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BIRTHS
Births registered in the OI-
fice of Vital Statistics, Health
Department, from July 29 thru
August 5, name of father, ad¬
dress, name of child, date of
birth:
Eugene Dooley, 1106 W. 36lh,
SDirley Ann, July 23,
Charles A kens, 1215 Love
sir et, Charles, Jr July 22.
James W. Jenkins, 9C7 West
Gwinnett, B ilie Harr ett, July
23.
The d.ore Roosevelt Moultrie,
612 Gwinnett lane, D Icunia,
Juiy 14.
Curtis Lee, 834 Gwinnett
lane. Carrie Curtis, July 23.
Cl.veland Howard Wallace,
525 Yamacraw V Uage, will am
Earl, July 20.
Ira Bennett, 22 Pellwooct
Homes, Jeffrey Own, July 21.
Edward Osborne, 402 W. 47th.
Edward, Jr, July 28. >
Frederick Rudolph us Oliver |
430 E. 56 h, Ira Janice, July 28.
Abraham ot s Envoi. Hi i,!
B x 102, Gw tidolyn, Ju',’ 25. i
John Jonkir.s, 539 F, Otic- !
thorpe avenue, Roort Lee, Aug. !
1
David Cent!., 561 Yamacraw
Village, D. vid, Jr., July 21.
Willie Young, 63! W And-r- J
ro i lane, Antoony Clinton,
July 19. j
ret r Jamc ; Fa son, 116 I
Yamacraw Villa'’' 1 , Mabel, Julyl
27 j
Edward Ilayes, 7. 8 E. And; r- :
son, Veronica Drue Ua, March
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Savannah, Georgia
MONROE ON DUTY—NIGHT and DAY
ESSIE MONROE EDWARDS, Prop.
Abie Futch’s Food Store
1201 WEST BROAD STREET
TALL SALMON 39c
1 CIO WHITE , qt. 10c
LARD , lb. 15c
ALL SNUFF 10c
WHOLE RICE, 5 lbs 49c
NO. 2 EARLY JUNE PEAS 10c
Redeem AH Pepsi-Cola Coupons
Stoney McQueen, 1114 East
Gwinnett, Patricia Ann., May
1.
Wiliam H. Denton, 1406 Har¬
den, Iris Ann, May l.
Elmore Barn s, 1220 Love,
Sandra Mar.e, May 15.
Eakwell Brown, 124 Walnut
Dorothy Ann, May 18.
W iliam R. Pierce, 925 Joe
Alicia, May 25
J. D. Wadiey, 706 Wc,t Park
la.ie, Eva Ann, May 30.
Edward J. Gadson, 617 Yam¬
acraw Village, Ethel Duioris
j u ire S.
B njamin Moultrie. 2113 East
LoEon, Nyannya Lou se, June
7.
Enoch Wilsm, 789 East Hail,
Delor s, Ju 'o 13.
John W. Holliday, 118 F-r-
reil, 1,'arbara Jovcc, Ju ie 18
Rudolph Wiliam::, 414 West
34th, Anna Catherine, June 19.
Benjamin Pol it , 6)7 VV. 32nd,
Da ity A n. Jane 19.
Hirolri Wash n.tin, 0 3 West
■1C ■ j Othella Marcel June 1.9.
John Rutledge, 11C3 Yuma-
craw V lh.ge, Carolyn, June 19.
Walter R. Hartwell, 712 V/e:,t
38 h, Jun Cla r, Ju ie 2 .
Mai hew Hunter, 0' 3 V/. ow n-
lane, Lever ie Ltu se, June
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Wyman F. Moore, 727 West
42nd, Barbara An i. July 3
Franklin Amersm, 66 Lou s-
vilie road, Ros M me, Ju v 6
J.-soph Coleman, 839 F. II-
wood Homes, Beil .da A m, July
Julius Wili am;, Sr-, 631 Ea;t
P ndor, Jiilux. Jr, July 7
Th ,mu3 J. II 'yward, < 22 W
B -lfon, Thomas James. Jr„
July 23.
Mathew Wananmker, li 1-2
111 ) li’hart stre t, Mathew B,
July 20.
Ben Fleming, 1137 E. Bolton,
Xeltoi Ell ngtun, July 23
Beniamin Houston, 1201 East
BoHon, Beniamin, Jr.. Ju.'v 21.
Willie Alston, 877 L vc Oak,
William, July 14.
Vi ier Parson, 705 E
nett, Vince, Jr, Jirv 25.
O ar Y.iung. 510 E. G »d< M
la no. V/iliam Clifford. May 28.
Julius Bow n", 516 Yama-
craw Village, William Eugenc,
Ju ie 13.
