The Savannah tribune. (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, May 04, 1950, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, MAY 4, Out-Of-Town News ’Garnett, S. C. By Bari lie , There was a party at Mi. Housey’s House on Sat., April 29. There was an oyster roast and a trip around the world at 'i. Glover’s house. John Moses, shiger, will ap¬ pear at Mt. Zion AME church the 1st Sunday night in May. n Sunday night the Seven Sea preaching contest appeared at Mt. Zion AME church. John Moses will appear at Wagon Branch colored school Saturday night. Rev. W. C. Cain preached on the Seven Wonders at Rev. J. P. Filler’., church at Hardeeville, S. C. LYONS GA. By Airs. P. 1. Phillips The Oconee Zion Union met with the Mt. Vernon Macedonia Baptist church. Deacon Fred Goins was delegate from Lyons First Baptist church. Deacon Jackson. Sis. Going and Sir. Agnes Powers accompanied him, Mrs. Bertha Dixon was also del-- | r d|e to the Union. Mrs. Harri; Dublin was present at the ijPAn. Rev. Aron, from Savannah, is spending some time with Rev. P. T. Phillips. Rev. P. T. Phillips was the speaker on Sunday at the Reicis- v. j*e District Union meeting ol the Tattnall a sociation. Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Hall, -J: from West Palm*Beach, Fla., an vi. iting their mother, Mrs. L. M. Baker. Rev. Hall is also conduct¬ ing a revival at Waycross fc Rev. E L. Junior. Mr:-. Aibertha Baker was calico to McRae to her sick son, Bus¬ ter Baker. Mrs. Elcise Howard’s son ce! ebrated his birthady April 3C Mrs. Mary A. Power, of Si Petersburg, Fla., is here visitin- aer father, Charlie Powers. Ruby Roger: and Mrs. Sail! McCray are on the sick list. CLYG By Peail Johnson Ministers and deacons meet¬ ing was held at Berryville Bap¬ tist church Sunday. Union meeting was held a' Mt. Zion Holiness church Sun lay. The Valley Tone Jubilei singers rendered a program in he afternoon, Elder B. J. Sin¬ ters, pastor. Mr. and Mrs. Lattimore Dun¬ can and mother, Lizzie Duncan, 100% Safety 2% Interest All Accounts Guaranteed up to $5,000.00 hv the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Mail Accounts Solicited National City Dank of New York Travelers Checks For Sale THE CARVER SAVING 810 Montgomery BANK, Street SAVANNAH, GEORGIA MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION L B TOOMEll L. D. PERRY President Ca'hit* - Welcome Home! Work goes fast when there's a welcome like this waiting says Willie . . . who takes books with him on job, studies while waiting for passengers. Big Heipl Formulas are no problem babies. to Willie, who enjoys helping yith Doctor recommended Pet Milk for twins because of its easy digestibility uniform richness, safety, and because it’s fortified with pure crystalline vitamin D. .motored to Savannah Sunday o attend the Union meeting. M.. i. ,d Mrs. Allen Greene notorc-d to Savannah Friday.' Mrs. Emily Young is on the -.ek list. The Independent Ladie; Sav¬ ing club met at the home of Mr. Artie Greene Tnursday night The hostess served a delieiou repast. , Miss Pearl Jackson vi itea Mrs. Emily Johnson Wednesday iunnoan. Mrs. Margie Hannah and liiluren spesl te weekend i.i 8a- annah, attending the union meeting. Egypt By Robert L, Walker Sunday was the closing of the spring revival at St. Peter's A. M. E. church, Rev. A. Man ney jastor. Rev. James Bro w n ^reached Friday night and Rev. M a money Sunday morning. Total money raised, $17.50 The Masons held their ann¬ ul -meeting at Silvania Sunday. Mary Williams i; still on the ;ick list. Andrew Walker spent the veekend in Scriven with Ms uncle and family. The Guess What party was out off until later on the ac- count of rain. Mrs. Gladys Douse was the .'trnoon guest of Mary ams Sunday. Little Christine Manoney s out of school with the mumps. Sadie Mae Harris spent Fri¬ day night and Saturday with Mrs. Gladys Douse. fcILLEN Seaman First Class Dock Wil¬ iams of Norfolk, Va., is home on 30 days leave. Pfc. Samuel Lovett is home on 23 days leave and Cpl. Willie aekson. Jr. is on 15 days leave. :oth enroute to Calif. The Building Convention met it the church of God in Christ. . t was largely attended both Saturday asd Sunday. 