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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1931 Society ra MKKIIV XMAS EVERYBODY ! r|V> THE ENTIRE REALM of Atlanta Society. Lucius extends 1 : meere regards fur a Merry Christinas chock full of enjoyments and elations May you not enjoy his plight of being unable to do any thing but draw his breath and spend his tune ' Yes, nr. Lucius is on his donkey this Xmas and tails in SaHHHhk ' class with the "Not Broke. But Badly Bent boys. , t. . THE INCOMING MASSES for the Christmas sea ion .arc beginning to make one conscious ot m creased population Among the personalities al ready in the C ite City for Yulctide are Misses Luctta Austell. Beatrice Maxey. Emilv Thompson, Myrtle a* ^ ar 6 , L Elsie Foster, and Daisy Belle Stanfield from ^imsSKi lalladega ( ollegm Miss Miriam Cunningham from Massachusetts; Beatrice Watkins and Mary Erances Lucius Jones Smith. Tifton, where they are teaching this year; Ben Gatewood and Miss MaUic Blackshear from Savannah; Miss Helen B Johnson from Anniston; Miss Robie Timbers and Canute Richardson from Statesboro; Miss Mamie Cabaniss and E H. White. .Jr. from La- Grange; Miss Beatrice Blackshear; Doe Latimer and Coach Greene Wadley from Florida; Miss Ruth Scott from Johnson City; Miss Bertha Smythe from Eatonton; Mr and Mrs. L. R. Harper and Miss Addye Ilolt trom Augusta; Misses Thelma Nelson and Dora Mae Harvey from Cuthbert; Miss Helen Nelson; Messrs J D. Gaither. Frank McClann. and Garner R Stearns; Mr and Mrs Henry Cooke Hamilton from Memphis; Mr T J. Calloway from Tuskegee; Elmore Watkins from Orangeburg; and many others yet to be spotted by Lucius. A H.W DEPARTING entail Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Alexander, tor Montgomery; Prof. C. L Monroe, for Pittsburgh; Mrs. Huth Simpkins and Mr. Rossman Turpeau, for Cincinnati; Messrs. Herley Pope, Jack 1 hompson and Robert Stout, for Louisville; Virginia Ebe hardt, tor Athens, Edna Boddie, for Nashville; and Roselyn Comer, for Roberta NOTED EDUCATOR BACK DEAN J P BRAWLEY, of Clark University, is badk in the city again after a protracted sojourn in the State of Texas, during which he visited Wiley College, Prairie View Normal. Samuel Huston. Paul Quinn Bishop, and many other Lone Star colleges. Dean Brawley Stopped off at New Orleans long enough to visit New Orleans Univer sity Upon liis arrival here again, he stated that he was just making certain that Santa Claus didn't pass him by Mrs. Brawley blushed and testified that with his return, her Santa had already arrived THE COLUMNIST wishes to acknowledge Christmas greetings sent to Society Slants by readers and friends of the writer. As late as Thursday morning these tokens included Misses Winjtrette Belle Johnson, Lois Rutlddge, Roselyn Comer. Helen Conyers, Edna Len yard, Ossie Howard, Ernestine Goodlettc. Willa Belle Wright. Louise Leah Day. and Mrs. Helen Brent Helen Henderson Grey; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Chunn, and Messrs. Nace and Ralph, of the Economy Delicatessen, Delphine W. laylor, M. L. Thomas, Garfield Shields, Ray Ware, J David Reed, J C. Robinson, Greene Wadley, and Maceo G. Moody. WASHING lON HIGH SCHOOL staged a wonderful program at Big Bethel Church last Sunday afternoon. Mrs Essie M. Groves, directress of the singers, and Graham W. Jackson, who operated the sonorous pipe organ, along with Miss Dollie Latimer, and others, played a splendid roll in the success of the occasion. Prof. C. L Harper, principal of Washington High, at the close of the program, stated that he was greatly pleased with the showing of the participants. He also announced that the glee clubs would go caroling on Xmas eve night, and. possibly would stage another program of Christmas music at Warren Chapel next week. FIRMS SEND GREETINGS YATES AND MILTON. ECONOMY DELICATESSEN. Carter and Hall’s Filling Station. Curry and Hall's Haberdashery. College Inn, Robinson-Cofer, Thomas' Barber Shop. Aiken-Faulkner. Royal Theatre, box I heatre. Nelly Studio. Eighty-One Theatre, all the local churches, all the local colleges, the Atlanta WORLD, the Pittsburgh COURIER, and scores of other firms and institutions, send Christmas wishes to GREETINGS JBg to you JgS? AT THIS SEASON ' 1 1 ''' <• Our thoughts go