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§ 4*v***v* *•"■** * * i't ■'V'^ 1 •§• HK ■§ VJ ut-Of-Town New MENDES SEWS J' By Mrs. A. S. Howard and Mrs. Hardy -" -a i ii were the week their sisters Sunday. Ruth Geiger and in Daisy Sunday. and Mrs. Thomas f children i Groveland Sunday, T ary Lonvence died Dec. 9 and her d at Groveland 7 tii. Louise Howard and t The Sunday guests of ira Mae Crawford. On. Dec. 22 we are going I. ”e a Xmas tree. You I.-iViUd, tfETTER, NEWS G By Mildred Whitaker Sunday marked the first pas tor: 1 day in the new year at St. Luke AME Sunday School was held at ■rKMi'ock with Bro. J. C. Ward The lesson was by Bro. J. S. Mitchell and Mildred Boston. The r ve the review. At 11:45 pastor brought the 1 rfesage. The Lord’s administered at 8 ftev: R. D. Pierce brought evening message. Total hfdon ‘for the day was $26.70. juv— l<T i Ae ne Guiding Star" ty (Another Gilbert Produc .. j tion) "A Christmas Pageant in -*> Three Acts, with a cast of . 100 and a chorus of 200 municipal audi¬ 1 torium Monday & Tuesday Nights December 13th and 14th 8:00 P. M. Doors Open at 7 P. M. All ticket holders are urg~ y I; '"'fd to avoid the rush and waiting in line, by having a i their tickets validated at -11 the box office of Munici¬ -71 pal Auditorium in advance and at once. •, HER GIVE HOSIERY I: Off Black — Sun Tan Tailleur Brown - - Lenox Ave. Harlem Tan i 91 c per Pr. pfe-- CHIFFON I Rica Sun (Real ^ — 1 Sheer) *04 Courageous THE VANITY SHOPPE J >(465 West Broad _______ St. " ___ U* z Dunbar Theatre Building - - Sidney A Jones Funeral Home PRESENTS THE BEST IN SERVICE? jg autitui line of caskets, robes and flora! designs.! Cj Hi* sperienceo ‘rainen and r the skilled art of embaimers mortuary science. who are well! streamiiueo ambulances, hearses and funeral carsJ 'Trustworthy and confidential in all business trans-| * action* “There ar® lovir.j friends There are spirits brave, There are souls that are pure and true; Then give to the world the BEST that you have And the BEST will come back to you.” PIDNWT JL JONES k Xroprietoa CALLS ANSWERED ANYTIME ANYWHERE Office Phone 2-3464 Residence Phone 2*3006 511 WEST WALDBURG STREET Savannah, Georgia The Indepcaclaiu Mission mu at 2 o’clock with the president, Sis. Idella Mercer, presiding, Much business was Collection was $10.10. Sunday School was held at Tremont Temple church at the usual hour with the superintendent in charge, 1 assisted by the teachers. Thankful Baptist Sunday School was held at the usual I hour with the in charge. The Sam Creek church celebrated their 84th an- j niversary Vjednesday Sunday. The following assisting: Revs. Lewis At- vinger, and J. King. Total , money raised $152.76. Mrs. Susie Dukes, Mr. Mrs. William Dukes and Dukes of Millen were the guests of Hennie Dukes. Cpl. Willie Brenson and Willie attended service at Luke AME church of Rochell, Y. Sgt. James Claton to Ft. Ft. Dix after spending time with his wife, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Artist to West Palm Beach, Fla., ter spending some time their mother. Those on the sick list Mrs. Freda Whitaker, Lizza 1 | son, Ellen Gray, Lula Pailins Mittie Camels. HINESVILLE GA. NEW • By Mrs. E. M. Tarver The funeral rites of Robert i Baker were held from AME church Tuesday, 7th. He was born July 1, Surviving him are a wife, children, three brothers, I sister and a host of ’other tives. Rev. J. H. Stokes, J the tor of Rincon circuit sermon. Mrs. Clifford Golden made trip to Brunswick to visit husband. C. c. Gause and Earline made a trirp to Savannah day to visit the eye specialist, Supt. J. c. Logue had ot Bethel Sunday School. collection was good. Pvt. Rev. Ralph Cheavers Cmap Stewart preached at el Sunday evening In behalf Trustees. CapL Roger (who ( is stationed at Camp art after returning from seas gave a very inspirational talk. The Junior and Senior j choir rendered music with Pvt. King, director. Rev. Scott Dinkins held regu- j a r services at St. ( Sunday morning evening. Mrs. Leila worshipped at St. Thomas | the morning services. Mrs, L^ila Dinkins made business trip to Savannah and oiennville this week. i Mr. and Mrs. Quarterman, Mesdames Liia phabian and Mary attended the funeral of Levant at Groveland Sunday. The group of teachers Baconton. Hinesville, Jr. , school met at Shiloh School Monday afternoon, 13 , Miss Emmerlin principal and hostess. j chairman, Mrs. Lizzie had charge of the meeting. port of *31.15 Christmas sale from schools was given 1 Miss Turner Jeanes teacher. school will close for the days, December 17th and four days visiting ................