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Rev, K H Powell lef1 Satur
day sight fur Vicksburg. Mica
Eirroute home he will attend the
Id. £ annual conference In St 1
La*uik. Mo
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Uruttti night aervice* between
!!:«• Mounl Zion Baptist church
and Quinn chapel will start in '
June
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Mrs Mary Burden Davis of
San Diego, Calif., has arrived ir !
luncuin to make her home with
he: brother Mr William Burden. J
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Ti»e Crusader's club are spon
soring an all request program 1
June 5 at Quinn chapel A M. E.
•church.
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The Hub of Harmony quartet
vat presented in a concert at
Bethel A M, E church at Elwood, >
Kas Rev M. L Shakespeare is
tht pastor,
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Mis- Eorerta Martin, state or
ganizer Jot the postal mechanic
nrgHruzation was among Lincoln
repi esentatives at a one-day con
vention held a? Des Moines, la
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. Mis* Ruby Hurley of New ,
York Crty w&5 entertained Sun
nay evening by dining with
Charts Goolsby and William
Braoden at the Corn busker ho
tel Mia, Hurley is stopping at
the Y W.CA
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The Voice cook book project
was honored with a booth at the
Caprioi City home show last week.
Members of the Voice staff have
reported they had very good luck
mstributing the books
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Mrs Francis Green and daugh
ters Dei ores Carolyn and Bea
trice left Friday night for Cali'
forma where they will make their
■ home,
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The M B.L A A. club will hold
their regular meeting at Bea
trice. Neb, on Thursday, with
Mrs. Otis Washington as hostess.
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A number of ladies who were
asked to write their representa
tive in Washington. The bill.
II. R. 2023, Is to regulate oleo
margarine. to repeal certain taxes
relating to oleo-margarine and
for other purposes, have written
and received replies. Organiza
tions were contacted recently and
urged to support the repeal of this
tax.
Travclgtiide to Sponsor
Interracial lours
Tikis Summer
NEW YORK. (ANP)—“Trav
elguide,” the directory devoted to j
“vacation and recreation without;
humiliation,” announced here last
week that it will sponsor inter
racial tours to Europe, the Holy
Land and the Caribbean beginning
this sximmer. The new department!
of Travelguide, Inc., will be
known as “Travelguide Tours,”
and will operate in close associa
tion with H. A. El berth, well
known travel agent and tour-con
sultant.
Richard Diamond and Rose j
Radin will lead the Caribbean and
Israel tours, respectively. The first
tour to the Caribbeans will leave
on or about July 8 and will in
clude such places as Puerto Rico,
Virgin Islands, Dominican Repub
lic, Haiti and Cuba.
If loose windows rattle, use
golf tees as a wedge between the
window and frame for a firm con
tact The shape of the tee makes
its use simple.
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Greetings Gates:
This week means that there are
only a few more weeks of school
for you Stoo-dunce.
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I hear Doris Dowell has a crush
on a certain boy. What about
that Doris. I wonder what Mari
lyn has to say about that?
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The following paragraph de
, scribes two of Lincoln's lovely
j teen age girls and they have in
; formed me that they are not in
| terested in any of the young
teens of the opposite sex.
They are two of the most mod
est, cool-playing, real-gone, ex
traordinary, decent, delicate, cre
ations; none other than Jeanette
Venegar and Birdie Powell. In
other words boys just aren’t in
terested in you. (I wonder are
they human!!!)
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A cute foursome that I heard
about over the week end was
that of Emma White and Elbert
Starks and Marilyn Bowen and
Donald Dorsey. Real-Cool Hey!
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The Kiique KJub met at the
home of Jeanne Malone Sunday
afternoon. We made plans for
the simply crazy carnival we will
have June 3, so all you teens and
adults must come there will be
fun, fun, and more fun for young
and old. We also made plans for
our second annual Formal Lawn
party we plan to have about the
20th of June.
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Barbara Johnson was here Sun- !
day visiting Marilyn Bowen.
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The Capitol City Home Show
was a great event several of our
teens appeared to see tire things
of tomorrow, among them were
I Jeanette Venegar, Birdie Powell,
! Deris Powell.
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In the fashion parade this week
Phyllis Holcomb was wearing a
cute hat that was very becom
ing to her. Others, dressed sharp
Sunday were Jeanne Malone who
was wearing a grey suit, Betty
Wilson who was wearing a fine'
beige two-piece dress' and Betty
Bowman who was wearing a nice
two-toned brown suit.
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So long for now teens but don't
forget the Kiique Klub for All
Carnival.
By now. Dotty.
Sepia Players In
Current Films
HOLLYWOOD. (ANP). Clar
ence . Muse has completed a fea- !
ture role including two original
songs in Bing Crosby’s “Riding
High.” Ezerette (Sugarfoot) An
derson, Harold Ivan Browning,
j Clinton Rosamond and Madam
j Sul-te-wan have roles in Warner
Brothers’ racing picture. “Sea
j Biscuit.”
j Six pretty chorines are fea
tured in the Harlem “Club Dixie
land” sequence in Frank Sinatra’s
i “On the Town” at MGM. They are
Mildred Boyd, Anise Boyer, Doris
Akes, Vivian Dandridge, Marie
Bryant, and Artie Young Reed.
Males in the scene are Napoleon
Whitir.g. Wesley Bly, Jack Wil
liams, General White and Milton
* Shockley.
