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FACE SIX
•BfcBREHS
Out-of- Town News
SANDFLY
B.v Frank Jenkins
Clayton Maxwell, Sr., is con¬
valescing in the veterans ho.,-
pitai In Dublin after surgery.
Rev. David Rooks of Speed¬
well Methodist church was at
Ills vibrant best Sunday u. he
preached from the subject,
“Come See <a Man ” He will at¬
tend the Annua! Conference in
Atlanta this week, accompanied
by Prof James Lut.cn'and Mrs.
Gertrude Luten as delegates.
Augustus Hargraves and Syl¬
vester Kemp are presently em¬
ployed in Virginia
Plans are beiiig laid to begin
a Bible Crusade at the com¬
munity Center on the first
Sunday in June. Local talent i.
being sought. If you can sin
play any instrument or spt. .
please see George Jenkins.
TATEMV1LLE
My Robert Richards
Sunday school at St. P n-i
AME church was largely a?-
tended. After Sunday sehom
the classes were taken cn a
tout of Travis Field.
Pvt. Donald Coleman, Elder
A. Williams, Jr„ Cpl. J. W Ed-
wards, Jr., and Cpl. Charles
Williams are home on leave.
The Southern Choralers will
appear at St. Peter’s church
Sunday night in behalf ol the i
missionary. ,
Mrs. Carrie Mae Williams is
spending a few weeks in New
York city. i
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PEMBROKE J '
Evetyone By Miss Thelma invited Helds J
is to St.
John AME church Sunday to
the Xbuth Day pvogiani. M»s.
Minnie H. McMoore in eha
Pvt. Joseph Bunch left in
day after-spending tor Fort Jackson. two weeks S. C at. J
home with his paren Mr
Mrs Oscar Bunch.
The commencement of Pena-j
broke high school was
Monday. The addres v, a .mad !
by Mrs Oia B. Dingle of S.,v-<
an nah.
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r Eddie Fisher chat follow-
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a Company sponsored tel’-
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shington, D. C.
Ins* Grant’s parents.
Mrs Leon Grant, SK-8 West
street, Savannah, were pres-
as well as .her sisters, Miss-
Fewel and Barbara Grant
i are students at Howard,
tie brilliant program was as
IWS: Bach,
irtita in G Major,
ude, passapied, courafite;
aa in C Major, Opus 2, No.
eethoven: Allegro con brio
o, Allegro, Allegro assai;
COLLINS
By Alga K. Williams
The commencement exercises
; of the Collins high school be¬
gan on Sunday, May 1C. with
Rev. P. T. Phillips' of Lyons de¬
livering tlie baccalaureate ser-
1 mon. Prof. Benjamin F. Craw¬
ford, principal of the Gray
,high school. Gray, Ua . delivered
rhe address on Thursday night.
The graduates were Deotha V.
forward, Bobbie J. Johnson.
■ Oarlene I. McRae, Lionise G
Collin „ Opal B. Byrd and Qull-
i lard Bacon.
The six Triumph Gospel Sing-
j :*rs rendered a program at St.
; Boykin AME church Sunday.
Mrs. N. N. Young and daugh¬
ter, charlsie P Young, Bobbie
folinson, Carlene McRae. Shir- ,
lev Mediae and Amelia Williams
attended the graduation exer- ,
rises at Olennvllle Sunday.
1 STATESBORO 1
Bv Mr-., t ula Lockwood
m :,Ur C, t.^tt spent the
t wt *k in Miami, Fla. He
•>> - 0 ( Mr . Annie
Mr cane, formerly of Portal.
Sundav was Women’s Day at
Ram i- Temple Baptist church
Rev. A. I Rozier, pastor.
Thnv ° wln,lln " ln ,hp s P ell ‘
U1C! at K P'* n e Bill schoo
Juanita Porter, 2nd grade
Murphy, 3rd grade-
Shipman, ^h mad’
d Marl ha Hull. Oth grade.
leaving for the Annual Con-
ferenee in Atlanta this week
Revs. W C Cato, V. B
and W, M. Lockwood
Sorry wc were not able tr
; „ppi v n ]] 0 f our readers wit'
, 'f ,iiuinc last week, due tf
?iffj ■ ultii■■ over which we ha’
, !0 C0)1 t rn ] Rope this will no
h£loppn ap , ain .
Snnd was pasforal day a'
^ , niptHrhlllTh , Rev . W
D. Kent, pastor.
The baccalaureate sermon a
James high school wu
delivered by Rev. Edgar I
Quarterman, pastor of Seconr
Baptist church, Savannah.
star of the Brord-
"Aimanac,” visited :
on 15-minute I
seen on NBCt - TV. i
was later heard via \
ions across the nation. 1
nuermb ion; Impromptu in E
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Mat Mi or, Opus 90, No. 2
fiehubei Nocturne in u Major, i
I Cpus 32 No. 1, Chopin; Three j
Mazurk; Chopin; Fantasie- !
