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SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1960 By W*Ua Ayers Johnson ••THE MAN whose conscience never troubles him must have it pretty well trained.” HUMILITY like darkness re¬ veals the heavenly lights.—Hen¬ ry D. Thoreau. * , , DO NOT THEN be afraid of a good cause.—H. W. Beecher, MRS. EARI.INE RllUEN is the new saleslady at Robbins Store, corner of Park Avenue and Wtest Broad street. She is the fjBtt T Negro woman to be em- pjjyed p r at tins store. OBS w h'as doubied ...... during the month. We hope that other stores will try Robbins method, ,, „__, _ cox, is a regular Tribune car¬ rier. Congratulations to Mrs. Bruen and her employer! ROBERT LEE has to New York city alter a Miss Bertha E. Lee and Mrs. Sarah O. L. Clarke. THE BENEDICT CLUB had an enjoyable moonlight boat town guests were on board In- eluding a group of foreigners from Egypt. A guest from Cali- fornia seemed to have ty in believing that the pleasure boat, “The Visitor,” Is owned and operated by a Negro Capt. Samuel Stevens. The boatride by the Benedict club will be on August 21st. You are invited. A1 Greene is presi¬ dent of the club. • * * * MARION BENTON and chil¬ dren from Corona, L. I., New York are here visiting Mr Ben¬ ton’s mother, Mrs. Sarah Ba¬ con, and his sister and brother- er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas. MRS. ESSIE m! SIMMONS COHEN of New York City is in the city visiting relatives friends • lends. She She is is the the hnnse house p-nest 8 ue; '~ of her mother-in-law, Mrs. L. E. Ingram of West 37th street. * * MRS. CELESTE ibrarian, Carnegie Library, and Mrs. Dorothy Taylor, member, have returned Montreal, Canada where they attended a Library Conference, Enroute home they visited Hal- Tax, Nova Scotia for a few days. E. J. Josey, chief librarian at Savannah State College, also attended the conference but •a-d to rush back for summer MR. am and MRS. iuR« JOHN mriv D. ti b|ADSDEN of Bronx, N. Y., spent a part of their vacation in the city during the past two weeks. Mr. Gadsden, the first to arrive, was the house guest of his aunt, Mrs. Rebecca Price of East Broad street. He return¬ ed to New York Saturday. Mrs. Gadsden, the former Miss Eli¬ zabeth Livingstone, arrived Fri¬ day and is the house guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Greene. MR. & MRS. MADISON G. TERRELL announce the birth of a daughter, Patrice Elaine, on June 23. Mrs. Terrell is the former Miss Vivian Wise. Con gratulations! CHOIRS PULPIT GOWNS 411 Colors ond Color Combinations Badges for Ushers ond Organizations CHURCH FURNITURE OEPT. fulpils, Pews, Comm. Tables lowest Prices Available WRITE FOR FREE CATALOG SPRINGER FASHION UNIFORMS 701 H St., N. E. 77 Alabama St., S.W. Washington 2.0,5. *!!»«*• 3. SoO'Sla STAFF SGT. LINCOLN DAVIS of Henderson, Tenn., celebrated his birthday on June 30. Con¬ gratulations! * * * BRI< ? HT .?° Y : LEY . left Saturday J for Miami, : Fla., after a visit with her aunt, i Mrs. Mattie Beckett, 911 W. to'aUend^tle^rnera/of' : her uncle, N. H. Beckett. ; NORMAN SIMMONS of 1908 West 60 street celebrated his birthday on July 6 . Congrat¬ ulations! MRS ARTILLA J. ESTERS,j formerly of Trenton, N. J. j who is now residing in Ancho-j j j rage, Alaska, will celebrate her birthday on July 10. Mrs. Es- , Pers ... husband Sgt- S. G. Esters.; i > is stat |hned with the U. S. Army in Alaska. MISS BERNITA DARBY of 334 waters Ave., an announc- er for Radio station WJIV. will “ ,Ul, * j * * MISS EDRINA L. SLATER of . 