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PRE-REVIEW
(A Weekly Feature)
by DUB SLICER
V3&3Z3&&&Z s
EPISODE 8—“He Hollowed Fore:
But Ended Up With Seven”
Davis says he had to buy an
other mid-iron because his ancient
Hickory Shaft sprouted Hickory
nuts after Kansas City’s w'aterfall
last year. During* this same flood.
Sam Shepard lost a big Sendy
Cake because the casual (?) wat
er floated his putt out of the hole.
And Penny’s new slacks looked
more like bathing trunks by the
time he reached the 17th hole; he
would have won the prize for the
most appropriatley dressed golf
er if that smart alex, Jr- Murray
from Minneapolis, hadn’t decided
to swim up to the 18th hole judge*
stand.
Sims said, ‘ Match play is a
game of Ups and Downs”. After
his opponent in the World Herald
Tourney caught up with him after
he had hiim three Down.
Jeanne Del Seur in the ‘‘Snake
-en-dr-Guass” describes us news
boys as being ‘‘Snooping, half-w’it
ted Jitterbugs”. ‘Course, I’m no
Filth Columnist, but it seems to
me-Yes, it seems to me that
the ultra-sober-statistical attitude
of those
Twio golf presidents is alrite for
raising money and that sort of
stuff, but what about them cham
pionship cups. Why not build up
some competitive enthusiasm.
W|ith all of them big meetings
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they have been having, it looks iike*
they ouht to do some “heart string
ing” like Rockne used to do.
Something like:—“Now, boys let’s
get out there and fite for Deah Ole
Omer-hlaw—Let's fite to the last
man, the lwst slice, the last sendy
cake——Let not one of yonder
“Silver” cups be carted over the
Merzuro bridge on August 18th.
19th or any other teenth.” And if
that still left them cold, they mite
try it from the individual angle
such as. “Get out there, Joe and
fite for deah ole Joseph” or ‘Get
out there Penny, and fite for deah
ole Pendleton” or Mal-Malcolmn or
Tom—Thomas, etc, Yass there is
nothing like the good old fitin’
spirit (Stop gawking. L. L.) That
doesn’t mean that they have to
take out their Drivers and chase
their opponents to the Club house
from the 17th tee, just because he
has 10 strokes less than th|ey have.
Of course Not.
With the Central States Tourna
ment still three weeks off, Sepia
maha golfers are booming happily
aware of its successful possibilit
ies. 19 Linksmen have already
qualified. Ten more are pledged
and the enrollment of at least
half of the other 20 Sepiamaha
golfers can be reasonably expect
ed. So you see. My dear golf fans
v/herevr there is golf, something is
always happening- If you don’t
believe it, just drive through the
links some Sunday afternoon. Yes
this Tournament is going to he
something for all good out door
sportsmen tc remeber- Get out
those sport togs ar d use them
proper. I hope you won’t th’.)<v
I am overconfident but when I lalf
on the inside. 1 1’ke to laff on ti e
outsidf. And i haven't to! J yiu
the l-4th of it In addition to
four days of Golfing Whackiv”
“Kuplucket” and “Kersplash”
there will be picnics, Two Dances,
one at the Fontenelle Club House
and the “Silver Trophy” dance up
town. Both dances will be dress
parades for sports outfits ....
Then there are quite a few other
items of entertainment which are
being arranged, alrite. alrite- And
if history repeats itself there will
be carloads of golfers from the
Seven Central States Cities. Not
just 3 or 4, but caravans. Cara
vans of substantial citizens from
their respective cities. You must
come out and meet them- All in
all this little event should cost the
CSGA. players between 4 and 5
“Grand”. But they get that much
fun out of it.
You shoulduv heard Mickens
grin when that frisky Pup scooped
up his ball and ran fifty yards
down the fairway with it. Eut
when the doggie turned around
and ran a hundred yards back, all
he could say was “Doggone”.
Beginning next week we will
give an up to date list of Omaha’s
qualified golfers-.Thomas Chand
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POETRY IN RHYME BY MYRTLE M. GOOOLOW
MYRTLE M. GOODLOW
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Please drop me a line,
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ETERNAL TRUTH
by Myrtle M. Goodlow
Christ said He is the way,
; The truth and the life
And His sacred word still stands
Though crushed to earth by man.
His Eternal Truth we see,
In fulfilled prophecy.
Christ loved mankind enough to
give,
His life that all might line
And died for all alike
The black man and the white
There is no difference in His
sight.
It is the heart that must be right
Man has suffered a terrible loss
By not walking the way of the
cross
For a world without Christ is dead
And every hope has fled,
His way can change the wrong to
righit.
Man has suffered a terrible loss
By not w/alking the way of the
cross.
For a world without Christ is
dead.
And every hope has fled
His way can change the wrong
to right—
His truth can set men free,
Bring lasting peace and liberty.
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G. M. C.—We made all the plans
for our wedding and it is only
three weeks off and I realize now
that I do not love this man and
would give anything in the world
if I could get out of this mess be
fore it is too late. Tell me if I
am wrong in believing as I do now.
Ans: Of course you aren’t....
you just fully realize that you are
not in love with this man and you
are using good judgement to post
pone the wedding before it is too
late. Talk to your mother im
mediately and let her know exact
ly as you feel. It seems to me
that she can handle the situation
for you tactfully and you both can
work out a plan that would be to
your advantage. Your fiance will
be disappointed but he already
realizes you are not in love with
him.
i
R. E. V.—Will my "business be
a success or should I sell out ev
erything if I can?
