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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1931
Democrats of St.' Louis Organize to Get Congressman
" ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec., 25 -(ANP
—The electoral campaigns of 1932
are ushered in by an account ot
the establishment of the St Lo
Negro Democratic organization
succeeding the Associated Ward
clubs of this city. Headquarters for
the organization have been cuip
ped at 2326 Market Street where
two floors, which include an aud:
torium of 500 scat have been
rented.
Officers elected last week for the
ensuing year age, Attorney Joseph
L. McLemored president; Dr. 7
Garrott Benjamin, first vice-presi
dent; Mrs. Ethel Bowels, sccond
vice-president; Elmer Mossee, third
vice-president; Carl Glass, secre
tary; William A. Swanson, trea
surer; lLouig White, corresponding
secretary.
According 1to oiiicials of the
Democratic organization, members
of the club will finance the move
ment. Some of them have already
underwritten the budget for man
taining the headquarters for on
year. A condtitution providing for
an exccutive council which will re
present the larger Democratic con
stituency of St. lLouis hag been ap
proved.
Former Congressman William 1.
yIgoe, a leading Doemocrat of Mis
’::nuri. has expressed the intention |
of meeting with the organization |
during the holidays |
This organization will DONSOT
in the next clection for a Negro
congressman; three men for the
State legislature and other offices
It is believed that Attorney Me-
Lemore wiil file for Congressional
election at an ecarly date.
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Funeral Notices
BARGE- The friends and relatives
of Mr. James Barge, 469 Stone
wall street. Mrs. Corrie "Barge
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. Arch Gilbert and fam
illy., Mrs Mamie James and
family, Mr and Mrs Charles
James, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Barge,
are invited to attend the funeral
of Mr. James Barge Saturday at
11 a. m. at the residence. Inter
ment Lithonia cemetery, litho
nia. Rev D. T Babcock will of
ficate. Hanley Co.
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Washington.: D C. Dec. 29 (A
NI’) —— The Republican National
Convention of 1932 will be held in
Chicago. It will begin June 14.
The tender of a check for $150.-
000 as a gift toward the expgnses
of holding the convention andythe
presentation of the Chicago Stad
ium, the mammoth new auditor
ium on the west side of the city,
clinched the preat meeting for the
*Windy City” and won over the
Atlantic City bid. Cleveland
Detroit, Philadelphia and St. Lous
had previously - withdrawn b2cause
they could not equal the money
orofferred for expenses.
Colored Republicans in attend
ance on the meeting were pleased
with the sclection of Chicago.
There is a frcedom of action in the
Negro capital of America, enjoyed
in few other places. It is easier for
southern delegates to feel that they
are a real part in shaping the des
tinies of their party when breath
ing the free air Illinois than when
the convention™ is held in som2
border town such as Kansas City.
where it held forth last timi2 and
where at least one of the large he
tels which housed moartant
white Republicans let it he known
that Negroes were not wanted
within ils doors even to confer
with guests. lLiisteners were not
however, particularly pleased with
the speech of Edward Hurley re
presenting the business interests of
L(?hic;u:n‘ Mr. Hurley who is 2
democrat and who served as chair
man of the U. S. Shipping Board
under Woodrow Wilson, tock oc
casion in calling altenuon to the
hotel facilities of Chicaglw to stress
‘the fact that there were four ex
cellent colored hotels which would
be glad to accommodate the col
ored delegates and their families
Colored delegales and visitors to
the convention for the most part
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
From
BURKE and BURKE
TAILORS
Ladics” Work a Specialty
Work Called for and Delivered
310 Auburn Ave. Jackson 6822
AT CHRISTMAS
HANLEY, 40 TODRY AND SUGGESSFUL
HAS ENDEARED SEEF TO ATLANTANS
Exactly forty years ago at f,,_..‘
o‘'clock on that Christmas morn
i rothe stork left a chubby baby
boy at a humble home in Win
chester, Tenncssee, an adorable
Christmas present, so thought the
mother of the little Yule baby, yet
one fraught with much care and
sorrow. For the parents of Jesse
H. Hanley, today onc of the most
philanthropic, as well as success
ful business men of Atlanta, were
not rich folk rather were they
poor and humble with one ad
ditional mouth, as small nd be
witching as it was, making a deal
of difference in the budget for the
weénk:
Perhaps it is the fact that his
boyhood days were hard ones that
makes the heart of Jesse Hanley
so soft toward the southern city's
unfortunates. For that it is soft, no
one 1may gainsay. Each ycar the
company of which he is the head,
t h ¢ Hanley Undertaking Com
pany. gives to the county's needy
baskets of groceries and sacks of
fuel, to say nothing of cash and
wearing apparel to the tune of
Boy Slashes Girl
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MEMPHIS, Tenn,, Dec. 25—
A 13 year-old girl was at the
General hospital recovering from
a knife wounds while police today
sought an 1l-year old boy alleged
to have slashed her Monday after
noon during an argument. The girl,
Dorothy Raymond, rear 633 Beale
received slashes on the left side of
her face. Her condition was report
ed fair. The boy. Eugene Perkins
came address, fled after the fight
and escaped officers.
have stopped at colored hotels in
the past, but a number have stop
ped at downtown hotels a n d
doubtlessly will in 1932.
