The herald. (Savannah, Ga.) 1945-1997, January 19, 1963, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPage Eight Mr. Jones Passes In Boston Mr. Fred Jones, beloved father of Mrs. Freddie Mae Williams of 3604 Hopkins Street of this city, passed away at a local hospital in Boston, Massachusetts on Thursday, January 10, 1963. Mr., Jones is survived by his wife, Mrs. Gertrude Jones and daughters, Mrs. Betty Barnes, Mrs. Lillie B. Williams, Mrs. Ann Gooding, Mrs., Gertrude Ellis, Mrs. Rosabell Scott all of Boston, Massachusetts. A son Mr. Wil liam F. Jones of New York and a sister Mrs. Bessie Scott of West bury, Long Island, New York. Mr. Jones also leaves to mourn his passing a number of grand children, great - grandchildren, nieces and nephews, The funeral services were held Monday, January 14, 1963 at the Union Methodist Church, Boston, Massachusetts. MARCH OF DIMES CAR WASH Every Saturday in January 9 AM. to 6 P.M. HI HAT LANES Atlantic and Park Avenue SOUTHEASTERN AUTOMORBILE ASSOCIATION, INC. Proudly Presents its New $50,000 Bonded Motor Club Plan with Many Exclusive Benefits, such as: Traffic Fines, we pay !5 to $50.00; Hospital, Paid to You $95.00 Week; Bonds, Cash $200.00 Bail $5,000; Legal Fees, up to $200.00; Disability, paid to you $25.00 Week; Insurance, Accident up to $5,000; Plus many other exclusive benefits. For full information, call or write Southeastern Automo bile Assn., In¢, Phone 232-0711, 118 E. 40th St., Savannah, Ga. Don’t Pass Me By BUY GULF TANE WATERS SERVICE STATION Rufgs Brown, Prop. GULF PRODUCTS Phone 234-3609 62 Louisville Road | | <« « SEE US FOR ALL PA'NTING . YOUR PAINT NEEDS . . , Il uwn PAINTERS , .. OR HOME OWNERS . , . P . ) WHOLESALE OR RETAIL . . . WE HAVE | l JUST WHAT YOU NEED, gé )| S _SHERWIN-WILLIAMS o KEYSTONE PAINTS I A «; ~ WE DELIVER . . . PHONE AD 6-5731 (@78 BILL HAUPT cas service ; _ PROPANE & BUTANE l! HIWAY 80 AT TALMADGE AVE. . .. AD 6-5731 - . <ANRA ) PHONE Lo 1 7 ADams 4-0683 & _ ‘ , 125 W. BROAD ST. Most Everyone Trades at A.B.C. — Do You? Martin Luther King, Jr. Pays Unexpected Visit To Liberty County Martin Luther King, Jr., Presi dent. of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference of Atlanta, Georgia, paid an unexpected visit to Dorchester Center at Liberty County, Friday night where the Citizenship School Teachers of Sa vannah, South Carolina, Virginia and Albany convene for their re fresher workshop in Citizenship. Reverend King told the teachers that no matter what he or the Southern Christian = Leadership Conference did for freedom the re- United Baptist Ministers Meet The United Baptist Ministers Union held its first meeting of the year at the Tremont Temple Baptist Church, Rev. J. M. Benton, pastor. The brethren were all present with a very warm and high spirit. The high point of the meeting was the election of officers for 1963. Rev. W. M. Daniels was elected president; Rev. J. B. Bates, vice president; Rev. W. M. Robin son, second vice president; Rev. R. L. Byrd, secretary; Rev. L. Kelley, treasurer; Rev. E. A. Capers,, chairman executive com mittee; Rev., E. D, Brooks, report er; Rev. Grant, financial secre tary; Rev. B. C. Thomas, assist ant secretary. The election of officers