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THURSDAY, OCTOBER fi, 1949 Out of Town News - REIDSV1LLE By Mrs. Agnes Collins Mr. and Mrs. hamar Edwards are the proud par nts of a g rl„ Mrs. M. V. Sharp attended the association at Claxton. Mrs. Janie Bell Miller left on Tuesday for Washington, D. C., to visit her sisters. The Re dsv'lle Jr. High is making rapid progress. Malcolm G. Thomas i; principal and Mrs. J. B. Z ssoxns, Jeanes su¬ pervisor. The PTA had its regular meeting Tuesday n ght. The friend; of Willie Cars¬ well are glad to see him out agoin after being ill a few days. The friends of Mrs. Minnie Snarp are wishing her a speedy recovery after undergoing an operation at Jelks hospital on Monday. Mrs. Lillian Griff n and her daughter were out of town vis¬ itor.; here Sunday. GUYTON By Reatha M. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Days of Sa¬ vannah were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs- Bryan. Services at the Method'st church were excellent. Rev. Sherwood preached an excel¬ lent sermon. M : ss Euella Simmons was the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Simmons. The Effingham County Tr. School is improving. The Jolly Four quartet of Statesboro will s.ng at Mace¬ donia Baptist church Monday night, Oct. 1C. Rev. Dunn was the Sunday evening guest of Mr. and Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Mallory and family have mov.d to Pmeora Mr. Goethe was the winner of 60 pounds of sugar Saturday. COLLINS Bv Thomas Williams Several members of chprches attended the Mt. Cal¬ vary Association Saturday Sunday. Mrs. Anna could not attmd on account of illtiess. Tthe school faculty was enter- ta nod at Mrs. Sessom’s dence Monday afternoon Retdsville with a party for her sister, Mrs- Georgia Mae Brown of Brooklyn. Mrs. Brown, mother and Mrs. Sessoms’ Kenneth, of Atlanta, were r>f town guests. Mrs. Mary Holland and R lib rush, teacher of sclibol, were Monday guests Miss Fraulein Balentinc. HAZELHURST By Mackie Blair The local school opened Sep*. 5 with a much attendance than was expected Thie exited enrollment Is expected 3C0 in the next dajPG Principal Joseph B. arid his teachers anticipate very successful school year. Wss Dorothy Scott left \ M^uUiv fqt; Georgia State lege to enter as a McINTOSH By Eugene Johnson, Jr. Eerv.ces were well at St. Peters AME church Sunday, Rev. M. L preaching. A camp will be held Octob r October 16-19 at the and at Compton Octo Rev. Lester, accompanied seme of the members filled appo ntmen-t with Rev. Richards Tuesday night at Bethel AME church, Mrs. Ella Mangram of broke, who was visiting Brunswick, on returning Mr;J stopped over Wednesday Elizabeth Carter. Jgss Laura Bell- Williams Evalctte, Mass., who was ing nome folks, returned Friday. Mr. and Mr.;. Buster Cox Mr. anti Mrs. Enious Moody PHONE 8413 Savannah Saw Works Lawn Mows Service R M. Tomlin 135—137 Barnard Street Savannah, Ga Sunday .n Savannah. Beacon and Mrs. J. S. Bacon and Mrs. I. H Haynes, Mr. and **>s. Leroy Hines, Deacon and Mrs. J. S. Bacon, Mrs. C ! o aes, Mr;. Elen and Mrs Alice Porter, I. H. Haynes and Cl-nton Porter and Jean Har¬ ris attended the association at Claxton. Mrs. ------ Blanch -------- Hydge of -- . spent Thursday night with Mi and Mrs. J'm Jones. PEMBROKE By Yvoiine Bunch Beautiful Z on did not services Sunday op account their pastor being the modera¬ tor of the association at Clax¬ ton. James Turner and Mrs. Hel¬ en Turner of Arkansas are re¬ turning home Thursday, Mrs. Ethel Mae Russell of Perry. They came to attend the fu¬ neral of the r Mrs. Canylous Patterson. George Johnson of Pembroke is in Charity hospital, Savan¬ nah, with a broken leg. 1 Miss Hortens e Edenfield spent the week end w.th brother in Savannah. SOPERTON By L.' C. Todd Sunday was pastoral day the Church of God in Christ Pastor M. M. Kellem the morning and evening mons. Mrs. Mazie Little has ed home after visit ng and