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Out of Town JL News
GROVELAND
By Mr*. Elizabeth Haynes
Services were largely atteil i¬
ed Saturday and Sunday at
Jerusalem Baptist church. Pas-
tor N. C. Conhor preaching.
Rev. Douse cf Claxton and
many visitors were present;
total money raised, ."65 31
The union meeting- will con¬
vene at Jerusalem Bapt church
Jan. 20, Rev. S. R. Stewart of
Hinesville, president.
Mr. and Mrs. Macon of Ea-
vannt.il spent the week end
with the.r aunt,, Mrs. Ellin
Porter.
Mrs. Na;i'ina Tu?k.‘r cf Pine-
land, S, C, and Deanes Ander-
r.on of Stated>oro spent the
week end with his sister, Mr
E len Porter.
Iatle Veronica Wells of . a-
vaor di spent last week with
her grand mother, Mrs Lillie
Brew ton
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Mrs. Ernestine Lavant spent
last week in LiAiowici with aei
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R Bak-
er.
Rev. Lamar Kelly went to
- to preach,
accompanied by Garfield Wells
ind Deacon J Grant, all ot
Savannah.
Mrs. Addle Kelly .and family
and Mrs. Nora Lee Garrison
end family, all of Savannah,
were Sunday guests of their
pirerjt^. Mr. and Mrs. Haynes
Mrs. Lula Carroll, who was in
the hospital at Augusta, came
home Friday, . accamparn* ...... 1 back
her dauiuter, Mrs- V.vlan
Ware.
Mrs. Ada Golden of Pembroke
P id last week in Ravarpah|
j with her daughter, Mrs.
Golden, who is sick.
Mrs. Tinnie Glover was the
Beulah Bacon. I
ge^day night guest of Mrs
Deacon and Mrs- J. 8 . Bacon
of Pembroke visited Mrs. Hu-
s’ie Daniels Sunday night, who
is still ill
Deacon L. H. Johnson Is still
ill.
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P„ r V 'i N>|| Balrr
on Sunday nght, damea
.............. wa, , te ,u„t of
ML» Bator and atao hia friend,
Mr. Black.
Springfield Terrace I i
One of iie grandest events of
the season was a surprise
birt hday party given for Mrs
Lavancy Middleton by her
daughter, P Mrs. iles Silvia Williams,} Those
a t 7C3 avenue.
were Rev. J. S. Mur-I
ray, Deacon and Mrs. Shaw J
Mrs. Florence Perry, Deacon
m,, Thompson, Miss Cath- j
erine Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Da-
vid Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Ivory
Tin: SAT4XNAD TRrBTTNTS
Manor, Mrs. Elizabeth Lee, Mrs
Lena Fraittlln, Mrs Irene Aui-
Rev. A. A. Lewis, Miss Jes-
sie Ash, Mrs.„E. Powell, Mrs. E
H. Parry, Mrs. Mattie
Mrs. Charity Overstreet,
and Mrs Bossie Williams,
David and Alfreda Wright,
Mr. Cooper. A delicious
was served. Mrs. Middleton
tc-ived many useful gifts.
home was beautifully
st za s mTap™
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ovl
Mr., Maria of StUe, a,e„ua
has been ill lor severa! week,
Her daughter, Mrs. E Lee, ot
New York city, is here to see
her.
We regret to mention the
01 Mrs. Lillie m. vVau..
rmn, mother of Fred Waterman
and widow of the late Rev. S
w largely W , ate attended . r ! na ^„^ e Saturday L ! U . r ?!" a . 1 Wa ;
Evergreen Baptist c.iurch.
\ reunion was held Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mrs
vxla Shellman Robinson, when
several cousins reunited after
years’ absence from each
other. Those present were Mr.
Mrs. Robinson ar^i daugh-
a 41 grand daughter and
and Mrs. C. C. Perry. Other
cousins were Henry Singlet or,
w ine (Boy Dee) Robinscn and
Singleton.
Mrs Mary A Miller of New-
N. J., has returned home
after spendirjg the Xmas holi-
with her mother, Mrs. Lu-
elta Walls, 1326 W.
slreet. Elbe was delightfully
entertained by her friends.
COLLINS
By Thomas Williams
Sunday services were held at
St. Boykin AME church. Pastor
C. Wicker preached a won¬
derful sermon Surfday and
Sunday night.
The Collins Broncas defeated
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team, 21 to , 20
.
The Collins and Ludowici girls
tied In a fast moving, exciting
game, 7-7.
IIAZEI HURST ... . . ...
By Barney Smith
Among the students from here
returning to various colleges
spending the holidays
here with parents were James
college; Robert L.