out to those whose co-operation q and loyalty have meant so much to us. We wish vou ■ MERRY CHRISTMAS Esa K 9 and a PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR James Hotel & Case fe® 211 AUBURN AVENUE, N. E. ATLANTA, GA. Hey Ham, Hey! To Mr. I P Reynold s:.c Deacon Jones, and contribuh . . • "What Sam of Auburn f.w K, . who Whs gained many admiriis through his tri weekly appearam en of The Atlanta World. the Lack force of The World wr he him a Merry Xmas, mid a Happy New Year MRS. HOLSLY OF TUSKEGEE VISITS SIFTER HERE Mrs. Basdinc Holsey b-m her of sewing and millinery at Tie kegee, is the house guests during Hie holi days of her sister, Mrs Thelma Boyd Davis at the Davi apart ment on Tatnall Street Mrs Hul sey is the wife of Albon I. Hol cy president ol the Colo: i d Mer chants Associafipn ;UEST OF PARENTS Mr Dewey R Watkins mid little son, Dewey, Jr left the city W-d -nesday afternoon, to spend the spend the holidays with the par ents of Mr. Dewey R Watkins Sr . in Cl irksville. Virginia C. 11. AND CLUB NO. 22 Met Thursday night, December 18 at the home of Mrs. Valentine. 22!) Ashby Street with vice-presi dent presiding Devotional service was led by the chaplain. Brother Archie Scott Sister Bowens was reported sick. The usher board will meet Wednesday nite at the home of Sister Ann L. Andrews, 394 Rock Street The club will meet at the home of Brother Mat Beasley. 343 Rhodes Street, W Brother C <J. Gore, president S ier E, 1, Bonds, reporter CANTATA AT 1.1 BERT Y BAPTIST < HURt II The ciioir of Liberty Baptist Church will render its Xmas Cantata. "The Shepherd King,” Sunday night, Dec. 27th at eight o'clock If you have not heard this choir, Visit this church on this date and enjoy an evening in song. Come to the Church with a big welcome Rev. J J. Clow, pastor Mrs C C Mann. Organist Mi W H Inman, Director • IN MEMORIAM In memory of our dearly be loved son and brother, Johnnie Holmes, who departed this life I December 23, 1926. "Gone but not; forgotten." Mrs. Aline Holmes Mrs. Sarah King Mr. James Foster and Mr. Wil liam Cook motored up for the holi days from Florida. Mr. Foster is an instructor in Sanford and Mr. Cook is teaching in Jacksonville. ANNOUM ES MARRIAGES Mi J m Ume Blount of 324 Wab । h ii" became the bride of Mr .1 - " Hdl. 361 Highland Avenue, on December 14. Young James Death Cause Wrongly Reported The World, after further investi gation into the matter, wishes to apologize to Mr. and Mrs J. T. James, for an article published May 17, 1931, regarding the sudden and untimely death of William F. James It has later been found that [young James death was caused by a cerebral hemorrh age of the brain and occurred at 8:35 a. m . on May 16 1931. 1 James was not dying when his [ parents reached him as was stated [ in the former article published by [the World, by passed away fully I six hours after they were first called. ACT I VI T I & S HIE JOLLY TWELVE EMBROIDERY CLUB Was the guest of Mrs. Ada Wil liam, 533 Rigdom Stret. After a re gular routine of business the club was served a delicious repast Out next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Annie L. Williamson. 103 Electric Avenue, on Xmas ev< Mi Mamie Johnson will spend tin Christmas holidays with her daugh U i in Louisville. Ky We hope :he will have a successful trip We wish everybody a Happy < hr: f ma ami a Prosperous New Y'ar Mi: .Josie Tompson, president T Pauline Walton, report, i MARINERS TO ENTERTAIN A masque ball will be given at Hi. Sunset .Casino on Christm.o mtdd December 25 from 9 p m to 1 a m by the smart Mariners All fi iends are cordially invited. Mu sic by J Neal Montgomery. K Wise, vice-president; It. Kendall reporter. HIE RIVERSIDE AID CLUB Will hold its regular meeting with Miss Willie Moreland, 437 Gartrel) Street. S E., December 27. al lo'elock On account of the weather our last regular meeting was postponed. Election of officers will take place at this meeting. We trust every member will be pre sent. Mr S. H Ncßride, president Mr. J B. Johnson, reporter MOONLIGHT BOYS CLUB Rendered a Xmas program at the home of Mr. Clifford Judge. Wednesday night, December 23, at 3 o'clock. Miss F. Barnes was in charge of the program. There were several numbers from the Blue Moon Social Club. The president received many gifts We were en tertained later in the afternoon wifn a dance. The Star Liglji Sa. cial Club was present. December 30th the club will meet at the home of Mr E. Ector, 428 Rock Stret, 7:30 sharp. All members are urged to be present. Mr. J C Rogers president Mr E Ector, reporter HIE OAKLAND FLORAL CLUB Met at the home of Mrs. Martha White. 