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PAGE SIX rrr? Out-Of-Town News GLENNVILLE By Joan Wilkerson Cnl. Freddie Gardner who is stationed at Fort Jaekson is spending a week with home folks. Mrs. Maggie Bryant, Lillie Mae Hail and children and Remer Hendrix were the Sun¬ day evening guests of the Akins. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Moore ana son. Junior, were guests of Mr® Edd Wilkerson. The attandance banner of First A B. Sundav school was awarded to the junior class Sundav. Mrs. Elmira Murphy, teacher, and the ottering Dan¬ ner to me advanced class, Mrs. Geneva Smith, teacner. Hails me irlends ot tne are in aeeD sympathy with them over the passing ot their bro¬ ther. Burble Hill, on June 2H Mrs. faertna Mosley visittu in Wa'thourville Sundav. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Tinman and children oi Virginia made an extended visit witn mis. 'filiman’s narents, M r and Mr® vV M Jordan. Mrs. TlUman will be remprnhpred as Rebecca Mrs. Lottie Wilkerson was tne Thursday dinner guest of Mrs. Emma Mnp Lavant. Mrs. Marv Davis and grand daughter, Betty Jean, left Sat¬ urday for a month’s visit In New Jersey and New York City wBh her children Mrs. Vlney Ellis of Metier is visiting her sister, Mrs. Em¬ ma Lavant Mrs. Lottie Wilkerson called on the Middleton’s Friday even¬ ing Mr and Mrs. Remer Hendrix were guests of the Wilkerson’s Sunday night. i.UDnwrr; R" Mrs. Ailer Johnson Simriav services werp good at ft Philln B C., tJn V . n. D Franks, nastor. delivering two soul stirring messages. At 7:BO Rev Franks showed a Biblical picture The Mason'" Lo^ce and East¬ ern Stars held their regular Thank'^lving nrowrnm at St. James R C on the fourth Sun¬ day with Rev E D Smith of Savannah delivering the serm¬ on After the program a boun¬ tiful feast was ®orpad. Quite a number of out of towners were present.. Services were excellent at Rt. James B C . Rev T. ,T I.vneh delivering two splendid mess¬ ages Mrs. Emilv Steven® of Savan¬ nah was the recent guest of friends here. Among the social event® of thp season was a buffet lunch¬ eon given in honor of Sgt. John Williams who has recently re¬ turned from the Korean war, bv the vet.prans and young men of Long County. It was given at the home of Sgt and Mrs. Williams. Robert, Baker, vpt- eran of World War II, served as Lost. assisted hv Miss Jimmv B Colley of Savannah State college Mrs. Deot.ha Johnson, Johnie B Furr, Josie Carter and Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Neva Jones c (d/ taint iA /ue wetd in b/tf/inp! 1 2” wide and shoulder length. Double weft to add beauty and thickness to your hair. PAGE BOY CLUSTER CURLS Large Cluster', as picture with * VC’eb Base to insure long wear anj perfect fiiape after cleaning th your , I perfectly 20 inches ,f u hit h is 18 to d thick as pictured. It also many other ways. Mixed Grey Si 00 Extra C.O.l)■ Orders filled promptly NU CHARM Hair Prefects t P. O. Box 363, Dept. 6 COUtOt STA.. WtW TOBK 30 - of Collins, aunt of Sgt. and , Williams, was also a guest. delicious menu was served. Williams is at. present stationed at Fort Bennlng. Mr. and Mrs. John Bynum and children of Savannah were the Sunday guests of home folks. Mrs. Amv Cody and children of Savannah are visiting ! folks. The choir of St. James B. C. i motored to First Calverv B. C., | Hinesvilie. Sunday to attend I tion. the Liberty-Long choir convcn- ' After spending a few and attending the marriage his grand daughter, Doris Alfonza Johnson returned to home at Lake Alfred, Fla. Mrs. Lucile West of New York is visiting her mother, Carrie