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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1956
IDE
BUTTERFLY’S
TRA
BY
ALBERT MARY THWEATT
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK:
He gives not best who gives
most: but he gives most who gives
best. If 1 cannot give bountifully,
yet I will give freely, and what I
want in my hand, I will supply by
heart'.—Warwick.
SCOUT UNIFORMS NEEDED
AT GREEN BRIAR (ENTER
Children do outgrow their
clothes so rapidly. So many times
they are stored away when they
coo'd be used to advantage by oth¬
ers.
• Greenbriar Center would appre¬
ciate it so very much if our read-
j ers and other interested persons
r#: would search in closets or drawers
y for Boy Scout, Cub and Brownie
uniforms. They would make some
little boys ar.d girls very happy
at Greenbriar. 1
You may contact Greenbriar by
calling AD 4-0184 and asking for
Mrs. Doris E. Roberts. We are
thanking all donors in advance.
MISS LUCU.LE CLAY
CHARMING VISITOR
A most charming recent visitor
to Savannah was Mis.- Luc'lle
Clay of Chicago. She was the
house guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Terrell of 1231 East Waldburg
Street. Her stay was made very
pleasant by a number of cour¬
tesies.
Mrs. Terrell entertained in hon¬
or of Miss Clay with a lovely
breakfast party. Tko fall motif!
was carried out with flowers and
beautiful centerpieces were ar¬
rangements of assorted fruits and
ivy leaves.
The guest list included Mes¬
dames J. L. Bryant, Stella Reeves,
Virginia Kiah, Wiihelmina Dean,
Mattie Payne, Hortcnsc Lloyd,
Mo Hie "i Curtright, Marguerite
Long, Martha Avery, Farnese
Lumpkin, Eugenia Scott, Edwina
Ford and Dorothy Taylor, Miss
Zella Owens and the honored
guest.
Other hospitalities included sup¬
per parties each by Dr. and Mrs.
J. W. 'Wilson, Mrs. Margaret Wal¬
ker wnd daughter, Cecile, and Mrs.
Stella Reeves. Mr. and Mrs. Boles
Ford' took Miss Clay on a tour of
the city.
A get-together of the University
of Iowa Alumni was enjoyed by
, r11
nor Williams, (iladys Huff, Eva-
nel Terrell, Farnese Lumpkin and
Messrs. Virgil Winters, Herbert
Harris, Richard Washington and
the honored guest and alumnus,
Miss Clay.
DR. fe. F. FRAZIER
SURPRISED ON BIRTHDAY
It was quite a pleasant surprise
for Dr. S. F. Frazier when friends
and members of his family turned
on the light as he entered his living
room and sang, “Happy Birthday.”
Dr. Frazier had been talked into
keeping a dental appointment with
T Jr. Thompson who insisted that
his work be done that night. This
gave the guests time to assemble
at the home. He was really un¬
aware of everything.
Mrs. Frazier’s sister, Mrs. M.
Dawson, had prepared a big tur¬
key at the Frazier’s country home
so the aroma from a baking tur¬
key did not give away the secret
while he was at dinner that day.
Enjoying the evening that was
spent playing various games were
Messrs. C. C. and A. L. Dawson
.
who motored here from - Newark,
N. J.. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. jamcr-
son, Sr., Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Col¬
lier, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. John Mc¬
Intosh. Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
Glockton, Mrs. Lucille Johnson.
Samuel Spencer, and Mrs. M. II
Dawson.
Prize for Canasta was won by
Mrs. J. W. Jamerson. Sr., for
whist by Dr. J. W. Jametson, Sr.
and Mrs. McIntosh for bridge.
Many beautiful and useful gifts
were received and, of course, Mrs.
Frazier was, as usual, the perfect
hostess. Color scheme was yellow
and white.
Dr. Frazier’s birthday, by the
way, was October 22. His birthday
cake was given him by his grand¬
children.
Others celebrating birthdays in
October in addition to those al¬
ready mentioned in other issues
were Mrs. Larcena Loadholt (hub¬
by surprised her with a huge bas¬
ket of flowers and other gifts);
Mrs. Lucy Dough and Mrs. Ella
Porter. Both ladies received nu
miTous cards and gifts. toany'
happy Returns of the Day to all.
