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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1948
OUT OF TOWN NEWS 1
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WASHINGTON, D. C.
tty Mrs. Agues jVi Tennie
Mr. unj Mrs. Desverma John¬
son, Wiiocri i. Jumioon una u
mulct motored up to Auamic
City and stopped in Philadel-
pma with Mr. and Mrs. Ossia
Ccbbs.
Miss H. C Washington and
seveiai mends moiunu to hur-
nsourg, P., to the annual pic¬
nic.
Little Miss Carylon Martin
was the house guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Agnes Tennie, last
wo k.
Mrs. Roxie Hines has just re¬
turned Iran Indianapolis, Ind.,
where sue attended tne omu-
Lcians convention of Madam C.
J Walker. Si- won nmi pnz,.
here in the District of Colum¬
bia.
Miss Anetta Johnson was the
house guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Fiemon Hines, and left for Sa¬
vannah, Da., to continue her
studies at Georgia ntaie col¬
lege.
Mrs. Janie D. Allen is much
improved.
Mrs- Ciauda Mae Lewis will
soon leave for Pembroke, Ga.,
to visit her little dungne r ant-
other relatives.
Flcmon Hines is visiting his
uncle, Walter Hines, in Phila¬
delphia, and sister Evelyn Mit¬
chell, in Atlantic City, N. Y.
Mrs. Gladys Douglas had a
surpruo last week end when |
she met her brother. T-4 Walter
Johnson, who hud just enter-
eri the States from Japan when ,
he passed through the city cn
route to Savannah and Grove-
land, Ga„ to visit his wife, mo¬
ther and other relatives.
Misses Eilaveese and Annie
B. Johnson had a luncheon in
honor of Miss Anetta Johnson-
Mrs. Mamie Lue Carter and
Miss Ruth Ward were house ;
guests of Mrs. Ida Mae B-eks. j
Mrs. Lucile Robinson, Misses
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Minnie P. Green and Ollie Ball
attended the annual picnic at
dparrow Beach given by th.ir
church club. ’
Mr. and Mrs. Fields of Phil¬
adelphia, Pa , were the house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Senior
Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Tennie
spent the w^ek end at Colton
Beach.
PEARSON
Bv Brewster I- Joseph
The fourth quarterly confer¬
ence was held at St. James
AME church Sunday, Sept. 5,
vith Pr siding Eider I. J. John-
;on in charge. H,e preached
■oui stirring and interesting
°rmons to large audiences
both morning and night. On
Sunday afternoon, Pastor and
vlrs- J. S. Johnso7motored Edgelield and Dr
r * Mrs. to
Fail, a part of the Pearson cir-
cuil., where the presiding elder
;ave an inspiring message.
Because of the inclement
veather, the reports at St.
James were read Sunday night
instead of Saturday evening,
All reports were excellent and
the pastor was commended for
his fine leadership ar.d sincere
nterest in the local church
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Bv Mrs. Ruth Andrew's
Misses Marguerite and Rena
Mae Jackson, Marietta
and Anna Mae Wallace are ,
leaving Wednesday to enter
Mathis school, Beaufort, S- C.
iVuuie uatson left to enter
'ol at Patterson, N. J.
Mrs. Ada Bell Fultorn Wash -
ington, D. C.; Mrs. Anna Wil-
son of Savannah and Richard
Lee of New York, were dinner
guests of Mrs. Sallie Smart,
Mrs. Olivia Adkins spent the
week end in Savannah visiting
relativ. s and friends.
Pearlena Warner and her
brother, Curtis, left for Savan¬
nah, where Pet.rlena will at¬
tend Beach-Cuyier school this
t rm.
Rev A. J. Martin of Homer •
vilie will conduct revival ser-
vices at Mt- Pisgah AME church
Rev. H E. Scott, wnich be-
1 Sunday
gan
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HJDOWICI
By Mrs. Ailer Johnson
The revival services of St.
James Baptist church w re a
great success, and closed on
.ne f.rst ounday with Pastor
T. J Lynch deliveriii; a soui
stirring message at 11 o’clock,
raw Hops choir of Macon ren¬
dered excellent selections for
the occasion, and Prof. F- D.
