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SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1959
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the EXCESSES of our youth
are drafts upon our old age,
payable with interest about
(thirty years after dute.-^Colton.
MISS LAURETTA PRESTON
of New York City is vacation¬
ing with Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Law, Sr., of Bast Henry Street.
Miss Preston and Mrs. Law are
cousins.
MRS. ELLA REID SAMS, R. N ,
of West Buy Street celebrated
her birthday on July 25. Con¬
gratulations!
FRANK C. BLACKSHEAR and
his sons, Frank C„ Jr., and Leo¬
nard, are in the city visiting
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Sing-
field of Bast Waldburg Street.
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MRS. ANNA D. BRANHAM of
West 38 Street celebrated- her
birthday on July 25. Congrat¬
ulations! oti:
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MRS. ANNIE SUTTON of''•Sll
West 55 Street has returned
from LaGrange, Ga., where she
visited her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
McBride, and her grandchild¬
ren.
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MRS. JUANITA G. BELL of
218 West Anderson Street will
celebrate her birthday on July
31. Congratulations!
MISS BRENDA L. JOHNSON
of 920 Sullivan Street celebra¬
ted her birthday on July 30.
Congratulations!
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B. B. HALL and Mrs. Pearl
Sanders of Washington, D. C.,
were house guests of Mr., Hall’s
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Hall and
family of West 39 Street. After,
visiting in Baxley and Bruns¬
wick they will return to the city
f o get the children of the
Theodore Halls who will spend
a week’s vacation in Washing¬
ton.
MR. & MRS. SIMON MYERS
and their son, Albert, and* Mrs.
Myers’ mother, Mrs. Geneva
Bacon, will leave Saturday for
■a two weeks' vacation in New
York City. Mrs. Myers, the pro¬
prietor of the Myers’ Beauty
School, will do advanced study
in hair styling while in New
York.
MRS. MATTIE BECKETT, Mrs.
Rena Pringle and Clifford Ov¬
erstreet will celebrate their
birthday Friday, July 31. Mrs.
Pringle is the grand niece of
Clifford Overstreet.
Five UNCF Choirs on ABC
During August
NEW YORK, N. Y. — The
choirs of Livingstone, Knox¬
ville, St. Paul's, Clark and Phi¬
lander Smith Colleges will be
[heard during t.he month of
August on the ABC Radio Net¬
work program, “Negro College
Choirs.” The weekly radio se¬
ries, now in its tenth year, fea¬
tures the choral groups of the
member colleges of the United
Negro College Fund.
The programs originate in
New York City on Sundays and
are re-broadcast by ABC sta¬
tions -throughout the country
SANDFLY
By George Jenkins
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Phillips of
Harrisburg. Pa., are visiting rel¬
atives and friends. “M.D.,” a
former local post office em¬
ployee, is on the staff of a sub¬
station in Harrisburg. Last year
he made headlines for his faith¬
fulness to duty.
The 86th anniversary of
Skidaway Baptist church will
close Sunday. Rev. L. W. Stev¬
ens is pastor. at-
Mrs. Edna Luten who Ls
MRS. ROSENA W. FRANCES
and her daughter, Jacquelyn, of
New York City spent three
weeks in the city recently with
their grandmother, Mrs. Relalia
Wright, of 38th Street.
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MRS. MARY B. BOSTIC of
New York City recently visited
her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Adams of Newell Street, and
friend, Mrs. Mildred Hutchins.
She also visited her father in
Tampa, Fla., before returning
home.
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HERBERT RILEY and his fa¬
ther, John Riley, of Pittsburgh
have returned home after visit¬
ing relatives and friends in the
city. They left by motor Wed¬
nesday, accompanied by their
cousin, Mrs. Laura McLeod* of
506 West 40th Street.
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MISS ROSA LEE GRANT and
Miss Connie Johnson of 907
Mills B. Lane Ave: ate in New
York City visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Louis G. Johnson. They visited
relatives in Washington, D. C.,
enroute to New York.
MRS. OZIE McGLOCKTON of
Cufhbert is spending a few days
with her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
Glockton, 720 W. 45 Street.