When holiday hilarity is gayest . .. and seasonal tidings are making their rounds, naturaily, in re-
sponse to your faith in us
THE HANLEY COMPANY
kixtends to you the wish for a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, with furiher assur
ance that your confidence imposed in us, as displayed by your response in business given us, will
be maintained throughout the coming year and honest attempt made to excell, if nossible, the re-
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DURING THE PAST YEAR WE GAVE OVER 1000
BASKETS LADEN WITH FOOD TO THE POOR—
OVER $5,000 WAS GIVEN T0O CHARITABLE
ENTERPRISES AND CHURCHES IN ATLANTA
AND VICINITY-——WE MAKE IT CHRISTMAS
THE YEAR ROUND.
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$5000 a huge sum when one re
maembers that the depression ha
increased rather than decreased
thine prominent business man’
benevoiences. Over 1.000 basket:
alone have been given to those in
desperate circumstances duiing
Jesse Hanley's 39th year. What hi
40th vear will brin® only the
future can foretell.
No! only the unfortunates of ti
city und county feel the bounty of
this benevolent man who make
Chrisimas last fhe entire yea
through. His entire of 37 person
share in the préfits of the yea
Over $400 will be present to the
force in Qhristmas presents this
year! Rather an inducement to be
come a Hanley employe? *“We'll
sa yso,” they would all choru:
Christmas Cantata te
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‘Ben Given Sun. Night
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dee 25—
A Christmas cantata entitled:
i “The Christmas Pilgrim’' will be
I;.'_!\':-n Sunday night at eight o’clock
attthe Bt Faul M FE c¢hurch. cor
ner 15th street and Sixth avenue
- with Mis. I, 1. Chambliss as direc
tress and organist. Thirty voices
will be heard in the ensemble.
Rev. E. O. Woolfolk, pastor of the
church, will preach a special ser
“mon in the morning.
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§g BER vear shall be filled of success and good .‘.‘;
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NO DESERVYVIXG EPPOOGER HERACEE
THE ATLANTA WORLD, ATLANTA, GA.
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HIRMINGHANM. Ala . Dee 25
“Heaven Bound.' a musical play
featuring five hundred voices and
rivathing the famous “Green Pas
ttires for national favor in its ye
volation of the Negro's spiritual
life and heavenly imagination will
be presented soor ‘n Birmingham
by the musical talent of Miles Me
morial colleze and the best church
choirs of Birmingham acarding to
an anonuncement of Dean Drook:
Dickens. head: of Mil Memorial
college
The schiool, Birnnngham's only
institution of higher learning for
members of our group. has a drive
on: for bwo thousand doilars in or
der that the college might contint
operation throughout the rest ol
the present scholastic year. The
production will be staged in the
near futurc
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a Brand New Hearse
[t takes a special made stocking
the size of a gurage 1o hold old St
Nick's gift to the Hanley Company
for the merry old chap lefl no les:
than a 1932 Ford heire This ad
dition to the company's large fleet
1S another step in the progressive
policy of the institution to offer
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THE HANLEY COMPANY TO-DAY -
BIRMINGHAM. Aila, Dec 25
Vembers of the Birmingha
I eral Directors Ascociation we
nored by the pre ice of B R
neea Lhiegago. ‘ utive t
tary ( National Fune I
Direct Ascgciation at their an
nual clectio of officers Monday
night, at ! home of George W
hobert Fifth street, Pratt Cit
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race L ‘ rs that culmi
nated { n of the ass
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(SHOX REPAIRING AND PRESSING)
An institution which wishes to thank you for your patronage and good
will in the=e turbulent times, An insticution which stands pledged to the
purpos=e of =0 handling vour patrenage that increased faith and steadfast
ness may be hinecd shout u=. And, finally, an institution that will continue
(0 serve you quite conpetentiv through the coming Year 1952,
OUR SPECIAL PRICES AND SUPERB WORK AFFORD CONDITIONS
THAT ALLOW 15 TO DEVOTE SPECIAL ALTTESNTION TO ANY
GARMENT ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE
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competition, body snatching and
iihe malpractices is also editor of
the Colored Embalmer, national or
gan of the group. Mr., Reed left for
Chicago Tuesday. |
Mr. C. M. H:.ris, Davenpert and
Harvis Funeral Home. and A. l.
Smith, Smith and Gaston Funeral
directors, were other members at
We extend the Scason's Greetings to cur custoemers Iflfl}
friends and sincerely thank them for their good will and
patronage during the past year.
W. M. NEWBERRY
907 Simpson Street
A. W. NEWBERRY
86 Davis Strect
E. S. NEWBERRY
1415 Jonesboro Road
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this meeting which was auendfi'
one hundred: per cent. Mr. Shorte
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the election of officer and the dige.
ciosion of plang for the comMg
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