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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1931 -*"k i el = /G‘i / —] » 3 l 0\ diend ¥ i / i N € QLo u b, Ve (T (7 \A. \ . { Ahe ) /il . o) i - b (’f"“ I ‘ ‘ r e 44 .., s \ i -c.«c‘i—u»&-—*—“““) /Av“‘“w' B [l =Y ® o Ty R s s Yox ] NOT “BROKE™ BUT BADLY BENT EEY R ERE IT IS just two days befove Chrisimas, and yuurs sincero. | A 5% 4 '|.0U 3 ty has nothing to spend but his time, nothing to draw but his | ¥ ' reath 'It's funny ole world, is this natural phenarnienon | ﬂo’?u Atlis is holding upon his choulders, Atlas must be 4 ton i g ﬂ*‘ stre enough to bold up the whole world without & pun! Why vhe boys out our way —and they do love {p spin yarns-—have a *line” going the rounds to the cffect that Atlas was born in a town where people were so hard boiled that little sivls in the kindergarten sang bass! Doddy Milton, Morchouse leading candidate for the degree of “Champion Liar of Robert Hall” goes the boys one P ll Dbetter. Doddy says, sez he that Atlas father was so | @ mean that he kicked all his wife's teeth out, then I ’ { bouzht her at {ooth brush! v > ‘{: > > AL ONG COMES CLARENCE, BUGGS, whose ;s ability to recognize a good joke or gag is a thing of B beauty, and swears that he has seen the man in At ‘ lanta who's hardest hit by the depression. e says, .,& ko gez Bupg that this particular guy is so ragged VI 0 by that when the wind blows his coat apart. you can sce - e his heart beating! GAINES BRADFORD readily admils that there's only ONK HANDSOME MAN in Atlinta, and that even THAT MAN might be away during the holidays ‘cause he's thinking about beimg off! R ROBERTS says he's viding hi: donkey this Christra That's a good Sign he's on hi ch well, wh; bring that up? PAPPY ONKEAL pur veyor of the famous C lege Inn, announces that for the beneflit of his customers he's going (o lot them know the secret of his succoes: ~ihi information,” begin Pappy, “will appear in my latest book ‘SUCCESS AND HOW | DONE 171 (Continmed on Page 7) o P T o S e P AT e W L P / T '.'M N RGBT IR K K AL 2 7 C\ ] 5 ® Y M | D nged E ® : = ¢ Expert Furrier N4 1 STy 7 3 1 gt 7 % LET US REPAIR YOUR FUR (O oy W\ 141 1 P g | rCt W OR SCARF FOR THE HOLIDAYS fi & ” ’ 1 - ‘ . i - by +" . 4 \F\‘“.l: %@ We have a few Fur Coats and Scarfs . x ap Sals . ) o e o For Sale at Reasonable Prices i 3 i) Nl » Onr ;ﬁg Phone MAin 5305 18 .»g"_ 9, 27, RIS, A WA W A Tl Yl B T S\ (R ‘;;‘1', P . i X w7 PEDEDE B D P P B HOLIDAY MHOLIDAY GREKETINGS & M By W B . B IFROM THE a / A $‘9|E / Tt —— i | i D R U G () ‘ g" ( , WS e ¢ > U SR EN ‘ . - 0D /A l uﬁ-‘" TEA" : A5 e b Voo \ \:ﬁ.\"‘.‘"-. : "‘."( 7! . - ‘ r - i ’(@ As the Final Days of the Year Fade on \‘ 'f"«a o .'," \’w 5 l‘f" into Kternity and Christmas and the New \ 13 1 vear Dawn across the threshold, we begr R % .d vt i £ (/AN | to c:itind our wishes of the season, and (O , , . : E o | to refresh in vour mind, the proven fact GOl PP ‘ : : . ) R ik that the Amos Drug Store is prepared to g b, -‘..\ 4";:._0:; . Sy L ‘L - i’;y y Serve PROMPTLY, all its clients now R "{ N AN : 1 e ' ,.