PVT. VIVIAN STOKES, daugh¬
ter of Mr, a,nd Mrs. Littleton
ted Stokes,, has successfully comple¬
Clerical Training, at US
WAC Training Center, Fort Mc¬
Clellan, Alabama. Pvt. Stokes
will start.her 17 day leave on
July 3Pet. She will spend seven
days in Savannah visiting rela¬
tives and friends, after which
she and her mother- will .Iqave
for Mt. Vernon,. New York.
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P L A N S for welcoming new
teachers are, taking shape. This
year's Orientation Committee is
chaired by Mrs. Sadie Steele.
Mrs. Lucy Solomon will serve as
co-chairman.
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MRS. FLORENCE PATTON of
New York City w-as in the city
this week because of the death
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Jose¬
phine Patton.
MISS MILDRED BERNICE
HICKS of 218 West 47 Street
celebrated her birthday on July
27. Congratulations !f
MR. & MRS. EDWARD TYSON
of Detroit Is in the city visiting
her mother, Mrs. Addle Tyson,
and other relatives.
MISS LEONA BOLDEN of West
37 Street is vacationing in De¬
troit.
on varying days and at differ¬
ent hours. The programs are
heard in Savannah Sundays,
10; 30 a.m., over radio station
WSOK.
The choirs of the following
colleges will be heard during
the weeks of:
Aug. 2, Livingstone College,
Salisbury, N. C.; Aug. 9,Knox-
ville College, Knoxville, Tenn.;
Aug. 16, St. Paul’s College,
Lawrenceville, Va.; Aug. 23,
Philander Smith College, Little
Rock, Ark: Aug. 30, Clark Col¬
lege, Atlanta, Ga.
tending the summer "session - at j
South Carolina State college,'
Orangeburg, was home for the
weekend.
Mrs. Effie Griffin observed
her birthday July 24.
Mrs. Susie Hall is ill at the
home of her cousin, Miss Mamie
Griffin.
HISTORY TIPS
On August 4, 1865, Booker T.
Washington moved with his
mother from Hale’s Ford, Va.,
to Malden, West Virginia.
V
WORKSHGPPERS pose re-
freshments at SSC’s El'emen-
and Secondary Workshop.
Lett to right: Mrs. ; Rebecca
SWEET SMILE OF SUCCESS—Left to Right—Clyde Otis,
Artists, and Repertoire Director of Mercury Records; Milt Shaw,
president of Shaw Artists, Inc., Top Theatrical Booking Agency
for Sepia Talent; and recording sensation Brook Benton, smile
their delight over new plans for career promotion of music-
man Brook.
Milt Shaw, following in his Father’s footsteps, leads the cam¬
paign for completa employment of Negro personnel in the tech¬
nical and -administrative phases of entertainment.
Chinese Named LaCheerios’
“Girl of The Year"
New York GNS—-Educator
Lou Latour, actress-monologuist
of the year and Supreme Basi-
le'us and Founder of La Cheeri-
os, Inc., heightened one of her
major professional faucets—
that of special Education with
teenagers with her recent
tribution to Speach Arts and
The clinician’s tutoring of
Chin, 14 year old Chinese
garnered the young¬
acceptance and scholar¬
benefits from the famed
School of Special Ed¬
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Lan Chin whose application |
enrollment was sponsored
La Cheerios’ International;
Royal Bankers So. Club J
Mrs. Daisy O. Tyson of 726 j
Victory Drive was hostess j
the Dowd Bankers Social
on Thursday night, July
Afiter tne regular business,
were played. p r:zes were
by Mrs. Cora Williams,
Elizabeth Horne and Ma¬
Carrie Cargo. Others pre-
were Mrs. Agnes Oarmich-
Mrs. Alberta Harmon, Mrs. ;
L. Hawthorn, Mrs. Blancn
| Teen-Town Program, has been
named “Girl of the Year,” by
J j the organization. She was pre-
sented her certificate of merit
j stinted for her efforts prowess in preparing making her- un¬
jn
self for high school by diligent
application and adhering to
rigid instruction with a view to
a collegiate career.
The attractive Chinese stu-
dent under Lou LaTour’s
guidance and intensive instruc-
tion has the unique distinction
of being the first Oriental to
earn the newly established La
Cheerios’ “Girl of the
Award” and Gilbert School
Scholarship.
