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The Urban League Guild met
recently and elected new officers.
Mrs. C. W. Malone, president; Miss
Mary Sampson, vice president;
Mrs. Evelyn Irving, secretary;
Mrs. Mary Scott, treasurer. Mrs.
Irving and Mrs. Scott are serving
two consecutive terms. The Guild
is planning a get acquainted pro
gram for their next meeting to be
held October 12, 1950. They will
have their Annual Tea Sunday,
October 22, 1950 at the Urban
League, 4-6 p.m. Mrs. Ageneese
Adams, retiring president, report
ing.
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Ted King, 16 year old sopho
more at Lincoln high school, is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd S.
King, 2238 R
Street. Ted, an
o u t s t a n ding
player with the
Links football
team, made the
winning T.D. in
the Sioux City
Lincoln game
last Friday jm
night. In the 41 M ~
Omaha Central- Courtesy Lincoln
Lincoln high Stat* JournlLl
game recently Ted Kins
he ran 17 yards for a T.D.
Ted attended Whittier Junior
high school where he started his
sports achievements. His eye was
set on track at the time. He won
3 ribbons in the 7th grade, 4 in
the 8th and 5 in the 9th, all being
a part of Health Day, an annual
feature of Whittier Junior high
school.
The Links are scheduled to meet
Northeast high Friday night.
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Mrs. Stella Davis left Monday
night, October 2, for Kansas City
Traveling Singer** at
Newman Church Sunday
The Traveling Singers of Phi
lander Smith college at Little
Rock. Ark., presented a concert at
4 o’clock Sunday afternoon at
Newman Methodist church. The
program included Negro spirituals,
gospel songs, secular and popular
selections.
Breakfast and dinner were
served the group by members of
Newman.
where she will spend several days
at the bedside of a relative who
is very ill.
* * *
Motoring to Grand Island, Ne
braska, Sunday were the Rev.
and Mrs. R. H. Powell and then
daughter, Freddie. They were
accompanied by James Adkins.
Freddie spent the week-end in
Lincoln and returned to Omaha
Monday.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Botts
and daughter Joan and Richard
Holcomb motored to Sioux City,
Iowa, Saturday, Sept. 23rd, to at
tend the Lincoln High-Sioux City
football game.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander,
Richard and Beverly Holcomb and
Joyce Williams motored to Omaha,
Nebraska, Thursday.
Zion to Have Bake Sale
Mt. Zion Baptist church is spon
soring a bake sale at Hardy’s fur
niture stores Monday, October 16,
it was reported by Mrs. Stella
Davis.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
It, Mr- Itrrv* Mill™ Phone 2-4051
For thfs half century Progress
Issue I have selected recipes from
a couple of good cooks who have
been in Lincoln for the past fifty
years.
Pickled Lilly
Chop very fine
1 peck green tomatoes
2 small heads cabbage
3 green peppers
4 onions
fi large cucumbers
Put all in large stone jar and
sprinkle with 1 cup salt. Let stand
over night. Next day drain and
scald in 1 quart vinegar and 2
quarts water. Take out with
skimmer, 'drain in sieve. Make a
syrup of 3 quarts vinegar, 4
pounds brown sugar. Let boil to
gether 30 minutes. Put- up in pint
jars. It will keep indefinitely.
Mrs. Lillian Miller
2251 South 8th Street
Molasses Cookies
1 34 cup flour
34 cup molasses
34 cup sugar
1 teaspoon baking powder
34 cup shortening
2 eggs
Vi teaspoon baking soda —dissolved
in 1 tablespoon hot coffee
1 teaspoon cinnamon
34 teaspoon salt
34 cup milk
Beat thoroughly and drop by
teaspoon two inches apart on bake
sheet. Bake in oven 350 degrees.
Mrs. Ida Belle McWilliams
2015 U Street
Sour Cream Raisin Pie
% package pastry mix
1 egg
1 cup sour cream
1 tablespoon white vinegar
% cup sugar
2 tablespoons flour
34 teaspoon cinnamon or allspice
34 teaspoon nutmeg
34 teaspoon salt
2 cups seedless raisins
Following directions on pack
age, make dough for single 8-inch
pie shell; roll out and fit into
pan. Beat egg slightly, add cream
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| and vinegar, blend. Add remain
ing ingredients. Mix well. Pour
into pie shell. Bake in very hot
oven, 450° F., for ten minutes,
then reduce heat to moderate,
350° F., and bake 30-35 minutes
longer, or until crust is brown
Serve slightly warm.
Sweet-Potato Pie
Flaky pastry
About 4 cooked medium sweet po
tatoes
3 eggs
H cup granulated sugar
Vi teaspoon nutmeg
% teaspoon cinnamon -
V4 teaspoon salt
V4 teaspoon lemon flavoring
1V4 cups milk or % cup evaporated
milk and % cup water
V4 cup melted butter or margarine
Heat oven to 400° F. (moder
ately hot). Line a 9-inch pie
plate with homemade or packaged
pastry; make a fluted edge. Mash
potatoes well; then measure IVj
cups. Beat eggs until light; then
add sugar and next 5 ingredients;
beat with an egg beater until
smooth. Add butter and mashed
potatoes; beat well with egg
beater. Pour into unbaked pie
shell; bake at 400° F. 45 minutes,
or until knife inserted in center
comes out clean. Make one 9-inch
pie.
Tenn. to Admit Negroes
To Graduate Courses
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (ANP). The
state of Tennessee yielded to de
mocracy last week and acted to
admit Negroes to the University
of Tennessee in professional
courses.
This action came as a result of
a ruling by State Atty. Gen. Roy
H. Beeler who approved the ad
mission of three Negroes to the
school. He commented that “strife
and toil” will follow his act.
W. F. Hoppe
Lumber Co.
9th tj S Streets
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We salute the progress
made in the past half cen
tury among Negro home
owners who have recog
nized the value of home
ownership.
Harrington
Companies
229 S. 13
GILMOUR
DANIELSON
DRUG CO.
PRESCRIPTION
DRUGGISTS
free Delivery
142 South 13th St. Pho'e2-1246
Lincoln Stove
and
Furnace Repair
*
Company
205 So. 10th
2-3913
Congratulations
KELSO
Chemical Co.
117 North 9th
2-2434
SEE US
for
Washers, Sweepers,
Refrigerators, Pianos,
Sewing Machines, Radios
New & Used
We Sell on Terms
GOURLAY
BROS.
PIANO CO.
21* So. 12 2-16361
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Of Negro Achievement
It's a Great Record
Refer To It Often.
VINE ST.
MARKET
GROCERIES b MEATS
22nd and Vine
2-8583 — 2-8584
Congratulations on SO
Years Progress
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1133 No. Cotner Blvd. Phone 6-2357
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