Members ol the case of “In
truders in the Dust,” both colored
and white, were treated very well
in Oxford, Miss,, where most of
the picture was filmed, publicity
man Barret Kiesling reported.
He said the little town oi 4,600
wants to present the world pre
miere of the picture. The pub
lisher of the book, “Intruder in
the Dust,” has sent 1,500 copies
of the book to the town. This is a
story of a lynching in Mississippi
town.
( household hints
Hjr Mr*, lirev7 Millet Phone 2 4051
(AMAUB riNRArriC MAW.
3 a. finely shredded cabhage
1 tbsp. sugar
34 tsp. salt
34 c. sweet cream, whipped
134 c. crushed pineapple
Lightly mix ingredients. Serve"
with salad dressing thinned with
pineapple juice. Serves four.
TOMATO AHIMC IN KBITER
I envelope gelatin
‘a c. cold water
2 c. tomatoes
2 hay leaves
134 tsp. salt
2 tbsp. vinegar
1 stalk celery, chopped
4 tsp. grated onion
dash pepper
2 tbsp. lemon Juice
Soften gelatin in cold water.
Simmer tomatoes, bay leaves, salt,
celery, onion and pepper for ten
minutes. Strain. Dissolve gelatin
in hot tomato mixture. Add vine
gar and lemon juice. Set in cool
place to partially congeal. Cut a
thin slice from stem end of green
pepper. Scoop out seeds and di
viding membrane. Fill with aspic.
Chill until firm; slice. Serve on
bed of lettuce, endive or water
cress.
ASPARAGUS GOLDENROD.
Arrange cooked asparagus
spears on salad greens which ?
have been tossed in French dress- |
ing. Top with finely chopped
hard-cooked eggs. Serve with;
French dressing.
BEETS WITH I.EMON SAUCE.
2 tbsp. lemon juice
2 tbsp cooking oil
1 tbsp sugar
salt
2 c. sliced, cooked beets
Combine lemon juice, oil, sugar
and sail in saucepan. Add beets
and heat thoroly. Four servings.
FRITTERS.
1 e. flour
1 tsp. salt
2 eggs
34 c. milk
1 tbsp. melted shortening
Beat eggs. Add milk, fat, salt
and flour. Beat with rotary beater
until smooth. Dip prepared vege
tables into batter. Drain off ex
cess. Fry in fat heated to 375°,
four to five min., depending on
size of pieces Makes 1 c. batter.
Use slices of eggplant, flowerlets
of broccoli, or sliced ripe to
matoes.
CARROT COOK IKK
2 c. sifted flour
2 tsp. baking powder
34 tsp salt
\ e. shortening
34 c sugar
1 e. mashed carrots
34 tsp. vanilla
Sift flour, baking powder and
salt. Cream shortening and sugar
together. Add vanilla and carrots. |
Beat well. Add dry ingredients
and mix thoroly. Drop from tea
spoon onto greased cookie sheet.
Flatten each slightly with fork.
Bake in moderate oven (350°) 12
to 15 minutes. Frost immediately
with a mixture of 1 tsp. orange
rind, 2% tbsp. orange juice, 1%
tsp. butter and enough confec
tioners’ sugar to thicken to
spreading consistency. About four
dozen cookies.
CUCUMBER SALAD.
Peel cucumbers and chill. Dice
and combine with sliced onions
or shredded lettuce. Serve with
the following dressing.
SOUR-CREAM SALAD DRESSING.
1 c. sour cream
1 tbsp. lemon juice
dash of eurry powder
salt
Whip cream. Add lemon juice
during the whipping. Season with
salt and curry.
RING MOLD SALAD.
1 envelope gelatin
34 e. cold water
1 c. boiling water
1 tbsp lemon juice
3 tbsp. vinegar
1 tbsp. sugar
2 tbsp. grated onion
2 c. diced vegetables
1 tsp. salt
Soften gelatin in cold water.
Add boiling water and stir until
dissolved. Add lemon juice, vine
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Chill until partially set. Add
vegetables. Rinse 8-inch ring mold
in cold water. Fill and chill until
firm. Unmold on salad greens. Fill
center of mold with your favorite
salad dressing. Serves four.
Urban League to
Hold Picnic
On Monday, May 30, at 3:30
p. m., the Uurban League will
hold its 17th annual Memorial
day picnic at Antelope park.
Games will be played with prizes *
for winners. Free refreshments
will be served. Everyone is wel
come.
Bias Patterns
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to Negro people by customs of the
Real Estate board. Poor houses are
the only ones offered for living
quarters and because of low wages
they often cannot be repaired.”
Only one bank in the city will
loan money to help Negroes im
prove their property: Negroes with
good jobs have well-kept homes,
she reported.
Negroes find it almost impossi
ble to eat in a public place in Des
Moines, Mrs. Weertz said.
“Negroes are given no service—
merely ignored.”
On the good side, Mrs. Weertz
said there is no discrimination in
the public schools or in Drake uni
versity. Business and commercial
schools, except one giving courses
two nights a week, are closed to
Negroes.
Two local hospitals admit
Negroes for medical or nurse
training, she said. All hospitals are
open to Negro patients and Negro
doctors.
In religion there is no prejudice.
Some places of recreation bar
Negroes, but such places as the
theaters, Salvation Army and
and Scout camps, the Y.M.C.A.
and Y.W.C.A. do not discriminate.
There is little or no discrimina
tion in state welfare and secre
tarial work, the post office, the
city library, the water works and
the police department.
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