Breazeal, Carver Vocational
Atlanta; Misses Dorothy
Ga. State college; Irene
Ga Baptist College, Mu-
Phone 2-1141
or
2-1142
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PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX RETURNS
Tax Assessor's Office, City Hall
Savannah, Georgia. January 1, 1940
It is the duty of everv citizen and resident of the City
of Savannah to call at this office between this date and
March l, 1949. and file a return for such taxable personal
property as he may possess in his own right, or as guardian,
executor, administrator, trustee or in anv manner what¬
ever on forms furnished by the Board of Tax Assessors,
to wit: Stock in Trade, Machinery and Fixtures, Air-Con¬
ditioning Machinery, heating equipment, office, household
and kitchen furniture, and gas ice boxes, watches, jewelry,
diamonds and silverware, radio and or musical instruments
automobiles, auto trucks or trailers, solvent accounts and
all other personal property not enumerated above.
Office hours are from 9 A. M. to 5 P M., except on
Saturday when the office closes at i p M and on Sundays
and legal holidays when the office will not open.
Failure on the part of any citizen or resident, to com¬
ply with this notice within the appointed time will force
the Tax Assessors to impose a double assessment.
Board of Tax Assessors, City of Savannah, Ga.
HENRY S. RAY, Chairman
t co ( -
1 'ip basketball teams of Ha
zelhurst will play the
j nign senool here FriJay,
Jan. 14, at 3 p. .m
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SAND HILL
By Evelyn Hines
The Busy ^ Bee club met at the
Porter. T>e
TS. ^1*°Walked
I o-'iiiie williams was the week
■»
£ ^ t
as „ Joyce
Those attending ihe funeral
of Mrs. Ola Frazier Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker
and family, Mr. and Mrs. R
O. Porter and family, Mr. and
IMrs. Ernest Walker, M*. and
Mrs. G B Porter and .laugh-
ter, Rev. and Mrs. Wilcox and
Mrs. Eugenia DekJe.
Mrs. Lau.se Walker is still ill
FREEDMAN GROVE
By Mrs. C. M. Mulliee
j 'curry Sunday morning Pastor A. R.
of Beach Hill Bapti;t
l c hurch preached an impressive
sermcr j
| Services at £t. James AME
c hurch were well attenied. Two
were added to trie church. Rev.
Montgomery is paste*”.
| M rs . JeaiMiette Walker of Sa-
vannah was the guest of her
U ncle and aunt, Ma and Mrs.
p g Frazier,
virs. S. F. Frazier of Savan,-
na h was the guest of Mrs. Mul-
lice Wedne^ lay.
| The W. H. Dem. club held Its
Hast meeting at the home of
Mrs. Mary Baker. Officers were
elected as follows; Mrs. C. Mul-
lice, president; Mrs. Sadie L
Jc'hnson, vice president; Mrs.
Rosa E. Jones, financial secre¬
tary: Mary WilsorJ recording
secretary; and Mrs. Pearl
s’srjrs, mTc 8
Mulliee.
M,ss Eva M. Lambright spent
the w'eek end in Savannah
with Mrs. M. C. Chisholm.
RFJDSVILLE
By Airs. Agnes Collins
Sunday was pastoral day at
Bethel AME church, Rev. Wil-
liams delivering the message,
The Mother Board met at the
.home of Mrs. L. A. Guest Mon-
>day night.
Mrs Janie B. Miller and fam-
ly were guests of her mother,
Mrs. Janie Grayham, of Ma¬
nassas.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Collins,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfonzia Rither-
so { and Mr. and Mrs. Sharpe
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Ora F’razler at Macedonia Sun¬
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith
of Florida are here to attend
he funeral of his mother, who
didl last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dock Holmes
land fimilv were Morjday guests
! )f Mrs. Elizabeth Holmes.
I GLENNVILLE
By Alfred R. Junior
Services at FAB cfiutch were
successful last Sundry. Com¬
munion was held at night.
Mrs. Sarah Hall and Mrs.
Maggie Bryant were the Sun-
lay guests cf Rev. and Mrs. E.
•T. Juil;or, Sr.
Mrs. Lula Grantham, daugh¬
ter of Mrs. Almeda Gardner,
| lias return 1 home alter a stay
, in West Palm Br-arti, Fla., visit-
ing ner sister, Mrs. Pauline
| Walker.
The Sunbeam band will be
j held at FAB church Sunday,
Three candidates were added
to the F AB church Sur.lay, Rev.
E. J Junior, pastor.
MIDWAY
By B. J. Geiger
Mr. and Mrs. Remer Nesbitt
visited their sister, Mrs. Myrtis
Nunnaiiy, Sunday.
Mrs. Charily Washington of
oavannah was the house guest
of h<r son ir. Midway, Eugene
Washington.
Mr. M-" HPT'** v T*roY » r ’1 r>‘
Glennville were dinner guest
of Mrs. Laurie Washington on
Sunday.
A party will be given at th(
i Cross Road Chapel churcu Jan
1 | 22 sponsored by the Cross Roa
choir.
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HINESVILLE
By Earline Gause
Sunday was trustee clav a'
Eithel, Rf*v. R. Richards de
livering two soul stirring ser¬
mons.
There will be a program giv¬
en Jan 1 .. 18 by Mrs. Romeana
Smith.
