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kb OBITUARIES I ■ by Joyce L. Mims LEO SMITH Leo Smith died Saturday, December 8 in the University Hospital. He was a member of Second Mt. Moriah Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Alberta Smith; two children: Miss Mary Smith, Mr. Leroy Smith, Fla.; five sisters: Mrs. Ida Mae Butler, Mrs. Marie Demmon, Mrs. Susie Glover, Mrs. Lula and Mae Roberson; Mrs. Cleo Winfrey, Thomson, Ga.; two brothers: Mr. Leonard Smith and Mrs. Dugan Smith; five sisters-in-laws, seven brothers-in-law, neices and nephews. Friends may call at People’s Funeral Home. ROSA J. OAKMAN Rosa J. Oakman, 60, of Route 1, Talatha Community died Thursday in Long Island, N.Y. hospital. She was a native of Aiken, S.C. and a member of Mt. Zion Baptist Church, and the Heroines of Jericho, Diana Cout. Survivors include seven daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Barton, Mrs. Geneva Torain, Mrs. Margaret Scott and Mrs. Miniola Jones, New York, Mrs. Willie Mae Bryant and Mrs. Samella Beckler, Newark,N.J., and Phican Oakman, Aiken; three sons: James Oakman, Newark, Earl Oakman, Philadelphia, Pa., and Berdell Chavous, Aiken; three sisters: Jrs. Jessie Mae Stallings, and Mrs. Tille Bryant, New Ellington, S.C. and Mrs. Frances Payton, Philadelphia and two brothers Charlie L. Wigfall, Philadelphia, and Dolphus Smith, Beech Island. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Thursday December 13, in he Zion Fair Baptist Church, with J.R. Riley officiating assisted by Rev. H.J. Dicks. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Pallbearers will be members of the Greendale Society. Friends may call at Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home, Aiken, S.C. WILLIAM G. FRAZIER William G. Frazier of North Augusta, S.C. died Friday, December 7, 1973 at the University Hospital. He was a native of North Augusta and a member of the Second Providence Baptist Church. He graduated from Jefferson High School, Bath, S.C. in 1966. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Evelyne Frazier, one son: George H. Frazier, One daughter, Miss Michelle R. Frazier; mother, Mrs. !®f£saver] wca< * >CHICKiM\ W AND S. C Cherokee Pawn Shop We carry all brands of guns. Jewelry, Stereo Equip. We Buy, Sall & Trade Phone 722-2930 416-9th St OWN YOUR OWN HOME !!! $75 down to Veterans or $450 down on FHA loan will move you into this 3-bedroom home. Owner will install wall to wall carpeting in livingroom & hall and new kitchen range. Assume a 235 loan for SSOO down. This 4 yr. old 3 bedroom home has wall to wall carpeting, garage and built in range & oven. Pay reasonable equity and take over payments of $l5B per mo. on this 3 bedroom home with IMi baths, central air conditioning and many other extras. This home may also be assumed on a 235 loan. $l2O a month house payment is all you pay on this 2 bedroom home on the South Side. $75 down to Veterans or $450 down on FHA loans. CALL Office 722-2221 Mary Lou Guenther 738-3648 Earl Wallace 793-3877 Peggy Lovelace 738-4276 Mary Dillard 736-9594 Gail McDonald 733-1604 Pat Tobin 733-2855 KNOX REALTY 828 Greene Street « Katherine Frazier all of Belvedere, S.C. Father Mr. George H. Frazier and step-mother Mrs. Eunice Frazier of Augusta, parental grandmother, Mrs. Annie L. Frazier of North Augusta, father and mother-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. John Stribling of Belvedere, S.C.; five brothers-in-law, four sisters-inlaw, several neices and nephews. Funeral services were held Tuesday, December 11, 1973 at 3:30 p.m. from the Second Providence Baptist Church and Rev. C.W. Heckson officiated. Enterment was held in the church yeard cemetery Courtesy of People’s Funderal Home. MAMIE STOKES Mrs. Mamie B. Stokes of 510 Gwinnett Place died Monday (Dec. 10, 1973). She was a lifelong resident of Augusta and a member of Central Baptist Church. Survivors include one sister, Mrs. Beatrice Jackson; three neices and one nephew, and one brother-in-law. Funeral Services will be announced by William nd Dotson Funeral Home. WILLIE COX Willie Cox of 1356 Gwinnett St. died Monday (Dec. 10, 1973) in a Waynesboro, Ga. nursing home. He was a native of Richmond County and a member of the Most Holy Trinity Church. Survivors are four aunts, Mrs. Pearl Smith, Mrs. Maggie Price, Mrs. Ethel Williams and Mrs. Louise Smith all of Augusta, Ga. