbard, Muriel Harris, Ralph
Wilson, Billie Mosby, Bill Whit
mon, Ernest Taylor, and there
were scores more. Ice cream and
sandwtches were served by the
League.
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Teenagers that are on the Whit
tier Junior High Scholarship
Honor Roll for 5 semesters are
Loretta McWilliams, for four sem
esters, Delores Bowen; three
semesters, Marguerite Knowles,
Loretta McWilliams and Delores
Bowen. We think the girls have
done good work.
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So long until we meet again.
Dotty, Ruby & Loretta
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