The Savannah tribune. (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, July 12, 1951, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextFACE SIX Out-Of-Town News Litway To Obsetvt. 73rd Anniversaiy T9, Rev. K. A. Capers Litway Baptist church will its spventv-third anni¬ versary and the second anni- c _ . , oi t.ue «ev. E. A. Capers as its pastor. begin The celebration will Monday night, July IS. and end the following Sunday night with the following churches taking part in the observance: Monday, night, July 16, College Park Baptist church, Rev. E ’rt. Davis, pastor; Tuesday night, First Friendship Bapt. church, Rev. G. R. Connor, pastor: Wed¬ nesday night, Central Baptist church of Thunderbolt, Rev. I.. I. Small: Thursday night. Wil¬ mington Baptist church. Rev E. A Capers, pastor: Friday night, F. A. B. church, East Savannah, Rev. Wm. C. Cunningham, pas¬ tor; Sunday, 11 a. m., regular service; 3 p. m„ sermon by Rev. R M Gilbert, pastor of F. A. B chur«h; 8 p. m„ program by Litway Sunday school. DAISY Bv Thomas ftarlton The Bnsv Bee club met at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Carlton. Learv Williams left Sunday for Miami. Fla , after spending a while with his brother, Tren- don Williams. Little Miss Trendon Jones left, for Jacksonvlle, Fla to visit her mother, Mrs. Carlie Jones. Mrs. Geraldine Causey and daughter spent the week-end ,in Savannah with her sisters, Mrs. Brenton and Mrs. Will¬ iams. Little Willie S. Williams of Savannah Is spendng a whilp with his grand mother and grand father, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- dlp Carlton. Mr and Mrs. Gradv Williams of Savannah were the Friday evening guests of Mrs. Geral¬ dine Causey. | PFMBROKh | By Yvonne Bunch Sunday was pastoral dnv at Mt. Moriah Baptist church, r (vfn 'rm ik // e wouf in b/ff/inal ^ 'vide and shoulder length. Double wife to add beauty and thitkhtss to your hair. tOQl) v e) PAGE BOY GIUSTER CURLS Large ( JuiU-ri as pitlure »iih > Web Base to insure long wear and pci led shape after cleaning u HALF GLAMOR We w ill rn.itIil your hau nt blend perfectly inches w uh this Coif wliiili is IS to 20 long. Soft and thick as pictured, is also can be worn many oilier wajs. Mixed Grey $1.00 Extra C O D. Orders fi lied pro mptly NU-CHARM Ihii F. O. Box SC3, Dept. 6 COLLEGE 5TA„ NEW TOKK 30, **.Y. THE SAVANNAH TRIBT7I* Rev, A E. Hagins preaching. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fields and family motored to McIntosh to attend the funeral of her step-father, Joseph WilliamR They were accompanied by Misses Yvonne and Annette Bunch. Miss Yvonne Bunch spent the -•nnMons with Miss Louise Fields of Savannah. One of our oldest citizens di»d on la«t Tuesday. He was Will¬ iam Ellis. RICEBORO By Elnora Bradwell Sunday was pastoral day at A idersoh Grove Baptist church, Pastor Jackson preaching an insnirfng sermon. Sunday will be pastoral day at the New Anderson Grove Bantist church. Mr. and Mm. Joe Bradwell were the Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Quarterman. Mary Etta, Donald and J°vce LeCount visited Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brodwell, Jr., on Sun¬ day afternoon. Elnora Bradwell was the Sunday dinner guest, of Mr. and Mrs. Toney I.eCount. Robert Lee Bradwell visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bradwell on the weekend Those on the sick list are Sam Jones and Mrs, Rphecca Lambert. Little Joseph West, of New York City Is the house guest of his narents, Mr. and Mrs. Willie West. REIDSVILLt Bv Mrs. Agnes Collins Bethel AME church had its ms tor a! day Sunday, Rev. I. M. Middleton, pastor. Miss Luverta Sharpe and! Miss Margette Mosley