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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY. DECEMBER 11, 1931 w»OCIETY Professional and Younger Set Hlonor M house. M. 1B, 1., Clark Athletes Tonight By: Lucius Jones QNG the piaht of nights 1o Atlanta socioty, Ig here! The professional world and younger sc will <toasl aoll Atflunta’s Athletes at oiie of the o cst social cvents th cily has ever seen Sunset Casino will be the scene of the oy ubecrance, and the tender hoonrs of from ten il two will prevosl HE F'UN will center around about a haif hundred stel lar grid performers of Morchouse, Morris Brown, and Clark All Atlanta's social clubs, greek letter organizations, and @ olhel units will join the dance. Amony these units will be such groups as The Sterling Club, The Black Cal 17’Etude des Arts Le Cligue de Dix sept. The Riaccooners. The Horse Collars, Della Epsilon Bota, Ph Wisteria Twelve:. The PPeacocl: Charmers, The Monte Social Clab The Vicinity Charins The Justim ans, Les Bons Am The - Orion The Gay Fellers of the 'House. and many others That O Gy will be on hand 3o without say All Join ‘Bhe Dance ESIDES thie collegiate throng trom the college: ind the undergrad of Alpha Phi Alpha, Kappa AlphuPsi. Phi Betla, Sig . and e Pai - Bl and of Delta Sigma Theta Alpha Kappa Alpha. Zeta Phi Beta and othey 1cly sacietics - will b ot The rads of the orsaniza tions will uizo be out LI, ATLANTA FOLK who woere syests at the Allanta Tennis Club - dances @ this stnmimer and fall ave ex tended a cordial welcome and may or may not pre sent ADMIT CARDS. Any members of the social or greel let ter organizations mentioned nhowve ar af Lhe busine:s or- profe i realm of the city may do likewi: bult all others MUST prasent - thi coveted admit ¢ard. Two bils is th fun tax J. Neal Monlgomery and nine of other syncopated helpoer will do the jazzing On With The Dance ! (1 lubs THE FIRE LICHT SOCIAL CLUB Met at the home of Miss Carrie Williams, 882 Mitchell Street. Busi ness was distussed and -carried out in the usual manner The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Thelma Arnold, 143 BRattle Street, Friday night, December 1lth. Mr. Avery Hood. president Mr. Roosevelt Smith, reporter THE RIVERSIDE AIUD CLUB The Riverside Aid Club will hold its repular meeting at the home of Miss Willie Moreland, 433 Gartell Street 8 E., December 13th at 4 o'clock. It 15 very necessary tha! every member and friend he present. Election of officers for the goring year will tale place Please be on time. Mr. 5. H McBride president Mr. J. B. Johnson, reporter THE ALICE D CAREY (LUR Wishes to annoutiio the first mniversary of Student Cirls Cen ter Sunday December 13th at & o'clock. All are invited Mrs. S. Calhoun, president Mrs. L. Smith, reporter THE SOCIATL 12 ENMBROIDERY CLURB Held their mecting at the hom» of Mrs. Turl. We were glad to have our president “with us, and presid ng. - After all business vras discussed a delicious menu was gorved by the hostess The next meeting will be zt the home of Mrs. Avery Mrs. Simmona, proesident Mrs. Bessic Owcens, reporter THE EAST SIDE SOCIAL CLUB Met with Mrs. Thomas Blos-. ingame, 755 Dunkirk Strec!, Nov [\l %7 , -y 3 - WJ) Yes Yeu Con Buy _’.'57“ . (4 . P High Test i NJ}} " :“\- 3 ) ERL9%el G A S Y R eV e= Dodson’s Mt f01 16¢ Per Gal. ~ Dodoon Always Leads in Qualiy | and Prices. You Can Now bBuy | QUAKER STATE 011, AT 20¢ PER QT. AND KEROSENE AT 10¢ PER GAL. FREE CANDY WITil ALL Purchases of (harcozl, Waod and Kind!ing, Don' S Fargetl fo Stop at e Dodson’s ORI NTAYE & ck Fa UL Phone Ja. 8081 cmber Gth, The mecling opened | with the president in charge, business was briefly diseussed. We had three visitors,” Mrs, E. Harris of Detroit, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs L. Cofer of Atlanta, Georgia. We enjoyed a delicious menu, after “which a few games of whist were enjoyed. The next mecting will be at the home of Mis. Gussie Cop Lland. 