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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1931
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3j T'gn FOLK, THE BAMA COLLEGIANS'RE BACK!
tAjj TLANTA SOCIETY will pct another chance to lien those
nut tonally famous 'Hama State Collegians tomorrow night,
"I , T and you can bet your sweet life this Maniac, who lias no
W (tSf
A&eW, belter senee than to copy four hundred names to appear in
•' W| iteup, will be there scribbling for his Wednesday
■plants’. The "Gay Filler of the 'House" aie again fostering the
affair, ami 'cel that rain or shine four hundred mi mbers of local so
ciety will be out.
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CAST SATURDAY' liter almost ail of the four homl cd lit
had proclaimed Ilie lens about the best they had heard, B'ld m. tend
er of the band, told the Skmtsman that they had been dccid"dly oft
color He stated that Hwy had arrived late and had rushed into the
orchestra annex and played without eating a bite. That the band
leader spoke the truth can easily be veri lied by scores of oung and
old who arrived early, only to find the Collegians had not reached
the Casino yet According to Bolden, the boys would arrive early
this time and show the Atlanta society folk what they really can do.
Take it from a Maniac, if those blatant jazz-venders were off and
played the way they did last Saturday night, then they must H 1
sho’ nuff! The Bascomb brothers, Hawkins, Jimmy Mitchell, and com
pany can go!
TURKEY DAY Morning Miss'
Geraldine Mill hell pitched a swell
little breakfat affair at her home
<m Lena street southwest. The
Maniac was unable Io get. out. but
according to many of the members
of the Clientele who were there,
there was fun galore. "The Horse
Collars” proffered a breezy get
together at the home of Mrs. I .can
na Smith 28 Ashby alreet, north
cast, : imiiitaneoiisly. Both affairs
Riacked collegiate throns, , with Mr
’Harold Streeter, a (‘linage visitor
and former member ol local socie
ty, being in attend.nice
Tills PEACOCK Charmers stag-M
th d much-talked of Annual last
Monday night and fun held com
plele sway itore than three him
died members of the social realm
trekked out and lost Iheir identity
in the mirth For three hours Ole
Epicurus did Ins "dirt” and left
the rest to his good ole running
mate Pluto, who is sometimes
styled as Mephistophclcs or Satan.
J Meal Montgomery, popularly
styled th<' Pii lesser of Torrid
Tones" was at Hu' piano and flaun
ted a revamped corps of jazz-ped
dlers who were highly sepia, and
if you don't know what sepia"
mean; m that sense, ask any New,
Yot ker
NUMBERED among the Epicu-i
leans were Mr. and Mrs Charles
Griffin, who refuse to let married
life keep them out of Iheir right
ful nit he in the doings of the
younger set Mrs., Griffin is the
former Mi s Both Harris of Simp
son street northwest, while Char
llie is a man-.about-town too well
'known in Hie whirl to be re-intro
duced. I,ike this happy couple, Mr ;
and Mrs F T Lundy also had car-'
loads of fun Incidentally Mrs. Lun-'
dv is a sister of voungish Mrs. Gris-i
Im £ I9H
THE OTHERS entailed Misses
Tryphencous Anderson, Euphremia
Kennedy. Lois Thomas Gladys EL'
iis- n Letitia Johnson. Alyce Pear
son. Ruby Stanfield. Geraldine Al
len Mexico Hembree. Louise Har
ris. Rosebud Brown, Evelyn Slaugh
ter. Gertrude Daniels. Caroline
Weaver. Nancy Foster. M B. Weav
“r Sallie Pearson. Etta Reese. Ma
llon English. Hattie Thomas. Doro-
The Globe
Says: ‘Goodbye!’
Quitting Business
Selling Ont! Begins
Going Out! Sc."®
(lothing For The Entire Family
Ladies’ Silk Dresses Values
to $5.00. for $1.95
Ladies’ Winter Coats, richly
furred, exceptional value.
for $2.95
Ladies' Guaranteed Fast Color
Wash Dresses, 39c or 3 for $l.
Rubbers and Galoshes, regu
lar $l.OO. for 37c
(Unbelievable)
The Globe Salvage Co.
123 ■ Whitehall Street • 125
108 - Broad Street - no
Ihy Patrick. Clara Moss, Inez Floyd.