Jasper Smith, 1111 W 40 .h,
Jasper, Jr., May 20.
Alva Moore, 51 1- 2 W. Ilunt-
in; don, The ., jure 28.
Wil'ie Laev, 21.9 East Dully
lane, Thomas, July 3.
William Turner, Sr., 625 Eas*»
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By Alfred R. Junior
;rvices will be at the First'
Alriean Baptist Church Stm-
da’, Rev. E. J. Junior, pastor.
Mrs Pauline Walker is home
visiting her parcnln, Mr and
Mrs. Fred Gardner.
The f (neral of Henry Ed-
warcls was largely attended at
the Greater Zachariah Baptist
church, Rev. T. J. Lynch de¬
livering the message.
A Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Cm th
of 307 1-2 West Henry street
arc the proud parents of a girl,
weighing 7 1-2 pou.xds, born in
Georgia Infirmary, Dr. E. L
Upson, attending guy.sic inn
Mother and dauughter are do¬
ng fine. The baby's name is
Arelia DeLores.
Masters’ Club
The Masters’ Social club will
hold its regular meeting to¬
morrow, Friday, at toe home
of Roland Donegal, 215 W. 5kth
street.
NOTICE
All Spiritualists and Mediums.
Iliior wash, Bath and Perfume
for all conditions in the home.
Prepared by the Seeing Eye.
Rev. J A. Williams of East
Africa, 14 E. 116th St., (bet
Madison and Park Ave.,) N'eo
York 29, N. V.
Plumbing Fixtures
SINKS and CABINETS
Latest Designs
El J IK BATHROOM FIX¬
TURES
All Colors
STEEL PIPES
Galvanized and Black
WE HAVE EVERYTHING
TO BUILD A HOUSE
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
LIBERTY PLUMBING
AND SUPPLY
COMPANY
531 E. Liberty St
PHONE 3-6100
Anderson, William, Jr., June
30.
Elijah Simmons, Sr., 524 E.
Gordon lane, Elijah, Jr., June
29.
Josepta Brown, 464 Montgom¬
ery, Joseph, Jr., July 21.
Merrill Bush, 712 Flagler
lane, Merrill, Jr., April 19.
Joseph Lacey, 739 E. Bolton,
Wilhelmina, May 25.
Edward Milton, 143 Lov:, St.,
Curtis, June 9.
George Bost, 610 Wheaton
street. Georgette, June 2.
Pli llip Cato, 515 W. Hunt¬
ingdon, Thomas Joseph, June
18.
Clifford Bryant, 551 E. Mc¬
Donough, Fr derica, June 15.
Henry J. Robinson, 521 West
24t‘.i, Henry J , Jr., Feb. 27.
Ervin Jones, 812 Burroughs,
I rving Bernard, Anrll 19.
Earl Williams, 513 Kline, Earl.
Jr. May 6
W Hie Brigham, 251 Scar-
\ 'rough, Frances, July 3C.
Perry Garrett, 515 Nicoll, Jo-
May 24.
John Williams, 530 E. Hunt-
Jngdon, Thomas, May 20.
Georg; Lee, 333 East Broad,
George, Jr, July 27.
Sam Rivers, Sr, 1002 E. 38th.
Sam, Jr , July Samuel 30. Tru'Jll, 708 j
Vernon j ■
Victory Drive, Anna Teressa,
July 30. | i
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McIntosh
By Eugene Johnson. Jr
Sunday was communith day
St. Pcaers AME church,
Re/. M. L Lester preaching
Sunday. August 14 is rally day.
The Paramount Gospel sing-
ers will render a program at
Peters church on August
14 at 8 p. m. and at Thebes
AME church at 5 p. m.
Mrs Rebecca Haywood of
Jacksonville, Fla, is spending
the week with her niece, Miss
Laura B. Williams and sister,
Mrs. Maggie Baker.
Mrs Dalsy E]lis of savannah
is visiting her brother, M. T.
'ihomson and niece. Irene Hol¬
j y They came to the dedica¬
tion of theri parent’s church,
who were officers here.
Mrs. E. L. Holmes and daugh¬
ter, Barbara, who were visit¬
ing relative's in Washington, D.
t. and Baltimore returned
h me Saturday.
Miss I. B. Sllliv:»n of Jack¬
sonville, E’la. is visiting her
mother, Mrs. O. C. Singleton.
1 r Ihcr, P. T. Pyett. sisters,
Lydia Pyett and Mary Fleming! Dudley,
rhey are from the
THn SAVANNAH TEIBUNB
“FRI5KY SHORTY’S” HOME RAID PRODUCES
LARGE AMOUNT OF NARCOTICS
HONOLULU (ANP)—Winston
Chuurchill Henry is In trouble
with the FBI and local police
again. It was only a short
wfaile ago that his “steel cas¬
tle” in the world famous Wai-
k kl beach area, was raided.
