Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-04-12
PERSONALITIES
BY Nellie DOdsOn

tend the University Night" spon-
sored by the Young Peoples Coun-
ell of st. Peters church on Sunday
evening, April 90. Arnold Walker
will talk on "Youth Looks At
God;" Jack Harpole will lead the
prayer service; Dolores johnson
will read the Scriptures for the
evening. Bee Edwards, Berneti
Cason, and Annie Pearl Horris, to-
gether with the st. Peters Choral
society, will furnish the musical
program.
think that the idea of giving
the young folks a chance to put
their best foot forward is mighty
fine thing, and it should be en-
couraged more than it has been
around the Cities. If anyone should
be able to create interest in the
church among the younger set,
Reverend Stewart is the one. Thru
close contact with fraternities and
other groups, he has come to have
a broad understanding and a real
sympathy with the aims and views
of modern youth. And that, after
all, is the real basis of a common
meeting ground between the church
and youth, isn't it?
Another attempt to organize and
interest Twin City young people
will be made with Alpha Phi AL
pha's Youth Conference, scheduled
for May 6. Representatives from
various churches, both white and
colored, will be among those in
vited to attend. Open discussions
will be held, and questions on any
subject of interest to youth will be
allowed from the floor. Ministers
and non-church representatives will
compose a group especially select
ed to answer the questions.
And now for the hooey: Geor-
gina Richardson and Jake Collins
are still very interested. One
guy who tried the tobasco- coffee
combination got a funny feeling
in the tummy from it, and SEE he
felt like he was gonna p-p-pass out.
But he DID sober up, my trans.
The wagon took everybody
when it loaded up over nawth last
Sattiday night. In fact, there were
five wagons all filed up nicely. The
members of the socially elite who
usually are whooping it up in the
hot-spots on Sattiday mites and
Sunday mawnings (early A. M
just missed the ride down to the
hoose-gow by leaving a few Sec
onds before things got warm. {.
/ hear one of the he-men who DID
take the ride called up an EXCEL
friend and told her he was "in,"
and the gel-friend snapped: swell,
STAY in!" and slammed down the
receiver. Haw! Oh geegosh, /
wish / could hear Guy Lombardo
and his swell crew when they come
to the Hotel st. Paul for a one
night stand. The u. s. Supreme
Courts stand on the Scottsboro
case should make all race members
get up and give three cheers, g.
help me. Compliments to the
Majestic Club for taking an active
interest in the anti-lynching bill
proceedings. Bill Thomas will
go to the Penn relays as a repre-
sentative of A. and T. collitch. >.
People who holler about the fact
that / don't write up major pay So
cial affairs oughta send me compli-
mentary tickets so that / can get
in the darn things. I amt no mil
lionaire, and / can't be forever run
ming to things and spending my
small change, so what the dickens?
=. / wish the Daily Star would
run Roundy's col-yam more, on ac-
counta' ! think Roundy is su-well.
Course I'm only one person, so
what the dickens? Incidentally,
7 reneak the article from Barnard