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IZetas To Present
Christmas Musical
Alpha Theta Zeta Chapter of
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority will hold
its annual Christmas Musical on
Sunday afternoon, Dec. 8 at 4
o’clock at St. Phillips A. M. E.
Church, West Broad St. This
serves to present local
school talent and usher in the
Christmas season. The effort is
in the interet of the Sorority’s
Eyeglass Project The public is
invited,
Sorors Walker, Golden, Warrick
and Holbrooks have many inter
esting reports to tell about the
Southeastern Regional Conference
, recently held in Atlanta. ,Many
sorors from all parts of the area
were present and the hostess chap
ters entertained the visitors in
.grand style. Sopor Golden’s ad,,
dress at the closed luncheon was
received with enthusiasm. She
was presented with a lovely brace
let as a token of appreciation..
Skinner Nails
Campaign Lies
The Statement appearing in The Herald of
last week under the heading "NAILING BARE
FALSEHOODS" and purporting to quote the
undersigned as making a statement in Federal
Court in Birmingham in 1944 "that no Negro
was entitled to more than $l.OO a day" is utter
ly false. I never made such a statement in Birm
ingham or elsewhere in my life and who ever
claims I did is a liar.
The statement made in the same scurrilous
and libelous article that the CPL leaders met in
a hotel room with Eugene Talmadge and agreed
to support his program next Spring is also false.
Everyone is familiar with the Platform upon
which I and my two colleagues of the CPL were
elected to the State Legislature, and all three of
us are going to stand by that platform to the
letter. Any statement made by any person to
the contrary is utterly false and is made only to
mislead he peopleJn this campaign. We stand
exactly where we stood in the July campaign
when 90 percent of the Negro Voters voted for
us and we shall continue to stand by our plat
form upon which we were elected.
HERBERT C. SKINNER,,
Member-elect State Legislature.
(AD\ ERTIBEMBNT)
TRIANGLE WINE SHOP
Corner Bay and Mill Streets
WHISKEY - WINE — BEER
Why Walk — We Deliver
Phone 3-7500
Peter C. Mavrikis, Owner
Margurite Suares, Manager
Service With A Smile
Beach Defeats
Stanton
Beach-Cuyler High defeated
Stanton High 14-6 Thursday night
in Grayson Stadium. In the first
quarter, with Alex “Shell” Ellis
doing most of the line hitting and
Hardwick skirting the ends, Beach
received two (2) points, resulting
from a touch back. Gussie Doe
recpvered a Stanton, punt in the
end zone which was knocked, down
by Hardwick for a sco^ Score
at the half, Beach 8, Stanton 0.
In the last quarter, Johnson block
ed. another Stanton punt and that
resulted, a second> score- Also in
the last quarter Stanton made , a
.touchdown which ended the game
for a 14-6 score.
At. half, time .the Stanton band,
with its 6 Majorettes performed.
■Then, the Beach-CuylerPep Squad
marched, to the center, of the field
with: each- member, holding a light
.ed flame and made an >“S” rep?
resenting Stanton High. “Miss
Beach,” “Mists Cuyler” 'and. “Miss
THE HERALD
Stanton” were present at the
game. _ „ -' : * 2 — 7.
Hold Meeting
Alpha Phi Omega Sorority held
a very interesting meeting on last
Monday at 7 P. M. at Mne Cargo
Beauty Shoppe.
The business of the meeting was
very efficiently handled by the
Basileus.
Five new members joined. The
sorority’s, next meeting will be
held on Dec- 16, at Mne. Cargo
Beauty Shoppe. Time 7 P. M.
Mne G. Lucas—Basileus.
Mne S. Williams—lst Anti
,Baaileus.
Mne M. Sanders —Epistoleam
Mne F. liennedy^-Ta’mias.
Mne B. Wintry—Chaplain.
Mne C. Cargo—Organizer of
local Chapter.
A Correction n
The Boy Scout Court of Honor
which was due to take place on
Thursday, November 28; as stated
Jn last waek’^issue,. failed to take
place due to .Thanksgiving holi
day and because of the two foot?
ball games, in the city. But I
wish to say that those Scout
Noble & Miller
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Phone 2-0496
CEMENT BLOCKS
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BUY CHRISTMAS TOYS AT
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USE OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN
Rocket. Blow Guns.s 1.06
Carbine Rifles ? .3.98
Child's Swing - 1.90
Christmas Tree
Stands .98
Trains—-Pull Toys 1.80
Cradle Gym ... 2.26
Crawling Turtle 1.46
Creeper's Ball 1.16
Dally Duck 1.06
Dump Truck 1.54
Elephant Animate .. .98
Fire Chief—
Pull Toy 2.36
Friends in The Dark 1.88
Giro Props - .81
Horse Shooflies - 6.40
who were to receive, awards at tne
November Court of Honor will re
ceive their awards at the De
cember Boy Scout Court of Honor
on December 26, 1946.
I also wish to make a correc
tion which appeared in last week’s
Boy Scout News.
It was Scout George Anderson,
Troop 47, who advanced for mer
it badges in basketry, personal
health and public health. Scout
George Anderson also advanced
for the First Class Rank.
The December Court of Review
will take place on Thursday, De
cember 19, at 7:30 P. M. at the
West Broad Street Y. M. C. A.
Do a good turn daily.
NEGRO LONGSHOREMEN
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they only rent them the Hall.
The men not only endorsed the
entire G. I. and Peoples Party
slate of candidates but are going
to the polls Tuesday so that the
landslide vote for the G. I. and
tempting to get the public to
believe that the Longshoremen are
endorsing them when in truth
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Cor. Jefferson and Congress Sts.
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Savannah, Georgia
Tongs 5.00
Horse Shoe Harry . 1.10
Ice Buckets and
Jack and Jill 2.06
Jack Be Nimle 2.06
Jocko. The Monkey.. .78
Lawn Chair 1.70
Pegaway 1.72
Petal Jeeps 39.50
Pistols 88
Pistols and Holsters 1.64
Pluto the Pup 1.96
Twistaway 1.20
Pushaway .... 1.71
Milk Trucks - 1.90
Rabbits 2.00
Scooters 8. 50
Place your order for later delivery
No order too small or too large
LAWING TIRE AND SUPPLY CO.
Liberty^ at Wheaton Sts.
Phone 3^7692 1
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Peoples Party wilF effectively
show their endorsement.
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO NEW YORKERS
THE HERALD FOR SALE
Wright’s Candy Store
268 West 115th St.
New York City
Mr. James Wiley
Herald Representative
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Make every pair of shoes you
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repair with the help of our
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STOKES
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Sidewalk Bike 27.95
Semi-Trailer 2.36
Sliding Boards 29.75
Metal Swings 31.50
Theatres 1.00
Tight Rope Tom 2.06
Tractor 1.72
Vitamin Family
Toys 1.50
Wagons 3.50
Wiggley Fish 1.88
Wood Rocking
Horse 12.76
Silver Ccycle
Tricycle *....
Silver Star
Tricycle
