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MRS. SMITH GETS
CLERKSHIP IN
GOVERNOR’S OFFICE
COLUMBUS, O, (ANFi- Mrs
Elzcra D Smith of Columbus
became the first Neqro in
Ohio’s history tv cJ. upy x
clerical position in the gove:
nor's office when site wa., ap-
pcinted to serve as one of Gov.
Tnomas J. Herbert’s personal
stenographers this week.
When told that she had been
selected to fill the opening In
the governor's office, Mr.- - .
Smith said, "I’m very pleased
and will do everything in my
power to show that I merit the
confidence which the governor',
office has placed in me.”
She was cho.en for U.r: n
sition from among a number of
applicants. She first came to
Columbus December 1, 1941, tor
a stenographic job with the
bureau of unemploymen. com¬
pensation beet use of it flow¬
ing on a state-wide civil rrvice
examination.
She remained at tne bureau
until she qualified for her
present job in the governor
uiiiee. tne had waned her
way up In the bureau to be
private secretary'of one of th<
department’s top executives.
Among ‘nej civic activities
Mrs Smith is secretory u tne
Capitol City auxiliary of the
Taste! Taste today's
THREE FEATHERS
Finest bottling in 6S years
"•look for the new bottle
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One taste is worth
a thousand words!
Treasured whiskies from (he
world’s choicest reserves,
blended with the finest grain
neutral spirits, make today’s
1 liree Feathers our best— our
proudest bottling. Taste this
superb whiskey—judge it tor
yourself!
You pay t'ifv
no more ^ M
for today's / S V 4
THKtE - f
FEATHERS
Ur!
THREE FEATHERS
Choice of Good Judges]
BLENDED WHISKEY, 86 proof. 65%
grain neutral spirits. Three Feathers
Distributors, Inc., New York, N. Y.
American Region, Post No. 69!,
and a member of the NAACP.
Her other pasttime activities
’.;u. 1 ude the movies and bowl-
in-X Altfftnigh not finicky
abcut foods she says, “I won’t
uve anything to do w.th
sweets.”
Per bur band |s Chester B.
,'lmtth, a machine operator
the local (ft ice of the veteran
f ministration.
The daughter of Mr and
Mrs. KA'in Barefleld, Mrs Smith
v/as born on a farm mar Bal¬
lard county, Ky., H r family
* ’OVed to Toler,o, Chic, in 192 i.
She is a graduate of Woodard
; ,h school here.
Croff Hos'ery Shop
ft New Quarters
Continued from Pane \
quarters at 351 West Broad gi.
where it has larger and more
adequate facilities tor its largi
patronage.
The ^avannclx store Is one of
many which the company op¬
erates in several cities through¬
out the southeast, several >f
these units, as the one here,
be ng : laffed by Negro per¬
sonnel. The local store whic'i
has been doing business
1S41, is managed by Mrs.
Bertha McCormick, The cel
makes a specialty of wo¬
hoisery and men’s socks.
t,coke's, A Peep fnto TT-'* ■*-
Mr.;. M. Rhaney, An Imaginary
t rip to Foreign Lands, Mrs. M.
Copeland; riave,ju -4 a
and.-,, Mis.- J. Lowe, A Visit to
Foreign Lands.
Fifth grades S. Kelson, The
Beginning of Our Country;
ivh . Lovett, Our Country in a
Post-War World; Mrs. N. Hop¬
kins, America, Yesterday and
Today; Mrs. V. Holbrooks, Our
C-nuiuy Today amt hong Aao
BHi grade:, Mrs. E. Warrick,
from the Past; Mrs.
Hayes Man’s Progress in Bet-
ter Ways of Living Today and
the Middle Ages; Mrs. N.
Walker, Some Improvements in
Food; Mrs. M. V. Hannar, j
Bi. ck»round and Progress of I
Amt-ricfi; Mr s V. Douglas, Med-
ieval Life ami Ancient
tage.
The programs were enjoyed
by a large crowd of parents
and friends.. Seen among the
visitors were consultants J. B.
Horne, F. Golden and R.
