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SATURDAY, MAY 7, 106D rr- . ~r- sc -g t ere i ? t i 4 By W : lla Ayers Johnson DO NOT be afraid of defeaL- You are never so near to victory as when defeated in a good cause.—H. W. Beecher. * * » • MRS. IRMA S. FIELDS, Jeanes Supervisor for Chatham Coun¬ ty, elementary schools, left Tues¬ day evening for New York city, where she will attend the fifth annual conference of the Inter¬ national Reading which will be held May 5-7, at Hotel Statler-Hilton and Man¬ hattan Center. While there she will be a guest of Hotel Statler- Hilton. Upon her return she will immediately leave for San- dersville, Ga., where she will serve as a member of the Vis¬ iting Committee to review the •ark at T. J. Elder High school, ^mmencing May 9 through 11. * * * MRS. MAMIE V. SMITH of 738 E. 38th street celebrated her birthday on May 6. Con¬ gratulations! * * * MRS. CARRIE KING HERRON died Wednesday, April 27 in Los Angeles, Calif. Mrs. Herron was a former caseworker for the Family Services of Savannah, Inc. She was a native of Co¬ lumbus, Ga., but moved to Cal¬ ifornia four years ago. MR & MRS JOHN GREEN and son Bruce ’ of Englewood ’vaca- New jersey spent t t hf>i . , enrirjo tion with the Heidts 0 f 58th street. They were enter¬ tained by many friends and rel¬ atives. Jonquil Garden Club The April meeting of the Jon¬ quil Garden Club was held at the home of Mrs. Carmen Singfield, 740 East Waldburg Street. Mrs. Mary Matthews, delegate to the state convention of Garden Clubs, held in Macon April 10, gave a report of the events of the convention. Others representing the club at the meeting were Mrs. Evenell Tei-rell, president; Mrs. Margaret Priester, Mrs. Janie Bowers, Mrs. Marie Watts, Mrs. Esther Warrick, and two Junior Jonquil Club members, Andrea Anderson and Sheila Mobley. The president announced that the Jonquil Garden Club will be host to the next State Convention of Garden Clubs to be held in April, 1961. Members'in charge of the suc¬ cessful television program spon¬ sored by the club on March 29 were Mrs. Bowers and Mrs. Pries¬ ter. Members of the Junior Jon- quil Garden Clubs who partici- pated on this program were from the following schools: DeRenne, Sol C. Johnson, Spencer and Paulsen Elementary. The club is sponsoring work- i ^hops in several elementary hools. After the workshops ave been given the Junior Jon- F IfU 'flower uil clubs shows. in these Those schools schools present hav- ing presented shows thus far are Sol C. Johnson, Pearl E. Smith and Tompkins Elementary schools. Each member present exchanged plants. Mrs. E. S. Warrick re- ceived a blue ribbon for a sped- men and Mrs. Singfield received two red and two blue ribbons for horticultural specimens. The last formal meeting will be held oh May 25 at the home of Mrs. Geneva Stokes, 909 West 38th Street. Mrs. Evenell Terrell is presi¬ dent and Mrs. Evelyn R. Scarbor¬ ough is acting reporter. Choice Social Club The Choice Social club met at the home of Mrs. A. Shu¬ ler. After the business ses¬ sion. the hostess entertained with games and refreshments. All members were present. Mrs. Leslie Lampkin is president; Mrs. Joe Pugh, secretary; Mrs. Alberta Harmon, recording sec¬ retary, and Mrs. Harriet Cox, reporter. , *. j3L J*/ MRS. CLARA STEWART of 608 West 40th street will cele¬ brate her birthday on May 12. Congratulations! ¥ * * THE HEBREW PTA is having a rummage sale at 704 West Broad street which will con¬ tinue for three weeks. , * * * REV. JAMES T. BOSTON is attending the A. M. E. Zion Gen¬ eral Conference in Buffalo, N. Y. from May 4 to 18 and is stopping at the Buffalo Hotel. Before returning to the city, he will go to Canada. He will also visit his son, daughter-in- f law. and grandson, Mr. and Mrs. j James T. Boston, Jr., and, ’ .James III, in New York city; his daughter, Mrs. Ruth Thomas, in i Hartford, Conn., and other rel- atives in Philadelphia. CHARLES FRAZIER of Santa J Barbara, Calif:, will celebrate his birthday on May 7. He is! a former resident of 8., C. and Savannah. Congrat¬ ulations! MRS. CLAUDIA S. BROWN of Brooklyn, N. Y„ was in the city for two weeks visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brooks, and her mother- in-law, Mrs. Sadie E. Brown,-of 14-A Sterling street. She left Wednesday for home accompa- nied by her daughter, Brenda I Sharon. I ■ | ,, ;<■**.