3’ h e amount raised was $40.60. Mrs. Lucy McNear is sick a: the home of her son-in-law, Mr. George D. Harts. The funeral of deacon Willie Twiggs was largely attended at * ■ * J Doubly Proud! Gaineys have two good reasons for spending time at home, are proud of both of them. On Pet Milk since birth, twins at 4 months have almost tripled birth weight. Map s j Daddy’s Beyl Adrain doesn’t need coax¬ ing when bottle time comes—and Jac¬ queline doesn't either! Like so many other Pet Miik babies, twins are happy, sturdy, well-developed. " TITR SAVANNAH TRIBUNE Needful Baptist church. Albert Gordon and 1'amilV were down from Wayne «.oro. hlr. Rubber Chance, Mrs. An m Caa re, Misr. Mattie Bei’ Gordon, Mrs. Violet Griffin and li e i r child re if motored to Waynesboro to visit their • ister and their family, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. Freedman Grove The Presbyterian churches U .Ion met at Eberneza church :i Sunday with a good ince.Rev. W. D. Wood deliv- ered the sermon. Mr. and M-". Maxle Jones Jr. are the parents of a baby girl, born April 26. Mrs. B. A. Frazier and Mrs ,Mu'!ice attended the Di trier meet; g of the Masons and OSS on/Sunday in Savannah. Mr. and Mrs. Snead and daughter, Jcraldinc, of Jack¬ sonville. Fla., -visited their moth¬ er and father on their way to New York City. Mrs. Snead i? the former Miss Vancile Jofrtan Hi edaughter of Mrs. Florie Lambright. Mrs. Sarah J. Bacon returned home from Sanford, Fla., la t week. Mrs. Bacon attended the funeral of her sister-in-law Mrs. Sam Mairtfield. Miss Ruth E. Golden. Mr. Har- i ry Golden and Miss Rosa Lam- | bright visited in Savannah Bat- ’relay, Rev. Wra. Jackson, deacon j Samuel Mullice, Mullir.o Sr., and attends >rn A ■ and Mrs. J. A. he Baptist churches union a' j Alleuhurst on Sunday. Sick list: Mrs. M. E. Baker. ! Robinson, and Mrs Mrs. C. M. Ophelia Golden. Mrs. Jueen Baker Hicks, of Brim wick was the guest of her mother. Mrs. M. Baker, on Sun¬ day. REWSV1LLE By Mrs. Agnes Collins Mrs. Ora Lee Holme;;, accom nanied her mother, Mrs. Am Forman of Hullen, to Savanna! lari week to the doctor. Little Alma Jean Holmes cele brated her fourth birthday Ma: 1. ’•V ‘ * T Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Holnu were Sunday guests of her bro ther, Norman Forman of Me - dese. The Georgia Eiscuit Gosp< Singers will render a prograr at St. Phillip’s Baptiri churr’ The Pet Milk Photographer Visits the WILLIE GAINEY FAMILY of Affonfa, Georgia Like many ex-GIs, Willie Gainey works part time, cs. cab driver, studies part time at Morris Brown College, where he's a business administration student. And Zora Gainey has twin jobs—their 4-month-old boy and girl, Adrain and Jacqueline. But the extra work and expense of two babies doesn’t bother Zora. A former home economics teacher, she knows the short cuts that save money and time. Ami, like other young homemakers, she knows that good meals cost less when she uses Pet Evaporated Milk . . . the same milk she buys for her babies. Whole milk concentrated to double richness, Pet Milk adds rich flavor to many dishes, is perfect for coffee, in place of cream. Mixed half-and-half with water, Pet Milk is good, whole milk for cooking, baking, drinking . . . yet costs less generally than any other form of milk. i - * ’>,3 •............ 1 PET .. l M Sft ’ Ine will revival meeting be¬ gin at Bethel AME Monday night. Mis. Agnes Collins, Mrs. Gla¬ dys Mosley. Mr. Ed Jefferson, and Mr. Wil’.ie Collins attended the Union meeting at Far City I Sunday. i Miss Lillie Mae Web ter at¬ tended the Mutual ushers union at t teep Hill Su iday. | Mrs. Julian Brinson is home | ! spending some time with her mother> Mrs Carrle McNeal , who j___ ^ jjj COLLINS By Thomas Williams Deacon and Mrs. D. G. Nor- ward, Mrs. Lula M. Jackson, ind deacon S J. Johnson and others attended the union meet¬ ing at Tarsity Sunday. Miss Luedelia Norward ha returned home after spending a while in Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Pen ora Hunter has re¬ turned to her heme in Savan¬ nah after spending some time with her sister, Mrs. Lena Bak^r A game was played between Collins and Eastman teams Thursday. Many from here attended the dance at Manassas high srhoo' Friday. R'w. W. N. Lanier end Mrs. W. V Sharp of Reidsville, Mr’. A. L. Holloway, Mrs. Janie Da¬ vis, deacon A. J. Holloway an l j r. H. Tillman attended the board meeting at at the Charlton Mt. Calvarv Grove as - J "Saturday. •ociation j Every one is invited to attend . the May festival at Collins hig school on May 11, HINESVIU.E By Earline Gause Ihe Stony Gate Quartet rend¬ ered a program at Bethel AME Sunday night. Mr. and Mr :. Charlie C.'Gause and family visited her sister in Ella Belle Sunday. Little Miss Carolyn Smith wan the Snuday afternoon guest of Misses Ann and Earline Gau:e. E. D. Duggins of Tampa, Fla.. is visiting his daughter, is rient-y. Mrs. Clifford