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FIIIDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1931
HOC IE I Y
Popular Christmas
Pageant to be
Presented
Once more the Unhcr Board of
Friendship Baptist Church Mit
-4'1:11 at Hives Streets, comes to
tnc front with an entertainment
th.it surpasses any of its previous
performances. This time the public
is offered the highly populm Xmas
Pageant "The Lighted Highway"
on Sunday night. Dec 20th nt 7 30
o'clock.
The group of young people pre
senting this play have been tho
roughly trained by one of AHautas
leading directors and boasts .omc
of the best Negro voices, which
will no doubt make the rendition
of the Xmas Carols amt the Page
ant as it whole one of the best in
recent years.
Graham W. Jackson
and Chorus Please
Despite the inclement weal tier
Sunday evening. December 13. 1931
Graham W. Jackson mid his well
trained Mule Chorus lefl an in
delible impression on 4 i largo an
dience at Allen Temple Cbmch
The Chorus was well balanced and
well trained under the skillful
tutorship of Mr. Graham Jackson
who is nationally known as a great
musician. The Organ numbers
rendered by Mr Jackson were ex
cellent and greatly appreciated by
the audience as they sat spell
bound.
Several request numbers were
played, such as the Sextette from
Lucia. The World is Waiting lot
the Sunrise, Etc The solo work
by Isaac Tiller and James Lamar
was well done and pleasing. These
two lads had good control of their
voices.
" Gloria Exeelsis" pleased the mi
dience. Robert Johnson the leading
soloist was at his best At his eu 'y
age young Johnson's voice 1 . nt h
and Ids tone has a silver pitch The
parents of the young men ahold
be proud of the training that they
have received under Prof. Jackson.
Principal Speaker
Dr. Lang. Head of Religions edu
cation Morris Brown University
was the principal speaker at tm
Vesper services given by the chorus
and glee club of Washington even
ing High Sunday evening, Decern
her 6. 1931. Dr. Lang's talk wa:
practical and instructive
POST NEWS OF THE COLORED
AMERICAN WAR VETERANS
ASSOCIATION
The Post held its regular meet
ing Tuciahy night"'Dec rub: r 15.
1931 at post beadquariers. Hu
meeting was opened by th" Adj
utant General. Mr. Choice W
Smith who was present at this
meeting. The meeting was then
turned over to the Commander
Carl McGill for the routine of
business, this was a very int'-r^st
ing meeting, and ivory one enjoy
ed the wonderful address deliver
ed by the Supervisor Mrs Ada B
McDay The Post gained four new
members and there n going to be
another chapter organized in
Swainsboro. Georgia on the 31st of
December.
The Post wil hold its social
Tuesday night December 22. 1931
and all ex-service men are invited
to be present at this meai.ine. We
are making plans for our Christ
mas Tree fur all Veterans c'uld.en
send the name:; of all v"lera:<:
children that you know to 01;
Headquarters. 239 Auburn Ave
nue, Herndon Boid.ng Room 1
that they will be remembered
Read the Atlanta. World m-r 1
learn what the Colored Aim rr m
War Veterans As.n' i: doing, only
5 cents a copy.
Carl McGill. Commander
Ada B. McDay. Supervisor of
Welfare.
LLOYD HEATH S CH T TU'S AS
SUBMITTED TO YOURS TILL
REJECTION
LADIES
COSTUME JEWELRY: T 1"
would love a m-v graduated m'lai
no-klaco mad" of gold tubes atl'-'
rating with gold Iritis and a :;p"'-'ui
b t clasp A red hot number Ji -i
from Johnannerbu-g. Single o'
double - t'-rmd
$2 95 and up
NECKWEAR: Every girl lov>
a beautiful silk scarf This season':
offerings are diagonally striped de
signs in many gay colors. It ba:
that soft, velvety feeling about the
neck. The fee range:: from sl9'
through $1 95.