Mrs. Florence Moody, Henry
Moody, Mrs. Susan Quartermar
'ani little Jean Ash ware Viie
Monday afternoon guests of
Mr. Mrs. Eliiah OnarteT-
man and Mrs. Georgia Berry of
Glenmville.
Mr aill Mrs. C. C. Gause
Sunday guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Primus, at
Daisy.
Mrs. Beulah Jones was the
Monday afterrVon guest o f
Mrs. Romena Smith.
M L. Davis was tlm Mondav
mght sunner guest of Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Gause.
There will be a program at
First Calvary Sunday after¬
noon.
Miss E Gause and Mrs. Mary
Hines were Sunday guests oi
heir aunt, Susie Lee.
Wadiey
By Julian Lawrence
Sunday was a high day at |
St. Mark AME church, Pastor
A. U. Cullens preaching two
soul stirring sermons. One per¬
son* joined the church; total
collection, $36.82.
The Wadiey PTA met Monday
evening at the school with a
large attendance. Mrs. Ethel
Washington is president.
A movie is given at the school
each Monfiay night.
The Fathers’ Council met at;
the school Monday night.
Mrs. Mary L. Ayer.;, grand
worthy matron, of Savannah,
was here Thursday and confer¬
red the degrees on 23 candi¬
dates and set up an Eastern,
Star chapter. Supper was serv-
ei afterward. The name of the
chapter is the Daughters oi
Wadiey. I
The Sons of Wadiey iclige,
Masons, met Thursday night
and passed two candidates to
the Fellow Cfaft degree, leav¬
ing five on the waiting list for
the next meeting. Julian Law¬
rence is W. M.
CLAXTON
By Harold Ray
Pastoral services were held at
FAB church Sunday. Pastor S
L. Lee attended services durir,
the day.
Rev. A. J. Martin :died at his
home Sunday night; funeral
announcement later.
Funeral services for Ollie
Daniels were well attended at
Mt. Pleasant Baptist church on
Monday, Rev. S. B Stewart de¬
livering the eulogy.
Mrs. Leola Tisdell and son,
Herbert, of Savannah, and Mrs.
Bertha Tates of Detroit, Mich.,
were recent guests of their sis¬
ter, Mrs Edith Ray.
Mrs. Edith Ray arid grand¬
son, Bobbie, were the Tuesday
masts of her sirter. Mr. and
Mrs. Herber tTLsjdell and son
of Savannah.
Caesar Banks of Abbieville
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Whiter Scott and Mrs. Sarah
Banks.
Spasms of bronchial
asthma; quickly relieved by the soothing medical
imoke of Bloeser s Cigarettes. This scien¬
tific smoke allays bronchial congestion,
coughing, sneezing due to asthma paros- J
jsm»; promotes freer breathing. Follow
Blossers
CIGARETTES
THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1949
Mrs. Lomax Entyrtoins
Mrs Dor,lie Lomax of 5C9 W.
Waldburg street, entertained
ihe Alf Art Social club Mon¬
day night, January 10, with its
first meeting of the year. A de¬
licious three course supper was
served. The honored guest was
Mrs Katie Green of
Com-.:, formerly of this city.
She will leave for the East
t riday. Officers elected for v.ie
year were Mrs. Rosa Scarbor-
ou ?-h president; Mrs. Katie
Newton, vice president and re
porter; Mrs. Lonnie BuUer,
. i..g secretary w Mrs. ” 4l "'“ t '’
..
Waver, financial secretary;
4rs. Donnie Lomax, treasurer;
Ir. Gaines, chaplain. Next NexI
neetlng will be at the home of
/iis. Rosa Scarborough, 510
Cline street, strept Monday Monday n n s-;ht. <iht
'..n. 2 :
lagle S. and S. Club
The regular meeting of the
agle Aid and Social club are
jcing held twice a month at
lanhattan Club, 1004 W. 34th
:treet. The books will remain
)pen for new members
March 23. Attaway Rudolph is
oresideiv; Carl Anderson, vice
president; J. H. Harris,
ary, and Gus Paris, treasurer,
"rend In
Jpward
WASHINGTON, D C.—“Re¬
cent years have brought an
upward trend in, incidence of
the mysterious and cripplin:
infantile paralysis disease,’; .re¬
ports Dr. Paul B. Comely, med-
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university. ( He
ho.pital, Howard
added mat 1948 marked the
sixth consecutive year of un¬
usually high polio incidence
and urged greater support than
before tor the March of
ev r funds
Dimes drive to replenish
cf the local chapter and t'.ie
”“ ' in-
al Foundation for
| fantile Paralysis.
cornelv disclosed that
• reports of the United States
i j p *£j lc Health SerV ice over totally the
ears >sh0 w the
anored j,. able waves of infart-
1 the nation.
H a)ysLs across •which
■ these char s,
• Further, of its
na , Fjum i a tion as part
educational service, indicate
i <hafa n epidemic in a given
area a ar or Lw0 ag0 does not
p ijfe lhat during the
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