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OBITUARIES | WILLIE HOOKS Willie Hooks of 1135 Dugas Street died Thursday (Dec. 20) in a local hospital. He was a native of Sandersville, Ga., but had lived in Augusta for 30 years. He was a deacon of Jerusalem Baptist Church and employed as a carpenter for Nixon Construction Co. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Sadie Hooks; three stepdaughters, Mrs. Miriam Anderson, Mrs. Mary Lou King, New York City and Mrs. Elizabeth Watkins, Brooklyn, N.Y., one sister, Mrs. Claudia Neal, Sandersville, Ga.; and three brothers, George Hooks and James Hooks, Milledgeville, Ga., and Nemiah Hooks, Detroit, Mich. Friends may call at the residence or at the funeral home. Funeral arrangements will be announced by William & Dotson Funeral Home. CHARLIE MOSS Charlie Moss of 1566 Wooden Rd. died Friday (Dec. 21) at a local infirmary. Survivors include one daughter, Miss Julia Moss, four sisters, Mrs. Ruby Moore, Mrs. Mary Wiley, Mrs. Gladys Wilson, and Mrs. Julia Bradshaw; three brothers, Mr. Major Moss, Mr. Albert Moss, Mr. Robie Moss; two grandc h i Idern, two great-grandchildren, neices, nephews and cousins. Funeral services will be held today December 27 at Dent’s Funeral Home Chapel at 3 p.m. Interment will be in South View Cemetery. The funeral prossesion will leave 1566 PEACH ORCHARD FLORIST In The Plaza Ph. 798-7437 NEEDED EXECUTIVE SECRETARY MINIMUM EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. SEND RESUME TO ROOM 400 - 500 BUILDING OR CALL 724-2246. USRY’S SEAFOOD MARKET “Eat the fith today that wat deeping in the Gulf hut I 2005 OLD SAVANNAH ROAD (North) I .“AUGUSTA’S FRESHEST FISH” I Open Thurs., Fri., & Sat 9 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. Mrs. Mary Jones, J Personnel Interviewer -.■Lm applications RECEIVED W 9 AM to 5 MONDAY THROUGH jS,. FRIDAY ’J 1001 REYNOLDS ST. An Equal Opportunity Employer •get a ’ Chicken Dinner Box . 149 Wrightsboro Road Phone 722-0632 3007 Deans Bridge Road Phone 793-2827 JV Wishbone Fried Chicken W) Fried chicken, the way it ought to be. Wooden Rd. at 2:30 p.m. NORA LaFAVOR Nora LaFavor of 2326 Shadowwood Drive died Monday (Dec. 24) at her residence. She was a native of Wrens, Ga., but had lived in Augusta for a number of years. She was a member of the Ways Grove Baptist Church, Wrens, and attended the Spring Hill Baptist Church, Augusta. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Louise Lomax and Mrs. Mimia L. Paschall, Augusta, four sons, Walter LaFavor, Augusta, Cutecell LaFavor and Daniel LaFavor, Augusta, Coleman LaFavor, Wrens; three sisters, Mrs. Martha Sexton and Mrs. Annie Pardue, Augusta, and Mrs. Emma Moore, Wrens; and two brothers, C.W. Whitfield, Augusta; and McKinley Whitfield, Louisville, Ga. Funeral services will be announced by Dent’s Undertaking Establishment. Attention To have the News-Review 1 delivered to 1 your door ' Call j 722-4555 ' ■ 111 w* k STARS IN PROFILE - Four Black-star actors are caught in an unusual profile photograph as they work in a church scene in “Uptown Saturday Night”, a comedy film revolving around the adventures and misadventures of two buddies, Sidney Poitier and Bill Cosby, who seek to apprehend the bandits who held the, up in an after-hours club. Shown left to right are: Cosby, Poitier, Harry Belafonte, and Calvin Lockhart. The film is being made in Hollywood by Poitier’s company, Verdon Productions, for First Artists. Poitier wears three hats as Executive Producer, Director, and acting star. Mel Tucker is the producer. “Uptown Saturday Night” will be released through Warner Bros. 'Uptown Saturday Night’ Poitier Assembles Largest Cast Os Black Film Stars Sidney Poitier has assembled the largest Black allstar cast in Hollywood history for the movie “Uptown Saturday Night”, a comedy now in production at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio and other Southern California locations. Poitier himself wears three * : </ IfF * Jr I. - ■ I ( jw IMI T / «■ A JK ■ * t F WI " 7' F ’ b. wfe x WEr jSfp* w : ; r ' / tr i fX. f FWjA ’ 1 W. The Silhouettes of the held a Kappa Children’s Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Christmas Party at the Exotic Supper Club Starring the Mighty Soul Seekers Show & Dance, December 30, from 9 p.m. until - admission only $2.00. Relax and enjoy