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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JANUARY <l, I'^l2 Grady Hospital’s Annual Report Shows That 15,000 Negroes Treated in Emergency Clinic; 30,000 Medical Cases The first annuul report of the Board of Trustees of Grady hospi tal appointed January 1, 1931 by the Mayor, reveals that 15.(MIO col ored received treatment in the c mergency clinic lust year, and more than 30,000 were given medi cal attention. The report further showed that of the 2,605 babies born at Grady during the past year, 1,503 were colored. The maternity ward pt that has attracted the attention of Colored Grady, the report states, 4B>ted physicians from all over the Country. Dr. Charles Franklin M<»on. eminent professor of obsteru s in the University of Nebraska stated Hint there was no similar service work was being done or more ad in America where a higher class ol vanned methods being used than m the maternity ward of Colored Grady During the past year, according the boaid, two outstanding hospi to Samuel C Dobbs, chairman of tai authorities. Dr Bert W. Cald well of Chicago and Dr. McEach ern. head of the American ('allege of Surgeons, were called m to in spect Grady hospital and in then reports to their organizations, they made special rcferen-e. 1 । th high type and ihurader of tn.- Society and (Continued I rom P.o' -i) THE FAITHFUL FEW f .U 3 Met at, the home of R. v. Win. Lavn-on. (*2.3 Windsor Stive*, 'i .*• meeting wa opened with ; rayer service. We were delighted to Aave a visiting dub on last Sun- Av Our president has been irk ^mt we are Had to learn he is some better. All members are a Red to be mesent on the second Sunday in January. Mr McDufTin. Pres. Mr. C. Jones. Rep Rev. Johnson. Pastor. THE COMMUNITY CHARITY CLUB We entertained with a Christinas tree Tuesday night. December 28. at the home of Mr and Mrs. James Freeman. 343 Ashby street. N. W The tree was greatly enpoyed by all. Interesting remarks were made by ReV Mack R Davies and Mr Stokes Tlie visitors were Mr and Mrs J S Stokes. Mrs. Oscar Jewell Mrs James Truitt. A deli licous menu was served. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Sewell on Tazol street. Mr- Minnie Taylor, president Mrs Bessie Freeman, reporter THE ORIGINAL C. IE AND A. CLUB ^dl hold its weekly meeting Thursday night. Jenuary 4 at the t-ome of Sister Hattie News. 7(1 Street. N. W Installation of . iln<i All members are asked t । be prosent Mr. C. J. Middlebrooks, p es. Mi Willie Mae Jackson, rep. BI I I XV BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL Jhe Builder.;' Bible Class msembh d Sunday morning at the u-ual hour The lesson was taught by the teacher. Miss M B Paschal, m a plain and Christian like man ner. A very good start war made for the New Year. Seventeen en rolled. Mrs. Maude Foster was re ported much better and expected to leave the hospital shortly. We feel that our prayers were answer ed. The newly elected president ex pressed himsed' in putting over the program this year and his intention to get tlir class back to the old standard Mr. and Mrs. William Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Curt right motored to Covington. Ga, on the 28th of December to visit relatives and friends They report ed a nice trip. Rev. J. H Mathews, president Mrs N E. Curtright, reporter THE MT. MORIAH USHER BOARD ‘^T Gave a New Year dinner at the home of Mrs B H Wharton, 1 J!> Hilliard street. A very fine pro gram was rendered to the large at tendance Visitors and manners rumebered fifty. A delightfully re- I a-' was served by the hostess, Mrs. B. H Wharton Next meeting will be at the church. January 8 All members are urged to be pre s. nt Mrs. B 11. Wharton, president Mrs Jennie Tate, reporter iHE MT. CALVARY USHERS CLUB Met at the home of Deacon E. M Collins, 841 Proctor street, Dec ember 31 The club opened with a spiritual prayer service. The vice president. Sister Williams presided over the meeting. Visitors present, six. We were glad to have the Sec ond Corinth Baptist Church mem bers present with us. Sunday, Jan uary 3 the club gave a splendid program at the home of Sister Maiy Williams, 580 Ashby street. Next meeting will be at the home of Miss Daisy Carter. 