* .. ROBERT EUGENE YOUNG d hl >.i M. y coneratu w n , a . I MISS JOYCE YOUNG, a stu- 1 at Talladega College, spent a short spring vacation recently with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young of Montgomery. * * * rilOF. R. \V. GADSDEN, was pleasantly surprised Sunday, May 1, on his birthday when it was .announced that the flow¬ ers on the altar at the First Congregational Church were placed by the deacon board in honor of him. Mr. Gadsden is a senior deacon of the church and served as chairman of the board for a number of years. Again, Congratulations! j Acme insurance j ! Agency j GENERAL INSURANCE ; | j 815 W. 39th STREET j j j SAVANNAH, GA. AD 3-5370 i j | j MAKE YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS OUR PROBLEMS j j AUTOMOBILE DWELLING anj CONTENTS | Liability, Medical Coverage Fire, Windstorm Deductible Collision Extended Coverage Fire and Theft Other Perils COMMERCI AL MISCELLANEOUS Churches - Business - Stores Professional Liability Fire, Theft, Burglary Builder’s Risk Extended Coverage Personal Liability Vandalism, Malicious Mischief Special Risks t 4.,, Will A Representative Call At Your Request V YWCA Center On Tuesday evening, April 26, members and friends of the YWCA Center attended the annual membership meeting held at But¬ ler Presbyterian Church. The meetihg was a part of the ob¬ servance of “YWCA Week.” Y-Teen Mildred Harris Was pi¬ anist and the invocation was given by the Rev. P. A. Patterson. Fol¬ lowing greetings from Mrs. Mil¬ dred Newton, program director, YWCA Center, the Y-Teens from Cuyler Elementary School, ad¬ vised by Mrs. Retha Delaware, sang “Our Song.” The speaker, Mrs. Sujette F. Crank, executive director Phyllis Wheatley Branch, YWCA, Atlan¬ was introduced by Mrs. New¬ Mrs. Crank, superbly trained for her work, gave an enlighten¬ ing address on the overall pro¬ gram of the YWCA and revealed the many efforts in which the YWCA has pioneered. Mrs. Eugene Weathers, YWCA Center advisory committee chair¬ man, made the response to the address after which “Teen-agers in the YWCA” was recited, by the Cuyler Y-Teens. Miss Sandra Si- mon sang “No Man Is an Is- land.” Mrs. Stella J. Reeves, an ad- vi : “'. v committee member who serves as co-ordinator of Y-Teens, presented awards to Y-Teens sell- : ng the largest number of potato chips during the annual potato ch ip saIe - M ss Mi!dred Harris, who , sold 676 bags of chips, re- dra , ^ Paschal, . ^s who ^ven sold to 432 Mms bags. Sam) 1 , Appreciation was expressed to Miss Juliette Johnson and Mrs. E. K. Williams, Y-Teen advisers at Beach High School, and Mrs. Lillie Ladson, adviser at Tomp¬ kins High. Guests introduced were Miss- Ruff, executive director YWCA, and Mesdames Cole, Strozier and Mi!!, YWCA executive committee me mbers. After the program, ments were served in Barbour Hall. n Derras , “T TT "T r- p’ayed, prizes being won by Mrs. Al- berta Payne, Mrs. Estella Pate,, Mrs. M. Kendrick, and Mrs. I'Ilian Joyner. Other mem- MOTHER’S DAY CARDS Mother, Father. Son, Daughter, Sister, Brother, Wife, Grand-father, Grand-mother, Grand-daughter, Grand¬ son, A u n t. Uncle, Cousin, God-mother, God-father God-child, Sweetheart, Special Friend. Pastor, Reverend, Father, Sister. Teacher, Across The Miles, etc. llibles and Testaments SILVA’S IliHlIi suin' 115 WHITAKER STREET TIIE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA if i | I | i | I ' Iw y.t$|d mm m AV- 1 A XiHr ■ ' ' ”' t '**' ” STEPHANIE McDEW who will appear in a tap and ballet dance on the Mildred Pegues Dance recital on May 20 is bers present were Mrs. Mary Colley, Mrs, Naomi Ross, Mrs.j 'Mamie nedy, Mrs. Smalls, Myrtle Mrs. Alene Lue Hicks, Ken- j and Mrs. Dorothy Bowers. Mrs. Omega Ryals was a guest. The May meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Mamie Smalls,' president. * ---“ and Sisters Club J The Twelve Brothers and Sis- 1 tens clijb met April 25 at on the home of Mr. and Mrs. | John S. Delaware, 808 W. 45th liown in the above photo. She s the daughter of Dr, and _ s M McDew . Mrs. Gertrude om.uuc McCul- mnvu.-. presided. After the bus-' ess winners hour games being were Mrs. played; Maele- j Pugh, Mrs. Georgia Haw-, Kins, Mrs. Berdia Burke, and Ephriam Shuler. Members present were Mr Sr„j j and Mrs. Raleigh Bryant, Mr. and Mts. Joe R. Pugh, Mr. i and Mrs. Ephriam Shuler, Mr.! and MrsTSahr Hawkins, Mrs. 1 , Berdia Burke, Mrs. Gertrude, Flitch. McCullough, and Mrs. M. The pext prepting will be held ; at __ the ..._ home ___,..... of Mrs. J. .. L. Max- well, West 48th street, Good Used Brick Solid Used Lumber Phone AD 2-9546 SO MUCH LOR SO LITTLE! . . . OUR BUDGET PRICED WASH AND WEAR COTTON BEAUTY SPECIALLY PRICED THIS WEEK ONLY • Short Sleeves • Sizes 10-44, 14*4 - 24'i a Gripper Fastened Skirt ... 