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509 WEST BROAD STREET
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CLIFFORD GORDON
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Beverages
Of All Kinds
We Specialize In
Short Orders
Stakes — Chicken
Seafood — Sandwiches
Of All Kinds
CLIFFORD GORDON
Manager
Phone 3-7861
THE HERALD
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TOP HAT GRILL
Next to Star Theatre
506 West Broad Street
Serving Beer Wine and
Sandwiches
Ice Cream Sodas
Open 8 A. M. to 12 P. M.
Open Sundays
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/ There is a time when the most self
7|k reliant of us needs help and under
; ijgg, standing. The loss of a loved one pro
v^es su ch time—and we provide
the help in complete funeral service,
combined with friendly understand
of your wishes.
STEELE'S FUNERAL HOME
224 HOUSTON STREET i
present were: Mrs. Alberta Stokes,
Mrs. Lucile, Butler, Mrs,. Catherine
Pollins, Mrs. Hattie Griffin, Mrs.
Ethel Reddick, Mrs. Ethel Wiley,
Mrs. Lizzie Mobley, Mrs. Lillian
.Wilson and Mrs. Dorothy Jack
son.
Carrier Boys
News
The Herald carrier boys make
up a live-wire- working team; and
enthusiasm ran high among them
last week. These boys come from
every section of the city; and all
are school boys. This force was
organized last week twenty-six
strong!
The Herald plans an interesting
PLAY for the carriers in the com-;
; ng months. Some week-end out-J
ings and camping at Bluffton, S.
C. are coming up this summer for,
all Herald carriers. There, we wills
engage in swimming, wrestling,
boxing, playing games and roam
ing through the countryside. Also,^
some prizes for the carriers -who!
sell the largest number of paper;,!
will be coming up soon.
Moses Calvin led the race to sell!
the largest number of papers on
the streets last week; with Lester
Hayes running second place and
Edward Polite bringing up the
rest of the gang with third place.
The other carriers are: Arthur;
Scott, Geo. Pinkney, Charle.l
Polite, Rudolph Holman, Clyde
Robinson, Lionel Stevens, Ken
nedy Calvin, Geo. Jackson, James
Dixon, James Lawton Freddie
Walker. Frank Fuller, John Dixon,
Alex Wilson ,Floyd Walker, Shel
ton Mitchell, Edward Lee, Jame-;
Wtilson, Louis Masters, Clifford
Jones, Ralph Brown, Willie Haye,
and Frank Williams.
RELIGIOUS PROGRAMS
Savannah — Numerous church
workers are attending the School
of Religion being conducted un
der the auspices of the Baptist
Ministerial Alliance, at the First
African Baptist Church.
The Baptist Social Clubs Uni-on
under the leadership of Mr.
Raleigh A. Bryant, president, is
conducting an educational mass
meeting. Sunday, May 19th at
First African Baptist Church. The
plans are being made to enlarge
the scholarship fund dedicated to
helping some -worthy boy to re-f
ceive a college education. An ap-j
peal has been made to the various,
churches concerned to help this!
worthy movement. The public!
school should cooperate. 1
The pageant, “The Red on
Dawn” is being presented on Maj|
13th at St. Philip Monumental A
M. E. Church by the Beth-Eder
Baptist Church Choir.
Lest You Forget
Have you registered yet? Haz?
your buddy and his friend regi^’
tered yet? It’s hard, but did yof
find out about your mother-in-law
too? Not one of you can sensablf
afford not to see to it that all oj
these questions are .answered witJl
action.
MAY.B„I^