Jackson. Miss Alma Stegall,
Prof. R w. Gadsden, Mrs. Em-
ma Quinney, and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Callen, Mr. and Mrs. I
Bowie Ford, Mrs. Carrie C. Me- 1
SURPRISE VISITOR |
Last week Mr. Gee. M. Vic”
tory was a surprise visitor to
the city. He was the guest of
his sister, Mrs. Mattie V. Ilan-
nar, of Waters avenue, His i
lay was short I
j
REVIVAL AT ROCK HILL
A revival meeting will be field
at Rock Hill Baptist church,
32nd and Burroughs streets, be¬
ginning Monday night. It will I
Ijo conducted by Rev. Belcher i
Statesboro. 1
ANNOUNCEMENT!
To My Friends In
Savannah and
Chatham County:
It has come to mv attention fha{ someone has cir-
ill lied a rumor to the effect that I would not tie a
candidate to succeed myself -for the office of Sheriff
of Chatham County at the regular primary election.
T’his tumor is absolutely untrue. I will most definite¬
ly lie a candidate for this office and will make the
proper announcement of my candidacy when the un-
fiance dates are announced.
Sincerely,
WILKFS S. Mbu'FEEl KY
Sheriff. Chatham County
The Royall Undertaking
Company
Funeral Directors and Embalmer
Over GO Years Serving This Vicinity
SOI West Broad Street
Savannah. Gil, Rhone 3-2175
ambulance service
SAVANNAH
If) EAST BAY ST. DIAL 2-2111
‘‘Substantial Dividends to all Policyholders”
FIRE—WINDSTORM—EXTENDED COVERAGE
PLATE GLASS
f France School
n€WS
t-.-,day morning, May 23,
the st, second and third
giadc -,ield their summary
prog i m . beginning at 9:3u.
The center of interest for the
grader were as follows:
Hr; grade, Mrs. A. Cadi,
Bunn, t.iiaK Farm; Mis. 0.
Graham, Animal life oil the
:a.;, , :»H . i. Prt. sley, The
H mie.
:: c ..if! grade Mrs G. Jen-
k n liie C reus; Mrs. A. John
sdn, The Grocer; Mrs. M. John-
, .... mi' Crtimrr. -trades Mrs. C. Mil- j !
T nird
i< . i , l . Greene and B. Pope, j
< onumuiity Life.
I iiui .c;,y morning summary
program.; were 'add in the 5tii ,
: .id 0 h graues. Their pro- j
grams were as follows: Mrs G.
ley, Milla Nease Bali, Lula Bai¬
lie, Lottie K. Bennett, Mihhad
P. Bradshaw, Rutha Drawn
[Esther B ih, Ail * rt But i
Pauline Ca'uicn, Luther Con¬
yers, Jr, l beta E. Coiksr, B n-
iqinin I . Crawford, Arnnr Da¬
vis. Edward Davi‘, E c red Do
vis, Gladys Day, L on Dingle
Mary Dingle, Jimmie Douila
Ida R. Dowers, Rovcnia A Du¬
rant, Ann L. Eicon, Mamie C
Evans, Irma C. Fields, Therexu
finch, Dalora.i M. Fcrd, Mar¬
gare t Fuller, Waiter Gambrell.
Carlton Gannaway, Sanders
Golphine, Ida Rebecca Boon,
Elizabeth Gordon, Clyde Hall,
Isaac Harper, Georgia Haven,
Maggie Hayes, Charles John
SQn , William C. Jones, Ida Mae
Kinsey, Helen Lambert, Cl: r-
en ce Lasseter, Wcstley W. Law
Lundy, Augustus Me
Griff, Mary I. McRae, .Trihn H
Morgan, Ellen Y. Mosely, Es¬
telle S. Mosley-
Nancy Mae Neal, Charles A
©gletree, Alfonso Orr, Ruby T
err y- 8 ’ Came * uth * 7“
R °bmson, Marie U Scant
ling, Hattie Mae Scurry, Lillian
Scott, Dorothy L. Smith
Samuel Smith, Alton W Spell'.
Rosemary Starks,
General Stone, Pauline Ston-
Eleanor M- Sutton, Walter
J. Sutton, Emma G. Temple,
David Thomas, Mary H. Thom¬
as, Gwendolyn Thompson, G.r- 1
lean Waller, Alice Ward, Rober!
Washington, Lindsey Weather-
spoon, George White, Suoe M
Wilkinson, Janie P. Williams,
Walker C. Williams, Marianna
Woods, Ida B. Wright. Lawrence
Young, Annie Belle Williams.