Ans; There is absolutely, no
point in your selling out now that
you have the place fixed up and
you are just beginning to feel
proud of the way it looks. The:
profit has been small-...why not
ad something else to this business
so thjat you can realize more mon
ey coming in. Hold t0 the busi
ness but put forth more work.
*****
S- P.—Kind Sir please tell me
about my lady friend. She says
that she is true to me but I don’t
feel right about this. Tell nie if I
am right or wrong?
You’re wrong for she is living
true to you at the present time: I
Remember the Work
man’s Club Picnic, Benn
-ington, Nebr., August 10.
get the impression that you are
terribly jealous of this woman and
you are living in the constant
dread that are going to lose her
to someone else. You had better
start talking business to her.
*****
R. W—Would it be alright for
us to take the trip we have plann
ed after what has happened?
Ans: I don’t advise you taking
every cent you have saved in the
world and planking it out on a va
cation trip. Put the trip off un
til you and your husband both
have >a job. If you make a trip at
all....don’t go to the wrest coast
as you plan, but make it a week
end affair.
J- T—I am going with two men
and supposed to marry one of
them and the other one is who I
love. Tell me what to do
Ans: Wait awhile before gett
ing married. Both of the boys are
very fond of you. One has de
clared his love, while the other is
getting his divorce. If you hold
out long enough you will get the
one you are anxious to have lor
your mate.
*****
R. W.—I have recently complet
ed a course in beauty culture and
did exceptionally well. There is a
man here in town who says he will
loan me the money to open a nice;
shop of my own. Tell me if it
would be siafe for me to borrow
from him?
Santa Alicia
WINES
FOR ALL
OCCASIONS
Ans: I’m sure it would Bor
row the money outright and pay it
back along with a fair percent of
interest- Begin paying just as
you wbuld on a car or on the shop
equipment and keep up the nctes
regularly. Let him know that it
is to be handled as any other loan
and there is no reason why it
should not prove to your advant
age as well as to his.
*****
It. M. C.—We were married for
two years and separated. Now we
hfaven’t been together for five
years and he has come to me ask
ing forgiveness and wants me to
take him back again. Please tell
me what to do as I do not want
to be unhappy?
Ans: He’s sincere in wanting
to live right now. For the past 5
years he has tried to get out and
have fun like a single man but he
didn’t find it as attractive as ho
thought it was. Since you feel
you still love your husband, take
him back and give him another
trial.
V.VAVV.V.V.V.'.V.V.'.V.VJ
WAITERS’
COLUMN
(by H. W. SMITH)
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a a a a a
The Fo^tenelle .Hotel waiters
and doormen. Mr. Charles Moore
and Mr. Jones in the dining rooms
and Mr. Hill ond Mr. Litman and
Mr. Miller on room service; Mr.
Clinton Craig is tops with the en
tertainers and Mr. Donley on the
door and Mr. Underwood and Mr.
Reed on the high class parties and
we are quite sure that, with a well
qualified and efficient crew of
that kind, the hotel will always
be out in front.
The Paxton hotel with Mr. Cor
bett and Mr. Overton at the head
of thle dining room, and ballroom,
and private parties will be very
well taken care of and, as they
have the knowledge and experience
and w& hope they will continue
out in front.
Mr. John Evans of the Rome
Hotel is on the job, and always
tells the boys to watch their step
as time brings changes and if the
waiters don’t catch step with thd
times it will be just too bad. So
boys, wake up and don’t let time
over take us.
Mr. Ed Lee and his rapid fire
crew at the Athletic Club are on
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the job with the two captains Mr.
Buford and Mr. Sones, and in the
cocktail lounge there are such Top
waiters as Mr. Davis, Mr. Lewis,
Mr. Wheatley, Mr. McFarland. Mr.
Fisher,, Mr. Hopkins, Mr. Ed.
Craig and Mr. Phillips and Mr.
Shearron and Mr. Streamlined
Brooks can quick step all over the
club.
Mr. James Bell has discarded
his crutches and is only using two
walking canes and he says it will
not be very long until he can
quick step on Lake street. Watch
your step, James, as you know the
Titantic went down.
9
The Dining Car Waiters are
very fortunate in having Mr. Ruf
us Long to succeed Mr. E. G. Scott
and we all hope for him the very
best success, so good luck to you
Mr. Long
Mr. Johnnie Fleming and Mr.
Lambert and the Country Club
waiters are continuing in going
places and doing things and Mr.
Kenedy is on the job. ,
Mr. Jones of the Omaha Club
has a very satisfied look on bis
face his vacation was just what
was the cause of it all and Mr.
Blackwell is always satisfied when
Mr. Jones is on the job.
Mr. Simon Harrold look like a
New York Stock broker on 24th
Street at night and Mr. Chester
Hodges is all ready for the golf
tournament. Mr. Jack White is ^
very good all round man and we
hope he will continue to be the
right man, in the right place. Mr.
Glen is tops in his white full dress
uniform at the Happy Hollow
Club.
We noticed Mr. James Richard
son and Professor Campbell and
some of their friends making some
very large purchases at a North
24th St., business house and they
were having ia very jolly time
without making any noise. Alright
boys, good behavior always makes
good friends.
Mr. Jones and Mr. Avant are on
top at the Blackstone as usual and
from their actions they know one
or two things about modern serv
ice.
Oh, say boys—there will be a
very swell party very soon given
by an organization way out in
front in Omaha.
Mr. Gabby Watson made a very
good showing the Fourth of July
at the Highland Golf play, and
from the looks of the picture on
the screen, Mr. Watson can tell
the world, “I am in the movies, and
I did not go to Hollywood to make
the pictuie”. All right Mr. Wat
son, we are very anxious to know
what you will bring in 1942.
Now good friends let’s give a
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Remember the Work
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