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Picnic at E! mwood Postponed ’Til Aug. 28
Because Uncle Gil found it ini
possible to be present on te ori
ginal date, the Guidile picnic has
been set back to (he 28th of Au*
pjst at whdh ime thousands of
young people will frolic in Elm
wood l’ark. The committee on ar
rangement is enving nothing un
done to make this the most color*
ful picnic for youth ever to be
staged in Omaha.
There will be games, music and
refreshments for all.
DON’T FORGET THE DATE,
SATURDAY. AUGUST 18th
COME EARLY AND STAY LATE
BRING YOUR LUNCHES AND
ENJOY A DAY OF FUN AND
MIRTH. ICREAM, CANDY, AND
ORRANGEADE FREE TO ALL
CHLDREN.
PICNIC FACTS
WHEN: Saturday morning,
PARADE: Forms ait 26th and
Corby, extending east to 24th
street. Starting at Corby street
the parade will move promptly
at 11 o’clock. Line of march
PLACE: Elmwood Park
south on 24th to Cnmings; east
to 16th, south an 16th to Dodge
west on Dodge to park.
REFRESHMENTS: Free Ice
cream, eoolade and candy,
AMUSEMENTS: Baseball. Dan
cing, horseshoe pitching,contest,
saek racing and many other
garnet.
PROTECTION: City Police.
Boy Scout*, School Patrol.
IOW TO GET TICKETS: Come
to the Omaha Guide office b*
ginning August 1st. TieVets
may be obtained by elip"nur
ice cream coupons on Gnidi’e
page on and after Saturday
July 24th.
Mr. P. Hieromymous, one of
Omaha’s largest Negro trans
fer company owners, has come
forward and offered Uncle Gil
the service of his fler f of trucks
to transfer the hundreds of boys
and girls to Elmwood Park for
the Guidke Club Picnic, Sat
urday,
To assure plenty of refresh
ments for .the kiddies Mr.
Drum of the Fontenelle Brew
ery has promised to play the
part of a good Samaritan by
seeing ,fo it that the kiddies
have plenty of orangeade to
keep them ceol while they play.
Uncle Gil will need many
autos and trucks for the trans
portation of kiddies to and
from .the park, so if you want
to do your bit to help Uncle Gil
and his kiddies. Lend us a car
and a truck.
Parents are urged to accom
pany their children and enjoy
a day of fun.
Free lee Cream
Of course, there’ll be the usual
ice cream, lemonade, and candy. All
this will be free to the boys and
girls who attend the picnic and
iith them bring a card proving that
they have been responsible for the
sale of one new three months sub
scription to The Omaha Guide dur
ing the remainder of this month and
July. So, hurry boys and girls and
urge your parents to help you get
I one new subscriber so you can get
your card for free ICE CREAM,
LEMONADE AND CANDY.
Uncle Gil is especially desirous
of having out-of-town boys and
girls attend this big jubilee. Mr
Gregg Williams and his band will
be on hand to furnish rhythm rock
ing melodies for Uncle Gil’s kid
dies.
All ready another fine younj
father has offered to supply th(
Guidite Picnic with candy.
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History Questions
(Current Event)
1. Who is A* president of the
Phi Beta Sigma national college
fraternity ?
2. Who was recently elected pre
sident of the National Women’s
Federation ?
3. In what town will the National
Association of Colored Women meet
1937?
4. VT'ere will the National Negro
Congress meet this year?
5. Who is the president of the
National Negro Congress?
Answers
1. James Weldon Johnson, profes
sor of Creative Literature at Fisk
university.
2. Mrs. R. R- Moton, wife of Dr.
R R. Moton, president of Emeritus
of Tuskegee.
3. In Boston, Mass.
4. In Pheladelpihia, Penn., Oct.
17th.
5. A. Phillip Randolph.
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ANSWERS TO LAST WEEK
1. Though the anc;ents were suf
ficiently impressed by the damage
done to horses Ihoofs to devise c,-r
itain forms of covering for them
I (in the shop of socks and sandals-,
the practice of nailing iron plates
or rinm ifhocs to the hoof does not
appear to have been introduced ear
lier than the second century, B. C.
and was not commonly known till
the close of the fifth century, A. P.,
or in regular use till the middle
ages. The evidence for th arlier
date depends on the doubtful in
terpretations of designs or coins,
etc., As time went on, however, the
profession of the farrier, and the
art of the show smith gradually
grew in importance.