MIN
UNIVERSAL GIFT Sox. ox
the interwoven pair Thee ma- b
purchase wither without clock:
Many new patterns to blend with
his majesty's conservative attire m
BROWN HATES CO.’S GRAND SPECIALS
9 A. M.
10 Yds.
Sheeting
Only
35c
Be Sure To Attend
Big Christmas Sales
I with the swanky i':<, b m ye ole
collegian.
| SMOKES: Smoke Im the pen-j
i.ive man! In tin wa ol .u.tte
,we sugge' t a ।ms 11 < , ('amiTs. ■
I .UekiCS. clu te or Old < mldv 1
Shifting to cigar what al">ut a box,
of El Prodm Io Ha'.a 'l amps j
-La Palomas or John Hi. kins' 1 The
'panic” has icduci d so many of our I
good contempt to tin- good ole j
stem that n d be criminal not to i
mention tin- appropriiti-m -- of al
ipomh of Bull Durham or of Duke’s
' Mixture.
CHILDREN
NECKWEAR E■■ u y bIU- Mi
dreams of a doll for Xma Just
: any. doll wmi t do am, muger !
; Yom girl w.ml: a REAL t’t ILQH
ED doll Wi notice :m attracti:‘
assortment on display al Yates and
Milton and tin.- Hopkins Boo 1 -: Con- 1
ct rn. ’Hie Si'll for about $2.50.
HOLLER SKATES imaeim- him 1
during Xmas-time without . i lies!
Al! Hu kids out our w:y’. e gome
to get skates. Tie-, Sc.?:,on finds
them priced so o 'i.'mabl.v that :my
kid can afford a pair Cm i. dr:
little fellow and a.'" the tax <>::
gasoline. F. o “I r >o
'
Clubs
WI ST SIDE MALE SAVINGS
Club met D'-ci-mbcr 15 at Ila
home of Mr and M E h no. 1 Al
beit. .1 ; l-'ho Ie .a ei I N w
Gift
Slippers W
s ° ft
Felt
Moccasins
Gill thal ;ue iciih
appreciated are these
s in :i rtly - trinunc-J
felt slipper wiiii
(hilly pniiipun . and
sol Uy pjdd'.'.khi “iib'
leather sG-w, Di,c
3 to
Rayon Boudoirs
Swayycr slippers in gay con- s^oo
frasting color ; ol rayon crepe. । _
leather soles. Sizes 3 to 8. ■
Leather Slippers
Black patent or soft kidskin
with covered wooden heels. $4OO
an ^ comfortable. |
Sizes 3 to 8.
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
Open Evenings to 9 Until Christmas
10 A. M.
Boys 75c
Heavy
Overalls
For Once
Only Ue
Business wa trim “ I
1 ending of Ilie yi-m and '
I were elected Im th, , ,
1 Mr. Janli’S Znmm i. ...i
’Ho fed pi < d, id .1, i ,
I bci t. Sr , vice pi ■ id- id r i. i, .
mat Albert .1- .i, .. I.
Isaac Mom ,■ bank 'n ■ •
-man. Mr John Shu.m, : ,i., ,n
I committeeman Mi .1 I', a. U
I Hom* - , tiearma r. M* J I I’, ov
I director. 'l’h" । 11:b . < , P । i
Iti-i a ined hi, id y AI mn. : • •
ral visitor: pre - id rvia- ' ,:m-
Annie B. Mooie Mi G- Im a:
Ml : I’< II I Truitt II I 1I , .
I nes, L. Jom :■ Ho a 1 1 im> ()
Zimmerman. Ib,b t In and
Mrs. Z.imlm
'HIE LH A Ol Till XA! I i '.
I I.ORAL < Lt B
Mid v :th V.Di.-.m, '”. Hi di
Street. Deccmbi-r Id I)"vo1:m> bd
by Mrs M. W Ov.-n ’iiitmi
. read by Mr:; A Ta .ior 1 < 'ol '
j i Ivipc -i al, u ,:- ii ■d i t if’d I■■
-1 )m n< :<t me, tn a will b" at -i m
, Mit.’ hell ! ,tri cl, I )<"-.■ ml r r 1 i
1111 c bom:' ■>! MlMac 1 11.111
Mm Hattie Mitch' I! pi । id' nt
Mis. Ha >ie L Alexander, rep
it ONSTAM WORE IT S
Met wit ii M M'S o I ,’am I 'I
i 110 Mildred Street .Sunday D,c
p'mber 13lh in spite of the imfavm'
able weather Ilie mi ' iim w; i n
lied oui and c’. a.■ a,e m,|,, "d
11 u-m udv < N< xt m- "t m ” I Im
11 A.M.
10 Yds. Heavy
Sea-Island
Sheeting
Regular Price
10c Yd.