„ _ CLAXTON SEWS By Frederick D. Ray Sunday was pastoral day ri . A. B. church. The pry. g. L. Lee preached wonderful sermons. Pvt. Sellers Moore of Knox, T , Ky.. was here , Mrs. Mary T L. Brown of nah , was the guest . of . Mr. „ Mrs, Wallace Scott Wednesday. Miss Mary Lee Poe was r j ed s ggt. Jimmy Nelson Aumist Mary Lee Broadus spcnt four days visiting husband, Sgb. Howard S. dus of Carnp stewart. l Mrs. Ellen Goodbey of ta is back home again j her mother and family, Geneva Love, The boys of the Evans Coun ty Training School motored Statesboro Tuesday to ~ Statesboro High School j basketball. The score was n m favor of Claxton. Master Frederick D. Ray [ his sister, Mrs. Mary L. us celebrated their Sunday at 3 o’clock. useful gifts were received. mother; Mrs. Edith Ray as hostess. Mrs. M. F. Peterson left eral days ago for Lake Fla., to visit relatives friends. The funeral of Mrs. Lavant of Glennville was I ly attended from i Baptist Church, Groveland I Sunday December 12 at 3 Harper Funeral Home in Rev. E, J. Junior officiating. The funeral of Mrs. Lula ardson was held at St. Baptist Church Sunday at U m., Rev. S. L. Lee Harper’s Funeral Home [ charge. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Orich LaMoneda of 5 West Bolton lane wishes thank her many friends their many kindnesses to | during her illness of She is Rlac! t0 i hat she IS up and i again and , will be pleased ' 1,avp her friends visil her - I IN MEMORY I I of I SNIPE- in memory my dear fatPer ’ M SNIPE who passed away December ! 18, 1942. We cannot say and will not i say | That he is dead; he is just I away ’ j With a cherry smile and a wave of the hand, He just wandered into an un- known land, Sadly missed by Mrs. Evelena Goodwine Philadelphia Grand Grand children nd,:hiory.MMs ETAO ETA ETO _ ___ JONES - In sad but lovingj memory of our dear mother, : MRS. WINNIE A. JONES departed this life four' j years ago on December 17, ' 1939. ^ The month of December again | ! is here, The saddest of the year, j For it was on the 17th of De¬ j cember, dear, j You were called away. ] The blow ...... hard, the shock was severe severe, 1 little little thought thought death I , We We your your t ______ , | BOm „ lmes we W der 1 j Why quickly had to so you We J° bore r not kn0W know the the pain yo ° • Nor „ did we see ___.ia... vni] you Hj die: „. ' i j We only know," dear mother you did not say good-bye. yr ? y : i o' .i Sadly e missed! . , Daughter Mrs. Thelma C. Son-in-law, Pvt. Frederick Wil¬ liams WILEY In loving memory of our dear husband and fath- er MR. JAMES WILEY who departed this life Decem- 1 ber 16, 1938. j we shall hear his voice no mor e Who was so brave, so clean and true; We shall no more upon the door The friendy tap we knew. It seems for such a little while His presence made our complete And we shall miss his smile a. When next we meet. So happy were his words, “I’m all right now,” he said, And in the noon God’s p | 'And he home heard his spirit fled, The pain is gone. He today 4 Beneath love’s feeble gift flowers “He's all right now” we to say But, oh what loss is ours. Sadly missed by a devoted wife, Mrs. Florence Wiley, Savannah, a step-daughter, Mrs. Rosa Lee Marshall. Philadelphia, an adopted daughter, Miss Fannie Wiley, a godson, Mr. Alonza James Ellis a bod child, Miss Rosemary Simmor/;, Mather school, Beaufort, s. C. a godchild, Mrs. Millie Green, New York city i MEMORY OF LULA WRIGHT ! In writing this I am sure that j I express the sentiments of all ! who have known Lula, j She was a faithful servant of j God and man, sincere in all | her work and beliefs and de- | voted Even to her many friends. though she is relieved of the suffering she experienc¬ ed during her last days on [earth, to we regret deeply having | lose from our midst such a well loved friend as Lula Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Bourbon Deloach CENTRAL BAFT. CIll'RI «! The weekly services were : attended. Our gust night was Rev. of Hunter’s field, us an inspiring mes- Sunday school met Gads, at j usaul hour with Supt. 1m in charge. «V>n x/vo At A f 1 11:30 1 ‘ *3 n O a. m m. 1 A Daniels delivered an 1 m sermon. The BfU on time and was well at¬ The pastor preached at night, <txt which time visiting minister from ! had a j S. C„ Rev. Jamer j I DEATHS Prominent Citizen Dead The Reverend Peter Wil¬ the father of Dr. I. D. died after a short ill¬ at the home of his