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The Augusta News-Review - July 10, 1975 -
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MS. CHRISTINE REID
Ms. Christine Reid, bom
under the sign of Sagittarius, is
this week’s beauty. She attends
Westside High where she
participated in the band.
Ms. Reid also attends
Greater Mt. Canaan Baptist
Church were she sings in the
Alice B. Griffin Choir
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CHECK YOUR HAIR PROBLEMS
( ) Dandruff ( ) "Lifeless" Hair
( ) Excess Hair Fall ( ) Scalp Softness
( ) Scalp Itch ( ) Thinning Hair
May be purchased at drag & cosmetic counters
HOWELL BROTHERS CHEMICAL LAB.
5414 GIRARD AVE. PHILADELPHIA, PA.
I IMPORTANT NOTICE!!
She Residents of Augusta & Surrounding Areas
lIETTA MEAT PROVISION CO.
(23 YEARS EXPERIENCE)
till Have A Large Wholesale
NEAT SALE y
In Augusta, Ga. -- Truck will be located at:
Vacant Lot at Intersection of
Gwinnett & 9th Sts.
VTURDAY JULY 12 - 9 A.M. UNTIL
4 Servings 1 SPECIALS r •40 Servings I
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PRICE ONLY . 1 II W W PER SERV,NG
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y U.S.D.A. Food Stamps Gladly Accepted/U.S.D.A. & G.S.D.A. Inspected Meats
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Christine’s hobbies are sewing,
cooking, and dancing.
When she graduates she
plans to go to the Medical
College and major in nursing.
She is the proud daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Reid.
Augustans Return From Visit
By Audrey Frazier
Mrs. Annie Bell McDaniel of
Stenir Ave. and Mrs. Jeanette
Hazel of North Augusta
returned recently from a visit
to various parts of New York.
They were the guests of Mrs.
Robie Wallace and family of
Bronx, N.Y. While visiting the
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(L-R) Mrs. Mabie Gandy Samuels, Mr. and Mrs. S.B. Gandy Jr., daughter, Angela,
and Mrs. S.B. Gandy Sr.
Sweet 16 Party Held
For Angela Gandy
A host of friends helped
Angela Dawn Gandy, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. S.B. Gandy Jr.,
celebrate her sixteenth
birthday at the Omega
Senior Citizens Club Picnic
Members of the West
End/Weed Center’s Senior
Citizens Club celebrated the
American Revolution with an
annual summer picnic at the
Walker Street Center last week.
Some 30 elderly citizens met
for the second annual picnic to
enjoy baked chicken, potato
salad, green salad, biscuits and
Kool Aid and discuss their past
projects and to pass the time.
The 8-yr.-old club was
founded as a social serving
entity by the elderly to provide
Get more for your Dollar
where?
MODERN
RESTAURANT
Breakfast, Dinners and
Everyday Specials
NEW MENUS
FAST FOOD SERVICE
TAKE OUT SERVICE
JUST CALL OR STOP BY
Phone: 724-4580
Walluce family they went to
the home of Mrs. Pearl Garrett,
Brooklyn, N.Y., Mrs. Ida
Abner and family and Mrs. Ida
Bell McCain and family,
Jamaica, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs.
George McDaniel and Mr. and
Mrs. John McDaniel of
Brooklyn, N.Y., Mrs. Annie C.
Fraternity House on July Ist.
Out of town guests were her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S.B.
Gandy Sr., her aunt, Mrs.
Mabie Gandy Samuels and her
project-services to local
agencies from hospitals to
half-way houses, according to
Center Coordinator, Ms.
Vervelyn Bussey.
As a Neighborhood Service
Center affiliate of the CSRA
Economic Opportunity
Authority, Inc. (CSRA/EOA,
Inc.) in Augusta, the club
works with the center
providing services to
low-income programs and
PLEASE DON'T
SHOP THESE l
STORES!
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I ■ 1. Belk's
2. Big Star
3. Cullums
4. Davisons
5. H.L. Green
6. J.C. Penney
7. J.B. White
8. Rhodes
Furniture
We Want
Our Share!
Bk J v a
$6,000.00 to $18,000.00
YOU CAN MAKE WHILE CAMPING IN JUST 8 to 10 FUN
FILLED WEEKS OF PLEASURE EACH SUMMER AND
THE U.S. GOVERNMENT WILL HELP. SINGLES,
COUPLES, WHOLE FAMILIES CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE.
