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s Lee Barton
joj candy** shortage
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jjood home-mad®
fudge is always
appreciated and
particularly dur¬
ing these beetle
days. Here’s a,
recipe for such i
a delicacy mat
may be made
without cooking.
Try u! -
Uncooked Fudge
res unsweetened chocolate;
•mobs butter or margarine?
lifted confectioners' sugar;
i oo« salt; % cup hot milk;j.
.,oon vanilla, -sd
Matt chocolate and hotter over
1 oiling water. Heniors from heat.
Combine remaining ingredients and
mix well. Add chocolate mixture
pmd stir until blended. Spread hi
(greased 8 x S x 2-luch pan. Cbm hi
(refrigerator or let stand at room
rtemperatura lot «^«al hours, or
j.utll firm.
Note; Note; If drwtroB, * to cn»| )
fir'll •topped oppec not meets may be added
'"before
SECOND ARNOIJ) BAPTIST
CHURCH
Rev. George Dingle, pastor.
Sunday school met at the usu¬
al hour with Supt. J. Grayson
in charge. Rev. A. B. Brown
delivered two excellent ser¬
mons during the day. BTU
was in charge of President F.
Showers. As Sunday was pas
toral day the services were well j
attended throughout the day.
The congregation is mourning
With Rev. Dingle the death of
his beloved wife, Mrs. Louise
Dingle, who passed on to the
great beyond last Sunday even
ing. Rev. A. B. Brown, acting
pastor.
MT. TABOR BAPT. CHURCH
Sunday school met at the
f usual hour with Supt. White in
charge. The attendance was
good. The school is planning
for its Easter exercises. At
7:30 BTU met with Sister A.
Berry in charge, and at night
Pastor J. H. Martin delivered
an interesting sermon. A vis¬
itor at the service was Mr. Tur
ner of New York, formerly of
Savannah.
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TO CELEBRATE TENTH
ANNIVERSARY
Abyssynian Baptist church
comer Grapevine Ave. and Ogee
chee road will celebrate the 10th
anniversary of its pastor, R?v.
G. W. Carter, beginning Mon-
day night, Feb. 28 and ending
March 6th. Rev. Carter began
his pastorate of this church
during March 1934 and many
new members have b?en added
and the edifice is almost com¬
pleted.
The following churches and
organizations will participate in
the celebration; 1st. Metropoli
tan Baptist church, Rev. L. G.
Gibbs, pastor; Four Female Gos
pel Singers First Smyrna Bap¬
tist church. Rev. J. W. Wil¬
liams, pastor; Professional Men
and Women; and St. Paul Bap¬
tist church on Monday night
list church, Rev. A. E. Hagin,
pastor,
The anniversary sermon will
be delivered by Rev. E. N. Hol-
sey, pastor of First Bryan Bap¬
tist ehurch, on Monday night,
March 6.
BABY CONTEST
The Aquilla missionary club
of St. Philip AME church will
sponsor a baby contest and mu
sical program Sunday after¬
noon at 4 o’clock. The votes
are selling at ten cents, and
the public is cordially invited
to attend this delightful af¬
fair. Mrs. Arbesene Canty is
president of the club.
IN MEMORY
*
SINGLETON In memory
CORPORAL ALEXANDER
SINGLETON
who departed this life Feb.
26, 1943 at Newark. N. J., U. S.
Hospital.
We loved you. Alexander,
but Jesus loved you best.
Relatives
Foster Mother, Mrs. Hannah
Bynam
Mrs. Emma Turner
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McGrifi
Miss Ethel Bnype
Mr. Rufus Ward.
WRIGHT In loving memory
of my son and our brother
MR. IKE WRIGHT
who departed this life Feb. 28
1937.
God called the one we loved
away,
Forget you, no we never will,
As time rolls on we’ll love you
still.
We miss you sadly each day,
Though each memory brings a
tear
We hope to jam you some sweet
day
In your heavenly home beyond
the skies
Sadly missed by
Mother, Mr; M !. Wright
. Dorchester, Ga.
Grand Mother, Mrs J. E. Stevens
Dorchester, Ga.
Sisters, Mrs. Mary Stevens,
Savannah, Ga.
Mrs. Georgia Tate,
Dorchester, Ga.
Mrs. jean Sams,
Savannah,
Mrs. Reba Arnold
Savannah,
Brother, Mr. Leroy Stevens,
Dorchester, Ga.
A dear friend,
Mrs. Mamie Green Lawton,
Buffalo, N. Y.
WILLIAMS- In memory
MR. ROBERT B. WILLIAMS
who departed this life Feb. 27
T943.
Departed, but still lives in
memory.
Wife, Hagar H. Williams
Son, Emmet H, Williams.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Matilda Fields, 618
136th street wishes
: her many friends in and
! of the city and to
! with grateful appreciation
I her neighbors for their
l expressions of sympathy
ling i her illness. She is
confined to her home but
feeling much better.
Sam Grant, Proprietor
Independent
. Fruit Stand
2207 Aasasta Ave.
AH kinds of Fruits and
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WHITE In loving rememb-
•ance of our dear one
MRS. CAMALA SINGLETON
WHITE
Died February 15, 1925.
Today recalls sad memories
Of a loved one to rest
And the ones who think of you
today
Are the ones who loved you best
Those days we once enjoyed,
When we were here together.
But oh, how changed it all is
now
Since you’re gone forever,
Our hearts still ache with sad¬
ness
Our Ayes shed many tears.