20 Sewell Street.oN, B the fourth Tuesday night. ' Mr. Duncan Hill, presideint Mr. Sam Jones, reporter - Mr. Richard O'NMeal Brown ha recuperated at his home, 503 Bed ford Place, after a period of illness He has returned to school Miss Thelma Wright is ill at het home 96 Electric Avenue We wish for her a specdy recovery Miss Louise Batlts of l.ithonia Ciearvgin spent the week-end with Miss Dorothy Pace al 141 Walnu: troel, 8. W Shio reports a lovely timne E Mr. James Boyce is still on the sick lizt, has been for two months He 15 the hiudband of Mprs Carrie Boyvee, 469 Stoncwall Strecl. Come out and hear. “Jephthah and - his Danghter (The PBiblel greatest cantata in 3 acts) at the Butler Street Baptist Church Monday, December 14th 8 p m Hushed wveices directed by Prof E C. = Davie: mizic by ihe SiGsp Moon Athletic Band, - 28 pieces Negro spirttuals Admission 10c¢. | Mrs. Katie M. Jackson, reportie: l Miss Lillie Weddington of 272 iV"l'n'm Place entertained hoer ‘ousin, Mrs. Janie Copeland ol Marietla. Georgia Tucsday, Dec ember 8th. Whist was the featurd ")I the evenine. A deliciois menu ‘woas served and everyone reporte! 2 very pleasant evening | Miss Lizzic Perkins o I 1834 Briapclilf Boad enterained in hon o Mis:e lda Dluvall . of Macor: Cieorgin with a dinner party. A delictous menu wae served and the {z:uv*i: report a very pleasant ey ning. A Delightful Birthday Supper Mrs Carrie 1. Woods entertain od a foew of her friends with a do ‘ighitul birthday party at tha home, 56831 Reed Street, honorin: Migs Carric 1. Dixon. Among L alests were Miszes Ruby Coleman Mary I, Mack Jessie M. Speirs, 2 lordon. D Kirksoy . TTeasley. Messrs. RNobert Mason, D, Daniel, S Wavd. Elapdar and B Ward, nd others The punsis were de lightfuliy corved CONSTANT WORKERS Ileld their recular mecting with Miss laeile Middlebrooks, Sunday Docembor: 6th, - at 61 Chesthut Street. Business was very brief, a delicious menu was s2rved Next meeting will be with Miss Matroy Randall, 110 Mildired Street Dec ember 13th. all members are askod io please he present and on time. Miss Withie Martin, president, Otis B Lee peportel THE N. Ul. CLUB OF 671 WARD Met with Mes G W Owen:, sunday ot b oo olaglk Alter tho busineds program. o most deliciois inrkey conrse was Served. The next meeting will be at tho home of WNys Jobhn Colline 53 Paoker Stvect. Decembar 1iHh THE NUEDLE CRAFT AND _ WHIST LUB Met with bire - Walloy: Pinrea Mhursday., November 19th. - Plans were made 1o sive out baskets to the needy. After being delighitul lv served. adjpourned to mect with Mpa I Cheistlor 180 Hammord Sirect, THE EXELSIOR SOCXAL ¢ 1.UB et at the home of Mr Willie BPatterson S6 Mayam Avoniie, Monday night Decenmiber & 1927, for. the election of officers vir, s ALenan Auston- was elocted presiden:, Mr @ Jerrvy | DBicklord, vice-president. Miss Grace MeCol lins, - fecvelary, Miss Josephine Huntor, Assistant Soecrctary. My Arning Dotson, Treacure Banlk ing committee Mr. Chiltord Ruaset) | Miss Carrie Neal Hunter a4 M, | Henry Potlry. The next rieeting will be held at the home of {,1,-1 Jerfy Bickford, 211 Randalph St All members are asked to please ! be present. | Mr. Clarence Auston. president | Mr. Benjamin Reid: reporter - THE NORTH SIDE ‘ CHRINTIAN CLUB | H o lLd their répalal mocting, Mnnl];x.‘, riient at the homoe of Mr. Maddox. We were glad to enroll thiree new moembers. The business part of the meeting was carried out in the usual way, after which 4 delicious ment was seived: The next meeting will be ot the home cof Mirs Mappie FEreoman. 