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BIRTHS
Theodore William Daniels,
2416 Hc.pkins street, Thomaslne,
Sept. 2g.
Johnnie Lee Robinson, 7C7 E
Gwinnett lane, Calista, Sept. 27.
Joseph Whaley, 10 Missouri
avenue, twins, Julia ai\d Miles,
Sept. 27.
Tw.ggs Danes, 705 Montgom-
ery, Willie Edward, Jan. 12.
Harry Barnes, 557 E. Harris,
Harry, Jr., Sept. 26.
Lee M. Cuyler, 410 W. Henry
lane, Irene, Sept. 28.
John Alfred Newton, 808 Mag¬
nolia, Earl Anthony, Sept. 27
Nelson Hamilton, 518 Indian
lane, Nelson, Jr., Sept. 20.
Willie Jackson, 1002 W. 42nd,
Betty Rose, Sept. 28.
Henry Robinson, 521 E. Per
ry, Etenry Linda, Heyward, Sept. 27. 604 E. 34th j
Susanna, Sept 30. j
George Johnson, 1834 Bullock,
Kathleen, Sept. 29.
Fred Gordon, 8f.4 Atlanta
street, south, Georgia Lena,
Sept. 29.
Russtll Eugene Williams, Ga.
State college, Estelle Harriet,
Sept. 28.
James Butler, 707 Atlanta
Avenue, Carlotta, Oct. 3
Samuel Gadstn, 228 Yama-
craw Village, Martha LaVorne,
Oct. 5.
Walter B. Marshall, 1 i25
Richard stre t, Joveie Mae, C t
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WE SHOULD LEARN
TO BE OUR BROTH -
ER’S KEEPER
By Edwaru McGIockton
We have not learned to be
our brother's keeper. We have
not yet learned to help build
up colored businesses and other
enterprises that will mean, more
jobs fer colored boys and girls,
Every time we make a job for
colored man, that means a
colored family can live better or
a colored boy or girl who comes
cut of school will have a job.
we would try to provide jobs
our youths they wouldn’t
to go around begging for
job. If they take a job it is
a laborer's job, or the
will have to take a cook’s
when they are qualified for
skilled job.’
lire colored people in Savan-
could make our two colored
as large as the Savan-
'Meruing News or the Eve-
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nlng Press, II we would give
j them an advertisement or buy
these papers.
Wo could make our drug
stores just as fine as Yates and
Milton’s in Atlanta if wt would
only buy what we need from
them, or walk an extra block to
buy from them. When we walk
that extra block, we are helping
that business to grow. As the
business grows, that will mean
more jobs for boys and girls
Cur colored bank could be as
large as any other bank, but we
colored people cf Savannah will
have to put our money there.
We have a colored oil com¬
pany. Oh, just think how many
colored boys a red girls would
have a job if all the colored
people would buy oil from oui
colored company,
we say that people of other
races make it hard for us, but
we make it hard for ourselves
when we do not pull together
and help each other.
we should stop depending
i pon the white man to make a
inb for us He Is busy making
for his own boys and girls
We spend large sums of mon-
sending our boys and girls t:
'•
to do that.
The bad pe r t about that i
will not spend a few
a business to make jobs
youth when they come
school.
Until we learn to work to
make more jobs,
htisinf ‘j oggi ’ businesses onH ant hclri: *
co]c rp ihi ■ v
have and make them bette
our boys and girls of
we shall not improve
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Last week in Atlanta
four ba „ Rames played
were played in
< ,ark ?
The people ct Atlanta ... , .
to build up their
parks, and not the
They can use the
park when ever they wish
not when the white
not using it.
THE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE
WOMAN FIRST NEGRO
NUN IN CATHOLIC
SISTERHOOD
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Oct.
110—The first Negro to receive
j h ■ habh of the Magdalen sis¬
ters in Michigan was vested as
a novee at ceremonies in Villa
Maria chapel here. Fr. Theo¬
dore Jorna, assistant at St.
Mary's parish, officiated at the
service. ^
' The hovice, whose family
name ’ is Mary Frances Mallory,
is known in religion as Sister
Magdalen of Blessed Martin de
Forres. Her religious name
honors the colored Dominican
brother of sixteenth century
Peru.
Bom of a non-Cctholic fami-
y living in the deep South,
Sister Magdalen admired the se¬
rene life of religious. When she
grew older she embraced the
Faith. Six months ago she
came from Dover, Ohio, to Villa
Maria to begin her postulancy-
The Magdalen sisters are a
cloistered branch of the Sisters
y: ihe Good Shepherd. Th y
eave their convents only in
uses of extreme necessity.
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