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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO Meharry Dedicates New $2,000,000 School, Hospital NASHVTT.T.F. Tenn. Dec 4 — «ANP)—A note of courageous op .imism colored the ceremonies which began here aSturday to .mark the dedication of Meharry Medical college’s $2,000,000 school and hospital plant. Distinguished educators from all over this state and from many . ther states appeared oh the pro am to add words of praise for ; ogress of the institution during he last ten years under the direc tion of Dr. J. J. Mullowney. A tele (Contjnued on Page Five) Soggy Turf । Continued f'om Page One) Walker. Tuskegee will match Big Jim Reid and Harris with Captain Hockett and E. Adams, versatile tackle. The probable lineups are listed below. Tuskegee M. B. I Ikner L.E. . Me Lemore Adams L.T Reid Hockett L.G. . ... Walker Camp C. .. Harris Gatewood ... RG. . Huriev McKinney ... .R T. Stanfield Belcher R.E. . T Smith Moberly Q.B. .Rat Williams McCarthy . . ..L.H. ... Shag Jones Silvey R.H. . Jazz Bowens Walket F.B. .... Spurlock Mob Forms (Continued from Page i) arrest. Feeling in the Berlin section ran high Tuesday afternoon when the sheriff went to the jail to turn ov er an insane woman to a taxi driver, a crowd of more than 100 dashed into the jail yard under Ihe impression that Jackson was being moved from Moultrie. Sher iff Beard Thursday said, however that he did not believe that m move would be made to storm the jail. Highway Blocked Jackson is alleged to have phie, : two legs across the highway over .which the teacher drove from hei 'home in the Autreyville section t.. .Berlin in the hope of stopping th 'car. the young woman drove over the first log before seeing the sec •ond one. She applied the brakes. When the car slowed down Jack con tried to leap on the running Kinard but the windows were up • and the body of the car was slipp - rv as result of the heavy dew and Png. The driver of the car stepped nn the accelerator, ran over the second log and escaped. Upon ’caching Berlin she reported what shad happened. A posse of about 200 men was muickly organized and search for Jackson began. Sheriff Beard was ^notified and left immediately for i he s-ene. Before reaching Berlin he was that a suspicious man bare footed and bareheaded had been eon walking dowm the highway • > short time previously. Following ’his clue, he found Jackson, who. be said, confessed to placing the pegs across the highway near the Dq] C o bridge. The teacher in giving mr description of the would-be •ailant had said that he was nus shoes and hatless. Macbeth ^Continued from Page One) ' ■’! oncn Fridav morning. Phone ■w reservations to Morehouse ^oliege On > riday and Saturdav nights ’~-cd Maise and Virginia Pope will, ♦bmugh their roles of Macbeth and ’ niv Macbeth revive the annual ’’ -chouse Shakespeareen tradi ben. The costumes are true to the ”e' >d of Shakespeares Macbeth and wore designed and executed for this particular performance, bv Van H rn and son of Philadel phia and Junich The medieval style meets mod ern-tic interpretation in the very fitting stage designs that have now been built into real stage sets for the characters of Shakespeare's great tragedy. The workmanship, whmh in the large, was done bv ’he art students of Spelman an^ Morehouse college, will interest many. FRUIT CAKE MATERIALS SPECIAL PRICES ON ROBINSON’S NUTTERY 63 BROAD ST.. S. W. NEXT DOOR TO RICH'S Glace Citron, lb. Glace Lemon Peel. lb. 30c Glace Orange Peel, lb. 30c Glace Cherries, lb. 45c Glace Pineapple, lb. 45c Asst. Glace Fruits, lb. 50c Glace Ginger, lb. 59c Currants, imported, lb. 20c Raisins, 10c White Raisins, 2 lbs. 25c MO- MOORE & CO.j Ballard’s Obelisk Flour 24 lbs. 79c PURE HOG Lard lb »c Streak o’lean Streak o’fat Best Side MEAT lb 9c $. 