THOUSANDS ARE NEEDED. CAMP WHERE YOU WANT
OR TOUR THE U.S.A., CANADA, MEXICO, OR WHERE
IN THE FREE WORLD YOU WANT TO GO. NO LAND TO
BUY. NO ADVANCE INVESTMENT TO MAKE. THIS
FANTASTIC BOOK TELLS MANY WAYS YOU CAN MAKE
BIG MONEY IN CAMPING. ONE WAY ALONE WORTH
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS. EVEN WEEKEND CAMPING
CAN MAKE YOU BIG MONEY. VACATION AND GET
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NOW AND RECEIVE
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WITH THIS BIG MONEY MAKING BOOK - RETURN IN
10 DAYS AND YOUR MONEY REFUNDED AND YOU
KEEP THE $lO GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR YOUR
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DON’T DELAY - RUSH COUPON NOW
CUT ALONG DOTTED LINE
Gentlemen,
Rush me ‘How To Make BIG MONEY In Camping’, plus
the bonus gift certificate. Enclosed find $lO cash, check, or
money order. Ship postage paid.
Name
Address
City State Zip
RUSH ORDER TO:
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Morgan of Roosevelt, N.Y., Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Nelson and
family and Mr. and Mrs. John
Morgan of Freeport. N.Y.
Mrs. McDaniel and Mrs.
Hazel report having had a
wonderful trip and hope to
travel again in the near future.
cousins, Shelia and Edward
Samuels from Darlington, S.C.
Also present were Daphne
Jarrette, from Philadelphia and
Bruce and Gale Fort of
Albany, Ga.
services in health, manpower,
education, transportation,
economic development and
energy. One project the club
has. Center Coordinator Bussey
said, is the food basket project
for the sick and the shut-in on
Thanksgiving and on
Christmas.
Attending the Senior
Citizens Club July 4th were
CSRA/EOA Inc. administrative
staff members Mr. Dan Cross,
Director of Operations; Mr.
Bryon Tutt, Personnel Director
and Ms. Joyce Holloway,
Neighborhood Service Centers
director.
Persons interested in the
West End/Weed Center’s
services or the Senior Citizens
Club projects should contact
Center Coordinator Ms. Bussey
at 1730 Walker St. or club
president, Mrs. Frances Kinard.
Correction
Mrs. Lucille Floyd was
inadvertently omitted as the
sponsor of the piano recital
given at the Wallace Branch
Library in June.
Linda Keyes Answers
Your Questions
Dear Linda,
I am sixteen years old and
have never had sex relations,
but I have a vaginal discharge. I
am afraid to tell my mother
because she has told me that
when you start “going with
boys” you can get infected and
will have a discharge. (2) Also,
I would like to use internal
sanitary protection, (tampons).
Would it be harmful for me?
C.
Dear C.,
It is normal to have vaginal
discharge. Vaginal discharge
can come from the uterus, the
cervix, the vagina or from all
three sites. Normally, there is a
clear secretion from the
cervical glands. As this
Guillebeau-Brown Reunion
Some two hundred relatives
at Underwood Homes met to
celebrate the first Georgia
Family Reunion of the
hundreds of descedants of
Mary Guillebeau Brown. Other
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reunions have been held in
Willington, S.C. and Charlotte,
N.C.
Several years ago, some
family members had the
foresight to institute some
concrete means of keeping
alive the memories and history
of itself of a great and grand
lady, Mary Gillebeau Brown.
This history extends back to
1764 when the early Huguenot
settlers from France settled in
the Bordeaux colony along the
Savannah River. Andre’
Guillebeau was one of these
early setters and the home he
built situated between
Bordeaux and Willington, S.C.,
still stands after over 200
years. The family cemetery,
with its stone markers and iron
railing fence, is situated on a
hillside in back of the house.
The house itself is a massive
structure of hewn square logs
2’x2’ thick, put together with
wooden pegs.
Living quarters consist of a
large sitting room with a huge
stone fireplace, a dining room,
four bedrooms downstairs, and
a most unique stairway leading
to the second floor, consisting
of two rooms. At one time, a
spinning wheel the family used
for making thread was kept
upstairs. Also, a loom to weave
cloth was here. Incidentally,
the spread on display, which
belongs to Mrs. Robinson, was
woven by members of the
Peter Guillebeau family. There
P.C. Drama Club
Presents "Voice
Os The Turtle”
The Paine College Dramatic
Club will present THE VOICE
OF THE TURTLE by John
Van Druten in the odeum on
July 11 and 12 at 8 p.m.
The plot is about a most
attractive young man and an
equally attractive young
woman who by gradual stages,
fall in love with each other.
The characters are Kinny
McCord, Melinda J. Napier and
Jewell Dove.