89 Tl ard Street, S E. Monday afternoon Mrs. Nanie Battles, president Friss 1 B Morgan, reporter SOCIAL SIXTEEN CLUB Met Thursday @ night December 3rd al the home of Miss Christian and Lorene Walace, 550 Hunt St with the vice-president, presiding Business was discussed from 7:30 {o 8 o'elock, then we enjoyed a so cial hour. A delightiul menu was served. The next meceling will be at the home of the supervisor, Mro klla M. Thomas, 354 Merritts Ave nue Miss Fannie Thompson, pres THE OAKLAND FLORAL CLUD Mat swilh Mre and Mys Haeany Harris, Tuesday night, December 8th wilth the president presiding After the business- part of the nmecting games were enjoyed by all. Plans for the giving of Christ mas baskets were discussed. Our next silver tea: for the benotit of the needy will be at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Porter, 250 icatge Street, Sunday afiernoon Liecemnber 13th from 5 to 7. All members and friends are asked to Hee present. A delicious repast was njuyed by all. . The next meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Partee 277 Piedmont Avenue N, E Visitors are always weleome Me. W. M. Chappell president NMrs. Katie I.. Partee reporter TROOP A SOCIAL CLUD The membership and friends of Troop-A Social Cliub are herchy cequesited to o attend the regular meeting of the club to be held af the home of Mr. Davis. 327 Henrvy Streel, S W.. on Friday night, December 11th. The elub expeets ienorts from its workers in the \'m-: hership eampatcn The presi dent cxpects the full membership in altendanee Mr. H. G. Bell, president | Mr B 1. Jlondersan 1cporter SEUN 872 2oanal, €LER Phe i @aaigql CJub met with M Rt Th ma 037 Fair . 5l B gy moaaiter 7L 198 Tm~| moeiin : oupoved by all pre ent Thomas served a (l!'!:-l Clotts et after which My Fua pore Chambliss and. Mr. Robent Booker defeated Me E T I undsy and My Thomas in . a Bridge Giame. The meeling adiouened at this, hour. Our next meeting will be with Mr Robert Booker, Decem bor it 1831 = Wesl ,\Iiich:‘-i‘:‘ Street. | NMe BT Damdy: nresident ‘ Mr J E Carneliys reporter Me and Mty Bl Borpus -were punsts at the social given by the Justinian: Club, LITERARY MUSIAL Of Greater Mt Moriah DBaptist churchi held a very. interesting meeting Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mis Jim King Three applications for membershin weore received from Misgs Oeclavie Robinson, My, Lucius Haramond and Mr Willie Robinson. A do. Hghtful repast was served. Next meeting will be at the home of Miss Annic B. Howard, 337 Henvy Sireet on the third Sunday. thi: month. . Rev. €. H. Holland pastor Mr. Willie Manefee, president MisMary Moenefee, reporter MOONIIGHT BOYS Meat at the home of Mr K. & Worrior Wednesday night, Dec. 9 We enjoved a short talk from the president. We were glad to have with us as honor ouests Misses Klorine Barnes. . Lelia Calioway Emma Richardson and Ola NMae Richardson of the Blue Mocn So cial club. The meeting next Wed fm‘.'\d;iy night will be at the home "nf Mr. Irwin 1> Dotson, 379 Rock Strect. There is an opening for three members. Applications are in order. J. C. Rogers, president Earnest Ector, reporter CRITERION . Cilub. met Tuesday nite. Decem 'ber 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs | Arnett Burdett, 1072 Fortress Ave nue. We were happy to have all members present. Plans woere comn pleted for distribution of Xmas .hnskrts. Next meeting will be with |’Vir, D. Burdett, 38 MecDonough ' Boulevard S. E., December 15. l Mr. Arnett Burdett, president | Miss J. L. Griffin, reporter JOLLY GIRLS | Social Club was delightfully en "tertained at the home of Miss Osie ‘Danicl Wednesday, December 2. ‘Business was briefly discussed. There will be an apple contest et meecting. Mr. Anthony was welcomed as a guest. Next meeting will be at the home of Miss Fannie Milier on South Awggue at the USTOUP IO s o s | Mies Minie Vandergrif, pres. "~ Miss Ossie Clark, reporter ‘ ACTIVITIES LaFFRANCE SOCIAL Met at the home of M. Willian Carter. 