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THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1954
Tin 1 Butterfly’s
Trail
Hy ALBERT MART Til WE ATT
ODOM—SAYLES NUPTIAL VOWS
Wtirren Memorial Church, Atlanta was the scene of a
most impressive double ring c, renionv on December 23 when
Miss Jane Theodora Odum, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
Moreland, became the bride of 2nd Lt. Duvahn W. Sayles of
St. Louis, Missouri. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo A.
Sayles of Atlanta.
Serving as maid of honor was Miss Setty Jean Snype.
Attendants for the bride wore Misses Frankie Lowe, Pauline
Hale, Joan Blackshear, Clarese M. Wyatt, Jaunita Gideon and
Gwendolyn Walker.
Flower girls were Rita Van Strawdy, great grand niece of
Mr. Moreland, and Omega Tucker. The ring bearer was
Percy Moore III and the gandle bearer, Vanice Johnson.
Machlon Garrison served as best man. Ushers included
William H. Odum, brother of the bride, Myron Watkins, John
Anderson, Robert Collins, Alphonso Whitfield and Lt. Clar¬
ence Dixon.
Nuptial music included Miss Sylvia Lee and Mrs. Odessa
G. Barron as soloists, a flute solo by Prof. Wayman Carved
and Mrs. Arina W. Robinson at the console.
The bride was a picture of loveliness in her bridal gown
of white satin and chantilly lace that featured a fitted Dodico
of lace and satin that buttoned down the front. There was
a small collar and long sleeves that ended in calla lilly points
over the hands. The full gathered skirt which extended into
train had panels of lace down the back. Her finger up
veil of illusion was draped from a crown of seed pearls. She
carried a bouquet of white pompons and white roses.
Immediately after the ceremony the bride’s parents enter¬
tained with a reception at their beautifiul home on Mitchell
Sti c, t, S. W. Hostesses lor the reception were Misses Bar.oara
Snype’ Barbara Mattox, Constance Glass, Directoi Irene Ware, of the Sylvia wed-
Lee and Mrs. Delores Brocks Johnson.
dir,i°' was Mrs. Margie Gains King.
* the couple left by plane for Miami to
A ft«r the reception
spend their honeymoon at the Lord Calvert Hotel.
The bride will remain with her parents until the comple¬
tion of the first semester’s work at Clark College after which
she will join her husband in St. Louis.
Attending the wedding from here were Mrs. C. A. Meyer,
grandmother of the bride, and Mrs. Wilsie M. Caliee, her aunt.
Mrs Moreland is the former Arie Meyer of this city.
Congratulations and best wishes for many years'of wedded
bliss for the bride, and groom.
SYMPATHY
This column’s sincere sympathy to the family of the late
Mr John S. Wright who passed into eternal rest last Friday
»i"ht Their address, is 7200 4th Avc. N . Minneapolis, Min-i
nesota. Mir. Wright is the father of Mrs. J. W. Wilson (Mar¬
tha) of this city. Adams, aged , aunt . df ,,
just learned that Mrs. Elizabeth
Metclla W’. Maree, was buried Monday afternoon. She
Miss Beth-Eden Baptist Church. Heai
was a faithful member of
if»lt sympathy to the family.
Mm-,'™,! word am Mr«. P. O. Slcdt ami her
Mildred Stridor of the- passing of Mis. Lillian G.
Y^n ipv mcs January 8. She resided held at from U» Zion Baptist » Church
Jersey Pa Funeral services were tmi*. Mrs. UW »
City, N J Sympathy w the
the aunt of Mrs. Steele.
BEACH ADULT HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
Leveial | hundred hunmta were w turned away from the Municipal Au-
tart when the Beach Adult Edu-
cation dllonum Center on " ■ t J V jU)m( TrK , arPmf .„t Exercises. ROBINSON, Speaker of
evening was John JA F, • ROOSEVELT
thP National Broadcasting
LLD., Director of Community ■> E Beach Bands
company. The ^ 0 l ' ( J,^ U ‘n the long
ht j u v entertained during
uSlnTto a h.«UP gathered around a thelue.
“ WJ1V «. p,w„« to «,de
bv Mr. Frank Euemail. , the bc Treasury ie £ was present-
Mr. L. B. Toomer. r^rer of ^ ^
plaque by ^ ^
ed a citizenship i J dining in the White House
had had the distinct p gtates and also the pleasure
with the President of id that this privilege
in the Houge He sa representation
of dancing fo) . him a i one but a
Thislace held for the graduates at Para¬
A banquet was
dise Restaurant after the exercises.