SAND BAR PLAZA
200 BLOCK OF SAND BAR FERRY ROAD
THRIF-TEE HYDER'S BLACKMON'S
SUPER LAUNDERMAT BARBERSHOP
MARKET
GROCERIES NEWLY OPENED HAIRCUTS
MEATS ALL MODERN HAIRSTYLES
BEVERAGES EQUIPMENT BLOW-OUTS
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
secretion proceeds down the
vaginal tract it joins with
discarded cells from the walls
of the vagina, becoming
whitish and cloudy. This type
of discharge is normal. It does
not require any hygiene
measures other than normal
bathing and personal
cleanliness. A normal discharge
has no foul odor and causes no
irritation. Every woman has
some vaginal discharge, but the
amount may vary according to
the individual. Douches and
medication are not necessary,
in fact, they may be harmful if
used to attempt to “cure” a
normal discharge.
(2) No, unmarried girls can
use tampons. Tampons are
inserted into the vagina
are two porches, back and
front. As I recall, the front was
always referred to as the
piazza. In back, underneath the
house, is a cellar cut out of the
day bank. It looks like an
Photo by Stan Raines
underground passage with an
outside door.
The kitchen is a marvel in
itself. It is located about 40 or
50 feet from the house. To
reach it, you go down a
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hand-railed walkway, which
joins the porch, about six feet
high from the ground. Inside,
there is a large stone fireplace
with iron brackets once used
for hanging the cook pots over
President Ford Addresses
NAACP; Offers No
Answers to Joblessness
Sticking to his promise that
he did not come with a
checklist of program items for
Blacks, President Gerald R.
Ford left the delegates to the
66th annual convention of the
NAACP empty-handed when
he had finished his address here
at the Sheraton-Park Hotel
Tuesday.
Delegate after delegate
expressed disappointment that
the President had not brought
a prescription for Black
unemployment which is
estimated at nearly 25 percent.
However, he placed it at only
12 percent, and told the 4,000
delegates that there are signs
that the recession is coning to
an end.
Regarding job
discrimination, Fcrd said that
through the same opening from
which the discharge and
menstrual fluid leaves your
body. This opening, in nearly
every case, is sufficiently large
to accomodate a tamprtn.
When you decide to use
tampons, give yourself plenty
of time to learn how.
Remember, too, that theme
was a first time for every
tampon user. Try using the
“junior” size for the first time.
Relax, tensing up will only
make insertion difficult. Take
your time and follow the
simple directions inside the
package.
L.K.
FOR CONFIDENTIAL
TELEPHONE REPLIES TO
YOUR QUESTIONS
REGARDING VENEREAL
DISEASE, HUMAN
SEXUALITY, PROBLEM
PREGNANCY, FAMILY
PLANNING, INFERTILITY
OR STERILIZATION CALL
722-6955 OR WRITE LINDA
KEYES AT BOX 3293,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA 30904
the fire.
The log smokehouse is still
there where the family’s meat
was cured and stored. The
water supply came from a
spring down the hill. Once
there was a garden in which
grew such plants as mullen,
mint, horehound, etc., brought
from France. I understand
many of these herbs were used
for medicinal purposes. Large
oak, cedar, black walnut and
scaley bark (hickory nut) trees
still stand. At one time, Red
Indian peach trees were in the
orchard. These peaches were
red on the inside.
A blacksmith shop with
bellows, etc., once stood at the
back of the house. Another
small log cabin, since
destroyed, in this same area
was the birthplace of all the
Brown children. Peter
Guillebeau kept a room full of
bolts of cloth to furnish
clothing for all the children on
the homesite. After his death,
the family moved into the
home house.
Truly, from the minute you
step inside the yard of the split
Photo by Stan Raines
rail fence until you depart, you
know you have taken a
See “REUNION” Page 5
he had emphasized to Lowell
Perry, the new chairman of the
Equal Employment
Opportunity Commission, that
this administration is
committed to “the elimination
of all vestiges of job
discrimination, because of race,
religion or sex.”
Ford commended the
NAACP for its new enphasis
on the economic problems of
Blacks.
The keynote address of the
convention was delivered by
Mrs. Margaret Bush Wilson
chairman of the board of the
NAACP. In a hard-hitting
message, she criticized
President Ford for his failure
to provide effective leadership
in employment, housing, and
desegregated education.
Emphasizing unem
ployment, Mrs. Wilson said:
“Today, in the face of
catastrophically high
unemployment, the nation
administration seems too
indifferent and unresponsive to
the humiliation and suffering
that millions of Americans are
enduring.
Executive Director Roy
Wilkins paid tribute to the late
Dr. John A. Morsell, assistant
executive director; Chairman
of the Board Bishop Stephen
G. Spotts wood; President Kivie
Kaplan; and Ms. Lucille Black,
membership secretary.
