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SUNRISE GOLFERS
The Sunrise Golfers opened
the season of 1937 with >a de
lightful day of golf last Thurs
day at Miller Park. During the
business meeting that evening
at the Urban League Coinmun
ity Center numbers were drawn
for golf matches to be played be
fore the next meeting on May
14th, ia,t which time the scores
are to be brought in and record
ed. Since there is to be a prize
given to the one holding the
lowest score atl the end of each
month, very keen competition
is shown among the players.
The following officers were
elected and appointed :
Rae Lee Jones, president:
Delores Blackwell, vice pres;
Flora Morris, treasurer;
Edrose Willis, reporter.
Here’s hoping this wea'ther
clears up and gives us a break
on the golf links.
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_H. S. S... LEADS IN HIGH
SCHOOL S.BALL LEAGUE
By Joe Brooks
Angelo Merriweather’s last
years champions took first
place in the Urban League high
school soft ball tournament.
Tuesday April 27th was «'(
great day for the last year
champions, due to the good
pi/tihing of Joe Lazine and Joe
Breedlove, H. S. S_ defeated
Woodson AC to take first place
The sttejrs of the game were
II. Franklin, P. Franklin and
“Tax” Ennly). Although Joe
Brooks, the hot comer sacker
for the champions made three
errors he started the rally in
the sixth inning by clouting a
two bagger wth two very fist
men on base. P. Franklin and
Woods, Merriweather cham
pions, promises to give the fans
a thrill at its home ground sit
uated. at 21st and Burdette
streets.
Mjnrty Thomas, the head ‘in
stmetor at the Urban League
is keeping up the good work by
his great umpiirng. Join the
crowd and be at the home
grounds on 21st. and Burdette
and cheer your team on to vie
tory.
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WHO’S THAT KNOCKING
AT YOOUR DOOR?
Old man defeat!
Girls don't let him get you
down, game two; score Mala
shock 8, Robes “Copper Gals”
2; Donaldson “Marvo’ pitch
ing, Smiling Payne catching, is
OK, but watch Mrs. Geraldine,
a new pitching star.
She can hit, run and eiaitch.
Girls there is an example of a
real ball player.
The slow ball, the Rabes gals
try to kill and just barely hit.
Not enough pep, too much
slow motion. We know “Baby
Ruth” just can't play anymore
—her day is gone with the wind
but the others we must find
out the trouble.
The Malashock team were
heavy hitters larcurate catchers
and very fast runners. They
placed a nice game. Better
news next time, I hope.
Ruth Griffin
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RABES GIRLS DEFEATED
BY MALASHOOK GIRLS
The Rabe Girls out in beau
tiful uniforms and jiackets of
black and red, a dangerous
color, once feared by all white
girl teams, have turned out to
be lambs.
They met and were defeated
11 YEAR OLD GOLFER
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Don Dun krtberger
Prominent, golfers consider
Donald Dunkelberger of High
Point, N. C:, a real find" He is
only four feet, four inches tall
and weighs 70 pounds but has
already turned in some amaz
img scores on the Sedgefield,
North Carolina course, and
should be cm important figure
in golf before long.
by a grecf, Mnlashock girlis
teajm Thursday at 20th and
Burdette by a score of 8 to 2.
Mr. Carl Rabe was a speeta
lor at 20th and Burdette and
was mu.ch disappoint ed with
the showing of the girls.
Donaldson and Payne, batter
ies for the Rabes looked good
even in defeat. Donaldson left
the game with ai score 2 to 1
in favor of Malashock, due to
slow fielding of Stewart and
Griffin who allowed singles to
go for a homer anda double.
The Rinbes are makng a poor
showing in upholding the pres
tige of that famous Robin Hood
Beer.
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Clarifida, la. {
News j
Miss Louise Nash, Reporter
Due to absence of Rev Nich
olson no regular sendees were
held at Second Baptist church
except Prayer service.
Regular services were held
at the St.. Jacob’s AME church
church Sunday with Rev. W.
M. Mjajors delivering both ser
mons.
Work has been begun on the
Second 'Baptist pool It^ul the
church wishes to Bike this op
portunity to thank all of .the
friends who contributed to this
calise.
