The Omaha guide. (Omaha, Neb.) 1927-19??, November 13, 1937, Page SEVEN, Image 7
THE GUIDITE CLUB_ Guidite Party to be at Urban League Center __ . * Uncle Gil Asks Cooperation Of A31 Youth Leaders ■- T Greetings, nephews and neices, the day ns almost here, Saturday evening your Uncle Gil will be your host at that long awaited j party. There wc shall have many : many surprises for you aside from an abundance of eats. Now dear Guidites, Uncle Gil ; is exportring you to come prepared to take part in an impromptu pro gram. If you can sing, come pro pared to sing; if you can speak, come prepared to say your speech. If you can draw, bring along some of your work; if your can sew bring along something that you have made; if you can write poetry, bring along some of your poetry. Anything that you can do, bring it along or come prepared to do. Don’t forget to bring your par ents or guardian and be on time we will Start our party at 7 p- m. Yours for a big night? Saturday, evening beginning at 7 p. nt„ in the auditorium of the Urban Lea gue Community Center. -o Who Knows? 1. Who wrote the opera ‘Mig non?” 2- Who wrote the Surprise Sym phony ? 3. Who wrote the Liebestraum? In what arrangement? 4. Who wrote the well known Prelude in C sharp minor? 5. What is the name of the last opera Wagner wrote ? Answers 1. Ambroise Thomas 2. Granz Joseph Hayden 3. Franz Listz. The Liebestraum are three nocturnes, transcription of his earlier songs. 4 Sergei Rachmaninoff 6. Parsifal FAMOUS QUOTATIONS Nothing will be attempted if all possible Objections must be first overcome. Knowledge is of two kinds: we knew a subject ourselves or we know where we can find informa tion upon it. Who would be free, themselves must strike the blow. The only failure a man ought to fear is failure in cleaving to the purpose he sees to be best. Life being very short and the quiet hours of it few, we ought to waste none of them reading value less books. Errors like straw up on the surface. Ho who would search for pearls must dive below. GAMES Place three articles on a table in the center of a room and then announce to those present th y may touch any of the three arti cles while you are out of th.‘ room, and when you return you can tell which article they touched. The trick) is to have some one or two persons assist you by having a piece of straw which they place in their mouth. The one who goes out from the one who has the straw in of the room receives his signal his mouth- If the center article, has been toueed, the straw will be in the center of his mouth. If the others it will be either in the right or left side, according to the ar icke that has been touched. The straw need only protrude one quar ter of an inch to give the signal. If none of the articles have, been touched the straw will not show at all. .. .Observation Place from one dozen to twenty small articles on a tray and pass around the room giving each per son about 10 seconds in which to ‘"observe.” Then let each one write on a slip of paper the names of the articles as far as remembered. A few simple prizes may be given to the ones able to name the larg est number of articles, and also a booby prize. What Am » This game is played by having several pictures cut out of maga zines or newspapers and pinned on a person’s back. The person is then told that he is to guess what he represents by suggestions given by the audience, these suggestions re lating in some definite way to the pictures pinned on his back. The one from whom he gets the sug gestion must take his place for the next game. Little Coleta Williams, daughter of Rev. and Mrs F. C. Williams, 2407 No. 22nd street, celebrated her sixth birthday, Sunday, Nov embei' 7th from 4 to 8 p. m- 31 of her little friends were guests at the party. She received many beautiful and usful gifts. Coleta is a born artist. She does some of the most beautiful paintings for a child her age. “The Voice of Haiti,” by Laura Bowman and her husband, LeRoy Antoine, a native Haitian, is being published by the Clarence Williams Music Publishing Co., 145 West 45th street, New York. This is an unsual collection of Native cere monial songs, invocation, voodoo chants, drum beats and rhythms, stories of traditions, etc. APPLICATION-GUIDITE CLUB Please enroll me in The GUIDITE CLUB, I promise to abide by the rules as set forth in The Omaha Guide. My Name is____Age_ My Address is_.__________ ---State_ Schoel Grade - Name of School_ Parents’ Name_____ Date of Birth __ __ ----— Cut this out and bring or mail to “Uncle Gil”, Omaha Guide, OMAHA, NEBRASKA The Guidite World i of Music 1 By Miss Ethel Jones j ! The Mocking Bird From off the oak limbs he flew down— A cunning little bird, gray brown. Upon my sars’prilla vine And busily be.gon to dine On scarlet berries he found there. I moved up closer, paused to stare; ; lie raised his voice, and when I heard, I knew he was a mocking bird His voice was such a charming “tweet,’’ And all his tones were oh! so sweet; I thought about the way he sings In early summers and Jate springs. | Now, if I practice every day, And do my best each time I play, II wonder—will niy music be jAs sweet to him, as his to me? -o Jncle Gil Offers Prize For Best Scrapbook Uncle Gil will give a prize of one dollar to the Guidite member who turns in to him the most complete scrapbook carrying clippings of questions and