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.' .,. L1IRARY' OF FLORIDA HISTORY -- ',-,'::. ';-:" '" ., .' .; ;, '- :: : -" ; ':- .": :- -,, ;: '- . - "- >-" Sponsors. Say Downtown Boycott Proving Effective ... _. .. ...... - . . f ---. >;;.-- ..""_' -_...-'..'.'.., ',-.->-'. ."...-'-_-_ 'J' ..-- ;._. ",..'< ...,, '" . : '.. ' - I , : .. ' ' PI.\If.; .. ,. : .:: **iIt& .***. ;; * 1 ,0" ;. j : : : < :;e' . J . ' : ; . : I '- '" - F ; \ S r Youth Says Police iT"U Pistol Whinned. Him' . h. HO.LSI H , VOIH01.J ' lO Co. U I : b'Hal' tppou laTIJAsau . tPJ..IO' JO Js.IaAJU; Lfli_ _ iAR'-1f" ., t I FtIIIIJA vol to-No. 35.And NEWS September 24,'1960. -Jacksonville 9, 15 -c.nta ... i--i--i! : :NAACP' Mass Meeting 1 L Y t. i I Set For Sunday . mm m " Y; s' $Iru President Case Go C State NAACP Brutality May j Speaks at Mass Meeting Here Civil Rights Commission BOYCOTT WORKING? NAACP officials' submitted the pictures above showing What has been described as"police harra. sing" the initiationof One of the leaders who played an importantrole in downtown stores since the sparsity of Negroes seen of Negro youths reached.a new peck this week campaign. The young lady in the top photo in the recently successful integration of the "selective buying" when a 17-year-old boy charged that he was card the one in the center shot is shop- Tanrna's downtown stores eating facilities will is shopping for a greeting ; pistol whipped by a Jacksonville policeman. be main speaker c+t the regular meeting lunch weekly is seen at a Jim-crow One elderly Jaxon f orhoisery. Elgie Durhamof 725 t ping with the current movement. ..., ......:..::. of the Jacksonville: NAACP Youth Council.. Riot Victim's' Death counter, unconcerned .. -,-.-__ _.:-=.___- 4i- 2,000 March hed the council's mass meeting rro'gr:-m whichis walking along t he Unsolved Remains Third Negro Student Accepted; : scheduled Sunday'Septr.25) At 4 p. m' in. street when Thursday, morning one of In New Orleans Bethel Institutional Baptist ChurchOrange and After Action two Negro policemen Jury. Ho At U. of F. Graduate; School 1 shouted at him,"come Protest Movement Hurstpresident -. here".The youth said BY ALYSON E. WISE T".L\H'SSEE---When W. George: Allen, 24, of NIJ 'I'RLE'N -- While of the local he attempted to run The death of Charlie Sanford began study at the university of NAACP youth council butwas caught by Davis, in all probability - reinforced City police d stated Friday that the officer who beat Florida's law school this seekhe became the I will go unpuni stood watchfullyon the dynamic state him with the butt of . .. fourth Negro to become accepted on a graduate the alert,w ell shed.A .NAACP is his wi level the inst. ution. president gun. Duval grand jury, .it over 2000 Negroes infiltrated - being brought here t When seen at the during a morning long Allen, a graduate in; guarded - r Bi-Raclal Groups to step up the council's i police station by a investigation into the 1958 from Florida A. Wl lines to march I selective lawyer for the Nat- buy death of a recent Negro - University is married Around ash o r pine Praised ing campaign against ional Association for I By riot victimre- and the fat her of center here this local departmentstores the Advancement f three children.His week. o turned a no true billto FSU President practicing bias Colored People, Durham's Circuit Judge Will- acceptance at the It ws reported to and racial discrimi- head was saidto iam A. Thurs institution makes him! TALLAHASSEE State be the bisrest anti- Stanly - be nation. r the second Negro to attend comunities suffering erection pro t e st bandaged. day morning.To . Hurst also added the Friday morning Dur- date the law s c h o o 1 from racial tensionsand march in New (Orleans. of ham before circumstances group's boycott was brought surrounding the deathof here. The other race unrest might find history. LOWRY ; A. L. dailies! which continue .REv. Judge John San- old Charlie membera girl, studies a solution to their A. spokesman for the to "slant"" editorial tora who sentencedthe 27-year Edward Davis remain at the university problems iron cooaents demonstrators s a id the call meeting also 10 youth comment con- to daysor unsolved.At . medical school. invites all interested made by Florida State that"picketing of the ,cerning Negroes and $50. on a chargeof approximately 12:30 After their ace ep- University's new president shopping center began individuals to parti- tance for study, the this rack.