Only 65c
ACT IV IT I E-S
. Mr. Otis K 7.ec, 839 Drum’
. i street December 20th AH
her: me asked ' please be pie
, Pm am ol impm tancc ”F
-m. -m will grant themselves a
, v H’ they try to he on time.
W.llie Martin, president
< r j> j ,ee, reporter
Jt:i Si MIDI ST SOI LAL (It I’
t: ,. home of Mi s N'T'
; to> Currier Str, o'
■|'!. present were: Mrs S.ca
'■a , ,n president; Miss Leno ■
\ : vice-pre ident; Mr-: Emr.a
1 !> .i;e. secretary; Mrs. Am
, dr Allen Covington Mr:
G, - a Render. Mr Sailye Wa'
1, Theola William:'. Mr
Ijil, i, .l.u-k mi The club war '• -
■,i-d ph a delicious repast.
. !AL SIX lEEN
;vy| pie’-t at trie hmn" o' Mr
I.mill' Jefferson' 355 Linden A\
:m. Tl.m:.day night. December 17
i: Annie M. Thompson, pre
Mr l.mime Wallace, reporter
IHi SOI II! SIDE WHIST (lIP.
। m-y.mizcd Dccemin r I 1). '3l.
:-f |;,o hmm- of .Mi William D','
I 1 V b's/; MeD.mii'l Str, t. with th-
Ifolii,". oil leer. : president M"
।W. I , ,m- •; . -a - Mr W
jjom r trea: urer; Mr. C D Leake
। Jr. bu:,ine: manager. Mr W H
'Grimes, reporter; Mr. C L Wist;
'soi ial advicor; Mr. L. H. Ingram.
1 clitic; Mr. R R Ridley; sick com-
mKOWX HAYES < O^IPAA V
801 I.EVAKD AND EDGEWOOD AVEM E
“We Have No High Rent To Pay"
THE ATI,ANTA .WORLD, ATLANTA, GA
I P. M
150 Big
(। al van i zed
Tl BS
To Sell
for 35c each
miller, Mr R K'Slh. The meeting,
i.ights are ।vi ry Thm uay at 9
o i lock Officer: of Olla club: la t
are interested, are alv.a u' I -
come.
Mr William Dor'a pre.'id r:. I
Mr. C 1. Wi.f. ri pmte.
FRASER STREEI ((HIMIMD
( 1.18
Met in regular Im: on im •t mg
D< cember 13, at Ihe imm • ol ' I
M. 1.. Sha’.' 57.5 J- r.. .--r SI i< ■ '
W. We wcleomi'd the i :' ' S
who bra id Hie wi , < ■ . , > ' ■ ,i :
to tbc meetin;'. The ,Tib mm. d m.
animouslv to p1.,-.- f mia Clair ’
one o ,T)C wm.-ile liuldien Tile
club will mil" a a mi al 1,75 F"a
Street on II," 2nd ' m ' m Jan
Mr. M I, S ..- w. pr, ulcnt
Mr. S I ’ Sa a• m 'ei '-'t a: v
La I lIAXt E
Met Frida.- with Mist': SoHe-s
on Elm Street. Plans for our Christ
mas dam e, including the Christ
mastiei-. mfts etc., were discussed
Mr. E. Thomas was a welcome I
'.isitrm We adjourned to meet
'.’.Th Mi • I’i-tm. d",! T.dnall S’ T
on Dm i mbi-r 18 All members m ,
'i, m d to be p;i ent. I'm im M
Oppotfinity Safe oF
lleanHifiKl Hose
$1.25 and $1.35 Kinds
70 c
, i *3*i’ ll fy U'■ i'll’ l ’ ioi ■
/ / B for gift.-giving "H the mrki i
sheerest quality, dull fini.d
also SERVICE WEIGHTS, all with the RmHda!’