SOCIALLY
Mrs. Eldora Greene was hostess
at the meeting of her Bridge Club
on last Saturday night. Assisting
her in serving the guests was
her mother, Mrs. Emily Stevens.
Progressive bridge was the game
of the evening after which a most
delectable repast was enjoyed.
Members and guests included
Mesdames Edwina Ford, Dorothy
Jumerson, Martha Wilson, Mar¬
garet Caution, Albert Thweatt,
Josephine Hubert, Ella Laws mem¬
bers; and Mesdames Susan Waters,
Janette Hayes, Ida J. Gadsden,
Mary McDew and Veronica Doug¬
las, guests.
Club prize was won by Joseph¬
ine Hubert, guest by Susan Wa¬
ters and consolation drawn by
Margaret Caution.
The DELTA’S HALLOWE’EN
DANCE on last Thursday nigld
at Coconut Grove was an enjoy¬
able affair, everyone seeming to
have hud a grand time. The Del¬
tas all wore crimson skirts and
cream blouses to carry out the
color scheme. Black cats, witches
broom sticks, pumpkins, Hallow¬
e’en favors all added to the gaiety
of the evening. Actor Leigh Whip
per who is in the city in connec¬
tion with the movie production,
“The Cunning and the Haunted,"
was in attendance and spoke ovei
*-he loudspeaker. He said that bis
daughter is a Delta.
THE L. (). P.'s dance ut Coconut
Grove was a colorful and lovelj
affair. The decoration included
flags of different nations thal
were arranged around the walls
a large globe that graced the or¬
chestra stand and tinfoil strips ol
various colors that extended from
the crystal ball in the center tt
points of the ballroom. L. 0. P.’
in the club colors of lime and blue!
extended across the partially en¬
closed portion of the ballroom
Balloons of various colors were
also used as decorations. A grea'
variety of costumes were chosen
by the guests. All of the member's
dressed in Hawaiian costumes and
included Mesdames Eunice Burton,
Sadie Cartledge, Mary B. Council,
Janie Dais, Marian Hill, Pauline
Lyle, Matilda Rivers, Carrye Rob-
ei'ts, Alma R. Wade, Isabelle Wa-
ters, Corinne Williams and Mar¬
guerite Wright.
Mrs. Janette Hayes was hostess
o the JUBEMARS on last Friday
light at her home. Members pres¬
ent were Mesdames Edwina Ford,
Susan Waters, Eunice Brown, Bes-
cei Hardwick, Edith Jones, Jose¬
phine Hubert and Eldora Greene.
Edwina Ford received top score
and Josephine Hubert, consolation.
SICK LIST
The many friends of Mrs. Re¬
becca Curley Lewis are hoping thal
he will continue to improve. She
has been confined to Charity Hos¬
pital following an operation.
On the critical list at the U. S.
Marine Hospital at Staten Island,
New York, is William “Bill” Tobin.
He and Mrs. Tobin were visitors
in our city in August and part of
September. Here’s hoping that lie
will soon improve.
I1AITY HOME SCHOOL FOR
RETAKE!) CHILDREN
The Happy Home School for Re¬
tarded Children will be open for
registration on Wednesday, No¬
vember 1, at St. Matthew’s Parish
Hall where it will be temporarily
housed. Teachers are Mrs. Pansy
Brown and Mrs. Mable Jenkins.
Don’t forget that your membership
in this organization “The Associa¬
tion for the Help of the Mentally
Retarded,” is urged.
VISITOR
Mrs. Naomi Gunn of West Balm
Beach, Fla., was the recent house
guest of Mrs. Alma Davis and
Mrs. Luretha Prince. She stopped
here en route from Asheville, N. C.,
where she spent the summer at her
summer home.