were del- eeates to the Sunday school convention at Hinesville Sun¬ day, also L. A. Guess and E. B. Jefferson. Mrs. Emma Towns of Glenn- ville was the weekend guest of Mrs. Alberta Edwards and fam¬ ily, Mrs. Ada Middleton has re¬ turned home after visiting rel¬ atives in Coatesville, Pa. Mrs. I.. A. Guess attended the Sunday school convention Friday at Hinesville. Mrs. Ora Holmes spent the weekend with her daughter in Jesup. Dockus Towns is visiting rel¬ atives In Reidsvllie. ! EGYPT j By Robert I,op Walker Rev. and Mrs. Manonev and family returned home Saturday morning after conducting a meeting at Sylvania. The board meeting at Bethel was held Saturday Sunday was pastoral day at Bethel AME church with Pastor Manonev in charge. At 3:30 Sunday after¬ noon Rev. R Johnson preached Total money raised for the day was $80-90 On July Marv Williams, Andrew M. Walker were the house guests of her daughter, Mrs, Lon'n r Talbert, at New¬ 1 ington. She is better. Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson of Waba*so, Fla., was home on Julv a with 1-P" father and sister. William Turner and Louise Reason. Snergon Eason of Savannah visited his mother, Mrs. Liddie Orchard Sunday, and his sister. Annie p Jones of Clyn and his son, R F Eason or Oliver. R a v. and Mrs. A Manonev the bonsA gup°ts of Mary Williams Sunday night. Miss Margaret, Stephens left, last wreck for New' Yo*k tn visit Unv r-ht or Mrs Jem-np Watson. She i« aeeomnanied by her r>r>nhe>" vinnp Henry J. and Jacquelln Watson. I HINESVILLE Bv Ann Cause B.tndpv was trustee dnv at Bethel AME Church. Tim big sermon was preached bv Rev. J Singleton and the even I Ini* spwnnn hy Pastor p pia)-,. arris. Sunday will be pastoral da ,r at Bethel. Mrs P, Shaw and Mrs. R °*oiras of Jacksonville were here • yl*>I finer TWtv noT,onrh of LniU- • j • vi-'ted Mice's Ann and F"' 1 '’" Gausa Sundav. B'"hn’S p T. Ora Pn jyr,. • v *»r at B*'tbei AME church July on ^ Betliei AME church is nn nm- —aw, .Tilly aa Plpneant Grove aajf chureVi at Allcnhurst. Rev I n.aiv pastor. The VsdenppHent Rraternal T1 ’ton had its turnout at First calvary Baptist church, sermon ho T> ey F J .Tlinior The out of tow -1 visitors w°re Dea and Mrs. DeT,oaeh, Mrs. a Johnson and Miss Betty DeLoach, all of Ludowlcl. MIIX CREEK The adult* n-<d votin'* folks held their Runda*' school and | nraver meeting The 4-H club • hajd its rallv. Miss Bacon and M*'s. Weain. being present. Mrs. Rev I vrigp and son were tv.o weekend guests of Mrs. J. Moore. G W. Beniamin and M*s '4 J Moore have returned home after attending the OES Grand Chapter at Bainbridge. Henry Morgan has returned home after attending the Grand j lodge Mrs. at Ayers Macon. and daughter and friends visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Benjamin last Sunday. Mary Bulloch and Birdie Lee Jones were the delegates to Sunday school convention at Hlnesvllle. Riley Porter has home after visiting his sick brother in Florida. A. B. Jones who was in the wreck two miles from Savannah and burned to death was buried Monday at Hagan church, Hag¬ an. GLENNV1LLI By Joan Wilkerson Mr. and Mrs. Remer Hendrix e>ad -> ! s their weekend guests' Mr. Hendrix’s niece, Miss Sa¬ vannah Scott of Jacksonville Mrs, Sarah Hall is visiting her daughter in Ft Pierce, Fla. Mrs. Lottie Wilkerson and Joan made a short visit with the Hall family Saturday after¬ noon. Rpv. and Mrs E, J, Junior. Harriet pod Alfred were the Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and M r s. I, WHkeroon. Sunday Mrs. L. Wilkerson vis¬ ited Mrs. Lula Mae Ross Will¬ iams who Is confined to the house. The attendance banner of 1st A R Sunday school was award¬ ed to the