I Geraldine Mitchell, Elia Mae Wul
kins, Hazel Stinson, Hazel Hill,
i Mabel Hmton. Grethcl Smith.
Evelyn Roberts, and Mesdames
Daisy Miles, Jessie Kimble, Flora
Jones Martin, and Vivian Gray.
Miss Willie B Jackson, looking
sepia, was out again. Misses Alvce
Pearson and Ruby Stanfield, "step
ped out" in the prettiest gowns of
Hie night. Miss Pearson wore an
imposing azure blue lace, while
Mi:;; Stanfield flashed a black satin
that played tag with the brihant
glare from (lie spotlight within
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AMONG THE "Lesser Breed:.'
were such disturbing elements as
Thomas Borders, Henry White, Pap
Ward. Me Kenzie Jones, Jerry Pey
ton John Me Cauley. Joe Comer
Eugene White. Dynamite Mitchell
Robert Bronner. Sheppard 'Turner.
Charles Faison, Collier and Beau
Caison, Conner and Harry Parks
Lucius Hari. Willie Wynn, Jerome
White. Brick Johnson. John C
Brittain. Frank Hill Bootee oCle
man. Clarence Davis. Jimmy Perry
Robert. Harris, Jack Carmieheal
Horace Wilson. Herman Simpkins
Jessie Burney. Dick Walton. Char
les. Rogers. Archie Smith, Jimmy
Hembree. Hewlett. Hal], Waltei
; Jones. George Finley. Leroy Mile:,
land Hog Holmes. Miss Eula Brown
was there in black satin.
DELTA Epsilon Beta entertained
Turkey Day morn with a breakfast
dance from six till ten at the home
of Miss Jennie Weaver, president
of the club. The guests were Misses
Serethia Brown. Maggie Brown,
Sallie Love, Catherine Cox, Bessie
Wilson. Christine Lewis. Louis’. 1
Harris, Rubye Stanfield. Lougema
Milford. Clara Brown. Irene King,
and Messrs. Roy Jones. J. Thomas
Fagan. Thomas Love. James Gaston
Sam Clark. Julius Minniefield Gary
i Kenricks. Thomas Stewart. Donald
Woods. James Dorsey. Robert Ty
। son, of Chicago, and any number
i of ottiers.
THE WASHINGTON High school
faculty has organized a male chor
us. Feeling it would be a grave
injustice to iheir voices should the y
not breathe forth once more some
of those melodious songs which
pleased the student bodies during
Ladies Winter Hats, 56c
< Beautiful Styles!
Ladies Silk Hose. 9c. Silk till
the way.
FREE!—Each day during this
sale we will give away a Real
Premium between 2:30 and
3:30 to someone that will be
in our store, and on the last
day a Grand Prize that some
one will surely appreciate.
Hear announcement in our
■.tore daily.
<»ivin£ Mrs. ^2. It. slohm ;i Oegrre
■Un
Greensboro. N. November — Bennett (dlleije for Women honors Mrs. R. R. Mo
ton with Master’s Degree. Reading from left to rif/ht: front row . President David I).
•lones, Mrs. R. R. Moton. Dr. G. Lake Imes; hack row . President I’. D. Bluford. Dean F.
Marcellus Staley, Dr. Will W' Alexander.
Iheir undergraduate days, the Blue
uid While men gut together and
did things. As a result ol their en
leiprism-J the followin'. ollK'ci
have been corr.dcd: Grahim W
Jackson. .1, T Biook . aide; Mar
celhis R 'l'uslell pre: ideuf. Mvrou
! 1 T"WI . . plan: t , Cleo I ’ < 'ol' 1
. ecret aI y ; Y I Roc: 11 cii n er
Reuben M T.i.vl"C lil ■: al i.in a d
My ron It Tdwn busme: mami
ger 'The pedagogues will luge a
very interest ing program this ..’’a
on the mam h almo of which will
Lie a concert. Other members m im
ii amz.il'on are S. H .Ai'hei Jr.
1 Lesli<? C, Baker, Marcus J. Beav
ers A. Walter Child's Charlie 1)
Clarke ('. N. Cornell, Samuel 1.
D K is. G. R: Higginbotham. E 1
lewis, l.ucius 11. Martin. J. Neal
Montgomery, L. Neal J B I’i.aih"!