5,000 Suit (Continued from Page One) elderly woman to her feet and off the car. She was asked according to these two. if she wanted to go home or to the hospital. She wa assisted home by a girl. Queen Esther Jackson, and two students of Morris Brown University Miss Jackson declared that she j had not written a letter introduced i into the court room for evidence | signed "R. Jackson" and also that jshe had not been to the woman' home since that date. Hei' fathe’ James Jackson, also said he had witnessed their passing his home aiding the woman. He said be cause it was some time ago he was unable to remember if it was night or day but he did know that it wis on Sunday Star Witness for Company The company had two witnvs.es others than the doctors. They wei" Mrs. Mattie Jones of a Johnson Avenue address, and Charles Hi:: ry Briscoe, of a Houston Str. ' addn ss. Mrs. Jones was tangled n cross-examination on techm a! I ities. She said that she was in th" j act of sitting when she noticed th< | woman fall and then again she I was turning to ?it However, ho | finally explained that olw b.ui ■ completed the turn An attempt was made by da plaintiff’s attorney t o impeach Briscoe as a witness on t ii grounds that he had con'-ers-d j the case and had received I " for j his appearance in com t B: Ise >- ; quickl.v retaliated by saying that 1 the sum he was receiving $2 50. i was for the time he was loosing j from hi< work at :i Tech Paternity j house He laid that his first Coil-’ versation wa c held on that mo-n- in 1 w’■ m ■ attorney Preston -V r•• . Jr and another time I M S■■ ■■.. ■. had subpoenaed ibm ' . com t :■ I. lEwing. , ■ J : • d 1 i t have to give the bar m- . • a.- the car was on Jan incline and costed down the hill The car wa < travelling toward I town, he said. The mishap occurr ed in front of the switch on Boule vard, the woman falling just two seats from the front of the car. 10c Murderess at her ability to employ his serv ices. The murder came as the results of an argument over ten cents wi'h a f’iend and roommate. Mrs. Louise McCoy. 837 Greensferry Avenue. October 9. Miss Pe-ry ac companied Mrs. McCoy in the ambulance to the hosnital and when she was removed to the cbnic hospital Patrolmen question ,cd persons concerning who had stabbed Mrs. McCov. Before any one had a chance to answer. Miss Perry stepped up to the patrolman and told him that she had stabbed her. She was taken into custody and held to await Hu? condition cf the wounded woman who died the following day at noon. Hits Car 'Continued from Page One) The driver pulled free of his grasp as the auto cashed into the curbing. He then took to his heels abandoning th" auto TO" white man in the meantime levied a revolver at him in an effort to shoot him. T h e ’evolve w* snapped five times but failed to discharge. Eyewitnesses elaime I Ord the driver and pulled out the pistol and attempted to load it as be sped away while the white man clung to his throat. The white man was too fast for him and had taken the weapon from him. they said, but it was empty. The white man was picked up in a car and hurried away. Police fnves' igating found that the abandoned car belong to the ।