// \')[, B> nd during the coming year. !! Ameos Drug Store Cor. HUNTER & ASHBY, S. W. | MISSES DOROTHY 1LOUISE, JACKSON and her sister 'l'hwlm:a‘ of B0L Ami Strect will cpend then holidays in Macon Goirpin with ! their father, i Hostess To Lovely Birthday | Dinner ‘ Mrs. Millic Marston entertained | Saturday cvening. December 19, with a lovely birthday dinner at | her home on Welch Street honor ing her charming grand-daughters, | Misses Vernelta a n d Virianda | White. ; The color scheme of pink and| white wWils carried gut . with ‘ chrysanthemurnms: The table was adorned with a lace cloth and Hn'i eenter decoratlion. wie a large | birthdoy cake. l The Misses Whilte were l”"*"'l“‘f‘j with many delipghtful and useful! | 1S ; - Those inviled were Misses DBér liim Saunders. a student of Spel- L mian Collece. ] i07ie Mae dames | Laura Nette Klowers, Messts. g(h-ur;gu Johnson. - A ] Tillman, | Heney Jumes. George Crumbley l and Eddie Weaver, ‘ HOME FOR HOLIDAYS Miss Ethel Knight, student nurse at Grady hospital, Atlanta, will re- | furn to her home in Macon, Ga., Saturday and Sunday for a holi day vigit. She will return to her dutics Monday. “ MRS. LEOLA BROWN ENTERTAINS Mrs. Leola Brown, 972 /\r-‘hhyl Circle was hostess at a birthday 1 party. Saturday evening., December 19th, honoring her huband, Mr. 'J.} W. Brown. The gucsts were co workers and friends of the hostess ind honoree At 10:30 the guests | marched to the table singing “On i ward Christian Soldiers’ after | which a d:licious plate dinner wusj { served, which was enjoyed by ev-| 1 eryone. Assisting the hostess were, ‘Hr and Mrs. Duncan. It was a ;ml-n:nle\hh' alffair and all present | seemed to have caught the Xmas | spirit. The honoree received many I beauliful gifts, | | Mr James Dennis was host at a! | birthday party, Thursday cvening,| E December 17th. at the home, of hlsl | mother, Mrs. Matilda Bryant 505 | Tatnall Street. Since, he has hncfn! I very ill ta the regret of his many { friends. ‘ i Mr and Mrs O Green will be i)ms;l:: to . a breakfast dance :m! | December 24th at their home, 358 { Cain Strect, Apt. 3 honoring the | Bver Ready Social Club. The Presi i dent is asking all members to i please be present December 24th. ! Mr. Simpson., President | Mrs. Filiinder, reporter { Mr. and Mrs J H. Jones enter { tained with a dinner at their hoine i honovineg {heir friend Mrs E P Bickerstatf ] IN MEMORIAM . In memory of our sister and wife. Mrs Mary Jackson, who parted this life one yecar ago 1o day S0 puilty and sudden came the call Your sudden death surprised us ail Without a chance ‘to say farewell A lone star shine over the grave Of tiie one we love but could not } Ve Mr. Howard Williams, brother : Mr Jim Jackson, husband :ind : children. | Simms Street. "nn‘-‘. SOUTHERN BELL | SOCIAL CLUB : ‘ Held their meeling for the i clection of officers for the coming l"" ar. Plans were made for a Xmas L dinner and also tree. The home of | Mrs. E. Hughley. 