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FACIE SIX
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Out-of“T@wn News
SANDFLY
By Frank Jenkins
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Max¬
well are the proud parents of
a girt.
Misses Loretta Hall and
Lo Is Carter are visiting Sgt.
and Mrs. Clark Jones of Mi-
JOi.
Mr and Mrs. Daniel Blvena
celebrated their 21st wedding
anniversary. April 27th.
Rev Freddie Bonds was
; giiest speaker at Speedwell
M-fcthodisj nitht, Church Monday
delivering a forceful
Mnnon. In attendance were
Macedonia and Beaulieu Bap-
chRirches. Rev. David Rooks-
is; pastor of Spe“dwell.
Xh^ln jMiss Alice Bevens was the
speaker fox the s* ntor
class at the Beach high school
PTA Mothers’ day program on
Wednesday
At the Youth Congress held
recently in Atlanta, George
Jenkins was chosen to repre¬
sent the State of Georgia or,
a panel discussion over Radio
Station WERD.
tLLMmulUN
By Carleen J. Cummings
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Riles
aie the proud parents of a
bouncing baby boy, born Maj
1.!
Mr. and Mrs James Elder
have returned from their hon
e.vlnoon James Eider i ; sta
ioned at the air force base in
Louisiana and Mrs. Elder V
back home at Walker High tr
dq further work
(Service was Leid at Mount
Zibn Baptist Church Sunday.
Pastor th^ T J Wright delivering
^message
kev T J. Wright and fam¬
ily motored to Savannah on
Bandar, evening Where he
preached a S- ond St. John
Baptist Church ' ’ »%«
K0 Zion Choir was on pro¬
gram at Wilderness Baptist
Church at McIntosh Sunday
evening.
Baker’s Lodge will have a
barbecue Friday night at Mt.
Zion Annex
A fjnothers day program will
be at Mount Zion Sunday at
5 o’clock.
The H of J. met Sunday
night, the M- A. M. is asking
every member to please be
present the third Saturday
night.
Mrs. Bernice Beamon, Mrs.
Alzader Cummings and chil- 1
dren made a business trip to
Savannah Monday.
TATEMVILLE
By Robert Richards
Sunday was a high day at
St Peters AME Church, begin¬
ning with Sunday Sehool. The
Quarterly Conference was held
with Elder C. P. Hobbs in
charge. Revival meeting will
begin on Monday night with
Rev. Powell in charge.
pakiund Baptist Church par¬
ty' at Lela’s Place was largely ,
attended.
•Tlte -daughter of Mr and
Mrs. William Brown was chris¬
tened Sunday.
SAND HILL
By Waynion Wilcox
The Busy Bee club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Eugenia
Deakle on Sunday, May 23. 611
members are asked to be pres¬
ent.
The Junior class gave a tal¬
ent show at Walker High
School Thursday night.
Walker High will hold its
field day May 11.
FREEDMAN GROVE
, By Mrs. I . Mnilice
On last Sunday Rev. W. M
ckson preached an impres-
re sermon to the Mission-
y Society at Beach Hill Bap-
t Church. Money raised,
is $25.18 Ike choir was
Jrogram Sunday evening,
Wilderness Baptist Church.
Mr. and Mis. Moses McKin-
s spent Easter in Jar’< son¬
ic, Fla., with their children,
ter returning Mrs. MeKin-
5 visited her son in Phila-
lphia and her sister in
ook-ivn, N Y.
Mesdames Elouise Stevens
ttie J. Culver and Mrs Cor-
lift Mullice motored to Sa-
nnah pc Saturday
Miss M. H. Dawson spent
Sunday in Bavannha with her
sister Mrs. S. F. Frazier.
STATESBORO i
By Mrs. Lula Lockwood
Attending the Jabberwock in
Savannah last week were Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Tolbert, Mes-
dames Odessa A Hall and Mrs.
Ueraldyn'i Campbell.
Sunday was pastoral day at
Bethel AME Church. Pastor
L. W Lane brought # the morn¬
ing message to (in appreeia
tive audience. Two persons
were baptized.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dukes
of Millen were worshipers at
Bethel AME Church Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. H B Lawton,
Mrs. Annie Branhart, Edward
and Calvin Burnhart, Pinkie
and Virginia Barnhart Georgia
M. ae Turner of Greensboro,
Ga, James Barnhart of De¬
troit, D. T. Jackson and Inez
Griffin of Savannah were the
week end guests of the C. W-
Tolberts.
The regular monthly meet¬
ing of the Ministers Wives Al¬
liance was held at the home
of Mrs. W J. Johnson, April
•>9. A nursery for children is
in the offing and will be spon¬
sored by the Alliance. A deli-
:lous repast was served.
Ihoose assisting to help make
*he Easter program a success
at Bethel AME church are as
follows: Mrs. Carrie Holmes,
Mrs. Mary Harris and Mrs.
