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Local Births From Aug. 30
To September 13
Thomas Anderson, 610
President, Thomaseiia, Aug.
Clarence Leon Bynes,
Mills street, Chistina, Aug. 20-
Henry Holmes, 429 Purse St
Ruth Mae, Aug. 26.
Fred Badger, 766 E.
street, Josephine Mae, Aug.
Mazon Jordan, 309 1-2
rien, Anna, Aug- 26.
Elliott Davis, 1618
Lester Curtis, Sept. 1.
Robert Henderickson, 513 E
Hall, Robert, Jr„ Aug. 26.
Calvin Johnson, 156 Bull
ley, Calvin William, Jr.,
14.
Smith E. Jones, Jr-, 623
38th street, Curtis Lee, June
12 .
Rudolph Tyler, 573 Indian
street, Rudolph Terry, Jr-, Aug
19.
Curtis Franklin, 629 Berrien
street, Doris Elizabeth, Aug. 5.
Lonnie Dumas, 610 W. Gwin¬
nett, Aquilla Mae, Aug. 7
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| Charles Edward Anderson,
j 1024 Demmond St., Lois Bever-
ly, July 14
Wesley Lee, 544 Stewart St-,
, Pearl Ann, July 31.
Arthur Bradley, 761 E- Perry,
Rosa Ella, May 24.
James Dock. 656 East Duffy
lane, Betty Jean, Aug. 8-
David Green, 647p< East Per¬
ry, Sandra Bei.iice, Aug. 24.
Robert Lee Green, 818 Eas»
Bolton court, Margaret Ann,
July 29-
Frank Chisholm, 211 W Hen¬
ry lane, Lilia Francis, August
31. •
William Lee Gordon, Rt. 1,
Box 297A, Mary Ann, Aug. 27
Flfltcher Lee Miller, 3105
Montgomery, Athalei#J, August!
27.
James Mlncey, 1013 W. 41 st
street, James, Jr., Aug 30.
Emanuel Jackson, 574 West
York, Allen, Aug. 27.
Charles LaCount, 246 Fell-
WF SAVANNAH TRIBUNE
. wood Homes, Victor Hugh, Aug
22. I
, Alexander Wade, 1211
! i street, Arnold Alexander, Aug.
27.
Marion Slaughter, 409 East
Oglethorpe avenue, Marion
Elizabeth, Aug. 30.
Otis Cooper, 646 Yamacraw
Village, Gerald, Aug. 24.
Freddie R Bacon,
Merriel Edwenia, Aug. 28.
James Douglas, Jr., 409 West
48th street, James, III, July 14.
Thomas N. Simmons, 813 West
Broad street, Thomas Nathan¬
iel, Jr., Sept. 1.
Leon Gollman, 2111 Florence
street, Johnnie Mack, Aug. 31.
Rubin Famble, Baker's Cross¬
ing, Nancy Delorice, Aug. 31.
Eric Johnsop), 310 McIntyre
street, John, Aug. 31
Joe Wilfolk, 1028 Allen Ave.,
I Delores, Sept. 5.
Willie D. Wilder, 363 Yama-
I craw Village*; Daniel Leroy,
Sept. 6.
i George Henry Wiley, Rt- 3,
Box 260, George Henry, Jr.,
Sept. 2.
Eugene Hazel, Egypt, Anna
Yvonne, Aug. 30.
Henry Johnson, 210 W. Way
street, Evon, Sept[ 1.
Mike Morris, 817 East Bolton
street, Jacquelyn Cornelia, Sept.
2
David Williams, Thunderbolt,
Honry, Aug 31.
Wilton Smith, 1245 Love St.,
Wilton, Jr., Sept. 1.
Nemiuh Johnson, 113 Norton
street, Nemiah, Jr., Sept. 5
Johnnie Anderson, 113 West
Jones lane, Harvey Lee, Sept
5
Lester Leroy Butler, 236 Fair
street, Joseph Lewis, Sept. 6.
P. J. Zeigler, 1348 Augusta
avenue, James Edward, Sept 7.
Herman Lee Edwards, 231
Kingsman avenue, Herman Lee,
Jr,, Sept. 8
Thomas Lee Ervini, 421 West
strpet Harvey Sep t. 6.
Butler Martin, Rt. 3, Miriam
Theresa, Sept. 6.
Gilbert Gibbons, 615 Mont-
gomery street, Carrie Belle,
Sept- 8
savannah trading CO
IN NEW LOCATION
The Savannah Trading Co-,
Savannah owned and operated,
which Is now occupying its new
quarters at 150 West Broad
street, corner of Oglethorpe,
invites its many friends and
customers to come in.
Being unable to accommodate
its entire stock under one roof,
the company has a mammoth
warehouse wher* it displays
most of its beautiful home fur¬
nishings.
Since the organization of the
company, its motto has been
“Courtesy, Service arc! Quali¬
ty," thes.i three being the
contributting factors to their
success.
The management welcomes
you at all times to come in, if
not to buy, just browse around
White Leaves
For Paris
Meeting
NEW YORK Walter White,
executive secretary of the Na¬
tional Association for the Ad¬
vancement of Colored People,
sailed last week on the U. S. S.
America for Paris, where he will
act as a consultant to the
meeting of the United Nations
» General Assembly. Mr. White
was invited to represent the .
NAACP at the meeting by Ches¬
ter S. Williams, public liason
officer of the United States
Mission to the United NatiorS?.
The NAACP executive secre¬
tary, in addition to represent¬
ing the half million members
of the association, will serve as
a spokesman for several other
organizations, including the
Nitional Alliance of Postal Em¬
ployees, the National Medical
Association, Aipha Phi Alpha
fraterrity, and the National
Baptist Convention and Omega
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