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Booker T. Washington’s Niece Honored By National Business League HK r >4| BL wwkE p| Ti '*£*', Wayman Wright, (R) assistant to the executive director of the National Business League pins corsage on Nirs. John Barrington, one of two living nieces of Booker T. Washington. Dr. Washington founded the National Business League 73 years ago. According to Mrs. Barrington, her famous uncle urged teamwork and (for) those who got ahead to lift others. Charles McCann (L) receives the Business League’s Service Award from Hub Ashley. The awards were presented at the CSRA Business League Banquet Friday night at the Richmond Hotel. The CSRA Business League held its Awards Banquet Friday night at the Richmond Hotel where Dr. Bryant George called for a halt of the flow of money out of the Black community. Dr. George, Program Officer for the Ford Foundation noted that a substantial part of the monej in the Black community goes in to the white community where it is Piano Lecture Recital At Paine Features Black Composers Mrs. Altona Johns, visiting Professor of Music at Paine College will present a Piano Lecture Recital in the Gilbuth-Lambuth Memorial Chapel on Monday, December 10th at 11:00 a.m. A specialist in Black music, Mrs. Johns is serving as Professor Emertius in the Humanities Department at Paine. She comes to Paine for the fall semester, through a 4 PAINT | SUPER LATEX "560" > VINYL LATEX INTERIOR-EXTERIOR = ■ s 3 ■ = ANTOPOLSKY |f HARDWARE Broad lIIIHIIIIIF United Loan & Firearms, Inc. 1040 Broad Street "Special" .22 Cal. Revolvers Shoots Long's & Shorts Only $14.95 Loan's made on any Item. Phone 722-1326 Violence divides. God unites. The t community of God. Make it your way. RIAL REIiGiON »M AMERICAN LHE MAYS’ FUNERAL HOME 1221 9th Street 699 Broad Street FINE PRODUCTS 827 Telfair Street re-loaned by white banks. He called for Black owned businesses that hire 100 or more persons that bank in the Black communitv. According to Dr. George, less than 3% of all businesses are owned by Blacks and less than 1% of all business receipts are held by Blacks although Blacks make up 15% of the population. In too many instances, he program sponsored by the Triangle Association of Colleges and Schools TAC) Former Co-Director of the project “The Black Man in American Music, at Virginia State College, Mrs. Johns will perform the music of several Black composers. Among them, Samuel Coleridge Taylor; R. Nathaniel Dett; John W. Work; Noah Ryder; Florence Price and Margaret Bonds. In addition to performing the music of these composers, Mrs. Johns will also present background information on their lives. A native of Ashville, North Carolina, Mrs. Johns holds the A.B. Degree from Atlanta University and the M.A. Degree from Columbia University. Additionally, she has studied at the University of New Mexico, University of Arizona and JOHANNSEN’S TROPHIES SPORTING GOODS ! ENGRAVING CONVERSE ALL * Stars We specialize in Team Equipment COR. 12th & REYNOLDS| BENNETT GAS COMPANY 1829 Gordon Highway AIR CONDITION HEATING APPLIANCES PROPANE GAS RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL lp gas TANKB.3ALE OR LEASE P V Free EMlmaWi Financing ■ Available LzZ. Phone 738 7782 ANNOUNCEMENT Want to Adopt a Black Child ? Call th® NAACP Adoption Project Ask For Miss Joyce Tutt 722-5951 or visit Tabernacle Baptist Church 1224 Gwinnett Street Augusta, Georgia said, Blacks who become successful in business help to keep other Blacks out rather than help to lift them up. He urged Blacks and whites to work together to make Augusta different. v The Businesswoman of the Year Award went to Mrs. Louise Page. Nathaniel Culpepper received the Business Man of the Year Award for his grocery store in Julliard School of Music. During her career as a pianist and teacher, Mrs. Johns has authored a book entitled “Play Songs Os The Deep South” with illustrations by the late James R. Porter, Professor of Art at Howard University. This book is a collection of play songs with accompanying dance instructions. Currently, she is writing a book focusing on “Music of Black People” and another entitled “The History of Black Pianism”. To expand her knowledge on