The Savannah tribune. (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, October 16, 1947, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text■ r u ro DT ot: Wn news MIDWAY | _ ... By Mrs. t. E. P.inee feunday was pastoral rlay at Midway Presbyterian church Service was largely attended There were many, visitors :nmi various places. Rev. D. W Wood preached an interesting sermon, assisted by Rev. A Williams. One elder was ordain¬ ed and three deacons. Two members were added to the church- Communion was sTrv- ed. L. C- Stevens of New York city has returned after visiting his sister, Mrs. M. L. Hughes. Quite a number of mission sisters of Midway, Day Memo- rial and Rlceboro Presbyterian churches motored to Darien to attend a missionary meeting on Tuesday afternoon. -Mrs Willie M. Jones and Master David Miller made a business trip to Sand H 11 Sat- i tirciay. ■ Elder P. J. Prince was the guest of M-. and M.s. Sam James Sunday afternoon. • By Ann Dora Dora Davis Davis George Geiger and Aaron Davis of Savannah spent, the I w*e* end with Frank Geiger and family. Mrs. Lauree Washington w; , the Saturday morning guest of Mrs. Ruth Geiger. Mrs. Viola Williams and mo- ther left Saturday for Chatta- nooga, Tenn., to visit her sis- ter and daughters-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. B ank Geiger and children spent Sunday at- ternoon visiting relatives in Reidsvlle. Misses Grace Mao and Sarah __________ Slater spent the week end in Reidsville. Mrs. Rosa Ann Davis spent last week end with the Geiger family. Mr. and Mrs. James McAr- thur spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Carrie B. Harris. TENNILLE By Rev. G. C. McPherson The last camp meeting of the seasoii will be held at Jordan Station AME church this com¬ ing Sunday, to which the pub¬ lic is invited. There will be preach ng at 11:30 a. m. and the afternoon sermon will be preached by Dr. Wl J. Fordham, pastor of the Georgia Grove Baptist church. After dinner the Sunrise quartet from Sylva- nia will sing. Miss J. L. Armstrong, a graduate of Albany Stale Col¬ lege. is the new principal of the Jordan Stat on High School Mrs. M. L. Wilchcr and Mrs. M. L. Neely are on the faculty. There will be a week of in¬ spirational meetings at the St ST, T. TT church’ Tuesday Oct ‘H Dl . F ' H 'HMti-t and church’ Wed- I’S S,; S“ X L. C. Tucker and St. James Holiness church. Rev. McPher¬ son is pastor. Rev. McPherson will nroach at at Marshall Masha Grove 10 ve Bantist aptl church Sunday at 3:30 p. m. Rev. Clifford Jordan, pastor. Marion Smith leit last week tor Fort Valley State College where he will specialize in mu- sonry ’ Lumar Brooks is still ill at his his homo nome. Robert Kellser of North Car- olina na was was buried buried here Satur- day. The funeral was held at Tennille Grove Baptist church Dr. A- W. Walker, pa-Jor. J .be ^deceased was the nephew of L •C. Schuaibert and w. M. Scimm- bert. The funeral was largely 4 attended. . Charlie Cullins of Strange town has been sick at his home for the past week. He was em- * ployed at the filling station of this city for several years be- fore his illness- Alex Smith has been very ill at his home since last Friday He is the husband of Mrs Smith, the chorister of the stt James AME church choir, and ylCader of Class No. 3. I Willie Washington’s mother from Donovan has been ill at his homp here for the past week. j The public is invited to at- iend the service at the Ten- nillc arove Baptist church n® Sunday, Dr. A. W- ker, past tor. 1 ci . L. C Tucker of the St. Jame.