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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1949 7>3 Out of Town News COLLINS • By Jessie HI. Jacks an Collins high school opened £ utember 5. with the follow- inf, instructors: l. S. Young, principal; ML'.', Fraule.n E. Bak-nt.ne, home and chemistry; Mrs. o 7th and 8,h and mathematics and English; Mrs. Stewart, Wn, and cth grade; Mrs L. N Yijjjag, 3rd and 4th and lunch ro^n. Mrs. E M. Nash, first ancj -second and science. The Colhn: high school is headed for a successful school term, apparently. Mr and Mrs. Theodore Hal- ent.ne of Ph'ladelph.a spent a pleasant time here vacationing witfi his family last week and in other nearby towns. Mrs. Flos is Medlock Collins is Vacation ng in Detroit and Mi&s L Norward has gone there alwi for employment. Mrs. Nettie and Lester Jack- son 1 enjoyed the visit of their daughter and h r husband, Aydiee, from New York. tHHhweek *.tr . P.nkie Beals enjoyed a vacation in Ph ladel- phm. 1 J . D. Jackson of Flor da is viming his parents on a short vac'at’on. We are proud to know that Caroline, Mary and Raos.velt McRae, Jr., are off the r jobs on a short vacation in Flori¬ da. We are delighted to see Mr. Roosevelt McRae, Sr., on the roflov ry 1st again. Herbert Na r h returned to his job in North Carolina. The autumn breeze is re¬ freshing to the soul sick revi- val attenders which is in it? th rd w.ek in our city. By Thonlas W U.'ams COLLINS Mrs. Williams of Claxton re¬ plies Mrs. Stewart in the Col- lins tiigh school. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bal- ent ne of PhiladTph a spent weeks in our town and Augu ;ta. Mrs. Pinkey Beals has tiirned from Philadelphia. D. Jackson of Flor.da is CATALOGUE! Religious Articles—Occult & Medium Supplies - Oils - Herbs - Incenses - Candles - Powders - Novelties A Curios - Eastern Free Gifts' products co. ‘ 1 lfi Foster Street .1 Worcester, Mass. 9 (I! :4t al to SMILING $r EYES! hi \ GENEROUS ( MOUTH! Enjoy good fellowship? Double your enjoyment with “Double-Rich” Cream of Kentucky. Always say, ‘Make mine Cream !' 9 KENTUCKY WHISKEY-A BLEND 86 Proof, 70% Grcln Neutral Spirits. ©Schenley Distillers Inc., N. Y. C. i50 PHONE 8413 •t Savannah Saw Works Lawn Mows Service R M. Tomlin 135—137 Barnard Street Savannah, Ga i spending a few days with h s family. i Herbert Nash returned lrom (h s vacation in North Carolina, j | ML'S Eal ntine announce.’. | that the the adult rome eco- j nom * cs class w 11 °P cn Sept. -8, j ' ““ All ladies wishing to attend i i p ease e ' r0 between now and | I 1 Tl1 class wil1 be liclci tw,ce 3 WPPk in tho home ec °- nom rs room of Collins h'gh school. MILL CREEK By G. W. Benjamin J Sunday was pastoral day at! Mill Creek, Rev. H C. Boyd j I preaching. Money raised wasj c;9 30. Deacon L W. Smokes end Deacon G. W. Benjamin are the delegates to the Asso¬ ciation at Greater Zachar.ah. Claxton. The funeral of Langston Murchison was largely attend¬ ed Sunday at Macedonia church of Ellabell, Rev. Rump off dating Mr. and Mr. Ellie Smoke’, and Deacon and Mrs. L W. SmckejE attend d the wedding cf Charlie Str ckland and Miss Essie Mae Body Sept. 1C at Sa¬ vannah. Owens Strickland of Savan¬ nah was the last ■week gues* cf Deacon and Mrs. L. W. Smokes. Airs. Ruthie Mae Morgan has returned home after v'siting her aunt in Ohio, accompanied l by tier mother, sster and little by tier mother, s ster and little Earl. GROVELAND By Elizabeth Hayn s Mrs. Maggie D. Ware has taken a backset and is aga n in the hospital at Metter. Deacon and Mrs. J. S. Bacon and Mrs. r H a y nes visited her Sun- day afternoon. Mr. . Georgia Gre:n attended services of B shop Grace Saturday night and Sunday. Misses Mildred and Juanita Ge ger and Versie Mae Lava.it attended tho street parade of Ihe Graceites in Savannah on Sunday. Mrs. Blanch Lavant is spend¬ ing her vacation in Jacksonville with 'her sister, Mrs. Helen King. Mrs. Ada Golden attended tho funeral of her cous n Sun- day at Antioch Baptist church. GUYTON | By R:a(’ta M. Simmons Revival meeting closed Fri- day n i g pt, conducted by Rev. Sa p p f rorn