She was the first African American woman with a regular column in a major California newspaper. Beasley wrote "Activities among Negroes," for the Oakland Tribune, the East Bay's metropolitan newspaper, from 1923 until her death in 1934. Go here for a more detailed list of this collection's contents.Īvailable at Oakland History Center, Main Library.įound in Local History Activities among Negroes: / by Delilah L Beasleyĭelilah L. Also includes The Locality of the Broderick-Terry Duel on September 13, 1859, by Hermann Schussler, a 24-page pamphlet printed by the Native Sons of the Golden West in 1916. Life enrichment activities within the Township of Tiny and environs.A Accounts of 19th century duels in California, 1916-1934Īccumulation of newspaper articles, in two parts, that appeared as 76 chapters in the San Francisco Call-Bulletin in 1934. With programs that address the diverse needs, interests of seniors, and provide and promote fellowship, recreation, entertainment, Going forward, the aim of the Georgian Shores Swinging Seniors Club is to continue to build a healthy community Programs, ranging from three levels of line dancing to chair yoga, craft groups, pool, bid euchre, book club, camera club and Today, the Club has grown to a centre that offers many weekly, educational, creative, and recreational
In 1974 when the Georgian Shores Swinging Seniors Club was incorporated, it started with a few weekly programs such as aīowling league, shuffleboard, and bridge. The Club welcomes new members, members and life members to participate in all of the activities in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere. Provides people 50+ in a rural community an opportunity to stay physicallyįit and socially engaged. Members could take part in programs that fit the lifestyles of today's active senior community. The Georgian Shores Swinging Seniors Club, in Tiny Ontario, evolved from an idea to have a facility where
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