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If ; i l 14 E fS
METTER
By Kiri roil Bo' lnn
. ,-y School met at
e A IF church at the usual
uf .,4h the
C. Ward In charge,
• I the teacher.
e ide was held at 8 o'clock
35. D Brooks guest speak-
WnflnW t'Ction $10.00.
i • . , school met at Tree-
Hi ** », mple Baptist
111 hour with the
“r ident in charge. At 8
regular services was held
J. Johnson, guest
Collection $8.00
thejfeosing •clay and Saturday were
service of the
ilhles Chapel Baptist, Sat-
J} at S o’clock,
was held; pastor presid-
ing. Sunday morning at 10
o'clock the Sunday School was
held, Bro. L. P. Jones, presiding.
At 12 o'clock Rev. R. D. Pierce
“The Guiding Star ’
(.Another Gilbert Produc
t tion)
A - Christmas Pageant In
Three Acts, with a cast of
WO and a chorus of 200
municipal audi¬
torium
Monday A Tuesday Nights
December I3lh and 14th
8:00 P. M.
Doers Open at 7 P. M.
All (ticket holders are urg¬
ed to avoid the rush and
waiting in line, by having
their tickets validated at
the box office of Munici¬
pal Auditorium in advance
an fl at once.
jp J CHRISTMAS IS NEARER THAN YOU THINK $
SHOP EARLY—MAIL EARLY— SHIP EARLY U
a JEWELRY
(Costume)
^‘ nV0ly Gi ^ s ' * n J e welry
Black and White Cryslal
Necklace $1.50
I’ins $1.50 Earrings $1.00
SKIRTS
All Wool Flannel in Solid
Colors and Plaids.
of Pleated Numbers
$2.98 — $3.98
, Sizes 24 to 38
IT*', LINGERIE
Satin Slips $1.98
»
Hoftsecoats in Chenelle ano
Satin — Rayon
$3.98 to $7.98
Sizes 12 to 44
THE VANITY SHOPPE
105 West Broad S4. Phono
Dunbar Theatre iiV
Building * a
Sidney 4 Jones Funeral Home
PRESENTS
THE BEST IN SERVICE
'aufiliN m?e nf caskets, robes and floral designs.
Jlj WJ* xpertenreti «no skilled emhalmers who are well
fraineo /p thp art of mortuary science.
streamline*, gmluiurcs, hearses and funeral cars.
1 % " nprus)worthv and confidential in all business trans-
* met ion*
I “There ar« jnru.g fnends
There are spirits hrave,
There are souk that are pure and true;
Then give to the world the BEST that you have
And the BEST will come back to you.”
9L JONES
Eroprietoa
CALI^ ANSWERED ANYTIME ANYWHERE
Office Phone 2-3464 Residence Phone 2-3006
511 WEST WALDBURG STREET
Savannah, Georgia
brought the message. The Lord
su PP er was administered. The
collection $47.85. Rev. J. B.
Bates of Savannah, Rev. and
Mrs. R. L. Ringwood and Rev.
W. J. Johnson were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stewart.
The funeral of Master Lelon
Morgan was held Tuesday at
2 o’clock at St. Matthew Bap-
tst church. Rev. W. J. John-
son officiating. The people
Funeral Home in charge.
Morris Smith of the navy is
home on a furlough visiting his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. smith.
Pvt. Booker T. Byrd is home.'
on furlough visiting parents
Mr. and Mrs. E. Boyd.
Revs. J. W. White, R. D.
Pierce, A. B. Pullings, Mrs. L. B.
Seymore and Maryetta Williams
to attend the Georgia An-
nual Conference at St. Philip A.
m. e. Church of Savannah. ;
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1
PEMBROKE NEWS
By Mrs. Lizzie Carter
The Mt. Moriah Sunday School
and St. John AME Sunday
School met at the usual hour,
and were wel lattended.
Mrs. L. a H H. uatrison, “Jr t me „ ,
.
Dorothy, Mae Arnetha, Jaimes
and Luethel Garrison , were the ,,
week end guests of their
er and grandmother, and other
relatives oi Cox. /
Mrs. L. H. Garrison made a
trip to Savannah Monday
attend the graduation
of her daughter, Miss Irene Gar
rison, who hc«<; completed t
course in bea a ty culture.
