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SATURDAY, MAT 85, 19S7 ALBERT MARY THWEATT i ♦** ♦♦♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦♦♦ <■ ♦ *** *** *♦ THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: It is expedient to have acquaintance with those who looked into the world; who men, understand business, and give you good intelligence good advice when they are —Bp. Horne. MONTGOMERY COMMUNITY HOUSE PLAY AREA IS DEDICATED The dedication of the new ground area that was built by County Commissioners for Montgomery residents was dream come true for them. dedication was held on last day afternoon with Judge II. Mayer, chairman of the ground Commission for tbunty, being the principal m, It was partly through efforts that the area was possible. Mr. F. G. athletic director, made the sponse. This area includes and basketball courts, an theater for outdoor affairs and barbecue : pit. Future have been promised. The Mont¬ gomery Community is one of few sections of Chatham County to receive a playground area. Remarks were made by Register who is chairman of the playground division for the Chat¬ ham County Commissioners. Mrs. Cornelia Mclver, who was chosen as “Mother of the Year” for the community section, was presented a gift, Mrs. Marie Mclver the presentation. A musical selec¬ tion was rendered by the choir of the Williams and Williams Funeral Home. Mr. Hampton Jaudon, a reading; solo, “Bless This House,” Joyce Young, and musical selec¬ tions by Montgomery Community Chorus and Choir of Beulah Bap¬ tist Church: ;-j l > * Presiding over the affair was Robert Young. Mrs. Robert Young was general chairman. LOCAL MOLES ATTEND NATIONAL CONVENTION Moles Eunice Clay, Josephine Hubert, Marguerite Law and Nona Hopkins, accompanied by their husbands arrived in the city on last, Sunday night after spending the weekend in Winston Salem, N. C. They attended the National convention, of .the, Moles. Between 250 and 300 were in attendance— from as far north as Washington. D. C. and as far south as Sa¬ vannah. The theme for the convention was “International Week End” that was beautifully and effective¬ ly carried out in every instance.' A dance was given on last Fri¬ day night at the Y. M. C. A. hail- room. Several closed affairs were given. At one of the affairs jewelled silent butlers were given as souvenirs. The Savannah Chapter was honored by having two of its mem¬ bers elected as National Officers. They were Mole Josephine Hubert, who was elected National Secre¬ tary, and Mole Eunice Clay, who was elected Vice-President to com¬ plete an unexpired term. •rfte Links sent flowers to the Several of the Moles were ac¬ companied by their children. Ac¬ companying the Laws was little Virginia Louise, who had a grand time with her little cousin, Roselle Louise Wilson (Chickie), and other new friends. There were a swim¬ ming party and a weiner roast given for them. MRS. YOUNG HOSTESS AT TEA On Mother’s Day a delightful tea was given by Mrs. Magnolia Young of East Bolton Street. The affair was given for the benefit of St. James A.M.E. Church and was in charge of the young people honoring mothers. Mrs. Nancy Bryant rendered appropriate music during the evening. Mrs. Ethel A. Caffey, her house guest, poured tea from an attractively arranged table. The house was beautifully decorated with chry¬ santhemums and pot plants. After a delightful stay in Savannah, Mrs. Caffey left on Tuesday night for New York. WOLVERINES ENTERTAIN The Wolverines entertained their husbands on last Friday night with a barbecue at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Hayes. The evening was spent in a variety "f activities. Enjoying the affair were Dr. and Mrs. S. M. 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Mrs. Joseph Greene, Dr. and Mrs. A1 Alston, Mr. and Mrs. Arnett Waters, Dr. and Mrs. Richard Moore, Mr. and Mrs. J. it. Sim¬ mons, rut. and Mrs. Samuel C. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Me- Neil, Herbert Hardwick, James Dowse, Mrs. Helen Weathers, Mrs. Claudia Jefferson, Mrs. Maude Tyson, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Tay¬ lor, Mrs. Ellen Simmons, Medieus Simmons, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Wilson. 