3 Gore Skirt Yoke back • No Starch, Little or No Ironing 2 for $7 $3.98 Each PAGE’S UNIFORM CENTER 43 WHITAKER AI) 3-0935 Cancels Fund Drive The Citizens Democratic regrets to announce that Charity Fund Drive has cancelled. The 1960 Dodge will not be given away May 6th, as planned be¬ of lack of financial sup¬ All persons who bought for this drive can get refund at any of the regu¬ meetings of the Citizens club at the Y. M. C. every fourth Wednesday at 8 p. m. We will try to all money. We wish to each and every one for support but the efreumstan- were unavoidable. Thank very much. Leroy Wilson, president. Variety Garden Club i The Variety Flower Garden met recently with Mrs Gill, 922 W. 37th street hostess. The home was decorated with ar¬ of white chrysan¬ The Smorgasbord sponsored the club was a grand suc¬ Mrs. Ruth G. Scott, pres -1 and Mrs. IR. M. Perrin! elected delegates to at-1 the State Association of clubs in Macon. The highlight original of the meeting by j an poem Mrs. dedicated to our sec- ; Mrs. P. M. Covlin, for efficiency during our first! years. Features “At With Alnra John” Alma John( R . N>> wjnnpr of Magazine's “Golden Award," rings up nn- first in the radio world by the first Woman of Color broadcast a syndicated radio simultaneously over 33 sta- ............ in 14 states. The radio series its debut on February 10. The syndicated 15 minute, week- ,y radio show - ‘At Home With A1 ™“ d,,hn - ’ heard over atation WSOK at 10:45 A.M. (Wed) m Savannah I; w sponsored by 1 er- sonal rioducts Corporation, mak-| of -------—~ MODESS Sanitary Napkins ers ■ and distributed by Nationwide Net-1 “Carnation is the milk that whips like cream — with far fewer fat calories." Miss Thrift Home Economics Director tells why.., "Carnation is the milk I use like cream-with V2 the fat calories!” Miss Pinkie Thrift is chairman of the home economics department at Southern Univer¬ sity, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. “In class we use Carnation like cream, to make favorite dishes taste extra special,” Miss Thrift ex¬ plains. “Smoother cream sauce, for example I recipe: ■if T‘* J< Whipped Sundae Salad SJSKSS'K SS (aviation C Makes 6 servings) tor tray until soft crystals form around edge 1% cups canned of fray (15-20 minutes). Whip until stiff (about atfiaSl) pineapple chunks I minute). Add 2 tablespoons lemon juice. » 1 #*•*•*_ I cup pineapple syrup Whip until very stiff (1-2 minutes longer). * Vi' 1 package Makes about 3 cups. lemon gelatin RECIPE INSTRUCTIONS: Drain pineapple. Heat Vz cup chopped nuts syrup to boiling. Pour over gelatin. Stir until Vi cup mayonnaise gelatin dissolves. Chill until thick and syrupy. EVAPORATED 1 cup chopped celery Add nuts, mayonnaise and celery. Fold whipped Carnation and gelatin mixture together. Alter¬ 3 cups whipped Carnation nate layers of whipped gelatin mixture and pineapple in tall glasses. Chill. cuiui'' “jruM CiMuaaled IM A I) I A C'HAI WHITEHEAD who will appear as “Ching Lee on the Mildred Pegues dance recital on May 20 at Beach l High School Auditorium is ’.vork. Featuring a ‘‘Salute To'Wofnen of Color” in conjunction with the! -Iui'a, li .tends ace invited to send to Mrs, John the, mames of their j Jocal women who arp doing things to make a better vuinmunity, for alL I I As Consultant for Personal Products Coipoiation, Mrs. John will “talk” with women rtltd" girls explains to a student. Carnation in the red and white can is the world’s favorite brand. ...rich, quick cheese sauce... moist mpat loaves. And whipped desserts and recipes like Whipped Sundae Salad}” (Recipe is shown below.) A special method of evapora¬ tion gives today's Carnation the consistency of golden cream-with Va the fat calories! PAGE FTV* shown in the above photo. She j s the daughter of T. Sgt. and ^ rs Vernon C. Whitehead of 517 e. W. 37tn street. j n the 33 markets through personal and her syndicated weekly radio show. Mrs. .John, who har- 7 years of experience as u radio commenta- tor and who won the McCall’s Magazine’* radio award for her broadcasting excellence, >■ the fir.t and only known professional “• reg- istered nurse to conduct a t!n vfeekly yVuli.'//fed'rhdio ' pWigram.