J^ hnson - Mrs Leslie Lampkin,
Mrs. Jessie Mack and W. E.
Lampkin. Next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Cora Wil¬
liams, 614 West 39th Street, on
August 6th.
HISTORY TIPS
Georgia ceded her western
territory, now part of Mississip-
pd and Alabama, on condition
slavery would not be prohibited
in the new areas, in 1802.
VISIT
HALL’S MARKET
1104 West 40th Street
For Fruits, Tobaccos, Candies. Can Goods
Drinks and Notions
OPEN 8 A. M. ’TIL 9 P. M.
Phone AD 4-9244 *
THE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE
Campfieid, Augusta; Mrs. Doris
j Mims, Savannah; Mrs. Mary
Ellis, McIntosh; Mrs. Ida Mft
chetj, Savannah; Mrs. Mattie
Farley, Mitten; John H. Lee,
Elbenton; Mrs. Verdell McOal-
I j um> Savannah; and Miss Viv-
t
Tabitha Club
The Tabitha Club met on
! July 29 at the home of Mrs. L.
| Collins, 536 E. Bolton Street,
! with the president presiding.
! After the rtgular routine busi-
j ness, games were played, Webb, prizes
being won by Me-sdames I
: T. Buckner and R. Greene.
Guest was Mrs. M. Martin. A
| dainty repast was served by the i
hostess. The following members
were present; Mrs. C. Dancy,
Mrs. T. Sampson, Mrs. L. Col-
lins, Mrs. Shavers, Mrs. I. Webb, j
president; Mrs. T. Buckner, sec- I
retary; Mrs. R. Greene, Treas.; I
Mbs. Marie Milton, reporter.
Willing Workers
Social Club
The Willing Workers SocialI
Club met at tn-e home of Mr. &
Mrs. Ephraim Shuler, July 18.
Mr. Shuler, the president, pre- j
sided. The hostess served a de¬
lectable repast. Members pres¬
ent were Henry Oasen, Mrs.
Annie M. Williams, Mrs. Lillie
Ladson, Mrs. Carrie Robinson,
Mrs. Lillie Snuler, Mrs. Rosa
Casen and Mrs. Elizabeth Scott.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Annie M. Williams,
j
Madame
Cargo
is Happy To Announce
A NEW HAIR
STYLIST
Miss Cora Lee Wynn
of New York City
who comes with five
years of experience in
this field.
Specialist in Tinting,
Permanent Waving
Cold Curling, Setting
or Finger Waving
For Appointment Dial
AD 3-2497
CARGO BEAUTY
SHOPPE
1219 West Broad St.
Mrs. Mary Patterson
Manager
Miss Cora Lee Wynn,
Stylist
Mme. Carrie Cargo,
Prop.
Local Zetas To Attend
Boule in San Francisco
Under the leadership of Soror
Elia W. Fisher, basileus, the
Alpha Theta Cnapter of Zeta
Phi Beta Sorority will be rep¬
resented at te 33rd National
Boule In San Francisco, Oalif.,
August, 1,1-17. Soror Fisher will
serve as a workshop consultant
in leadership and will co-ordi¬
nate reports of a!! workshops.
Soror Anita Stripling will
participate in the activities of
the under-graduate chapters.
Soror Alma Wade, assisted by
Soror Marguerite Wright, will
serve in the workshop for seno-
larship campaign.
Among other sorors making
the trip are Carrie Roberts
Viola Holbrooks, and Rosamai
Perrin. Mrs. Augustus Hill wil'
also go with the group and with
them enjoy a post conference
tour to Hawaii.
Soror Rosamae Perrin will re¬
main in Los Angeles after th(
Hawaii trip to complete work-
in horticulture and floral de¬
signing at the National Land¬
scape Institute.
CHARLIE STILES, proprietor of
Dry Goods, Ready to
Wear and Confectionery located
1311 West Broad street, is
In Veterans Hospital, Augusta.
He is the husband of Mrs. Eliz¬
Stiles of 720 West 47th
Birthday Party
Mrs. Florence Tolbert was
with a party on her I
birthday, July 25, by her!