the Newly Opened beautiful Exotic Supper Club, which is now in progress to give you unlimited service. Ask about the Special privileges for all members. Join in on the Holiday Specials. Open 12 Noon Until Lightening Mill Rd. Phone 556-9225 Harlem, Ga. Little Joe Eddie Soul Manager Asst. Manager Mention /// Bride to Be j/£ f lie Rent Bridal Gowns, Brides Maids Gowns c Also Purs And Tuxedos ■ V specializing In S Catering - Church Decorations - Flowers ■ - COME IN AT VALERIE’S / AND RENT r Jt YOUR entire 7 /f VW T WEDDING / I 1 T OWN & COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER /| In ONE - STOP. PHONE 798-8981 I I VMW <I PEACH ORCHARD ROAD hats in production: Executive producer, director, and leading-role actor. Joining him in the cast are Bill Crosby, Harry Belafonte, Flip Wilson, Richard Pryor, Rosalind Cash, Roscoe Lee Browne, Paula Kelly, and Calvin Lockhart. “Uptown Saturday Night” is essentially the story of the adventures and misadventures of two buddies, Poitier and Cosby, who attempt in the most amateurish ways imaginable to capture the hoods who held them up in a popular after hours club. Fraternity House Thursday evening. Approximately 75 Kappa children and wives attended. YOUR 1 SUBSCRIPTION] UP TO FSpi “It’s a fun thing, an entertainment,” says Poitier, from whose original story Richard Wesley has written the screenplay. Mel Tucker is the producer. “Uptown Saturday Night” is a Verdon production for First Artists and will be released through Warner Bros. Each child was awarded a gift from St. Nick. R EC AP S wW ANY SIZE £g Plus an d p THE Fed. Tax 111 t,1,,T I ffliV "" iMl UCIIIHJ ' »S UBWJ33 i f ' JjjJ '■ - -■ ■ ■ ■• .-. axm I i I H wn •••"T |l^ — S 5 '- = ■»“’« r LOWEST PRICES B|J Wayne Frazier r^ry'' 7 ~' r ’' rr7 The Swingingest Tire Dealer <4 , / I In The South and The No. 1 M'. VWI White Soul Brother. GEORGIA \ |N THE SOUTH JWE| TIRE V-HS, I T t ; yK" COMPANY 1031 RICHLAND AVI. Wk WIIT DI ANMRIDDI ROAD I ACROSS FROM KALMIAFIaZA *T LUMPKIN RD. || 1111111111111 l I MSSffijKSjfe Alkaa, S.C. A4V-OAII 703-0711 We Abo H«.e A Star In Si AuiMtne. Fla - J 'Z The Augusta News-Review. December 27, 1973 - The People Speak With the New Year approaching, what new year’s resolutions have you made for 1974. Richard Perry Augusta Homes “Well, first I must make some changes. I’m going to develop myself more physically and mentally. Secondly, I’m going to make 1974 a better year for those around me.” Camille Cumming Appling, Ga. “Well, ah, I haven’t really thought about a new year’s resolution. But in order to keep my present job; I’ll have to get up earlier in the morning.” Willie Stewart 1441 Augusta Ave. “My resolution for 1974 is to see the gas situation resolved. 1 plan to cut back on my use of fuel.” Earnie Austin 1657 Daniel St. “My new year’s resolution for 1974 id the same as my last 1 Attention | To have the! News-Reviewj delivered toi your door | 722-4555 1 Register ■ And ■ Vote J | HGA# u ““TcMicKex\ • fooosA AND S. C May the day - and the Tomorrows yet to come - Bring Health and Happiness. CLEANERS, Inc. PHONE 724-8935 2019 SAVANNAH RD. year’s resolution. That is, tc get “Tricky Dick” Nixon out of the White House - and to stop inflation.” Lisa E. Scott Trinity Manor “Well, now that you mention it. My new year’s resolution will be to catch the first thing leaving Augusta as soon as the new year arrives - I’m tired of Augusta - you can’t find a decent job here.” Mary Jackson 1057 Daniel St. “My resolution for the new year is for Black people to come together. What happened to the movement of the 50’s and 60’s? I would also like to see more jobs for Black people.” Maedalla Scott Waynesboro, Ga. “Well, I am going to work with others in order to make the world and my community a better place to live. So, that one day, Blacks can have true equality.” I I New Year” Happy New Year From The J.C. McCoy Family Expert Team Tax Service Federal & State Georgia and South Carolina GEORGIA and SOUTH CAROLINA The job is never too small and never too large. Now is the time to start. This is a SPECIAL TEAM here in Augusta for your service. A team of well trained men in Business, Tax & Legal aspects for your protection. Professional and competent service. Bring in or mail your papers to EXPERT TEAM TAX SERVICE - 2061 Milledgeville Road, Answering Service 722-4383 Page 3