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THURSDAY, FF.BRUAEY 9, 1950 Out-Of-Town News CS£i= REIDSVILLE By Mrs. Agnes Collins P-'T-A Officers and feors from all cf the school Mumnnieo. ccmmunites in Tattnall rr county met n on „ February. 1 , , at Glennville High School tne purpose ot reelecting of¬ ficers ana completing plans, for the year. Tne meeting was well attended. Officers elected were: Mesdames J. B. .Sesstms our Jeanes teacher, ,j.t_wident; Minnie Sharpe, field; vilie, vice president; •Schley, Manassas, secretary; ,(James Jones, Glennville, trea¬ surer; several coirjmittees were also appointed. The P.-l. A. and communi¬ ties and teachers have been active in working up senti¬ ment and finance for the Tatt¬ nall Bounty Health Survey which will be held February 1'5~23. Be sure you get your, X-Ray and olood test which are free. Tire Philadelphia Singers ap¬ peared Sunday night for the benefit of the school. Have you seen our cement porch at school? The P.- T. A. and trustees did that. If you’re not a member, better join. The W. M. B. S. held its regular meeting Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Henderson, Mrs. Winston Duggar and Sandra, were the Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Clay. Mr. Wessley Patterson and Mr. Lewis McNeal of Miami, Fla. have returned heme after spending a few days here with relatives and friends. Mrs. Laura Staten of Hawk- Jnsville was the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rogers. Mtrs. Margie Byrd made a business trip to Claxton last week. i Miss Ora M. Browder has re- tnrned to Nashville, Tenn. af¬ ter spending a few days with her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Browder. 1’ne Reidsville Jr. High Bas¬ ketball team defeated Maxter Training school 20-22 last Wednesday. • The Reidsville Jr. High bas¬ ketball boys defeated Pembroke 22-25' last Tuesday. The 7th and 8 th grades are giving a .jmascarade party February 14. The public is invited. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Holmes were out of town visitors on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Guess at¬ tended church at Ludowici, on Sunday. Mr. and Mcs. Kermit Mosley proud parents of a baby girl Mr. and Mrs. Walter McKin¬ non were Sunday guests of his mother and Pursie step-father, Mr. j ! and Mrs. Bass of Manas- saf - Mrs. Ida M. Carwell was JVpnday j gucfit of Mrs. Gladys . Mosfley. ! il! 1 Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Costen | are proud parents of a baby I boy. Mr. C. J. Eason of Claxton was a visitor here last week. | PEMBROKE | B;y Yvonne Bunch Sunday was pastoral day at i Beautiful Zion church. Rev 1 Ilendley tt preached . , inspiring . , . L„___„ an “ sermon. One „ member . added ,, the total for the day $40.95. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Jones and the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Black had a beautiful church wed ding. After the wedding a reception was held at the home . Sunday School was held at St. John AME church. In the absence of the presiding elder, prayer meeting was held. To- tal money raised was $9.1.0. Mr. and Mrs. Wade of Ellabell were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Frances Fields Mrs. Ronella Edenfield on Sun¬ day night. • The funeral of Mr. Wesley ilus'jer was held Saturday af¬ ternoon at the Holiness Church Owens. Harpers Funeral Home if Pembroke was in charge. Mrs. Ida Anthony left last Tuesday afternoon after spend- ng a few days with her par¬ ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bing. Mr. and Mrs. Willie BiAg md family of Allendale, S. C.. /ere the Suncay evening guests if Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bunch. CLYO By Mrs. Pearl Johnson Prof, and Mrs. C. A. Wiggins v*iited friends in the Taylor Chapel community Sunday. me teachers of Clyo Junior High. Reidsvlle and Taylor Chapel schools