1096 McDaniel i street, December 26. All are ask ted to be present. The next mect- I ing will be at the home of Mrs. k. "Kpps. 33 Daniel street and will be | entertained by Mrs. E. Bates, Jan | 10th Mrs. E. Jones, president l Mrs. Epps, reporter | KAWANIS CLUB ) Will hod 1ts meeting at Mt. Car gmvl Church, Thursday night. there fwifl he a Xmas tree also Sister A. Napier, president Sister B. Ward, secretary Sister: M. Hendry, treasurer THE FAITHFUL FEW CLUB { OF MT. CALVARY BAPTIST | CHURCH I Held its regular meoting last i’l‘hm'"du_v night at the home of | Mrs. Fuller, 843 Simpson Street, “N. W Mr:. Redding a p d Mrs Jenkins were reported as being i sick Th~ club enjoyed the cur irent events related by Miss Mat %Hv Crawford and was very inter 'l(“”””" Plans were made for a ( Christmos tree and entertainment ito be neld by the club at the home jof Mrs. Mamie Cade, 809 Wesl i?{ll!;l“! Street. Monday night Dec jember 26th. after which the pro rgram committc: rendered a de- Iiia,'hffnl program | Mrs. Elmira Floyd. president ' Miss Annie M. McKinney, sec'y I Fey J N Galcs pastor 'WEST SIDE SINGING CLUB ' Met at the home of Mrs. Fannie i Daniel 355 Chapel Street. Tuesday !h:’:.‘.hi al 8 o‘clock The next mee!- ing will be Friday night. Decem ‘ber 28t Come without fail, visit [ors are welcome l Mrs. T. MclLarin, teacher Mrs. G. H Harper, teacher { Mrs. Lula Brown, secretary " THE CARNATION ART AND SOCIAL CLUB Mot at the home of Mrs H Jones, 364 Highland Avenue Aftel the business part of the meeting whist and dancing was enjoyed p) everyone. We were glad to have a: visitors, Mr. Julius Walker, Mr. J Blunt and Miss M. Russell. Mrs Jones and Mrs. B. J. Coffee will be hostess at our next meeting, Dec ember 31st. All members are urged to be present. Visitors are wel come Address of Mrs. Coffee. 1024 Parson Street Mrs. M. Russell, president Mis. Hattie Jones, reporter THE DREAMLAND SOCIAL CLUB Met Thursday with Miss Hamil ton. The club closed with a very sticcessiul meeting. Pinal plans were made for the dinner party, Thursday, December 24th at 41 Doray Street, N. W. Miss Irene Roberts will be hostess. Quite a few sclect friends are expected to be present. Refreshments were en- Joyed during social hour. One visit or was present, Mr. N. Hamilton. Miss 7. Mayes, president Miss P. Roberts, reporter THE NORTH SIDE SOCIAL CLUB Was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Smith, 931 ¥Frank street. Monday night, December 14. Aiter business a few games of whist were enjoyed by everyone. The house was beautiful decorated with yellow candles and carna tions. Everyone reported a pleasant cevhing. Mrs. M. Summer, reporter Mr. Allen Whorton, pres. MRS. PATTERSON TO ENTERTAIN Mrs. Patterson is entertaining the Silent Sixtcen: and theie friends at an Open House Dutch Supper on Sunday night, Decs ember 27, at 432 Cain Street Apt. 4 from 10 until. Many. friends are invited. PARISIAN SOCIAL CLURB Enjoyed a pleasant evening, Fri day, December 18, with Mrs. Cary Minnifield on Davis Strect. Sev eral visitors were present. A de licious menu was served. Miss Katheryvn Jackson will hold open house Christmas Day to the girls and their friends at the hiome of Mr. Davis, 63 S. E. How ell Street Miss Katheryn Jackson, pres. Miss Evelyn Reed, assistant secretary SILENT SIXTEEN Mrs. Minnie 1. Patterson was a charming hostess to the Silent Six teen, Wednesday, December 16, at her home on Cain Street. A very interesting meeting was enjoyed by all. We weire glad to receive Miss Maggie Valentine as a