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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX See New Irritations in Negro, White Job Competition HEAVY L05aE5 [N JOBS BALANCED BY NEW WORK OPENING UIP As the battle for jobs continues between colored and white work ers there is evidence of new irri tations centering around labor un jon hostilities and the dismissal of Negro workers whose places have been taken by whites. The political jssue was brought to the front in Warren. Ohio. when the employ ment of six Negroes on a retaining wall built by the city was objected to by opponenis of the city adi ministration who demanded that voters faor “someboc¢ s who woild give white folks some work” The city administration was re-cleeted however. Labor pDisputes The outstanding controversy with organized !abor is in Boston where Negro sirike-breakers have been engaged on the docks as longshor men. Incidentally. this has occa persons looking for work of fa character. In Lexington. Kj 38 portation of Negro me« hanics f1on North Carolina who are working Bor less than 'Her]l wh. o tich iay be the beginning of difficulties ior Negro building tradesmen who have been accustomed to work in all branches of the industry thru out the city. The organization ot a local of Negio asphalt workers in St. Paul, Minnesota. has caused 2 dispute cver the wproverbial ques tion of the use of Negro workers on the same jobs with white work ers Consideration 13 being given in Minncapolis 'o further unioni zation of Negro laboer, the initiative apparently coming from within the group itself. Whites Supp!an! Negroes Contrary to their former custom employvers who discharge Negroes and turn their places over to winios are now offering excuses for so doing. Thus. in Austin. Texas..job bing houses claimi that they find it more profitable to use whites ‘ deliver iheir. gocds because of the! time consumed by Neczro workers goin: to their homes and other| places on personal missions. Sanj Antonio reports losses in houshold! employment due to the belief oli the unreliability of Negro workers | Displacements have been reportedi in Toledo. Ohio, where white ele-, vator operators and stock guls arey used in a department store Hacause they can serve as clerks in an/ emergency. In Wilmington. Dele-; ware. jobs formerly held by jani-, tors and laborers nave been tuined| over to whites. In Covington. Ky..| similar displacement is noted lnf Ne ik N, J. a popular lunch] company is tsing white buss bn'ls' in place of Negro boys and in Chi- | cago a large chain lunch (\.\,tab!ish-! ment, formerly cnploying many! Negro cooks and buss boys has dx.—A! missed them. i New Jobs Opern | These losses have been compe:)-i gated for in whole or in part by gains in public werks, building ©u: “tructioni. and other fields thatl are being used to give work to unemployed men. Among the cities reporting gains of this character are Denver, Ft. Wayne, N(‘x\'m‘ki Springfield 111, St Paul. Warren, Ohic. and Hot Springs. Rvsumptlon‘ of werk in the automohile industry was responsible for fion six hun-| dred to eight hundred workers re turning to their former jobs at thc’ Ford Motor Company. The Moun-| tain States Telephone and 'F(,-Ie-! graph Company have two salesmen | solieiting new patrons for the v-'m—! pany. A coal company in Akron_| Ohio, is employing six salesmen. ’ aILENT PRIR 00T, RU§ Couple Escape After Quiet Robbery UNIDENTIFIED — i e | MEMPHIS, Tenn Dexo 1 f J W Brown 23 white extra npe- | rator of the Serond-DeSota sireet car. was held up. robbed, and shat, by two Negro highjackers Friday nicht about {on