respectively, at-t Lie i .Tim iam County Teachers Association Friday, a* oyiiugfield. (Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson of Savannah were the Monday night guests of their mother, Mrs. Emily Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Ira McKinley and Walter Barnwell, Jr., and Warren Green Jr. at Savan¬ nah were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Goldwlre Sunday. Mrs. Mabel Johnson and Misses Ella Mae and Janie Johnson were the guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Henry Solomon Sun-j day. Miss Pearl Jackson visited Mrs. Leadis Lawton Saturday, Miss Marie Scruggs and Har¬ ry Lee Bacon visited their grand mother and aunt Sun-' day, Mrs. Cynthia Scruggs and M-SS Ruby Scruggs. Mr. Elijah Bacon is still on the sick list. Herbert Smart became sud¬ denly ill Sunday night and was rushed to the hospital in Savannah early Monday morn¬ ing. We hope for him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Kemp of Syl- vania were the Sunday after¬ noon ~----- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smart, Mr. and Mrs. Willie (Candy) Daughtry of Savannah spent the week end with their par-i i en t s Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fitts. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Solomo^ w«ere the Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rentie Solo- mon. Mrs. Lila E. Stokes visited her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Houston, of Savannah Saturday. AM YOU LETTING KILL ROMANCE? 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CO.*MIP OVIVt STREET• ST. lOUtt 3, HO- EGYPT by Robert I-ee Walker Sunday was pastoral day at £t. Peter's AME e.iurch, Rev . A. Mononey preaching. Services were well attended Sunday at Oak Grove Baptise church w.th Rev. R. Johnson delivering the sermon. Mrs. Marv ft., M. J. Williams and little ..... ... Miss -adje , „ Harris wer«> the .. Sunday _ quests of Mrs. Mar- garet Massey. Mrs. Evelyn Ctrothard of New York city spent a while w th her mot’.ier Mrs. Annie Beil; Jones. Last week Mrs. -Channle Wal- ker and Mr. and Mrs. Henry j McNair of Savannah .'pen*-, the liams. week end with Mrs. Mary Wi'-j Mrs. Gladys Douse and Majori Hines, Jr., are on the sick list. HINESVILLE By Earline Cause (Sunday was pastoral day at Bolh "l AVfE Church; Rev. R„ Cooper preaching at the momin S and Rev - R - Richard Pt ’i P ‘.. L ’ ucstr were Rev - R - D ^ Cooper, an ^ Rev. Rev and - T. S.ngleton. Mrs. R. Richard and Rew R. D. Cooper were the Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cause. . Miss Eva Nell Douglas was the week end guest of Misses Ann and Earline Gauss. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hines made a business trip Saturday. Miss Betty Jean Shaw and Miss Jacqueline White were the Sunday guests of Misses Ann and Earline Gause. COLLINS By Thomas WilL'ams Sunday was pastoral day Mt< Olive Elipt'fst Church, Rev P. T. Phillips, pastor, de- the sermons. Sunday night, Rev. J. K. Atkins and Rev. W. N. Lainer were present. A community rally will be held to raise funds to rebuild the high school. CLAXTON j j By Mrs. M. F. Bailey Mrs. Earlean Badey and tie son Ronald, left last Wed- i(esday fbr 1 )ne|/ home in Greenville, Ala., to be at the bedside of Mrs. Bailey’s father. The funeral of Mrs. Mamie Richardson was held last Wed- nesday at FAB Church offici- ated by Rev. N. L. Lyde of Holland Funeral Home was in charge. The girls and boys basketball t teams of E. C. H. S’, were de¬ feated last Thursday by the D^erson Training School team at Vidalia. The body of Rev. James who died in East Chiea- g0 m a - rived i ast Saturday. Funeral service were largely at- tended Su . lda y at st. John Bap- tis( . ,Q Aurc ] 1) officiated by Rev. N ^ Lyde of Hrunswick. Har- pel’s Funeral Home in charge. Sunday was pastoral day at Rev. J. H. Williams, pastor. Founder’s Day was also observ¬ ed. The