Miss Rachol Garrison, the sis-
ied Mr. and Mrs L H Garrison
for a row, days.’ she was
: the dinner truest nf Mr ond
iMrs. finest Tavlor on
1 evening U She has returner] ,urned
■, ' ias 1
her _ home . in Tampa, Fla.,
visiting here for three
Little Harrison Louise
underwent a tonsiiectomy ana
is now improving nicely.
Mrs. Effie Dell Frasier and lit-
tie children spent last week end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Hines,
Mr. and Mrs. James Hines
and little Harrison were + he
dinner guests of her mother and
family on Thanksgiving day.
'
Cpl. Walter Johnson of Brooks
field, Texas. (Mrs. 0«* rtru ^
Johnson of McIntosh and Miss
Annie Lee Dillard of Groveland
were the afternoon guests of
Mr. and Mrs. James Hines.
, The funeral of Mrs. Mary Bon
hill was conducted last Thurs-
day by her pastor, Rev. A. E.
Hagins at Mt. Moriah Baptist
church. She is survived by 3
daughters, Mrs. Mary Brown,
Mrs. Victoria Smith and M-s.
Mabel Fields all of Pembroke
and nine grand children. S^c
was buried »t. at Jerusalem Jerusalem cem- cem-
H*n*r Funeral
■ ' 1,1 in (
Mrs. Hattie Mae Foxworth of
Groveland was the guest of Mrs.
L rj she iiman and the Bing
f a ,_ n j] y on Monday, |
Junior Foxworth of
nah spent last Tucsday with hls i
mother, Mrs. Polly Foxworth. I
Mrs. Polly Foxworth made a _
business tri p to savannah last
Thursday.
I Mlsg Parmet ia Simmons was
th „ uest of Mrs . James smokes
Mond j j
Cpl< Miller and Cpl . Hort0n of
> Camp Stewart were Sunday af¬
ternoon guests of Miss Jessie M.
Smith.
Mrs. L. C. Sheiiman spent lasts
Mh »<■ ^
Kin & !
«"• *-* <* »™
York was the B uest of her sis -|
ter-in-law, Mrs. L. C. Sheiiman
on Saturda y- Roscoe Holland
i of 0 f Coldns pollins also als ° visiting vi « lun £ Mrs Mrs - Shell
man - hls dau « hter
Mrs. Rebecca Smoke was the
fSunday guest of Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Kent. !
Weldon Moore of Manassas
was the guest of the Bing fam
ily on Saturday.
Sunday was pastoral day t
Beautiful Zion Baptist church.
The pastor, Rev. Honely dcliv
ered a soul stirring sermon.
lection was *44.00. The
board and choir surprised
pastor by giving him $10.00 for
Christmas.
Miss Annie Mae Golden was
the guest of Mrs. Ethel Mae
Singleton on Sunday.
Little G. W. Kent and his
sister, little Vicky Lucile Kent
spent Sunday with their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Brown.
Mrs. Francis J. Fields was the
Monday evening guest of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Earlie Ed-
field -
Earlie Endfield was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. John Bing on
! Sunday.
Mrs. Hermon Davis was the
j Sunday afternoon guest of Miss
| Parmetia Simmons.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bacon of
! Groveland are now living in
i Pembroke.
DRESSES
Clearance on all fall
Dresses
Regular $7.98 Dresses
Now $1.98
r all wool
SWEATERS
$3.98
Sizes 34 to 40
MILLINERY
Chic Felts $2.98 Up
—all Colors- n
Luxurious Hal. ,k Bag Sets
in
Taffeta and Rayon
$4.95 — $7.95
HOSIERY JV
Ladies fine Chiffon hose
49e 79e SI.04 a*
Sun Tan. Cherry. Rica Sun, * r
Lenox (’olton Ave., Lace and and Off Rayon Black ^
Lace fw
$1.39 — $1.59 flu
Acid Indigestion
Relieved in 5 minutes or
| double your money back
I When stomach acid causes painful, suffooat-
i , ing ga'L sour stomach and heartburn, doctors usually
j prescribe the fastest-acting medicines known for
eymptomaHc (tic relief— relief—medicines medicines like like thos those comfort in Bell-ans
double back ca^re: In a
or your money turn vl botti#
‘ fit all drugjji ! '.
