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y° ur Ch u ' ' ' ' T WpT' v W MRS. ARTHUR D. SIMS, will be guest speaker at the Annual Men and Women’s Day Program at the Pierce Grove Baptist Church, Martinez, Georgia,, Sunday, June 24, 1973 at 11:00 a.m. Mrs. Sims is a graduate of Paine College, and is currently employed by the Richmond County Board of Education. She is a member of the Professional Teachers’ Organization, the NAACP, SCLC, and a member of the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church where she directs the Anthem Choir. Other interesting persons are to appear on this program. The public is invited. MRS. R.L. NEAL, PASTOR’S WIFE, DIES J W Mrs. L.R. Neal Mrs. L.R. (Sadie Mae) Neal, of 2710 Hazel St., died Monday in a local hospital, z Funeral servi es will 5 held Friday at Trinity C.M.E. Church. Rev. J.E. Robinson will deliver the enlogy. She was a native of Columbus, and a member of the Trinity C.M.E. Church, where she served on many boards. Survivors include her husband; one daughter, Robin Neal; one son, Bobby Neal; and two sisters, Mrs. Manor Gibson, New York, and Mrs. Vivian Lewis, Augusta. GRADUATION - “FAMILY STYLE” Father, Daughter, Son Graduate Lourdes Neely Coleman It was indeed a family affair for the Neelys during this year’s graduation exercises. Lourdes Neely Coleman received the Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science from Suffork University, Boston, Mass, where she was cited in Who’s Who Among College students. Derrick Neely the big guarter-back for Lucy Laney was graduated June 5. He also was cited in Who’s Who Among High School students. The father, Clement Neely, was a member of the first graduating class of Augusta Mrs. Hunt Women’s Day Speaker fl) Mrs. Juanita B. Hunt The Bottsford Baptist Church of Waynesboro, Georgia, will observe its Annual Women’s Day on Sunday, June 24, 1973 at 3:00 p.m. Guest speaker for the occasion will be Mrs. Juanita B. Hunt of Augusta, Georgia. Mrs. Hunt is a graduate of the Academy of Richmond County. She attended Augusta College and recently earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Medical Record Administration from the Medical College of Georgia. She is the wife of Mr. Eugene Hunt, they have a son, Brian. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Burney. The public is invited to i attend this program. Mrs. Eleanor G. Green is chairman | and the Rev. D.J. Jenkins is I pastor. £ii : 4 ■■ 4 .. , 'f I , ■/ f ' <Jal J Delta ’Teen Lift'* The Aiken-Augusta Alumni Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority reports that the Chapter has made tremendous progress in the area of sorority-community projects and programs during the past year. Projects of special interest sponsored by the sorority members included maintaining a clothing store, hosting twenty-five boys from the Youth Development Center at / Derrick Neely Opportunities Industrialization Center where he received a certificate for completion of the Supermarket Cashier-Checker Course. Derrick plans to attend South Carolina State College where he has received an athletic scholarship. Lourdes is a law student at the University of Kansas. Clement is employed at the V.A. Hospital here in Augusta. Mai’s Day At Antioch c® ■ * *•r.r-. L- 4 A The Reverend Curtis Tolbert of Macon is shown delivering Men’s Day sermon at Antioch Baptist last Sunday, looking on are Frank Delley and Ernest Tolbert. W MB 818 < .