Scores of his “guests” rushed
from the beautiful residence to
save their reputation as police
closed 1ft.
Winston C. Henry is known
around Honolulu as “king oi
(the self-segregated) £m th
street” and “Frisco Shorty.” He
is also known as the “Hawaii
contact man” for big time West
eoa»t underworld operators.
Wh :n officers raided the
“other home” of Henry’s last
week they se zed some $50,000
worth of narcotics, an auto¬
matic pistol and a sub machine
gun. (Honolulu has a law
against toe possession of fir:
arms without permit). A Mr.
Helen Thomas was also arrest¬
ed along with Henry. W ilie
H Brown, whose $6,000 Cadillac
was blown up several months
ago, was th;, third Negro ar-
rested. All are now out on
bonds.
Officers informed ANP that
1,000 capsules, containing h -
roine, one bottle of cocaine
marijuana and other it.ms
were among fee lool seizett
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to give you g finer cigarette! ’
Yes, at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike
pays millions of dollars more than
official parity prices for fine tobacco!
There’s no finer cigarette in the world today than
Lucky Strike! To bring you this finer cigarette,
the makers of Lucky Strike go after fine, light,
naturally mild tobacco —and pay millions of dol¬
lars more than official parity prices to yet it!
So buy a carton of Luckies today. See for your¬
self how much finer and smoother Luckies really
are —how much more real deep-down smoking
enjoyment they give you. Yes, smoke a Lucky!
It’s a finer, milder, more enjoyable cigarette!
CHARLES “BIG BOY” RANDOLPH, independent to-
bacco buyer of Kinston, N. C ., has smoked Luckies
for 23 pears, “ion see,” he saps, “I’ve seen the
makers of Luckies hup real Ip tine tobacco—ripe,
fragrant leaf that makes a pood smoke!” Here’s
more evidence (hat Luckies are a finer cigarette!
COPH., THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
C.S./M.r.T: —luiky Mean* fine TeAaeee Strike
So round/ so firm, so fully packed — so free and easy on the draw
Chief of police Lui says this
is merely the “kickoff” to
stamp out prostitution and
other Vice in Honolulu.
There must have been an
element of truth in the cniel’s
sratem nt for a few days ago
Federal agents and members of
the Honolulu police department
arrested thi alleged “money
man” in the person of Orastus
Caveness, 25-year-old Negro.
Officers stated that Caveness
att.mpted to swallow a Vicks
inhaler.containing cocaine, at
the t me of his arrest. Police
took possess.on of Caveness’s
$.,100 car. T.icy said he had
beui transporting narcotics in
it a long time.
Because of the increased un¬
derworld aeiivit.es of Ncgroe. 1 -
.n Honolulu, ANP has be n re¬
liably informed that local en¬
forcement officers are plan¬
ning to return many to the
West Coast—asking them nev¬
er to return.
WANTED PARTY
utcrested in telling FORTUNE
>r willing to be taught. Give age
md ability- Write Box X care
iavannah Tribune.
JORDAN POST TO
CONTINUE BLOOD
BANK
The blood bank of the Wil¬
liam p, Jordan Post was nearly
its largest number of blood do-
last week. The post offered
its largest number of blood no-
nors since the bank was put In
operation about four months
ago.
The typing of members will
be continued at the reguiai
meeting of the post on Wed
nesday, August 17, at the Rec¬
reation Center, 37 to street and
Ogeechhee road.
The blood bank committee
along with Mrs. E. J. Smith
techiician of Charity hosDital
will be on (hand to begin blood
typing at 8 o’clock, one halt
hour before the meeting. All
members who have not been
typed are requested to report
at the post meeting on Wednes¬
day night.
Miss Herline G. Jul'an is
chairman of the blood bank
comnjittee.
Meeting Sunday In
Interest Jr. College
All persons interested in the
rrganization of a Junior College
for colored citizens to be op¬
erated as a city-supported in¬
stitution are asked to meet
next Sunday afternoon at the
THURSDAY, AUGUST, 11, 1949
SSSS Building, Ogeechee road
at 37th street, at 4:30 p. m.
Prospective patrons, students,
teachers and all other persons
concerned are asked to attend.
Details ot the plan of organi¬
zation and procedures, etc., will
be expla ned by acting officers
of the college.
It has been announced toat
Frol. A. C. Curtright, former
director of instruction at th:
Geogia State college, has been
offered the position of acting
dean-registrar oi the junior
college. Prof. A. H. Gordon is
acting president of the .insti¬
tution.
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