was. pre sided over by Rev. W. M. Boyd of Albany, Georgia, who was the guest of Rev. W. W. Whitehead at Connors Temple Baptsit Church in a week of consecration services. From the attitude of all of the brethren the outlook for the union in 1963 is bright. FREE BOWLING SHIRTS Contact Alphonso S. McLean AD 2-1138 DIAMOND DRY CLEANERS Quality Service Let Us Renew The Beauty of Your Garments 1024 Augusta Avenue 1116 East Broad Street Dial AD 2-0692 THE HERALD sults depends upon them. There were 16 Citizenship School Teachers from Savannah repre senting the Chatham County Cru sade For Voters. Basketball League Officially Opens The Savannah Recreation De partment held its official opening ceremonies Tuesday night, Jan uary 15, at 7 P.M. in the Sop hronia Tompkins Gymnasium. Participating in the ceremonies were Mayor Malcolm Maclean, Mr. Herbert Griffin, chairman of Rec reation; Mr. Carl Hager, Super intendent of Recreation and Rev. Edgar Quarterman, member of the Board of Recreation. SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE HERALD BINGO Benefit St. Pius X High School at St. Pius X Gymnas ium, Wednesday, January 23 21, 1962. 7:30 P.M. Admission 50c. TROPICANA CLUB 2108 Ford Ave., Tremont Park For Rent, sale or lease by the owner, Paul W. Jones. For in formation call ADams 2-9273. Rentals — Houses 918 Montgomery Sireet 213 W. Anderson St., 4RB__$42.00 1124 Wright St., 3RB______$%8.50 808 ‘Sullivan St., 4RB______$40.00 928 Joe Lane, 3RB________$25.50 513 E. Charlton Lane, 3R___$18.00 535 W. Charlton St., 3RB_.__$22.50 527 Jefferson St., 4RB_____$27.50 901 E. Waldburg St., 4RB__$35.00 ! 537 E. Hall Lane, 4R_______%$20.00 239 Scarborough St., 3RB_-_$20.00 108 Ferrell St., 4RB__.____$35.00 3210 Hopkins St., 5RB_____$35.00 514 Hartridge St., 3 RB. (up) . _..._$25.50 603 W. Gwinnett Lane S RE i o RS 626 W. Bolton 'St., 4RB____$30.00 713 E. 34th St. (up) 5RB_._$45.00 1135 Wright St. (down) e .. AR 506 W. Park Ave. Ln., 3R__$21.50 545 E. Bolton St. rear apt. s B8 . o L B8NS 906 Joe St., 4RB___________$36.00 603 W. 42nd St., 4RB______$30.00 1204 E. Bolton St., 4RB____$30.00 630 Harmon St., 3SRB___.__$30.00 626 W. 47th St., 4RB______$40.00 615 W. Duffy St., 4RB______$30.00 925 Joe Street, 4dRB__._____$32.00 917 Joe Street, 4RB _______$35.00 1027 W. 37th St., 4RB____._$32.00 627 W. 38th Lane, up B A 518 E. Gwinnett St. (up) RN . SR 445 Lumber Lane, 3R ____._$17.50 1316 E. Broad St. (down) 4RB ______..__$31.50 1318 E. Broad St. (up) ARE . i o SRS No. 7 W. 36th Court, 3R.._$24.00 934 Wheaton St. (up) ‘ SRE . i BORER 203 W. Hall Lane, 4RB.___$26.50 621 W. Park Ave. Lane 3R $21.50 113 Scarborough St. __.__.$25.00 522 Nichols Street (down) MB35 206 W. Hall Lane, 4RB_____$27.50 552 E. Jones St., iARB....__$31.50 550 E. Jones St., 4RB__._._.$31.50 538 E. Gwinnett St., TRB.. 45.00 606 Price St., 6RB___.___.___ 3150 #1 Lumber St., 5RB_..___ 30.00 548 E. McDonough St., 5SRB 31.50 2132 E. Waldburg St., 4RB 31.50 707Y%; W. 42nd St., 4RB__.. 30.00 305 W. Hall Lane, 4R__.___. 26.00 518 W. Bolton St., 4RB..__ 32.50 1020 W. 36th St., 4R__..... 26.00 521 E. Huntingdon, 3RB... 28.00 #1 Second Lane, 3RB_...... 