o'clocr With cistickness and precision the couple boarded the cor after sighaling for it 1 stop sizged their robhory apt and then dizsanpeaved in the darkness of the night Not! a single word vos nitered by either of the two robbers. The only sound made was from the automatis pistol that sd1t a 32 hullet in the right nid» of the motnrman. He was rushed 46 the Baptist hagnital in a Hinton - zr-bhulance, Bravn tnld police officers that he “#tepned his car at Main and Sat férzm*. to pick up the two men o Mg retirn from the north end « B ri». The pair enterea the ca- | @3~ of the men stuck nis pistof| 1M th~ side of the motor.an andj #ired then took the monev-change | ipanininine ten dollars. They then, whrhonrded the ear and headed t ‘ ®ard the Wolf Piver. A few ynm—1 F¥c o, Inter mearbv reighbors found %u- wounded motorman iying on #ie floor of his car, blesding. The Veolf River is deing combed .n %-ch of the robbers ‘ = Mre Alice Medlock, 55. 156 Gil @ was fatally injured Wednes sy afternoon at six o'clock when - she was struck by an engine at the | » ~ Social News | Continued from Page 3 ENTERTAINS FOR DEBORAH CLASS On Sunday afternoon Miss Helen Williams was hostess to the Debo 1ah Cilass of the Beulah Baptisi Sunday school at her home on Hun nicut St Many members and Vis itors were present Plans were mace to give a miscellaneous shower for Miss Nodie Howard. bride-elect, and member of the class Mrs. Marian Broughten, pres Miss Ella T. Randolph. sec _GIVES BIRTHDAY PARTY i. Mrs Sarah Matihews gfave A birthday party in honor of - My ‘James Walter Allen. = Friday Ny 27 Mr Allen had for B guests 'Mr and Mrs Jones. Mr and Mrs - While. Miss Pauline Evans. Ms Wilson Callaway. My [ P Reya olds. Mr. Paul Pooie, Dr. Chatiman and Mr. Jesse Mangum. Littlc Miis Christine Jones presented a gilt hehalf of he guests. A delighuul afterncon was enjoyed by a'l 8 7 W GRAD. 10 MiET Graduztes and forme: students of Booker T Wwashing on . H.;;h‘ School are uwied to nmeel ab the school Fridav. December 4ehs o Charles H Bonner, presiaene altinni assogiatany 1 e | CRESCENTS ENTERTAIN | SIGMAS ' The Zeia Chapler of the Phai Beta Sigma Fraternity was (_‘labm'«! ately entertained by the Crescent | Club at the home of Mrs Smith on ' Ashby Strect. It was o gala affair and enjoyed by all present l‘ Some of the popuiar yvoung ladies, adding color to the Uc-l casion. were Misses Roland. Black burn. Herderson, Maxwell. \‘.':1(i~’ leys Moore, Goodwin, Furlong and 1 Williams. A few hisghlightis representing Zeta Chapter were DMcessrs. Alex ander. Tompkins. Nicks and "Pres jes . We were also honored with one of our national officers. in the per son of Mr € ¥ Troub who is the vice-president o f the S8 uthern | regional district Other out-of-town Sigma men who added to the affair woere Me Clarin. Gaither. Charleston ‘x:.:!i Wilkerson. i Representatives of the graduate | chapter were Dr. Winn Dr Z\Tonre,l Nicks Smith and Rive's | Crescents who were rosnousible | for the affair weee Moo Hol | Lngswerth. 1. - Willians. Jerri ¢ eather, and Harris. | i | GIVES THANKSGIVING | DINNER 1 Miss Mo a Enpglish, 732 - Jano Avenue, entertained with o Thanksaiving dinner Thursday ev aning after t h e Clark-Morris Brove pame- The tabie w 4 s beautifully decorated carrying out the Thanksgiving idea Dancing and card playving fea tured the afternoon Thoe pubsis ancladed Misses Tewe! Gaston. Alice Holiday, Etta Reese, Prisciila Owens and Eddie Wheeter, e ! 'ENTERTAINS FRIZNDS ; Miss Ella Rardoioh a student of | 'Spelman College, entortained a !