Butler H. C. Workers
The Butler Home Chrstian
Workers lodge No. 1 met recent¬
ly at the VFW hall, W. Park
avenue, with the president in
charge. The miscellaneous raf¬
fle was a success. The winner
in the contest given October
28 at St. John Baptist church
was Mrs. Mabel Butler, presi¬
dent of the Butler Home Chris-
tian Workers. She raised $58.40. !
$»«»«:■ ■:
Halloween Party By
les Jcune Filles
A hallowecu party was given
la's Jcune Filles Club on
| 'cber 2(i at the home of
j lolyn Williams, 927 West
•trect. Those present
I Misses Mary T. Cogswell,
Warren, Ore Lee Allen,
!. Johnson, Ophelia Wilson,
Colbert, Catherine James,
’cab rook, Betty Jean
livnda Hall. Amanda
'rene Elmore, Janice
loan Huff, Adelle Matchelov,
'"reda Spaulding, Ann
iladys King, Constance
\nn Nelson, Gwendolyn Button,
Betty J. Blue, Betty L. Simmons,
ind Bernice Givens; Edward
.vi' 1 i, John (j. Jefferson, Jr., James
!. Davis Lucius L. Lawton, Carl
!. Hart, James Gaston, Joseph
Young, Alfonso Wright, Bethay
Lee, Norman Riggs, Vincent Ham-
Uou, Rufus Matthews, and Wil¬
iam Burke.
Members: Barbara Lawton,
Margaret Brown, Mary Marion.
Gwendolyn Williams, Clara Kha-
i"v, Brenda O’Neill, Hattie Moore
lloria Praylo, Lorraine Young
\nd Rosa Lee Holmes; Mrs. Ruby
Villiams Advisor; prizes were
iven to; Catherine James Betty
lean Thomas, Brenda Hall, Gwen-
lolyn Burton and John Q. Jcffer-
on for the bust costumes. Games
ve>'c played and trick or treat
lags and noise' makers were given
o all the guests.
The Soriahttes
Miss Jcttie Mae Adams was
hostess for the Socialettes club
in aturday night, Oct. 27.
Members present included Miss¬
's Carolyn Gladrtcn, Catherine
hint, Mary Hagins, Mesdames
Carolyn L. Kirkland and Julia
t. Hamilton. Miss Mattie Lou
Lee was guest of the evening.
Many members were absent
localise of weekend trips. Mrs.
Carolyn Kirkland, won the prize
'f the evening, a box of exqui-
ite chocolates. A delicious ro-
iast was served by Hostess
Adams. The next meeting will
be held on Nov. 3 because of
he homecoming festivities at
be van no. h State college on Nov
0. the meeting to be held a'
'he home of Mrs. Kirkland.,
A Daughter
It’s a girl, born to Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Brown, Sr., ol
3201 Third street, Thursday
Get. 17. Her name is Jenny
Campanelln. The mother is thr
former Miss Ethel Jackson.
Contest Started To
Discover Mcst Popular
Children’s Institution
The Chatham Electric Com
oa.ny recently announced an
interesting new contest. It"
impose is to discover the most
Tcpular of Savannah’s cigh'
-hildren’s institutions by hav-
ng Savannahians vote for the
institution of their choice. The
mstitution poling the most votes
•vlns a RCA Victor 2t in. Color
Television Set! The second
■irize winner receives a RCA
victor 21 in. black and white
Television Set.
Naturally, all of the eligible
institutions are anxiously await¬
ing contest results — for two
reasons. A color TV set will be
a welcome Christmas surprise
to any group of children. The
contest will Show the amount of
community support had by each
children’s heme.
This is a rare opportunity for
Negro citizens to show their
knowledge and support of the
work done by Greenbriar Chil¬
dren’s Center. Greenbriar is
Hie only child care center for
colored children in the Savan¬
nah area and the best equipped
and staffed Negro institution, of
this type, in the state.
Savannahians can show their
pride in this local institution by
casting their votes for Green¬
briar at either of Chatham
Electric’s two locations:
Chatham Electric Co. at 2417
Waters Avenue, near Maupas, or
the Cross Roads Appliance Cen¬
ter, at the Cross Roads Shop¬
ping Center, Victory Drive and
Skidaway Road.