253 Chestnut Street, 5. W Plans for our annual Christma program, including the Xmas trod pifts, ete, were fully made Tl club spent one of the jolilest aft ernoons in its iMstory. The menu and decorations were delighttul Mr. Hradley gave an interesiing lecture. Mr. E. Lee 1s to be thanl for his helpful hints to the ciub Othor visitors were: Mr. Johiison Miller and Miss Bradley. The club received many comphiments in the choice of their members. Other are always welcome to meet with us Miss - Esther O’Neal 371 Cluver Street, 8 W. The sympathy of the club goes out to Miss Haywood (We Hope-for hek a Hpetdy fe f'li','l'l_‘,'_ ; Miss Fehols, president | Miss O'Neal, reporter ., The Royal 24 i\ The Royal 24 Social Club of Col "lege Park met at the home of Mr Other Patterson, 315 West Harvard | Street Monday night, December 7 |'The club opened at 8 o‘clock with the president presiding. Business 'was carried out briefly. After be ing served the rest of the evening iwas spent in card playing and idancing. | Mr. Sylvester Shell, president § Miss D. McDaniel, Secrctary Mr. Richard Addy, reporter o * l N | m0Clal (NeWS TURKEY DINNER Mr and Mrs. Maddox of 172 Fort Street, N. E. were hosts at a de lightful Turkey dinner at vwhich Mrs. Gussie Adams and daughters Misses T.ela and Alberta Adams, Miss Willie Kelly, Mesdames Licona Coltor. Mavzie Bevell wore guests. Thev onjoyed one of those oid fashion turkey dinners MRS JETTIE NOWELL of 353 Tyons Aventio: who has been con fined to bed for more than threc weeks is much better 1o the delight cf he: many friend GRADUATYE OF SOCIAL SCHOOL SECURES CHICAGO APPGINIMENT » Virs: Trapees B Poeoples o f Omaha. Ncbraska a pgraduate of the Atlanta School of Social Work has just been apointed Casc Worker with the United Charities Lol Chicago. Prior to this appoint ‘ment - she had ben engaged as Community Worker with the Omaha Cultural Center. a social settlement of Omaha, DMNebraska. SPECIALIST CONDUCT INSTITUTE ON FPROBATION Mrs. Marvjorie Bell, Field Sscre tary, National Probation = Associa tion of New York City has just completed a two weeks institute o probation wock at the, Atianta Schoal of Social Work. ‘This institute 15 an extra feature of the school's curriculum and was made possible through - a special grant trom. t h e Phelps-Stokes Fund. It began November 30 and cnded December 1L A BIRTHDAY DINNER PARTY Miss Lois Willanghby cntertain= od in honoy of My (armer Panks a student of Clark Univeisity, on his birthdoy., Wednesday. Decem ber 2nd, at the home of her uncle and aunt. Mr: arnd Mrs. L. B. Ste vhens, 273 Fortune Street. A very delightful dinner was served at sover olelock. At - eight thHirty oelock My Parks and Miss Will anghby were joined by their many friends in several games of whist Everyone reported a very enjoy able evening Miss Willanghby is formerly jof Athens, Georgia. She is now living in the city with hot relatives In order that she might complete her college education at Seplman Col lege. ’ 3 Seen and Heard | The Rainbow Soeial Club H\'L‘d! ap to my expectation, Wednesday | nite when they gave their annual | danee. Many ‘‘sacial breds! \\'H‘L‘I out and »1l spent a rather vn_w,\'a-{ ble evening | . | HOPE NGl 1EAVENT FORGOTTEN that tonight is the night that “Mol-| ancholy!' Jones 