704 West Fourth street, Thursday night, Jan- uary 7. Members are urged to be present. Visitors are welcome at all Vkmes. We were delighted to have Tdr. and Mrs. Aaron Foreman with us at the program Both club and program were served very nicely. Rev. J. M. Gates, pastor Miss A. M. Collins, president Miss Lucile Bell, reporter THE MAYFLOWER SOCIAL CLUB The Mayflower Social Club en tertained their husbands and friends with a turkey dinner at the beautiful home of Mrs. J G Ste venson on Parson St. The house was attractively decorated with Christmas gayeties. vice rendered by the staff of Col ored Grady to n- inmates Improvement made for Colored by the report include a new sterliz- Grady during the xem a; shown ing equipment for the maternity ward; the utilizing of the space in the basement ol the white side in to a spacious dining loom for col ored nurses and thus allowing more space in the colored nurses home for a large and light classroom; wards are now being painted a light spring green shade; and numerous other changes of procedure both time and labor saving have been made during the past year. “On account of limitations of space and inadequacy, “ol lull time personel." Mr Dobbs, letter which accompanied the report read, ‘there has bee ni nthe past, and we fear will continue for a while, at least, an over-crowded condition in practically all the wards. This is especially true of Colored Grady, However, we take the liberty ol pointing out to you the fact, that notwithstanding these unfortunate limitations a:; well as a serious cutting down of our appropriation for this past, year, an outstanding service Ims been rendered to the poor and sick of both races of this city " The three course dinner was ser voj at 9 o'clock, after which an interesting game of progressive whist was enjoyed by .ill Mrs. Parks kepi score, assisted by Miss Geradine Stevenson of South Caro Ima. Prizes weie awarded as follows: Mrs. Eugene Campbel! Ist for ladies; Mr. Fred Johnson. Pt for gentlemen; the booby; weie won by Mrs. J. C. Rosett and Mi. Au gustus Barner. The following were the honored guests of the club: Mr. Henry Lucius, Miss Sadie Brookins. Miss Evelyn Jone-;. Messrs Eugene Campbell, J. C. Rosett, W. M. Ros ett, Jr, Fred Johnson, Augustus Barm-, Joe Willis. J. G. Steven son and Steve Sheppard. The charming Mayflower club is made up of the following ladies: Mrs. Willie Sheppard, president; Mrs. Augustus Barner, vice-presi dent; Mrs. Walter Parks, secretary; Mrs. J. G. Stevenson, treasurer; Mesdames Eugene Campbel), Steve Sheppard, Alfred Nash. Joe Willis. J C. Rosett. D K. Wilson. Joe Armour. Robert Gambol and Miss I, M. Rosett. CHURCHES HIE PINEY GROVE BAPTIST < HUR( H Had a sniritual watch meeting Thursday night. Rev. Sims preached a wonderful sermon which every one enjoyed. Three visiting preach ers were present, one of whom was Rev. Bower from Athens. Ga. Rev. J D Sims, pastor. J. A. Johnson, rep. THE MORNING GLORY SO( lAL CLUB Were delightfully entertained by Mr. . I, V . Bro-vn at tlie home of Mrs Si to have bccirjQ Jones ave nue Wi- W ess %‘ \did'meeting, ni , Roy Plans were made . • a progressive whist party at the ncme of Mrs. Marguerite Lewis, 1013 Ahsby Ter race Thursday night, January 7. We were glad to have with us again Mrs. Eva McAfee who has been absent because of illness. A delicious course was served. The iclub adjourned to meet w'th Mr.i. Ellen Lowe, 1058 Harwell street Mrs. L. V. Biown, president Mrs. Ellen Lowe, reporter HIE C. H. AND A. CLUB NO. 2 Met Friday night. January 1, at the home of the grand chairman. Sister Nellie Coker, 366 Rhodes street. N. W.. with the president presiding. Devotional services were led by the chaplain. Brother Ar chie Scott. The Usher Board will meet Wednesday night at the home of Sister Dora Drake. 361 Mag nolia Place. All ushers are request ed to be present. The chib will meet at 570 , . ; Mitchell, Ail mem ber.-; are requested to be present and on time. Brolin r C G Gore, president Sister E. L. Bonds, reporter BOUQUET BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. Louise M. Lane was hostess to tlie Bouquet Bridge Club at her home, 355 Culver street, S. W , on Saturday evening Quite an enjoy able evening was spent with bridge as the main feature of the evening. Ihe prizes for top scores were awarded to Mis:; S M. Cunning barn. Club prize and Miss Lottie Bailey. Guest prize, the booby to Miss J. M. Jones. The hostess ser ved a delicious menu, after which the club adjourned to meet earlv in the New Year. Mr. K. M Watkins, president HIE SOCIAL SIXTEEN CLUB Met at the home of Mrs. Ella M. Thomas. 