* Holiness church has re- lumen for another ’ ear as pas¬ tor. Ludowici High School. ll> E M. Derry The following students from Ludowici high Kcltool are at¬ tending Georg a State College: Misses Lizzie Mae Hardee and sarah Mobley, The week of Oct, 7, the Long county Fair was held at Lu- ,j ovvi( . ; high school. A carnival jyom Alabama attracted many visitors. Prof. By nos of Macon wa:; ,j 1P ma t n pcaker. His sub¬ j OC(j w; . s -Get Up and Get Doing Something.” A large au- dienre v/as pro.ent. Tll ,, f 0 !l<»winK were a , 1ho Iair ln , he ran vegetable department’ Mrs. Dora Belt c ar Ty, Mrs. Eliza Ross- and jCarrie Dennis, Mrs. Lottie Rhe:p. Mrs. L’.llle Miller, Mrs D; . - Dawson, Mr.;. Mosc Hinej, Mr , Ailcr Johnson, Mrs. Atir ^ .W’ t °m- ‘T-ife . R . . ’ Der’rv Crawford I-m Mrs Mrr- L Rob , rts . M re. Julia aU(i Mrs . j ( »nnie Perry; fancy work department, Mrs. Nornia- n , h » <Ir (; arvU , Dennis and Mrs _ c H Green; art, Mrs. Ar- le1h .j- un , . v> M ss Lucile An- d , ( , v .. ttnd M „. A{ j P n D unn; 1 st m .j n farm products, H. R canl.y, Morse Hines and John Hardy- r c. H. Green . ov . M. Hooten, vice president; Rev. T. J. , hairman of directors board; pmf. T. J. RaUord, advisers, | Mr; R P Baker. H. R. Canty, , )car; , )ri A!mv/a B aker and E ^ p , rr y reporter. Thc ,, rilSro student body ex- tends sympa thy to Rev. E. J Junior in the loss of his uncle, who resides in Thomasvllle. lie lofl Saturday for the funeral, which was held Sunday morn¬ ing. Prof. W A. Myes attended (lie free will conference at Douglas Cel. 8 , 9 and 12. Mrs. Ruth Colley has return¬ to her home in S'ummitt, N. after a very pleasant stay v ‘ s ‘ ! ,1! ’. hoi mother and other and friends. M's. R. I). Mallard, primary teacher, is 111 , GROVELAND By Mrs. Elizabeth Haynes Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moore of Washington, D. C., have return¬ ed after spending their vaca¬ tion with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Samson Hall. They were Mrs.'Nona"Hall.' accompanied by their mother "•Sirs. Nora *"• Fant CMiV WW! Mrs. Mnry Heyward ol wished their cousins Mr- and Mrs. i. li. Haynes •«* " rs - A,d '“' Harrison companied ’>•;»«»- by their their cousin Irs. Lamar Kelly. Mrs. Etna Hines and her ,T “ ni0S ' Jr - celebrated blll!lday Wednesday night at Pembroke. Many guests were prevent. Ouko, U.itiec'ae, Po- ta o salad and lemonade were serted. they received many um ! ,il presents. Sunday was pastoral day at Jerusalem Baptist church. votions were lfd by Dea ’ V ’ M Cassety and . Rev. E. R. Davis 0 f s- vannah nreached Rov F G. n Geiger and Pastor Connerj were present. Total money ed wr , s $3428 Deacon J. s. Brown, Deacon c . Ware and Mrs- Mary Ba- c on, delegates to the assocta- , nade u , oir reports Sat- urday. Mrs. Ethel Garrison is spend-l j j . f ew days in Savannah h her mother, Mrs. Nancy Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ivey were dinner guests of their daughter and son in law, Mr and Mrs James Harris. ! Mrs. Mi’lie Futch of Savan- spent Saturday night with I Mrs. Hattie Mae Foxworth. Those on the sick list are Missouri Ware, Mrs. Eu- Johnson and James Har- j ris. j | O 11 Sunday Archie Garrison visited his sister, Mrs Johnson who is very ill In Mrs Mamie Carroll is Hi¬ j —— | ; | MILLEN ( By Edd Dunbar Frank Tanksicy, Jr., is very sick at his home on Hiltonia road. Service was largely attended at San Hill Sunday. The pas¬ tor, Rev. E. L. Belche, of States¬ boro, delivered the gospel mes¬ sage from Luke, 13:24, Strive ) 10 Gate, Entnr for in Many at the I Say Straighl Unto You Will Seek to Enter in and Shall Not be Able- This was | i l ' egular , raised. Pa» toral , da J y and $8UJ0 was Mrs. Chloe Kelly is asking all of the churches of the 1 st clistrlc .’ including Jenkins Co., i to make their reports to her so she will be abie to make a g00d rPp ort at the Slate Ba P- ; list convention at Cordele Nov. 10-14. Mrs. Katie May Johnson is very ill at her nome on Wood jlane. I Orvle Williams made a trip home on business Saturday- ! ! Little Eddie Lucile ha? Covered from her recent i,lness and ,s back ln sCho °l e oi hcr tcachers and schoolmates. j Sarah Lake is still ill and unable to yet to the home of jrarents on Palmer row. The home of H. B. Kelsey is nearly completed at Lincoln Park. Wo learn with regret that Perkins, formerly of Mil len, has undergone two serious and is still a patient j in the hospital in D. c. Myrtis Burke has returned Kansas City, Mo., accompanied! by her sister, Ludie- ALLENHURST By James Bernard Pleasant Grove AME church closed ....... its 1011,111 R uart e r ly con- fercnce Sunday, 0ct _ 5 _ Elder C. P. Hobbs preached an in- large attendance. Collection was $50.00. Alton Martin has returned home after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Martin, in Waycross.. Lois Frazier was the week end guest of Milton Mar - 1 tin, Jr. A number of ladies and young peope visited the home of Sister Agnes Martin, who is ill. James Evans is also ill. Mrs- Carrie Martin announces the birth of a grand-daughter on Oct. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Millon Mart’n, Jr., are the parents. 1 Mrs. Verta Nelson, who has very ill, is now much bet ter. 3 M* Maggie Bake, Oie„» was the week end guest Mm. Eliza Pyet. Each Wednesday night choir nin-ar-sal will be ot Pleasant AME church. Sunday was pastoral day at Thomas Methodist church, ev . Horton, pastor, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rivers of are visiting their nts, Mr. and Mrs. John j^j. aild Mr s Sam Bernard isited their brother, Samuel of Freedman Grove', on Mr. Mullice is improv- after an operation at the hospital. They They ...J also also vis- ed thCil sister ...... and daughter, _____________ Malllcp and Fannie B R „- nnrd ™' nf f Midw-iv Mu | way ’ RE1DSVILLE By Mitchell A. Walker Sunday was pastoral day at AME church riev. J. M preached. Sunday school l ar 8 el y attended. After a joint missionary pro- was rendered with Sister Stephens, president ol AME Missionary, and Sis- Annie B. Jones, president the Baptist church, in It was largely attend- and was given in behalf of AME church. William Turner is still sick Lottie Miller and Mrs. Eva Douse are improving nicely, Mr. and Mrs Elder Chambers Spring Held are p re bid par- of a daughter. She has named Bertha Louise t •-—--—-- 1 [ I DAISY I ___ By L. C. Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Asia Thomas were Tuesday night guests ol Mrs. M. D. Peters, B }: Peters was lh,e Friday night guest of his mother. Mrs- M. D. Peters. Mrs. Freda Givins of Savan- nah visited her mother, Mrs. Eliza Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Dudolph Wil- Hams are the proud parents of a daughter- Mother and baby I are doing nicely. ! Mrs. Rosa Jones of Savannah was the Monday night guest of j **" ' ' Wallace Jones of Savannah SAVANNAH TRIBUNE Chambers is the daughter of Mrs Louise Reason of town. on th e fourth Sunday in November Rev. T J. tsom, pas¬ tor of Macedonia in county, will preach for Rev. J M. Dingle at Bethel AME, and on the fifth Sunday in Novem- oer, Rev. Dingle will preach for Rev. Isom at the Bulloch Coun¬ ty circuit, Monday after the third Sun¬ day there will be a farmers dinner at Bethel AME churen given by the farmers of Effing¬ ham county. Ida Mae Jenkins and daugh¬ ter were Sunday night guests of her father and mother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jenkins, Sr. Mrs. Winnie Nixon is ill. Mrs. Lonnie B. Talbert visit- ed her mother, Mrs. Mary M Williams, last Wednesday, al¬ though she is ill. GLENNVILLE By E. J. Junior, Jr. Services closed at the FAB church Sunday night after haflng 1 services four nights during the week with Rev. F. of Ludowici conducting Uc. Horace Boyd was in charge °[ Sundays services in the called away because of death in his family. Several members were added to the churen. Roosevelt Johnson and An- nanlas Thomas made a business trip to Savannah Saturday. Miss Rita Boyd spent last week with her uncle and aunt and Mrs. Elijah Quarter- man. Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Junio. family motored to Thom- Sunday to attend the fu- of Rev. Junior’s uncle. The PTA of Glennville Junior school was held Wednes¬ night at the school, Thea president. The next session of the Tatt¬ county teachers will con- at the Glennville Jifnior tfwerJ | h chool> Prof w . D Br 1 ' H . • Mrs , L A & ice supervising teacher. On Sunday at the F. A. M. E. the Woman’s Day pro¬ will be held, Mrs. J. E.j in charge. The Savannah Gas Company 1 $ TAKES PLEASURE i t j ASNOUNCING ❖ THE I i LUCKY WINNERS 1 IN THE 1 t Kitchen Naming Contest 1 X FIRST PRIZE—$25-00 * Airs. Viola Artis 50.’