15 honoifag ath letes wf tho collezes of the city. J. N. Montgomery is furnishire the miugie foy this roval Limb ioosens o Don't fall 1o come aut S0 MY OL.Db FRIENDS. Robend Iones and Haitie Tate have ven ‘ured into the field of matrimony. May God grant that their ma picd life be a happy and successful one. e / HAVE YOU BEEN TO tha Roya! Theatre lateiy? Well if you haven't ~ame aut some evening and snend an enjovable ceveninz. THE PRO TECTOR in the Roval Theatre is 1he Jatest MODEL IN THE Cij¥ and the Royal boasts of the beost ACOLUSTICS in 1 h e city I member the place that bring, all of the *big pictures” back If you don't think it is embars rassment to be “jibeing” a young lady and have your kid brother come up and tell vou that “mama” said come home. ask Slater Maddox. He was ‘‘shooting off some of his ‘jibe” on the charm ing Miss Edwina Derricotte. E. J. Scott says some of the fel.' lows “avrE " tEeT=ts - thke NPT Well brother! let the omg lady cnjoy her popularity. 4 THE ATLANTA WORILD, ATLANTA, GA. | (‘ > 1., 1 | ‘upid’s Corner - Gleorpe Alfred Muckle - 19 378 Ciriffin Street: Annie Leec lLuca 29 180 Hunnicutt Slreet. Matthew Rakestraw, 23 786 Hubbard Street to Alberta Hol land, 22, 223 Fletcher Street. South west. | Arthur -McCorery, 23, 244 Wood ward avenue to Grace Daniel, 29| 633 Larkin Street, Southwest. : | Bufiord Wright, 21, 461 Middle | Street, Southwest to Elizabeth M. | ‘Kieth 19 886 Hubbard - Street, Southwest | . James Evans, 24, 508 Edgewood | ' Avenue, to Lessie Mason, 21, 603 Auburn Avenue Will Mayweather, 29, 418 Temple Avenue to Minnie Roberson, 23 Victoria Street, College Park. Howard Daughtery, 29, 716 Mc | Daniel Street. to Alberta Crockett, 25, 207 Hagood Avenue. L Olis Echols 22 125 Batlle Street, o Willie Te Jacobs: 19 215 Pair [ Place, southwest. | James Kirkland, 47, 471 Nelson | Strect, to Rachel Boswell, 48, 471 iNelson Sereet, southwest I Nathaniel Bailey, 31, 172 Glenn iStreet to louise Davis 21, 141 ;”'dL'lmd Streed. | Abe Marshall, 22, 451 Martin' [5irect. to Rosa Rolland 20, 139 Glen Street, southwest ‘ { Alvin Handspike, 20, 1087 West ‘Hunter road to Rosa Lamar, ]E).} {1150 West Hunter Road L Richard: Bridges >34 405 Nelson Street to Gatberine Burnette, 29 1200 Trotherton Stroet, southwest. i Cieveland Waldon, 22, Chestnut jpla(‘(- to Lula Mapp. 21, 78 Linden fway. | Henry Anderson Reid 21 1521 |Amenda Avenue to Carrie Belle | Wise, 21 178 Mason Avenue | Harry Wolford '19. 637 Parson i Street. southwest to Harviet Han- Lrocke, 19. 987 Ashby Circie | Roy Jackson, 36, 270 Dova Streot, {to Annie Lauric Tuggle 37 270 El)m:c Slreet | Fred Gilass 21 911 Smilh Street ito Savannah Parks, 19. 854 Hub- Ehi‘.l"‘] Street, t—J. D Dodson, 30 532 FPFraser iStreel to Corinne Gray, 25 1076 | oy tioss Street - 1 Church News ibe ladies Aid Board DNo 2 of Wariren Memorial. Church m c { with Mrs. Fannje Brooks. 997 Lena Street, November 22nd The meet- Ng was opened in its usual form the president presiding. DBusiness was briefly discussad on- plans imding up to the Annual Confer ence which was held at Newnan, Georgia December 2nd threugh the Gth. We arc all glad to have our paster. Rev € K. Brown back with s for another year Mis Pauline Weinstock. though con fined at the hospital is doing very aicely. we adjourned to meet with Virs. Esteiln Grabham. 