{ow of her friends with ¢ Thanks: | }giving dinner at her homie Thoe guests were: Miss Janie Tur-or. a student of O 1 & v k ‘uniiersi 7 Messrs. Hillard Lowe. Ezel Bussev Booker and Spurgeon Watson An onjoyable evening was spent by eyveryone, DINNER PARTY Mr and Mrrs S 6 Buffington of 5 F Gartrell entoslained with a Thanksgiving dinner on Thursday evening . gt Aheir -residence . Tho abie Avas beautifuily: decorated with chryvsonthemums in the cen wr. On oacn side Wik 4 pumpkin tind, : laden with fruit. A four ‘ourse dinner was served Missos Georgia Bailey, Janie Anderson and Abs J B Willis assisted in atertaining, ! Those enjoyirg the hospitality of l he genial Hosts were Moirs Tri man Kellopg: 1. C. Brown W I ianht. Profeit Fisch Me and iMrs: J H Bostic. Mes Casrie | Kelley. | R e L HOST TO DINNER Miss Ella W Woeslew cntoriained 1 a - Thaakssivine dinner ov Thursday. Novembor 26 Evorvone here chowed the Thankssivine Lpinil ccveeidllv wiven they wpre atheradn aroiingd the boaatifaliv lecoratell falile of pleniy Ths "?(‘H‘l", Weohy Do aed Mpe 00 ) "ln‘!;mri My Zollie Head 51 e saite § leon RIe and My ] 3 lL(»\'c‘.f "J’:\\' AT BeME Mg W AL Cach of 133 (o LAt Ol S W e of Baee l' fe of ho fionds foubg 9 o )'"f'."'”"d'b" puaiiga. Niyupmalye e o i Thase invited to spond tha evon Mnscortinn of B-aadwav and Lauderdale. She died ai tke (iene ral hospital Fridav mornira at 1205 :\‘ "(‘41“’!?!"!{ ty pv\l“m “enrt tho outas had becon lhwered bafgre the rrod woman atepted to cross ~the N € & 8t 1. Railroad tooks 1?: ‘ore the avivn] of an engine init E':‘:(' bapn svit~hing some cars near b irtereastign Bht (s survive ] by L Nves ol iidren, Willie Metioik | Mrs. Ada B. Newe!l and Mics rils Tvuns tuia gigtors . Mes Nellie lgf’.':!'ter and Mrs. Gertrude John son, thres grundchildren, Mrs. Louise B. Jordan of Chicago: Miss Annie and Mildred Mae Owens. son-in-law. Burton Nowells. and a niiece. Mrs Callle H. Smith. T H lHa_ves & Sons have cha gz of the remains, ;ing with Mrs. Couch were Mrs. & R Wilson. Mrs L. Brown., Mrs J W, Butts. Mrs. Clarence Nix, Mrs (M. L. Cleveland. Mis. R J. Mina ituo. HONOR FRIENDS . Mr and Mrs J F Woods Jr 553 Robin Street, entertained at a six oclock Thanksgiving dinner in honor of a fow immediate friends, Mr. and Mrs Perey Wray, and Mr and Mrs David Biown Mis Woods was assisted in entertaining by her sister, Mrs. Sanoa Lovett After dinner. whist was enjoved by all | e BT 'ENTELTAIN AT THANKS | GIVING DINNER { NMr and Mirs. Paul Simp:on ¢on itertained at a Thanksgiving dinnger lon Thursday night, November 26 honoring the Ever Ready - Social (Club. A brief a n d interesting fmeeting -was held. after which a lovelv two course dinner was sev ved. The table was beautifully de ‘corated with mints and fruits and lat each end were slender blue tapers Iin gold halders. After dinner was served dancing was the featured diversion of the evening. Mrs. Simpson reccived her guests wearing a dinner gown of blue silk canton crepe. Mr. and Mrs. G S Stafford will entertain the club December 3 at 220 Dun lap Street. Mr. Paul Simpsep. nracidont. Seen and Heard BUMPED INTO EDGAR Bpinky 'Ma:tin Sunday afternoon in cors pany svith I T Greenwootd ana :Pe!o Jenkins Mr Martin s wdii known in the social citcies ol At lanta and has just returned from a trip that extended through Mobih New Orleans Baten - Rowge and other points Southvicst 1 Se o R TR s | MANY SOCIAL ELITFS woe lout to hear the Bama State Col | legians Saturday night at the park | Yo olde sc¥ibe cauzht Ielen (,‘: ".Inhnsmx Euphemia Kendricks .Jxmmic Lou Wilkins Bessie Hav vood. Addye Crump. Alice Pear: son. Rubv Standfield: Corile ‘She rard. Ruth Warner. 