Roxic B. Butler.
Sunday was pastoral day at
Thomas Grove Baptist Church
Rev. H. F. Grant is the pas¬
McINTOSH
Bv Eugene Johnson
Wilderness Baptist Church
senior choir held its 61st an¬
niversary celebration Sunday
with a capacity crowd. Re¬
ceipts for the day was $21700
The host choir reported $101.00
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57 ADULTS
GRADUATE
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community activities.
Two graduates, Samuel Hen¬
drix and Ernest B. Shaw, were
presented $50 scholarshiu
awards for their scholastic
by Edwin V. Lang-
ford, Assistant Supervisor of
Veterans Affairs, in the State
Department of Education.
Miss Church was introducer
by Professor Wilton C. Scott,
Supervisor of the Beach Adult
Dr. Banner, Visiting
Prof. At Yale
WASHINGTON— (ANP i — Di
William A. Banner, professor
if Christian history and
thought, school of religion,
Toward university, has been
named a visiting professor 0 f|
Christian ethics to the Vale
university divinity school for
'.he fall 1954-55 term.
Dr. Banner will conduct
courses in a seminar on philo¬
sophical ethics, a seminar on
.social ethics and a lecture on
19th century life and thought
A member of the Howard
faculty since 1946, he is a native
of Philadelphia: He has an A B.
degree from Pennsylvania State
college, B.D. from Yale, and a
Ph D. from Harvard university.
As a graduate student at
Harvard, Dr. Banner was a
Shields Traveling fellow in phil¬
osophy and in the school year
1952-1953, was a Dunbarton
Oaks fellow.
Married Ladies Pleasure
Club
The Married Ladies Pleasure
club met at the home of Mrs.
Hortense Stafford on Monday
night, April 26th. After business
the hostess served a delicious
repast. Members present were
Mrs. Hattie Bussey, president;
Mrs. Mary Lee Wright, Mrs.
Ophelia Gardner, Mrs. Rosalee
Slater, Mrs. Daisy Clemmons
Mrs. Mamie Morrell, Mrs. Eliza¬
beth Bolden, Mrs. Lucille Rob¬
erts, Mrs. Hortense Stafford
Mrs. Ethel Lewis and Mrs. Mary
E. Brown, reporter.
Blue Eagle Social Club
Tne Blue Eagles social club
met at the Silver Link Hall at
the five mile bend, president
Willie (Tootsiei Stephens, pre¬
siding. Plans were formulated
for the motorcade to Hardee-
ville, South Carolina, on Friday
night, May 7- Members present
were Willie Stephens, John H
Thompson, Nathaniel Bowers.
Abraham Reed, Tom Walker,
SAFEGUARD
YOUR HOME WITH
LIGHT
THE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE
Center, and Jonu Lyt.i"u di¬
rector of the Savannah Voca¬ |
tional School. pie-si rued the j
diplomas.
The graduating class was -
presented by Raymond Wash¬
ington, co-advisor of the senior
class. Special guests at the
exercises were Aaron Kravitch,
local attorney; Mrs. S'. M.
Tompkins, principal of the
Woodville school; Mrs. Dorothy
B. Taylor, president. Delta Sig-
ua Theta Sorority; J. R. Jenk-
ns, Executive Secretary of the
Vest Broad YMCA; Dr E. K
Williams and Dean William J
7 ol!oway of Savannah State
ollege, and Mrs. Dorothy
^mnk'u es>.n->*-visor, Beach Vo¬
cational School.
The invocation was given by
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Kt-v. uiciiaid Williams, pastoi
of First Bryan Baptist church.
The benediction was given by
Father Gustave H. Caution.
rector, St. Matthew’s Episcopal
church.
The members of the graduat- j
ing class are Cora Rhaney j
Adams, James Anthony, Wil¬
liam Battiste, Luches Bizzard,
David Boggs. Robert J. Brad¬
shaw. McKinley Brantley, Ever-
ette Bright, Joseph E. Brown,
Irvin Brown. Cornelius Carroll.
Mary Carter. James Cooper, I
Eddie Davis, Lawrence F. Dix- j
on, Gilbert Dominquez, Helen (
Fov, Moses Frazier, Clarence j :
Fuller, Walter S. Fuller, Joseph
Galloway, Henry M. Grant, Ab¬
raham Harden, Frances Haynes, I
Samuel Harvard. Willie Hicks, I
Jr m- Holme:. Hurl, Ernest
A. Hugee, Vestie D. Jackson,
Primas Jenkins, William F
Jenkins, Isaiah Jones. Ossie
Jones, Jr., Tommie Lewis, Cal¬
vin J McKennie, Alton C.
Mack, John T. Mack, Lester
Manker, James Middleton, Jos¬
eph Milton, Thadius H. Moxley,
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