the historical development of Black Music, Mrs. Johns, has traveled extensively in Africa. She had visited and Big Profit Big Cash Dollars Yes! Your Organization, Church, Club, School Band or any group that needs money can Earn Big Cash dollars selling News-Review subscriptions. This is Quicn Profit for agressive groups. If interested Call 722-4555 and ask for James Stewart INTRODUCING NEWS IN THE MOTHER TONGUE For Black people, the mother tongue is the same all over the country. It’s the unique way we have of expressing ourselves. That’s one of the reasons the National Black Network saw the need for a national Black news service. What do we call Black news? It’s simply news reported by Black people, edited by Black people, and affecting the lives of Black people. That’s the National Black Network—a vital communications link between Black communities everywhere. It’s a bet that when you listen.to an NBN station, you’ll know where it’s coming from. After all, it’s carrying your news. National Black Network S Division of Unity Broadcasting Network, Inc Thomson that grossed close to a million dollars last year. State Rep. R.A. Dent was presented the Citizen of the Year Award for 20 years of service. And Charles McCann received the League’s Service Award. The presentations were made by Miller Ashley, Solomon Walker, S.M. Jenkins and Hub Ashley. conducted research in Senegal, the Ivory Coast, Dahomey, Nigeria and Ghana. The widow of the late Reverend Vernon Johns, is the mother of six children and the grandmother of eleven. The Augusta community is invited to attend this program of enjoyment and enlightenment. Garden City and Gjft sh ALL OCCASIONS 3310 Victor Rd. Call 793-9119 WRWWi TOK WWIWWS SSSB «s WSB Mm M IMB |MB *iSp*Zr TETII JtkJjM Jb-Mlw 1 amv v ~rBK -MBh'ii' sS (eIT 'l"’' h’ Mll i IMb wl AEM . H| The T.W. Josey High School AFJROTC Cadet Corps is pleased to announce the following cadet promotions. “A” Flight - To Cadet Lt. Bryant Commands Female Troops hMMk EP bit .j’w*** 1 r i 7k ~~5«E LT. KENZIE BRYANT, JR. Most men strive to win the heart of one woman . . . ILT Kenzie Bryant, Jr., Company Commander of the WAC Student Company, Ist Battalion, U.S. Army Southeastern Signal School, has won the heart of a whole female Company since he took command in August of this year. Not only has he won the heart of his female company, but according to company members the moral and esprit de corps improved greatly with the arrival of Lt. Bryant. “1 really like my job, it’s very rewarding. To my surprise, I have met no antagonism because I am a male. I expected some of the girls to resent me; they are so used to being commanded by a woman. 1 try to treat the women like soldiers and they seem to respond with responsibility and respect. 1 don’t think they act any different with me than if had a female commander. Women come in the Service with more education than most of the men and many times they make better soldiers,” Bryant said. At one time it worried the young officer that maybe the girls wouldn’t come and see him about some of their personal problems, because he was a man. He worried that these problems might go unattended. However, he now feels this is no longer a problem. “I have the advantage of having female cadre members,” he admits, “and if a girl is shy she might prefer to talk to another woman.” PVT Wava Wiley states that even if LT Bryant is a man, she will go to see him about all her problems. “He is so nice and helps us a lot.” “The way he talks to us no other company commander has,” says another young private, Karen Powers. “He SICKLE CELL ANEMIA TEST SICKLE CELL CENTER SCREENING CLINIC OPEN MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. SATURDAYS 9:00 A.M. -1:00 P.M. 1526 GWINNETT STREET PHONE 724-0104 REGISTERED NURSE ON DUTY NO CHARGE -NO WAITING SIMKINS SEED COMPANY 1129 Broad Street Dial 722-5327 GRASS SEED, RYE. OATS, WHEAT, BARLEY & I . FLOWER BULBS. PLANT NOW FOR A PRETTY SPRING GARDEN T. W. JOSEY AFJROTC Promotions Announced Airman: J. Baker, R. Brown, S. Burley, T. Curry, J. Jenkins, D. Reese, T. Tice; to Cadet Airman First Class: J. McCarthy; to Cadet Sergeant: makes you feel like he respects you. More praise about the young