1N TER ESI IN G HIGHLIGHTS The Quettes met at the home of Mrs. Mildred Young on last Wednesday night. Serving as co¬ hostess was Mrs. Edna Virginia Luten. After the business session games were enjoyed. All received prizes. Members present included Mesdames S. F. Frazier (presi¬ dent), Constance M. Mosley, Othel¬ lo Singleton, Eleanor Williams, ivory Jefferson, Mamie Eberhardt, and Wiliiclmenia Dean. The Falcons entertained their wives with a Beach Party at To- land Collier Memorial Beach on last Sunday. Besides enjoying the balmy waters, the group attended the dcdicaLory exercises. Attending "Open House” ai Camp Stewart as guests of MiSs ■ Alfrcta Adams and her friend: there were .Misses Jettie Adams, Barbara Snype, Carolyn Gladden, Mrs. Gloria Harris Walker anu her daughter, Shelia. So sorry that the names oi j j Jacqueline Mack and Brenda Biakc were inadvertently omitted j from the list of those attending j the affair at the Y.M.C.A. on. .May 11. They are members ol Thirty-three seniors’ of Todd j iWp V :.p> Ab F jjj& > » ’ ^ Scene as local Zctas and ias entertain Savannah tollege Charm Week peaker, Dr. Nancy B. ormer grand basileus of eft to right, first row, .topped at the Close Guest Congressman Prince Preston ill arrangements for the They were accompanied by Bessie Thomas. C. A. is principal of the school. AWARDS Daniel Sj W. Wright, .seventh gradi teacher f j ; and advisor to the Or a-A Clqb at Frank W. Spem-cr ! School * 4* i was YecentJy' awarded a plaque' ol hon^r, .symbolic of services con TELE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE Viola Holbrook, Matilda Rivers, Ruoy Black, Marguerite Wright; second row, Anne jW. Jordan, 2hd Grand Anti-Ba4ileus; Alma Wade, Ola Dingle, 'local basil- eus; Nancy B. McCJhee, chair- Y.M C.A. Robert Simmons, ur., “Mr. Y.M.C.A. of Spencer School,” was also the recipient of i n award by he Y. DELTAS HOLD MEETING The members of jBota Delta Sigma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority held thq May meet¬ ing at the home of Soror Sadie Steele with Sorors Fahios Lump¬ kin and Helen Riley serving as co¬ hostesses.. ; After the routine business, a most impressive Service of mm DELICIOUS NEW FROZEN DESSERT! Only 3 minutes to make! Just 4* per So much smoother, too, with Better-Blending CARNATION! Quick and easy to fix...a delicious, economical frozen dessert made with Carnation Evaporated Milk and “Junket” Freezing Mix, To make, simply follow the “Junket” Freezing Mix label directions - and in 3 short minutes your dessert is ready for the freezing tray. What’s more you have your choice of 4 delicious "Junket” Freezing Mix flavors - chocolate, vanilla, strawberry or black raspberry. The secret of smoother frozen desserts is Carnation. Its special blending qualities just naturally make desserts richer, more delicious-no other form of milk will do lor comparable results! Why not mix "Junket” Freezing Mix and Carnation together today...and enjoy delicious frozen dessert tonight. man, executive board; Frankie Golden, Drucilla Hargrett, Es- ,ther Warrick; third row, Bro- thers B. E. Black, Wilton Scott: Sorors Nancy Walker, Ruby Kang, Madeline Harrison, Ella ; be taken at the meeting next May. The soror. welcomed soror Helen W * a r i n g t o n to the chapter. Her husband, Mr. Kenneth Wassh- ington, is employed at Savannah State College. A creative poem written on crimson paper wiu presented each soror. The same slate of officers was unanimously elected. Royal Bankers Social Club THe Royall Bankers social club met at the home of W. E. Lumpkin on West 45th street, last Thursday night. After the regular bijsincss games were .played, prizes being won by Miss Elizabeth Horne, Mrs. Rosa L. Hawthoine and Mrs. Daisy O. Tyson. Others present be- sados those mentioned were Mrs. Edna Alston, Mrs. Agnes Car¬ michael, Mrs. Virginia Davis, Mrs. Albtrta Ilarmon, Mrs. Blanche Johnson, Mrs. Jessie Mack and [Mrs. Leslie Lampkin. A delicious repast was served by Mrs. Lumpkin. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Edna Alston, 2301 Florence street. GRADUATION CARDS SCHOOI MKMOIIY HOOKS WEDDING INVITATIONS DKIDE HOOKS, NAPKINS, ETC ^ Rook Shop WHITAKER STREET FOfe RENT A FEW DESIRABLE OFFICES < in the GUARANTY LIFE BUILDING, 458 Vi West Broad Street Self-service elevator; water, lights, heat, jauitor service and ice water. Apply to GUARANTY LIFE INSURANCE CO Hiine Office: Hid West Broad Street Telephone ADams 2-2462 Fisher, Anita Stripling, Brother iosca Williams, Sorors Mabel Iunshaw, lone Dunmore, Bro. ■Tank Walker. Most of the ibove are graduates of Savan- iah State College. Dr. Nancy B. McGhee of Hampton Institute calls for a "Declaration of Independence" at Savannah State College Charm Week Vespers. LOTS FOR SALE South of Hunter Held, near Middlogrounci Road, EZRA JOHNSON Phone AOanis 4-3438 mssTAt •Hu, Look for special"Junket offer at your grocer's milk EVAPORATED^ ^NCHFAMO 'from Qonlsntsd Qgws