MEMORY
PHOENIX—In loving mcmo-
ol our dear son,
FPICTWIIF PHOENIX
ho dr ....
‘!2 a! '
ay ’ "
may think rm n0t lonely.
1 do not feel the smart, ,’
x dQ n(jt mlSg you on y
above can read my heart.
gmM m how much j need
you '
pf>ul d teJ1 h0w much I care, .!
Hf , knows nonc ean suc
ceed you
, r hf>rfl nr ovpt tHere.
Mother
__„__1_
MALONE MALONE- In In T _ joving , memn-
elliott ^m'alone
passed away November 10,
1
nfe j ]oved you, darling, [
death I do th e same,
often sit and think o{ you I
dear *
And wish you were here again.
Days of sadness still come over
Secret tears do often flow,
But dear memory keeps you
near me
Though you died two years
Mrs. Lillian Malone
TAYLOR In memory of my
R TAYLOR ,
» P—
One year ago today
shc loft thls world of woe,
1 miss llPr . ° h! s« much,
It >S and , P ‘
da y b y da y. I know
Its God ’ s eternal P lan >
Sht ;__ is resting in His love '
Where all is well with man.
Twilight and evening star
And afterward the dark,
She met her pilot face to face
When she embarked.
Marie T. Graves,
daughter
j Charles J. Graves,
son-in-law
Margaret A. Clarke,
sister
_____ loving
BREWTON - In re-
membranee of my son and our
brother
j SWANNIE BREWTON one*
who departed this life year
ago, December 12, 1942.
God saw that you were getting
! weaker,
The hill was hard to climb,
He gently closed your loving
eyes
And whispered peace be thine.
ATTENTION LADIES *
Do you know that short,
burnt hair can be grown
out qquiekly and easily by
Savannah's own
PACE'S COCA-TAR
| It also and relieves TAR OIL dandruff
and itchy scalps. Try It,
i you'll like it. Sold at
MIME. CARGO’S BEAUTY
, SHOP and
BOEN’S PHARMACY
Cor. Henry and VT. Broad
Only 35c. Wholesale prices
for Beauty Shop Owners.
FLOWERS
BY
Breckenridgt
By Ou/ Flowers and
Service W e Are Known
No flower creation can t>»
oetter than the material
into il. Fur every occa¬
sion your flower arrange¬
ment by BRECKENRIDGI
will always bf In good
taste. Try u» and you. too
will flnJ why thousands o!
flower lovers say a Breck-
’nridge-filled order alway
pleases.
“Flowers Telegraphed
Anywhere"
608 East 33nl Street
PHONE 6141
Rev. Willis Wyatt ol L’ ooUiy
r, y., was the week ena guest
of Rev. and Mrs. W. Williams.
He is stationed at Camp Garden.
JACKSON TEACHERS SEE
FOR EQEAL P.’.fV
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(Continued from page One)
also states further that on Oj:-
teber 29, 1943, plaintiffs thru
their attorney filed a
on behalf of themselves
other colored teachers asking
that the discriminatory salary
scale bo -et aside but “all of
the defendants have ignored
plaintiffs’ petition and have
not favored plaintiffs or their
attorneys with the courtesy
on and take your rest, ,
love you but God loves you
best. I
Mother,
Lillie B. Brewton
Brothers and sisters in law,
Mr. and Mrs. Ada Brewton
Mr. and Mrs. Hercules
Brewton
Mr. and Mrs. Inman Brew-
ton
Tracy Brewton
Dewey C- Brewton
Sisters and brothers in law,
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield
Wells
Miss Genevieve Brewton
Mr. and Mrs. Leary Bon¬
ner
WALKEER In loving re¬
membrance of
MR. JAMES S. WALKER
departed this life one year
December 8. 1942.