The contest runs from Oct. 22 ;
through December 1. Winners j
will be announced during the |
irst week of December.
Go to Chatham Electric and 1
oast your vote for Greenbriar j
today.
-Be Sure To Vote Tuesday!
FOR RFNT
Upper Apartment. Four rooms,
bath, hot water.
1508 Price Street
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fi.'M Hast Gordon Street
AI Janus 2-7185
COLORED BUSINESS
Money nicking lunchroom for col
ored on West Broad Stic *t can be |
bought Charlie reasonable.
l»rrry, A Da ms 3-2813
L. R. MacFariand, AUm.s 2-0050
MERCER REALTY CO.
7 E. Bay St. Ileal tors Phone AD 2-2127
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THE SAVANNAH TRIBBw*
Mrs. Law Producing
“Murder Without Man”
Mrs. Ella P. Law, veteran pro¬
ducer of plays in Savannah, says
hat the current play, “Murder
Without Men” which she is pro¬
ducing for her Sorority, Sigma
Gamma Rho, promises to be one of
the most entertaining of her ca¬
reer. She says it has a well knit
plot, with plenty of high comedy
and witty dialogue. Also, the
Sorors por!raying the characters
are well suited to their parts.
Mrs. Law ho'ds !iu M.A. degree
from Gailia University, and the
Master of Arts degree in English
from Atlanta University. lL>v a
number of yc >> she ha«s served a
Chr. of the English Dept, at Reach
High School, and w as selw tul as
Beach’s Teacher of the Year ll'oii.
Sqmr outstanding produ tlons
which Mr . Law bus been identi¬
fied Avi li locally arc, “Thu 11 ar-
rcttslof Wimpolo Street,” pro¬
duced for tne l'an Hellenic Coun¬
cil at Savannah State College,
“Seventeenth S u m m e r” and
"Orpins of Death.” Each year Mrs.
Law 'and her associates produce
an <?peivita for lleach High
School. The nib u-tT produced' for
St. tout hews Church also added
laurdls to*- hex productive ability.
Several grtitrps with which Mrs.
Law'Las been identified have won
first place in the Senior Division
of thb pelta-V Jabber week.
This- year's" play will bo- pre-
'rtti'pf'on 'Bf-adl’s NdYcmber .2.7, in Alfred
. ad Lit"! ium at 8 pan.
Ks.rtjhumunia of 195(1 will also
''rtrpw*ned at this time. The pub-
e$3- 'fctif - only invited but urged
I -attend.
‘■if4^' ; i
iolden Globe Social Club
The Golden Globe social club
i<24 Saluidey evening at the
(ijua. ’lidibtirg of Mis. Ciuperd, 010 W.
street. After business
.lines were played, Mrs. Edith
aimer winning the club prize,
i delicious repast was served
y the hostess. The next meet¬
ing will bo at the home of Mrs.
fury Lee Johnson, 2327 Ogee-
hce Road, Nov. 31. Mrs. Mary
,. Johnson, president: Mrs.
’essie L. Writtenberry, Secy.
Flower Club Hears
Report on Plants
A detailed report on the
planting of bulbs, a discussion
ol plans for a garden center,
and a progress report on a club
project were the highlights ol
.lie October meeting of the
variety Garden Club, held, at
.he home of Mrs, ll M Collier,
Sr., with Mrs. Charles Collier as
.1 os toss.
The committee on Plants for
lie Month presented an ini'or-
natlve report on the care and
banting of bulbs with Mrs.
Villle Mae Sampson giving a
demonstration and Mrs. Rosa*
mac Perrin presenting a paper.
Plans for the new garden
center to be established in the
Recreational Center elicited a
spirited response from the mem¬
bers. Renovations of the prem¬
ises will get underway soon.
.Edward. Harmond, chub ad¬
visor. gave a favorable report
on the Charity Hosottal parking
bit, which is a project of t,he
club.
The following awards were
Announced in the Arrangement
of the Month and the hortlcul-
b'lrp gronns. Mrs. Harriet Brown
"■on irst prize in arrangements
T, bie ribbons wore merited .by
m.-<; Morche Collie". M"s. Annie
Crtlmr, and Mrs. N. M, Clarke.
