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S=AGT, TW rt Hulds . „ _ Continued from Page 1 tis^s, Dr. W M. H mUUsters. Rev. M. M. businesses, Mrs. W. R. solo, Mrs. Marie Cooper, treasurer, accompanied by Mrs L. J 1 Armour; Maeon . and News, Mrs. M. D- ton; solo, Mrs. C. J. Hale; strumental solo, J R. Ruffner Savannah. A reception held in the basement of church following the program The ushers were Elizabeth O’Neal, Naomi Sin gieuJii, gleton, Evelyn rjrcijii White, Pdwell, Mary Daniels and nie Brown. Tuesday morning the chapter was called to order the Georgia Baptist by the Grand Worthy Patron Informal devotions were ducted by the grand patron, George w. Smith Brunswick. After a report the credentials committee, Mrs Catherine fiaulters the five chapters of presented the worthy matron. Mrs. Mary L. Ayers with a beautiful gavel, tied the five colors of the order The grand matron formally ened the session in form. Grand Master and Mr. Joseph Crawford of lanta were present. Mr- 1 Monroe Funeral Directors 611 WEST BROAD SI PHONE 2-4106 — 2-3252 Savannah, Georgia MONROE ON DUTY—NIGHT and DAY ESSIE MONROE EDWARDS, Prop. 1012-1014 East Gwinnett St. Nea r Waters Avenue DEDICATION EXERCISES - ...... SERVICES Courteous — OFFERED Efficient __ \ SUNDAY. JULY 11, 1948 Dependable 6P.M. 24-Hours Ambulance Service **Our Service Dedicated To Meet New And Modern Equipment Your Needs” Chapel Service ' : iin - CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES BEST WISHES • ~Vr ELECTRICAL WORK rr r* From Savannah’s Oldest Roy all Undertaking DONE BY Company T. J. Hopkins Electrical Engineer and Contractor Walter S. Scott, Jr., President 1002 MONTGOMERY STREET WISHES DIAL 2-1906 SAVANNAH BEST BEST WISHES BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Undertakers Supply COMPLIMENTS DONE BY BEST WISHES Steele’s Funeral Home 331-339 South Peoria Street Gibson’s Service Station 224 HOUSTON ST. Kemp Construction Co. 700 W. Broad St. Phone 9318 Residence 2210 Ogeechee Road Phone 6483 Business Road Service — Gasoline — Oil 46S W. HALL ST. PHONE 3-4439 CHICAGO 7, ILLINOIS Accessories __ __ PHONE 3-3741 INI!ONE 7496 BEST WISHES Lester’s Service Station PHONE 9261 Ninons The Florist BEST WISHES Gwinnett and West Broad Street STEVENS FUEL OIL AND Lester B. Johnson, Prop. £ COMPLIMENTS 728 Mills B. Lane Ave Phone 2-3856 SERVICE STATION — 11 1 ■■ ■■ ■ 11 ■■■ ” 14 ' Freeman’s Floral W r Deliver NIGHT ami 3-3742 Plant Free CONGRATULATIONS e HENRY and WEST BROAD STS Azalea Bush 3, 4, Years Old $1,00 up . of ' Shoppe Rose Bushes $1.75 up 3-9174 PHONES 9150 a Flowers for Every Occasion Corsages Funerals Weddings Potted Plants Heaters Bouquets Dealer For Duo-Therm ’ - DIAL 3-3281 OPEN TILL NOON SUNDAYS Samuel Stevens, Prop. Friend \V. B. Solomon, Agent— Mgr. Harlem Cleaners M. S. Brown, Gen. Asst. Mgr. 4S6'i MONTGOMERY ST. Phone 0674 907 G> W- Broad St. J. Stevens, Service Station, AAsst. Mgr. pald h1 ®^ trlbwt# 01 for **“* Grand Matron Ayers splendid work during the two years she , been in office. He gave an teresting account of the pub i lcan National recently held in Philadelphia, Twenty-five members settling 25 chapters of j were awarded a badge of or for having collected than $25 for the Sol C ] Scholarship fund. Mrs. Butler of Atlanta presented i playlet of “Who’s Who^ In Chapters of Georgia ’’ matrons were crowned for ing received more than members in their chapters dur i ing the year. The queens Mrs. Marie Jones of CuUmibu., Mrs. Lillie Shuler of j Mrs. Lillie B James o , . i and Mrs. Parle L- By Georgetown. Prince Hall Chapter No. of Savannah presented gifts Grand Worthy Matron, ; Grand Lecturer, Mrs. M Ayers; Grand H Jones, and Matron, Mrs. Minnie DeVaughn The presentation speech made by the grand Mrs. Viola Oliver. An tion team composed of bers of the five chapters of lanta gave an impressive onstration of the Eastern degree with Mrs. Carrie ningham as Queen Esther , Miss. Westmoreland as tne can didate. After a seafood dinner wa> served the delegates by mem¬ bers of the host chapter, the afternoon session was with the grand associate pa¬ tron, G W. Smith, presiding The reports from all grand chapter officers were rendered Tuesday night the Chapter oi Sorrow was held at St. Pau’ AME church with the grand juvenile matron, Mrs. De Vaughn, in charge. The Wednesday morning