Ed Mathews furniture store on I Alabama Street while the other belonged to G. T. Reed, 1411 South I Boulevard. ALL THIS WEEK AT Dromedary Dates, pkg. 21c Bulk Dates, plain, lb. 17lie Bulk Da'fes, pitted, lb. 30c Shelled Almonds, lb. 45c Shelled Pecans, lb. 50c Black Walnut Meat, lb. 65c Pecan, paper shell, lb. 19c Almonds 20c Walnuts, large, new. lb. 23c Brazil Nuts, lb. 15c marietta Itl STREET <: Dare Ribs lb. I2i/ 2 c Shine Rones lb 6c Pork Chops lb 15c GROCERIES : A. M. E. Meet (Continued from Page Om i the work if the church in f re m i fields and tin isles of the si a J The bi. hi p mmolinced the I llowm”. tiiimfvl'v to the Atiau' h onfei vnc< : W (' Kelley J It l Fleming H I Bea'den. G. R H"u ’ mm. trom the Sou’h Gem s a < u Herencf : Lesley Smith. F I It ■ ■ The vesting ministers repro < ntm other conferences v.ere presi .! Drs. G B Lancaster. John II am on. (' (' Ealey. 11. E 1) is . I Linton. S F. Harris ii. E R .1 an I. J Hamilton. J. H. Edge. \ f Brewster, W. I’ Carter, G B Jackson and J. R Wilcher. Evangelistic Sere ices । The evangelistic service., voir । observed Wedn il.e night with i the sermon by Dr. E 11 ('oit, head .of the home and foreign mission, of the .A. ^l. I', cliui eh. Now York, Dr. John Harmon presided. The election of seven mipsteri; 1 delegates to thi general conf< fence of the A. M. E church in 1932. re suited as follows: Revs. I) T. Bab cock, J. F. Mose*;. B. G. Dawson. R J. Jefferson. A. R. Cooper. W A. McClendon, and W B I Clarke The alternates: Revs. J. H. McFur lin. S 11 Rome. H. 1). Ckuiudy, 1. A. Stroud and D. R. Fobbs. Thursday Meet Over 225 pastors represent in. l , the membership of the conference, stood before the altar Thursday and gave an account of their stewardship and charges. The Bible institute work ea a morning is helping them:: .iste’ of the conference. Rev . I. V. Starkey and H. V. Burdett, A.laba ma conference: Dr. Carl F. FiippPr of Kansas City Kan I. i) Wa* son. of Baltimore, and Re.. U. Danforth, of Forsyth, were present ed and addressed the l->dy. The missionary anniversarv wa observed Thurdsa'. m u Bishop i Fountain, presiding. The sermon | was by' Dr. A. R, Cooper. Cosmo politan church. Tile wilt- of Bish op W. A. Fountain, the connoctioL al treasurer of the W. H F M So ciety of the church, and me siomiry head of the work in Georgia spoke on “The Work of Missions of the A. M. E. Church in Foreign Fields.” Dr. J. R Hawkins, dean of the general officers and secretary ol l finance of the A. M. E. chm eu. । Washington. I) C ; Dr A. J. WiL ! son. the church extension head ol I the A M E. church. Washington. I D. C.. addressed the conference Thursday night Institute Work The Bible institute work took definite shape on Friday morning. The program: "Agricultural Life of Negroes in the Counties.” Pro lessor J. n. Lee. E. S. M WBEHin BEEF, VEAL, PORK. MUTTON, GRO( ERIES Phone JA. 5515 WE DELIVER 1415 Jonesboro Road Western Pork Chous, lb. 1? ,. c Tender Steak, Round or Rib. ib Po-k Roast, lb. . . 