member, We had as visitors., Miss Stafford. Mr, McDuffie, Lawson and Parrotte, Our next hostess will be Mrs, Olivia Jones, 106 Hilliard Street, Wednesday, December 23, Al} members are requested to be pre sent. Miss Victoria Scott continues sick. The Silent Sixteen wish you a Merry Christmas. L Mirs. Minnie Patterson, pres, Mrs. Ruth Livingston & . THE ATLANYA WORLD, ATLANTA, GA, THE COMMUNITY CHARITY CLUB £ Met a1 the home of Mrs Connile | Johnson on Cairo Sireel Tucsday night. December 14th The c¢lub will have a Xmas party and tree ! the next meeting at the home of Mrs. J Preeman, 343 Ashby Street N. W. Tuesday, December 29, 1931 THE SQUARE DEAL SOCIAL CLUB Met at the home of Mrs Ethe!l M Harris 422 Chamberlin Stroet with all members present. A very interesting meeting w a & held Three visitors were present. We are always glad 1o nave visitors Our next meeting be at the home of Miss |. Maddox 387 Pasidonia Place Mrs E. Harris president Mris. M Barnes, reporter THE EVER READY CLUB Of Mt. Moriah Baptist Church met Wednesday night, December 16 at the home of Mrs. Henerietta Hoit, 215 Mildred Street. lL.esson was taught by teacher No. 2, and was beautifully discussed by the class. Our assistant pastor, Rev. H. Green was with us. We also re ceived two new members, Mrs. Doia Bovnton and Miss Amanda Dallis. We are very glad to have them join us. The next meeting be with Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mene fee. 355 Humphree Street, Wed nesday night. December 23rd. Mr. J. R. Lovett. president Mrs A Lovett reporter. MYSTERIOUS 20TH SOCIAL CLUB Met at the home of Miss Lizzie Ferrell, Thursday night. December 17ih at the usual hour 'Two new members, Misses Colia Grimes and Cornelia Carlton are on the sick list Mr. lisher Clark is recovering to the delight of his frierdds. Mr. J.en Senior. was a visitor at our club meeting The election of offi cers for the year, 1932 are as fol lows: Mrs. Gladys Jackson, presi dent Miss Elise [ awson. secretary, Miss D. Rowe, treasurer, Miss E Clark business manager. The club will have a Xmas {ree Tuesday night, December 29th, at the home of NMie (ladys Jackeon 1460 Hardee Street. Miss Gladys Jackson. president Miss Elise Lawson, reporter THE ¥ L. C CLUB Was entertained at the home of Miss Annie PBell and Emma [ Logan. After devotional exercises the club was opened for busines:s [wit'u the president presiding. Plans B U8 0 '/ L =2 ﬁ,’!\ _,,_ 7[ T’;"\ﬂ,\ I ; }@ L0 (_J /\’ I' ,, {I {:’" {’ i : I | i ‘: B - e f { u;}_‘{:,‘.:;“ Greetings! . 1 Brete?sd ? . L. P < 7 - “1‘,_ Vo To all the friends Ly B y.%¢ and patrons of L i g 0 S e [ amnholl g/ vl I n(:q\_ ampbell v T Vgl | | Deauty Shoppe | e . R < S ny o« | 239 Felton Dr, N. I ' BB 9L - : . B ) WAInut 162 | -g 1 . i /L{ " G ‘?_CEEA | £ f}t( )liv) i -rUee l\&x‘% E f A :',! ATRN . AN Sk ‘ kA - 3 , £l Bl Z' sl % < e % : . 