God only knows how we miss
you,
At the end of nineteen years.
Daughter, Addie Williams
Son, Ned Morrell
THOMPSON—In sad but lov¬
ing memory of our dear daugh¬
ter and sister,
MRS. « ARRIE SIMMONS
THOMPSON
who passed away one year ago
Feb. 26, 1943.
From this world of grief and
sorrow
To the land of peace and rest,
God has taken you our darling
daughter
Where there is everlasting rest
What would we give to see your
face
Your loving hand to touch
And hear your voice and see
your smile,
That meant to us so much.
You are gone but your mem¬
ories are still with us.
Your cheerful smile and lov¬
ing ways,
How often we recall,
You had a smile for everyone,
And died beloved by all.
Sadly missed by
Father and Mother,
Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Simmons
Savannah,
Husband, Mr. Ezel Thompson
Elizabeth, N. J.
Sister*. Ore.\ia Simmons
Savannah, Ga.
Brother, Eddie Simmons
New York, N. Y.
HUTCHINSON fn loving
memory of our devoted and
dailing mother,
MRS. ELLA HUTCHINSON
who entered eternal rest one
year ago, February 28, 1943.
Mother, darling, grieved are
our hearts this very day
As on the day you went away;
Your tender care, loving smile
and beautiful memory
Will never fade away.
God alone knows how much we
love and miss you,
Friends may think the wound
is healed,
But our hearts are filled with
sorrow
By the grief so hard to bear.
We shall meet you some
bright morning
And all be happy together
again.
Lovingly remembered by
Daughters,
Margaret Hutchinson
Ormsby. New York
Evelyn Smalls Tenteria,
New York
Ella Hutchinson Baker,
Columbus, Ohio
Sons,
©nines M. Hutchinson,
New York
Franklin B. F. Hutchin¬
son. New York
George J. Ormsby,
New York
Grandchildren,
Margaret A. Smalls.
New York
Franklin B. F. Hutehin-
Jr„ New York
Neice,
Vera Taylor.
Newark. N. J.
Cousin,
Annie E. Harley.
Jamaica, L. I.
Daughter-in-law.
Irene C. Hutchinson,
Jamaica, L. j.
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PERRY- In loving
of
RICHARD LEROY PERRY
Who passed away February
1939, five years ago today.
When we think of you
fnf taUier her ’
Our hearts are filled with pain
This earth would seem like
heaven,
If we had you back again.
°miifyou; nn0t ^ ^ ^
you;
Gur hearts cannot tell what to
say,
But God only knows how we
love you
And miss you since you went
away.
Peaceful be your sleep, dear
grandfather,
’Tis sweet to breathe your
name,
We loved you very dearly
life,
In death we do the same.”
Your granddaughters,
Carrie Lee Williams
Marjorie Elane Williams
McIntosh, Ga.
WIDOWS’ MITE CLUB
The Widows' Mite club held
its regular meeting at the
home of the president, Mrs.
Leila Johnson 705 West Duffy
street. Alter the transaction
of much business a delicious re
past was served. The next
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Wilhelmina Ford, 625 Rob
erts street.
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j Th£ First Congregational
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j Curtright is pastor, held the
| usual service on Sunday morn
! ing. A forceful sermon,
i tired 1 1 c around aiouncl the int 33rd ,J,ia vers- ■ 1 - of
the , 13th chapter of Numbers
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1 sell confidence, if the
| goal is to be attained.
j J2J2. worshipped with us. Mr. Turn
j er was at one time a most act
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Immediately after the serv-
ices the first report of our ral-
ly was made. More than $700
was received at this time.
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THUS 3D AY, FEB. 24, JtD44
COURT ORDERS CHARLESTON
TO EQUALIZE SALARIES
(Continued from Page 1)
from discriminating between
' white and Negro school teach-
s . th 1 e pay mv ment “ em of said
to those possessing the
1 ‘ ‘ | . exoerience
j and ' , P crformin , S simiIar s mi]ar dut dutieS j e s
'
The decree provides that full
| j
with one-half the
in pay granted to the Negro
teachers beginning September
1944.
j 11 was estimated by the bus
j ,! . for the ~
? nes ^ manager
! hoard that the amount involv-
ed in bringing the Negro sal-
aries up t0 the A evl of the white
teachers was $80,000 a year,
This action Was begun ill Ju-
‘Y. , 194J D y . tfie ...... National , ASSOC1-
;
ation for the Advancement ot
j ! Colored People when cL petition
- Denali n u nlf Of « Viola , T LOUISe _ Dll-
1
val teacher in the Burke school
was filed with the school board
requesting that salaries be
'equalized. On November
1943 the complaint was
against the school board
the case set for trial on
"uary 10, 1944. The plaintiff
sued on behalf of herself
Elizabeth and Eliza
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other teachers similarly situat-
i ed.
The teachers were represent¬
ed by Thurgood Marshall and
Edw R Dudley counsel of the
Ne * Yor ^ °^ flc ^ of the
and Harolcl j Bouleware of c -
, lumbia, South Carolina.
J- M. Hinton, nrocident president of of the t
| |ence South of Carolma NAACP branches, Sta |f Co1 which ^"
backed the suit here, said at-
! SS^^SSSSm ^Trea
and in “an up-state city.”
Mr. Hinton estimated that the
court action in Charleston
means that, based on present
white and Negro teachers sal¬
ary scales, a Negro teacher now
making $ 50 a month will be
making $75 a month next Sep-
! jtember and $100 a month by the
1946 school year.
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