daugh¬ Mrs. Ella Gorhum Man- grum, last week near Town¬ send, Ga. He was born in 1850 on the Great Pee Deg river, near Ma¬ rion, South Carolina. In 1777 he married Miss Ma- riah Blackwell and to this union was born seven children, Dr. I. D. Williams of Savan¬ nah; Mrs. Ella Gorhum Man : grum of Cox, Mrs. Sarah Wal-, ker of Brunswick, Jesse Wil- liams of St. Augustine, Fla.; Ira Williams of St. Augustine, Fla (deceased 1 ; Ivey B. Wil- liams of Galveston, Texas; and Mrs. Janie Williams " Summers N ™ Y ° rk d ‘y. He left fifteen grand chil- dren, eleven great grand chil- dren and one sister, Mrs. Rose Fuller of Hastings, Fla. His wife died in 1934 and he married Mrs. Mary Joyner 1935, who also died four years later. He lived in Georgia fifty nine years and was a member ;of the M. E. church. Former Savannahian Dies Jasper Madison Carter, a | former resident of Savannah, 1 died in New York city Decem- | ber 4, where he had made his ; home for many years. He was a member of Metropolitan A. M. E. church at which his fu¬ neral was held on December 8. j Burial was in Mt. Hope cemete ry. Mr. Carter is survived by his wife, Mrs. Gertrude E. Car ter; a sister, Mrs. Georgia Montgomery of Magnolia, O.; two brothers, John Carter of Walterboro, S. C., and Daniel Carter of Lake Wales, Fla., and several nephews and nieces and other relatives. THE EVANGELICAL MINIS- ISTERS' UNION The Evangelical Ministers’ union met Tuesday in its first meeting since the annual con- ! fer-sces closed, at 11:30 a. m. 'with Rev. W. C. Davis, presi-j dent in charge. Devotions were conducted by Rev. C. K. Knight. Did You Place Your FALSE In a Glass Last Night? Thousands do and wonder why their den¬ tures remain dull and stained - why they suffer with offending denture breath. Th»*y fail to realise that water alone is not a cleans¬ ing agent - but now. there's a great formula perfected by a dentist, called Stera Kleen that brushing! brushing! thoroughly cleans false teeth like magic— no Powder Simply Simply put put a a little little Stera Stera Kleen Kleen in a glass of wa'ter-soak your teeth — now thev sparkle, are really clean and look like th* day your dentist said. ‘ Don't they look natural?" Try Sd Stera-Kleen — lasts long — costs only 30g. At all druggists. Old Farmer s Recipe Mix Allenru Allenru and a Lemon Juice to get quick relief from pa ins ot rheumatics and neuralgia Druggists have Allenru-— enru — grocers — have Mme. Cargo's National School of Beauty Culture 1219 IV. 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 (he 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 After remark, on f .' .w.diip the president echoes were fronft the variails confer , Two changes were not in local pulpits: Rev. M. N. sent to St. Andrews Rev. L. W. Walker to the circuit, both of the ft’ />/in connection. imnt inn Dni; Rev. R. A. of the CME church was presiding elder of the district, going from the Paul pastorate. . : The union was pleased to improvement of Rev H. M. father. He resides Charleston, S. C. It was announced that the celebration will held at St Philip AME on January 1 st. the So¬ Clubs’ union together with ministers sponsoring the af The West Savannah district will be held at Browns’ chapel December 22. Rev. M. Brown, pastor, Dr. W. O. SSSlSiS Mm NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION SEND To Your Boy or Girl 1 Off At School It.Will Be A Greatly Appreciated f Weeklv Visitor And Keep Them n Properly Informed of The News Hap- « penings At Home. One Year 2.00 Months Six $ 1.25 Evening Pleasure at Rooks' Pool Room 507 West Broad St. THURSDAY, DEC. 13, 1913 r.h rman p. E., a one day The South Savannah district wil! be held at St. AME church on 22 c.i 11:30 a. m., Rev Brown, pastor, Rev. M. Robinson, P. E. The first quarterly confer¬ of St. Philip AME church be held Friday night when reports will be made and quarterly meeting Sunday Rev. H. W. Murph is and Rev. W. O. P. P. E. Rev. J. H. Adams. D. D.. Fla., was a the meeting and presented book of testimonials to and Mrs. Franklin signatures for which is getting from prominent throughout the coun¬ The president requests a big for the next meet- as annual reports of offi- will be made. Mutualize Economy We Can save You 25 Per Cent On Your Insurance Cost FIRE — WINDSTORM _ AUTOMOBILE - PLATE C.I ASS DIAL t - t lit Atlantic Mutual Fire Ins. 12 EAST BAY STREET SAVANVAH, GA. Kidneys Must is ache Swollen Ankles, Nervousness. matic Pains. Dizziness. 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