The Mite Missionary met at
the home of Mrs. Cecila Beard
on Monday, after abrief busi
ness meeting dainty refresh
ments were served by the host
68ft.
Recent movers of Clarinda
are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Sweet# who will make their
future home in Pola, Kansas.
Mr. Eugene Griggs, Robert
Franklin and Mrs. Merrill
Graggs motored to Iowa, City
last Sunday.
Plans axe being made for the
banquet to be given in honor
of the king and queen of Clar
inda on May 4th. Four contest
ants are now entered in the
race. Support your choice by
giving them a donation.
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Sioux City, Iowa
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Rev. J. H. Patten, Pastor
Mrs. Mable Owens, Rep.
Church was well attended Sunday
all day. The pastor spoke on “Space
to Rejpent’ at 11 o’clock. His even
ing subject at 8 o’clock “The Ana
Univiehsity”
Revival closed Friday. We must
say Rev. Seara preached 10 days
of soul stirring sermons. We all
hope to see him in our fall Revival
in October
The Pastor’s Aid met at the home
of Mrs. Elnora Jennings Thursday
evening at 7:30. The weeklv prize
«a< won by Mjrs- Frances Ander
son.
The cihoir under the direction of
Mrs- Frances Anderson had a
chicken dinner at the church
Thursday April 29th.
The Misision soptefty und^d the
leadership of Mrs. Elnora Jennings
is busy getting ready to sbnd the
delegated to Council Bluffs on May
12th and 13th.
The whole church welcomed Mrs
Lulu Zackbry back and hopes she
will be able to (stay at her post.
The Torch Bearers club met at
the home of Mrs. Elnora Jennings
Monday evening.
Little Thurman Jennings is still
on the sick list with a bad cold- We
do hope he will feel better at our
next writing.
Mr- L. Z. Malone is on his va
cation.. Wo all hope he is enjoying
himself.
Clu/b No- 1 of tho Five States
Rally Captains, Mrs. Elnora Jen
nings and Mr- Elder Owens served
a wonderful spring chicken dinner
Sunday
Official Board meeting Monday
night at 7:30
Bufcineflte meeting Friday night
at 8:00- Rev.. J.. H Patten Moder
ator- Mrs.. vMable Ow\ens, clerk..
We are glad to report at this
waiting that tho^e on our sick list
are doing nicely- Mrs.. Mary But
l«r, Mrs- Ethel DanieU* and Mrs
Irene Cook
SEATTLE EDITOR
George M: Francis
Managing editor of the
Northwest, Enterprise, Seattle,
Wash., the only colored news
paper in the Northwest : The
paper established in 19*20 al
so circulates in Alaska wnd Can
ad a.
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SPRING
The Alder by tIHe river
Shakes out her powdery curls;
Tho willow huds in silver
For little boys and girls.
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The little birds fly over—
And oh, how sweet they sing—
To tell the happy children
That once again ’tis spring.
The gay green grass comes
creeping
Tho buttercups are coming
And scarlet columbine,
And in the sunny meadows
The dandelions shine.
And just as many daisies
As t)heir gpft hands can hold
The little ones may gather,
All fair in white and gold.
Here blooms the warm red clover
Tbero pf3eps the violet blue;
Oh happy little children,
God made them all for you.
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THANKS
To the pastors, members of
the varous choirs aiui friends,
1 wish to take this means to
tliank each n,n«l everyone of
you for your efforts to make
the Goodwill Spring Musical a
complete success. May I urge
you to share with me the many
compliments I received about
the program rendered. I also
wish to thank ihe Omaha Guide
for the space given in on effort
to keep you informed of this
event. 1 cjm also grateful to
Rev. .1™ S„ Williams, who di
rected the massed voices so
efficiently, to the WPA orches
Ira who so beam ifully rended
ed their numbers and to Mr.
,T. 1-rpwis, undertaker, who pro
Added the loud speaker for the
occasion. Now that day is over
1 hope the same spirit of coop
eration that existed Sunday,
will continue to exist as wc
must. liAre up to our motto,“to
grow bigger and better each
year.”
(Signed) L. L. McVay
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