male CO, comes from ISG Eva Morris, who has seen many companies and many different company commanders in her Army career. “1 think this company is now the best in the United States,” she beams. The morale is high.” On some G1 nights one can see Bryant in the barracks helping out. He fixes buffers, helps carry heavy things and is generally around for advice and assistance. “He treats us so great,” says another Cadre member PFC Suzanne Sypert. “I feel like a professional soldier now; most men in the Army don’t treat us they way he does.” LT Bryant, who married his childhood sweetheart, loves his job and his life. He is the type of man that protrudes confidence and a sense of humor. Originally from Enfield, North Carolina, he entered the Army right after his college graduation in 1970. He had majored in business, but wanted to do something quite different with his life. After finishing the Signal Officer Basic Course at the Southeastern Signal School, he was for a short time the XO of the 6th Battalion. “From there I went on to the Primary Rotary Wing Flight Course at For Wolters, Texas and then the Advanced Flight Course at For Rucker, Alabama. I love to fly,” he adds. After a tour of duty in Vietnam, Bryant came back to the Signal School. “When I came here I made a long list of the things that had to be done and improved in the company,” he says. “It’s a long list, but it’s getting done. By the way, I think the chairs in the dateroom should be covered with herculon, don’t you?” I CO. I BUILDERS SUPPLIES "EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER" "ONE BOARD OR A TRAINLOAD" IROO FIN G PLYWOOD F LOO RIN G~ J HARDWARE P. O. Box 1456 1900 Milledgeville Rd U. S. HWiw.y» 11 7B Phone 722-0451 Augusta, Georgia The Augusta News-Review - December 6,1973 - J. Fielding, J. Mikles; to Cadet Technical Sergeant: R. Pugh, Flight Sergeant; to Cadet Captain: J. Marsh, Flight Commander. “B” Flight - To Cadet Airman: C. Brady, C. Burch, D. Cleveland, I. Evans, C. Griffin, C. Moss, E. Smith, J. Wright; to Cadet Airman First Class: G. Coleman, Gl. Coleman, C. Keesee, R. Stephens; to Cadet First Lieutenant: L. Cook, Flight Commander. “C” Flight - To Cadet Airman: P. Boyd, Y. Brown, L. Davis, D. Etheridge, S. Green, R. Lee, H. Rusher, M. Smiley; to Cadet Staff Sergeant: A. O’Bryant, Flight Sergeant; to Cadet First Lieutenant: D. Davis, Flight Commander. “D” Flight - To Cadet Airman: W. Holliman: to Cadet Sergeant: C. Johnson, G. Kelly, G. Miller; to Cadet Staff Sergeant: T. Harris, D. Washington; to Cadet Master SI Fanette Bowman celebrated her birthday November 29th with a party at Dipper Dan’s in Southgate Plaza. ' "1 1229 D’ANTIGNAC STREET y 22-6661 SA VE GAS I F / SA VE MONE Y IN ONES TOP SALE PRICES - 5:00 Sat. Make Those Christmas Club Checks & Bonuses Count! Use Them For Needed Home Improvements. Indoor Outdoor Carpet 1.99 sq. yd. Floor Covering (No-Wax) '2?9£L 2.59 sq. yd. Premier Wall Paint '2t98l 2.79 Paeon Vinyl Flat Wall Paint 3.99 Mansfield Closet Combination 28.99 Precut Studs .'T99< .89 3/16 Vinyl Shield Panel G.P t . 3.49 3/16 Coco Paneling U.S. Plywood 3.79 Mark II Vanities 69.95 10% off regular prices on other vanities 30 gal. Water Heaters 69.95 3-pc. Bathroom Set 89.95 Apt. sized Gas Ranges 139.95 42" Metal Kitchen Sinks 74.9 F Medicine Cabinets 4.99 3% x 16 Insulation "4r9tt. 3.99 Vinyl-Shield Paneling 14x12x16 Lap Siding Primed 200.00 per M 3.20 Indoor Outdoor 1.99 Black & Decker 7% Circular Saw $17.99 % B&D Drill $ 7.99 Page 3 Sergeant: K. Williams, Squadron First Sergeant; to Cadet First Lieutenant: H. Harris, M Jones, M. Murray, staff officers; to Cadet Captain: K. Goins, L. Lovett, staff officers. N. Ivey, Flight Commander. “E” Flight - To Cadet Airman First Class: N. Greene; to Cadet Sergeant: T. Collier, T. Dority. W. fields. M. Green, G. Mathis, M. Murray, W. Scott, M. Thomas; to Cadet Staff Sergeant: E. Beard, D. Brown, J. Lockleer, P. Milovan, M. Willis, D. Thornton Flight Sergeant; to Cadet First Lieutenant: R. Young, Flight Commander. Mr. M Murray, Cadet Ist Lt. is Personnel Officer. Mr. R. Brathwaite, Cadet Major is Squadron Commander. And Mr. C. B. Benson. LTC USAF (Ret.) is Commandant and Aerospace Education Instructor.