Bbie ribbons In horticulture
w°re won bv Mrs. Willie Mae
o-'ni/pcno. Miss Georgia Hurd,
Mrs. Mozellp Collier, and Mrs.
Annie Collier. Judges for ar 1
"engements were Mrs. Mary
(i’lournov. Mrs. Frcrteric&a Mar¬
tin. and Mr. Harmond.
Mr. Harmond announced that
be will make tests of soil sam¬
ples to be brought to the next
meeting bv members of the
"I"h M"s. B. A Cams Is president,
end Mrs. B. M. Colvin, acting
reporter.
The first circulating library
in America was organized by
Benjamin Franklin, November
3, 1731.
PRE-XMAS PHOTO SALE
Just ONE DOLLAR for a i eantil'il 8\'0 pbotogr nth in Mark
anil white or gold toned.. Yon i *y jus! $3.95 for first portrait
($5.00 value) then eacli additional portrait only ONE DOLLAR.
Give a beautiful gilt to each member el the, family and to all
your friends. 'Ibis offer is to c\(ryene—even babies and
children. Photography is at its be t when done by SAM
WILLIAMS at
THE VANITY SHOPPE
4G5 West Broad Street
(Next door to Dunbar Theater)
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GOOD ADVICE TO NEWLYWEDS
to you, the newlyweds in this community, we extern
best wishes and congratulations on your marriage. Arte
w th these words we’d like to offer v.hat we think is somi
good, sound advice. In the budget you udl undoubted!)
5 et up, earmark a part of it for a savings account. Small
deposits made regiilailv will soon grow to a substantia
\ in o u n t. Save to buy a home or a ear .... save
r or a vacation . . . save for a future security. Anyway
you look at it, saving is smart. Come in and open an ac¬
count today.
Interest on Savings 2 Vt7<
Interesf On Time Certificates 2Vi','v
All Accounts Guaranteed up ;o $10,ti00.flo by i/ie
Federal Deposit Insurance ( orp.
Mail Accounts Solicited
National City Bank of New York Travelers Cheeks For Sale
THE CARVER SAVINGS RANK
810 Montgomery Street
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE
CORPORATION
t.. B. TOOMER, L. I). PERRY
SAVANNAH,GA
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SELECTION
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13 SATURDAY, NOV. 3, 9:30 TO 6:00
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offers y/rntv!
Levy's once more you
ihe opportunity to save on
hundreds of specials through¬
out the store.
Our shelves are packed with
famous brand merchandise
ihut means savings for you
during the Gift Buying Sea¬
son. Come in early during your
Pre-Selection Day and avoid
the big Sale Crowds.
LEVY'S REMAINS OPEN
EVERY MONDAY AND
FRIDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9 P.M.
Art, I’ilDAU GREETINGS— Mrs.
Rosa Newton, 420 East State j
■licet, who is celebrating her
birthday today, November 3. ,
Mrs. Newton, a native Savan- I
.rrhian, is the wife of Captain
John TI. Newton. She is a mem¬
of several civic and frater¬
nal organizations in which she
has held an office. She recently
attended the Elks Convention
which met in Los Angeles,
California.
Havcn-Dearing
Mrs. Wilbur B. Haven, Sr.,
announces the marriage of her
daughter, Gerald G. Haven, to
James E. Dcarlng of Gaines¬
ville, Gu., on June 31, 1000.
(Id den Art C ab
The Golden Art. club met at
liunc oi Mrs. Rosa Pinck¬
101 o West 41st street, Oct.
17. After the regular routine ol
business a delightful repast was
;erved by the hostess. Games
were played, those winning
being Mrs. Carrie Oliver,
Sailie Freeman and Mrs. ;
Curry. Other members
were Mrs. Geneva Law, |
Lillie Polite, Mrs. Gertrude
Mrs. Beatrice Rivers
and Mrs. Eleanor Mitchell. Next
meeting Nov. 7 at the home of
Lillie Polite, 005 Louisville i
road. |
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