Erendl heel and ci'adle m>lo. (WTSIZES in .' (Tt ua'
weights. Standard brands, all full fashioned.
lIOISERY—HIGH’S STREET FLOOR
toiletries
$i.C 1 )jcr Kis 1 alci-im, C J
- w '-i/e in Mlt box v TV
$2:, 'MCI- & (Mile Double Compact,
Y . eautiful metal case ivC
s’/ - avis Gin Sei, *
rmige'. and Jay and night hr stick
25 mhinere Bouquet Soap, 3 cakes for 47c
$l.OO Three blowers Compact,
! 'autiful case . tR/C
$lO.OO io-Piece Dresser Sets, (hj nr
C'lmb, brush, mirror and 7. other pieces... . v
$l.OO frc-Jur Gift Sets, bath powder and 9
bath salts, bath powder and soap
$1.50 Make-Up Boxes, (M AA
■ everal styles . •V 1 • W
$3.50 Baby Sets, ’ ' $1 AC
comb, brush, powder box, soap 1'05, ; ,,j:,,, JJ
25c Jeroens Soap, 6 cakes for y
for complexion and
$l.OO Melba Sets for Men,- '•? f ' ' 'y^'' 07
shaving cream, talc, and face lotion Ol C
$1.95 Vanity Mirror, 27 P
long handle, antique finish framej^^do^orj.' Ol V
$l.OO Dermay Dusting powder,; AQn
in lovely gift package .xM.>i.:.ai«d,uMr*aakarMJia; TvV
$l.OO Colgate’s Gift Sets for Men, shaving 07
cream, face lotion, talcum, razor blade containers Ol C
$15.00 Dresser Sets, At
8 pieces, rose, maize, blue, and green quartz «|)v««7tJ
$3.50 Imported Gift Sets, face powder, per- (b j A A
o fume, compact and toilet water 4Ja ^Micu«K»..V •VV
$1.50 Imported Narcissus ^.- c AQf*
perfume .. t .... •>>>:<Gl.ajo.an • Vv V
TOILETIuES. HIGH’S STREET FLOOR
jmHIGHco
f"49 "Wears of 'Underseltinci-^lihi
2 P. M.
I 41(iH S I ni?
Fashioned Pose
69c Viuuc
Extra Special
39e i\Sr
importance
Miss Estella Win frey. pri idei t
?'.'li . .\mue P( i Sell’ 1 : ■,)
HIE 1 HEERI I L H (VfK.’.lS
S()< lAL ( LUK
Me! ’'’’m. '. m■ M i>' i eml Sr
15 .it the club rm.zii. with .M
p. e uk-ut pre.- iding Pim; • 1
mmle tu provide "mi. 1 rufr I ■ Hu
iinfortim.ife children Ih Id
W< Ism ■ A ociafmn ( 1 Full' u ■- <!
Dei.ilb coimlies. We m ■ to R,
Oiit i: f mtree at <>i ;r club . >
Tue. R:iy mght D .'coni’.n : ? ;
wbich ' I,’, cm- lug 1 meitm for
’he ii- ' ■ iMit Tlk-io will be :i
mid. Dwcrnbc,
*' 'he .ip .VI mcmbi.l'
' pi ?.;« )( and on
‘ini'- ■, ' ... |, ome
■l' ■’ I - ; m ■ ।■< . iden'
: , reporter
Till Mtirui AMinr < mni-
I NUT < I.UB
M•' '' !• ' t Mi Marv
Tiule v;. , , u, t!^.
1 childi' I.' " r" ■ Hit , I
Is 2 to 11m mm.. . - O „
K’hri t m:i im . ■ u « 5,
give ba: km to f c. -. « ,■ ~ p ,
communi ' . ' I ■ , . „ ■ ;
:: p. M.