ses¬ sion included the rites of the matron’s administrative degree which was conferred on thirty- three candidates. The highlight of the meeting was the demon¬ stration of the “Queen of tlY South” by members of the five chapters of Savannah Grand Master Dobbs, who has travel¬ ed extensively, and Mrs. P- B Eichelberger, who has attend d ' the International Grand Chap¬ ter, stated that this demonstra¬ tion was the best they had seen. High praise went to Grand Ma¬ tron Ayers, the sponsor, and she in turn thanked her as¬ sistants, Mrs. M. H. Jones and Mrs. Willie Williams, for the part they plaj^d- Mrs. Ayer? was presented a beautiful bas¬ ket of flowers bearing the five colors of the order, and Mrs Jones received a corsage with the same colors. After reports were made by various committees the follow¬ ing officers were elected with grand Master Dobbs in charge: Grand Worthy Matron, Mrs Mary L. Ayers; Grand Worthy Patron, Sol. C. Johnson; Grand Associate Matron, Mrs. M. V Herrington; Grand Associate Patron, George W. Smith; Grand Conductress, Mrs. Minnie Wash¬ ington; Grand Associate Con¬ ductress, Mrs. Carrie L. Taylor; Grand Secretary, Mrs. Carrie L Stanton’,, Grand Treasurer Mrs. Marie Cooper; Secretary- r THE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE : RECEIVING OF AWARD — Martin Katzman oi Berkley, Cal., receiving certificate of award for the Alma Wells Givens Treasurer of Endowment, Mrs P. B. Eichelberger; Grand turer, Mrs. Mury H. Grand Auditors, Mrs Willie liams and J. W- Reese. following officers were ed by the grand matron: Juvenile Matron, Mrs. DeVaughn; Pinkie" Grand ........ Adah, Mrs BrownGrand Mrs. Lillie Shuler; Grand ther, Mrs. Hattie Grand Martha, Mrs. Strickland- Grand Electa, Mrs Minnie Mclver; Chaplain, Rev W. L. Griffin; Grand Warder Mrs. L. E. Jones; Grand shals, Mesdames Marie and Mattie Corbitt; Marshals, Ernest McIntyre H. E. Bryant; Treasurer of Sol. C. Johnson Fund, Mrs. Olivia Robinson. ol the Women’s auxiliary to th - Ha .onal Med*,cal associatior Mr. Katzman is pictured wltn Mrs. LeCount Matthews of Washington who served as The session was closed Wed- nesday afternoon after the group had accepted an invita¬ tion to hold the 51 th session in Savannah during June, 1949. WILLIAMS—ORR Mr. and Mrs - s^p 10 Graham ] announce the marriage of their daughter, Rosa Jane Williams, to Mr. John D. Orr on July 2, 1948, at Ridgeland, £. C. A re- ception was held on July 3 at the home of the bride’s pat- ents, 532 East Gwinnett stieet. Mr. and Mrs. Orr will reside in Savannah, GA STATE GRAD RECEIVES \ 1 . s. FROM OHIO STATE William T- Ritchie, '41 uate of Georgia State college proxy for Mrs- Givens, organ¬ izer of the women’s auxxiliary and for Mrs. Wilbur E. Panned chairman of the Alma Weils Givens Scholarship fund. with a bachelor of science de¬ gree in agriculture, recently re¬ ceived a master of science de¬ gree at Ohio State university. Richie, a native of Hawkins- ville, Ga., graduated from the Hwakinsville High and Indus¬ trial school. GA. STATE GRAD. WITH N. iY. CHILD CARE Ada Mention, former co-ed at Georgia State college in the natural science department, is now with the New York State Migrant Child Care Program Miss Mention, who has just com¬ pleted two weeks of intensive training at Cornell university Ithaca, N. Y., was among the , students , . , fourteen college „ rep- j resenting some of tne best white THURSDAY JULY S, 194P >( ] and Negro colleges attending the institute. Sponsored as a preparation for migrant child work in New York centers, the institute grants all parti¬ cipants two college credit hours. ! Lectures were given on child de¬ velopment. child care and re¬ lated subject matter. Miss Mention attended St Philip’s Medical college, Rich¬ mond, Va„ for one year after leaving Georgia State. She is a product of Beach-Cuyler high school. ’**' rvH W iWW w vw rrf 2 nicely furnshed rooms with private kitchen, Light, Gas and hot water and bath. Phone 2-2775 QUICK TAKES By Boer' vm i VpHp Mil Zr» tw "Tut* tut, madomei Our sponsor frowns on contestants tak¬ ing the announcer in lieu of the cash award." “W i Baseball SAVANNAH BEARS vs TIGERf SANDFLY T* Sdnday, July 11 id ” J 2:00 P. M. ?- At Sportsman's Park A Double Header Be There On Tima Plan Your Next Picnic Or Motorcade At Sportsmans Park Open Every Night For Your Service