senior class, Mrs. Lot¬ tie Wilkerson, teacher, and the offering banner to the advanced class, Mrs. Geneva Smith, teach¬ er. Pvt,. Ulysps Hall who is stat¬ ioned In Missouri, visited his narents. Mr. and Mrs. S. R Hall. He left, for Camp July 9. Services were good at First A B. Sundav, Rev Junior, pas¬ tor, preaching the morn'nw message and Rev. Scovia the evening message; financial re¬ prints $97 50 Willie Joe Wicker and Geneva Peonies reoresented First, A B Sunday school at the Sundav school and RTU convention at Hinesville. Charles Hall and nharles Coleman represented Greater Zacharrinh. They were accompanied bv Mesdames Ger¬ tie Tootle and Anna King, and James Ready and E. R. Quar¬ ter™ an. The out of town guests who worshipped at First A. B. Sun- Hay were Mrs, Mable R. Junior Harriett and Alfred Junior of Wnveross, Mrs. Mamie Burley and Lillie P Campbell of New Jersey and Mrs. Savannah Scott of Jacksonville. Several Glennvillians returned home for July 4, among them Mr. and Mrs. George Mack, Florida; Ellis and John Victor, Roberson, N. J.; Cleo Ross. New v„rk Citv, Mr. and City, Mrs. Betty Butler New York Mrs. Nina Williams, New Jersev, Mrs. Mamie Burlev, Miss Lillie P. Campbell of New Jersey, Mr. and Mrs. A C. Jnks. New Jer- sey, Leo Fut.eh and Mrs. Udell Tnatlp of Savannah. First, A. B Sunday school went, nn a nienic to Splden’s pack. Brunswick, nn Julv 4 Mrs. Julia Hendrix made a business trip to Vidalia Satur¬ day. Mrs. Elease Flanders of Town', Ji^n id is visittur, her neph- pw Tfenrv Miller. Roger. Bernard and Barbara Hall of Newark, N J„ are visit- ine relatives in Olpnnville. Mrs Harriett iKinp of New¬ ark. New Jersev. is visltng her eistpr. M>-s V. Ready, and bro¬ ther. Bud Guest. Ms. Artencia Akin* madp a short call on the Wilkerson’s Sunday . MII.I.F1V By Harold Davis Louise and Jr. Graham of Augusta n^d Irene Goodwin of Wnvnesboro were the guests of their <*rand narents, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Goodwin, for the past three weeks. Last rites werp hpld on Julv 3 for the late Willie A Davis, Jr , at Bethel AME church Bur- 1 WaS at the Ule New eeYneterv cemete, y SOPERTON Bv I. C. Todd Sundav was pastoral dav at Paul AME church, Rev. Jo ' lnC|nn • Pastor Sadness shrouded the Church . , of God In Christ when thpv heard of the sudden death of their pastor. Rev Kellem. The Sunday school and BTU convention of the Oconee Zion association rlosed a successful session at Ponlar Spring Bant, church. All officers were re¬ elected. Earlie Stricklen was elected vice president of BTU Officers are Rev I H Harden, Pres.: Rev. G. E Butler, vice; Miss lots Fuoua, Sec’v.; Deacon E. C. Snell, Treas.; Deacon C. J. Walker. Pres.; Earlie Strick¬ len. vice; Miss Battle, Sec’v. The 1952 sessiO will convene with 1st A B. at Soperton. LYONS GA. By Mrs. P. T. Phillips Sunday was pastoral dav at First Baptist church. Rev. P. T. PhilllDs oreaching Four were added to the church Rev. Roberson of Dublin Is tiie sneaker for the week at Ma¬ cedonia Baptist ehurch. Little Carolyn Joyce and Pre¬ cious Joyce are visiting rela¬ tives in Augusta this week Mrs. Anne Burley is home after spending some time with her children in the North. Magdalene, daughter cf Mrs. Lucille Chisholm, is ncme. Ruby Rodger and Mrs. Rach¬ el Williams are home from Jacksonville. Tommy and Sarah K. Mincey are the proud parents of a baby boy. Dea and Mrs. Smart will lams visited his sick aunt at Summer town al»t. Sundav. Fred Anderson is home. Also Louella Graham from Florida Albert Brazel has rone to Philadelphia to visit his aunt, Mrs. Norma Lee Brazel. Mrs. Curley Johnson and children are visiting her broth¬ | er In