228 Cheatniit Street N W Decemaber 13th Mrs. Fannie Brooks, president Mrs. Mattie Liockhart, reporter LIRERTY BAPTIST SUNDAY SUCHOOL Opened at the usual heur with in_increase in attendanrce. There three new members added to the Vlen's Bible Class. Every weck we ire. peiting better Now don't fore set on next Sundav 1igh! The Amcrican Woodman ave having a program sponsored by the Men's Bible Class and Class No 8 af 2ight o'clock sharp. Col, E P Pope it dhis class il bo Master: of Ceremonies. Please covery member be present. Some of the best tal ent of the city will appear on the program. The Doko Band will also be present. Come with us and w will do you good. Mr. A 1. Gambol Subt Mr. H. J Allen, reporter BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School met on time with Supt. Knight in charge. The lesson was discussed and Class No. 5 won the banner. Our pastor filed his pu'pit at 11 o'clock and preached 1 soul-stirring sermon. The Willing Workers Club mot at the .church, Monday night. A very interesting meeting was en ioyed by evervone. Rev. Moses Biggs, pastor Mr, C. E. Smith, reporter BETU'LAW BAPTIST CHURCH The Progressive Bible Ciass of Beulah Baptist Sunday Schoo! held & helpful session. Lesson was taught by Mr. R. H Hunson. Two visitors: Dr. R H. Carter of Friend ship Baptist Church! who review od the lesson and Mrs. Brown of Ft. Smith. Avkansas. close in the lead by five hundred fifty degrecs. A business meeting was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. Hilliard Street. who were celebrat ing their tenth marriage anniver sary. Many presents were present ed by the class Officers for the ensuing vear were elected-all re clected. Rev. James Mathis in the choir, A number of wvisitors wore prescat Reov 1, A Pinkston Dr Once You Trade With Jack, Yoa Are Sure To Come hac’i. The Cheap est Store i1a Tewn. JACK'S 180 Ildeewood Ave. Shoes * and Ready ‘o Wear at Your Own Price ' Broadnax and Mr. Thomas of Wheat St. Church gave very help ful talks. After an cnjoyable pro gram the hostess served an elabor at menu. Waiters, Misses Estella Freeman and Georgia L. Williams Mr. W. J. Shannon. precident Mrs. Nanie Williams, reporter SPENCER STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School opened ot 930 with Supt B L Pickson, presid ing. We had a wonderful leszon, 'No. 3 Class won the banner. We are sorry that our junior teacher is sick Sis. W. A, Miler. We'rc | hoping her a speedy recovery. The |pastor filled the pulpit al day Sun lday at 8 o'clock If you want 1o hear a good meeting, come to Mt Leidiiard Church Visitors are wel come . | Rev B 1 Johnsn pastor | t Deacon . L )ickeon, 1(*},4”"10‘"' IRAD(‘I.I!"I-‘ MEMORIAL I PRESBYTERIAN : Church invites vou to attend a! special musical and literary pro gram which will be given Sunday i ;nftm‘nwm ¢ -4 ocleric ot v‘;,'.' i('hnrch corner Fort and lHouston! | Streets. l Mis R. Pace, president ' BUTLER STREET BAPTINSY ‘ ' Our new officers for the B Y | . U. 32 were elected Sunday. Dec !(-mber 6. We were glad to wel | come Mr. James Atkinson as presi | dent again. With him as presidont ;“'(‘- did great work in this year and gwith the carefully chosen office iwc have, we are planning to do islill more. Our attendance Sunday | was 157. { IN MEMORIAM !Oh baby dear it has been one yea Since you left us sad and | Heart broken here. | Your smiling face we will | Always remember. | Although you left us last December. i Little Gwendolyn Erncstine Gii | bert. Died December 11, 1930 | Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Gilbert { Father and Mother ; M:. Ernest T. Lundy, Brother ROCEDALE PARK By Lois Young The Usher Board and the Younsg Men's Christian Club presented o program at Mount Caltvary Baplist Church on Sunday afternoon Mr Langston is ill at her home en Johnson Road. The Young Peopie of Mount Calvary Baptist Church presented a program at Central A M. E. Church of Mitcheil Street on last Sunday aftornoon Mrs. Bernice Young of Avenuc B. wishes to express her apprecii tion to the moany friends