1 3 Fckso Alma Lono Emma JTohnsopn Hep. | bert RKoland Oliver Haolmes, Joel Wachburr. - Jesse Burney Jesse Arnetle. Clocil Walker Andrew Tewis Sam Johneon © Dr- Mark Thomas, LeRoy MeNeil. John Jack: son. Eric Roberts. James Barber ‘Brick Johnson,. [LéRBoy Creddell ! Emmett Spurlock Shag Jones and many others flaming collegians ‘idzn;r'in; to- tho tunes of tho hilari ous Bama bouvs, e 1 MiSS EFFIE CAUDLE former| popular member of Atlanta social | world ana Clark university stusdent 2as a2 Thanksgiving visitor. Miss caudle ywas here to witness the turkev dev game and is teaching school rear Menroo. Ga. THE BATN BOW. Sseial cligh Will stadge thelr Gnninl dance on | Decemiber Uth on the Ronf Garden Ball room from 9 until 1. This af fair is a sthictly invitdtional affah:; and adinit. must b= presented at the door. This club is composed of | rpopular ‘merbers of the socviall world Tneopolus Filowe as presi dent Edwar Filis, vice president Stanwall Ca ithers. socretary, and s:one other than the oid° master Luther Stokes as buiiness mor Clubs ‘ | - THE BOUQUET BRIDGE CLUB - MWae e liohifully entertained at e bome of Mes Coredlia M. Hill last Salpdie aftecnnan at A2 Bridze waz the feallire of the aft ernocn Al guite a0 nuamber Tof Vintors wore present. who cnjoyved With un tHe geegiian,. Drizes vior ;i‘ﬂ."l{’(i : ,‘7" 3 [ s £ :‘\7: b -(; AL Curninenam. Jfiest elih prizo Miss Marie Sims booby and Mis Lizzie M Flournov the first sues prize . After a golicions ¢ past the club adjourned : Mis Katie M. Walkins prociden: THE SCIPLE TERRACE COMMUNITY cLUD Was ontiarained with o {1iokoy dinner. oy Thursdav nipht Naov jember 26 af {he home 6f 2Ir ang | Attention Ambitious| - @ Women, 3 T N gféggi,.-;% & EARN GOOD (8 BT L - PROFITS T J?‘r' 4, More People W Tt LT Are Needed . m @ To Supply ekt 4 f(\ "’;;:,.g, ;2' the Increasing NN AE 1{9};5’ g 2 8 < PORO HAIR and S PREDARATIONS For Terms Write 54 PORGCOLLERE, inc. 1“4‘:5 South Parkway, Chicago, (llinols Posa Black — 441h 1o 431h Street OVER 80 YEARS —— e Il eFFECcTIVE USE | T "”,N‘S Vg A B ; C oLl N ' SRR Tradewars Rey. U 8. Pat. OF, ‘ for ' Bladder and Kidney Trouble At Your Druggist or Bend 800 for a Trial Box e ®. PLANTEN & BON, INC. 83 Henpy Blaoah Brockyp, ¥, ¥, THE ATLANTA WORLD, ATIL.ANTA, GA. yMrs. Arthur Harris. The home was beautifully decorated with red and white roses. We were honored by the presence of a great number of friends. After dinner. a wonderful pro gram was rendered. Every one seemed to have a wonderful time Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Hill : Mrs. Agnes Dullot. president Mis Inez Davidson reporter THE E W (. CL1B Met at the home of Mrs Temmie 'Poole. 186 Harris Street, N E The president presiding. The club, in their usual way .voted to give our elderly members. also others that are not membersi and reported to ‘the club in need.) a Thanksgiving offering. . We were delighted to hiave a number of visitors and one new member added to our roll Aflter the routine of business we were served a royal repast. Next meeting at the home of Mrs. Elsie Warner, 186 Baker Strret, N E. TFesday night., December 8. . The president requests all mem bers to be present at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Exie Nixon, president Mrs. Malinda L. Brazel, secretary . | THE JOLLY GIRLS SOCIAL ; CLUB ‘ Pay last tribute to their Steie tary., Miss Ruth Weaver. who de parted this life, November 24 Hhu'} was a faithful member. We f(*(,‘l' that it s aur logs but heaven's| ain f Miss Vandergriff, president Miss Clark. reporter STAR LIGHT SOCIAL CLUB Metl at the home of Mr: J H Rush. 701 Pitt Place. Sunday even