S J. Saxton. Joel Smith and \\ It
Wilkes. Theo 1 smization also boast
of a basketball loam of ome note
Social News
(('out :mn' ( | from Page ’Three)
did its bo t to gladden the heart
of our beloved pastor. who has
laborer' wilt) us for the past eight
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Speak A Lan^ua^e Which Is
Understood t he World Around!
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Fit lures . . . Rood illustrations are much more valuable
lltati v. ords. 'I hey attract the tciScr, Rain hi interest and
help R(t accost, the a.dverttser’s mcssaßc. Ihe Atlanta
World is equipped to supply adtertisers with sparkling new
seasonal illustrations covet inR every line i f business . . .
Layout and copt sußßcstions too, for the advertiser wh >
wants distinctive displays. 'lherc is no extra chatßc for
this service. Simply phone Walnut 115!) and one of otir
advertit.inß specialists will hrit>” \ou material particular!;.
: itiU.d to your business.
Our b 7 November Aer!isiui; , ! cuvi»( . rr*<ly- It c<m
tain# pa^es of early Clnstmus shopp ; »^ i bistro t ions
3 Plan your campaign now. S
S. N. S. Poblicatioos
yr-;ii Sunduy w;' a hr’h d .
Zion, ;i! o th" p;r tor l<!t t!.-
. Tin day mm nme fm Mempii
, Trnmi- ' a he vn i I 1 1- '- i
Ihc c:i 11 : । ;in ol lln Nm H J
Bapl i: ’ ('nnv nt ion I SA. hr
Hr will be Ire ' Stm'l.r fm cor 1
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SIXDAS S( HOOI
I.J ■. Bapfr th :a "0!
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1 . ■ a •.• (l.ambol in । F..n'h
C . well al temie, :- a ■.,
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■ 11;dy Th" Men' . Bil e
.in fill I 1.1! 1 .■ >m and a‘ r p I'm
, a large drr ■■ to inci. . 1 he: 1
। member: lnp to lit ty. Ym : < । -
1 joy being a member of !i ।la ; .
One new member war ,:1 ed to
the clas:- lart Sunday. Y-m are al
waya welcome at Liberty
TTTE ATLANTA WORLD. ATI.ANTA, GA.
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'■ ' i eiil !'■ lookin:; forward
’o mi-"’ ng tn"l thi-r again at m
j "v- ” N■e -■ 'dent
I AL I "ndey reporter
X L Gaml a >i. Si ip!.
H J Allen, reporter
WEST MIK HELI, S IREI I
( M. E. ( HI'RC 11
Suriday School 9 o'clock. Revival
‘ervices. Sunday December (tth
Ei amcli J । Mesa R 'J'. Mitchell of
' Mi-mphi: Tennessee will do the
prcacli'iig. (mod ringing Five
hnndti’il men ami women are ask
< d to bring .1 camlie Sunday night.
V: hors are welcome
Li acne 6:30 I’ M. Mrs. Lydia
Hardwick in charge
Rev J H Wiggins, pastor
Mr: Bertha Wiggins, reporter
Ml CALVARY
' • wiling folk are very much
ent: . । I over trie new system
we in conducting our I’. X’
I’ '' Di.i'-on J Brown spoke to u
Sm.d.i. on "Love " Also Rev A X
I de'iercd a 11 CACeltent
Re' I' J John on. pastor
h W T ('a: ter reporter
। Optimism
'C'mitim : d t om pnge 21
I gram of tribute w;, also read from
: President Hoow r
Opemi i ven re • .n- held in
the Public Health !,<■• 'mi hall.
"This 1 the Ihm: te- which we
haw dna.med and . a.m-d an 1
worked for ten w-a: dw imeil ]> r
Mull’iwnes ii: opcni' ■ ’in program.
"It 11:■: now b< < n h: eugm into
mam ft-fal ion Bi ick ami e ortar.
Loaut(fill Ilioiigh tla .
m< an not lune, mile' - item- , , ,>ni
i ' pirit. behind them We 1 ~w ’hat
j ph it
Following the reading of f. |i
; 'ram from President lloowi Dr.
YATES & MILTON
Two—For—One
Harvest Sale!!