INTERESTING HIGHLIGHTS
Mrs Hugh Lee
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ROYAL BANKERS
On Thursday night, Jan. 14,
the Royal Bankers social club
entertained its many friends
at the Paradise Restaurant.
Mrs. Virginia Davis introduced
the mistress of ceremonies, Mrs
Alberta Harmon. A song was
led by Robert Spencer, followed
with prayer by Rev. L. S. Stoll;
song by Mrs. McLcather Pugh;
presentation of the president.
W. E. Lampkin, by Mrs. Harmon;
presentation of main guest
Mrs. J. E. Terrell of Atlanta
wife of Dr. J. E. Terrell, by Mrs
Leslie B. Lampkin. Mrs. Jessie
Mack presented Mrs. Terrell a
gift from the club. Mrs. Terrell
is one of the founders of thr
club and also named the club
‘The Royal Bankers social club.”
Games were played, guest prizes
being won by E. Shuler, Mrs
Clara Washington and Mrs
Roberta Spencer; club priz«
was won by Mrs. Agnes Car¬
michael, Miss Elizabeth Hornr
and Mrs. Leslie B. Lnmpkip
The president presented all
the men a gift while the club
ladies presented their ladies
with corsages of pink glads
All the members wore corsages
of white glads with royal blur
ribbons. The members received
their birthday gilts from the
club and also their gift from
their secret pal. Those present
were Rev. and Mrs. Wm. L
Brown, Rev. and Mrs. L. R.
Stell. Rev. and Mrs. Richard
Williams. Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Pugh. Mr. and Mrs. E. Shuler.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Free¬
man. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. George
Smith, Mrs. J. E. Terrell of
Atlanta, Mrs. Clara Washing¬
ton, Mrs. Effie Butler, Mrs.
Bert Greeley, Miss Lottie
martie, Miss Olise Campbell,
Mrs. Coy Futch, Mrs. Alice
Gordon, Mrs. Willie Mac Strip¬
ling, A. C. McNealy, Mrs. Rosa
L. Hawthorn, Miss Elizabeth
Horne, Mrs. Edna Alston. Mrs.
Cora Williams, Mrs. Blanche
Johnson, Mrs. Virginia Davis.
Mrs. Jessie Mack, Mrs. Alberta
Harmon. Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Carmachael, Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. Lampkin, Mr. and Mrs.
James Tyson, Jr.
Mrs. Cora Williams of 614 W.
39th street was hostess for the
club on Tuesday, Jan. 5, at
which time oflicers for the year
were elected as follows; W. F..
Lampkin, president; Mrs. Rosa
L. Hawthorn, vice president;
Mrs. Leslie B. Lampkin, record¬
ing Sect.; Miss Elizabeth Horne,
financial Sect, and Treas.; Mrs.
Cora Williams, sinking fund
Treas.; Mrs. Alberta Harmon,
chaplain; Mrs. Daisy O. Tyson,
reporter. Next meeting at the
home of Mrs. Edna Alston,
2301 Florence street, Thursday
night, Jan. 21.
The re-election of Mr. Lamp¬
kin marks the fourteenth time
he has been chosen as president
of the club.
Charles Young Post
Installs Officers
Col. Charles Young Post, No.
1, V. of A., Inc., held its month¬
ly meeting Wednesday night,
Jan. 13, during which the
officers for the year were
stalled; J. O. Myers, command-
cr; Warren Duffy, Sr., com-
mandcr; Isaac Luten, Sr., Jr.
vice commander; Louis Brown,
quartermaster; George W.
Pinkney, adjutant; Herman
Lewis, Henry Robinson and
John S. Delaware, trustees.
Following the closing of the
meeting the officers and mem-
bers were treated to an enjoy¬
able turkey dinner with the
commander as toastmaster.
Col. Charles Young Post No. 1
was organized August, 1938,
since which time it has made
rapid progress, receiving Its
charter in 1939 with permission
to organize throughout the U.
S. and its possessions for the
benefit of all wars. The second
Post to be organized under this
charter is Welcome Post No.
Ludowici, Ga.
Members of Welcome
were present during installation
services.
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NU CHAPTER INSTALLS
Officers
On January 1, Nu chapter of
Iota Phi Lambda sorority met
at the home of Soror Joste
Scssoms. A buffet supper was
enjoyed by the group. After¬
wards the new officers 1 were
n,stalled by Sorors Irene Wil¬
iams and Miriam Grant. The
officers arc as follows; Soror
Josic Scssoms, president; Soror
Janie Blake, vice president;
Soror Iona Brooks, correspond-
ng secretary; Soror Marian
Starr, recording secretary;
loror Helen Weathers, financial
secretary; Soror Elizabeth Gads-
lcn, treasurer; Soror Bernice
Macon, journalist. The retiring
of/cers were commended for
having completed successful
terms.