ing. November 99 3t 330 charp with the president in the chair Business was discussed briefly by t h e president dand othsrs My David Hunter, Jr.. was voted vice president of the clib. and Miss Annie Bell Rush. chairman of the arogram committee. New member was Mrs. Annie Howell. The eclub will mecet Sunday eveing Dec ember 7 at the home of Mrs Annie Mae Howell, 58 Irwin St ar 2:30 sharp. All members are asked ‘0 be present. J. €. Rogers president Brs. Pearlie Thomas, report-r 300 SOCIAL CLUB | Entertained at a Thank~icinn linner-dance on Fridayv evening a! the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Ragland: 12 Daroy Street Tho table was graced in the center with a bowl filled with yvellow ~hrysanthemums. Covers were laid for eighteen members and fifteen auests. Invited guesfs were Misses Paralee Freeman. Bessie Carter. Lillie Buffington, Nellie M. Young Mrs. Odesaa Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Moore. Mrs 1. Coone-, M and Mrs. A M Pields Mr and Mis. Robert Miller. Mrs. Maggie Terrell, Mr. Warren. Mr. Seaborn White. Jr oMr,- Hubert Mr P Clyde. Mr. McLarin. f Mr. Miles presented the mem bers to the guests and Mr Warren served as toasl master. ( Mrs. Daisy Miles, president | Mrs. Rosa Carter, reporter I'PE NORTH SIDZT SOCIAL CLUB Mrs. Alice Feariby enteris o the North Side Social Club at her home. 256 Thayer. Avenue. South Atlanta. with a delicious turkey dinner Thursday evening. The din ing room was beautifully de corated with dahiias and chrysan. themums.. The hostes: was gowned in-a Very bedguliful brown = flar crepe. The guests were gowned in beautiful shades o0f tho spcason French tile. Llack and white satin brown and gold. ete. The club will meet at the home of Mrs Mattie Roberts, 636 8th Slrect. N W - Mr. and Mrs Ollic Kynns Allen Whorton, president Mirnie Sir § erours, reportoy . PULLMAN PORTERS’ | BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Thie public enjosed a very moorl arogram. sponsored by th- pyp man Porters Sunday at the Ariel Bowen C M. E Chureh The| ‘htireh was filled to its e pacity \ddresses were made by Mrs S | L Armateone and Mp T W Wi ‘lis . The banid and guariefte weore 'eveellent. directed by NMpr Matthews The eollection woa s Zood. We were invited again. - The collection of $1114 was given to the church. We enioved a readinz by Miss Boatrico Slokes sabiact: ‘The Meanest Man on Earth " The next P P B A Dezembar 15. All members are asked to be present. S 1. Armslrong. chairman J. W, Ward See'v and Rep THE SOUARE DEAL SOCIAL CLUB Met Thursday, Novembnr 25 o the heme of Mrs. Annie Maeo Popr Business was carricd on as usuai afidr which a dslicious menu was scived. The club was glad to hooe ttinng] Visigre present . Na, Poclag will be af the hams “Ts Masian Whitney, 425 Cloan berlin. Street. All members. ar itked to be present Mis. Kthel M. Harris, pros dnpt Mrza, 3\1;1!(;!:14311':\."-::. Teparia- " DREAMIAND SOUIAY. 1B Mot Wednesdsor Novorsher 5 ""‘H ":Qq P."\w\- 1)--,""" v Ay Q3 rv Street Businsss wns vaey gl feapsanted The ot mont : =) b Pl Thenidie o B 8 oAb b Reaa o Mz, Sl G810 Ay a ‘oet, Al = ave Urded o be peasan; Bige Zilla Maves president Miss Piccola Roberts, réporto: 17 POOR SAINTS MISSION - Loat thea hr\mp nf Si‘[é" Sarai Smith 215 Currier Street Sundav November 29. After the devotioq the scripture was discussed hy‘ Rev. J. H. Walker Business was carried out in the usuai way. WQl had three visitors. We cnjoyed an mteicsting talk by each one. wel wers sorved a delicious menu, Next meetine will be at the home | nf- - Mic EKianklin 400 S{uncwz\.ll! Sinel S5 W l Mr: Wakar nrec ot ! My 1 W