Johnson. Rid?eland, S. C. Bv Mrs. Ruby L. Orr Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Dixon Savannah. Ga.. and his Mrs. Dixon Hubert. Jr . imd Amunta, snent, the day with Mr and Mrs. Joe Orr, Pet.er Logan is home alter heiim treated for a broken leg in Charleston. Cliff Proctor is home from the Marine hospital with a broken foot. Joe Orr has returned home after unending a week in At¬ lanta a* the N«ACP "onvnr,H^n The Bible Way church had a nrneram for the children Sunday. - ( PEMBROKE I By Miss Yvonne Bunch The anniversary began at Beautiful Zion church Friday nieht wdh Mt, Moriah church Rev. A. E. Hagins preaching an Insniring sermon Total raised that, nigh* $*262. Closed oh Sundav with Rev. .T T,. TTenlev nrpachine Sam Creek "hurch accompanied them. There were mnnv gifts given to the pastor. Miss Fett le Ben t v and Mr® Tannle Mae Kent of Savannah were the weekend guests of Mrs. Addle Kent.. Bu®k Smokes nod Mutt Smokes and friend of Syracuse, Mew York a’d Mrs Euojee Wal¬ lace and children of Savan¬ nah were the Sunday guest® of their parents, Mr. ancl Mrs. Willie Smokes. Buster Shepard of Syracuse, New York, is spending his va¬ cation with his brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ander D. Bacon. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Will¬ iams of Washington, D. C.. are Unending their vacation with sisters and brothers. PEtnsvriM Bv Mrs. A goes Collins The Rnringfieid M R chur®h its 78th .anniversary, Rev. W. J Lawrence pastor. Money rn'®ed, *108.26. M®s. Nancu Holland has been v»« t.he hed® ir ''' of her slater. Mrs. Alice Wilkerson, who has pfen ver" 111 Miss Gloria ,Taek®on visited her cousin. Miss Bernice Rober- son. in Jacksonville Frank Smalls and familv at- tended the Knights of Moses anniversary at Manassas Sun¬ day. Mr® Carrie McN«al attended church at Collins Sunday. D T. Town was the weekend guest of Mrs. Minnie Bryant and family. RINCON Bv ('ora Williams The third nuarterlv confer¬ ence was held at Pethe' AME "hurch, Tj“v P. H. Mitchell, pas¬ tor. P. E. W. O P. Sherman presided. The spirit was high aP day. Collection. $7Y85. Mir® chrirttae Reed of Jer¬ sey Citv. N. J„ is spending some time with her mother, Williams. She will re- GOOD ADVICE TO NEWLYWEDS To you, the newlyweds in this community, we extend lest wishes and congratulations on your marriage. And ,etti these words we'd like to offer what we think is some rood, sound advice. In tlie budget you will undoubtedly set up, earmark a part of it for a savings account. Small deposits made regularly will soon grow to a substantial amount. Save to buy a home or a ear .... save for a vacation . . . save for a future security. Anyway you look at it, saving is smart. Come in and openanac- count today. 2 INTEREST All Accounts Guaranteed up to $10,000.00 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. itleil Accounts Solicited National City Bank of New Ydrk Travelers Checks For Sale THE CARVER SAVINGS BANK 810 Montgomery Street SAVANNAH, GEORGIA MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION L. B. TOOMER, L. D. PERRY on the sick list. Mt. Zion Sunday school elect¬ ed the following delegates to the Oconee Zion Sundav School and BTU Convention: Misses Charlie Mae Edwards, CalJie Wi'rg'ins and Annette Burden, and Master Norman Johnson. Punt, t, C. Todd will lead the delegates. v ID All A By Mrs. B. M. Durden The members of the First A. B chorph renort a very <1 inv- able dav at Mt. Sinai Baotist church of Macon last Sunday. John Thomas, an agent for the Savannah Tribune, wii! de¬ part Frldav for New York, Chicago. Philadelphia. Dela¬ ware and Cincinnati to spend a 2 months vacation with rela¬ tives. Rev. C. Andrews will be agent until he return®. Mrs. Sarah Helen Orpene of Niagara Falls. N. Y. is th» guest of her father, sisters, and aunt. Me®dames Gat®ip Lpp FraNe® and Dorothy Early were the la=t week guests of their mother and aunt, Mr® Rutbie Marii«m. Mrs. Elolse Allen ha® returned to the nlt.v after havtn" spent a 3 weeks vacation with her husband in Detroit, Mich. LYONS GA. Kv Mr® P. T nniijin® ,T w Phitlio® nf Miami, Ft®., is herp visiting his cousin, little J. b philips. Mr. Youi|g Arline’s fion Booe is home. M®s Mar” Lemon vi®ited hpr "iint from Winter Park. Fla. j Mrs. Alberta Baker, who re- 'ides at 610 E. Columbia Avp. Lyons. The revival meeting ef F'®*t A B. church i® running this week Rev Anthony of Macon was anno'nted to he the ®®>eak- er after iliop,®® n f Rev. A o'hon” Rev Brvant nf Sander®vi)le "dll bp the sneaker for the week. Th° fnnoral nf r ro»ri , nrn r 'i«r was largely attended Pundov, Rev. Morgan of Metter nren®h- Ing the funeral. Tom Smalley Funeral Hn^ie wa,® in chn®ge. Ester Green is home from New York visiting he® mother, Agnes Powell and f°milv. Thp revival meet'ng of M®- eedonia Ranttsf church will begin next week. HiNFSVILLE Bv Ann Oanw Bnndqv was communion d®” at Be*hel, ' Rev. R Pieh.ards nreaebing throughout the dav Rev J Singleton nulpit guest Mtss Jean Allen A®h returned home after snend'ng a while with her aunt. Mr® Areader Gamble.® nf Brunswick. Mrs Waiter Pav Tevlor and eon, Walter Heprlrv and mother Mrs. Clifford Singleton, made n business trip to Savannah Monday. Mr. and Mrs. F®anklin Ravens and ehildren of Savannah were in IllnesvUle Saturday Miss Shirley Osgood visited Misses Ann and Earline Cause Sundav. Sundav will he trustee dav at Bethel, Rev. R. Richards, pas¬ tor The box sunner was a great "unopqq et Bethel AMF Church Frldav night given bv Mrs FhaHe.® McMillian and Mrs. Charlie Cause Mrs R Richard® visited Mrs. Charlie Cause Fridav. The Fraternal Communion t odee will turn out at First Calvary Rantist church Sunday evening. Everv one is invited. HA 7 FLHURST Bv H. B. Is®m The services were fine Sunday at St. James AME church. EldPr L. J. Flowers has re¬ turned from Florida after visit¬ ing relatives and friends The funeral nf Mrs. Emma Walker was held Sunday; Rev. L. J. Flowers officiating. Pev. and Mrs. H. L. High¬ tower and Rev. Hammons were the Sundav evening guests of Mrs, Aliep Ward. Lenard Ware of Atlanta is vacationing with his mother and familv, Mrs Annie Warp. Mrs Ethel Baker left Friday for New Jersey. Rev. Wallace Hartsfield is still on the sick list. Mrs. Minnie Zinnoman left Frldav for New York Citv where she will visit her daughters, Mrs. Fora Zinnoman and Mrs. Russell Hatt. Mrs. Lula Pittsman Is improv¬ ing nicelv. Mrs. E. K Myles and sisters made a business trip to Hom- erville Monday. Miss Phreddye Mae Grant is vacationing with relatives and friends In New York Citv. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie of Atlanta are home on their vacation. Mrs Dnretha Denis left Mon- dav for Savannah. Mrs. Emma Benjamin and family were out of town Mon¬ day attending the funeral of her brother. SUBURBAN NEWS SANDFIY NEWS Bv Frank Jenkins The Youth Community talent club will take part in a at iihe Seventh-day Adventist church Sunday night. At its meeting Thursday night Dea. George Jenkins extended the invitation and enlivened the night with timely suggestions. The Married Men’s social club will give a motorcade to Me- .Intqsh on August 6. Cyrus Willlaais, 1 who spent turn soon. Mrs. Emma Wesiev is asking