1300 Ponce de Leon with the president presiding. Final ar rangements for the delivery of Xmas baskets to tHe poor were made. After all business was trans acted. games were enjoyed until the wee hours of the night Our first meeting for the New Year will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James White 558 Irwin St. Visitors always welcome. Mr. W. M. Chappell, president Mrs Katie L. Partee, reporter WHITE KOSE SOCIAL CLUB Extends to their members and friends best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Suc cessful New Year We will meet Sunday, December 27th at 4 o\ lock We are having our installation at 21'i Bell Street Visitors are cordially invited to attend Mrs. S. W. Credell. president - Miss Sadie Gatwell, reporter CONSTANT WORKERS Held their regular meeting with Mr Otis K. Lee. December the 20, at 889 Drummond Street. After the lesson business was transacted in the usual manner, a cold menu was served and enjoyed by all Next meeting will be with Mrs. Gertrude Bush. 986 Lena Street December the 27th all members are ask to please bring their bags K- ... . We Imjie that every 'W® tibug * i The New Year gKh k JR | £ btings to J DR. A. L. KELSEY DENTIST X-RAY PICTURES MADE Res. Phone MAin 2515 Office JAckson 1670 Office: IStPj Auburn Ave., N. E. Atlanta, Ga. FOR YOU I WISH A MERRY XMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR Your Ptorni t and Willing Plumber and Well Wisher C. C. HASiT 200 Auburn Avenue, N. E. JAckson 3061 THE ATLANTA WORLD, ATLANTA, GA a.; they will be given out Sunday night and the Christmas tree on Monday night jt 531 Markham St , Mi Martin. Willie Martin, president (hit K Lee. reporter I NION BAPTIST ( HI R< H E Point. Georgia The ihurcb is still going on inspite of the hard crosses we have to bear Sunday morning at 9 30 we had a wondei - ful Sunday School At 11 30 a m Rev G S Ellington delivered a splendid sermon. At. 3 p m. Rev E M. Johnson preached a great sermon. B Y P. U. at 6:30 and .4 7:30. Rev P J Dotson brought u". another great message We listen ed to a "o re me- ■ from Mrs Dollie M Stovall of Toccoa. Ga. She r v itn : fa : daughtr r and son. Rev and Mr Dotson. Wo wish you all a Merry Xma: and a Happy Ntw Yen Rev P .1 Dotson, pastor Richard J C Rice, reporter THE Y W ( S. ( LUB Met Sunday, December 20. at the home of Mrs Lue, 668 Evans Street. Business was briefly trans acted with the president in charge Sunday was a big day with us. We gave away Christmas Day with Mrs Hattie Little, 1138 McDaniel Street All members are asked to be present. All visitors are wel come. Miss Lena Strickland, president Mrs. Albert McMillen, reporter THE CHRISTIAN PRAYER BAND Mets at. the home of Rev. B. J. Johnson. 656 Curry Street Thurs day night at 8:30. All members re quested to be present. Church News BEULAH BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL The Binders' B ble Class met Sunday morning at 9:30 The les son was wonderfully taught by the teacher. Miss M B Paschal Rev J. C. Mitchell and Strozier were made welcome as visitors. The business meeting was held at the home of Mrs Emma Collins, 430 Lovejoy Street, In spite of the inclement weather, a large number was present The vice-president Mrs. M J. Reed presided m a dignified. Christian manner The following officers were elected for the ensuing year, with Prof. A. C Curtright, acting president; Miss Ethel M Christler, secretary; Rev J. H Mathews, president; Mrs M J. Reed. Ist vice-president; Mrs. Emma Hindsman, 2nd vice-presi dent; Mrs. Willie M. Dennis, assist ant; Mrs. Jeneva Jester, financial secretary: Mrs. Nettie Curtright, assistant; Mrs. Maude Foster, trea , surer; Mrs. Nettie E. Curtright. re porter: Mr Roosevelt Brown, as 'sistant; Miss M. B. Paschal, teach er; Deacon T. L. Jester, assistant. The class donated $5 to Mr and Mrs Hightower on their rent. We also gave $2 as a present for the bride ami groom. Rev. S. M. Short er and Miss Novie Belle Howard. Rev