929 1 i West 37th street, an ployee at the Savannah Tribune, cciebratc her birt ' Mar j July 12 ' Congratulations! 1IAn IIORACE ,* OLIV * ER * of Washing-; | ton ' D ' C ’ a retired government ( em P lo y ee ’ Is visiting his broth-, eT and s - ster - in - law > Mr. and Mrs - Carl ° liver of 810 East | Bolton street. ! MRS. Rl BY Y. FANROA of Jersey City is spending her va¬ cation here visiting her moth¬ er, Mrs. Bell Young and other relatives of this city and Har- deeville, S. C. * * 4- JAMES GORDON has return¬ ed from Miami University, Ox¬ ford, Ohio, where he attended the National Hi-Y Congress. Mr. Gordon was one of the del¬ egates of the West Broad St. YMCA. * * * MRS . GEO r G IA Y. GORDON celebrated her birthday on _ Mon- j uly 4 congratulations! ] , , , , ] R. C. BROOKS, former Tri- c . arrier now Elding in New Y ork City, is vacationing in the city along wlth his par . { ents. “R. C.” is now in the twelfth grade . » * * MRSi LILLIE HAMMONS, 510 W est 3'7th street, will serve din- ners _____ at her residence Friday, j u j y g beginning at Soon. The procee ds will go to the NAACP Freedom Fun d. She will be assisted by the members of the Woman s AuxlhaT Ethel y of Luten, th e N. A | A ^ p _ Mrs pres- j den ^. Everyone is invited to 1 stop by and buy , a d i nne r to j help this wort hy cause. ' MRS. PENNIE BLOUNT 0 f New York City, former nahian, is spending her vaca-1 tion in the city as the house, guest of Mrs. Willie Mae Smith, 502 W. 38th street. She would like for her 0 j d friends to stop by and cha t w ith her. ______- July 4, 1831—Nat Turner’s in- surrection against slavery began j Virginia. ! SAVE -Take Home Schlitz Half-Quarts Schlitz in the '/ 2 -quart cans gives you V 3 more Schlitz than 12-oz. cans—doesn't cost Vi more PHONE AD 2-3819 HOWARD BEVERAGE CO., Inc. S. A. L. Frt. STATION, LOUISVILLE ROAD w ass YMCA Activities The following persons make the Educational Tour California, which is being sored by the Adult club of the West Broad Y. C. A., of which John W. realtor, is chairman. Savannahians: Mr. and Willie Fleming, Mrs. Willie wards, Mr. and Mrs. Thweatt, Mr. and Mrs. W. Djobson, Mi - , and Mrs. Perrin, Mr. and Mrs. Greene and son, Mr. and E. B. Law, Mr. and Mrs. Thorpe, Mrs. Sadye L. Mrs. Sadie D. Steele, O. L. Douglas, Miss Rita G. Mrs. Magdeline Allen, Mrs. thur Grant, Mrs. Editta Mrs. Margaret Oliver, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Louise Collier, Simm0ns ’ Richard P ' Sim mons, Mrs. Julia H. Austin, Catherine Torrence, Mrs. mese Dowse, Mrs. Francis Sharpe, Mrs. Cassie Mae ler, Miss Ruth Mullino, Edgar Moore, Miss Gloria trie, Mrs. Mattie Leake, jr lmira Haywood, Mrs. Deloach , s . L . whit e> s r Mrs CIyneta Marcus . Miami , Fla . Mrs. Aleph Whitehead. York: Mrs. Ruby Dozier. sonviUet pia.: Mrs. Jimmie L Kennerly, Mrs. Louise P. Mrs. Mary Lewis, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Willie Harris, Mrs. Cynthia King, Mrs. Robinson. Milledgeville: Florence Davis, Mrs. Mary Lawrence, Mrs. C. O. Mrs. Lula J. Harris. aid: Mrs. Jimmie J. R. Eula Lamar. Fort ley . Mrs . j j Frambo , Mrs. m. t*«. m len , Mrs. Coleen Williams Sparta: Miss Ruth Seales, Margie Barnes, Miss Harper, Mrs. Eldeen W. e rts. Beuna Vista:. Mrs. Z elle Sampson, Mrs. Annie Porter, Mrs. Rosa Waycross: M!rs. John St. Marys: Mrs. Gertie more Mrs. Frank Woodbine: Mrs. Annie Lou er, (Mrs. Pauline Wrens: Mrs. Walton Freeman. Colquitt: Miss tiss Jones. Hinesville: Mildred Turner. Mrs. Viola Boles. Mitchell: Roslyn Cheely. The above group will the night of July 28 on campus of the University New Mexico, in New Mexico. Albuqurque