Singleton and Jacqueline White attended the Union in Ludowici. The H.ne haw school chorus ■endered a nregram at Bethel \ME church Sunday evening. VIDALIA By Mrs. B. M. Durden Solomon Tabernacle Baptist liurch’s spring revival meeting will begin Monday night. Rev. J. Bryant o. Sandorsvlile will be in charge for five nights. The :ecbnd Sunday, May 14, the Sol¬ omon Tabenacle will hold the 21st anniversary of its pa tor, lev. E. M. Solomon and also the church’s fourth anniversary in ,ts new location. The anmver- ary sermon will be delivered -,y Rev. J. l. Henley. g.'x candidates were raised at he Mt. Horeb Ma oiic Lodge! rst Friday night. Benjamin j telly, Sr., W. M. i Mrs Julia 4’ery, Mrs. Fermia R;zier, Mrs. Maudie Lee Royal nd Tommie Lanier were dele- i the Oconee Zion church 1 rates to Building Union at the Macedo.i- a Baptist church. 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Mrs. Almand Smiley was ho t- ess last week at her heme, de¬ lightfully entertaining the mem¬ bers of the East Side Saving dub. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Jessie Campbell. returned Mrs. Inez Rawl; has from the Savannah hospital and is doing fine. Mr. Frank Troupe, Mrs. M Thomas, Mrs. Ira Green, and Miss Hopson are in the sick list. Mr-. Benjamin Kelly Sr. left Sunday for Kansas City, Mo., to attend the AME General Con¬ ference. The funeral of Rev. J. F. GUUs was held at the Poplar Springs Baptist c hurch April 30. Rev. H A McLe0;1 officiated. Inter- ment was m - the Poplar Spri ngs cemetery. McLendon Burial As- socla tj 0 n was in charge of arrangements. | PEMBROKE I By Yvonne Bunch The Union meeting was large¬ ly attended Sunday at Jerusa¬ lem Bapt. church. Rev. Smoke preached a splendid sermon Sat. night and Rev. Lynch preached Sunday. Mon- Mrs. Rosa Millage died day. The funeral was Thursday at the Tri.oe. . church, Harper Funeral home in charge. Soperton News By L. C. Todd Sunday school at Mt. Zion was well attended. called to the bedside of his old- N. L. Outlaw and family were est sister In Wrightsville who was taken seriously ill on Sat¬ urday morning. James Wiggins is out again after having been shut in loi some time. Deacon Lummy Philyaw was taken back to the hospital for a checking. He is recuperating at the home of hi; daughter, Mrs. Ernest Callins. The Union meeting of the Cconee Zion association left with the Macedonia Eaptist church *244.22. Mrs. Viola Out¬ law rercsented the Mt. Zion Auxiliary in the Union meeting. Sunday school at St. Paul A M. E. church was well attended with John Casin in charge. The Mt. Zion choir a mu "leal program in Madison The trip was made by bus. LONESOME? TVew's- you haven't a sweeth-a"' or life mate? Why not meet them thru America's most no to ctuV‘ correspondence club? M 'l nhers ev erywhere Av.'S IS years and up Enclov 10- lit er for s»ftled •; ir- ti.-ular- To WRIKNDSHIP Cl Hi OF AMERICA. Box 33, Momtngolfl * Station, Vew York 18. V. V. CASE AGAINST DR. { ICDL0E : i Continue from Page T ment witness. At the ..ame time, in Balti- 1 nore, Miss Alice L. Galusha, 26 white office employee of Pco- ts Drug store, was arrested for attempted bribery of lh- .umptammg witness. The caoe before U. S. Com¬ missioner Cyril s. Lawrence, against Goodloe was ordered continued until May 3 because the complaining witness was not present. Dr. Goodloe, who ha; prac¬ ticed in the District of Colum¬ bia for the past 25 years, wa < accused of performing an abor¬ tion this year on an unidentified woman who lodged the com¬ plaint against him. He was originally released on $5,000 bond for the abortion charge a id another $5,0C0 for the brib¬ ery charge. Mi s Galusha was arrested by Baltimore police on a tip that she would try to bribe the com¬ plaining witness not to testify against him. Detectives went to the witness’ home and concealed theniseves in the woman'; room They overheard Miss Galusha in her attempt to persuade the witness not to te3lfy against th# doctor. When altefltdcij she had fftCQ In cash in her purse. Negro President Names Catholic Representatives Monrovia, Liberia <ANP) — President Wm. V. S. Tubman of Liberia has chosen two prominantly non-Catholic re¬ public at the session of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organ¬ ization to ’be held in Florence, Italy, May 22 to June 16. They are Father Patrick K. Juwle, first native Liberian priest, and Judge N. Massequoi, only Catholic judge in Liberia. Pickets Protest Jimcrow YMCA In Brooklyn BROOKLYN. N. Y. 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