25.00 Toomer Realty Co., Inc. 918 MONTGOMERY STREET REAL ESTATE Phones AD 3-3689—AD 4-7752 Thursday’'s Wrestling Card To Feature Montana and The Bat Ladies Night Set Thursday . has been proclaimed Ladies Night at the professional wrestling matches in the Sports Center, Dr. Joseph Cassius an nounced yesterday. The chairman of the Savannah Wrestling Advisory Committee said women would be admitted for half price this week. Other admission charges remain the same: ringside, $2:50; general admission, $1.50; and children, 50 cents. Servicemen also are ad mitted for the half price 75-cent ticket. Thursday’s program is headlin ed by a main event between Lenny Montana and The Bat, two of the wildest and toughest brawlers on the circuit. : Montana is a rugged 6-foot-5, 250-pound competitor from New York. The Bat is a 235-pounder who calls Carlsbad Caverns, No. Mex., home. 3 The pairing is unusual in that both grapplers own the reputations of villains. Montana has battled the lecal favorite, Chief Little Eagle, to two non-decisions. The Bat whipped Little Eagle in two straight falls last week. The match is slated two falls of three within a one-hour limit. Thursday’s semifinal pits Bill Lawley, a familiar face here, against newcomer John Paul Hem ning in a two of three falls 45- minute scrap. The opener on the three-match program sends Darrell Cochran against 3ed Dugan. The latter has refereed several bouts in the local ring but has yet to partici pate as a wrestler. & & s 7 ¢ (HE WEEK'S Friday, January 25—Florance Street School PTA presents a Talent Show and Coronation in the School Cafetorium at 8 p.m. Dona tion 50c. ' Saturday, February 2 — Alpha Theta Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. presents Valmar’s Dance Group in “A World of Dance” and The 1963 Blue Revue at Beach School Auditorium at 3 p.m. Donation: Adults 90c; children 50c. Friday, February 15—The Jonquil Garden Club presents a Talent and Fashion Revue at Beach High Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Donation $1.00. \B“B PRINT CO / ‘ BETTER PAINTS FOR LESS! ‘ MAKING PAINTING HISTORY 414 WEST BROAD Si.- PHONE AD 6:8246 Material for this space is compiled by The Hersld The Heraid is responsible for all announcements herein. ﬁ ey el aweedd e seneseel) Gewenms Gemrmwa @ SPSRAGmD i SAVE TIME and MONEY/ | { __*FAST SERVICE 1 £ b\ LOCKS REPAIRED | #=IO)} *COMBINATIONS CHANGED - ] IV | &858/ (24 BRADLEY ! T The South’s BEST KNOWN | S SAFE-GUN and LOCKSMITH- l ' WE RArv i 64 YEARS of RELIABLE sive YHER 5\ AUTHORIZED SERVICE= | | | e U PBE \ DAY or NITE - DIAL2-2148 i . ; NO ANSWER-DIAL 3-9802 | 1L N A e R N I HOUSE-AUTO KEYS FITTED Saturday, January 19, 1963 That contest is scheduled for one fall within 20 minutes. & ® Special Notice The Women and Men Voters League of Chatham County will have a special meeting on Wed nesday, January 23, at 7:30 P.M. at. 806 Montgomery Street (up stairs). All city group leaders are asked to be present, PAUL & ANDY Battery and Electric Service “We Service All Makes” Distributors - Carburetors Starting Motors A Generators Ignition - Magneto Windshield Wipers Fuel Pumps - Batteries 309 West Oglethorpe Avenue Dial AD 2-0221 Ww MAY’S BARGAIN SPOT 1005 West Broad Street LADIES HIGH HEELS $1.70 per pair LADIES FLATS $1.25 per pair \Iso Curtains and Drapes