everybody to join with her in getting up a prayer band. She : , asking everybody to be pres¬ ent at Bethel AME church the third Sunday in July, Collins By Thomas Williams Jesse Strawder Surrency was the weekend guest of his moth¬ er in law, Mrs. Lula M Jackson. Mias Carlene I. M. McRae and Miss Mary McRae have re¬ turned home after spending a lew weeks in Miami, Fla. i EGYPT J | Bv Robert L. Walker Sunday was pastoral day at Rt. Peter’s AME church, Rev. A Manoney, pastor. Sunday srhool wa®, largely attended. Rev. and Mrs. Manonev mo¬ tored to Rvlvania to conduct a s night, meeting next week for Rev IT. E. Scott. Mrs. Mary Williams spent 3 da”® Ip Rnvnnneh last, week with her sick daughter, Mrs. Louise B Talbert,. Mrs r m. Walker of 540 E. Gwinnett, Rt . will return to Newington Monday. Sadie M Harris is spending a whit" w'th be® cousin, Louie B.. While shp is ill. Andrew M Walker spent five div® in Savannah last week with his cousin. Mr and Mrs. 'tenrv McNni® ®nd his mother, M*. C. M Walker. M®rv Williams spent Friday night with M®. and Mrs. Lester Morrell at Ardmore Saturday night. She was the guest of Rev. and M r ® Manonev. On Thurs¬ day nieht ®he was guest of Mr. and Mr® Jimmip .Tones and his tpo'her in Savannah. Jim Rhett, of Guyton visited M church Sunday at St. Pet¬ ers. lWrlnfosh News Bv Eugene Johnson. Jr. Sundav was communion dav at Hutchinson Station AME "hurrb Rpv m L. Lester nreach'ng Th° 86th anniver¬ sary will be observed July 29- Aiie. 6. Johnnie Stpvens and Mrs. Marv Lewis of New York spent a week with their wt end unrip, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hod¬ ge® and Fnrrppp johp®on, Jr., Benjamin Singleton of Mcln- tn«h have gone to Atlanta wlmre thev will spend a week with ,the legion. SOPERTON Bv v C. Todd Sundav '"as nnstnrul dav ®t, T ovei" Hill Baptist church, Rev W. I,. Johnson, pastor. Sunday was biolor dav at Mt, Zion Bantlsm was con- dueipd bv Pastor Westbrooks. The WMBS of which Mrs. Marv F”oua j® president hp'd Us anniversary at 1st A R , ®"V J s Latimer, delivering th° me®®ngp. lias Mr® T.uvpntion Collins "® hpr g’> o ®ts hpr sister of Ral- ♦ imore Mrs. Maggie R”als: J r Collin.® son, "of Baltimore m v and Mr® cta”delle and Barbara roihns of Connecticut ®"n. daHuhtpr in law, and grand daughter. IB®®. Tpnnip rook and Mr® T It*!* T t F? 0 ”nn 1aaVP a® thP*® n-"p®tc Mr.® Frank” Adam® of n®"'oonn Bln and MrS. EddlP gaUr>r of Conne"tleut. Mr a-®d Mr®, Elino T inder of connertimP are visiting hela- tjva® and friends. Friend® of Mrs. Essie Outlaw rwmdthlrp witll her in the sudden nn®«inc of hpr mother M® T.illa Brown who®e funeral >va® largely attended at Chester, Pav. s S Southern officiating- Bakpr Funeral Home in charge Mr® Ada Collins. Frank Blackshear and Jim Powell are THE SAVANNAH TKIBlTfE two weeks witn Williams, his mother,, Mrs. patience returned 1 to New York Thursday. A womanless wedding was \ presented at Macedonia Baptist I church Friday night by the male chorus ox Mt. Zion Baptist church. Mrs. Hagar Shaw Is 111. The father of Mrs. Matilda Anderson passed away in Bos¬ ton, Mass., recently. An enormous rattlesnake was killed near the home of j Mrs. Bertha Owens, its esti¬ mated age was 21 years. Springfield Terrace Bv Mrs. E. H. Perry Goodwill Baptist church had a very successful rivival and several converts were added to the "hurch under the leader¬ ship of Rev. Collier. Hannnh’s chaD'd church held it® regulP” eommunion service Sundav. Each service was well attended and the choir an'- nii»'i The audipn"e with its music. Rev. H. Nelson is pas¬ tor The regular meeting of the Deaconess Union will be held "t the residence of Mrs. Lilia Harvey. 