Men’s W inter
Union Suits
89c Value
Extra Special
49c
Hl ÜBS
i' d Io bring something to help
.make it a succesi We wehorn'ed
thiie new membe: Mi i.i
I Moore. Mr William Stamps an-l
jMi Tercsia Moon. Let us pray for
i-M Amie rTreen, who had a
:ti■ Ke i.t w ;ek. Om 1 I'ocial i-. l
,m 1 c.il w.ll be Wedrieidav night
'-n Hie f'liri: Im:. :' ‘h. b’m: - of
Hr p, c: ,<(,, j (11l a i.h . m-c. t a
: .I ■■■ i. r jnu - - - M
' Sa Jm MTm p ; , ,i. ,p
Mi ■ Minnie Thim. rep' i ' .
HA '>'> -A M <H'AHH!.
“e de, ~ lw nilly enterta.'* I
; Sunday m.ening by M Lilli - M
Cooper, hog Larkin Street Bu:.:-
he:a Z.I bi B fly tr.m .i” d with
*he Ri ' ui<nd in cii'irg>-. F- r.al
plat /■; W"I e made for the Xma
dinner. We w.-re ::1.-d to have a-;
c .Mb'! a Me .■ ■ H .! Al'" 'm
Aiken, and C I. “ U Pope. M.-.S
«;ift m i eeitiiigs
Bridge Slippers
\ E'. Nib- or
Lining
R!c H ’ S
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short-wave at'aehment.
“Atlar’^, Georgia, December 14, 1931.
’T cl : o Staticn V K 3M C,
Amalgamated Wire!" ,
“Melbourne, Australia.
“Gentlemen:
“At 5:47 a. rn. Saturc!?/. D - ibcr SM, Central standard
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time:
“At 5:40 Central standard time you announced a fox-trot
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7m' t'.d No.’ You signed off by saying it was three and one
half minutes past ten, Dcc.-mbcr sth, Saturday night, which
m.-cle it three and one half r,-l. Ges past sir. Saturday morn
ing, in Atlanta, Georgia.
“1 received tin's rccep'.m ccr.tmi cusly for over one and
a h*!f hours. I wa-, using a Brunswick No. 15 Model Radio
Sot with a Stewart-Warner Cho:t Wave Attachment. . . .
(Signed) "CUSS H. SIMPSON.
“711 Elbert Street, Atlanta, Ga.”
STEWART-WARNER
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lit ami nigh;, a-rpi ’ ■ - I sulm:'trim', police and
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STEWART-WARNER
< ^Mnd'thc~W&rld RADIO
VISUALIZIT, INC.
581 Peachtree Street Telephone WAlnut 6845
SATURDAY
I P. M.
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39 to 50c Grade
Closeout
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Soo Windows
PAGE THREE
Ruth Ellis was nnroUed as • '
' " mber A delicious menu wka
rc rved.
'b ' FT.-mci:- G Hunmond. prei.
Mi Annie c Peterson, Scc’y
MOONLIGHT ROYS SOCIAL
uiub m < t w<-- les,, iv ntght,
t Deiember Hi v. ub 1 Irwin Dot-
BT9 Ro. I; St 1. David Hun
b ■ Willie Hui m.| .hJm W. Jack
■■ii presenb.l । li'.elv program.
">e v । bj, fly discussed,
■| I ' Mmml.v vl Bm mid Star
I : ;b' Sue,,,! . mb., '.HI have tlielr
Xm:i.; tree Wedii. lay mght, Dee
-1 mber “3 at th b.m ■ of Mr Clif
fl d Jud: i, , ’.; „i —1 Street,
'fl. pro: am bi ; m, ~t 8 p m. The
I M' on S., .1 Club vJI bo
I |""I' : 111 ' We Were )J.i(! to WcL
।- me Mr J W .1 i' I on hack to
0 'i.itimi' U e. I' i:.. an-)
'Be tv** ii ii
Converter attached to your old set
gives you short wave reception In
addition to broadcast reception.
$23’5
Plus Installation
5 P. M.
Palm and
Olive
Hand Soap
5 Cakes
for 5c