answers as may be found on the Gudite page each week. Included in scrapbook aside from questions and answers there must also be found articles of an educational nature, as may be found on Guidite page for example, “Facts About Boulder Dam,” in older to be eligible for the prize, i Uncle Gil hopes to be able to find a Guidite who has a complete scrapbook dating back to the. be. ginning of the Guidite elect cover, ing questions and answers on Ne. gro history, music, articles under the caption of the Guidite World of Music, by Miss Ethel Jones, Arith. metic questions and answers, poems etc. Now dear Guidites if you have failed to keep a scrapbook get busy and start one for it may be you that will receive a brand new crisp new dollar bill from Uncle Gil for the most complete scrap book. This offer will close on the 25th of October. - - -n Short Short Story He is hailed as one of the great est tap dancers of the age. Other members of the profession are always in attendance, when he performs in an endeavor to learn some of his steps ad marvel at his perfect execution.He recently returned from Europe where he was a sensation.What makes this item news is the fact that he has only one leg.amputated during childhood and yet is adept at most of the sports.His name is Peg Leg Bates. HOW OFTEN CAN YOU KISS AND MAKE UP? FEW husbands can understand why a wife should turn from a pleasant companion into a shrew for one whole week in every month. You can say "I'm sorry" and kiss and make up easier before marriage than after. Be wise. If you want to hold your husband, you won't be a three-quarter wife. For t liree generations one woman has told another how to go "smil ing through" with Lydia E. Pink ham'3 Vegetable Compound. It helps Nature tone up the system, thus lessening the discomforts from the functional disorders which women must endure in tbo three ordeals of life: 1. Turning from girlhood to womanhood. 2. Pre paring for motherhood. 3. Ap proaching "middle age." Don’t be a three-quarter wife, take LYDIA E. PINKHAM3 VEGETABLE COMPOUND and Qu ''Smiling Through," Entertainment Whir! By JIMM EVANS A new vaudeville theatre, is open ing in Harlem on 121>th street and is slated that Pigmeat Markham, the comedian, will be one of the top men in the setup . .Cries of discrimination in the Federal then tre setup are again being heralded in newspaper circles It is re ported that there is a wholesale firing of colored talent going on with the orbiration boards refusing to do anything .... It would seem that in a government project, this sort of thing would be dis allowed. Louis Armstrong is on the coast making another picture with Bing Crosby.Lucky Millinder and his orchestra are no longer under the management of Irving Mills.... Ethel Waters and her hubby, Eddie, Mallory, headline the Appollo thea tre this week.After this en gagement, the troup will play a series of one night stands in the South We wonder why the ma jor picture companies passed up Joe Louis.The $10,000 he has been guaranteed for his film, is chicken feed compared to the dough that other ring and athletic figures have drawn down.Clarence Muse, the character actor, has been selected as supervisor for the film and will also teach Louis the art of acting. Hits and Bits Johnny Dancer, he is the brother of Earl Dancer who was hurt in the auto accident last week, is opening at the new night club known as Club Indigo.The ven ure will be housed in 130th street .Duke Ellington has a block of houses named after him in London, England Cab Calloway recently bought a new car that is so large that he had to tear down part of the partition of his swanky upstate home in order to make room. Katherine Perry, whom the Har lem gapevine reported as dead, is doing nicely as Cora LaRedd...... The lad the critics are saying that will take Bill Robinson’s place is named Bill Bailey, who picks them up and lays them down in fine man ner.Robinson is said to have desigated him as heir apparent to the throne. n VT 1Y C' Let Us S*nd You A$lP»ck»«. 13 aj|i,ik3 On l-'RtE TRIAL Just send us your address and you will get l»y return m.dlonapprt»val (in plain wrapper) thisgl package of Dr. Van Vleck's great Conjoint Soothing Prep* orations which nre help ing thousands who suffer the pain and soreness of itching, bleeding, pro truding Piles. If satfslied with benefits received, then wnd iw*l. H not, k'- p your money. We tiu»t you for fair treatment. Write today. DR. VAN VLECK COMPANY, D.pt. Jack,on, Mloti. j^jp The QUESTION BOX 1. Who was the father of the Negro Baptist church ? 2. Who was the founder of the A. M. E. church? 3. Who was the founder of the A. M. E. Zion church? 4. Who was the first Negro col lege graduate in America and from what school was he a graduate? 5. Who was the first Negro doc tor in America and from what school was he a graduate? Answers 1. .Rev, Andrews who established the first Negro Baptist church in Georgia. 2. Rev. Richard Allen who es tablished the first A. M. E- church in Philadelphia. ' 3. Rev. James Variek who cs tablished the first A. M. E. Zion church in Philadelphia 4. John B. Russwurm, was the first NVgro college graduate, class, mate of John P. Hale at Bow'doin in 1826. 6. Dr. James McCune Smith, a distinguished graduate in medicine of the University of Glascow and Johnson Drug Co. 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