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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1931 Spread of Stealing Gives South a ‘White Man Problem’ ]{/‘\!A}',“:“ N . Dee § (AN = The spread of de linqueney among the whiles of the south i3 bogin ning to cause considecable coneern There was a time when the Sotith encouraped propaganda to the of fect that Negroes were pgeoneeally given o pilfering and stealing point out that such offenses were lnoked on mildly as they wore al oSt a4 rociul hobit 'AH.H" hoo b Bibs 10 Dinth the olher fool 1he Gmeenshoro Daily News. points out in a recent issue, saying Neurly all of the 55 detendint copvicted durving eriminal Superi od court. the weeks of October 2 and November 2 were involved in sane from of theft, the statistios by IErian ¢ Wilson, deputly clerk slow. The average age of the de fndants, of whom 40 were white vas slightly more than 29 vears” Y8a. runs . the” continucd story W a distressing serial of several wars standing, in every court in he stale which convenes for the rial- of ecriminal cases. “Running betwen the vouns g and the old is a modern sewer of complaceny concerning the com w(m stealing that a gencration avo ould have disgraced the offendo with his own kind. 5 well as put him in jjeopardy of the law. And the. bitter criticistn holds true in the H“ZII.‘»':II‘ which goes {0 support what has become the general rule that as the Ncegroes learn to keep their hands from picking and steal ing, the white race i takine over the vice the brother i black e rapidly abandoning! ‘ “Indeed, os this seandal oW the south has anocihetr race quos tion on its hands: “The White Man Problem.” Clubs * - | (Continued on Page Thice) | THE ROSEBUD ‘ COMMUNITY CLUB Met on Thursday night. Decem bee 3rdd ot the home of Mr and Mrs. Floyd Edwards, 378 Beerman Street. After the business of the club had been attended 1o, ihe meeting was turned into o socinl affair, which was enjoved by 1!l .The hostess Mrs. Edwards scrved a 'wry delicious menu and every one present went home after having spent an enjoyvable and pleasant evening. The visitors present were: Mrs. Reba Smith and Mrs Bertha Simith iirs. Georgia Shelton, president Mrs. Mary Brame, Secretary ‘ THE EUREKA SOCIAL CLUB Met with Miss Rosa lamar, Wednesday night at her home on Hunter Street. The meeting was opened with the president presiding We were very glad to have Miss Gladys Thirgood and Mr. Hames Potter present, and several other visitors. A very delicious repast was served. The club adjourned to meet with Mr. James Petity Wed nesday night, 959 Westview Drive Miss P Waters, president Miss B Wilson, roporier THE C. H. AND A. CLUB NO 2 Met at the home of Sister Luld Rowe 346 Rhodes Street, N W with the vice-president presiding Devotional services led by the vice-president. Brother J. Smith Brother Tumlin and Mi Bessit Seott are on the sick list We pray for them a speedy recovery. The next meeting will be at the home §f M Valentine 220 Ashby S0 L W All memboers are asacd i wc present. Brother . G Gore presden Sister E 1. Bonds, reporter THE LILY OF THE VALLDEY CHRISTIAN CLUB Will meet at t h e Melnlosh Chapel, Thursday night, Deccember 10th for an old time service. Come and enjoy this service with us Everyone is invited. Rrefreshiments free. Mrs. Ada Freeman, president Miss Vallie I.. Hammonds, Acting Reportey THE L 0. A, CLUR Met with Mrs. R Geraldine Al len, Thursday, December 3rd with the mresident presiding. After the businsss part of the meeting plans were made for .«—‘u\‘e-r:»l parties to raise funds for the children’s ward at Bittle Hill. Mrs. Freddie Wilson will entertain Thursdany night at lier. home, No 81 B Markham SU"".. Visitors are welcome Mrs. J. Wilson, president Mre. Gordon, reporter T EVER READY BiBiLE (CLUB 3f Mt Moriah Baptist Church mt last week with Mrs M H ""‘l,"ll.’m(l‘ The lesson was outlined §i the teacher, Mr. Zollie Head I was beautifully discussed by the @ss. A few encouraging remarks yere: made by Rev. H. F. Green 'be repast was highly enjoyed by ill. Next mecting will be nt the pome of Mrs. J. R T.ovett, 228 Mil /dred Street, S. W. Visitors are wel lcome. - | Mr. J. R. Lovett, president Mrs. Amy A. Lovett, reporter ANNOUNCEMENT TATE-JONES MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tate announce ithe marriage of their dagod e I”;](tic Cose to Mr. Roberl Jones Messrs,. Howard Mo.cle o 5 4 Charles Adams spent the week end in Alabama, visitine nany i teresting points, includin B imingham, Tuskegee a o poatt !(‘ily, They were visitine ool o and friends of Mr. Adams ' Misses Lessie and Louvise Tickes returned home from Plhaladelphia Pa,. and shave cnleied e Baoker li'l“ Washington Ilizh Schoo! | Miss Willic B. Archie hus return iw,l to her work ftleaehing i Mans il'iv!(l. Georgia alter two weeks il eSS, i Mp and NV L (0 W 1 mother, Mrs' M. A Ficad of 1 §urd sireet had ag 1) iy e guests, Thanksgiving N Adic Green, Mampive Kir: @ o Ang !