located In the middle Grande Valley, and is 5,lyb above sea level. It is a sion point for the Santa Railroad, and is served by transcontinental and two er airlines. The University of New ico is noted for its Pueblo architecture. A school for Indians and academies are in Old Albuquerque was in 1705 and was named for Duke of Albuquerque. The weekly USO party for servicemen will be held day night beginning at 8:30 m. Miss Anne Jenkins, staff Aide> wi u b e in ___ Jolly 14 Social Club The Jolly Fourteen Social met at the home of Mrs. Robinson 618 Kline street. was carried out by president. Plans are ma de for a motorcade to nandina Beach, July 31. business routine a delightful past was served by the tess. Next meeting will be the home of Mrs. Eula W. 38th street. Mrs. El- nora Smith, president; Mra Leila Mkc Hart, reporter. THY SAVANNAH TRIBUNE, SAVANNAH. GEORGIA | | SIGMA GRADUATES HONORED 1 —Members attending the party 1 given by Soror Hawkins in honor . of the graduating Sorors are from left to right seated: Barbara dan, recipient of the Alpha 1 Sigma Scholarship Award; Lillie j_ SlMlh rr~ to ~eive - at Meeting J ] Charles J. Smith, III WASHINGTON, D. C.—Charles J. Smith lit, director of public re- ] a tj 0I1S) Florida A&M University, has been appointed to coordinate a session and serve on the nomi¬ nating committee during the an¬ nual meeting of the American Col¬ lege f Public Relations Association f ,T Administration i Section here in the Sheraton-Park Hotel, Tlje nominating committee for the Administration Section will make its report during the annual business meeting of the Adminis- j tration Section at 5 p.m., Tuesday, i July 12. The committee wilt pre¬ | aent a slate of officers to be elect- ed du ,.j ng the business meeting, This appointment was made by James H. Denison, assistant to the President, Michigan State Univer¬ sity. Smith waS named coordinator by Bradley Beach Motel Hilton Head, South Carolina NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ENJOY A RESTFUL WEEKEND OR VACATION j UNDER IDEAL CONDITIONS AT REASONABLE RATES UNIT FOR TWO — $5.00 UNIT FOR FOUR—$8.00 (Without Cooking Facility) (Without Cooking Facility) UNIT FOR TWO — $7.00 UNIT FOR FOUR—$9.00 (With Cooking Facility) (With Cooking Facility) HOME COOKED MEALS AT ADJACENT PAVILION BATHING * FISHING * CRABBING • DANCING CALL AD 3-5370 OR WRITE 815 W. 39th STREET SAVANNAH, GEORGIA BEAUTIFUL CHURCH SITES OFFERED Religious Organizations Seeking New Locations North East corner West Broad anil Duffy 120 feet facing West Broad North East corner West Henry and Burroughs 60x100 feet from Henry street to Duffy Lane. 517-19 West 31st St.,—90 feet frontage on 31st street. CALL AD 4-3432 Ezra Johnson FOR INFORMATION i Philson and Bernice Jordan, gra- duates. Standing left to right: Opal McClain, Luella Hawkins, Advisor: Auroras Jo Ann Foster and Alice Eady. for The the Sorority by ended awarding its activities two Girl j year Jim Jordan, chairman of the Ad¬ ministration Section Program. The coordinator’s duties will include chocking the meeting facilities, watching session timing and evalu¬ ating the session. The session to be coordinated by Smith is scheduled for 3 p.m. Mon¬ day, July 11. The speaker will be Dr. Elmer D. West, director, Offic" of Statistical Information and Research, American Council on Education. IJe will speak on “The Pacts About Fact-Gathering on Higher Education.” ATTY. BELFORD LAWSON, Jr. KEY NOTE SPEAKER—'Washing- Attorney Belford Lawson, dr • delivered the keynote ad- dress at the NNLBA s First Na- tional Convention in Atlantic