* Friday (September 16) refuse to give proper cipate in the Monday Earl vagrancy. a.m. Aug. 30, the car titles to Colored M. Johnson which Charlie Edward first two Negroes were In the student publicationFlorida over the center's dis- night's planning con- NAACP will also be lawyer said women Davis was driving dropped for academic Flam- crimn'tory practicesin ference.POflCEREPORTS. discussed and the feasability of steppedup crashed :into a utility failureit was reportf beau, Dr. Blackvell the hiring: ne '- ' i f in tempo. appealing the sen- pole at State and Clay stated, "I believe in -accepting o n 1 y The local presidenturges tence is being con- i Allen, in comnenti n P ,the idea of negotiations. few for menial tasks sidered.In Streets injuring him on his daily class, ." all interested the mean- severely and causinghis r This week's de ra on- MAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE time NAACP in Duval officials routine, said that he The 49-year old for- strotion was activated persons to OVER GIRL FRIEND LOSS described the inci- companionWillieGreento had encountered no'\ f'ficulties" attend this meetingso be hospitalized. - chancellor mer o f by orderly ell and t hat North CarolinaUocaen's dressed participantswho as to become fully Charlie Janes Rackley dent as another case . been acquainted on the 22, of 1106 W. 28th of police brutalityand Davis died shortly "everybody's very College who recently while :uietl j made the Street it is expectedthat by shot himself and I i j'cooperative." progress after Green was I took over as presidentof sinking: hymns, march efforts will thus last be organization Monday in what later released from He went on to say that FSU succeeding the ed in groups oT threes a far. was claimed as a sui- made to present the local hospital.It he had been treated was late Dr. Robert M. and fours round the For that reason," cide case to the civil attempt police then assumed h like an a v e r age Storzier remarkedthat t atDavis' picketed area. he, added, startingtime reported.The rights commission death resulted I student. he had"seen bi- of Sunday's regular victim told police hearing o n police from the accident. Integration of the, [ racial committeesprove weekly meetinghas . university's graduate I Ii last March. A near- he shot himself brutality in Jacksonville An autopsy performedthe } helpful other been advanced to j schools. began in 1958 cities." riot developed resulting 4 in order that because his girlfriend scheduledfor following day revealed - in the p.m. Claretha Andrew Monday,Sept.26. that Davis had i when a ruling by U.S. In describing himself organization individuals having. i District Judge, Dozier as a moderate, of a 13 person cuixiittnerts ,2 9,of 1196 W. 23 been hit by a .25 cal 1, DeVane stated that bi-racial ccczittee.S previous Street was running a- Campanelfa.Drop* ibre slug in the head Dr.Blackwell consented will have an oppor- round with t ors for development anotherman. immediately posing the - P qualified Negroes must deal ; that a great tunity to attend. . i be admitted to the't of patience was need- of the bi- Divorce Charges question as to whetherthe t institution's graduate ed by both sides; racial group was the Team captainsgroups Rack1e7 was taken toDurtal Jacksonville native - and Tallahassee l nist- precinctarea and individual Medical Center GLEN COVEN.Y.-Rjraer death was attri- professional changes to come about schools. should not be illegaly erial Association, workers are by Dallas Grahaa _- baseball treat, Roy buted to the accidentor -.