The Atlanta inquirer. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1960-current, December 28, 1963, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 12 CLASSIFIED DEADLINE FOR All COPY IS 8 P. M. Tuesday Of Each Week Miihim Charfe $1.50 1 Insertion . . . 35$ per line 4 Insertions . . 30$ per lino 10 Insertions . . 25$ per* line COUNT FIVE WORDS PER LINE For Rent ■ DO YOU NEED A NICE APT? JA 51644 DEAL REALTY 1 P’tree Hollywood Height Apts. 2000 PEPPY BLVD.^W (Atlanta's Finest) Two full time maintenance men, central heating, hardwood floors, stoves, Venetian blinds, plenty of bit street parking, near car line and school. Throe Roons 155.00, Four Roons $65.00, Five Roons with 1-1% Bast December Special % MONTH FREE Ros. Mfr. Apt. K-1 Phono 794-1791 - Mi s c Ser v. . - —>->— Now Avoilable! Auto, Truck, Beauticians Barber Liability Coverages Air/Travel Accident Ins. "SR-22 Filings" CALL 525-5294 BENJ. F. JENKINS AGENCY HWVi HUNTER ST., NW, SUITE IM P.O. BOXJ&S, STA. 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There is no pro- blem so great she can’t solve (how to hold your job, when you have failed and how to succeed - call your friends and enemies without asking you a single word, reunites me separated). Upon reaching womanhood and realizing she had the God Given power to help humanity, SHE has devoted a lifetime to this work. From the four corners of the world they come to her — White and Colored - men and women of all races and walks of life. Guaranteed to remove evil influence and bad luck. There is no pity for those knowing they are in hard luck and need help and do not come for it — one visit will convince you. She gives 11 will convince you. She gives lucky days and hands. Lifts you out of sorrow and dark ness and start you on the way to success and happiness. If you suffer from alcoholism and pannot find a cure, don't fail to see this Gifted Woman who will help you. Sister invites you to COME TODAY. LOCATED: At 4750 Old National Hway., Rt. 279, One half block off Rt. 29. Take Fairburn Bus, get off at Cooks Crossing, one half block from Sister Divines* door. Bus loowno rtont Chn-n hnnr 1 A 7_a9xk Ossie Davis To Prepare Skit For NAACP Dinner NEW YORK - The celebrated star of stage, screen and tele vision, Ossie Davis, will be a featured guest at the NAACP Freedom Fellowship Dinner to be held at the Hilton Hotel here on Jan. 5. Mr. Davis will present an ori ginal skit dramatizing one or more or the many outstanding NAACP activities during the past yera. Interest in the dinner, which precedes the annual meeting on Jan. 6, has increased signi ficantly, requiring a larger ban quet room this year. The Fellowship Dinner is an important occasion for NAACP members when tribute will be paid toNAACP leaders through out the country who have con tributed to the successes of the Association during 1963. mriMLSw it nty T With some families, a big meal is traditional. If it’s tradition; if everyone enjoys it, keep it up. by all means. Just make sure that everyone contributes some effort to the occasion to the extent that Mom doesn’t spend the whole day in the kitchen. If you don't have a big meal on New Year’s Day. then take it easy. Don’t do much of anything except breathe. Hospitality is con - tagious, so when guests come, do as little as possible. They will relax and enjoy themselves. Have Snacks Don’t overdo the food bit for company. Have some nuts, cook ies and fruits available. Don’t run a day-long mess hall. No need to stay up late, unless there’s a good movie on. For din ner or supper, keep it to the im mediate family. Cold cuts or ham burgers are practical; some salad too. SATURBAY, BECEMBER 28,1913 1 ^Chronicle | DEATH - Daisy Mae Biggins neice to Rosena F. King of 545 Connley St. S.E. stated she had talked with her aunt at 10:00 Monday morning and approxi mately 10 minutes after she no ticed she had stopped breathing. She was a Grady patient and had been released about three weeks ago having heart trouble and kidney trouble. ### STOLEN & RECOVERED - Rodge Waldo Reese of 985 Smith St. S.W. stated that his auto was stolen Friday and today he got a call from someone who told him that his car was at 1981 Gordon Road N.W. ### NO RESPONSE - Ada McDae stated Rosie Mattie Moore of 173 Auburn Ave. N.W. shared the same room with her and that she was talking to her at 11:30. She stated that the victim had had a was a Grady patient and had been treated there last Thurs day. Ada stated that she talk ed to her at ll;30 and left the apartment and returned about 12;15 and attempted to talk to her and couldn’t get any re sponse. m MISSING - Rose Lee Phillips was reported missing by her nephew James Battle. She re sides at 395 Elm St. N.W. gray hair, weighing about 130 lbs., 5*6” and was last seen last week. If located please notify Janie Lee Pounds 485 Griffin St. N.W. JA 5-1312 or 525 - 6191.