VOTE RFISTRATION
TO START
Beginning Monday, June 7,
a vete registration campaign
will be conducted by the citl-
Suddenly the King realized
he was going to starve
Troti remember Jiow King Midas thought for the Bond-A-Month Plan at your bank:
JL he had a short cut to financial security. Start now—during the Security Loan
When granted one wish, he asked that Drive. The money saves itself, and after 10
everything he touched be turned to gold. It years you have $4 for every $3 you have saved.
was fun until he tried to eat, and all his food And your Security Bond dollars do their
turned to solid gold. He suddenly realized part to insure a stable economy. Wise saving
that he was going to starve to death. means less money in the market place to bid
Midas was glad to cancel his wish, and up prices of goods.
look for a better way to provide for his old It’s too bad that Midas had so much
age. What lie discovered remains true today. trouble because he couldn’t save this easy way.
The only sure way to financial security is But isn’t it lucky you can!
systematic saving. And the best method is
buying U. S. Security Bonds, automatically! WISE DEBT MANAGEMENT-Every
If you work for wages or salary, you can bend dollar that is built up in your
sign for the Payroll Savings Plan. If Government’s Treasury is used to re¬
up you tire dollar of the national debt which
in business profession, and have a
are or a a is potentially inflationary.
checking account, you can sign up
sum AMERICA’S SECURITY IS YOUR SECURITY
SECURITY
..... jntmfhnn TniDuna
Glockton and daughter, Mrs.
hrutie Claika and Ot.iers.
Ivlot.day ai ernoon. Mav.Ti.
at 5 o’clock, the last ta:t;Ay
r#*etihg was held. Committee
chairmen were named for nex.
term and assignments .were
made Mrs. Edwards, princi¬
pal, thanked the teat hers fo
their cooperation in putting
over a splendid year’s work.
82 To Get Degrees
At State College
and Ph. D., Columbia unlversi-
ty.
a transcription of the prin-
cipal features of the commence
, jent program wilt be broad-
Monday at 11:05 p. m. ov< r
WTOC. »
Candidates for degrees arc:
Ossie Mae Ashe, Naomi Bai¬
zenirhip committee of The Hub.
Assisting in this drive will be
students from the local high j
schools, who will take quest- j
ionaires into every -heme in Sa- 1
vannah. j
The committee in charge ol j
this campaign is appealing to
persons with automobiles and
truck : available for use by the
CO mmitoee to have them at the
yMCA Monday afternoon, June
7, at 1 o’clock.
FIVE-NIGHT MEETING AT
GALILEE BAPTIST CHURCH
There will be a five-night
meeting at the First Galilee
Baptist church, 442 Guerard
street, Rev. S. L. Archer, pas¬
tor, beginning Monday ntynt,
June 7. Rev. Free of the Bay
Street Baptist church will bt
in charge.
To Open $100,000 Dept
Store In New Orleans
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TO APPEAR IN “ I HE WALKING HILLS —ao„.. White, the
outstanding folk siif;er. will make his first movie in several
years when he appears in Columbia Pictur.6, The Walking
Hills.” The picture will star Randolph Scott and Ella Raines
if an adv lture drama which Harry Joe Brown is producing
„d John Sturges dir cting. Josh will portray himself in the
a the guitar strum¬
!i-ture. He joins the rest of the cast as Josh,
ming entertainer who joins the treasure hunters. Mr.White
states that he has been waiting for a role which will not de¬
tract from the dignity of tin Negro people. In ‘‘The Walking
nils.” it is assumed that he has the sort of role lor which he
has been waiting _
NEW ORLEANS lANPI— Anew'
firm has been chartered here
to open a new $100,030 depart¬
ment store, the Booker T.
Washington Store, Inc., Ernest
J. Wright, secretary of the
group, announced this week.
The aim of the store, he said,
will be to provide Negro citizens
with a first class store that
will serve them and will not,
humiliate them as many of the
local downtown stores have
Columbus To Entertain
Masons
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Continued rrom Page 1
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Arch Grand Chaplet will con- j
vene, also the Knight Temp- |
lars During the day the sever- '
al beards will meet, preparing
_
t'heir reports for the Grand
Lodge. They will convene at
the Masonic Temple. Tuesday-
morning at 8 o’clock the pub¬
lic reception will be held at
Holsey Chapel CME church,
i The Grand Lodge will open at
J ’ 0 o’clock. the Lodge Wednesday of Sorrow at will 8 be p.
m.
held at St. James AME church.