Mrs. Helen Blunt. | j
the many friends pre-
were Rev. and Mrs. Rich¬
M. Dykes. Also present
Mrs. Tolbert's daughters,
Anna Dykes, Mrs. Elizabetn
and Mrs. Eila Myles.
The Schools Need
More Money
To Raise This Money Without i T.
Hardship on Any One,
The 5 Mill Tax Election Was Called
But
If the Utility Tax is held legal, the
5 Mill Tax will not be put on.
This money will be used in all
schools and for all the citizens.
We have good schools now but we
want better schools. We ask you
to help our fight to help your
children.
Listen to our telecasts Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday to get the
reasons why you should vote “Yes”
Thursday, August 6th.
COMMISSIONERS CHATHAM COUNTY
H. Lee Fulton, Jr., Chairman
Data ‘N’ Chatter
By Darcy DeMille
(ANP Syndicated Columnist)
FROM HOLLYWIOOD TO
HARLEM ... If a time schedule
can be worked ouit so the Duke
can fulfill his outstanding
signed-on-the-dotted-line night
club and concert dates, he will
by whisked to the Woods-of
Holly to pen the musical score
of Otto Preminger's next
’ Bunny Lake Is Missing.” Seems
Preminger flipped over the dy¬
namic score Ellington whipped
up for “Anatomy of a Murder.”
Speaking of moviemakers and
making, looks like that beauty
with talent piius, Susan Kohner,
is a shoo-in for the starring
part In “The Story of Ruth” . .
couldn't happen to a nicer (or
more deserving) girl.
Heretell Na-t King Cole and
his wife, Miaria, have placed an
order with a famous adoptlor
agency for a baby boy. THAT'.'
why the rumors cropped
‘Nat's wife Is expecting . . .”
RlOA-Victor’s loss Is Capitol's
gain (In this case anyway).
Seems Lena Horne miffed at the
treatment of the Poesy and
Bess album she cut with Bela-
fontc, bade the boys at RCA
adieu and entered the Capitol
camp . . .
With all of the
concerning the elections In “60”
already craping up, this defl-
Boston Will Have First
Jazz Festival 21-23
BOSTON, Mass. (ANP) Bos¬
ton will have Ms first Jazz Fes¬
tival at Fenway Park on Aug¬
ust 21-23.
The festival is sponsored by
the Sheraton Hotel Corporation
ortd Gdorgr Wein, owner of the
Storyvllle night club.
The schedule Is as follows;
Friday, August 21: Jimmy
Rushing, Buck Clayton, Vic
B & R SERVICE STATION
MILLS B. LANE & HOPKINS
Tires, Batteries, Accessories
Specializing in Lubricating
Simonizing, Washing
Open (> A. M. to 1:00 A. M.
PHONE A Da ms 2-0991 (JIVE US A TRY
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nition came to mind. "A politi¬
cian is a mhn who- stands for
wihat he thinks.others will faU
for.”
Ernestine Anderson will mm- j
tinually win fame as a singer
She will also be long remem¬
bered for her kindnesses to
those who are less fortunate."
Examples: During a recent
Chicago engagement, she was
introduced to several people
who came back to her dressing
room following the show. Dur¬
ing the usual round of conver¬
sation, the subject turned to
New York City, Ernestine's
“adopted” hometown. One of
the guests remarked that she
hoped one day to go to that city
to look for a long lost brother
last heard from 15 years ago.
Mtss Anderson promptly turned
her attention on the troubled
young woman, fired questions,
and In a matter of minutes had
all pertinent data on said lost
brother. She amazed her co¬
workers by saying she would
personally launch an investiga¬
tion once back In New York.
She dismissed the red-tape in-
volved saying “I know a lot of
people In New York ... it
shouldn’t be too hard to find
him ...”
Dickenson, Bud Freeman, The-
lonious Monk, Dakota Staten,
Ray Charles, Pee Wee Russell.
Saturday, August 22: Dave
Brubeck, Roy Eldrldge, Modern
Jazz Quarter, Herb Pomeroy
Band, Sarah Vaughan.
Sunday, August 23: Chxla
Conner, Duke Ellington, Oscar
Peterson, pinah Washington,
and Dizzy Gillespie.