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Sh 9 Tubman Open House | V < y y '•smb* t<! *v ? 4 HMIg IF * ’ '' ~- - <f ~A__ "mF ' wB $ BWWt:RMMBMr jI ■■■ 1- > <■ r T»i • w I |Eg ”■ The Tubman Chapter of Future Homemakers of America held an “Open House” Tuesday, December 18 from 12:00 noon to 5:30p.m. in the Home Economics Department. The Open House was sponsored by the FHA members and Home Economics classes. Dresses, skirts, aprons, jumpers, cakes, pies, cookies and many Christmas decorations and gifts were on exhibit. All of the items were made in the home economics classes and as home projects. Parents, teachers, students and friends were invited. It was a great success and enjoyed by everyone. A * < \ JbJch HAVE A HAPPY CHRISTMAS, FILLED WITH PEACE AND LOVE. Original IST Il Dixie Beer of . Augusta, Inc. 1113 WALTON WAY PHONE: 404-722-4618 Violence divides. God unites. The community of God. Make it your wav. MAYS’ FUNERAL HOME 1221 9th Street GA RAILROAD BANK 699 Broad Street FINE PRODUCTS 827 Telfair Street * ■ • '"'IBMKSH * < ; '-4 '• ; I "* Hi w*i (1) Mrs. Wilson’s sewing class. (2) Students offer holiday delights. (3) Principal Albert Greenlee (R) James Dunn, assistant principal. f ■ . ■ .M dj| II Let It . Be An Old- II Fashioned Holiday RH- This Year. PEOPLES FUNERAL HOME 723 WALTON WAY PHONE 724-1885 If no answer dial 724-1051 FOR SALE 1966 Ford Station Wagon, Radio, heater, Power brakes. Air, Good Condition, S3OO. Call 733-2692. ANNOUNCEMENT Want to Adopt a Black Child ? Call the NAACP Adoption Project Ask For Miss Joyce Tutt 722-5951 or visit Tabernacle Baptist Church 1224 Gwinnett Street Augusta, Georgia Newman Appoints Delley To Canal Committee Augusta Mayor Lewis A. Newman recently appointed Frank T. Delley to the newly created Augusta Richmond County Canal Technical Committee. Delley, the only Black serving on the committee, is a graduate of Prairie View College, with a B.S. degree in Architetural Engineering is presently the Director of Plant Operations and Plant Development at Paine College. Following a three year tour of duty with the U.S. Army where he was a second Augusta Taxpayers Association Conducts Membership Campaign Local citizens interested in joining the newly formed Augusta Taxpayers Association may do so, according to temporary chairman Lansing B. Lee, Jr. by sending $lO to Association treasurer Willard Pryor, P.O. Box 2111, Augusta, 30903. Lee urged new members to enclose name, address and telephone number in order to be notified of future meetings. The Augusta Taxpayers Association was formed recently to promote equalization of taxes, assuring payment of taxes for only those services rendered by local governments. Membership dues may also be paid to any member of the 5 Willingham Insurance 106 Bth Street Phone 724-8841 We Hope You Have A Merry, stmas JOY Mention QtraCj Bride to Be ■b/ Rent Bridal Gowns, Brides Maids Gowns W Wy o -4/so Furs And Tuxedos ■N'v Specializing In I Catering - Church Decorations - Flowers fi COME IN AT VALERIE’S /Jt / AND RENT Z X A YOUR ENTIRE r a ™ g / i I ’OWN & COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER I I 'ln ONE - STOP. PHONE 798-8981 | I wIB 4 PEACH ORCHARD ROAD MKHF A Sharing the Joy and Peace of this Great Season is a Community Tradition. ft r I ’ 1131-ilia imtT. AuouiYA.tA. . I lieutentant, Delley worked on his master’s degree in Science and in Architectuai Engineering at the University of Texas. He has done extensive architectuai designing at Cape Caniveral for launch pad “B” to include horizontal controls and dimension control