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The grass ha^> turned green; the sun is out in all its glory; the golf ers of the city of Omaha are play ing and practicing for the coming j Coronation Ball, Monday June 9. at Dreamland Crowning at 10 p. m. i—f * WANTED BURNT, WRECKED & DELAPIDATED CARS & TRUCKS Parts For All Cars CONSOLIDATED AUTO PARTS CO. 2501 Cuming St.— AT. 5656 NEW! “BACTERIOSTATIC" 'FEMININE HYGIENE now finding great favor among women ...j , Many doctors recommend regular use of douches as a precautionary meas ure for women who want to be clean, dainty-for women troubled by offend ing odor or discharge. Some products may be harmful to delicate tissues. But not Lydia E. Pinkham’s Sanative Wash! Pinkham’s Sanative Wash is gaining great favor because it’s NOT a harmful germicide. Instead—it’s a mighty effective “bac teriostatic” (the modern trend). It not only discourages bacterial growth and infection but thoroughly cleanses, deo dorizes. 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You have everything to gain and nothing to lose under this p< sitive money back guarantee so get Cystex from your druggist today for only 35*. I. C. C. ex. for N. S. Central States Golf tournament, which Will be held in Omaha at Clmwcod Park, August 15-16-17 Almost every day on all the pub lie courses, you may see a host of golfers preparing for this out standing event- Some of uhese golfers who will make it their business to see that many of the prizes will stav in Omaha, are headed by Gabby Watson, Mai Scott, Penny Murray, John Simms, Joe Owens, Boyd Gallow'ay, Dr. Craig Morris, Jesse Hutten, Gene M array, Joy Murrell, Buster King and many more who participate yearly in this event. The Cornhuskers Golf Club is planning to welcome and enter tain these outstanding men and women, who will come from all sections of the surrounding stat es. Cities which will be repres ented are St .Louis, Kansas City, DesMoines, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Lincoln, Omaha and many others which will send the best they have to represent their respective dis tricts. The ladies who will help plan the entertainment for this event have already oegan preparations. Mis- Lawrence lewis, Mrs. Mai Scott, Mrs. Boyd Galloway, Mrs. Buster King, Mis.. Gabby Watson Mrs. Bill Davis and many others. This outstanding tournament honors Omaha for the first time in eight years. Let’s show them oui best ,and see that they have the time of their lives. With your help and consideration this can and will be done. Boyd Galloway, president of the Central States, assures us that it will be one of the largest ever held, and we of Omaha are back ing him one hundred percent. The Comhusker Golf Club will hold its tournament for the club championship beginning the sec ond week in June. All persons who Wish to enter and not a mem ber of the Cornhusker Golf Club will be welcome. 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I am sure you will say, that golf is the greatest sport on earth. The Cornhusker Golf Club, Say bert Hanger, Pres., Lawrence Lewis, Reporter. CSGA. GOLF PRE-REVIEW (A Weekly Feature) by DUB SLICER Down the fairway—upon the hill and dale, in the bunkers,— sand traps, trees, woods and tall grass or perhaps the creek or on the green and off again—— We’re off boys of the great op en space, on the sportiest, the classiest, the most colorful, and most unusual outdoor sporting e vent ever witnessed by Sepia-Om aha—This event my felow dubs, slicers and sharp shooters is, as you have already suspected, The 12th Annual Central States Goll Tournament—This tourney is a natural folks, because it brings together the cream of the realis tic outdoor sportmen and women of the Central States area—Yass folks it is an outstanding quality event and not superficial—Those sporting togs in those downtown windows are mighty tempting — and there is something compelling about those football togs in the sporting goods windows too; But what’s the fun of buying football togs when you don’t play football Well when the boys and girls of the great golf game buy theii togs, they don’t have to be an ‘im itation of life’. And about that peculiar sock happiness or golfbug which caus es the big ‘bugs and the little bugs and the medium sized bugs’ to git up at half past 4 o’clock in :he morning or to play by the life of the fireflies at even-tide—yass them ‘bugs don’t mind chasing the little white pellet for 18-36-54 hol es—Take Burl Caldwell for ex ample, he, they tell me, is out marathoning Joe Owen and John Sims this golf year; and they also tell me that this constant playing has cut about 6 strokes from his average score—Better socking Mis ter Burl—. And if you don’t know the words to the 1st stanza of the Cornhus ker victory song: It goes someth ing like this—If sang to the tune of ‘out to the ball game’. Let’s go out to the golf links, It’s a great outdoor game— Knock that ball soring with a smacks We can’t lose if we have the knock— It’s rah ,rah, rah for the Coin huskers, If over six, it’s bad— But if three-four-five, you have Par! It’S a great golf game. , Well done, ‘Bingy’ Ole boy!