Detroit. Mrs. Katherine Whieham is in Detroit visting her son. First Baptist church Mission met at tbp home of Mrs. Hattie ] Jenkins. She served them de- sprt The next meeting will he at, the home of Mrs. Henrietta i Hayes Monday after the fourth Sunday. ! Mrs. Mary Casey has retun«d home after spending 2 months with her husband, John D. Cas¬ ey in Belton, Texas. Rev. Harden and Rev Robbi- son were the guests of Mrs. Al¬ berta Baker July 8. Ridgeland, S. C. Bv Mrs. Ruby L. Orr Joe Orr and James Orr left Mondav Charlotte. N. C. Miss Lily Michell left for New York. Mrs. Claudie Stevenson left, for Colcis, Ala., where she will visit her sister Miss Mary Alice Howard and her grandmother Mrs Ophelia Turner. Mrs. Lilv Rose Orr of New York is visiting relatives. Mrs. Julia S. Wesley of East- over visited her parents and Shelly B. Mrs. Diana Chatman and Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Aishev of Mr. Savannah and Mrs. were William the guests Clark on) ofj Sunday , Pfc. Henry Gadson who is stationed at Fort Banning, vis- 1 lted his mother. Mrs. Agnes Gadson, and brother, Jerrv Gad- Son. Mrs. Carrie Jones of Savan¬ nah visited her mother, Mrs. Maggie Gore, Sundav. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Rnttiste of Detroit are visiting relatives and friends. Leona and Helen Clark will snend a few days in Savannah with Mr. anH Mrs. Bessie Smith. Carlene Shuler '"as aeeom¬ nanied Saturday afternoon bv friends of Bluffton, Frank, Er¬ nest and Clarence Smalls. Lovely Hill church gave a picnic for the children on Ju'y 4. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rtcha’rd- son and Mr. and Mrs. Benia¬ min Hevward gavp a twin birth¬ day party for Freddie and Sandra at which 26 children were present and ice cream and cake served. McIntosh News Bv Eugene Johfnsen The Sundav school. A. C. E. league. Woman’s Missionary So¬ ciety and Bov Scouts conven¬ tion of the South Savannah district held at St. Peter’s AME church«July 4-6 by Presiding Elder C. p Hobbs was a hu»p success. All of the presiding elders of the old Georgia con¬ ference were present. In the District, Sundav school Hutch¬ erson Station won the banner and Mrs. Elizabeth, teacher of the class, won tire prize. The funeral of Josephus Will¬ iams. Sr„ July 5 wms largely attended. Sunday was trustee day °t St. Peter’s. Reports were made by Hnipgate* Eugene Johnson, An¬ thony Brash and Benjamin Singleton. The community was shocked Tuesday by the death of Geo. Law Miss Laura B. Williams of Massac huetts. Mrs. Edema nirhnrdmn of Jacksonville, Fla., E*ancls F’elds and family. Miss Yvonne Bunch and Annette of Pembroke were among the attendants at the funeral of J L. Williams. FREEDMAN GROVE Bv Mrs. C. Mullice Sundav was pastoral day at Beach Hill Baptist church. Rev. L Kelly delb;°ring the sermon; one was bautized; communion was administered. Service and communion were held at St. James AME ch” r ch Rev. Montgomery preaching sotil stirring sermons day and ni^ht, to lar<*e audience, Mrs. Be*t ha Stevens and daughter, Cornelia, of Crystal River, Fla., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Frazier. Thev leave for Collins Tuesdav. Mr and Mr* Charle* Ro^’n- son left for Jacksonville, Fla. on vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rich ardson of West Palm Beach visited Mr. and Mrs. Samuel MulUce. Josiah Roberts died in New York Citv. He was the brother of Mrs. B A Frazier a^d g'mnd father of Mrs. Jeanette B. Walk¬ er of Carver Village. Wright’s glee cluh will have its annual picnic Julv 10 at Golden’s place. SAND HILL By Robert Porter. Jr. Pvt. James W. Tippins and Miss Lillie Mae Henry were quietly married Julv 7. A din¬ : ner