$ East Charlton Street “Magic Thrift Room” SECOND PRIZE—$15.00 Mrs. Grace G. Puller (its West Bay Street ‘The Magjc Pine Flame Gasco Kitchen” TIES FOR THIRD PRIZE—$10.00 Mrs. Irma Fallen Miss Jessie O- Hodges !)2S Wheaton Street SOS 1 2 Waters Avenue “Sagasco Room” “Sagasco Room” It was the word THRIFT in the prize winning name that suggested to ihe judges the following name for the kitchen: THE THRIFTY FLAME ROOM The SAVANNAH GAS COMPANY congratulates the winners. was the Sunday guest o,~ his ;sister and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. J. C- Sally. Mt. and Mrs. D. Jones were the Sunday guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Janie j Stephens. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Garri- j son announce the birth of a daughter, Maricon, Sept. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Asia Thomas attended the New Moon Asso¬ ciation Sunday. Henry Simmons was the Sat¬ urday morning guest of the Houston family. HINESVILLE i By E. Osgood Sunday wUs trustee day at Bethel AME church. Rev- J. M. Brown of Bryant church inspired the audience with two great mesages. The PTA at the Hineshaw school Tuesday night. The PTA is sponsoring a box supper on Friday night. Everybody is in¬ vited. For your assignment, please Gause- contact Mrs. Maggie| Little Shirley Osgood has re¬ turned to school after being out _ for a week with a sprained j foot . Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ash were visitors here Sunday, guests ot Mrs. Maggie Ash and Mrs. Edelle G:good. Mrs. Ef ie Dell Frazier, Mar¬ gie, Josie and Alice Fennel at¬ tended the birthday party ol her mother and brother in Pem¬ broke Wednesday evening. The revival meeting will be¬ gin at the First Calvary Baptist church Monday, Oct- 20. The latI| speaker will be announced er. MANASSAS Iiy Rev. E. R. Deloney Mrs. E. L. Schley, Mrs. Mollie Schle y- Miss Ca y° la NeIson a « d Miss Pecola Byrd attended the Ushers convention ate Hagan last Sunday. Mrs. Mary Gamble of Savan¬ nah is spending this week with the Rhynes family and rela¬ tives. Mrs. Ida Knight and Mrs. lAntnitS Henderson left Monday For Savannah to visit Mrs Ki \ ;ht’s daughter, Mrs. Rose- men Smith. I Mrs. Ruby Hall and Mrs Mattie L. Thomas motored tej the Ushers Convention at Ha- gan Sunday. Spaniel Mincy and Mrs. Locell Brewton were married last Sat¬ urday night Rev. and Mrs. E R. Deloney attended service last Sunday night at the FAB church, of Claxton. Prof. J. J. Norman has be¬ gun a successful year at the Manassas Jr. high school with his assistant teachers. Mrs. Mary Schley is ill. Rev. E. R. Deloney left Wed¬ nesday for hi srevival service Rev. S. L. Lee will conduct ’this service for Rev. Deloney at Oaky Frove MBC, Ohoopee. As a f tling tribute to Booker T. Washington Memorial Week, buy Booker T. Washington Me¬ morial hald dollars. HOMERVILLE By Mrs. Ruth Keith Sunday was pastoral day at Antioch Baptist church. Parker preached at the morn¬ ing and evening services. Sun- c!a Y was a!so P asioral day at the church ° r God in christ ' PasLor Warren preached. The Young People’s Depart¬ ment of Brown’s Chapel AME church is sponsoring a chicken supper Saturday night at the home of Mrs- J. D. Keith. Ev¬ eryone is invited. There will be a memorial ser- vise for Cornelius Peterson on Sunday at Brown's Chapel AME church. Mrs. Amelia Lawrence attend¬ ed the I. F. U. Grand Lodge at Edison last Monday through Wednesday. She also attended the Little River Association at Gcllla Iasi Friday thru Sunday Mr. and Mrs. B. J. White spent Sunday in Douglas. Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Martin were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. D Keith Sunday. Rev Martin visited 'the South Ga Conference at Balnbridge last week Mrs. Goodman and daughter son-in-law attended service ! at Holmes Chapel AME church Sunday, Rev. Brown, pastor. SANDY BOTTOM By Mrs. Hazel Holmes The lirst Sunday was ral day at Allen Chapel AME church. Rev. R. T. Brown de- iivered two inspiring sermons The following week, Rev. Brown with the cooperation of the members of Holmes Chapel, did some finishing work on the church. Sunday was pastoral day at Hohnes Chapel AME church Two members were baptised Mrs. Charlie Goodman of Ho- merville was a visitor during the morning service, f EGYPT By Mrs. Agnes Collins Miss Elizabeth Edwards has returned home from New York Ernest Williams made a bus¬ iness trip to Ludowici Thurs¬ day. Mr. and; Mrs. Jack Nails ol Brunswick were the week end guests of their mother, Mrs Mary E. Nails. Mrs- M. V. Sharp is ill. The Mutual Ushers’ annual rnceuMg was In id at Hagan Chapel Bapt st church Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G Holland, Mr. and Mrs. Wil¬ lie Collins, Ernest Williams Airs. Minnie Hall, Miss Cora Lee Hendry, Henry Williamston and Mrs. Janie Bell Millie were pres- ent. Mrs. Lathel Brewton became the bride of Span M ncy Sat¬ urday afternoon. Miss Bernice Holmes visited her grandmother, Mrs. Betty Holmes. Mrs. Georgia Bell Evans' ol Collins was a visitor here Fri¬ day. SRHJRS'BA.Y, OCTolitft 1". M-i? COLLINS Bv Miss i’vonette Wil iams Mrs. Pearl Jackson has urne home after spending some time with her brother Jacksonville, Fla There will be an entertain- ment given each Saturday night at the Collins Jr. high The public is cordially invited Sunday was pastoral day at Mount Olive Baptist church. The pastor, Rev. I. H. McClendon, preached two wonderful ser- mons. IRFEDMAN GROVE By Mrs. C. Mullice Sunday was pastoral day at Beach Hill Baptist church. Rev Curry of Townsend preached to a large audience. He also ad¬ ministered holy communion. Mr. and Mrs- S. Barnard of Allenhurst visited her brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. Pamupl Mullice, who are ill, on Sunday. «j : Mr. Austin, Miss Rosetta Aus¬ tin. R N., Mrs. Ruth Baker Solomon Campbell and Mrs Rose Campbell of Savannah were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mayes Sunday. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. S. Mullice Miss Rutha Mae Golden spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C?5Iden Mrs. Ruben Stewart and Charles Johnson were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Artis Baker day. The Freedman Grove H. D Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Georgia Mae Quarterman ^ __ SUBURBAN NEWS | THUNDERBOLT J By Mrs. Susie Williams Central Baptist BHU was! largely attended Sunday night. | Deacon Cleve Lewis is Superin-1 tendent. Central Bapt. church | be on program at the Wil- Baptist church anni-' Friday night. All mem- J are asked to attend. j Little Miss Dorothy Carter,: Carter and Mrs. Heady have passed another We wish for them more. Miss Margaret Dunkin and Williams were quietly Mrs. Frances Butler went to her daughtetr, Miss Ann who is attending school Augusta. Mrs. Katie Adams and Chas are still ill. Mrs. Hester Mrs. Louise Johnson Williams recently under- FOR PRINTING THAT’S DISTINCTIVE GO TO THE SAVANNAH THIMINE 100!) WEST BROAD STREET Minutes Programs Letter Heads Tickets Placards Trade Cards Wedding Invitations Visiting Cards Pamphlets Circulars Bill Heads Financial Cards Letter Circulars PRICES PROMPT REASONABLE SERVICE Monroe Funeral Director^’ 611 WEST BROAD ST. PHONE 2-4106 — 2-3252 Savannah, Georgia MONROE ON DOTY-NIGHT and DAY ESSIE MONROE EDWARDS, Prop. wenf, operations at. the Charily hospital, and the latter two are still confined in the hospital- ---- TRUE LOVE BAPTIST (HUft(H Sunday school was lu# at i 10:30 a- m., and began u-Jmsy 1 ; day at True assistant Love. pastor Rev E, p Smith, proofed Baptislt church, „v,„veh nre-iKmi at all services during t h-• day and at -L3C communed the church in the absence of the pastor, who left Oct. 1 for Bal- t'more, Md„ to spend his vaca¬ tion. Before returning home he will visit Philadelphia,: Bos¬ ton and other places. Read THE TRIBUNE Every 'Week ->*£. **« «£♦ «v* +*+ *v* *V* V *** * v* V* **‘ M r Learn Beauty Culture | ENROLL ^ ’j&mjjjbL.' | NOW ? NEW CLASS t t % Beginning S§ Ife X Tuesday * - Sept 2 nd M | t • FREEMAN’S SCHOOL OF ! 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