Graves, president of Georgia
Baptist college, delivered an in-
address, also Prof J. W.
Shaw of Jesup, principal of L
H s A L. rv-ce Ccachbusloaa
members and friends of the
New Hj P e Baptist chuich, Ma-
con, was present for the occas.
lo n. At n-ght Rev- J. D. Batti s
delivered an inspiring message
and two were added to the
churchy Total m0ney raised
was >208.19. 1Q
The Church cf Christ will
begin services Monday night
the third Sunday and
run throughout the week- Bap-
be held on the fourth - ,.
Elder J. F- Wilcox is
P"- S,m
After visit.ng relatives at
Melboum-, Silver Springs, and
other Florida Points, Mr. and
Luther Smiley, Mrs. Eliza-
Smiley and Mrs. Amy Cody
ar.d children have returned
home They made the tiip b>
motor.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bynum
Savannah and Miss Jimmv
B Coll y, who spent her vaca-
lion at Summitt, N. J., were
the Sunday guests of Mrs-
THE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE
C. Jflaker.
Afier spending her vacation,
at Haines City. and Miami,
Fiu., M.ss Doris Johnson lias
returned home.
Mr. and Mrs W. M. Stafford,
Mrs- Alice Grant and others at-
i nded the revival serveies at
Jerusalem Baptist church at
Groveland Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Taylor of Macon
was a recent guest of Mrs. Ailer
Johnson.
GROVELAND
By Mrs- Elizabeth Haynes
Tho revival meeting closed
SS^l.V'K. - E
vannah was the gue,.t preach-
er of the week. 12 were added
to tho church. Pastor N. C.
Connor pr -ached the morning
ermon, ass sted by Rev Kelly.
Rev. a E. Hagans of Savannah
and his members cf Mt. Moriah
rend red a fine program Sun¬
day fftqrnoori. Total money
aised during the week was
323 83.
Mrs. Ester Simmons of Ala¬
bama vi.,ited relatives last
week.
Mrs. Roxie Hines. Mrs Clo-
dia Mae Lewis and Hanson
Bakex of Washington, u. u.,
spent g few days with their
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Hines.
Mrs. Ida Mae Beeks and Mr
and Mrs Desverna Johnson and
their sister, Mrs. Ellaveis, all of
Washington visit'd their rela¬
tives last week.
Mrs. Arcolia Baker and Ed-
zer Williams of Washington
visited their parents, Mr. and
Mrs Calvin Williams, and wife,
Mrs. Violet Mae Williams-
Mrs. Mittie Futch of
nah spent the week end with
Mr- and Mrs. Oscar Foxworth
Mrs. Anna Wells and daugh-
ter, Nancy, of Savannah, spent
week end with Deacon and
Mrs. J- S. Bacon of Pembroke.
Mrs Addle Kelly and family
and Mrs. Nora L e Garrison,
all of Savannah, spent tne
week end with their parei f s,
Mi. unu Mrs. 1. H. Haynes.
Mrs Gariield Wells and fam¬
ily of Savannah spent the week
with tl . ir mother, Mrs. Lilly
Brewton.
Samson Hall is spending his
vacation in Washington, D. C
with his children.
! Mrs- Arebell Turner and Miss
Elma Golden spent a lew
with their father, Deacon Wm.
, Golden.
i Mrs- Mamie Carroll and lit-
i* in Jonnstown, N. Y
VHPatirn ,
with her daughter, Mrs. Arlec
Jones.
Doris Elizabeth Fields oi
Pembroke has returned horn”
after spending to w cks at Mc¬
Intosh with her great-grand¬
mother. Mrs. Lizzie Carter, who
accompanied i\ r back home-
GLENNVILLF
By Alfred Roy Junior
E. J. Junior, Jr , and Clinton
Boyd left Sunday for Morehouse
college arid Miss Harriet Rose
Jutjior left this week for Clark
college - All are- freshmen.
Miss Arletlfa Fulch left for
New York, where she will
spend some time.