City. The convention ran for; 7,! three days—July 5, 6 , and with activities programmed at Jamaica Motel (convention ' headquarters) and Westside All! Wars Memorial Home. ( One of the highlights of the convention of the National Ne- I gro Licensed Beverage Associ- Scout Camperships. New officers for the year ]:'(1(4- j 61 are: Opal McClain, President; Barbara Jordan, Vice IV. ident and Claudia Pace, Secretary-Tren- | surer. atlon was Its annual NNLBA banquet. Featured speakers] were Robert N. C. Nix. Congress- ] man and William O. \\,> ;d. n of the Alcoholic IUverage Con-1 i trol Board, Washington, DC. ll -ntn how great :V t]|$ Mt - fff | V t JL c; used to taste? j A*.- ayil&w 1 X VpD. U At f£»« WP ' ilf* T v . -- , III & fef ' - ' / \ p 4 Jg * ) X CIGARETTES M!SS LOUISE JEFFERSON t), , v . •uarart »mm, rmmamummm _J (,ir and Product lull Henri I ni uu, |,]|, I'reHR, New York (ht\ i.rialovai lu ky Eg n a ii i W feu ike Ian 1 get m» ntu< li imhi v. ij, y« c% i' 4 m3 ■ i M !> < -'M «'U, <>l i III k It III i ; 'III. H - 11 1 • ‘ - few D I ,l\ i ht t‘ li »* I j k ' j ft ft w*- A. %•. IP f** i llni f * aiJ ; 1 6 <VT' c sa ''y ■ JtArtuxv- a ovi •>udau itume iiiamabe Announcement Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Alston an-| bounce L.e marriage of their aaugmer, Utona mien, uou Auy.j on! ituoui t i eLerson nurns, June 4, 1960 ¥oik City 1 m new . i Attorney Burns is a graduate of Brooiu/u Law' Scaooi aiul is| now wan t,uc Legal Aid Bocieiy.i ivfis. Burns is tne former i uiui.a n..uvill of tills city. One IS now employed ns a duoiai fuveswgubor for tire e/e^uruiftin Oi i uoiic Wchare i\ew Hulk City. LtiCbrate Tin Anniversary O 11 Sunday, Juno 26, thoi fourth anniversary of Inc Li¬ censed Practical nurses and installation oi the new officers or -tne organization were herd' at the West Broad street Y. M. C. A. at live o clock. The guest speaker, Miss Ro¬ sa,.e wunoms, u. N., used asj j her subject "Pursuit oi Excel- itucy in Nursing." ol! James Luton, principal loinpKms nigh tenuoi, install¬ ed tne officers for iuou-ul. as,] ioiiows: President, Mrs. Sar&h Bran-1 nen; vice president, Mrs. Edith \ M. Brown; secretary, Mrs. Thel¬ ma Lasse ter; Asst, secretary, Mrs. Anna Loll McLendon; ] treasurer, Mrs. Gertrude Hall, The regular meeting of the | association Wednesday, Is to be held on j July 13. All mem-' bers are asked to be present. 1 Mrs. Julia Austin, reporter; ' PAGE FIG Rummer library to Be Upen two Weeks At Montgomery The Montgomery Community Association will sponsor a two w ceiis' summer library and ac¬ tivity .session at the Montgom¬ ery Community House begin¬ ning Monday, Juliy 11 through rnuay, July 22 Horn 10 a- in. to 12 noon. . • ■ -« The schedule will include story hour, arts and craft, mu¬ sic, outde,-or activities, games and nature study The Talladega College library is co-sponsor of the project. Tne institution nas loaned approx¬ imately two hundred juvenile oouks to assist with the pro¬ gram. Miss Joyce Young, a student at Taiiaaega wno served as -an assistant librarian at tne col¬ lege during tne past year, will conduct tue prugiam assitsed cy Mrs. M. G. loung at the Montgomery community House. Parents are asked to register then children iur u.e project. Ages range from 5-12 years. T urther information may be ob¬ tained by telephoning EL 5-1125 Women’s Civic Club The Women’s Civic club met at the YMCA Friday night, Ju¬ ly 1, Mrs. R. Whltf} gave a short address. iNew triembers are always wblcdme. Nftk. Ethel Luterrls president! Mrsi Annette Smith, secretary; dAd Mrs. Dorothy Joned] reporter.