cnvannah. pastorai ,^ ay was Sunday, when R-ev. gcott preached an fnsp.r.ng sermon. M j S , paella Simmons and Willie II. II dm s left Saturday to attend Georgia Etat? col¬ lege. Mrs. Estella Whitehead her aunt are here on their va¬ cation. M ss Elizabeth Post 11 and Elijah Postell left Monday to attend the Fort Valley Sta'm college, The Union Baptist members are building an addition to their church. The Guyton school ii g.v ng a school hop Monday n ght. ludowic; I?y Mrs. Ail r Johnson Sunday services were excel¬ lent at New Hope AME church, Rev. Aikens, pastor. Sunday the choir, ushers and members of St. James Baptist Church accompanied Pastor T J. Lynch to Mt. Olive church, Walthourv lleville Walthourville, where he deliv -1 erec j a soul stirring sermon at I e f-urrh an’iv rsarv of the church, Rev. S. Stewart, pas 1 tor. The sslvertone Gospel Singers rendered two numbers After spending their vaca¬ tion w.in r.latveo at Dublin, Mr. and Mrs. Needam Wor- than have returned home. James Johnson was the week end guest of his daughter, Mrs. Prince Reid, Jr., at Albany. Mrs. Minnio Danford of Way- cross was the Sunday gueot of the Mallard family. Funeral services lor Mrs Maggie Wr ght, who d ed Fri¬ day, were held from the Ma¬ cedonia church last Tuesday with Rev. s. B. St .wart deliv¬ ering the eulegy, assisted by Revs. T. J. Lynch, A. R’chard- son and other m n sters. Mrs Wright was a rnomber of Ma¬ cedonia church and despite h r age and failing health she was very active in all church af¬ fairs, was treasurer of the Wo¬ men’s department of the Ludo- wici d strict union, an associ- ational work.r and also finan- ancial secretary of the Galilee Lodge, Samaritans- She was buried in the church cemetery with the Dorchester Fun ral Home of McIntosh in charge. Suv vors are; Sons, W. D. Wright, Ludowici; Rev. T. 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Have an easy, professional application at your favorite beauty shop or buy Larieuse at any cosmetic department or drugstore. If your eteo?«r does rot hove Larieuse, send $1.25 |>lus tax 25 direct 1 Fed. to neuse IflOKOlMtV HAIR COLORING GODEFROY MEG. CO-3510 OLIVE STREET OT. LOUIS 3, M9. FOR SALE WEST END DRY GOODS STORE 37th and Florence Streets EXCELLENT LOCATION — LOW RENTAL Good Going Business — Owner Must Sacrifice Due To Other Interests PHONE 3-7786 rm SAVANNAH TRTBUS1 ' , crowd of out of town relatives ‘ and friends were present. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Deloach. Me.dames Rosa Jenkins, Alice Grant, and A l.r Johnson at¬ tended the rev val services at Mt. Zicn Baptist church, H nes- Ville, Friday night. Miss Dor s Johnson left on T uo :day tit A It/my to enter Albany .state College. The 76 h anniversary services of tjje Elam Baptist church closed Sunday. Pa nor A. Press- ley delivered a soul stirr.ng message. I At 4 o’clock Rev. C. H. Green l and members of St. Philito and St. Thomas Bant st churches, were n charge of the services. Rev. Green delivered the ser¬ in on. Muss Jimmy B. Coll v left on Mondry for Fort Valley to en- ter F^rt Valley State college. PEMBROKE By Miss Yvonne Bunch St, Jcfin AME church closed its annual revival meeting on Sunday night with a total of $143.15 raised. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bunch motored to Savannah Wednes¬ day. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Kent an-* nounee the birth ot a g.rl. Mrs Bertha Smokes’, sister- :n-law from Atlanta has re¬ turned home after spending two weeks. RFJDSVILLE B Mrs. Agnes Colli is Sunday was pastoral day S’. Philip Baptist church, Rev S J - Brown delivering the mes- ’ caae ' T ' 1P S‘ ars °f Harmcny of M' ami, Fla., rendered a pro¬ gram at 4 p m., sponsored by the St Philip Baptist Mission. The Stars of Harmony were wee ^ en( ^ guests °f Mrs. Carrie McN '’ al - Mi?s clara Eaclv of Sa- vanna h was the week end guest of her mother, Mrs. Carrie Mc¬ Neal. Rev. S. J. Brown was the. Sunday d nner guest of Mrs- Carrie McNeal. K met Moriey has returned J to Hawkinsville after spending the week end at home with his wife and family. •Mrs. Agnes Collins, Mrs. Car¬ re McNeal, Mrs. Clara M. Eady, Mrs. Ollie M. McK nnon and Mrs. Gladys Mosley motored Collins Sunday to attend a pro¬ gram at Mt. Olive Baptist church- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Frazier and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Frazier were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Guest. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Hall of Glennville were Sunday guests Ask The Man j For I i BALLANTINE j uRouP bANyUn 1' -Delegates at the recent De- tro t convention of the Nation¬ oi ivir. and Mrs. K rniet Mos- ley. EGYPT By Robert L. Walker Sunday was pastoral day al Thomas Chap 1 AME church, and the clos ng of their revival meeting wit hthe Aev meeting with the Rev. J. R. Rice preaching during the we k. The pastor was absent Sunday cn bus ncs~, but ser¬ vice was well carried out by Rev. Gr.ffin, who preached, with Rev. W. H Lee, assisting. On Sunday Rev. Martin of E^ypc closed out th' revival and the Joiiy Four quartet of Marlow rendered a program af¬ ter service. CLAXTON By Mrs. M F. Bailey The revival meeting conduct¬ ed last week at St. John Bap- t st church w.th preaching b., Rev. Curvin of Dublin was a success. Rev. W. J. Johnson of Statesboro, pastor, preached on Sunday. Baptism was held. At 5 p. m. W.ll Tatum preached his trial sermon and at 6 o’clock the young people of Thomas Grov.\ Hagan Chapel, Mt. Calvary Baptist church, FAB 1 church and St. John Baptist church rendered a pro gram sponsored by the Ladies j | Aid club. At night Rev. E. M Cobb delivered the message, These meet ngs were largely attPn ' ded in antl out of town people. Twelve memb:rs were added to the church and total raised was $207.60. Rev. Henley left Monday for Tuskege ? institute and Johnny L. Bailey left Wednesday for A. and T. College of North Caro¬ lina. Mrs. M. B. Brewton and Mrs. Basse Baker attended tha W M B. s. convention at Boper- ton last week. Mrs. Rosa Ricks left recently for Valdosta to be at the b d- s de of her brother, who has been stricken with paralysis, An outstanding affair of tne was the birthday party of M -s Paulyne Mattox at the Wagcn Wlrel last Wednesday night. Mhs Evelyn Patrick of Met¬ ter was the week end guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott. Mi: s Marcia Macon was the end guest of her grand¬ in Savannah. Mrs. Sall.e Johnson has been recently with naraly- s. Her son of Macon has been tier bedsid \ Revs. I M. M ddleton, L. P T. J. Lynch and S. L. filled their out of town ap¬ over the week end W. E. Wadley, farm veteran brought to the Ev¬ County high school voca¬ department last week a monstr ijtion setting up the pment of a modem farm He was accompanied by Keyes, Ihc farm shop in¬ of Fort Valley State who directed the work was done by veteran tea¬ from all counties in dis¬ 2 The project is being out by Vocational T.a- L. H Strickland and Vet¬ eran Teachers Lucas and Wil¬ Tlie chapel program of the. Friday, September 9. directed by th? 11th grade 'he r home room teacher, B. G Macon; last Fr day i 1.0th grade With their home teacher, Mrs Bessie Burr- 1 DON’T SAY “MY BACK HURTS” CHIROPRACTIC Can Stop It Dr. J. P. Waddell, Chiropractor 345 \k W. Broad Before 2 P. M„ Phone 48079 HOURS: 4—7 P. M. al nou„ew.ves league and the | National Builders' 1 ague, are shewn in a joint banquet at well, were in charge. Since our last report we have asother school bus added to our trans¬ portation system. The lunch¬ room operation under the sup- ervis on of Mrs. M. F. Ba ley, with Mrs. M. Perkins, head cook, and Mrs. F. Tatum, assist¬ ant, is making rapid progr.ss. Raleigh Macon is pr nopal and Mrs. Mary Loo Hall, Jeane? supervisor. COLLINS .