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Columbia Negroes Demand Proper Hospital Facilities
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COLUMBIA, 8 C, Dec 22—
(ANP)—Delivering an ultimatum
to the county hospital board, a]
mass meeting of 400 colored citi-|
zens at Allen university Sunday.|
expressed themselves as “unalter-|
ably opposed” to the plans for the|
erection of a proposed Negro hos-|
pital here. requesting the hospital |
board to take no further steps in|
the matter insofar as the colored;
pepulation was coneerned. if it was |
planned to erect the hospital under |
the conditions which the board had |
prescribed. The meeting went on|
record as being opposed to thel
erection of the hospital as an an-|
nex upon the grounds of and con- |
nected with the present white in-l
stitution; as being opposed to the|
location which was near a group of
railroad tracks: demanded that a,
real hospital should be established|
looking forward to a program of!
exnansion for the next 25 vears;
pointed out that provisions should
be given for the training of colored
nurses. the same as are now pro
vided for white and that the insti
tution should be operated by color
ed people, with Negro physicians
having free and unrestricted access
to its facilities. Under tho pian a
proposed by the board this would
not be possible.
A few years ago Richmond coun
ty in which Columbia is located.
passed a bond issue of $300.000 to
provide hospital facilities for the
two races. Colored votes were
sought to pass the measure upon
the promise that adequate facili
ties would be provided for colored
people. It frequently happens that
Negroes exercise the privilege of
voting on bond issues in southern
communities even where they do
not vote in general elections. The
po]ored voters supported the bond
issue.
"I'he announcement made by the
Richmond county board cf their
proposed plan to establish the hos
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MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL
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To the already voluminous greetings being offered at this season---we add our
chorus of felicitations. In happy realization of what you have contributed to our
succss and your faith in our steadfastness---we extend our sincere hope that “all
the happiness that the Yuletide, and the coming year, can bring, will be yours.
THE PILGRIM HEALTH & LIFE INSURANCE CO_
pital upon the Columbiu hospital
grounds was the signal for the mass
meeting. In the resoluiions which
‘u committee was empowered to
present to the board the declara
‘UUXI was made that the philanthre
pic foundations of the North which
- had expressed a wililngness to con
tribute toward the establishment of
the hospital would be asked to
withhold their support. On the com
mittee are D. H. Suns, president ot
Allen university: J C. Anderson,
W H Harvey | B lLewis N J
Frederick, T.M. Boykin, T.L. Duck
ett. R. 8. Lawrence and J. P. Recd
er. Prof. H W. Baumgardner serv
ed as secretary.
I am a little girl seven years old
and I am in the low third grade.
Miss A. A. Thomas is my teacher
I have been a good little girl and
I would like for you to bring me|
a pair of skates, some murniturce!
for my doll, and let my doll walk
talk and sleep .too. a pair of ga
loshes and a little kitchen set with)
a stove. |
From Mayme 1. Chaptman I
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Dear Santa: ;
I am a little girl seven years uid|
and. in the third grade. My teach-|
er’s name is Miss L. E. Freeman 1!
love her very much. I go to Yonge|
Street School. I am not asking t'ur}
much. Please bring me a bx*o\vn-i
skin doll with long. curly hair and
anvthing else you have for a g(md.l
little girl: Please remember nu"
sick grandpapa. His name is I)ca-(
con G W. Hatcher. Don't forget
my mother and daddy
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Santa Claus
212 Hilliard Street.
Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl nine years old
in the 4th grade at Howard Schoot.
My teacher is Miss M. L. David
con. I like her very much. I want
you to bring me a dress, boots
rocking chair, a colored doll, a
bath robe and a pair of house
shoes. Please do not forget my
mother and father.
Dorothy Linder.
CASH DRUG CO-.
We wish to make special mention of our Xmas
Specialties, fine Candies and Toilet Sets, which have
just arrived.
We appreciate the volume of business given to
us by our customers and friends during the yvear
1930, and we (1ke this inethod of extending our
XMAS and NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS to one and
all.
AUBURN AVE. at HILLIARD STREET
Phone: Ja. 8528
[ Little Dorothy Pitts
{ 370 Lyons Avenue.
Dear Santa Claus:
| ] A little boy four years old
iand 1 go to school. My teacher 1s
}nummi Miss Kirkpatrick. I can
| count and say my ABC's. Please
ih”“" me a pair of shoes, car, and
a pair of socks. Don't forget daddy,
| mothicr. grandmother and sister.
| ay Bobby Hill.
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! Dear Santa Claus:
[ 71 am a little boy five years old.
‘1 «o to Lutheren School. My tea
{ choer 1s ramed Miss Kirkpatrick. I
| want von to bring me a train, pair
| of shoes, socks, candies and nuts
| of cvery kind. Please Santa don't
! forget the poor little boys who
| won't have anything.
, A little friend
Edward Hill
| Dear Santa Claus:
[ am a little girl seven years old
and am in high 3rd. My teacher is
Miss Harris. 1 want you to bring
e a pair of skates, a package ot
irawing paper and a doll, doll-bed,
blue rain coat and cap to match, a
little piano, a pair of golashes, a
brief case and umbrella. candy and
fruit. ;
Alma Mae Zachary. f
575 Piedmont Avenue |
Atlanta Georgia.
December 22, 1931
Dear Santa Claus:
1 hope you will be nice to me as!
long as times are hard. but dearg
Santa Claus I hope you will re
member me. ~ will be thankful for
anything. but Santa Claus I don't!
want to be hard on you but please
remember my mother and father.|
Minnie Belle Porter }
I am a little girl 12 years of ;aa«'!
and in the 12th grade. Miss Nich—’
ols is my teacher and I am in
school Booker Washington High. |
I want ycu to bring me a sweater |
suit. tam, a pair of shoes, socks and
a raincoat. I won't forget my moth- |
er, I want you to bring her a pair |
of shoes and some aprons
From your little girl.