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Dent’s Funeral Home. ALICE PRICE Alice Price of 804 East Boundary died Monday night (Dec. 10, 1973) at her residence. She was a native of Augusta and a member of the Spirit Creek Baptist Church. Survivors are one son, one nephew Mr. Nathan White and several grandchildren. Friends may call at William and Dotson Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the funeral home. Courtesy of William & Dotson. LEWIS HENDERSON Lewis Henderson of 711 Larks Lane died Friday Dec. 7 in a local nursing home. Survivors are his wife Mrs. Louise Henderson, Brooklyn, N.Y.; two sons, James Henderson and Louis Henderson, Jr., both of Brooklyn; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Lark and Miss Minnie Henderson of Manhattan, N.Y. Funeral services will be held today Dec. 12 at 3:30 a.m. in the chapel of William and Dotson Funeral Home with the Rev. I.W. Sanford officiating. Burial will be in the Southview Cemetery. Courtesy of William & Dotson Funeral Home. Cbu rc XMAS CANTATA The Annual Christmas Cantata, entitled, “A Service of Carols and Candles”, will be presented at Springfield Baptist Church, comer of Twelfth and Reynolds Streets, Sunday December 17, 1973, at 7:30 p.m. Springfield Senior Choir and Gospel Chorus will be featured on this program. Everyone is invited. Mrs. Lizell F. Beasley is directress. Julian Green is accompanist. Rev. Emmett T. Martin is pastor. MT. ZION AME ZION ASSIGNED NEW PASTOR In its annual conference, the Rev. G.W. Washington was appointed pastor of the Mt. Zion AME Zion Church. Rev. Washington comes to Augusta from Charlotte, N.C. where he was a minister in the Western Carolina Conference. The members and friends of Zion welcome Rev. & Mrs. Washington to Augusta. Order of Services for Sunday, Dec. 16, 1973: Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. followed by morning worship at 11:00 a.m. with the pastor, Rev. Washington delivering the sermon. Regular Sunday evening services will be held at 6 p.m., with Rev. Stewart T. Thompkins bringing the message. Rev. Thompkins is the pastor of McCuller’s Covenant Baptist Church, Waynesboro, Ga. The public is cordially invited to all of these services. GOOD SHEPERD YULE ACTIVITIES The Good Shepherd Baptist Church invites the public to attend its Annual Holiday Activities Sunday, December 16,1973. The affairs will commence at 5 p.m. with the Annual Christmas Play by the Sunday School and Baptist Training Union. The Christmas Musical will be at 7:30 p.m. followed by the Christmas Banquet. SENIOR RALLY SPARTA, Ga.-“If you care-Be The Best” said Jessica Barnes, Kay Hutcheson, Mamie Lewis, Stanley Lowe, Rosa Primus, Jerrydine Robertson, Theodore Shields and Terry Walker who attended the Central Fall 4-H Rally at Rock Eagle, November 30 December 1, 1973. They were bold with enthusiasm, stamina and trust. Each 4-H member attended all classes as “I’m O.K. - You’re 0.K.” How do you really get along with others? Do your friends see you as you see yourself? “Fads and Fashions” Look your best at all times, but especially “When it Counts”. “Self Defense” Girls, there may be times when you need help nd no one is around to assist. Batchelor Survival Boys, how do you get by without Mom’s help? These classes were taught by Extension Agents of Central District. All classes were rated excellent by all 4-H’ers. JD I ’awn Shop 549 Broad St *1 BUFO* LOAN MONff ON ANYTHING Os I YAWf JrffmdNWYTN»N«J BOGGS CHORUS TO APPEAR IN FLORIDA Thirty members of the Boggs Academy A Cappella Chorus will travel to West Florida this weekend for appearances in Clearwater, Sarasota and St. Petersburg. This