analysis. Married to the former Norma Williams, he is the father of two children, Soyna seven and Darrel J., eleven years old. Delley has also worked with several architectuai firms in the Augusta area. Association’s steering committee, comprised of the following men and women: Thomas R. Maxwell, E.L. Perry, Jr., Travis S. Barnes, George Sanken, Jr., Wiley S. Obenshain, 111, John H. Thomason, D. Field Yow, Dr. Justine Washington, Dr. and Mrs. Frank P. Anderson, Jr., C.O. Hollis, Frank J. Christian, Jr., Phil S. Harison, W.T. Ashmore, Jr., Frank S. Dennis Jr., S.E. Hardin, and Leopold Mothner. flwiFE SaVer] | N LU TcHiCKeN’T* fooosA and S. C I j cf**lC |j. I c a 1 >y M i at \in i MB JAMES M. HINTON JR. Hinton Tapped For Board James M. Hinton, Jr., 3rd Vice President-Administration and General Counsel of The Pilgrim Health and Life Insurance Company was recently elected to a three year term to he Board of Trustees of Boggs Academy in Keysville, Georgia. Attorney Hinton serves on many other boards, such as: Board of Trustees of Paine College, Board of Central Savannah River U.S.O. and Vice Chairman CSRA Planning and Development Commission and others. Hinton is married to the former Rosa M. Everett of Columbia, South Carolina and they are the parents of three children. TALL Fashions • DRESSES • SLACKS « BLOUSES • SUITS • SPORTSWEAR • HOSE • LINGERIE ry / 1018 Broad St. 722-0035 SAND BAR PLAZA i f 200 BLOCK OF SAND BAR FERRY ROAD THRIF TEE SUPER MARKET H GROCERIES - MEA.S - BEVERAGES JOHNSON S I AUNDERMAT >4 NEWLY OPENED ■ ALL .MODERN EQUIPMENT BLACKMON'S BARBER SHOP HAIRCUTS • HAIRSTYLES BLOW-OUTS AUGUSTA, GEORGIA h With A Merry //O/ ’r Christmas Special z $14.95 Turtle Neck Shirt Must Move! V Before Christmas. Now Only 58.95. I I \ Special Greetings For kJ* —iwvA Ladies Wear With 10 to 20% Off. Get It Together At l " l— 1008 BROAD STREET "A SOUL SHOP" Wir arterial! May your life, your world be filled with the warmth of friendships and the treasure of love. Since 1885 QHAVERIY'SJ There s No Place Like Home 719 BROAD STREET Phone 724-7738 [©BP Bl I t . Jiß ~ |M LI ”~W I IIHHHRf 1 \ ' f MEDICAL AID- The Office of Student Financial Aid at Mehearry Medical College has received a $5,000.00 grant from Pepsi Cola Company earmarked for scholarship assistance to deserving students attending the Nashville, Tennessee institution. Dr. Lloyd C. Elam, left, President of Mehearry, is seen receiving the gift from Bill Tucker, Sales Manager of Beaman Bottling Company, Nashville Bottler of Pepsi Cola products. r Happy Birthday! z V Mother & Son V yMrs. Fannie J. Bowman y v) and y ft Ernest Bowman ft A December 21 A The Augusta News-Review - December 20, 1973 \ W or / ATTY. PRENTISS 1. DAVIS Attorney Prentiss Ivory Davis will give the Emancipation Proclamation Activities Address at the I Now is the time for all Augustans to come to the aid of their city. Sylvia M. Barry 1229 D'ANTIGNAC STREET / SA VE GAS ■' w SA VE MONE Y,N ONE STOP Ipy fii SALE PRICES 7:30 - 6:00 7:30 - 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) Premier Wall Paint 2.99 Paeon Vinyl Flat Wall Paint Mansfield Closet Combination 34.99 Precut Studs 3/16 Vinyl Shield Panel G.P ». 3.49 12 x 12" Vinyl Self Adhesive Tile 29 Each 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 ."BfHi£i. 74.95 Medicine Cabinets 4.99 372 x 16 Insulation 3.99 Vinyl-Shield Paneling ~4T9fiL 3.49 72x12x16 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 Ebeneezer Baptist Church of Lincolnton, Georgia on January 1, 1974 at 12:00 noon. 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