Nora Walker.
Dear Santa Claus: ‘
I am a little girl ten years old in
THE ATLANTA WORLD, ATLANTA, GA.
the 4th grade. My teacher is Miss
Evans. 1 want you to briny me a
doll, a story book, a pair of shoe:
socks, sweater suit, rain coat and
a bed room suit for my doll, o
black board, piano and o doll and
doll bed.
Dora Walker
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl two vears of
age. I want you to bring me a par
of shoes, a dress, cout and tam. a
wagon and kiddie car. box of ton
sets, piano, a colored doll, and a
pair of shoes and stockings for my
mother,
Johhnie M. Walker
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl, 8 years old. ]
2m low 4th and go to E. P. John
son School. My teacher's namo j
Miss Hadley. My Auntic savs 1
have been a very good little girl
Won't you please give me a big
doll, electric stove, pair of shoe
skates and please remember
little sister and brother.
Annie -Grimes
Standing in carly in the txudi
tional Atlanta switch-bblade me
thod of warlare. J € Gates 7
vears of age. who lives in Irman
Yard, Tuesdayv night Jjugged John
Inman Yard. B. Wright. 8 years of
age and also of Inman Yoard: in
the back with a long knifo
According to Mrs. Daisy Gates,
mother of the young Kknifer. hep
son stabbed Wright only ufter th
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;\0 190 Auburn Ave.. N. E. 5‘,
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W HAPPY NEW YEAR o ?fi
‘0 We wish to extend sincere thanks “ ‘ g;::
W to that host of men who have en- Mwmmmwlw Tt ul ; Y
;q joyed themselves within our doors, ' E']f:';‘; y é\"
‘fl and promise them that same courtesy down thrcugh the ‘é{*\
W year 1932. L
Qfi ED. TOODLE, Owner and Manager gg
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dtop bl hit Gates with a rock
burled from a [-NL"\""I- : ‘
s oune wrircht's was fiund not
w be serious after he was exa
mited at Grady ];nh)il.l'-
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Temporarily Insane
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Man Cut Three He
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Nees in Streets
A oncarmed man running a
muck with a huge butcher knife;
proved to be a “jonah” for Corne
hus Williams. 227 Walnut .\‘tl'v(‘l.!
who appeared at Grady hospital
Tuesday night with two deep .-lush!
5, one in his forehead and thc-i
ther in his left cheek.
According to Williams. he had
iust stepped out of his car at the
«orner of Davis and Chapel Str(?ets‘
imd was entering a store to pur
chase cigaretes when the man, who!
appearced to have become momen
tarily insane. struck at him with
the knife. |
MRS, ANDERSON
CRAWFORD
Wishes Every One A Merry
Xmas And A Happy New
Ymr. 1
281 Auburn Ave, N. E.
Phene Ja. 8860
| Three others were cut in the
melee, Williams said, although he
- would not furnish their nancs and
these other two victims did not
show up later at the clinic. At
Meing treated he was permitted to
return home. .
“I didn't know I was cut \\n_n_-
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ALLTOYS SACRIFICED!
Finest Wheel Toys, Mechanical Toys, Dolls, Etc.—all prices slashed for
quick disposal! Come early Monday.
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We got it. If you don't see it, ask for it. Saving more than half
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Smoking Foot
Stools
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Only 25 : soc
to Sell & =
$4.50 VELOCIPEDES, $2.55
Extra special values
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$9.90 Val., $5.95 @ o=
From smallest to the largest. We
got ’em for all ages. More to se
lect from than any store in At
lanta “Let’s go, folks.”
ams told doctors at the hospital,
“until 1 tasted the blood trickl
ing down on my face.”
Suspected of breaking the front
lzss Lo a store located at 501
‘oters street. Mrs. Barley’s place
Tohn Hayvs rear 3856 Peters sireeoy
Vill Wilson. 407 Chappell street
nd W. L. Milling, whose address
CHILDREN’S
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of finishes, upholstered seat ond
back in your choice of ton-stey
wotin domask and 7 Q
velour $‘ S8
Other Pockers at 92c & $7.98
$2.00 _o
Scanters |3
238c |
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FURNITURE CO.
182 Mitchell St., S. W.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1931
was unknown were arrested on
suspension, Monday.
| One other suspect was arrest
ol Monday in connection with a
[ hold up at Fox strecet and the A.
' B. and C. Railvoad. The two men
%lh.‘\t were robbed were Fred Hay
{es and Fred Head, of 965 KFort-
I ress and 781 Ashby streets res-
I pectively. Hayes as robbed of
eight car tickets and s'x cents,
Head had a pearl handle knifz
taken from him. Robert Pe"
688 [ox street was arrested an
[('h:n'gvd with the robbery. The
| other man is said to be light com
iplv.\'ioncd, weighing about 165
| pounds and about five feet six
i inches in height.
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too many, so S
yvon ean have
'em tomorrow
—we won't earry nanything
over—values from $12.50 to
$15.00-—prices from—
5 24.50
$6.95 to :
DOLL BEDS
5 Styles to Select From—All
colors, all sizes—
Values to $5.00
69c, 98¢, $1.98
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DOLLS
We got about 200 of these
dolls we wusually retail for
$1.98, but we got to let 'em go
Mconday—-
69c¢c
2 WAGONS 3
?or < 50 to Sell
98¢ Weo got BO of !
these all - steel ¥
ool N S wagons with dise
l ‘} e wheels, to 80 !
A - W Monday ot the
3 I above priee, . i