J. C. Mitchell. Prof. A. C. Curtright Miss Hattie B. Wimbish, Beacon W. J. Shannon. Mr R. H Herndon, Mr. Lawton Moore and Rev. S. M. Shorter were made wel come as visitors and each gave helpful remarks. We were glad to have our pastor. Rev. L. A. Pink ston with us. and sorry to know that he was not well. We pray that he vi'ill soon be strong again. The hostess served a delicious menu, The Builders' Bible Class wishes ‘the entire Atlanta World stall of officials and its readers A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year Deacon Collie Broadnax, pres Mrs Nettie E Curtright, rep CORINTH BAPTIST CIIURt H The 1927 Progressive Club met at the home of Si ter Pearl Turner of 446 Lovejoy Street The club held its regular meeting, with tm president presiding We were j’.i.id to welcome one new member Sr ter Lillie Mae Bush We were m'S ved a delicious menu after the re gular routine of business. The n< xt meeting will be at the home ol Sister Lillie Wilson. 442 Techwood Drive Ail members are urged to lire pri ent. Business of importance Sister Katie Williams, pres S, t< ■ [della Lamar, rep THE I I RNEH MONUMENTAL A. M I ( 111 K< H The com-1 egation and comm unity of En. t Atlanta is congratu lating theniseb. is in joyously re ceiving fr< ■ , the hands of the good Bishop Fountain the Rev W C. Kelly us pa mi <,f Turner Mon umental A M F. Cliun n He comes like Paul from the n-e’ ot Gam aliel. well prepared graduate of Turner Theolo . a! Seminary with a degree of B I) and Princeton 1 Universary with a degree of B D. ■ He preached two pcwt-ful sermons ' on last Sunday n irnim' Subject "Whv I ought t" , io । him h" Evening Subject ' Ilie great i risi. of Jacobs Life He is indeed ve e ri ar m’.: m thought and very pmnted Gripping his audience at once with Biblical ! Facts and Spiritual I'm.ser. He । H a gospel Preacher of marker \ability which is attested bv an m. ■jer increasing congregation THE MT. CALVARY USHERS' BOARD Met at the home of Mi- Jeannie Johnson, 362 Wallace Street De votional service was led by the chaplain. Sister Lucile Bell The president presided over the meet ing. We were delighted to have our pastor, also our assistant pas tor. Rev. J. M Gates and Rev Shannon, respectively, as vmi'<ms Brother Mitchell of Alexander Tabernacle Baptist Church wa: also a visitor. Next mcetim: ws he at the home of Mrs. Gcoriu Hodo. 624 Eighth Street. N W • December 25. Christmas night Visitors always welcome. Miss A. M. Collins, president Miss Lucille Bell, reporter Rev. J. M. Gates, pastor ROOM FOR RENT beamiful fur nished room, private home, hot water, steam heat, electric lights, radio, and other conveniences Call WAlnut 4229 Merry Xmas AND A Happy New Year We wish to express our appreciation to our many patrons and friends dur ing the past year. We will be at your service durmg £he coming yecr with the pme courteous and effi ident staff to serve MARY BROWN INEZ STEWART RUTH T. SINGLETON , LUCILE Mil NEE Poro Beauty Shop 259 Auburn \u-„ Ja. 9171 I CHRISTMAS GREETINGS ’ ■ AND BEST WISHES (FOR HEALTH AAD HAPPINESS f ; IN THE NEW YEAR I-if j TO ALL OUR ( I STOMERAND FRIENDS FROM THE । । Economy Delicatessens 233 AUBURN AVE. N. E. W. HUNTER AND ASHBY STS. ! j ( OME DINE OF ( HOII E AND TASTY FOODS j THE HOLIDAYS ARE HERE f No other food table are able to equal or approach our great food offers—check this: j SPECIAL REGULAR DINNER WITH HALF A FRIED CHICKEN, [ DESSERT AND DRINK FOR 35c [ REGULAR DINNER. DESSERT AND DRINK. 25c ! COME AND DINE WITH US H L ÜBS Makes Appointments at Jackson-Memphis Conference Mr. Isaac Burt Buried MI.MI'IIIS, Tmm Dec 22- Tlic funeral serve e . of Brother Fa.e Bun were held at Mt Olive Bajei t church by Kev Jame (' t'm>k The deceased is survived by a .vidov. Sister Matte; Bm t ot <'a taula Ga two son’. Jason Hint. <,f [• ozg. laid Ga . 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Ga, Frank Burt ol Fortson, Ga. and Luke Burt Ot Wayero;--:, Ga, tme sister, Sister Hi ndvrson Ward, Fortson, Ga. and ■ i lio t nf friends. Barber Shop Wishes You All A MERRY ( HRISTMAS Wright < li'ineiil , Prop IL S Sinclair, Mgr. All of Our Barbera Join Us in This Wish rfll I // Il'"' : » *>9s /yT Walnut finiah cabi- xMaV net, hVj inebea high, 11V. inches wid*. S Complete with tubet inches deep. PAGE THREE