Feankling reporter " 1 IHE CIL YSD A CLIB NO 2 Mot Tioday night at the hnmo‘ of Sster el Watson: 488 Millers | ulley “with (he president presiding. Devotional serviee . were led by th~ chaplanin, brotiior Archie Scott which avere emoved by all - Our next meeting will be at the home of “Sieter 1 ula Rowe, 848 Rhodes Street. N W The nsher board will| mec! Tucaday night at the home of | Sister “Hard D-ake 388 \l:l!'nnli:‘! Street. All ushers are requested to be presont ' Brother C. G. Gore. president Sister £ 1. Bonds. reporter l S'IHE LILY OF THE VALLEY | CMRISTIANS' (LUB t - Met at the bome of Mrs Deanie | Mosley, 56 Hammack Place. Busi ness: was transacted briefly. The public is invited to worship with us Thursdav night. December 3. at MeIntosh Chapel, corner Garibacdli and Ami. Befreshments free Mrs. Ada M Freeman, president Mis Vallie l.ece Hammond I = S == R THE GOLDEN BEARS Formerly - the Mom ) (it Sere maders, met 8Snday, Noeember 20 with Br. Brown As™ Sipoept veith the president presiding. - We %m’\:n.;nmlwly accepled our new pare and wo will soon entertain onr fiiends with, oh, it'll be some thing different! Samuel McKibben will entortain the Bea's on Ashby Streo: Sundoy. Deeembor 6. Mr Janmes Brown president Mr. Samuel McKibben, ‘ Rusiness Manager and Reporter met FIFTH WARD FLCRAL | -l | ; Held its regular meetine Friday | nicht Movyemben 27 at the hnmt“ if Ales Cevtruds Neal, Business was discussed briefly. A nice (-nl-] teotion of frut and groceries Was | presentad t5 gick friondgs ’ A delightful salad course wasg served. Next moeoting will be :n< the hiipe of M- Zhinma Cralg, 166 Strona Strect. 4t which time each member w I I reocejve g Christmas takena {rom the club. | Mrs. Carrvie Bolden, president ‘ Mrs Sallic [ Jones, ropotter IHE WISTAFRI\ SOCIAL CLUB Entertained a group of friends at ,,—. Thanksgiving dinner. Thursday l('-"(*nil*g. November 26, at the home of Mrs. Thomas. Whist was enjoy ¢d by all and the giae<is inchluded Jvere My Wellborm Smith, Mr Charlie Willhight, Mr. Toureil Wil liams. Mr Alfred Wyms. Mr. Wil lie Thomas, Mr. Bennie lowe. Mr. Hamp Drake, Miss Maud Watts, and Miss Clarice Hollman of Ma can. Ga. Everyone enjoyed the dinner THE TERMINAL ROSE SOCIAL CEUR e Wil hnld its regular weckly meetire Thursday night, Dacember 3 af the home of Mr.. Plummer Recd, 320 Tatnall Street. All mem bers are urged to be present. THE MT. MARIAM USHER i BOARD Met on time Opened by the haplain. Seriptre reading by Mrs. Macg e Anderson. A delightfui taik by the pastor and Nrs € H Holland. Mrs. Henrietta Morgan of ILarkin Street. is i]l. All membeors iare agsizend 4o vigit hor Nett moeel. 3'!? will be a8t the —chilreh All Emembers are asked 1o bs preseat, ’ Mrs B. H Wharton, ehairman i Mres Jennie Tale. reporier THE MORUTH SIDE CHRISTIAN (CHARITY CLUB Wiil hold their resular meeting Maondaz attconoon Deremboer 7. af night a'clack at the home of My Iames Madox, 172 FPort Streeot N N, A vaanderful prosram. will he cendered We are asking all mem }hr\'”»' to be present Visilors are nl | ways welecomoe Mrs. Nannie Battles. president l Miss Irene B. Morgan, reportar 'THE L. ¢ B c1LUB Aet at thoe heme of Mrs Evn "%'r::; son. 351 Mar=iits Avapns B } © with the president presiding, Aftor the mwanl farm nf businecs {vh,\ nffire-g worn iT’“’"l”(‘" ff‘,‘j‘ 1(,":.). [ by Mics Bessie Wooten after which niann . sweoaras made for the clhub to v st the alms house in a body on Thanksgiving morning We car | ed it ceandy, tobaecd: sniifl hreed and rendered a préageam hat was enjoyved bv all Wo wish 4o thank Mrs T P | 7ail and Miss Ruth Hall f~~ thei | vt on the program and the use ’ ’ ‘;|":" Tar ‘/1“ A ""\Y' ¥ l“ﬁ'\'r‘\‘ | o3 CGenetg Haugazenoks Daviels i'yh.