354 Merritts avenue, Thursday night. December 31. with the president presiding. After de votional. exercise, plans were ,I> S cussed to give aid to the children out at Battle Hill. We fell that the Lord will bless us. The club will meet. Wednesday night at the home of Mr. Walter Ash 261 Inman ave nue. Miss Annie M. Thompson, pres. HIE TWENTIETH CENTURY S O( lAL CLUB Met at the home of Miss Ruby Lradley, 236 Chestnut street with the president presiding. Devotional exercise was led by Mr. George E. Post, after which business was dis cussed. The dub is planning to entertain the public with a pro gressive whist party very soon. AU members are asked to be pn out at the next meeting. Januarv 7 at the home of Miss v-'lorence Pos' 848 Drummond street. Miss V. Edwards. pre-:ident Mr. Van Buren Sho it 11 ,cp THE EVER READY BIT.I I ( | u; Of Mt. Moriah Bapb I i I ni ', met Wednesday evening. D- u. i 30th, at the home m ,\i, i;, Guy, 129 Rusby avemn iom , Park. Georgia. Lesion wa- t., ■ by teacher No 2. Mi H D .; and was discussed by c . , Misses L. Smith and V M At .■ 4 were visitors io tm- <, , , oo : members are, Mr A.,. ;l |.; and Mrs. D Boyiitoi. The n. meeting will be at the home ..p H. Douglas, 697 W, i Fair y,, Wednesday evening January f?n All members are uijj.-d to be pie sent. iu J. R. Lwi It. president ’u s. Amy A Lovett. r< pm tet THE ROYAL A( ’.DIANS Were delightful!', entertained at the home of M- Lucile Until. 57 Boulevard, on December 31 A de licious courie wai served. Mem bers of this congenial group in cluded Misses Coleo Nash Brook ins. Mesdame. L.ollmgs War,er Al ston. The visiting guests who en joyed their Im.-pitahly were Mr. H Young, Mrs Carter, Mi and Mrs. Hill, Mrs Lor Johnson, Ml C aience and V/HJiam Thompson, A. Holland, F. Fmlowe, Mi and Mrs. Moon. Mi. and Me Rowland Miss M Brown. Mrs. G Campbell. Mrs. T Glass and daughter Mi;; Flanagan Mr Mathew; Mr. Eash i n Next meeting Will be held at the home ol Miss Cora Nath 388 It wm : tree!. Me;. Allie Alston, rejjo. ti r Mt. . lanta Imtm; . pre nl< nt STARLIGHT SOCIAL CLUB Met at the home of Mrs pearl Thoma:, 587 Irwin street, Sundav, January 3. We weie sorry to re ceive the r< signation of the presi dent. Mr. J C Rogcs. who has made a wonderful president. Tie club will meet Sunday afternoon at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Johnson, 229 Ashby street, S. W, with the ex-president presiding. All members urged to be present. Mrs, Pearl Thomas .reporter HIE DORAY STREET ( OMM UNH Y CLUB Met December 30, at the home of Mrs. Phillips, 39 Doray Street, S. W.. Mrs. Ellington presided. Scripture lesson, Mrs. Mathis' Prayer by Mrs Goodlett. We were gad to have Mrs. Jones after an absence of nine weeks because of illness. Mrs. Pearson was a wel come visitor. Next meeting will be held January 8 at the home of Mrs. Dobbs, 53 Doray street, S. W. The hostess served a two-course menu. Mrs. A. W. Bonds, president Mrs. W. S. Phillipa, reporfm Church News < ORINTH BAPTIST < HI R( II The 1927 Progressive club was delightfully entertained by Sister 1 earl 1 urner of 442 Lovejoy street. she home was beautifully decor ated wreaths and garlands of Christmas gree ti n gs. After the business meeting a de licious menu was served. We were glad to welcome Rev. I. S. Mack i and many other visitors. The next meeting will be at the home of sns ; ter Vera Willingham of 456 Love | joy street. All members are asked ■to be jiresi nt. Visitors are wel . come. Miss h.atie Williams, president Mis Idella Lamar, reporter LIBERT'/ BAPHST ( HUR( H By T. Arnold , Di Ernest Hall, a former pastor j of l iberty, will preach on tlie thud ■^imday. Hear him-he is a power I 1110 .Young people will have charge id' the .ervices on the .fourth Sunday. Let the ymm peo i pie be here on time. ! Ridley lias organized ; known as the “Class Bmld- f M -“L'i? ll '’' ll '’ r 'T»iizalion ol the I Men s Bible Class. People 1 can't forget, Mr. Gar .' oon, teacher of class No. 7. and .Deacon Rogers Henderson who . gave me a splendid purse. T jt e I foi mer $1 and latter 25 cents , Those Ushers led by deacon w !h Vn h: ' S pr, ‘ svnte(i “‘e church wilh a xery fm t j Bulletin Board . . , * s an 'H'ganizution of ability j ano unusual thoughtfulness to say JBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH Sinew'll SC 1001 Wi,; °l’ened on ,‘ Uh with a lat-K-e attendance. The upermtend.-nt being absent. Mr Jb< i hart served instead. All of leers or the year Were installed 1 the pas or. \\ c ;ll e asking- that 'very teacher and im-mh.-r be m-e- Pil Sun<!av The Men’.-. I loir S USS VOU t 0 attend hen class next Sunday Same being ladies day We ar looking I l tweidv-five ladies to visit this class Two members joined las’ undav. I am sure if you visit ins < Ims vou will have something to remember. You are always v.