— Doesn’t that sort of pep you un and make you want to knock the ball a sailing with a smack? ****** The Cornhusker Club proper, has about 25 active and paid up members and about 18 inactive and unpaid members, there are also about six or seven players who have never been incorporated into the organization. Wherefore and Hence, Omaha has about 50 Sepia-Omaha golfers capable of CHOP SUEY King Yuen Cafe 2010 V2 N. 24th St. JAckson 8576 Open from 2 p. m. until 3 a. mi American & Chinese Dishes F=" )i=TT" I&-—□ “IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL” MAYO’S BARBER SHOP Ladies and Children’s Work A Specialty 2422 LAKE ST. IDEAL Bottling Company MAKERS OF SUPERB BEVERAGES 911 North 24th Street OMAHA, NEBRASK \ sv -. — — a BROTHER AND SiSTER Jacqueline Gibson age 13, aid her brother Bobbie ,age 15. The above are son and daught er of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gibson. Bobbie is in the high school band in his home 'town of Tacoma, Washington. Mrs- Ray Gibson was formerly Miss Madeline Rob erts, who was bora and reared in Omaha, the daughter of Mrs. Al ice Roberts and the late H. R. Roberts who lived at 2610 Nortn 28th avenue, for a number of years. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Roberts, now reside in Tac This picture was sent by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gibson to Mr. C. C. Galloway, acting editor of the 0 rnaha Guide, with the following quotation, ‘‘To Wish You Happi ness with Everything That’s Best in Life Throughout the Coming Year.” shooting anything from 73 to a hundred and seventy-three. So folks, with the usual—Da Dart, Dar Dart, Dar Dar ar—(that, in case you don’t get it, is supposed to be the musical fanfare). We herewith submit an unqualif ied list of the Sepia-Omaha golf ing eligibles—Pendleton Murray, John Simms, Burl Caldwell, Dr. Craig Morris, Atty. Jess Hutten, Saybert Hanger, U. Watson, Sen . ator John Adams, Jr., Lawrence Lewis, Dr. Price Terrell, Tom Chandler, Joe Owens, Malcolm Scott, Milton Wilson, Lonnie Thomas, Boyd Gallowhy, John Mickens, Wm. Davis, Dr. H. Wig gins, Atty. Arthur B. McCaw, Emmett and Harvey Avant, At’y. J. D. Crawford, Maurice Corbett, Eugene Murray, Gaither Pegg, Atty. John Pegg and Atty, Chas. Davie. If your name didn’t appear in this list, it is because Dub Sheer’ has run out of space for this week —meaning the list will be continu ed next week—Well he could have put ten names in there while be was explaining—but in these ser ials arid columns, you’ve got to keep the suspense up—! ****** The Cornhuskers were repres ented by 14 players at the C. S. G. A. meet last year in K. C. Mo-, —the largest group ever attending such a contest from Omaha. ****** Saybert Hanger, president of the Cornhuskers and a member of the Board of Directors of the Ur ban League, has been laboring night an day for quite awhile now assiting in the building fund drive for the Urban League Center— The Cornhuskers voted a contrib ution at a recent meeting. ****** Scott, Murray, Watson and Thomas, the four big guns, are all shooting well for this time of the season—Galloway, who used to shoot those ‘round house curv es’, is driving beautifully, long and straight with a slight tail hook at the end—but his putting and approaching, whose accuracy used to drive his opponents intc tatrums si a way off. ****** The young golfing blood has finally arrived, more about this later ***** Jess Hutten, one of the games most ardent supporters has not been seen out much this spring— Mai Scott has arranged for the showing of a 30 minute instructive movie for the members at the next meeting Wednesday, June 4. ***** Follow me down the golfways Fellows—I’ll be with you until Labor Day. 