8L | SRR : }/ ( ¢ . . . S ) £ { i ie £ a B oD s AW i ‘ ' : f £ g r '{‘ f ¢ 4 ' J 'H‘ ”""‘“ i j [n" & Ko gy R 5 : C. R Yates, ¥Yates & NMilton, Drugaist What C. R. Yates says about teleph ' ' - ‘The telephone is a salesman that keeps the merchandise of @ Store within arms reach of the t customer The thoughtfui pur chaser ingists wpon that sery ! foe hich is as near to him as L 7os telephone A business house without a telephone i8 cut off from many of its hest customers. For move and more people are having telephones installed in their homes, and people who have telephones realize that they furnish the quickest and most convenient way to buy. For details concerning telephone service call the telephone Dusiness Office, OFficial S600, located on the first floor of the Hurt Bailding, 67 Edgewood Ave., S. E. or ask any ts le phone *‘2‘2{15 yea VONTIHLY TELEPHONE RATRS Residi nee { -party . .§2.75 Residence 1-party . .$4.50 Residen Ity 800 Business message . . 6.00 ess l-party , . $10.00 ~ yrp N\ - —~ — 1 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE v ' 2 ‘A\ » ')‘ r and Telegraph Company . (Incorporated) were made for a cake cutting, Fri day night at the home of Miss Carric Meadows, 1484 Dardee 5t Plans also have been made for our Xmas dinner at the home (X Mr Clifford Trimble in Ben Hill, Georgia. Misc E. V. Sims president Miss Roberta Smith, reporter THE FIRE LIGHT SOCIAL CLUB Held its weekly meeeting. Fri day night. 762 West Fair Street A Xmaus treet will be Monday night. December 28th at 782 West Fair Street., Miss A Hood. president Mr. R Smith. reporter THE GOLDEN RULE BIBLY. (1.UB c _Nel at the Fome of My 11T @G ‘Medith. A very interesting devo tiopal exercise wy led by Mr. Medith The lesn a< taught by Mr McThiraty after which pew business was discussed concerning ‘the Christmas trec Th be given Tuesday Decenmber 29th at the !homv of Mis Keliey 105 High Street. All members are urged to be present as v c are to lLave mc‘ ‘}Xmas tee and (b i l;‘{\(t} meeting in this vear 3 | l NMr. H J Medith president r; Mrs. Annie B. Young reporter THE TWENTIETH CENTURY - SOCIAL CLUB t Met at the home oi Mrs. Willic iBell Saunders, 226 Mildred Street A very splendid devotion un | condueted by Mri. McDower New tbusiness for the Yulelide Season | was discussed. The club will by | entertained with a Xmas tree at lthe home of Mr. McDower on | Xmas Eve night The club wil ;mccf at 9 oclock at the home of { Mr. McDower and will go about i the community singing Xmas gcarols and giving baskets to ih i unfortunate. New members are ’Mossrs. Edward White Josept i Huntley, Jesse Davis - Nathanie i Gresham. and J. M. William. ‘ Miss V. Edwards, president i Mr. Van Buren Shoriridge rep ' THE MAJESTIC SOCIAL CLUB Met at the home ot -liss Browi 24 Howell Street, December 18:t i We plan to donate baskets to th inm,-dy. Our Xmas party will b {given at the home of Miss Aker 1909 Auburn Avenue (OHif g i meeting will be at the home of M: [Callaway, 61 Daniel Street, Jan iuary 8, 1932 1 Miss Hodges, president ", Mr. Ponder, reporter I M lLabelle Brown wis hoste to the Morning Glory Social Club al her home, 750 Jaones Avenue We had a splendid meeling. The visitols - present were. Mrs C© Baldwin, Mr. J Baker and Mr and Mrs, Baker, wlio gave very in teresting. remarks The club will imeet January 3rd at the home nt Mrs, Susie Smith, 248 Jones Avo. inuc in honor of Mrs 1, ¥V Biown | Mrs 1. Brown, presiderit ; Mrs. Susie Smith, sceretary | i e Vit Ellen Lowe, reporte: r Mr Lewis Wilkerzon ol i Manley Street N E honored | &nif'cv and nephews with a theay gparty Tuesday night, Decemiber £ including Misses R Smyith D Alexander, (' Y‘\]l';*f{«,x,(;,.)