Fri., Sat., Mon. December 4,5, 7
SPEC I A L
1 Pint (ieorgia Peaches
1 Pint Whipped Cream
BOTH 25c
DENTAL NEEDS
25c Colgate Tooth Paste, ? for 25c
30c Kolynos Tooth Paste,
2 for 30c
50c Squibbs’ Tooth Paste,
2 for 50c
50c Prophy-la-tic Tooth
Brushes. 2 for 50c
59c Solution 59—16 oz., 2 for 59c
Talcum Powders
25c Mavis Talc 2 for 25e
25c Colgate's Baby Talc, 2 for 25c
25c Cashmere Bouquet, 2 for 25c
Laxatives
25c Black Draught 2 for 25<
50c McKesson Milk of
Magnesia 2 for 50c
25c Y. & M. Cold Capsules
2 for 25c
25c Livomint 2 fir 2><
Jse Spxom Salts. 1 lb for 15c
25c Citrate of Magnesia, 2 for 25c
Shaving Needs
59<- Colgate's After Shavmg
Lotion 2 for 59c
35c Mennen's Shaving ( ream.
2 for . 35c
35c Gem Shaving ( ream.
2 for 35c
50c Pint:; Witch Hazel, 2 for 50c
REMEDIES
65c Elixir Iron. Quinine and
Strychnine 2 for 65c
25c Pure Vanilla Extract,
2 for . 25c ft
SPEC I X b
35c Energine 23c
Not On Oor 2 For One Sale
SOAPS
2). Woodhu:;, Soap |9c
!5c Xadmc >"U» 16c
25c l>la"k A Wiiite Soap 19c
10c Palmolive Soap, 2 for 15e
FOR YOOR FAC E
50c Woodbury Facial Cream. 39c
50e Woodbury Cold Cream. 39c
50c Woodbury Cleansing
Cream 39c
50c Na-linola Bleaching
Cream . . 33c
Yates & Milton Stores
No. 1, Auburn al Butler
’Phone, Wa. IWI-2
Mullowney introduced President W
J Hide of the Tennessee tSate Agri
ultural and Industrial college, with
he comment that "it is very fitting
ihat this message from him who
represents us all without regard to
olor. race, or creed, should be fol
lowed by one of the outstanding
"Representing the State supported
chorils, I congratulate you on your
location,” President. Hale told Dr.
Mullowney ami his associates "Ten
nessee was the first stale to free
her ..laves and it was 'Tennessee's
legislature which surprised the na
iion by saying that from now on
there are to be no white colleges
and Negro colleges so far as State
appropriations are concerned just
■olleges .to share alike."
Other Speakers
Others on the program included
Dr Thomas Elsa Jones of Fisk uni-1
wa- ity. Dr (' N. Cowden, who has
presented his medical library to Me-i
harry. Dr W. S. Leathers, dean of'
tie si bool of medicine at Vander
bilt miiversdy. Dr. E P Lyon, dean
ol th" medical school of the Uni
wi ity of Minnesota; Dr. Harvey J.
Burkhart director of the Rochester
, Dental Dispensary: Dr. Numa P. G.
/•dams, dean of the school of medi
cine. Howard university; Dr. El
wood Downing, president of the
Interstate Dental Association; Dr. i
G. Hamilton Francis, president of
the National Medical Association;
Dr. W D. Haggard, former presi-1
dent of the American Medical As
sociation: Dr. I. H X'oung. chair
man of the dental section of tile
National Medical Association; Dr
Michael Davis, director of medical
services of the Julius Rosenwald
Fund, ami Dr B H Harvey, dean
of the medical school of Chicago
university .
Meharry cMdical college was es
tablished in 1876 as the medical de
partment of Central Tennessee col-
ft 69c Mineral Oil. 1 pt.. 2 for 69c
50c DeWitts Kidney Pills,
2 for 50c
25c Bayer's Aspirin 2 for 25c
25c White Pine Cough Syrup.
2 for 25c
25c 666 Salve 2 for 25c
25c Castor Oil 2 for 25c
' 4 oz. I
69c Pint Alcohol .2 for 69c
15c Senna Leaves ... 2 for 15c
15c Spirits of Turpentine,
2 for 15c
Health Tonics
$1.09 McKesson Cod Liver
Oil ipurc Norwegian:,
2 for $l.OO
>l.OO Dr. Greggs' Blood
lonic 2 for $l.OO
For Face
35c Allan’s Vanishing
Cream. 2 for 35e
50c Nadine Lotion 2 for 50c
$1.50 Colgates Toilet Water.