was eiven Sundav in their honor at the home of the bride’s brother and sister-in-law. Mr.) and Mrs C. J. Henry. The groom will return to Ft. Leon¬ ard Wood, Mo , where he is stationed The bride w ill remain at her home in Glennville. ming Jaeksnnviile nr« spend¬ ing the summer with their grand mother, Mrs. Launce Brnntlev. Mrs. Mildred Harris and little daughter, Deborah I *nn of Dav- ton, Ohio, are the guests of her narents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barnhill r| j n JG m°^ ViP*' brother-in-law in Vidalia Julv 4. M*ss Dorothy Scott is vaca¬ tioning in New York The funeral of Miss Effie Retprson was held Sundav at, Piney Grove Bantist church, rzev Stenbenson officiated and Hudson Funeral Home was in Charge, Harvev James of Augusta end Mrs. Lula Rittsman of Graham were the weekend guests of Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Isom. Jimmv Douglas of Vidalia was the Saturday guest of his aunt, Mrs. Marv McLean. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T,ee Carnegie of Atlanta snent the week in tV city visiting rela¬ tives. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford and children of Brunswick spent July 4 here. RIDCELAND. S. C. By Carl Lwm Tvler Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Smith of 223 Grand avenue, Brooklvn, N. Y„ Mr and Mrs. John E. Ty¬ ler of 98th street, New York City, Leon Tvler of Tampa, Fla., were vtsitiag their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Tyler and Mrs. Zella Tyler, mother. They spent a lovely week enjoving a very pleasant stay. A baby contest, will be given at St. John AME church Sun¬ day, July 15, at 2 o’clock with Mrs. Alice McKenzie, sponsor; Rev. J. J. Hamilton, pastor. MMN NFWS SANHFLY NEWS By Frank Jenkins Rev. Freddie Bonds, Rev. J. W. Walker. Deacon Franklin Bevens and Sister Ethel Mack are among members of Mace¬ donia Baptist church who will attend the Baptist convention of the Zion association which begins Thursday in Darien. Pvt. Walter Luten, paratroop¬ er, was home on furlough re¬ cently. Maron Carter, sailor, son of M r * Priscilla Carter is home JOB TRAINING FOR NEGROES AND WOMEN ebo have traditionally been barred from higher skilled jobs in the industry is provided in new program launched by the UE Foir Prac¬ tices Committees of Hie three big New York !ocols. In picturt above John Dopkinc (center) and John Lewis (right), UE Loco 475 members from Supreme Knitting Machine, learn Wbw to operate 3 lathe in mochine shop practices program taught by Armand Bassi (left). This is part of UE's battle for upgrading and new job op- »ortunities for Nearoes women and other minority aroups. _ __ , Miss Betty Cooper was home for July 4 with relatives. The Holiness church school convention will be held Sunday, July 15. Mrs. Louise Anderson left Saturday to visit friends at Jesup. V/D ALIA n- Mr*. B vr Hwim Sunday was Junior day at 1st A. B. church, Pastor W. M. Hall preaching. report a very eniovable vaca- t-ion at, Jacksonville and West Palm Beach, Miami and Day- to ia Beach. Mesdames Zenobia Gaines and Fannie Mae Reeves of Miami are th° guests of Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Dixon. Mis* Flaanor Gaines and little soa, Bobbv. are the ci«t. s of M* anH Mrs. Edgar Williams. Mrs. Marv Thorns of forf tc tbp rr U est of Mr. and Mrs. Sol McClain. Mrs Gatsie L. Frazier of Sa¬ vannah is guest nf per mother; and son, Mrs. Ruthin Madis and Clarence Lee Lynch. HAZELHVRST Bv fl. R •‘■on Thorn was a enmn meeting at Antioch CMF church. Services were fine both morning ' and night Pastor V. A. Hammons preaching. Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Cromartie of Philadelphia were the week¬ end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert comartie, Sr., and Mrs. | Clvde Cromartie. Robert Cromartie spent, the 4c)i in St. Petersburg with his sister Mrs. Carrie Robersan. little Robert and Raloh Flem¬ 1 i MISS MARTHA BIRDEN, Knox- military service and the civil- ville, Tennessee, third year j ian defense, the Meharry nursing student, at historic Me-! o-nool of Nursing ( is offering harry Medical College School of • theree scholarships to the three Nursing, cares for an accident highest ranking freshmen who case in the emergency ward. I apply for entrance during the Preparing to meet the needs oflC51-52 school year. J. T. ALEXANDER, Monigom- ery County agent, right, deliv¬ ers 106 baby chicks to 4-H Club boys Theodore and Philip Hen¬ drix, of Waugh. Phillip, and his father, J. T. left, are shown inspecting on a 30 day leave after an ex¬ tended tour of duty in Korea. The Married Men’s social club held its weekly meeting at the home of Willie Grant, presi¬ dent. Plans for its motorcade to McIntosh on Aug. 6 were completed. The following members of the Youth community club took part on the talent program at. the Seventh-day Adventist church on Sunday evening: Jean and Joan Williams, Gus- taveous Grant, Earl Berkstein- er, Marcena Berksteiner and Willie Flynn. The members are now practicing for a play to be presented at Isle of Hope church. Frank Jenkins, Jr., is advisor to the club. ! Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Davis and Dea. Fra iklin Bevens at- tended the talent program at the Adventist church Sunday. A Tom Thumb wedding will be presented at Macedonia Baptist church Sunday night, July 15. Mrs. Rebecca Brown is in charge. J. B. Phillips lodge, Good Sa¬ maritans, is sponsoring a mo¬ torcade to Jacksonville. Fl.a., on Sunday, July 29. ■ Ray. J. W. Walker is the appointed pastor Baptist of .First- | fly Union church, i Mrs. Hagar Shaw is recover ing from a recent illness. WHITE BLUFF The Mrs. Bible.. F. Washington conducted school by. Rev.-' .BsiteV. Baptist' •'•jwSioinoivMt. chnrch, Hermon came to a dose on last Friday night THrRSD.it, JtJLi 12, 1951 biddies. Tne iiencrix brothers are Club among members a group Alabama of 40 Negro in who each recevied 50 baby chicks this spring. The chickens were furnished by the Sears Roebuck Foundation.— (ANP) The school was well attended. Sunday was communion day at Mt. Hermon Baptist church. Mrs. Ella Coleman met with an accident last week and was carried to the hospital for treatment. She is much im¬ proved. Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Ma- hene, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brooks and their two children of Mr. Atlanta^spent and Mrs. Daniel the week Williams. with Mrs. Mahone is the sister of Mrs. Williams, also spending the 4th of July with Mrs. Will¬ iams was her sister-in-law, Mrs. Narcissa Harvev, of De- troit, Mich, Sunday wall be communion at Zion White Bluff Banfisi church, Rev. Thomas, pastor, and 1st Mt. Pleasant, Rev. 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(ANP) St. Thomas Jr. Ushers The St. Thomas Jr. Usher Board held its called meeting at the home of Mrs. Walker. Plans were made for our DonK- ey party on July 12 at the home of Mrs. Denegall, 215 W. 55 St. Miss Betty Smith is act¬ ing president and Mrs. A. L. Denegall, adviser. BE SMART! GET THE BEST AHD MOST }0R yQVR MONEY Keeps hair in place all day! otheu Available at your live and dime drug and grocery store ... : 10HE BET7E1 AT A\’Y PniCE! THE ISNDEP "0 V* MASONIC BOOKS In Plain Engtiih Sfnd Tor f«w eiUJof No. kf THE i. Z. M*0 1001 (0. P.O. Box II Motfioon >4- T O. Now York 10, N. V.