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Bring mixture quickly to a full boil over direct heat, stirring constantly. Remove from fire. (Mixture will be thin. Do not overcook.) Fold in rhubarb and strawberries. Cool, stirring occasionally — mixture thickens as it cools. Chill. Pile lightly in sherbet glasses. Garnish with whole berries. Serves 8. For 1 Vi cups cooked, sweetened rhubarb, cut about 1 pound red stalked rhubarb in 1-inch pieces; add 1 cup sugar and % cup water and cook 5 minutes. Cool. READ The GUIDE DRAG ME DADDY!!! WHY DOES M. R. gets all smiles when you sing “Wade In The Water” could it be over W. C? , ****** • THE PLAYGROUND on 25th and Corby has opened un officially. ****** A CERTAIN YOUNG CAT — white coming in had his hat des troyed by a dog. Next morning he was seen crawling in under the porch after it. ***** MR. JOE BROOKS is quite on with the fine car he is seen driving. ***** HATS OFF— to all the June graduates. There will be a few hearts broken ***** WHO IS IT that Bob W. calls up every ev ening ? ***** WHY WERE ALL FALCONS at a party of a 11 year old? The little girls were thrilled! ***** ***** WHO IS THE GUY initials T. Q. that J. G. is bub bling over? Tell you next week. ***** WE AR EGLAD to have Kenneth Young and Bobby Popps back! ***** LISTEN KIDS— Remember the fun we had at the Center—So rally to all activ ities for the funds. ***** HINTS FOR BOYS ON DATES 1. Be polite. 2. Get something to eat after dates. 3. Clean conversationalist . 4. Neat and clean. 5. Gentleman at all times. ***** PERFECT BOY— 1. Hair, Herthwood Hicks, 2. Eyes, Robert Fountain, 3. Complexion, Bobby McMillan, 5. Smile, Chester Hodges, 6. Build, Harry Rutledge, 7. Walk, Richard Batth. ***** A FEW FRIENDSHIP LINKS 1. Dorothy Smith,- A1 McClarity, 2. Alverta Henry,- Herthwood Hicks, 3. Lyndell Partridge,- Richard Batth, 4. Lydia McCrady-James Williams 5. Florentine Goodlett,- Willard Wright WILL DONATE PART OF SALES TO URBAN LEAGUE FINANCIAL CAUSE Cooperating with the Urban League drive to raise funds, Mrs. Lilly Kraft, well known on 24th Street as a clothing store dealer, is holding a Rummage sale this Saturday, June 7, at 2518 North 24th Street, and will donate part of the proceeds of the sale to the Urban league. In the clothing business tor nearly twenty-years, Mrs. Kraft has built up a reputation of fair dealing with the public and has made many friends. It has always been her aim to cooperate with an contribute to all the charitable organizations and institutions of North Omaha. Of the Urban League Mrs. Kraft says, “I have been a watch ful observor of the Urban League and have ben impressed by its work in the community as a citiz en builder.” The sale starts at 8:00 sharp. Everything goes. The price does not matter. Five cents will go a long way at 2518 North 24th St THREE NEGROES AMONG NAZIS HOSTAGES OF S. S. ZAMZAM New York, aMy 26 (ANP) — Thne members of a Negro fam ily weie among the 140 Americ ans taken off the ill-fated S- S. Zamzam by the Germans before a Nazis sea-raider sent the ship to the bottom in mid-April, it became Known here following disclosure of the incident. They are Mr. and Mis. Thomas 0. Dosuma and their i2 jear old daughter, Ayodel who were enroute to Sierra Leona where Mr. Dosuma was suppose! to take up an assignment a3 head of the mission school of the B*-, t'sfc Foreign m.ssiors. The miss ions’* headquarters are in Bal.i uu ie i he fate of the Dousumas ns we'l as the other victims is still being tossed about because of various interpretations of interna tional lawr. It had been reported -hat the Amerieins would be per mitted to leave tk .r refuge in St Jean de Luz in France, whe e they had been taken by a German ndchant ship, but difficulties seem to have arisen to postpone thi release. The All-Seeing EYE.” Best Couples of Week— Gwendolyn Davis—Don Stanley. Betty Shepherd—Roy Givens. Rozella Thomas—David Hughes Bertha Davis—Joseph Wright. Glamour Girl of the Week— Miss Charlotte Ellis. Observations— I noticed that two locker mates at Central High school aren’t speaking—come on girls makeup. Clubs — The Gross Eickes had a fine party at Fontenelle Park. It was the annual junior and senior prom, I noticed the 3C’s club has little identification pins which are quite ”..jc family, priyr to their de pa.-tie, had lived at ED East 133rt si cet, New Yotk City M- Do* urn, holder of .» political science * e from Columbia univer».i$ had taught remedial arithmetic ir t,!i public schools n for a while Although he formerly attendee Hampton institute, he is a grad ua+c of Lincoln university at Ox ford, Pa. He was known there a: T. Dosuma Johnson. TALLADEGA PRESIDENT TO ADDRESS NAACP CON FERENCE Nek York—Dr. Buell G. 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