- attemptedand that he comprised of white urgently requested bulance where he is Campanella announced from the pistol did adhere civil ministers and t n enistcrialAlliance attend the important being treated by Dr. .this week that he was wound. You Asked For It not to - disobedience.The meeting of this year's J. HcKenzie. dropping. an impending The Florida Star hi-racial composed of Negroe annual NAACP Membership Patrolmen Robert George ,divorce suit against inc for the familyand committee - clergymen. drive cosadttee Jr.and T.L.Mays his wife. staying away from Now TwiceAWeek bout following here came sit-in a-, James T. Vocelle, scheduled for 8 p.m. investigated. The ex-all star Dodger home.In a suit Hail $1. Today by Florida A & M University chaiman of the Fla. Monday at Elks Rest, Send $1.00 Today : catcher filed Mrs. Campanella countering said I and FSU stu- Industrial Coaaission 726 W. Duval Street. For the Tvice+week suit for separationlast suit For a 1MontkSubscription I dents at the F. W. Is the con ittee's' Mrs.Queen B.Villiaas I Florida Star Aug. 11 accusinghis was fitment ofCampy's Woolworth Co. here Chairman.. director in _issuing. .. For 1 Month wife of not imagination. ..; .'- I cook'e i. .' :,_ ;?"'.., 1 " 1 t . .' ;.1?;.,-'. ",?:' %,J.'"-'" .::.:....: .' :''" .' . .. THE FLORIDA STAR w.\. ;i''J , '"a .Two .', ., ; _. +. .....!: "-:.::< Saturday, September 24, 1960 t -. :I Ii .,;: r ' \ -" ', .. -;;:.# .THE FLORIDA STAR ::' ,- t I rf/fofio/s! ii.l v NEWS 1 1 _. :. _, .. -. ".. .r. .-r What Other Papers Soy - _ -- : - - r .. .. .. I Published by The Florida Star Publishing Co. - ,. ._ !: : "Member of Associated Negro Prov'trte f, a tt1 -:;zJ.1.F New Method NeededTHE _ 0. Simpson, ___ ._ _. _Editor I iA ; I __ :-: 4;: C. Puhaza Johnson _- _N. .Slaff ; l' ;r .:t7 .. t. __ . . . Hilda Wooten *_ 1 Circulation Dept. jr; \... ; LOUISVILLE DEFENDER el i 1 ' Wr - --- w .1".Gi:1 ! MAIN omCE PLANT !- Some years ago Cassius Clay of Bourbon 'i1/ KeeexUf Read ._ EL 4-172 EL (-.,,, \ _. -- -. County stood before the 1890 constitution. ,t.....rL to... al convention and said these words of Mailing Addrtui ffii/f wisdom. P. O..Box 811 JtcksoaYfll J, Florida .' i. "Times change and we change. What it .. . -- -- -- -- is not in in fly necessary one era necessary ... t t another. Marling Address ry't P. O. Box 581. Jacksonville 1. FloridaSUBSIUPTION '. It i is well to ponder those words as Ken- . \ tuckians prepare to go to the polls on ...._ .. I ---. o (\ Cy '': November 8 to vote for a constitutional ---- -- ''' : convention for a limited revision of a 19th RATES : .:., .\r rr Century document. Oai Year $5.00; Half Year. S3.00: Three Months SI.80 ,/4i/ 4/ 1% Clay knew whereof he spoke. Today Mailed To You. Aajwhere In The United Stale. N teasw'W ". many! of the sections of that constitution laJ ulptien Payable in AdvVJica. Send Check or Money Order To X l8XJ \ need revision. We don't need those sec fLQXUDA STAB-P. O. BOX JACKSONVILLE l. FLORID lions which hamper business in its work. We don't need those parts which preventthe state from. establishing farm research Are Waking Up ,i % h 4 \ centers. \ Jox Negroes tt ; One other delegate, A. .T. Auxier, predicted : at that same convention that some ; I DVt day man would fly through the air at 200 It would appear-and we say this somewhat re- : miles an hour. luctantly--that after all these years of dis- r We have long since reached that day. unity and accepting second class citizenship, .._ ---- -- --- -- --- ------- --- ---- We have long since reached the day when Jacksonville Negroes are finally waking up. our constitution should be revised. The evidence is found in the fact that large wealth into the 20th Century. Let us resolve - numbers of Negro citizens are withholdingtheir THE GOVLKN'MKNT, AT LUNG LAST, DKCIDKS IT HAS hXKMCMMiOTIthSl'ONSIHlLlTIKS ) :. : to go to the polls on November 8 patronage from stores and establishments : and assure a better, bright future for our that discriminate against our people. At long young people. It's an obligation we owe the future. last Negroes in Duval County have decided that . they won't pay for segregation.They have come . to the realization that as long as we spendour '- __ ' dollars with firms that practice segre- Your Daily Besureyou're gation, we are paying to support it. There is - evidence, too, that more ofus are finding out Horoscope.Guide registered! that the, best way to fight segregation and _ discrimination in employment is to cut off the WHICH ARE YOUR LUCKY DAYS FOR offenders' source of income. BUSINESS LOVE TRAVEL REGISTER AT For a number of years now we