friends in Connecticut, Yor kand New Jersey. Sunday was pastoral day Mt. Olive. Rev. I. H. prhtor, delivered dhe morn r an devening messages. munion was served. Joel Lodge Masons held instruction meeting on n ght. Past Master L. C. ? REE CATALOGUE! Religious Articles—Occult & Medium Supplies - Oils - Herbs - Incenses - Canutes - Powders - Novelties & Curios - Free Gifts! EASTERN PRODUCTS CO. 16 Foster Street Worcester, Mass. Ask The Man For BALLANTINE WANT COUPLE to live to Oakland Farm and take of the Park. One who is ing to raise chickens and is ested in garden. Park G miles out Ogeechee For information stop by 518 Henry St., or Dial 2-3055 John Mines, Ludowicl spent Sunday w.th Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. John Wil¬ liams. CLAXTON By Mrs. M. F. Bailey Sunday, Sept. 25, Mesdames Mamie Brewton, Bessi.- Baker and Lessie Daughtry attended Vhe funeral of Rancey McNeal it Register. After spending sev.ral weeks in Ph ladelphia visiting rela¬ tives, Mrs. Leah Belle Martin has returned. The health consultant of the utate dcfpaiti.^ nt, Mrs. Doro- tuy Adams, and Dr. Powell (white) spoke last Thur.day night to a large crowd at Ev- rfrns County high school. Chapel exercises Sept. 26 were in charge of the n nth grade, Miss E Hols y, teacher; Friday, Sept. 30, the 8 th grade, Principal Macon in charge. Mt, Calvary Missionary Bap t : st Association convened at FAB church from Friday thru Sunday, Rev. J. L. Henley of Vidalia, moderator; money ra.sed. $631 00. After 29 years, Mrs. Lula Da¬ vis of Pittsburgh was the Sun¬ day breakfast guest of the Bai¬ leys. She is visiting her bro¬ ther, Oscar Hendr.x, near here. / Mrs. Maggie Wright left re¬ cently for New York city to visit her son. Mrs. Sallie Johnson and Mrs. Mary Hale arc still conf.ned, but Mrs. Dora Kirby is recov¬ ering Sunday was pastoral day at Thomas Grove AME church, Rev. I. H. Middleton, pastor. Revs. T. J. Lynch, T. S- Douse and L. P. Perkins filled t’-ie out of town appointments over the week end. Supervisor Mary Lee Hall spent the week end with rela¬ tives in Savannah. FREEDMAN GROVE By Mrs. C- MuU'ce Sunday Ebenezer Presbyteri¬ an church celebrated its 6 h-i anniversary, when the sermon was delivered by Pastor W. Wood. St. James AME church held its fourth quarterly conference Sunday, Rev. C. P. 'Hobbs, P. E. preaching. Rev Montgomery is pastor. The usher board of Ebenezer church will have a silver tea at the home of Samuel Mullice, Jr., Sunday evening. Mr;. B. A. Frazier returned home after visiting and friends in New York city New Jersey and Philadelph’a Mrs. Maggie Williams and F. S. Frazier attended the bytery at Cordele last week. Deacon Joe Cunnigan, underwent an operation at Central of Georgia hospital, Savannah, is at home and proving nicely. Mrs. Magg.e Lucas and Mrs Shirley Barrett of Bathayres j | Pa., returned home after spending a week Mrs. Lucas’ parents, Mr. Mrs. F. S. Frazier. Mrs. Freddie Bacon, and friend were Sunday guests of Mrs. Sarah J. Bacon. The W. H. of Mrs. Pearl West. Miss club met Monday at the this, home demonstration ent, was present. Next will be at the home of Mrs. C Mullice. GROVELAND By Mrs. Elizabeth Haynes Deacon and Mrs. J. D. attended the funeral of theii aunt, Mrs. Cornelia B. son, last Thursday at the Creek Baptst church, also at¬ tending were Mr. and Mrs. roy H nes, Mrs. Lillie Brewton Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Hines, Mr and Mrs- D. H. Lavant, Mrs W. L. Bacon, and Mrs. I. H Haynes. Mr. and Mrs- ornar Foxworth Mrs. Eliza Harr s and Mrs. An¬ nie Ruth Stephens services at the Holiness church W* SAVA VS AH TRTBtTJl was ni charge. T lie OES held an inspiring meeting, Mrs. Ida Ashley, tny matron. The WMBS neld their t.on of officers: Mrs- Mary !3rown, pH s.dent; Mrs. Rnsa Todd, vice president; Mrs. Lois j Gardner, financial secretary; Mr;. Madie Harper, assessment secretary. The Mi Z.on Association and the second Mt. Olive