-boim- at LIBERTY. Mr. A. 1.. Gambol. Sun Mr. H. J. Allen Rep. IT PLEASANT BAPTIST j The members are very grate |lul to the pastor, Rev. R H Mil rer for moving to Atlanta on Dec. 2>. Ihe hospitality shown them Jar- been of' no small degree. The i Matron’s Miscellaneous Cub gave ; hem a “kitchen shower," Dee 2(J Many gifts from various members hav.- also been given. He will b at home to his many friends and v.-ll washers. 1.33 McDonough Blvd.. S. E. Ail members and friends are urged to be present at the services Sundav. Sunday School 9:30. Juni < church 11 o’clock, morning . crwi-os 11:30. Communion .3 o’- <'ock and evening service S o’clock. In these vou are cordiaHv invited K -• R H Milner. P: -tor Mis.-; M. Dickerson. Rep. Statistical News — J <’ Rf ° Bn- I’7 v: qs 14. ur ; 0 Mosely. 20, 588 Rock Street. THE ATLANTA WOHLI), ATLANTA. (.A. \\cmic to Miss Mattie Mac San I.- ; JI. I»dg Blue Ridge avenue ■'-. ort h we; t. F.iui Grosham. 2 1 18 Brantly :'i ci t<, Miss Callie Mae Kelly. 2 : 7 1 Randolph street, south- x t Hems Wallace. 21. 113 Ellis reet to Miss Juanita Gnen, 18. 21 : 11.,i istreet northeast. Thoma Johnson, 38 rear 519 Lti hell street, southwest to Miss temi Johnson, 29, lIHG Quarry t- 't outhwest. .'.ndiew Jones, 20 .367 Mirr.tt inii to Mi s Callie M. • air 17, '.'l Emden avenue, northeast Tiamp F. Reynolds, 18. 15 V. jith. iLv street to Miss Lorn e < nthrie, 1,8, 65 Weatherby street ■lol.n \, JI Davi.- 25. 220 •am re. t. mn thwest t i Mi ( oll<-- i: I olme I ! 77 (.rape tre t. north C'lSt Ad..lm u Willmi m 25, 171 I- o' i t ■ i;ue to Mi ■; Ida Belle (I amii. I'', 388-B Buchanan .tt>-i! 1.1 AND TOWN NEWS Mi and Mi . ('li.ck had as tie i gm . t Mr Tait Woods of Alabama .1 i- wa honored with a lovely i rthdav party. A delicioim menu xa, ' i .ed and all r< ported an en j iyal.l;' afternoon. fin Dei.-embei 28th .Mi- W Jolm.-on, Mrs Sallie M. Jone and J i J. W. William,, in nad' d dis- I relit home.- in their cunmumi' -.. '1 !c y arig many 10-aut ful song.'. A mo t eajo.x able affair of the holiday season xxa. the birthday m,rty of Master J. II I homa- at trie home of his parent.-, .Mt and Me. Jhomas. Many lovely par ents were received. Many games were played and a dtliciou. menu \.a. served All reported ■ a d<- 1 ghtl’ul evening. EAST POINT NEWS ANION BAPTIST CHURCH 'i he Sunday School is eontinu «.:iy growing and the B Y P U is showing gieat progre. .- Sunday moining the pa tor preached a s liritual . ermoii and also Sunday j ;g'l:t Thehe will Ie nn Ordination ser- J 101 l for three new deaeons, Bi o ' hers, Ed Battle. W. Lyons, and jßichard Rice, the 3rd Sunday in , his month. C RANT CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH Our Sunday school , till grow ng rapidly and on tin- top. We ad two powerful ■ imoti preach < 1 by our pastor, Rev 11. Carswell. Funday ■ The A. C. E. League was orga .ized by the pastor ami different < mimittees were formed to help uild up our league Our rally comes off the Fifth Sunday in January. We are ask [ ng all members and friends to help s raise our funds. Mr W. A Qulliun Supt. Rev. 11. Carswell, Pastor Mrs. Mattie Brannon, Rem I The Rosebud Community Club i held its annual reception and । Christmas tree on Monday. Dec ember 28. at 8 p. m. at the home of the president, Mrs Georgia Shel ton. who lived on Georgia avenue. There was a present fur <■■.<: v one present and all reported ha\mg spent a very enjoyable evcn::;g. Music was furnished by Mr Jack Shelton and the East Point In- i vincible Quartette. The visitors 1 present were Messrs. Joe Lloyd. I James Washington. J. H. Haygood. ißevs. J. 1. Lockhart. J T. Wolfe. W. B Woods, and Mesdames Mat tie Toxx n: ley and Reba Smith. Mrs Georgia Shelton, president : Mrs. Mary Brame, reporter The officers and members of Grant Chapel A. M. E. Sunday School sponsored a Christmas Boat in their school. Sunday. December 27. 9:30 a m. W. A Quillian, supt. The officers ami members of Siloam Baptist Sunday School held their annual Christmas tree exer cises on Monday evening. Dec ember 28. 8 o'clock. S E. Ros;;, supt. The High Twelve Embroidery Club held its annual reception on Tuesday evening. December 29. at Hie home of Mr. and Mrs Ed, ar Wood on Calhoun avenue. The Hyacinth Art Circle held its annual reception Wednesday ev- I'nmg. December 30. at tile home of Mr. and Mrs W II Glass on Har ris street. Tin.