10! >s Fresh Hog Tongues, lb. 12Le Fresh Chitterlings, lb. .6'Jc Link Sausages, lb. iu c PIGGLY WIGGLY OCTAGONS OAP 10 for 47c h^BfLOUR “ s 's7c Jewel LARD Each 49c MEAL Persons EdCh 21C Pink SALMON can Oc WITH THE PURCHASE OF 5 LBS Effl BLACK EYE PEAS FOR 25c ['^Neck Bones lb.7'/2C PICNIC SI YLE Pork Shoulders lb. loc Picnic HAMS lb IZ'ac BEEF LIVER Io 15c THE ATLANTA WORLD, ATLANTA, GA. Nearest Route to a Man’s Heart Is the Pie Route But if It’s Not a Good Pie You’re Done I or 1 i” re is nothing- a hostess < a.n eiv I -O' dessert which will phase I: r gue:L- more than dainty indi- A ■ ual pi< When she S<,\e< a • liiiiy t!..it has an elusive fluxor, ■ n the 11 eut i- doubled. Pumpkin Molasses Pie I or oi.ie large pie or six indi vidual tail- Use one tup of pump k I pulp, two eggs, three talile po"n-. <>l dark mola -es, one-half cup of white . ugar, one table poon of cornstarch, one eighth tea poon of ginger, one half tea . poon of cinnamon ami one and one half cup. of water or milk/ \\ h*-n water is used the flavor of the pie is- entirely- diffen-rit from that of the usual filling for pump-1 hoi tiies. IL-at the water and add the sugar and cornstarch mixed together Add the cinnamon, gin ge>', molasses an dthe pumpkin pulp and cook until they have boiled a few minutes. Remove f:om the fin- and add the beaten eggs Stir until the eggs are m \cd through the pie well and ar looked. Then pour the fill ing ii.to the baked pie shells and s< rve with a topping of whipped < •: am. The pies which are made ti - way, I’ii-t baking the shells m i then adding the cooked fill ing. remain fresh much longer, as the .-hells do not soak quickly Butterscoth Filling A delicious filling which has an unusual blend of flavors can be made of brown sugar, marshmal lows and butter. This recipe calls for one cup of brown sugar, one do.-.en marshmallows, one and o::<- half cups ol' milk, two tablespoons of cornstarch, three tablespoons of butter, two eggs, one-half tea-, spoon of vanilla and a few grains of salt- Melt the butter, add the brown sugar, mixed with the corn I starch and the milk, scalding hot (Mok until the sugar is dissolved, than add the marshmallows and cook, stirring all the time, unt-il they are dissolved through the nr k. Remove from the fire and adi the beaten eggs and a few grains of salt- The heat of the i mixture will cook the eggs. Add one-half teaspoon of vanilla and pour in the baked pie -hells Serve with a meringue of whites of eggs or with whipped cream. Thi- re cipe also can be made wit 1 : water am icultui .il agent of Bibb nty, "The Prophet Ezekiel.” Di S A Laing, instructor in Mori: '. .-a-' university "Evangelism". S. H. Giles, dean Turner Ti e „ i. Seminary. “The Pa hue Ei W. A. Fountain. Jr pr< idi i.t ’ vis Brown university Mix Sausages, lb. 5 ( - Fresh Trap Rabbits !5.' Mullet Fisa. lb. , ... Sugar Cured Hams lb |>< Ballard Obelisk I lour 24 lbs. KJc Water Ground .Meal. 12 lbs 25e Church News AMKK 'll i\i BAI UST ( Hl K< II Our Sunday School on l.r I Sun da'.' welcomed very heart■ I; Rev. T J Robei t: who gate u a von derful review of the l< on Class No 8 remains the "Banner Class.” The 11 o'clock sermon was dehve'- ed by our pastor. Rev T H George, and was very iris.tructive and enjoyed by all There will be a ”Sp< lli'i", B'*e " December 18th. siaon/’Ced by thi* Deacon: of this chuivh and thre, prises will be given to the la-1 three : tandiug. .A turkey, a bam and Hi pounds sugar Admission 10 cents, and five cents In- each one i ati ring the contest Every body co' d ally iti\ ited We regret very much to report that Ms.: Co. ~ie Jacksun of the younge et i. still c.infiped to her bed. v. ■ hope , t the iic:,t writing .