74 b E. Bolton St. All Hpoporessps and friends are invited on Thursday, Julv 12. Mrs. A. G®een and Mrs. C. Brin¬ son, secretaries, and Mrs. E. H Perry, president. The music class of Mrs. E. H. Perry was opened for new stu¬ dents on Monday at her rsi- dere, 107 Maple St., in the mornings for children, after¬ noons for adults. Call 3-7213. WHITE BLUFF Mrs. F. Washington •The contest, for Governor of Ga. waged by the deacons of 1st Mt. Pleasant Baptist church. Rev. Freddie Bond, Dastor, closed on Fridav nieht. Deacon Jospnh N. Hall was declared the winner. Services at Nicholsonboro Baptist church, Rev. Thomas, rector "'ere very pood on Sun¬ dav. The pastor preached a® impressive sermon "ftp® whi"h communion was administered. Mr. and Mrs T.erov Lott and ®or Herman Clifford, of N®w York, were ihe guests over the weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Her¬ man Patt.isp and danghtp® Fmma Jean. Mrs. (Lydia) Lott is thp adonTed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rattiste. M® and Mrs. Robert, Johnson of Newark, New Jersey, were the holiday guests of Mrs. Frances Bowen M®s. jm®n®r>n i® the niece of Mrs. Mamie Tueke® of East Orange. New Jersey, formerly of Savannah. Mtm'tav will b° eommunion at Mt. TIermon Baptist church, Rev. Bailey, pastor. grand Miss Myrna J. Manuel, daughter of Mrs. Townie L. j j AND WHEN ME &POW^ rw&g- HA/ HE'D BREAK 'EM £|GG£R., ________, HE'LL &E _, ( AND I'D6-ET PLAMED/?MA< r L!!lr^lwilL MAWEBE WlTHy! JEERED/ w0+ V ^-Tt HELP NOJ THE SHOULD'VE. ^- t | \ KNOWN J j Uu. 1 IT THE RINGSIDE I.uix Virgil Overhea for ANP Germany, Kay Robinson and Louis German boxing fans have their nation a great dis¬ because of their actions Ray (Sugar) Robinson, boxing chamoion, a recent Sundav evening. Of course their officials have attoned for the rash actions of a crowd that nearly became a I Sugar Ray has had a “de¬ feat taken off his rocerd, and the referee, Otto Nispel, has been duly suspended for three! months. As an American veteran, how¬ ever, I am wondering whether occupation job forces have done any kind of in democrati¬ zing the Germans. Think of the people kicking a woman and attacking innocent soldiers in the crowd because a man¬ ager and a defeated boxer scream “foul” from the ring. This means that the Germans still can be aroused to do al¬ most anything when they are rallied bv hvsterical shouts or ravings. They are still national¬ istic Jo a suDer degree despite the fact that thev lost World War II. It is too bad that Joe Louis cut off negotiations for a bout Hein Tea Hoff in Berlin. After all, Joe Walcott Ten Negro Physicians Now Hold Cancer NEW YORK—There are eight Negro physicians holding clin¬ ical fellowships of the American Cancer Rocietv in addition to *wo others who are resear®h fallows, if was reported bv Dr Charles S’. Cameron, medical and scientific director of the American Cancer .Society, in a communication to the Ancient, F"”ntia®i Arabic Ordar Nobles of the Mvslic Shrine (Rhrfners). The latter, addressed to Dr. Baymord E. Jackson, head of Shriners, recallad the con¬ tribution of $15,000 awarded Cancer Society bv the 105t of the order, which in Boston. At the same time, Mefford R. Runyon, executive vice-presi¬ | of the CanCer Society, the Shriners for their in the fight against; congratulating them j their health educational particularly the fact they have selected cancer ( an enemy that merits their efforts in time and money.” j left Thursday night for i and Gary, Ind., to visit 1 uncle and aunt, Mr. and ‘ Joseph H. Mungin. fought in