-; club also dida bit of charitable work on the same date. ’ The White Rose Handicraft Club .gave no reception for the benefit of its own members but it did dis tribute a number of Christmas baskets to the most needy, show ing that it ami its members are in harmony with the program to help the unemployed and for the per ipetuation of mankind. Lest you forget, your newsboy is | going to call on you Saturday ev jening and his call is going to be ' 'more financial than social. Please! don't disappoint him, but haxv your money- ready and pay him I gladly with a smile The community at large wishes to express its sympathy to the , family of Mr John Knox. Enterprise Basketeers Get Away withVictoryi Over Troy Five 32-3 ENTERPRISE Ala Jan. 1 After' ox erwhelming Clayton. Ala., a few । days ago in its first game of thei 'season. 75-9 the Training school; stars, under the able leadership I of their coach. C N. Hamilton, de-! eated the highly touted Troy high' j school team. 32-3. Coach Hamilton i has welded together a team that/ i looms as invincible this year. The; lentire team played well, but the' s-nsational work, of McNabb and I Harris paved the w. v for the/ Training school tad: victory The! ' stars will be;:r watchim,' in future} contests with the In- t teams South- 1 ' east Alabama can offer For gam*--; after February 12* Soiifhern Alabama t* :m u iV write Ito the Coffee Coontx Training : chool at Enterpi i<• Wi I Seen and Heard By Junniy Perry Wronif Again Ila b‘-m lit dam e tha given mi 11 । bal|-rom.i i,l I . Me En hotel tin. ci ,img , । ,d..- mt< in t* ad of Mond- j : Th: dam-. i; being- pon >n"o . the Dragon,, pm t., ■ Ulelpln ( luh. Believe it or m,t. L 11,, , .Seo-1 ■ g"Hmg hio a f. 1D,,. It ha "in i|Ul te av. li, Ii- n- ■■ De! ph .ne ha. m-i a goi । . Now .' look I'!;-- .Melx m Hou ton 11 ~ mw ie n u M, Helen I o ‘ r. form of' th <11;. , li ft ■ . -t.oiiav for Um ■ 1 id., win re In- will i.e -ng.-.g* d m ii-i: 1 work. M I- i. tio i a < --nt gi adua: <• of tin- At lam a S Imo] of Soi i;; I \x o: > and I■* known m th - I■. . Ms J.dm- i!< to h i C l‘e i, ' I , ~| . umnit’ 'ii, .. ii m- « a ing Ihe । x PH* < -I 1 xn:il I' , , ,n 1.. -I M - . ' i. .. i.uham p - I<s । i' 1 "' ■ ■ ": ' ■ \ oimg' i' i t 1 t h ' :■ M । da v Inr ,',i • I 10l vi ,l e < ~ \\ i,io ,- ■be i I Dm tFi ng I • ,ii ax aboil! Mll - < 'I < <।m 11 that in n•-, ।o li'n 1 • on a Su mia v In;- b: If , *u don't In I iex e it, Vou .Ilo.il hm. • J ' H <e. c; lln | , 1.-1 1 i lel . X rnt • . (ml \ M Sx oi I < at ' • ; : -m - 1 pt it t com be; ng ;i st ag. li-mrJ Joe Wiggin vomig A‘ ' •int.i piano lil;^ r t kbng th die ti.i- id 1,, i dax i ; b ■ he ms i ।hi Wi 'I I, a. E be a i.' ,t! ' r Ear' J me- ; 1 i i aham Jm 1. -m. LINK MM IN 11H MERIES MO SHOOTING Detective Arrests E. L. Bullock in Michigan 4 IDENTIFY MAN MEMPHIS. Tenn.. Jan 8 In the arrest of Edward Lee Bill lock. the police department has solved three recent robbery myste ries ami has identified the urisoner ! with the holdup ami shooting of a street ear conductor J R. Brown, white, about a m-mth ago. BuHock w-' arrested by Detective Flomi ! Wiebenga at Grand Rapids, Miciv I and also rein.med to Memphis bv I him Admits Part in Three Robberies i According to testimony of De- Ibc'ixi- Lieut. Granville Heck'e j Bullock confessed that he and h:s accomplice. Bra.-.ton Atkinson, tmw ja* large, committed three of the Ila list sensational robberies in ‘Mi” ,i)liis The robbery of Frank <' Sullixan. cashier of the S & W । Construct ion Co. on tlie evenin;' of Octol,or 9. was admitted by the defendant In this case the cash'er was stopped by Bullock and his companion near the now Summer Avenue viaduct, ami tin- two mon entered his cur. With pistols flash ing. the cotmlc robbed their victim j of $B5 and then made him lie doxvn ; on the floor of the ear in the rx ir i O'Sullivan was later forced to leave his own automobile in who h -the robbers mad-? good their escape The car wa; abandoned later at Parkway and Florida Robbed Groi-e - I Bullock said f i-- 4 '‘ l moon a; I assisted him n Ite im' lnp ol Is । Weiss, white gr-'i <"■ wh' -.'.as r- b I lied in fnui 1 of his store .-d 1.; I Kenned;- ।i. flw- night - I Noximi I her 28 Tin holdup nefti i the > en i $lOOO. Tin' m'oeer ]>i>ii;'< d io !C; ! - ! lock a, one of lb.. , , n who I Id I him bn as h‘- was ah'ia' to elite; j his uiiiomobil”. H dll I n po -ty Hi. Iv Following up their rubber-.