/,ﬁ 1 A Wilkerson, J. Alexander Afier the show they dined at ihe Mot politan, Mrs. Rebecca R Dol ol 151, Amanda Street is spending the holidays with friends in Jaockeon. ville, Florida. Miss Badie GBI Oliver is in ihe city to spend the holidays witli lie sister, Mrs. Richard Walton Sh. : teaching in Greensboro, N. (. .. will return to her work on the 24 f January, e Marriages James Barnes, 22. 498 West Fair Strect tn Miss Ethel Stimison 19 < ekl T Sif Eff Distinctive Gift / /‘ Suggestions at = N = - H - Jf'-;; DAVIS . = R = N e 4 Qm‘ted Robes Sweaters Flowered (Cretons, Fast 10077 Pure Wool gj Washable : _\Hp on sweawers, :3: COREs fashionable celors, \‘-‘ ,wth.m{: . falicy veayes, =388 Practical for ALY Chilly $ 69 f% ’ Mornings and [deal Xmas .,*' Evenings in & (.p, : 5 344 Davis Xmas !;s,é f— Hox Hose :;:;' Rollins' Famous Runstop— | ‘ $ 69 in all desirabla shades. 5 Sheerest Quality. =8 BY : No. 26, $1.00—3 Pr. $2.75 LN No. 46, $1.35 -3 Pr. M4 08 Beautiful boxes Vabrikord Waste Hand painted Trays Bazskets Sachets Hand painted Pictures Lingerie { . Garters Pajamas aAse Boudnir Dolls Handkeorchiefs :( ases 50c to $1.C0 50¢ to $1.00 v . o R. B Bavis & Co. 199 Peachtree WAInut 2773 CoE Ll 3y 50 i :\:. . A’ L 4 S g . 8 \\\ﬁg“%\"\\ B R R o - & TR R E \§\ S : b 3 ! ST R TR oy N R, e . el A ‘\ i S \ 2 \:355;75557*:“ 20 :_:::»‘ . 5 9 "Lf_:;’*‘ S ? ® ® 2 . . . and gives it a satin finish Smart, sleek heads everywhere nod a vigorous affirma-« i tive when we say the new "Vaseline” Perfumed Hair Dressing gives the crowning touch to a beautiful toilette. It acts like magic, straightens the most stubborn hair, makes it lie smooth and soft and flattering. “Vaseline” - Perfumed Hair Dressing keeps the hair healthy, and o straightens unruly hair. Twenty-five cents a jar, at all good al drug stores. Made by the Chesebrough Mfg. Co,,Cons'd,, e New York, sole makers of “Vaseline” Preparations. i © 1931, Chessbrough Mig. Co., Cons'ds 0 NEG, .8, PAT, OFF, - : @\3 - & . . C PAGE THREE 119 Nelson Street. 3 o Jacle Gresham, 22, 45 Hilllard Lrect to Miss Willie May Scott, 18- 117 France Street, James Williams, 21, Bush Moune. tain, to - Mi Maple Stocks, 19, Bush Mountain Oscar Gates, 23, 901 Wells Street, to Miss Lillie Wilkes, 22, 808 Meos Daniel Street Steve Dean, 22, 242 Dunisp Street, to Miss Dorothy Cox, of 20, 146 Lamar Street. Willie Mloyd Dunn, 21, 570 West Fair Street, to Miss Essie Belle Stocks, 19, Maple Street. Sylvester Shorter, 25,. 1867 Ray moend Street, southwest, to Miss Vadic Howard, 13, 435 Lovejoy Hireet Felix . Wimby 22 130 Rhodes Street, to Miss Bessie Fort, 19, 78 Ford Street Ephraim Marshall, 19, 119 Maple Street. to Miss Ola May Mitchell, Fd Brown, 19 1050. Gordan Street 1o Misa Lula Dixon, 18 988 Dimrock Stret Frnest Jones, 535. 156 Chestnut St, to Mi Ida Williford, 23, 158 Chestnut Street Joue Griffin, 19, 159 Valentine Strect. to Miss Hattie Davis Grife fiths, 19, Courtlland Street. { Church News BITTHANY BAPTIST CHURCH We were glad to have Rev. J. [ indeay to preach such wonderful Wontinued on Page 7)