on Lind | cn Street for the kindness shown | to her mother Mrs. B. Gordan dur ‘ ing her illness An interesting evs g eni in church co-operation weos that | contest held between St Luke A M. % (Chureh Georgs OQlwos ! Church and Mouni Calvary Bap i tist Church. Mrs Tda Smilh r George-Oliver Church roporie #6155 Mount Caloary Bani ! Church and St Luke A M E | Church combined reio tod $2L00 l COLLEGE PARK By M. B. Beavers We are very glad to have bask with us Rev. J W. Swain and Ret E. H Warely of Laster Chapel anc | Mt Zion A. M E Church; respe. ! ‘velv. Both pastors have been w — s for {wo vears and have donc great work in our community ; well as their respective churches | They both report a successiu | Anniial Conference. | We wich to say to these efficien® nastors that we are very glad to wave them back with us. for an sther and better year. We wish te sxtend to them our hearty support | . - | Please, dear folks. send ail r‘.tx“& news to the reporter or ta your | newsboy. Hamilton Cunninghan | at Mrs. Mammie Cunningham’ f ~afe. Clubs, sports, society and | churches are ask to contribute tw! our city ncws without charges. \\'1-‘ want to commend the Royal 24 Sn»i rial club on taking the lcad iri such an act. We extend a ::;wmu?i invitation to Church and Club news I We are very sorry to hear of the ! illness of Miss Georgin M. Wolf{ of | Princeton Avenue. We wish her :II speedy recovery. ! Glad to hear that Miss Vallin| Bohans, 410 West Harvard ;‘\\'cm:f" is convalesing rapidlv at her home ‘ Miss Bohans and Mics Wollf have ! been confined to ihecir beds for several weeks. We avish to extend onr heapls | weleame to Miss l.ela Dav Newnan. Georgia and formerly of | Selma, Alabama. to our city. Mi 5 | Davis is Pesiding at tha hova o Mr. and Mrs. Bugena Hunt, 20 W “olumbus Avenue, Snent a fow hours at the B Y P 1] of Friendship Baplist chireh last Sundav evening and spent a most enjoyvable afternoon. T h ¢ nrogram was jponsored by M-y Bva T Cannon. and was excellent My good friend. Sidney Abbott, just had to tickle his tonsils in a duet with Miss Ruth Burks. "Sid” says that was all for company. All ! can say its h-———to be company Robberies Early Thursday morning at ‘Alline and Murphy Avenue, John Bell, alias Curtis Gresham. 152 Vine Street, was arrested with a sack of grocerics. Upon question ing him, police discovered that he was taking the food from a store operated by Mrs. E. M. Pearson, 1487 Stewart Avenue. The gro ceries were turned back to her and @1LUBS LUB the robber plaeed updor oiresl and held on suspicion The lunch stand f Sophrunia Tirner, 875 Connally Stiroet. wa entered by twistin the lock off| the front door. A small amoint of cancdy and bread vwad taken Wed ‘ 8 ¢ et G G O B (SR 4 DIARY OF A i ) i A J i f iy HARLAMITE By FFEROL VINCENT-SMOOT © | (For the Associated Negro Press) Now that the political dust has| settled, folks in New York are tak-| ing time to think aboui something else except politics. That is. with the possible exception of a few Re publicans who have not yet il themselves ont of the political eraves into which they were so unceremontousty dumped by the Democrats in the last election. That election is no longer news, but it will be a long, long time before Harlem will forget it. Bewildered onlookers might be interested to know that reactionery Republicans say that they have turned Deiio cratic in order to show the Do crditic party that the Republian party in New York City does not carry the Negro vote around in ils vest pocket. So they jumped r:ght over into the vest pockets of the Demoerats. Maybe, that's all right Are not vest pockets the places where viles are supposed to be kept? Foshionabie Harlem