\.‘,‘..,; 3\7,.{: 1'[ _[ PP""‘ P e 7,*.,;, | Simmpson. for use of cars. Affer ba. lina delightfully served w» 21 ingrned - moet with Mw tia Thomas. 35% Merrits Avenue N F Yecermbor 4 Meg 1 C. Rigshn» p"nc' et Miss Mary Barnett, rcporter THY, NIGHT-IN-GALZ SOCIAL (Y UB . Nict at the ol hrooe awasag vith s'nginrg “Pass Me Not.' P-av. | » follgwend. B vess wok he'efly | iconaeed Mot 2f “he home of Do | ha Waxwa-th 462 T Streat. Nost ‘eetirg w'll be at the home of Mr. and Mrs James Neal, 224 Ashby . Street, N. W. Refreshments we-e served, Visitors weve three. RBa-thn Mae Foxworth. president Mr. C. M. Mitchem, reporter A RANCE SOCIAL, CLUB ) The after-Thanksgiving !‘i:":‘ given by the LaFrance Social ¢iub ‘turncd out to be # great succes Many of the younger set were pre lsent. Qur hostess showed 3 cal hospitality to the guests and mocmn bers of the club. We were glad to !have a few members oi the oth> |La France Social Club come and ‘enjoy our Prom. Music and whist ;\vu.\' enjoved by all present. Our next meeting will be at 96 Elertrice (Avenue at the home of Ms Luls il(ush. Every one is invited to conu tand visit our club, Mies FEstella Winirey, presiden Miss Bobbie L. Sims. teporic THE PROGRE - SIVL SEWING ' CLASS | Of the £ P Jolinson Nigh School rendered a program in (their home room on Wednesday {v\vnm}: with Mrs. Annie Dumas in charge. After their Thanks- E,:i\'m_q reception, which consisied of a delicious salad and ice course, }lhv arrangement of the reception was in charge of Mrs. Dessie Starr, ‘Mrs. Eller Marshall and Mr¢ Annie Dumas. | The class as0 sent out three baskets to the unforunates on Thanksoiving Those distributine the baskets included Mrs. 1. B Hancock, Rachell Goobey a n d Parlie Bradley Mrs. Martha Williams president Miss Octavia Hagland, repozter LUE EVER KEADY BIBLE CLUB - Of Mt. Moriah Baptst onoren g»[n"]l a ' vory lovely evening at the home of Mv. Zollie Head, 494 W Fair Street, on last Wednesday ‘The program was grand and en- Joyed by all. We had a number of friends with us from other clubs who took - active part with us rendering songs, papers and read ings. After the program was over the bax supper vas on hard There were boxes of all deceriptions full of good things to eat. It proved to be a great success to Mt Morialk Church and the Ever Ready Bible Club. On Thanksg ving every pa:rt ol the chiirch came together ana 8a v o thanks by rendering ¢ Thankegiving program. Our be loved pastor: Rey, € H Holland and aswsidant Rey |1 P Green were out with us. The meeting ol thiz week will be held on Wed nesday night at the homo of Mrs C. H Holland, 267 Mildred Street, 3. W Visitors are always welcome M: J R Lovett president Mrs. Amv A Lovell. reporter THE WHITE RCSE SOCIAL CLURB Met Sunday at their clubroom with the vice-president, Mr. W. C ’Crumloy. presiding. A strictly lbusin(*ss meeting was held, cul minating in the election of officers as follows: Mis S W Criddel president: Mr W & Crumliey vice-president; Mrs. Olive Jones third vice; Miss Ethel Johnson. secretary Mrs. Zoie Scott. finan cial secretary: Mrs. Annie Kidd, treasurer: Miss Sadie Gatwell, re porter; Mrs. Lallie Ross, prodran committee; Mrs. Ruth Livingston sick reporter; Mr. Henry Andrew business manager; Mr. T. B. Ellio! organist: Mr. W. A, Davis, marsha After the election of officers the club _went to Butler Sticet C. N E. Church to hold their fifteent! anniversary. which opened with ¢ song . by the dlub, = Jaft Ever Voice and Sing’. Invocatoin. Iey A F PBailey, pastor; song