- |>"o -•X ssioil th;' '>" । e' 'ei -'-t a Piggl v | Wigo.lv store No. 18. Florida and I youth I’.ul xx.ix- on she evening ol i De ember 7 Atkinson was Hie ae- I complice in this deal, the prisoner i mi ! THi"- took 1 v "lit x iix e dollar.' ■ from the cashie- Tlie manager jM. Dicker-, -.vote identified Bu 1 - I lock a ; on;- nf t 1;- '-oh! i ■ Bullo'k ide-iicd. howe-i r. the shooting mid , robbery of the sheet car motor ; man sexera! '-.eeks ago. although , Brown and a Jollv Cab taxi driver, i xvho ::aid lie saxx' the pair leave the I ear. pointed to Bullw'k a- one o' I lie st a kup men. PUTE HE BEK PIIOIIES COSTLY TO IDLING NIMI BIRMINGHAM, Ala . Jan. 6 A fuss over tlie non t aymeilt to: a five cent dish of beans c >; t Clar- ' ence Sanford, 18 219 27th Place. N . a nice little sum when the matter, was threshed out in Recorder's court Monday. According to O. L Air y 282:; Third avenue, N. who woilm at tin Panic Case. 400 26th street. N. San ford came into his jilme about ten thirty the night of December M. and asked for a plate of b ,ms. Al ter eating the youm! man started to leave, refusing to pav and walk ing out of the e tabi: hment He called him a mm.be- of eh - names that brov ht the re ' mrmit man after him to ।• h -■ hi- de mands after her i. । e.i’edlx' I dd that there was p.- m nt i . t l ' coming. Mr. Aut--.' truck m the leg by a bi iek th: -' ' I-'- San ford who Wa- late ' 'ed at th- Terminal station 1 <■- er Bal PETITION lOR ( HARTEU GEORGIA Fulton County. To the Supe: ,m Court of said C> imty: 'I ' pen ,' ii I T. .1 I erguson. Dr. VI. S. DavagF J. 11. Hanley. DrJ Thomas 11. Slater and J O Thomas respect. '.o]y show *1» That the dexir-- for them-' si Ives, tl'.eir associat*- and .-iicces-' ■i. to lie incorp orated umsT the came ami style o fIONEEi: SAVIN'.S ASSOC! X I !ON for a pe.a ,d of twen' . '2(h yea: li.r pecimiary gain and jirofit, iheir principal place of business to be in A’L nta Georgia. <2> Th*- purpose of the A.-mi;a-| ■ ■ ,- ’ i so. ter thrift and frugaht; ; -..-.-" mt tia ;r sharelmlde:, and ctn ", and lo encourage the accumu > •in ir. pi ."ions of modcra!' i; <J periodic savings, and toi di means wh* reby such per I m.'i'. np.( -t th- ii . avillgs ti , a (mate i atos of inter*- : - • ■ :ml to provid*.- mean, i t'l-om of moderate cir-I - । ,:i be made small ; ■ ■ ra'e of intcre t : ■ '1! i I ii!-,; inr inesm they I >p ■ • . on i to hav* a • '-..-I md loan business. . t in ■' , t■, ■, lending it i .■ " : the itidu trial -i.l ;x। । • I otheis ana ■ u:■ d - . . port by per- si.i.il md i i own l -Hy ■ 1 ■ ' e' tock. or ■ 'ailment ।: ' ■' "I '- or other [.< i- I" I i-. Il . : i.l .11'. '4* j-<• .1 I-- - ■; . | |;dl* to b id ■' I a:' 1 bonds .md <-’l.i ■ oiol to aci ep : a f 1 m . ; > ore .aft* : mort;; • t i.md .md per ( -r ।; t'. - - ■ build, and to i - ■ nog . th* m; <■ ■ ■ or । , :,|i I I ‘ her Pin- ' e . . im n: pc:; onal emlo: •' u ।■• : . . i ii mey. and to ph : ■ : •. , . , , .-m umbi r it. a ■• : , me; ti i i ■ a • in .nd ■ i indebted; (■■ ■ . mnl - lo bll '. 1.l • ■ I reai an i jh i ,1 | ■ - . ■ ■.* I 'J In ■ '01,1:1 '- - : .< "it ion shall (- :. ' . : 1 lion and 1 1.0601 iiui। valiio. and petition! *i< ■ ignt to im re:.: '• - G . n"• to 11mi- to a: . . • .. : i"। ding om- I,m'l' ।if ti: . ~.i ■ KU) (KKb . ho' । :i, 10. i n : s' >u bn ni ami 11 ■i 11 a:.;, ol incre.'i- ed toe!: .HI i. i. ■ . tn c r- i ted by a majia J . i.l' 1 i -.::. moll lock then out tami,, . . io I ’.-tn lorn ; ; di ire f: ■ m ne and be sued, have and u. - ioi,mon seal, together with all op, er rights and privileges allowed w I corporations by the- Code of the’ State of Georgia and ti e statute ' , , ndatory thm-eof. H E COI E Attorney h .’ I'etitione: | Fih-d in office, this the 4th dax ol Jamiarv. 1932. J W SIMMONS ’ (’h-' k. ' STATE OF GOREGIA County ol' Fulton I .) W Simmon.' Clerk of th" Sup- .sr Com’, of I-'rhui Cuimty' Georgia, do hereby cerlify that the' f-1 egoim; is a tnd ;■ t copy j of tin- application for chmti-i m the math-." ol I’IONEER SAX INCS IS >( lAI' ON las the same m pears of he in thi - 1 office. i Witness mv oii:e'. i h:" . ami i’he seal of .-aid Cu rt. - a dav ; us Jamtarv. 1933 J W SIMMONS. Clerk Superior Court Fulton Count '.. Georgia . COTILLION BRIDGE CLUB GREETS 133? By Lewis O. Swingler MEMPHIS. Tenn.. -lan R The Cotillion Bridge < lub truly 'called the society beacon on the : Mississippi, was a beckoning light , for two hundred and fitly people to don their formal attire and to! ! cel.-brale the New Yi'.-ii’ with hila-. I rity. pomp and fashion at the Hotel I Improvement chib I- ' iday morning Beginning at tin- wee hour of two the 1932 eelehgatui's tripped the light f.-mtastii- until dawn broke, 1 tin- spell of the nmim' meht. Music'j i Tlu-re v.as soft and ton. him- strains: ! that made eyes *h"amx, am! lovcrsj rustle mure ch>(-l'. their beloved, I mid wk:-per a New Year i'e:o!u-| i tion Mi l ic! An out!;,:r d of .in.’