- ... ... ______ P, Thomas Williams Sunday services were held at Mt. Pilgrim Baptist church. Rev. E L. Gas; on, pastor, de- 1 vered the sermons. Total money ra sen was *140.00. The Colored Women’s Home Burial Society will celebra’e its anniversary Sunday, Sept. 25. The Stars of Harmony Sing¬ ers rendered a program Sunday at Mt. Olive Baptist church, which was enjoyed by all. SOPERTON By I.. C- Tod 1 Sunday marked th’ closing of the 41st annual session of the Women’s Miss onarv Bap- tri Society Convention, of vrivch Mrs. Lizzie Wright is founder, and has pres ded at every annual session. Mrs. Lillie Me All st r, secretary, is a charter member. Mrs. Becca McKcnnon, chairman of fi- nance, is also a charter mem¬ ber. The session was one of the best in its history. M ras¬ ters attending were Revs. Felix Phillips, H A. McLeod, I. H. Harden, S L. Lee, C. Andrew;, P. T. Phillips, W. M. Hall, Jr., O. W- Orr and W. M. W lliams All officers were unan mously elected as follows: Mrs. Lizzie Wright, president; Mrs. Lillie McAlst r, secretary; Mrs. E Daniels, correspond ng secre¬ tary; Mrs. Mamie Spikes, Mrs Macks Whitaker and Mrs. Bec¬ ca MeKernmn, finance and banking committee; Mrs. Man- die Royals. Mrs- Henrietta Brown and Mrs. N. McCarthor d sbursement committee. Money raised at th's sesrion, $1,15C.50 Tie convention will meet with the Mt. Zion Mission, of wh ch Mrs. Mandie E. Royal is presi¬ dent, at vidalia, in 1950. Rev- and Mrs. D. D. Edward of Dublin were guests of Mr and Mrs. Ross Jones, Miss Catherine Edmond is a freshman at Georgia Bapt st -maMRMMAA/C€ aM LIGHTER,BRIGHTER LOVELIER SKIN "X... New Skin Bleaching Miracle May Help You Win Love! smoother skin wiu givc you a better chance to achieve love, romance, happiness. 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Scrutchen of Dubl n is in charge of the r - vival meeting at Eureka Bap¬ tist church of which Rev. J S Latimer is pastor. HINES VILLE By Earl'ne Clause Sunday was pastoral day at Bethel AME church, Rev. R Richards preaching throughou' the day. Mrs. Maggie Smil y and her children left Sunday for Flori¬ da. Mrs. Ella Henry has returned from Tampa, Fla. Mrs. Arrie Mae Jones was the Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs. Charles McMilleit. Chari e C Gaus ■ and Bennie L Gause made a business trip to Brunsw ck Saturday. Mr;. Sabra Sh'pman was I'ae Tuesday guest of Mrs. Leolr. Miller. Mrs. Edith Morris and son and Mrs. Nettie Green and daughters wer? the Tuesday evening guests of Mrs. Maggie Gause. Rev. R Richards was the dinner guest of Mr. and Roy Futch. Miss Mattie Shaw spent Sun¬ day in Savannah with her si >- ter, Miss Gd ssa Shaw. Mrs. Janie W lliams left on Sunday for Ludow ci. She is WINTER AHEAD! SAVE Special Offer Quaker Fuel Oil Circulator COMPLTELY INSTALLED ONLY mw Regular $125.00 Value Ideal For Homes Like Carver Village Installation Includes; • 55-GALLON DRUM • STEEL RACK • VALVES AND FITTINGS • TUBING • NECESSARY FLUE PIPE • FLOOR MAT FOR HEATER ITS READY FOR INSTANT USE EASIEST TERMS IN TOWN $10 DOWN — . $1.50 WEEKLY Delivers and Installs Mingledorff’s “Savannah’s Heater Headquarters” 10 Whitaker St. Phone 3-883? burgh Courier Publ.shing com¬ pany, was guest speak, r for the occasion.— < ANP). spending a while with Mr. and Mrs Ros> Baker. Clarence Bacon visited his " i !• n Hinesv lie, Mrs, Pearly Bacon. ACTING DEAN contlcs»d from page on* leading to the Ph. D. degree. Li s major work has been tea- cher-tralning and secondary duciticn with a minor -n phi¬ losophy and sociology. During (he past summer, Stanley did rprcal work in stud-nt teach¬ ing and in curr.culum and methods ;.n higher education. H ■ directed student teaching at t.nc college during the past prlng quarter. A major share of h s work for the F'.i. D. de¬ gree has been completed. Sianley s a member of Phi Delta Kappa national educa¬ tional society, Sword and Shield men’s honorary society, and Alpha Phi Alpha fraterni¬ ty. Stanley joined the summer sess on staff in 1948 as an aa- s slant professor of education, and returned in September of the same year and h id the rank during the 1948-49 school term. At one time he was an assistant professor of educa¬ tion at A. and T college of Greensboro, N. C. •:•*!**;**:* ,***.*4* **•*»* 4*4*4 FOR SALE—Old furniture, glass, China, Cut Glass. Write. •Antiques,” care Tribune Phone 3-7182. NOTICE All Spiritualists and Mediums. Floor wash, Bath and Perfumo for all conditions in the home. Prepared by the Seeing Byei tt'-v. J A. Williams of East Africa. 74 E. 116th St„ tbet- Madison and Park Ave..) NeV York 29, N. Y.