One year ago today
body ceased to move,
your perfect body march-
ed on
lives on forever more.
chord in reality is not
broken
Because you are with us each
passing day
Wc know there is no death
To those whp walk Christ’s
way.
Devoted wife and children,
Mrs. Margaret Walker
Mr. Charles Walker
Miss Cecile Walker
Sgt. James Walker
Mr. Samuel Walker
JACKSON - In loving mem-
J of - a dear husband' and
DEA. WILLIAM JACKSON
who departed this life Decem¬
ber 13, 1942.
‘God saw you were gettting
weaker,
The hill was hard to climb;
He gently closed your loving
eyes
And whispered, peace be thine.
How often we think of you,
When we are all alone,
For memory is the only thing
That grief can call its own.
Out in the silent grave yard
sleeping,
Beneath the sod and dew,
Not even once forgotten;
In sorrow we think of you.
Sadly missed!
A loving wife,
Mrs. Mamie W. Jackson
Children, relatives and
friends.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. Youme Gibbons and
family of 203 Gary street, wish
to thank all of their friends
for their many kindnesses
shown during the recent Ill¬
ness of Mr. Gibbons at Central
of Georgia hspital. H e is nw
greatly imnroved and able to
b? out again.
THUNDERBOLT NEWS
By Mrs. Susie Williams
Central church held its regu¬
lar services last Sunday; Rev.
L. L. Small, pastor.
Mrs. Laura Butler is home
after an enjoyable trip to
York city.
Miss Mildred Johnson of Pitts
burgh. Pa., who is the sister of
Mrs. S. C. Carter, and little Gre-
den Jackson celebrated another
birthday last week. Congratu¬
lations to them.
William Wyatt, the son of
Mme. Cargo's National
School of Beauty
Culture
A - jiff -P
*
sifcsS
1219 W. Broad Street
Phone 3-2497
Come To Cargo
The Business Tide is Rising
Today
Cargo will prepare you to
take your rightful place
among the leaders—to take
the tide at the flood and
lead on over difficulties to
Success and fortune.
FOR SALE, TOOLS
Waving Irons Page Boys
Straightening Combs
Top Curls
Student work half price
a ic;.iy.”
Attorneys for the teachers
are g Alexander Looby, Nash-
V ille, Leon A. Ransom and Wil-
bam pj Hastie, Washington.
D. C.; Thurgood Marshall, spec
iai counsel of th 0 NAACP, New
York, and A. A. Latting of
Memphis.
IT'S ', ON THE BEAIM
v oung S KfldlO „ oerVlCC
*
Repairs and Sales at Reasonable
Prices. Phono Radio Combi-
nations for rent by Day or Week
(Special Prires.)
D. Young, Proprietor
1212 W. Broad St. Phone 97(18
urn miz a is i j-
NEW YEAR’S
RESOUTIOM
SEND
IBUN
To Your Boy or Girl
Off At School
It Will Be A Greatly Appreciated
Weeklv Visitor And Keep Them
Properly Informed of The News Hap¬ t I
'
penings At Home.
One 2.00 Six $ 1.25
Year Months
=pid mzy : ial mi l£iy
Did You Place Your
FALSE TEETH
In a Glass Last Night?
Thousands do and wonaer why their den¬
tures remain dull and stained - why they
suffer with offending denture breath They
fail to realise that water alone is not a cleans¬
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perfected Dy a denust. called Stera-Kleen
that thoroughly cleans false teeth like magic—
no brushing' Simply put a little Stera-Kleen
Powder in a glass of water-soak
are your realty teeth - clean now they d look sparkle, like nl U " m -Jj jj
ar — —
the day your dentist said.
“Don't they look natural?" Try
Stera-Kleen - lasts long - costs
only 30s At ail drugg-.sts.
OJd Farmer's Recipe Mix Ailenru and
Lemon Juice to get quick telief from pains
of rheumatics and neuralgia Druggists
have Ailenru - -grocers have lemons.
THURSDAY, DEC. !>, 1C43
Bay SUCCESS SODA
AT YOIMt GROCERS
1 li
A good cooking Soda «»•
ful It. every fectue.
w "'tf for » H oosrt witb
*24 awes for SUCCESS
SODA
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