./ j chri: .ed Hie m!mt year as a i re-1 I ation of thi- n dern age. Music!! I "Blm' in Mv IharC' was played! j as a death knell for 1931. Music!! I plavi'd in va">ii ■. clu rds by the I Mamleli.m Inn m'lir Ira. hMp to mak" 1i:* 4 Cotillion Bridge club I I'u' in i! tin- mu, ' joyful event ol tlie I YuhgLLde uasop, I Members of the club and Iheir| i respective guests were: ?>liss Alli'el : Williai ; ; and Mr. Edward Brewer. I i Miss Eugenia Williams and M: I Gentry Roberts Miss Zenobla Johnson and Mr. McFarland. Miss FJvnor Mm'do>'k and Mr (tgelsby ('harlos. Mrs. Mabel Henderson and, Mr Booker Johnson. Miss Edna! ■ House and Mr. Lewis <> Swingler.l | Mrs. E () Rodgers. Mes Addie Lane and Mr. and Mr: Samuel! ! Brown. Among' the other guests. I , too numerous to name, were teieh, i er" physicians. business leaders I ami p- minent men and women m! i- im other prob "ionol walks of ti' Near the close of the partv' m mbei;. of the cluh na ed out' novi-ltv caps and pencils a favors! to Hs- s.tu sts. MEMPHIS. Tenn., Jan S Ai'iardim'. to the report of Dr G A Davis, who has (-barge of the^ i fsalth clinic at the Community] iTnfer Kid children have received, phvsical examination, 65 have been' "H-cinated against smallpox, and ■ received toxin, anti-toxlin furl vi-mnity against diphtheria. Tliej i hnic is tinder the supervision ot; the city health department. lard. A oung Sanford, who stated : all b.e came here from Wetimipks ! eiai months ago to v isit sonn i■ o i pie here, told the judge that he I walked out and forgot to pa v . b । came back when hi - attention called to the matter and : etth .l im He claims that the man became a husive and that the brick was thrown in retaliation Judge Mu tin lined him twentv fix-e Puli us and costs for disorderly comlm t 1 CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT Business (uiide , l'A< E'S HARBER SHOP. '• : llecatur Ht.i Our -hop is vour shop. Solomon F l’arr, Pr< prictor. I a I. ARNOLD'S * afr X Confeclionary, 7^9 Hunter St., N.W (.ood hod prompt an.j Hi<k nt sr i v ire. Try I h. I NI I D\ ’r,lll.<»RS make < lothrx to l it alter, repair, rh an, and prrsg I*l ~ Air. .J A MH27. M Dl l D X I FSSLN. 2 1 Auburn Ave. A (»«><id Pla< r to lal Evrr>ln>dy SA el om« I I 111 R S SMOKE HOI <1 2U Auburn ' Ayp. J A - t LORO 1.l I'n PARIOR, L'O Auburn Avi . I.Tui rl operators. .1 A Ml 7 I I ORI A Al I'.f RN t.AP.ALI uit Auburn Av t . IL nr all ma *s of tai Rrthar/r and sell buitt-rir- JA. 8Q.72. RHODES SI RVH 1; s| Al lON, 217 Xu burn A . i A • ti! I II Al (. ABROOKs a ( <» . Euneraj D;f<- Laifx At‘.end.* H Ambulant** S«-rvn« 277 Auburn X.* Offa.- I'banr XV A »|7I; R* .MX • lor Sale FOK SALE H. If Inuit Lot lor • ale in South \ icvx < *-in<-t*-r> I’ru i very reasonable t all The World. I .ost Sunday at Butler Hfttif ' V. I. < bur-h. a k< I 4 bract let with tbrrv dianntml R* 4 - ward, ( all < h. ( . J. Smith Display Classified MARION’S SANDWICH SHOP r.tnal! and Mitchel! Sts. Junction < iijars. Cigarettes. Candies. Cold Drinks. Ice Cream A\DWH HES of all kinds and BARBECUE ■ . MAK I ON, Prop. Legion Post Names i Membership Heads "i EMPHIS. T'-nn. Jan- 8— I’i * !-;n ,g"t. by hie Autress Rus , - I I' ■■ No 27 us the American II * wi v " i iu ■ membtr hip drive : niaih- with the selection Of ■"‘ f"'i!uwm" former im-t comman d<" captains of teams: Dr. R. j O Von ii. G 1 Dulaney, R T. | D: ws Thorias Olden. Henry Pil '■ ! • William Joy. A. Burnett. Clif t -n S:iit<-r;b J D; S B. Hickman. ■pH 1 v po. • i mmimdi-r. Edward j Saddh-r. Rev Busworth, and Jo i .-l id) McKmiio . Tl"’ umpaign is ' scht-diiled to last 13 xveeks. one j wi ll; Iwing dud: atuil to each of I the commanders Thirteen dollars I will In- "iven the iommander who hring: in the largi-st number ol members l.ast year Hie post added I 14(H) new members to the organi zation It is st-iving for 1500 mem , bei.; in Hie present campaign. Dr. S B Hickman is the present post ! commander, and Dr R. Q. Venson ' ; chairman of the executive com | mittec and a former commander i He was sent by the state as an of ' ficial representative to the nation al legion convention which met in Di-uoit. Michigan, last summer. FINES PATIENT FOR INTOIIHTBi MEMPHIS Tcmi, Jan 4 - "Your Honor this man. Patrol | mfin J. B Cummings, pointing to Will Wisner 50. "is u patient at the | County hospii; I and D: Carr, the | supermtcmli nt. said In- has been j stealing rubber alcohol and drmk ■ ing it." "Fme him $25 so he can bik< the cure at Hie workhouse." .lady ■ Fitzhugh snapped. \ twenty tixe dollar line xxa im posed upon Andri v Ellis v bom ' Detective Sergeant Jim Taylor ■ caught mm-ring an automobile at | pi mpmg station. MEMPHIS T. nn, Jan S — !