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Friday, September 24, 1965 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE WHY CALL CHELNY THE ME ANY DEPENDABLE SERVICE • TRAINED PERSONNEL • REASONABLE PRICES S & II Green Stamps GREEN PEST CONTROL 000-0000 460 Englewood S. E. Owner Operators The Cohen Bros. — Bernard, Abner, Joe Dress Up Your Children For The Holidays at WEE MODERNS W. m*jor Wine, (Roswell Road and Powers Ferry Shopping Center) Register TODAY for excitiivg door prizes to be presented SEPTEMBER 25 at 4:30 P.M. Louise Hogan and her staff wish all their friends // r and customers a very Happy and Healthy New Year 1580 Piedmont Ave., N.E. TR. 6-6361 Still Coming in from Down on the Farm Vineripe TOMATOES: Big Boys & Hybrids ’fresh picked sweet corn ’vine ripe cantaloupes ’sweet watermelons ’butter beans, okra ’string beans, squash ’fine S.C. peaches BLACKWELL’S EVERGREEN NURSERY 4464 Roswell Road — 255-9885 — AT WIEIICA — How far are you looking ahead? But we are in a position to help you in arriving at your decision. What stocks should you buy? What stocks should you sell? The answers are not the same for every investor. Personal investment needs and objectives vary with individuals and from time to time. Changing conditions often alter the out look for individual companies. Why continue to hold a se curity which fails to serve the purpose for which it was purchased? Our sources of information and all of our facilities are available to help you make those decisions. Call on one of our Representatives. Securities are their business. SoM'td <$ Established 190) Investment Bonkers Member* New York Stock Exchange and Other National Exchanges 11 Marietta Street, N.W. Lenox Square Tel. JA. 1-0238 Atlanta, Georgia Tei. 231-4502 For market summaries 3 times daily, Dial JA. 2-3W1 Both office* open from *:30 A.M. until 11:30 P-M. on Saturday* tor con»ultatlon * k Funtasia "ToBring Shows For Atlanta Children CINDERELLA, the first in the series of 5 plays in Funtasia. This is the lovely classic which children adore. Beautiful costumes, glittering candelabras, romantic hoop skirts and the magical “Pumpkin Coach” will delight every child' The play combines music and dancing too' Something new and welcome on the cultural front this winter in Atlanta will be “Funtasia,” a series of five New York plays specially written for the elemen tary school child and produced by New York professional casts who bring in their own scenery, costuming, lighting and music, to the Atlanta Municipal Auditor ium. Presented by Eric Correa, and co-sponsored by tne Young Ma trons’ Circle for Tallulah Falls School, “Furvt@sia” is dedicated to the forgotten audience of show business, the children who have been lost between the current wave of “adult” entertainment and teen-age manias. Yet the world of make-believe most sure ly should belong to those whose wide-eyed innocence can make fantasy come true. Atlanta School Superintendent John Letson, and the greater At lanta school systems, have given their approval to the purpose of this series and ticket order blanks are being circulated throughout the Metropolitan At lanta schools during the second week in September. The hour-long productions are geared in dialogue and spectacle, humor and gaiety, to appeal to the elementary school child from age 5 to 13 years old. (To assure easy listening, and a pleasant undisturbed audience, the man agement requests that the audi ence be at least five years old.) The plays indeed are so lively and eye-appealing that parents of car pool drivers will find that es cort duty can be fun for them too. There will be one play booked each month with two perform ances given on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon. The schedule reads: Saturday, Oct. 23, “Cinde rella,” a Traveling Playhouse Production, of the adored classic presented as an exciting spectacle. Saturday, Nov. 26, "Gabriel Ghost,” a Maximilion Production, is haunting hilarity ghosting along as a musical. “Young Torn Edison” is booked in for Sunday, Jan. 9, 1966. This Hamick-Adania Production is the happiest in troduction to science a child could have, truly education with out tears. Next in line, on Saturday, Feb. 12, is Babu, an extravaganza which is filled (like Kipling's Parsee’s hat) with “more-than- Oriental splendor” to say nothing of an entrancing fairy story. A Veradee Production. Maximilion Productions return on Saturday, March 26, with the Blue Planet, a science fiction musical which proves that outer space has high ly entertaining possibilities. All five productions will be “double matinees” with perform ances at 1:30 and at 3:30 p. m. Tickets may be ordered now from P. O. Box 18731, Lenox Square, Atlanta 30326, or call 874-4386; and prices are more reasonable than “road show” movies: a front orchestra or box seat is merely $7.50 for all five plays; rear orchestra or dress circle just $6.00 for five plays, tax included. Season tickets make original gifts and are an excellent idea for doting grand mas or grandparents, Godparents or bachelor uncles, who want to plan some winter expeditions that are not too strenuous with their favorite youngsters. The Best Greetings for the year ahead Eckardt Electric Company We Specialize in Industrial and Commerical Wiring 48 Alabama St., S.W. MU. 8-2723 NORMAN PAZOL sends all his friends and customers a heartfelt “Le Shona Tova” and wishes them all a very happy and prosperous New Year He imhtes them to come see him for their auto needs NORMAN PAZOL Sales Representative JIM LETTS OLDSMOBILE, INC. The Home of OLDSMOBILE and VANGUARD 3232 PEACHTREE RD„ N.E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA 231-1950 Formal Announcement MR. MANUEL BERKOWITZ announces the opening of his offices and show room in suite 204 BONA ALLEN BUILDING Corner Luckie fir Spring Street, Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Barkowltx’* new Company afford* hi* eld and n*w friend* and cuitomer* th* v*ry flnaat In quality at the vary lowaat of prices. All six* Diamond* from Raarla, loot* o mond Clasp*. Watches. IF I' _ IT OR WILL MAKE IT FOR YOUI i J I n_ !_.•*_ Also, for your convanlanc*, wa have complete shop facilities avall- Manuel DerKOWIlZ able, for In town or out *f town work. Mr. Berkowitx has resided in At- M karat Cold and Platinum Jew- lanta tor over 20 years, where he elry, style watches, cultured Pearls has serviced customers in the Jew- and has specialised in remodeling elry Industry with Diamonds, old jewelry. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THOSE POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS THAT HAVE NEVER USED MR. BERKOWITZS SERVICES, HE EXTENDS A PERSONAL INVITATION. The name of his new Company is “FACTORYS' INC." Address “SUITE 204” US LUCKIE STREET, N.W., ATLANTA, CA. (Corner Luckie and Spring St*-> Showroom Hours Mon.-Frl. 9:00 A.M.—5:30 P.M., SAT. 9:00 A.M.—1 P.M. Telephone: 404 523-3780 523-3789