Pastoral services were a gr lit
success at the First A. B
church, Lie. Clinton Boyd in
- of
charge, during the absence
Pastor E J. Junior.*
DAISY
j By L- C. Bacon
funeral of George Johu-
I son was largely attenaed^ Mon-
day at the St. Luke Baptist
church. He is surviv d by h
wife, Mrs. Nomana Johnson,
two sons aiAl other relatives.
i„v.v. i. j nyuch o.Delated ana
the Harper F uneral Home' was
in charge. He was bulled at
N w Hcpe cemetery.
The funeral of Peter Hagans
was largely attended Wednes¬
day at the Mt. Pleasant Bap
tist church. He is survived b}
his wife, Mrs. Maggin Hagans,
four sons, eight daughters,
three brothers and other rela
tlves. Rev E. M. Solomon oi
ficiated, and the Harper Fu
neral Hom-e was in charge. H-
was buried in New Rikor ceme¬
tery.
The funeral of Eddie Shan;
was largely attended Sunctaj
at Mt- Pleasant Baptist churc..
His body was brought hen
for burial from Florida. He i
survived by his father, Ruby
Sharp; stepmother, Mrs. Willi
M. Sharp; two sisters and two
brothers Rev. T. J Lynch oi
Claxton officiated, Holton Fu¬
neral Heme in charge.
Revival meeting will begin a :
Fitzgerald Monday night at the
F-nple's Baptist church; Rev
Milton, guest preacher. Rev
W. H Houston is pastor.
Mrs. Effie Lavonh left Mon¬
day to visit her husband at
Tuskegee, Ala.
CLAXTON
By Mi-try Hay
The funrral of Eddie Sharp
was largely attended Sunday a*
Mt. Pleasant Baptist church,
Rev. T. J. Lynch oificiating
i nd the Holland Funeral Home
in charge.
Pastoral services were held at
First • A B. church Sunday,
Pastor S. L. Lre preaching both
morning and night, and Rev.
Austin at 3 p. m. The Sei^.a-
tional Gospel Singers of Phila-
delphia rendered music. Total
money raised was $151.41.
The Evans County Training
school opened Monday morning
with two new teachers added
to the faculty-
Rev. N L. Lyde of Brunswick,
who has been ill, will attend
services at his church Sunday
at St. John. Baptist church.
The funeral of Pete Hagan
was i: rgeiv attended Wednes¬
day at Mt Pleasamt Baptist
church. Rev. E. M- Solomon oi¬
ficiating and the HarperF u-
neral Home in charge.
Miss Ella Mae Hagan oi
Jacksonville, Fla , attended the
funeral of her uncle, Pete Ha¬
gan. While here she is the
house guest of her parents, Mr.
Mr. ar.d Mrs- Ci-ive Hagan.
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mcrlran Tobari-o CnnipanT !
Bethel church, Rev. singleton
in charge.
Rev. l Washington left on
Thursday to visit his brothers
in New York city.
Little Jerom and Carolyn
Smith were Thursday evening
guests of Ann and Earlinc
Gause.
.77 i ue c.ub v ‘“7 meeting Mar flay V***
night “ was held at the home of
ms- Ari^ Mae Jones-
Mr. and Mrs. Effie Dell Fra-
;i r, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gause
■ttended church at Groveland
Sunday.
Little Nettie Lee Green has
etum d home from McIntosh
SOPERTON
I’y Mrs. Lois Gardner
The school t. rm has begun
■vith many new teachers. The
icw teachers are: Miss Lee oi
Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. Alexan¬
der ur/d Miss Sylvan of St.
... uis, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. J. W
ackson of Newark, N- J.; Mr.
Butler of Statesboro; Mrs- Ja¬
cobs of Wilmington, N. C.; Mips
ttuggs of Nashville, Tenn ; Mrs.
McClendon. A. McArthur is
still principal- The old teaeh-
■rs are Miss McKeaton of Lyn-
icn, N C.; Miss P. Mason of
Dalton; Misses Ruby Police
■nd Pauline Love of Soperton,
Mrs E. Smith arid Miss M
Gardner, a new teacher; of So-
rerton, and Mrs. R. Jones, new
teacher.
Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. Rosa
Todd, president and vice pres¬
ident, respectively, and Mrs-
Vis Gardner, secretary, are
delegates to the WMBs Con-
entlon to convene with the
G’.enwood Grove church of
Gi nwood, Ga.
Mrs. Olga Jacobs was the
Bundav guest of her sister,
Mrs. Helen; Jackscn.
Hoasie Page of Now York is
visiting his mother and sister,
Mrs. Anna Cason.
The Soperton Clowns defeat¬
ed the Baxiev team Sunday af-
ernoon, 13-11.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie L. Banes
have for their guests for two
weeks Mrs. Banes’ mother of
CALL FOR
Esslitiger f s
Little Man Ale
. Miami, Fla.
I Mt. Olive Baptist
held its revival last week, Rev.
H. McLeod in cnarge.
j FREEDMAN GROVE
I By Mrs. C. Mulliee
Sunday was the anniversary
I of the Beach Hill Baptist
i 1 church. The sermon •
church, , _ . the .. sermon by „ Rev. An- .
derson of McIntosh county. The
church history was read by
Freddie R Bacon.
Mr. and Mrs- William Walker
ieft for Savannah to visit Mr
Walker's mother.
The public schools opened on
last Tuesday morning, Mrs. M.
L. Baker, principal; Miss Rosa
Lambright, teacher; Mrs. MU-
urea Butler, Mrs. C Best, Re¬
tro it; Mrs. Alma L- *Jackson,
Seabrooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Freddie R. Ba¬
con are the proud parents of a
baby girl, born Aug. 26; name,
Murif.l Edvenia
Dr. and Mrs. Luther Thomp¬
son of Savanrtih spent the
week end at the Fraziers’ sum-
mer home.
Mrs. Viola Barnard of Allen-
hurst was the Friday guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Mulliee.
Mrs. Josephine Green, Mrs
M E English
M. E. Baker and Mrs. Ophelia
Golden are ill.
MIDWAY
B J. Geiger
Mr. and Mrs- Henry Brown
cf Mendcs were Sunday guests
of Mrs. Hel'n Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hagan
and children attrnded the fu¬
neral of his uncle, Peter Ha¬
gan, Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. Charley Geiger
mad- a business trip to Savan¬
nah Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hcrschcl Braggs
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Mellie Ruth, to Wil-
ford Williams, on Sept. 7.
The regular pastoral day of
Cross Road Brptist church bar
been chang"d from the third
Sunday to the fourth Surjiay.
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Rev Saul Stewart is pastor- i
COLLINS
By Thomas W. Williams j
The revival meeting at 9t.
Boykin church closed on Sun¬
day night, Rev. W. C- Wick T
pastor.
The C W. II. B Society of
Purtty Lodge No. 1 and Eugenia
Lodge No. 2 held their anni¬
versary at Manassas with the
deputy, Mrs. Maggie Duslon, in
charge.
Mr. and Mrs. J H. Knox of
West Palm Beach, Fla., are vis¬
iting Mrs- Lula M Jackson.
Mrs Knox is the daughter of
j Mrs. Jackson.
Quincy Johnson and children
of Savannah visited their mo¬
ther and grandmother Sunday
Mrs. Franklin Balentine and
Mrv A L- Kollowuc were Sup-
day evening guests of Mis.
Lula M. Jackson.
falLLEN
i By Ed Dunbar
1 Mrs. Essie Boles and daugh¬
ter are the gu> sts of Mrs Maty
f Brown-
i Emerson Miles, James Milled,
James Paul Walker, Carrie Be|
. Bennett and Eddie Lucil' Du^
bar went to Savannah Satu|
day.
Ida May Miles was marrifd
to Robert Johnson last Satur¬
day.
.
j * McNerly Emerson left Miles Tuesday and Robert for
j fjchool.
Mil:-. M. Summers is leaving
for Loaster, S. C., where she
will teach school.
Joseph Royals was home
from New York city for a fqiv
days He left Tuesday for Lqs
Angeles, Calif
V rrtice Summers is leaving
for Orangeburg, S C., where
she will attend S. C. State col¬
lege.
The ushers of Needful h$d
an excellent program Sunday
night. Mrs. Ella May Thomp¬
son is president