\iis John \\ 1 x .or gax'e a suf. p: ise birthday party lor her im.-- [band. Mr. John W. Tyler at the re sidence of Mr and Mis. W. D D.x on. ,92 Mississippi avenue Satu: dav evening Di cembei 26. A deb yious three course menu was ser ['!‘d the many gueds who were !•■;<■ 'lit. tlie dining room table was beautifully (i.-.- t rated with t h e . Imthdav cake as a centerpiece i Many useful gifts were recer-i’d by ( I.ASSHIED ADA EKTISINL RATES OF The Atlanta World ATLANTA, GA lite Reaitclion in Rate is for Consecutive Semi-Weekly and Sunday Insertions. CASH WITH ORDER COUNT 5 1 - AVERAGE LENGTH WORDS TO A LINE No Advertisement Taken for Less Than the Coxt of Two Lina* I I One Time lle a line H Three Consecutive Times 12c a line Twelve Consecutive Times !)c a line Every day in the year The World urges its readt rs to read and answer World Want Ads AMERICA’S ONLY NEGRO TRI WEEKLY JOURNAL PAGE SEVEN THE ATLANTA WORLD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ( all WA. 1459 I ()R QUICK RESULTS INFORMATION Il YOU WAN! TO SELL ANYTUiMG, 1! YOI WANT TO BUY ANYTHING. Il YOU WANT TO KENT ANYTHING II VOL WANT A JOB DO ING THING II Hit WANT WORKERS Ol ANY SORT (1 YOI WANT TO LEASE YOLK PROPERTY, OR UIMIHIK ELSE YOU WAN ! TO SELL. REN I, OR Bl Y— ASK FOR AN AD TAKER All want ads are restricted to tluir pr« p» classification and the World reserves the right to rev re or reject any advertisement. Ad ordered bv telephone are ar <»pled from per ons lifted in the telephone ur city directory on nu nioraiulum charge only. In re turn for thio courtesy the adver tii«r rxpeuhd to remit prompt ly. REMEMBER io ( all WA. 1459 Railway Schedules Sx l*»il:;l» > published as information. t( \ ntral Standard l ime.) A FLAM A TERMINAL STATION Phone MAm 4^oo Arr.ve — A.. B. C. IL R. —l eave# 7:10 pm < ordele-Waycross 7:50 am 5:00 am W ayx.-Tifton-Tho’Hville 0:45 pm Arrives— A. & W P. R. R. — Leaven 11:3> pm N’Orlean'i-Montgomery 6:10 am 4:20 pm Montgomery Local 12:30 pm 7:05 am N’Orleans-Montgomery 1:30 pm 10:40 am N'Orleans-Montgomery 6:05 pm 8:10 am West Point Bus 5:35 pm Arrives— ( . OF (.A. RV. —Leaves 5:.>5 am Mac.-Sav.-Alb.-Dothan 7:25 am 10:00 am Columbus 8:00 am 5 :.i.« pm Mac -Jai.-Mi. Tampa 9:23 am 10:50 am Macon 4:05 pm 6:40 pm Columbus 4:25 pm 9:45 am Mac.-.lax.-Mi.-Tampa 7:25 pm 7:l*> am Tampa Sara.-St. Pct 9 :10 pm 7:1.5 am Jax.-W ay.-Mi. 9:10 pm A :20 pm Macon-Albany 11:30 pm 3:15 pm Macon-Millen-Sav. 10:00 pm Arrive —SEABOARD AIR LlNE—Leaves 6:40 pm Birmingham-Atlanta 7:25 am 3:15 pm NA-W a.-.h -Rich.-Nor. 11:55 am 11:15 am Birmingham-Memphis 4:15 pm 5:45 am N. Y. Wash.-Rich.- Nor. 7:05 pm 7:15 am N. \ W ash.-Rich.-Nur. 10:05 pm 5:30 am Birmingham-Atlanta 11:45 pm Ar r i ves— S< HTHE R N RA 1L W A Y—l .eaves 5:50 am Co -W ’n-.N A .-Ash.-Rich 12:10 am 1:15 pm Anniston-Birmingham 6:05 am 6:55 pm (.reenville-Charlotte 6:00" am 8:15 pm Valdosta-Brunswick 7:00 am S:4O pm Si. l.ouis-K.C. B’ham 7:10 am s;2O pm Det.-( hi.-Cleve. 7:05 am I JH) pm Piedmont Limited 7 :30 am 5:50 pm Columbus 7:45 am • 45 pm Jax.Miami-St. Pet. 8:25 am • 10 pm Crescent Limited 11:01 ant 5 pm Richmond-Wash.-NA' 12:10 pm 12J15 pm Roine-Chatt.— Local 2:30 pm 1 ' .55 am Fort V alley 4:05 |fm 11:15 am Columbus 4:10 pm am Macon-Hazlehurst 4:20 pm II 15 am B'ham-K.C.-Denver 4:15 pm 7 10 am xHeflin Accommodation 5:25 pm ' 15 am Cin.-1/ville-Chi.-Det. 6:00 pm 10 am Macon 7:00 pin 7 50 am Washington 5:20 pm 6 *5 am Jax.-Miami-St. Pet. 8:30 pin 6:20 am Brunsw’k-Jax-v ill-Miumi 8:50 pm 5:55 am B*ham-Shrev.-Ft.Worth 11:30 pm xDaily except Sunday. Lullowing trains arrive and depart from PEACHTREE STATION ONLY 5.00 pm Anniston-Birmingham 9.00 am 9:00 um Washington-New V ork 5:00 pm UNION PASSENGER STATION Phone M Alnut 3666 Arrives— GEORGIA RAILROAD —Leaves 12:15 pm Augusta-Athens 7:25 am 5:35 pm Augusta I 55 pm 5:20 am Charleston-W'itmington O.Ou pm 5:20 am Augusta-Columbia 9:00 pm 7:15 am Social Circle Bus 5:55 pm Arrives— N., C & ST. I . RA. —Leaves 6:00 pm Na-hville Chattanooga 8 00 am 6:55 pm Chat. Nash.-Chi St. L. 10:15 am 9:03 am Chatt.-Chicago-St. 1.. 6:30 pm 7.00 am Chait. Nash.-St. L. 9:00 pm Arrives— L. A N. IL IL —Leaves H:5O pm Cin.-Chicago L’ville 7:40 «m 5:10 pm Knoxville via Blueßidge 7:00 am 12:08 pm Knoxville Cin.-Louis. 3:25 pm h:25 am Cin.-Detroit ( Irv eland 6:15 pm