bustied into Thanksgiving Day going places and doing things for the peor It is smart to be listed among those who are working for unemployment ra lief. None will deny that this 15 an innocent and altogether worthv di version. But Heavens above. the way oo Harlemites do scrambis and seratch for a place in the spol light. On the surface, all seems s2- rene Lut in reality a bitter and un remilting war i= being waged. This is of 1o intere-t to the piblic ex et hat it evplains why many of Hao Term's most uselul and resnected ¢iti ens seldym {ake part Iin publie activities Thee are ftwo welfars commit tecs in tharlep Ofo was appointed by theeWetin - Chiinall gt ow York Liie ot the roguest and wilh ihe cooperition of a group of 5o eisl Agencies i+ Haplom. Anoihor commitiee. which i1s known as a volunteer fun valsing commitiee wis organized after the first corr mitiee had met and discussed pla s for administering relief in Harlem ' this winter. The question no:: s, [v, is goirg to boss this job v wav? And the fight waes an - Al £ o P s Z R O p“".' - ot i 4 ’ \ 24 /"'.,u:l a1 ﬁ} 'J*_'jh;:;'._ 3 7 : 0 e & 74 , iy i “" ‘& » \?‘g Jé ) A0S ot ROk ams ‘f | w{ 0%, B o /’ s 9 ) v .. 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Groy or Browa, < MR o : Fen Ry ) 3 ) 98 “" A 4 ‘ \« 8 \ 4 v.,?«_li"\’-’ 5 E \%%(: : ,AB "(.a";’rﬁ“, d ) & {*3\" : ; ﬁwﬁhﬁ‘w \ {3 v/ 5 ¥ G Women's felt evereft 'lﬂ leather sole and rubber heel, 65 Whitehall St., S. W, Adanis, G 1 PAGE THREE writing. a tiuce has been called i that the mass canvass foff vy may be completed, In the meantime, a relieg Om“ wis opened by the Welfare Coune ail the day betore Thanksgiving, vnd under the supervision of, ... 1 are entitied to two guesses.... { hite social worker with a mixed {f! Oh, yes, there will be plenty of action presently. However, the astlver lining to this cloud lies in the faet that, fight or no fight, the vinners are those who are going recetve food, clothes and sghels ter, And the sooner they get it, the hetter The first Colored Merchants Ase ocintion food market in Harlem was opened on November 20, It is a Hace lovely to behold with its modern santtary coipinent beauti= ity arranged. There are five, exe ot i need ciery aiert, courteous ind pleasant. It Jis a housewife's dream of perfect service. There are three departrments, a grocery and & meat and vegetable market. It is wned and managed by Negroes. This store represents an initial investment of more tnan dollars and cents. It is also an investment n faith, hope and confidence in opco cooperation and progress. The manager of the store, Mr. Ar= thur N Jones, is rather well-known in Harlem for his initiative and bility to deliver under fire. A little more than two years ago, a group of citizens were waging a fight for the promotion of Mr. Jones from istart ma 1 to manager of an Alantic and Pacifie Tea Commy e Auring this agitation that Mr. Albon 1. Holsey of Na tiongl P usine ;s l.eague fame apreared on the scene with his Colsred Merchants Association jca, Not many months later, Mr. Jones emerged as the manager of the tivst Colored Merchants Asso tion ¢rocery in Harlem. And that T roa proc cded to perfol'm a iie turned over the stock ' rst . M. A. store twenty g t vear. (The aver= { for turnover in a grocery o y Thus, the question ? rtomanagement seems to : i put the public is bel ed that petronage contr:l’l v The fate of this splendid citort » i the hands of Ne= ro woemen. If it fails it will . lay f2cn - Shulman, & ¢ f 505 Irwin Street, was , v ard robbed of $3.50. One of men wa v black. about 8 £t 4 and aoproximately 28 eqrs old wearing a saincoat. THE ; | sropeaved to be about & ' i black hat and coat.