Ladies A,id club met on last Friday night at the home of Mrs. Susanna Boggs. Mrs. Sessomis, supervisor of Tattnall County schools, was the office guest of Supervisor Mary Lee Hall last F’riday incoming. She was also the 1 guest of the English depart¬ ment and first grade room and spoke very encouragingly ■to pupils and teachers. Supervisor Mary Lee Hall was fhe week end guest of her moth¬ er, Mrs. Smith of Waycross, Ga. The W. M. B. S. society held its monthly meeting Sunday i at FAB Church. All officer? were re-elected. Mrs. M. B. Brew ton, president. LUDOWICi by Mrs. Ailer Johns of l The celebraticn of the anni-; | versary of the Rev. T. J. Lynch -of St. James Baptist church ... was a great , success. It ' Wuij U gnugilUrU • ^y a sermon by Rev. Avery, a 1-1-year-oid | "'?■ cr: « 1 erar.v program, a sermon !by the pet.tor, many 6 -avj w u*e p iv s; r lrcm mem- j Ders and Irier.ds totaling >'30. 1 and a banquet. j ,. irom _ herc , at - ended thc funeral of „ Deacon Houston j Johnson which was. held last Friday at Jerusalem Baptist church at Groveland. Mrs. Sail e Walker and oth¬ ers attended Lie funeral of Drusey Wa]ker at A 11 e nhu rst i Thursday. In last week’s article the I name of Mrs. Lilia Worthen inadvertently omitted from the list of those who attended the district union at H ’ nesv de - A. Garvin, Deacon and Mrs. J. Parks, Mr. and Mrs. Pierce,i Mrs. Lealine Wilcox and others attended the Great Eastern Union at Patterson. Mrs. Mamie Baggs who 'has been v siting home folks for a while, has returned to Newark, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Guest of Reidsville and Mr /. Amanda j Shaw of Jesup worshipped at St. James last Sunday and were dinner guests of Elder and Mrs. J. T. Wilcox. Mr. and Mrs. Guest were also the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross. Mrs. Verneile Williams o! ( Savannah was the week end i .guest of heme folks. Mrs. Wil-] l ams. Miss Janie White of U P> Prof. J. Y. Shaw were the dinner guests of Miss Clara Wil¬ liams. McIntosh by Eugene Johnson, Jr. (Sunday was comunftn day a r - Rapt st church Rev. M. L. Lester delivering an a.*,--OoiiiiUli. Rev. Lester is requesting the members of St. Peter’s and Thebes Chapel and the ent re community of McIntosh to re¬ register for voting before it is | too late. He viTted Valdosta I Wednesday. j Mrs. Henrietta Hodges a son made a business trip to Sa- vanna.i on Saturday. Mrs. Dor s Taylor and Mi:s Thelma Garrison worshiped at u reiers churcn c.unday.| Mrs. Doris Taylor, daughter in law Mrs. Elizabeth Car i 01 ter, and niece Miss Thelma ; cran.son, bo n of Savannah,! were Vie week end guests of | Mrs. Carter. j Mrs. Estella Jones of Jackson j ville and Mrs. Lula Walloon!' were Tuesday gue ts of Mrs. Uizzie Carter. Mrs. Annie Payton of Cincin¬ nati and Mrs. A! ce Mallory of Kingsland are v siting Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Johnson and Mrs. Gussie William :. FREEDM/.N GROVE by VIis. A. Mullice Prayer meet ng and Scnday school were well attended at Fibenezer Presbyterian rhorrh Sinday. Rev. A. Holley preached an inspiring sermon to a large au¬ dience at Beach Hid Baptist church Sunday. Mrs. J. O. Robinson and son Avon vis ted Mrs. Cena Bast in Savannah cn Thursday. Miss Rosa Lambrig'.it visited relatives in Savannah Satur¬ day. The Royall Undertaking Company Funeral Directors and Embalmer Over GO Years Serving This Vicinity 501 West Broad Street I Savannah, I j Ga. I'hone 3-2175 I AMBULANCE SERVICE THE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE REPRESENT 1.100 CIN CF^nati WORKERS These 11 men represent one of Cincinnati's large' * locals of Amalgamat ed Meat Cut- .