| | ■KhJ 1 ” mH * JL J* f sL vWul ci HF* i i a Jabberwreck and inviting twenty teenagers from the Family Community Service to participate in the Delta Teen Lift. The Teen Lift involved a tour of historic sights of Augusta and lunch at Oglethrope Park. Members of the Alumni Chapter announce that the success of projects in the past year has inspired them to plan for bigger and better projects for the coming year. STURGIS AND SONS W • TIRE REPAIR • MINOR TUNE-UPS • WHEEL BALANCING • MUFFLER SERVICE Brand Name . . . BATTERIES AND TIRES AUTHORIZED ... STATE INSPECTION STATION ROAD SERVICE 724-3344 STATION NO. 1 902 WALTON WAY 722-6327 STATION NO. 2 101 GWINETTST. EXT. SAND BAR PLAZA fl 200 BLOCK OF SAND BAR FERRY ROAD THRIF-TEE SUPER MARKET GROCERIES - MEATS - BEVERAGES JOHNSON'S LAUNDERMAT NEWLY OPENED ALL MODERN EQUIPMENT BLACKMON'S BARBER SHOP ,4/ HAIRCUTS-HAIRSTYLES- BLOW-OUTS ' ” AUGUSTA, GEORGIA CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENT The Summerville Baptist Church tubman home road (across from the Holiday Inn) at the Gordon Highway Augusta, Georgia Roosevelt Green, Jr., Minister Sunday School 10:30 A.M. Morning Worship 11:30 A.M. Worship services each second and fourth Sunday. The public is always welcome. Bo's Bait & Tackle 2011 Savannah Rd. All kind of baitt & tackle* Soft drinks & Baar Closed All Day Thursday Your Patronage Appreciated AUGUSTA FLOWER & GIFT SHOP Member F.T.D. FLOWERS “For All Occasions” Artificial Arrangement Our Specialty 2232 PEACH ORCHARD ROAD PHONE 798-2346 JONES RECORD SHOP LP'S & TAPES SNACKS 1006 15th Ave. GOOD FAST SERVICE I CO. BUILDERS SUPPLIES "EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER" "ONE BOARD OR A TRAINLOAD" ROOFING PLYWOOD F FL O O RIN G HAR DWA RE “ * P. O. Box 1456 1900 Milledgeville Rd. Located U. $. Hiohweys I * 78 Phone 722-0451 Augusta, Georgia sift (fe A reception was held at Mt. Canaan Baptist Saturday »• to honor New Yoik Judge Albert Murray. Judge Murray ' was the Men’s Day speaker at the Church on Sunday. He l is pictured at far right with his wife. At left are W / . J®*' iff //* Reverend and Mrs. Nathaniel Irwin. W I Y tyC / X ’i v < '' —w; ™IB k n* -dMi Wi i \ w v / * if .» Il '* I-- J '»z i ■Mi OM J lU-MCr f I Ir-** n flat . m H V"it lb n fl r\ ,■ Wi TiHr- x r k** ill. ® ' j r/?- i \ AVIA .44 11 HfcsZ I Members of Eta Theta Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. are sponsoring a DROP-OFF DIAPER SHOWER in the Augusta and North Augusta areas, beginning June 18, 1973 through June 29, 1973. This shower springs from the urgent need of diapers for infants of mothers who come to the Stork’s Nest, SUBSCRIBE TODAY IN-THE-STORE WAREHOUSE EVERY THING YOU NEED FOR THE HOME ON SALE AT GREAT SAVINGS! Sale Ends Saturday So Hurry! Zetas Launch Diaper Shower which opened May 18, 1973 in the Community Center of Gilbert Manor Housing Project. This non-profit project continues to serve needy expectant mothers and their infants in providing them with clothing and other needed items donated by the many wonderful people of the CSRA, to whom we are most The Augusta News-Review - June 21, 1973, appreciative. Some local drop-off locations are: Gepfert Drug Co., 12th Street; R.A. Dent Floor Covering, Pine Street; Swine Dept. Store, Milledgeville Road, V.F.W. Post No. 3887, 15th Street; Palmer’s Cleaners and Laundry, Inc., Savannah Road; Mathis Service Station, Milledgeville (•)ki< i in\i. ” WJW f WHITE Y I 8-BLUE L i A* X!)peau£ k- f Dixie Beer of Augusta, Inc. 1113 WALTON WAY PHONE: 404-722-461 S The Adventures “CHICKEN MAN” jSJ The Greatest Crime Fighter The World Has Ever Known Heard Exclusively On \ ■ j| K BIG SHOW AND DANCE V V THURS. JUNE 28 DELORIS EALY 7 V HARMONICA FATS KEN YATTES DANCERS X A FRI. JUNE 29 6 BLACK & BLUE BRASS AX 6 7 SAT. JUNE 30 X X AFTER 5 6 6 SHOW & DANCE 6 yAmvets Post 616 * x 9th & Walton Way ft Page 3 Road, and Quick and Easy Laundry Mat, Barton Road, North Augusta, S.C. Stork’s Nest is sponsored by 818 (Better Infant Birth) of the Augusta Area of the March of Dimes. Serving as Chairman of the DROP OFF DIAPER SHOWER is Mrs. Rubena Kemp.