In the afternoon a barbecue
will be given in honor of the
, representatives at Fort Ben-
ning- The higher degree, Scot¬
tish Rite, will be conferred af¬
ter the reception on Tuesday
Wednesday a delegation from
the Eastern Star Grand Chap¬
ter, led by Grand Matron Mary
L. Ayers, will extend greetings
to the Grand Lodge.
Every effort is being made to
make the stay of the visitors
one of pleasure.
iT PAYS TO
ADVERTISE IN
THE TRIBUNE
Jacksonville Greys
vs
Dixie Browns
At Sportsman’s Park
Sunday and Monday
JUNE 6th and 7th
SUNDAY’S GAME
2:30 P. M.
MONDAY’S GAME
8:15 P. M.
Advance Tickets 60c
At Gate 75c
Children 25c
City Bus Service From W.
Broad and Henry Sts.,
To Park Only 10c
Bus Begins Running One
Hour Before Game Time.
THURSDAY, JUNE 3. If 48
done in the past. .
Other officers of the group
are Dr. E. T. M. Devere presi- ■
dent; D. A. Denh'.s.>. Mscph
Morrell, Dr. Edward Jimso^ vicejwesi- '
Dr. Henry Jenkins,
dents; Samuel Rcdgprs,^\ren*' Mrs.^jjni ‘
urer; Georgie Gaiter,
nadette Rogers, Mrs. Edna m'
Wright, Louis Mason and Mrs. 1
D. A. Dennis, executive 'board
members, and Louis Berry
counselor
Maffett Furniture Co.
New and Used Refrigerators
Red Room, Living K i-nii.
flawing Machines Etc.
Why Pay High Pri e;
Easy Terms
Phone 3-4537
Holton and E. Broad Sts.
Specalizing in
WEDDING
AND
BIRTHDAY
. CAKES
Pastries, Old Fashion Rye
Bread
Cream Puffs
Doughnuts
Two Bakings Daily
KRAFT’S BAKERY
Jefferson and Duffy Sts.
Phone 5214
ADVERTISE IN
THE TRIBUNE
■ High school girls (and boys too!)
learn how to make many kinds of prod¬
ucts for sale at Junior Achievement-
and come out with a profit. This group
of girls is learning delicious how easy it is to
make all sorts of candies and
cookies. ■*"’ «*>•’
• Here you see their group leader, a
trained Home Economist, demonstrating
to the girls some interesting cookery
short-cuts — such as using a special
candv-making chocolate for quickly
made. professional-looking candies.
Chocolate Coconut Patties, one of the
easiest of these, are made as follows:
j olate Simply and heat take a package boiling of Dot Choc¬
over water until
partly melted, then remove from boil¬
ing water and stir rapidly until entirely
melted. Add 1 5 4 cups shredded coconut
and stir until blended. Drop from tea¬
spoon on waxed paper. Cool until firm.
^Makes 2 dozen.^' '
I will be a candidate for re-election as So¬
licitor General of Chatham County, subject
to the Democratic Primary of September 8,
1948. Your continued support will be
appreciated.
Joe Ryan ri
And for Chocolate Chip cookies
shown above, here’s the easy-to-follow
recipe: . • - --> » J
granulated V 3 to % cup shortening; % cup
sugar; 14 cup brown
beaten; sugar, firmly packed; 1 egg, well
1 cup sifted flour; % tea¬
spoon salt; Vz teaspoon soda; 1 pack*
age semi-sweet chocolate chips; VA
cup vanilla. chopped nut meats; 1 teaspon! add!
Cream shortening;
sugars gradually and cream togthei
until light and fluffy. Add egg and
mix thoroughly. Sift flour once, meas-
ute, tuid salt and so’da, and sift again
Add flour in two parts and mix well
Add chocolate chips, nuts and vanilla
and mix thoroughly. Drop from tea
spoon on ungreased baking sheet
about 2 inches apart. Bake in moder
ate oven (375°F.) 10 to 12 minutes.
Makes about 50 delicious tasty cook-
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