choi! welcome addrecs, Rev. A Bailey \ecponse. Mp € P Pope; club bhis {fory. Mrs Zoic Scott: solo, Mis Delia B Elliott:: reading. @ Mrs Oliva Jones, remarks Mr J H Hanley: seclection. Augusta Savin Club: reading: Miss Nellie Popr Princecs of Omar Club: piano sol: ‘Mr. R L. Baugh, selection,. Hanle ‘Emplayees’ Jolly Bunch. selectio Criterion Harmony Four; remark Mr. W. C. Crunley, vice-presiden! introduction of officors ‘Mr. 8 1 Gore. - The president wishes to thanp cach one who whs present. al: the ones that rallicd with h' Sunday. Norvember 29 at the S ent. Sixteen tea, which wis a gre SUCCESS. On Thursday nirht. De-einber I It 200 Connally Street, S B, we Kellv's Studio S P | e T ! % N *I o H { g PN ! T | G AR | ; E { e W | | ;:;@% B | [ g AN R )N A ¥ R S | . S Sl | RN A ;g 2 ..;,‘ ?“ i 3 e L A | T $ CER Pt J | KELLY’S STUDLO f ' Boxo NV foro i ] $ o are having our installation. The club will meet Sunday, December ! 13, at 4 o'clock. Visitors are cors dially welcome. Mrs. S. W. Criddell, president Miss Sadie Gatwell, reporter Church News BETHANY BAPTIST Busy PBee Clib met alt the chiurch, The usual routine of busi ness was omitted. Middie Georgin Sine ng Club No. 1 rendered splen lid selections. Next meeting will i~ at the ehurch unless by further notice. All members are requested 10 e present, Mrs. Alona Neal, president | Mrs Willie Mae Jones reportor ‘ Rev. J. L. Bryant, pastor ST. MARK BAPTIST CHURCH . The Willing Workers club met Fridny evening, November 27, at ithe home of Sister Malond, | 204 ‘Dora Street. The lesson for the cv ‘ening was discussed by the mem ‘bers with great interest, after ‘which the hostess served a dn licious menu. Next meeting will be at 548 Wells Street. Mrs. Tressa Culbreth, president Mrs. Lucile Powell, reporte. ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH We had a wonderful Sunday School- also a splendid B ¥ P U with a splendid subject "Grace” which was highly discussed Wor ship with ux Miss 3. R. Ward, reporter SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH Met in its Twelfth Anniversay November 16 to 27. in a ten nigh:s meetitig, The pastor was called twelve years ago on that dav. Ho has been speaking a word for tha Lord. We thank God for his gon - ness and mercy in letting us ke n' him. Rev: C 1, Wildor, pasior Mrs. Mary Wallace 1 | i | BETUANY BAPTIST CHUGR( Y | | SUNDAY SCHOOUL 1 ~ Was very intoresting, After the devotional services. our ;m'h'} preached a splendisd sermon froi ‘the subjeet. ‘Christ’s addecss o 1 the Thirsty." St. Jolin 414 Al 2 . his subject was “What is \’nu."f E Nante?!! Genes's 3097 Wo aivan | iv«i many gond thoaughts from theoo splendid subjects. Reov. Moses Bigps nastor ~ C. £ Smith, reporter FLIPPER TEMPLE CHURCH . The Mozax Club nict at e ‘home of Mrs. Bender. 517 Charo | street. We had a business meeting twhich yras enjoyed by ahl Ta: fnext meeting will be at the i of Mrs. Gay. 949 DeSota Stroot ! Mrs. Estell Gay. president vilss Ruby Mae Luke reports PN MEMOFRIUM | In memory of our dear fathe- Mr. G. D. Buffiington, who o1 ‘November 29, 1920. Gone but not {forgo‘ton. Mr. and Mrs, S. GG. Bu'. 'ﬁingmn. ‘Woman Raped And | | | | i Robbed Saturday | | - By Race Man 1 BIRMINGITAM, Ala, Dec. 4 Another all race rape mv'lrh»:ﬂ‘ the first since the raping of tv : race women in the Elyton se~tin early last spring, took place about, eight o'clock Saturday night when Corrine Miller, 603 Charles streot was dragged into an alley by a Negro whom she describes as beine sery black and short. Her assaulter ‘ater robbed her of forty cents. 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