2 for $1.50
$l.OO Marsha Bleaching
FOR SHOES
( ream 2 for $l.OO
10c Barton's Tan Shoe Paste.
2 for 10c
15c Shoe French Dressing.
Black 2 for 15”
50c Dyanshinc Black 2 for s‘Jc
SOAP
15c Castile 2 for 15c
15c Sayinan's Soap 2 for 15c
ISc Jcrgen's Soap 2 for lOcft
SPEC I A L
15c Kotex 25c
■'.oc Nadine ( Icansing ( ream 33' •
si)c Nadine X anishing Cream 33c
.'.o< Nadine Face Powder 33c
$l.OO Golden Peacock Bleaching
Cream 69c
FOR HAIR
50< Madame Walker's Hair
Cower 33t
35c Madame Walker's
Glosstne 29c
25c Wavine Hair Dressing 19c
10c X'aselinc IWr Tonic .“5c
No. 2,. Fair at Chestnut
’Phone, Ma. 4114
1
Seen and Heard 8
Atlanta Social Clientele wilt
another royal treat Friday nights
December 11, when Lucius
nri^hnly"! .fnnnc udll atntfn nnM n 9
the most oustanding hits of th® :
present social season A ten pii*®'
orchestra will furnish the mtpgd '
for the affair All right Gene
White. Cecil Walker. Eddie Roby,
Leroy McNiel, Doug Robinsolu
Charles Faison. ‘ Hol " McMillan,
and the rest of you “toggin" guys,
Gt your front" lined up for Ais
.affair. ,t
Just two Nights before *'Mcl
anchol', Jones' social attractloß
। Luther Slokcs will be in the hmei
light again. This tune he acts at
.master of ceremonies Wednesday,
iDecember 9 when Ihc RAINBOW
SOCIAL CLUB give their AN
NUAL DANCE on the Roof Gar
den This affan should provide
many thrills as the Seminole Syn
copators will furnish the music.
Admittance by invitation only.
Deacon Jones said ho thought he
had called it a day so far as foot
j ball is concern, b u t "Holly”
Hollingsworth is going to root for
Morris Brown, and he will be
there to see "Holly" ;in d "Hick"
Higginbotham team u p against
Tuskegee
lege. In 1900 it was changed to Me
harry Medical college of Walden
university In 1915 the state gave
Meharry a separate charter and it
ha since been known as Meharry
M<•dual college, with departments
of medicine, dentistry, pharmacy
an'i nurse-training.
BLACK AND WHITE
Bleaching Cream
36 Cents
t Medicine
Cabinet Needs
$1.25 Hot Water Bottle,
2 for $1.25
$1.25 Fountain Syringe,
2 for $1.25
$1.50 Combination Sringe,
2 for $1.50
25c Aromatic Spirits of
Ammonia. 2 oz. 2 for 25c
25c Castor Oil. 1 oz. 2 for 25c
25c Glycerine and Rose
Water. 3 oz, 2 for 25c
25e lodine, 1 oz. 2 for 25c
25e Chloroform Liniment.
2 oz 2 for 25c
’s<' Olive Oil 4 oz. 2 for 25c
FOR HAIR
25'- Exelento Hair Dressing.
2 for 25c
JOc Hair Pins 2 for 10c
25c Cocoanut Oil, 1 oz., 2 for 25c‘
$l.OO Hair Brushes 2 for $l.OO
SPECIALS
t
50e Stationery 2 for 50c
$1.50 box Xmas Cards, 2 for $1.50
s!)c Chocolate Covered I
Cherries 2 for 50c
$l.OO Melba Lov'mc Dusting
Powder 2 for $l.OO
35c Peterman's Ant Food,
2 for s .. 35c
35c Peterman's Roach
f ood 2 for 35r
!5c Bird Seed 2 for 25c
10c V. A’ M. Hygiene Douche
Powder 2 for 50c
f 15c Toilet Tissue Paper. 2 for 15c
SPEC I A L
35c MUM 23c
TONICS
>l.on Wampolc’s Cod Liver
Oil 66c
Dodson 1.1 vertone 39c
$l.OO Nervine 69c
$1 00 Waterbury's Cod Liver
FOR MOUTH
Oil «7w
2"c Dr. West's Tooth Paste 17c
50c Dr. West's Tooth Brush 3«C
60c lorhan's Tooth Paste 36c
jiOr Ipana Tooth Paste 33c
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