Germany with no percussions. Maybe the Louis could instill some meas¬ ure of sportsmanship into the Germans, although one incident probably could not do the job alone. Possibly. Robinson’s foe, Ger¬ hard Hecht, remembers that another German fighter, nearly two decades, won himself a world’s championship while lying flat on hie back. This boxer was Max Schmeling, the man who later was to halt Jne Louis when he was rising the top. Max was screaming foul when Iving on the canvas from a ounch delivered bv Jack Shark¬ ey. In a rematch Sharkev won the crown from the German. Anywav, mavbe we Americans had better think twice before we act when we go across the seas. It would he a shame to he merely preachers and fight¬ ers in theory for democracy, but be practicers of something other than the real American spirit. Otherwise we mav see other demonstrations against us in other parts -of the world. Poss¬ ibly some of the German action can be blamed on Communists, but it would seem that if we were emphazing democracy and sportsmanship in regard to others, most Germans would Although the Shriners’ mft had no strings attached. Dr. Cameron pointed out. he thought, the order would be interested in information con¬ cerning fellowship grants to Negro physicians and plans t,o incre®®° their participation in the fight against the disease. The Negro phvsicians holding clinv-al fellowships supported bv the American Cancer Society, are located at the following medical institutions: two at Jefferson Medical college in Philadelphia, two at Memorial Cancer Center in New York, erto SAVE YOUR VISION DON'T TRUST YOUR LUCK LET US EXAMINE YOITR EYES AND FIT YOU GLASSES THAT ASSURE YOU GOOD SIGHT FOR YEARS TO COME. CONSULT DR. M. SCHWAB'S SON OPTOMETRIST 118 BULL STREET THURSDAY, JULY J, ID*?! nave cheereo Robinson’s great victory. Ezzard Will Whip Walcott Again The big fight of the month of July will be a third rematch between Ezzard Charles and Jersey Joe Walcott for Ihe heavyweight championship of the world. Charles has whipped Jersey Joe twice, and there is no reason why he should not do it aeain. Walcott has what it takes to put up a good fight against any mart- in the ring, but he lacks the edge that makes him a champion. He has put on two good shows with Joe Louis for the heavyweight championship, and two others with Charles. Pretty soon they .will be re¬ ferring to him often as a bridesmand, but never the bride as far as the heavyweight championship is concerned. And he is getting no closer to the crown either. Age and stamina have taken their toll on Jersey Joe. He can not fight a full 15 rounds at full speed. He j.® forced to battle in flurries during the last min¬ ute of each round. Charles who is still at his peak can keep going fast for the limit, fighting a full three min¬ utes each stanza. Mavbe Joe’s cleverness will keen him from being knocked out but this ringsider would not be surprised if the champion won by a TKO or a kayo. at the University of Pennsyl¬ vania hospital, two at Colum¬ bia university, and one at the University of Virginia hospital in Richmond. FVFLYN CHARLES, center, one of the hundreds of telephone operators who assisted Milton Berle at his recent 3rd annual television marathon over the NBC network for the Damon Runyon Memorial Cancer Fund, accepts a contribution from Rrnce Marshall, star of the W- NBC, New York “Horn and Har- dart Hour”, while Charlotte Payne another operator, looks j on. The 22', hour “telethon,” in which several top-flight Ne¬ gro entertainers participated, realized over one million dollars for the fight gainst cancer.