Iinprom 'u, Chopin; The Little
' Whil Donkey,
Ibert; Iw Plus
Qne Lente, Debussy; Rhapiody
1 in C Major, Dohnanyi,
The Rev. I.aton Holmbren,
foreign secretary for the Ameri¬
can Bible Society, reports that
he found the demand for the
; Bibse in Asia greater than it
has ever been, lie said that the
contrast between a frankly
irreligious w’ay of life and one
of faith has been drawn sharp-
tLtnirtUlUN
Bv C. J- Cunimines
A large attendance was pres¬
ent in Sunday School at Mt.
Zion Baptist church, Sunday,
Supt. Johnnie Riles in charge.
Mrs. Eula Bovd, Verdeik. Mrs.
M V. Elder, Mrs. C. J Cum¬
mings little Sarah and Na¬
thaniel called at the home of
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Quarter-
man, Allenhurst Sunday even¬
ing. visited Baconton .
C M. Bovd
Baptist Church Sunday.
Baconton Baptist church s
85th anniversary was observ¬
ed May 16-23. Money raised
$561 09. Rev. H. C. Boyd is
pastor. met Monday
The H. of J
night at Mt. Zion annex.
The liberty Hill club met
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Herinon Baker Tuesday.
Mrs. Matilda George was the
Sunday evening guest of
and Mrs. Sam George.
Dea. and Mrs. Willie
Mrs. Bernice Beamon and Mrs.
Leila Baker visited Ft. Calvary;
Sunday, night.
MclNTOSH
By Lizzie Carter
' Sunday was pastoral day at
St. Peters AME church. Rev.
H. C. Nelson, pastor, preaching
the morning sermon. The
choir anniversary at 3 P m.
was quite a success.
Elizabeth Lodge Samaritans,
held its annual thanksgiving
at Hinesville, conducted by
Grand Deputy Lizzie Carter.
Several lodges of -the distret
were present and two grand
Lodge officers.
Mrs. Edwena Richardson of
Jacksonville was here on ac -
omit of the illness of her
Mint, Mrs. L. G. Stripling.
Mrs. Ida Mitchell of Savan¬
nah spent the week end here
m account of the illness of
Mrs. Stripling. While here she
vas the guest of Miss Laura
a. Williams of Boston, Mass..
vho is here visiting her father,
G, Williams.
The community passing was shocked of Mrs. j
•t. the sudden |
\dplaid Thomas of Hinesville,
Saturday.
ly In that area.
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REVISED BIBIK SALES
PASS 2,647,000
Sales of the Revised Standard
Version of the Bible have passed
the 2,647,000 mark since its
publication late in 1C52, it was
reported in Chicago by Dr.
Luther A Weigle, dean emeritus
of Yole Divinity School. This
Includes some 220,000 copies of
the Illustrated edition, released
only lust January.
WOODVILLF.
CITIZENS TO
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Ion who for years lrave held
tiieir observance ol tlii historic
day. As in the past .the eele-
! bration will be in charge
j the Woodville Memorial A.sso
elation. Curley Milton, presi-
i dent.
1 The celebration will start
p. m. with a parade which
who is seated. The spring sports
coaches combined their talents
to lead the Rattlers to a clean
sweep of Southern Intercolleg-
iate laurels again. Standing, left
i form at Sc Philip hall and pro¬
ceed to Woodville cemetery
where the Memorial Day pro¬
gram will be rendered.
The program, with the prin¬
cipal address to be delivered by
E. B. Law, will be as follows:
Devotions, Rev. D. D. Hender¬
son; introduction of mistress
of ceremony, James Stevens;
mistress of ceremony, Miss Inez
Williams; selection i America i,
I Woodville school band; wel-
i come adrress, Miss
I Milton; recitation, Master
William^, Jr.; solo, Miss Birdie
B. Williams: Lincoln’s Gettys¬
burg address, Mrs. Birdie Gor¬
don; remarks, Rev. L. R. Thom¬
as; selection, Woodville school
) band; introduction of speaker
John Collins; address, E. B
Law; remarks (the oldest mem-
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to right, Robert Griffin, track
and field; Hansel Tookes, golf;
Costa Kittles, baseball, and
Walt Tustin, tennis.—Photo by
H. Jones, Jr.
ben, Henry King; remarks,
Pres. Curley Milton; salute and
lowering of flag, American
Legion Post No. 513, VFW;
prayer, silence, taps.
The officers of the Woodville
Memorial Association are Curley
Milton, president; Moses Hous¬
ton, vice president; James Stev¬
ens, financial secretary; Richard
Campbell, recording secretary;
Henry King, treasurer; Amos
Wiiliams, Asst. Treasurer; John
Collins, chaplain; Freddie
Campbe11 , ’ clerk of „ order
PEKSONAL MENTION
Harry Sutton of Griffin is in
the city, the guest of his aunt,
Miss Phemie Moore. Mr. Sutton
is head of the Negro Scouts of
Griffin and adjoining territory
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