The group further discussed
plans to bring to Savannah The
Dungill International
They will appear Friday
February 19. at 8 00 p. m,
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t was also disclosed that
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. Members present were Sorors
t Iona Brooks, Irene Williams, uril
Janie Blake, Helen Weathers,
Thelma Lee, Miriam Grant,
Elizabeth Gadsden, Marian
Starr, Josie Sessoms and Ber¬
nice Macon.
Flamingo Social Club
The Flamingo social club was
reorganized on Jan. 3 at the
home of Mr. Hill, 234 Millen St.
Officers were elected as fol-
lows; Agnes Taylor, presld.mt
vice president; Willie Jones,
financial secretary; Jeff Cole¬
man, rec. secy.; Charles White-
head, chairman; Leroy Dar-
lington. business manager;
Garfield Hill, reporter; Elliott
Hutcherson, clerk of order; Wm.
Barnes, chaplain.
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Mo IcI Plane r,anc Contest Goniesi
f League is
sponsoring a model plane con-
tost starting Feb. l. All boys,
ages 8 to 14, arc eligible.
prize will hr a 20-inch wing
span piper cub plane with gas
motor. L Eugene Alls Is direct-
or of the project.
ALLISON POST D0-
-
NATES „ BC WARM-UP
SUITS
Vance Allison Post, No. 2933,
Veterans of Foreign ............... Wars, do-
nated to the Frank Callen Boys’
.club eleven basketball warmup
sujts The su , ts wcrp nted i
... by C _ 0 _ Rya _ \ . . command- . t
I ’ p “
th ( . < : ab ’’ encc °f Mrs-
F ia » k Cal,c _ . "’ director of
club, t the suits were accepted
with thanks by Walter B. Sim;
mons, director of athletics.
Adam . , ...... Williams, xi NOW
I | \ Staff Sergeant
Adam L. Williams, Sr„ 442
1
West DeRenne Ave., cook .in..the
j Food Service Squadron of the
| nth Fighter Bomber Wing In
Korea, was recently promoted
(0 (ho rank of staff sergeant,
1 Hc arrlycd K July 26>
j 05 ,
' Sergeant William’s wife,
Gladys, and children, Adam L.
Jr., Margie, Gladys and John-
ny, are living in Savannah.
THURSDAY, JANUARY T, W5|
LOCALS
Mrs. Sufronia Vaughn of
Chicago, 111., has returned home
after spending four weeks in
the city visiting her mother,
sister and brother for the
holidays, Mrs. Mosler Wiley and
Mrs. Willie Bell Battey. 506 E.
Henry St., Phinaze! Hueston of
633 W. 39th St. She was also
the house guest of her cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Jones of j j
72 6 Waters Ave., and Mr. and
Mrs - Lawrence Murray, 15 Bou-
han Ave.
M rs. v B Recsc have rc-
turned to Brooklyn, N. Y„ after
the holidays in
city with relatives and friends.
She was the house guest of her
sister, Mrs. Joseph Ingram of
West 41st street.
Joseph Stewart, along with
hls wife, Mrs. Eva Stewart, and
their children, Miss Angela
Stewart and Wallace and Paul
Stewart, visited his brothers.
Ulysses (Joel and
Stewart during the holidays.
Mr. Stewart and his family re¬
side in Boston and this was
his first trip to Savannah in
thirty-three years. A pleasant
time was had by Mrs. Stewart
and their children and Mr
Stewart spent most of the’ ttme
renewing old friendships.
Mrs. Jewell E. Terrill of At¬
lanta has returned home after
spending a few days in the city,
the house guest of Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Lampkin. She was enter¬
tained while in the city by Mrs.
Rosa L. Hawthorne, Mrs. Maz-
ella Futch, and the Royal
Bankers social club. Mrs. Ter-
r11 th e wife of Dr. L. M
Terrill, a former pastor of First
Bryan Baptist church,
p . w Ward, , Member .. ,
track battalion in Korea
Pfc . R L Ward of aabbett _
ville, Ga., is a member of the
78th Engineer Construction
Battalion which recently re-
reived a Meritorius Unit Com-
mendation in Korea. The unit’s
outstanding projects on the
Peninsula have been the con-
struetion of Eighth Army head-
quarters, the Army's largest
engineering job in Korea, and
the building of the Chong Chon
bridge near Seoul. Ward, whose
wife, Jessie Mae, and mother,
Mrs. Lophel Ward, live on Route
% entered the Army in Septem¬
ber, 1952, and arrived in Korea
last March.