('lxlnm, Betore cdinne: h pe ol l y . . iwwv taken e 0 gt s i and kodak parly Al b o b iy were served g delicio e dinmer. Misses Gre noond 1 stUdent-nurses at Grady 1L 1t ? Mis Mavroln Wickor Moy of Chitg o, Hnols fpent cvo 2l davs as puest of Miss Isabelln Vol son at her lovely home on Aflania Avenue, Decatur. CGeorsin M McCalla is well-known in Atlanta as Miss Magnolia Wicker and has a host of friends here who acsisiod Miss "Wilson in wmaking her stay a very pleasant one. Mus- Issie Fawrcnce of 597 Garl -] baldi street gave o HIpELe poaite i honor of her son Mr Tlonry (° Lawrence. A delightfu! menn 9 setved and evervone ropoited o delightful time. Mrs. Nanev Toles enfertained in honor of Miss Rosa L T owronce with a lovely birthday party at hel home, 543 I'raser Street. Whist nnd dancing were features of tho o ening A delicious menu was - ved. Invited guests included the “Wisteria 12" and others Mr. Benjamin Williams fvom Charvlestan. & (' and Miss 1Tav rence with (o thank iheir many friends for f(he bBeantiful ol given them. WEST SIDE BEIBI & CHARITY CLUB Met on November 30th at tho home of Mrs Dorsey. 501 Found v Streot The lesson was (oo by Mrs Allen. We has as vue! e MeCain and Mrs Thoma i Me Cain made a vely inspiricp talk which was enjovod by ch mern ber present. A delicious menit was served by our hostess The nexd meeting will be al the howe of Mrs Watson, 484 Marlin Streot Mrs. Fanunie Dorsey. president Miss €. 1. Mitchun, reporter hTe Thirty Second Session of {he Atllanta Conference of the A. M E. Church. which was hald al Bl per Temple on Fair Sirect cloicd when Bishop Wm. A Fountain, A M. D D, made the assignnments of the pastors Sunday afternoon. This was one of the greatest confer ences in the history of the A M E Chiiteh in Georpia. Despite the prevailing economic depression, the pastoral reports allowed that the conference has held ils cwn inrecovery. SLEALTIEY PHE HOME TOR XAS Buv Your Xmas Gilts At Jones-Kennedy Furniture Co. CASH OR TERMS 14y 1hvor st N I OFor Better Health s < S E C.§ > i S i L g 4 : 3 ;‘~. & J;:’) MRS. JOHN WILSON “My mother gave Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com pound to my sister and me when we were 14 years old. Since my marriage I sutfered a good deal from female trouble. Since taking the Compound again | feel perfectly normal in every way. My skinis clearand [ eat am{slcép' well. I will an swer any letter about troubles like mine.”’—Mrs, fohn Wilson, 62,;38:. MarySt., New Orleans, La. 98 out of 100 Women REPORT BENEFIT FROM LydiaE.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ifinances and has thade a sulida ‘ial increase in membershin & lof the high lights of the seo twere the selections on Wodne: lof delegates 1o the Getiooan (g farence of the A M o {which meets i Clecolnn | 6 Moy 1030 e [ ) ik : fMoes BB G Nibe i ilendon, B0 ol . Copper ard W 13 L (g elected delopn! 1y i ! Thornton, L 1) Chy ol ¢ t iRopie. & 1 g o ier b H Pobi i oA were electo ] alte i A rtesabilion Citin L ethical and i ) tlees and: policy &f - the "IL Lallenite ahitod | eir 1 Bryant, priver e b Jpras i vy Dol by adlopted LoD Pr 11 Leeee by 1‘ cral conlerence X it prt st ) Sy dnave anl vao | 1 ciianl ot M Bryint T riiryg the ofl o f Socrelacy -1 e ol 2 b 1% Shrday Seiiaol 1n i i1 er 1 Cnelidded e [ (ot Secrvelary of Mg Jg it P A 1 Wil on Soorelbive 6 Uhilielh Tx leninny Prol B Selby f Alglian o A mied Mol i P ; dile Far M L it s iiiian - Eh eRt a0 eane pioly o Cosmopoltan A F 1 L Novemboer 1952 | LEAST POINTE NEWS ;t-iiln:m'a Bantist {she:s Board - . Met an Tucsday nigh! o Docormiios alab the home of M and Bl Iorace Biame on €4 oun Ave pie MG peribers of dbo- a0 Wit preseit sanl ey HRiiGe Dencon Freeman Alter the doulildy bilines of e Do s completed 1 B e hostese Mre - Brame sorved a very delioious re past All present expressed tHiome Gelves g8 having Hod A vory ooy Lable evening M 5 K Ioss president | Me. Jd Frecmman reporter L e g ol L L Stloam Baptiot Uehiers Boned et aon. Wednesday nicht December Jud gt thie home of Mias Mary | Haves in Calhoun Avenue. I swvus thi night oy the dannual elediion uf officers and all of the former officers were re-elecied All had i enjoyable evening : Mrs. AL M. Walker. president Miss Ruth Render, veporter L Mis N Haveod ot b Home on (oorein Avenue. Her frionds seihe [or Fop 0 U ove anendly HEEONE] . The Rosebid Communily. Clab will met ot the hovie of Mrs Nel- Hie Havieood on Holeomb Sirect Thuinday nile Doeamber 10 DLANDTOWN Me 1. Meadows Mt Taones Laveniler amd Willio | b malorod. o Gramtville: I They were the snesls of Vv aue Mis. Miller The many friends of Mis: Mabel Brotier are glad 1o know thot whe has returned from the Grady hos pital. . We have oh aiir sick list Diss Il Dimie il b Mie s o Frager. We wish for them a :'po(“’d_v R o o B 5@ ; B ‘.& w 3 . e ) " L3S & i 8 5 MARION D. NEAL “I suffered from female weak ness and leucorthoea for years. A Lydia E, Pinkham bool was left at my door and I decided to try the medicine. I took three bottles of Herb Medicine and three bottles of Vegetable Compound. Now [ amwelland strong and I do not have any discharge.l go out nursing and I tell sutferers about the Pink ham medicines.’”” — Marion D. Neal, 154 SpruceSt.,Newark,N.7. THE ATLANTA WORLD, ATTL.ANTA, CA. 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