-I,. ters and Butcher Workmen of North America union. Its membership carries 1,100 and includes the E. Kahn Eons, company, Armour and ccmpa- SOPERTQN By L C Todd Sunday was pastoral day Mt. Olive Baptist Church. Rev. I. H. Harden filled his pupit morning and evening. Rev. Johnson was guest er at Lovely Hill morning and evening. Me.sdames Rosa Todd, Willie M. I'odd and Eva Burden mo¬ tored to Vidalia Monday. Garden of Eden Chapter O. E. S. held an inspiring meet- Refreshments were serv- ed. The P.-T. A. of the Training School is , sponsor i ng a 3 ac t play, “Bound Get Married” directed by Miss Madie M. Kinsey, Jeaneai supervisor. Sunday School at Mt. Zion) was well attended; Ben Brown in charge, Curry uove motored secretary; Joseph Teuschlc’ trustee. Second row: Ilurdi- 1 Phillips, financial secretary; j Carl Meyer, treasurer; Robert j - E. Webb, “ corresponding • secrc tary and sergeant-at-arms; Louis Bailey, trustee; Jamer Georgia, guard; Richard Rog¬ ers, Iguide, Third row: Mi¬ chael J. Pietrzak, internation¬ al representative. —(AMP) EAST SAVANNAH By M. E. Morrell This Friday is pledge day at 'FAiE| Church. A prayer service will begin next Sunday for One week each night. You a * e ^ lvRed to these services, Mrs ' R - L - Pa ^ nier > clerk Rev Cunn i n <gham pastor; Dea. Chas. Apderson dhairman of the board. After five weeks' Illness, Mr. J. Wiggins passed away last week Tuesday at a local hos¬ pital. Funeral ser-vlces were held Saturday at Royal Under¬ taking chapel; Rev. Cunning¬ ham, officiating; Interment, East Savannah cemetery. Sur¬ viving are a wife, Mrs. Irene P. Wiggins; sister Mrs. Addle Washing! f 1 ; three brothers, uncle, aunt, cousin and other relatives and a host of friends Mr. Anderson Wiggins of Newark, N. J. and William Da¬ vis of Charleston S. C. returned ny, Swift and company, j rev’s Packing company, Schultz Packing company, Os - cherwitz and , Sons __ the ,, union stock . ,_ yards, • and ■ other - small •’ plants. From left to right, seated: Albert Scheuermann, president; Joseph Atihon, vice-presdent; Lous B. Williams, recording .vannah on business. | Services were well attended a ^ tde Church of God in Christ Mrs - f ^ ora Oatts was in charge of the juniors. /ij > 13 *i» a ■! V Rir’Biri' \ Uli 1111 lie it » I iL fl l! Thunderbolt By Mrs. Sus’e Williams College Park Baptist Church held Its regular communion services Sunday. The ser- mon was preached by Rev. Wilborn. There was a large attendance, Miss Patterson of Tampa, Fla. was the weekend guest of i Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wright. Those on the sick list arc Mrs. Sarah Johnson, Dorothy Carter, Mr. Howard Baker and to their homes MontSBT their attending the funeral df brother J. Wiggins last wWK. Mr. apd Mrs. dcud# Robert* of East Anderson street oe&b ed on several friends Last ; day after church while 3p j Ing the evening with tb»tr | ter Mrs. Rachel Mitchell «IKl Mr. Mitchell. Mr. and Mfs. Arvdrtw Ph«*~ irx are the proud parent af | a 8 lb baby boy born ba*r J&Mtugj 3CUi. Mother and i doing fine. Mrs. Bernlee Wilder a«H I dren spent 6 'an day »t ! j o:o vfttting /'•Imtiv^i friends. Mu. Maria TiadaU ! cross attended the Mr. Wiggins Jaat week | visit with her Irene Wiggins, two a Lee returning hc.*ie. Mrs. Elizabeth Bearlbl hu.*band, Mr. Peter BennetV* improving slowly at Marin*; pital. Elshop BermcK wdU |<harge of Communion ChKtall this Sunday at tha God Holiness unto The Load. , Mrs. Ida W lliam* e/hd « Harold left raturriav for Tath- The teachers of this *om*Rr attended the teachers’ aAa4>* ■onvcnr oi in Brunswick, day. Mrs.. L A. Gaker, Mrs. MR ired Butli;, Mrs. A. B. JaekkOD Miss Rosa Lambrlght, Mrs. J*- ;ephinc Green represented parents’ assoclat.onx Mrs. B. A. Frazier Mr 9 . ML 9L folden and Mrs.S. P. ^1'sited .Mrs. Ojlhelia WelcfeB :ho is sick. { - . Advertising is known by tHfc company it keeps. in The Your eav* b*4k)!| flJ jl ness message n * Tribune will be. weleonj*d ftjr the best families in Chatihgpa J County. 'SSC^SSSBHb S3B |p m PHONB Or Go To DON’S LUNCH ROOM 803 East Broad For Your Meals Fried Steaks, C riictasb and Cliops A Specialty \VK DEUVMt