2. In Africa. It arrives in England
or western Europe in April. Its
song is heard until about the mid
dle of June.
3. Harward university leads wth
3,800,060 books and pamplets. the
largest university collection in the
world.
Pr. Morris Fishbein describes a
kidney as about 4V6x2V&xm nches
Jokes
MAMMA SPANK!
Mrs. B. dropped in for • chat,
accompanied by tha 3 year old an
gel. While we talked the cherub
grabbed a couple of books front the
end table and started tearing out
the pages. I said nothing, the
crumbled pages were scattered all
over the floor. When they were
leaving, Mrs. B. said:
"Ha, ha! Baby has torn
some pages from your books,
but you can paste them back
easily.”
“Ha, ha! yourself,” said I
“These are the books you loaned
me from your new edition the
other night."
Mrs. B. with angel fled in haste
end minutes later came sounds
next door that brought joy to wait
ing ears. Angel was getting spank
ed.
BUSINESS CALL
Mrs. B. was in an automobile ac
cident. Ajftcr she regained con
sciousness, her husband came to
bedside at the hospital.
"Careless of you,” he grow
led, “getting yourself Jiicely
planted here in a fine soft bed
while I cook the meals for
myself and the kids!”
“If you feel that way,” she
said weakly, “why did you
come see me?”
“I Just wanted to know what
you did with that fifty cents
you had when you left homo.”
Each kidney contains between one
million and four million inches of
fiber chambers each with two in
ches of microscopic tubing.
5. It is Epidermophytosis.
Who Knows?
What is a Crocket?
What is an epilogue?
\^at is a fugue?
What is an inverted turn?
What is a kit?
Laat eekit Answers
... 1. A pontkello is the bridge of
a violin, guitar, etc
2. Poco a poco means by degrees,
little by little.
3. A triplet is a group of three
notes played in he usual time of
two similar ones.
4. An xylophone is an instrument
consisting of a series of graduated
wooden bars laid on straw, and
struck witJh a wooden hammer.
The scale is greatly limited to
about two octaves.
5. The woodwind instruments are
the orchestral wind instruments,
which are made of wood.
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earn money so as to help their
parents defray expenses at home.
While we’re on the subject of
working, perhaps it wouldn’t be a
bad idea if those of you desiripg to
earn some money during your
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By Miss Ethel Jones
The Public Appearance
Th-* success of a public perfor
mance depends upon more than be
ing able to play or sing r. selec
tion well. We must remember that
those attending a concert see as
k ell as hear. Therefore, good plat
form manners are very necessary
and increase the pleasure of the
audience. If a performer greets his
audience with a pleasing personal
ity, they respond encouragingly.
A natural spontaneous smile and
Lhc announcing of one’s selection
in a clear natural tone of choice at
once places an audience in a recep
tive mood.
A short time ago, I attended a
program given by an amatucr mu
sic and dramatic club. A middle
aged bass singer, with a conceited,
and a {Joker face and none too well
groomed, slewly importantly made
his way to the platform. He an
nounced his selection in the same
oonceited manner. As I glanced
over the crowd during his rendition
the majority looked bored. Being
Just an ordinary loud singer with
little or no training his singing re
ceived but the average polite ap
plause.
At another tme a young lady
whose playing was no better than
the average little high school girl
won her audience completely. With
a bright smile and a pleasing
personality, she gave a lovely dis
cretion of the number she was
about to play, and the title and the
composer.
As she finished play the au
dience not only gave her plenty of
applause but called her back for
an encore.
The cause for the different re
ception is plainly ewident. Sum
ming up then, tJhe successful pu
blic appearance is made up of
three basic elements:
1. Confidence which comes from
much practice and through know
ledge of the piece to be played. 2.
A pleasing personality, and 3. Be
ing able to put the audience in a
receptive mood.
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