is the second fall tour for the chorus, which also makes an annual spring tour. This is the seventh extended tour for the chorus since 1969. Directed by Mr. Leon Newman, the chorus will participate in worship at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Clearwater on Sunday morning. On Sunday evening the chorus will appear at Church of the Palms in Sarasota on the same program with Dr. Clinton Marsh, currently Moderator of the United Presbyterian Church, U.S.A. On Monday morning the students will be hosted by Eckerd College in St. Petersburg. They will also appear there again on the program with Dr. Marsh. Also an instructor in arts and crafts and science at Boggs, Mr. Newman helps identify musical talents many students did not know they possess. He is a native of Winter Park, Florida, attended Florida A & M University and graduated from Alabama State College. Preparations have been underway for this tour since the opening of school at Boggs in August. The music sung will include sacred numbers, spirituals and Christmas carols. The traveling chorus of 30 is part of a larger 54 member chorus at the school. A Christmas concert is planned at Gobbs for Saturday, December 15. A spring concert tour (1974) is also being planned to the Midwest. Local students touring the Florida include Adrienne and Charlotte Francis, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Francis and Lola Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Gresham, all of Augusta. The student director is Mr. Marcus Walker of Marietta. MAXIE MEN STORE 1154 Broad Si. Augusta, Georgia IONE STOP SHOPPING 1 FOR All TALL GIRLS 1 e MIRACLE WIG 1OO u /o VENICELON «\ $9.95 m® w@py) wig xMiXot* 1044 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia Formerly Wigs N Things GW / A. . f/r ASTROLOGERS WORSHIP CHRIST “Then Herod sent a private message to the astrologers, asking them to come to see him; at this meeting he found out from them the exact time when they first saw the star. Then he told them, ‘Go to Bethlehem and search for the child. And when you find him, come back and tell me so that I can go and worship him too!’ After this interview the astrologers started out again. And look! The star appeared to them again, standing over Bethlehem. Their joy knew no bounds! Entering the house where the baby and Mary his mother were, they threw themselves down before him, worshiping. Then they opened their presents and gave him gold, frankincense and myrrh.” (Matthew 2:7-11) t —From The Living Bible Religious Heritage of America Washington, D. C. MR. & MRS. HOME OWNER Do you employ a cook, cleaning woman or other domestic worker in your home for one or more days per week? If so, you are paying them more than fifty dollars per quarter in wages, and you should be withholding and paying Social Security contributions for them. Your failure to do this denies your employee his right to receive Social Security benefits for themselves and their dependents in later years. We urge you to obey the law and help us to improve human relations in the Augusta Area. ...Human Relations Commission S — FIXJWBBB 2942 MILLEDGEVILLE ROAO | BUS: 738-0401 RES 703-3600 < PLEASE! PLEASE! PLEASE! ■ We want to print your news. But we MUST have ■it by NOON TUESDAY in order for it to be ■ printed that week. There can be NO exceptions. ■ Please co-operate with us so we can better serve ■you. PEACH ORCHARD FLORIST In The Plaza Ph. 798-7437 Did you hear about the lady who paid *278 for a pair /> "■ ISPKint'l of sun-glasses r She picked them upon Mondoy. She paid fine was SIOO. Court costs were SB. Lawyer for them on Thursday. She should have paid fees were SBO. And she lost S9O in wo 9 es for for them Monday, too, but she didn't. five days she spent in jail. You see she didn't intend to pay for them. That's a total of $278 for a $2.98 pair of She was a SHOPLIFTER. sun-glosses.. .and the dorndest thing about it is...she still doesn't hove any sun-glasses. So, on Thursday she paid. In court. The ■■■MB If* nice to be