have been point- 320 EAST BAY STREET ing out that Negroes should receive e q u al --= =-- By PABLO, The ASTROLOGER I County Court Haut treatment in every respect from the fir ms with which they spend their weekly and monthly .... earnings. But it took a riot and bloodshed to wake us up and make us realize that we must Sagittarius stick together and pool our resources in order Leo to achieve any progress, socially or economi- Aries Born Nov. 23rd thru Dec. 21st cally. It is regretable that it took such a 24th Sat. Check for any hazards in your home recommended' 24th SaL The morning hours can l lie used tie calamity to start the ball of unity a-rolling .' this evening. This period is not of advantage to pursue new activities. Ry evening visiting. The pursuit rou- Born March 21st thru April 19th for traveling or , .however, as they say, better late than : tine activities is best right now. you need to watch your health. Don't ' '4' overindulge in food or drink. 25th SUN. This is a good day to engage inactivities never. 24th Sat. The Sun square. Mars puts you which will be restful and relaxingfor 25th SUN. You will find ways of easing tin Exactly what percentage of Negroes are withholding under stress or denotes conditions which require time in tension which you have experienced lately However, spend some crystallizing I self-discipline and_ restraint for your you. Spend the day in quiet relaxation: with con their trade from firms that discrimi- plans for the coming week. own good. Follow a conservative course. genial people. Recharge your energies nate is not known at this timebut the report 25th SUN. Welcome a chance to take part 26th Mon. Catch up on all loose ends. Do 26th Mon. Concentrate on routine activities., in activities which will not expect anything important to crop up need clear desk of neglected! further your inter- You to your from the Federal Reserve Bank i n Atlanta where business matters are concerned. It is calm est in religion or philosophy. Keep an opca correspondence. However try to remain which states that department store sales mind in discussions with others. necessary that you build up your energy. in order to avert nervous strain. showed a 7 percent decrease over the corres- 26th Mon. Mercury sextile Uranus is a developing 27th favorable.Tu. The Your hours personal before magnetism noon are is quite high.so 27th Tu. Venus enters your sign today snaking ; than ponding period of 1959 during the week ending and aspect surprises which in can your bring relations pleasurableevents with bring: your talents to the fore. Guard ver.your Business personality and professional more magnetic interests ran Sept. 3, is indication' that a dent is being others. Incoming news furthers plans. against hazards in the late P.M. hours. he furthered. Make your efforts payoff.Z"30992908392 . made.. .And we daresay, that statistics will 27th Tu. The early forenoon is best for nec- ; essary communications travel Later 180 7--79--76--187 or , show a greater decrease forthe weeks of Sept. there is a need to accent duties, responsi-. 10 and 17.Negroes bilities, and affairs of superiors. . probably saw for the first time how 6S0448943693.TaU1115 ,S ', .. VirgoBorn CapricornBorn the white forces were lined up against them. ' They saw how renegade mobs were permitted to '. 22nd Dec. 22nd thru Jan. 19th line the streets armed with ax handles to attack Aug. 23rd thru' Sept. 24th SaL If traveling is on your agenda, be and peaceful picketers without so much as a 20th 24th Sat. Use discretion in what you eat indis- v on your way before sunset. Avoid any argu- thru Born 20th could invite April May end. You drink this week ments with mate or others over finan- cautionary word from the city's chief execut- if careless. This is not a your position you are cial change in plans. matters. Accept some ive. how innocent 24th Sat. A display of self-reliance is neces- travel matters. \ They saw youngsters were good day to pursue 25th SUN. The Moon enters sign today, sary in pending matters, for you may find it in soli- your morning beaten white hate bullied lawmen 2Sth SUN. Spend a restful it that find time to , by mongers, by difficult to obtain! required cooperation from replenish your making necessary you re chance to need others this day and evening. tude. You a lax. Don't let business matters throw you off; thrown in jail on trumped up charges energies and to plan your activities.! See push them into the background. 