Associa¬ tion were merged in 1927 to make the Oconee Zion Associa¬ tion w.th Rev. F. B Rober ,on as moderator. Rev. H. A. McLeod will con- . VPne the association in its 22nd annual session and del v- er his jg th annua i address at file FAB church, Lyons, Octo¬ ber 7-9. It is composed of 23 churches with auxiliaries. The object of the assoc.ation is the Georgia Baptist college, Ma¬ con- The association make; large contributions to scholar- sb n fund; each year. A joyous affair was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ros. Jones bv the Mt. Zion choir in honor of the pianist, Mrs. Ber¬ tha Jones. It was a b rthday party. attended Services were well at Lovely Hill church, R v. P. T. Phillips, pastor, preaching the morning and evening ser- mons . Mrs. L Ilian S. Smith, director of the junior department, be the representative at the Oconee Zion association. Friends of Mrs. Mary Fuqua regret to learn of her illness and wish for her a speedy re- covery. MILL CREEK By G. IV. Benjamin The funeral of Mrs. C. Pat- termon was largely attended at Mill Creek last Thursday. S. B. Steward officiated. Sidn:y A Jones Funeral Home of Sa¬ vannah was in charge Mrs. Irene Thomas and fam- i y of Hinesville and Ruby Benjamin motored Brooklet Sunday to visit and Mrs. Charles Monroe family. Master Eddie Joe Mack Coch¬ ran was the Saturday guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ryles- Mrs. Ruby Benjamin the week end in Guyton ing her aunt, Mrs. Rena Powell. There will be an ment at the Mill Creek Oct. 8 Please come orA . help us. It is for the of the school 1 EGYPT By Ribert L. Walker Sunday was clas; day at Bethel AME church, Rev. Mancney, pastor. As the association is sion, there was no meeting Oak Grove Bapt’st Rev. R. Johnson, pastor. Mrs. Ursula Stephens, Mrs Mary W.lliams and T. L. ram visit"d Mrs. Lula Sunday. She is still HI. Jack Hickman and Mrs. .tie M ller are still ill. Millions of bottles are.bought by men who like that cfear No one has ever been able to put into words the taste of prime roast beef or cantaloupe or a drink of fine whiskey . . . but this picture of Bill Honeybee at bis morning nectar comes mighty close to ex¬ plaining PM’s “clear, clean taste”. Order PM this p.m. PM •Pin DELUXE DELUXE # ^ BLENDED WHISKEY National Distillers Products Corp., N.Y., N.Y. Blended Whiskey. *6 Proof Grain Neutral Spirits ( j 1)H FGATES OF LODGE OR- ShrVier; Eastern Ladies of the Order ■of Star and Daugh- ters of Isis who medt in a grand j Mrs. week Margaret end guest Stephens of her mo- was the ther, Mrs. Ursula Stephens. j Mrs. C. M. Walk r was the week end guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary M. J. Williams- Rev. J. M. Dingle was the runday evening guesV; of Jesse Nixon. a. Lonon and Mr;. Dina and Mrs. Mary Florence London were Sunday evening guests of Mrs. Jack H xon. Mrs. Florence Young was the guest of her niece, Mrs. H. E. Butler, Sunday, at Clyo. Mrs. Emma Wallace was the week end guest of her son, llvans /Hilo Wallace. VY ww-c. Mr and Mr;. Maggb Young, I Mrs. Bertha Kent and friends of Sylvania were the Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alma Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Wallace and family of Springfield and Ernest Young v'sited Mr. and Mrs. Maryetta Wallace Sunday. i Collins By Thomas Williams Sunday was pastoral day at Mt. Olive Baptist church. The morning services werg con¬ ducted by Rev. John E. Clark. The night services were beau- t L i fully U11V carried CclillcU out UUL by Rev. Ivor. x* A H. McCloud and Rev. L. Lewis, bot'n of Vidalia. Many attended the associa¬ tion at Claxton Friday thru Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Porter of Washington, D. C , were the Fr day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sammie Johnson. Mr. Porter i the nephew of Sammie John¬ son. Dea. D. J Norwood and oth¬ ers attended the singing con¬ • vention at Great Zachariah on | Sunday. Mrs. Marie W lliams of Day- I tona Beach, Fla., Is here visit- i ing her step-father, wife and session in Detroit recently. or Eugene Van Antwerp. are, left to right: J. E. helraer (not facing the brother. We are sorry to l.arn of illness of Mrs. A. L .y.;.... MM EAST SAVANNAH By M. E. Morrell Rev. Jacob Shellman th- message at m dday at FAB church Sunday, the William; Singers an excellent program night. The mission sisters at 7 p. m. Th.s Sunday pledge day. Pastor will bring the message 1n 8 and night. Dea. anu Mrs. Andrew nix’s daughter, Margaret, enjoy the children s "Happy Birthday to You” her fifth birthday at home, oct. 6 . Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett’s band, peter Bennett, was en to the Marine aain, where he is critically He is the brother of Mrs. mie T. Jones. A youth and age rally is ing planned at FAB church. Mrs. Rebecca Holmes, pHv nf Savannah but now ln & ln New York cit, y' is vislt ing her sister and .mother, and Mrs. Ben Moultrl eand Mrs Hettie Black, here. The Community club versary will be held at the church Friday night. Also stallation of officers, Rev. ningham .n charge. The t 1)0 YOU WANT YOUR PROBLEMS SOLVED? Guaranteed Results j Would You Like MONEY—'LUCK HAPPINESS Do yo u want to be an the winning side in whatever you j undertake? Send your name and date of birth. I will /. send Mv Good Luck Charm. When it arrives, detinsii $5.00 with Postman plus postage and within Five Short .j- f it Days and if I your will condition immediately has return not Definitely $5.00. improved return your YOU RISK NOTHING X Write now or use coupon i The Great Alpa Dept. 5 P. O. Box No. «2 Forest Hills, N. Y, j* X with Rush postman, Good Luck if within Charm five I will < 5 deposit short days $5.00 I plus do not postage feel > my condition improved. I shall return the Charm, aitd X vou will refund my $5.00 at once with no question asked. I am the sole judge. (Please priint name and address I y plainly). I NAME ................................. , ADDRESS -----------------------3.----------------------— X | TOWN ............................... STATE ........... DATE OF BIRTH .................—....................— £ Save postage—send money with order. Alpa will pay pos- X tage—same guarantee $ 100% Safety 2% Interest AH Accounts Guaranteed up to $5,000.00 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Mail Accounts Solicited National City Bank of New York Travelers Checks For Sale THE CARVER SAVING BANK 810 Montgomery Street MLIlVim SAVANNAH. GEORGIA MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION L. B- TOOMER L. D. PERRY President Cashier era; grand standard bearer, puty grand commander; Fitzpatrick, grand er; Mayor Van Antwer p,,Georg cuoir will sing and refresh¬ ments will be served. Mrs. L. Palmer is secretary and A Morrell, pr sident- Geo. L. Smith spent even ng with the Morrells. Springfield Terrace By Mrs. E. H. Perry The many friends of craw Village and Terrace were grhved at death of Mrs. Sad e Reid ens of 640 Yamacraw Village gj ie j s surv ived by her and olher relaUve s. A pleasant visit was at Belmont Baptist church Tatemville, Rev Bowen, pastor Communion was A large crowd was Mrs. Perry represented D'aconess department of state. MRS. ADAMS ADDRESSES EVANS TEACHERRS Continued from Page J tices That Help or Hurt sonality.” ■ Mr;. Dorothy U. Adams the state health and a guest of the spoke on health and informative material to group Miss Mary Lee Hall, v sor, led the group in "The T achers Creed.” A delicious repast was pared and served by the committee, Misses E. and E. iHolsev and Mrs. Jones. Raleigh Macon is pres of th i association. Lounge, commander Louisiana Supreme Council, l%i| dependent Jurisdiction;, and the Rev. H. B. Womack, lieuten- if anti grand chancellor. (ANP> ,i MEMBERSHIP DRIVE nr Continued from Page One JIW ne \ $18 CP; Mrs. L. 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