wanted... but NOT for THEFT! ■HHHBM J.B. WHITE’S SABE’S 936 Broad St. 1022 8103(1 St JEWELERS SERVICE CO. STUART OFFICE SUPPLY 107 Eighth St. 915 Broad St. BAXTER’S CLOTHES H.L. GREEN’S 865 Broad St. 870 Broad St. J.C. PENNEY’S FRIEDMAN’S JEWELERS 732,8r0ad St. Broad St. PIONEER DISCOUNT JACK LEVINE MEN’S SHOP 1116 Broad St. 973 Broad St. The Augusta News-Review - December 13, 1973 - [Astrology | , Tnda) J & For The Week of December 15-21: ARIES (March 21 - April 20) - Buy a very important gift now and do not skimp on spending. You may feel too much that another person will accept whatever you give with love. Not so; prove how you value another by the fine quality and expense of a gift. TARUS (April 21 - May 20) - You may be recipient of a secret you do not want to know about. If you impart such a matter to anyone else, it will be unwise and uncalled-for, but you may feel you simply have to share it or become emotionally ill. GEMINI (May 21 - June 21) - You may spend the time wondering what will come your way for Christmas. Expecting a large cash gift could bring disappointment. You must be more self-reliant financially from now on. CANCER (June 22 - July 22) - If you travel during this cycle, it can be uncomfortable but you will learn a lesson. Be very loyal if some of your faithful friends are under attack by one who does not know them well. LEO (July 23 - August 23) - It can be good to throw all your business activity to one reputable firm. If you try for saving money on what you buy you can be spending too much just getting around shopping and end with inferior goods. VIRGO (August 23 - September 22) - Last minute gift-buying, sending out cards, making some advanced Christmas preparations give you scarcely a moment to yourself. You are glad to be caught up in the whirl. Unexpected bonus money can come in from career work or a lifemate’s business work. LIBRA (September 23 - October 22) - A more solemn week and one in which you will rush to complete Christmas plans and decoration. Buy something you have always wanted for a door. It is good to make something yourself that will be a lavish decoration. SCORPIO (October 23 - November 22) - A young relative may be selfishly inclined and all you can do is try to understand. Although the youngster is wrong, say nothing in the way of argument. Plan some entertainment on large scale but economically, have just a few items for delectation of guests. SAGITTARIUS (November 23 - December 21) - You will be happy if you travel during this cycle and delighted with the home of ones you visit. You may have to contribute work when at a distance so be ready to roll up the sleeves and help a lot. CAPRICORN (December 22 - January 20) - Be certain to mail a package to an elderly relative, and also save out money for a special long distance call. Money you earmark for generous purposes will more than fulfill its use, so be generous and loving. AQUARIUS (January - February 19) - Be ready and willing to help a large organization with a special seasonal activity. Your skills are needed and you will gain new esteem from using them unselfishly. Also contribute generously to special funds. PISCES (February 20 - March 20) - You will probably have a guest in the home and this can be a little dampening to holiday spirits due to personality of the guest. Do not be too free with the drink that cheers before Christmas day. BLACK ORIENTED CHRISTMAS CARDS FREE New Subscribers to The News-Review, from Now through Christinas will receive a box of Black oriented Christmas cards absolutely Free.. See our samples through The News-Review distributors. Call 722-4555, ask for James Stewart. Subscriptions must be for at least one year in order to qualify for the free cards. SANO BAR PLAZA 200 BLOCK OF SAND BAR FERRY ROAD THRIF-TEE SUPER MARKET B GROCERIES- MCA. S - BEVERAGES JOHNSON'S I AUNDERMAT NEWLY OPENED ■ ALL MODERN EQUIPMENT M BLACKMON'S BARBER SHOP W HAIRCUTS - HAIRBTYLES ■ BLOW-OUTS Wf AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Page 5