■tie wJ: be much imi'iiveil. also brother Sh'-rm n. Eldei and Sisto l ' Carin- Mmphy Rev T If ftv>rg ■ pastor Mi I B Warm■ i ep,a t*-r BIG I XfON BAI’HSI’ AND ( O.MMI NIO\ The C : ipel Hill B.ipti t Chu '- h ami the Pilgrim Baptist will hold a m i it meeting Sunday Decemb *r Cth at Chapel Hill. 3 p m R ( -v : will perform <ho baptism.’ Rev W R Jones will deliver the si : mon a n d g.iv e communion : instead of milk When the filling| i ■ made with water., n has a clear er appearance. Quality Service Market cor. Whitehall Windsor St To our colored custom ers Friday and Saturday, a fancy broom free with $3OO purchase. We deliver. Phone Ma 2739. Pure Gold Flour, 24 lb c 9c Fr*e one pound 25c col tee Fresh Country Eg#s, doz. .... 22c Potatoes, white or sweet 5 lbs. 10c Octagon Soap, 10 bar; 25c Fan / Rice, lb- 5c Peas, lb- 5c Shine Bones, lb. 10c Pig Tails, lb. 7 l 2 c Pure Lard, lb- 8G c Salt Bacon, lb- 9c KQUAI ITY.IJSS’SPRVICfI I. . . J Pure Lard lb. Sc CRYSTALS Sugar 5 lbs. 35c Canova CoSSee lb 33c J. A. & J. M gk W WATERGROUND Q SMITH IVMaL jALAJ 10 LBS. MOC* FLOUR s " 1 ris,nc 24 lbs. 69c Boast Bee£ ' Ige PHILLIP’S 2 CANS Pork and Beans lsc SUGAR CORN, 3 25c RICE, lb. 4c PILLSBURY’S Grits 2 boxes 15c CARNATION EVAPORATED MH If 4 SMALL CANS ICp ITtlLn, 2 TALL CANS FRESH Coconuts JC ROSEDALE NO 2Q CAN Pineapple I?C FLINT RIVER SYRUP, 2 cans 15C (Hhur minuJc: < will hw pi <nt Miuic bv both choir- u-hi 1 board will be on mils This al • I h uno (’on 1 int 1 b.iy at Chap I 11111. All 11 h i .hi rs arc u :. <1 t'> {•now home Sunday ATLANTA’S OWN Municipal Market E.lgewood Ave. at Butler SI. Eiee Parking Lot adjourning Market for your eonvenience. Open Daily ' A. M. to (>:3O I’. M. Saturday 7 A. M. to II I'. M. W. A. GATLIN STRICTLY FRESH Lou. Roast "bp" LEAN | g CHOI’S ■ ■ W CLOVERBLOOM Fresh 4 2 Be Cartons SAUSAGE All Pork ■ MT Bulk or lob 4° Smoked SUNLITE Creamery Butter ObIPVI LOIN OR ROUND STEAK 2O<- BREAKFAST BACON siloed No Rind ■ Smith Market Boaz St. Entrance Pure Lard. lb. ~' ,e Lamb Shoulder, lb 11 Ke Pork Shoulder, lb. lie Beet Pot Roast, lb 10c ii I Hl'- I I ■HIMI* II ——— MRS. G. E. RHODES BOOTH NO. 71 I RUIT ( AKES, lb. 75c Old-Fashioned POUND < 4KE, lb. JOc We take orders for fancy Par ty Cakes and Wedding Cakes. Timblcs, Cheese Straws, and Beaten Biscuits, fresh on or der. Your business is appre ciated. . PILLSBURY’S: 4| 4 PANCAKE g | FLOUR, pkg. lIG KEWPIE Tissue 7E-- c Fresh Meats I ric Liver 2 lbs. X§c PORK Steak lb 15c BEEF CHUCK Roast lb. 15c FRESH SAUSAGE, lb. ige NECK BONES, lb. 5c SHUTLEY’SMARKET 1 OKMFRIA II \RI,V ( (H I.INS 20 lIROAD S3’., N. E„ Nenr Marietta St. MA. 6639 SALT HEAT lb. SAGE lb lO<> Loin, Round, Porterhouselb 83 1 <c < IRITTEIILBAGN lb. 7 MITELETS 1b.5%c FLSII STEAK lb IT^c BUEHLER BROS. MON I: Y-SA VIN(J MARK E I’ 135-137 AV. ALABAMA ST. WA. 2483-2481 PURE LARD, lb. 7><c Pork Chops, lb. 12%c Sausage lb. 12'>c s Va R COFFEE lb. 12 l /2C SALT MEAT lb. TVic WAKREN Savs: At Our Edgewood Avenue Store Today & Saturday Only Mullets lb 4c FRESH AND FINE Lowest Price an City Limit 10 Pounds to Each Customer Posisitine Norn Sold to Dealers At Oasis Market and 195 Edgewood EtiGS ooz. I» c Limit 5 Dozens r io Each ( ustomer Live pctillry downstairs at OASIS MARKET. Pressed Poultry upstairs, also Fresh Pork, Country Sausage, Fret’i , and Butter made from pure sweet cream. Tish at • ur Edijewcod A»®;.ue utorc only. § t Ccinpkte Line of Poultry Geese -- Ducks -- furkeys Hens -- Fryers Koesters WARREN’S At Oasis 195-197 Edgewood FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1931