25th SUN. Welcome a chance to review your, and relatives this evening. . friends land fined without or jailed evidence. and joint assets. 21th Mon. Concentrate on finding ways to present resources rearrange all the planetary - activities are how the local slanted You valuable items 2fth Mon. Routine increase earnings. Good hard work will pay They saw daily papers may come across many Your health may suffer - prescribe. aspects off. Your energies are in high gear, but get which have been their reports of the incidents to make it appear misplaced. if you try to do more than your energies things under way before sunset. t 2fth Mon. A conservative approach to mu- strength. that Negroes just went wild and started tual affairs is recommended. Be readyto will allow. Build up 27th To Some new idea will come to you as money developmentscome 27th To. New and unexpected bolt of that will a out the blue especially one whites. how the make necessary payments or collections There will ' attacking They saw daily into professional life. / on schedule. Let others pay their share. your Be improve anything having to do with your. morning paper which more than 10,000 Negroes be opportunities to increase your income. financial affairs. Have confidence. 27th To. Mercury sextile Uranus and Jupiter if are traveling tonight. fork up their money for .each week and get onlya marks this portion of the month as favorable careful you 2.40663965346Ibra 2-30-33-28-31-238 segregated enforced a black-out of the for your pocketbook. Acquire desired pos- page, sessions; buy and sell if you wish , sit-in demonstrations and other protest moves 550994892898Grnnini AquariusBorn on the part of Negroes' in Jacksonville..... They hive watched, too, those who read the Jan. 20th thru in 24th Sat. Enjoy the daytime hours pur- Feb. 18th editorial pages-the- morning daily's pro- suit of activities which will benefit you and jtorn May 21st thru June 21st others. Current planetary influences warn 24th SaL Don't force arguments with your stand its segregationist frequent rantings" you to be off the road by sunset. mate or partners. They may be very touchy against Negroes and the NAACP and its preach- 24th SaL Mars square the Sun steps up the 25th SUN. Your home surroundings are best this evening. Be patient and understanding. ings for continuance of the Southern tradition impulse for expenditure this week end. B: for you now. Plan to have a gettogetherwith If you are traveling, remain alert. guarded concerning your budget and posses- congenial friends and neighbors there.TheY' 2Sth*SUN. You can enjoy this day of rest in Confederate style. sions. Take no unnecessary risks now. can be a source of much pleasure. peace. The domestic skies dear. Spend some 2Sth SUN. By early afternoon you make .26th'Mon. You are urged to follow only rou- time with loved ones and neighbors. Recrea- How self-respecting Negroes can pay their good progress if you allow your mate ot tine matters. Don't expend too much energyon tional activities can be pursued. money and accept insults and degredation at others to set the pace for the day's activi unnecessary activities. Others may try to 21th MOB. Your best interests are served if ties. Further cooperative interests. off on negative tangents.. you plan to work from behind the scenes. breakfast through their morning paper is beyond 2fth MOL Good aspects to Mercury provide get 27th"you Tu. Something unexpected develops Hold confidences to yourself. You can look comprehension.Quite you opportunities for advancement ot personal where financial'interests are concerned forward to rewards for work well done. number of ,interests early this week. Be rady to beforenoes your Strike while the iron is hot. 27th To. With the Moon in your sign, you a Negroes have talked about welcome unexpected contacts and chaages. remain calm during evening hours. can expect to have ,greater control over an cutting off their to these Try to Be aboveboard in your dealings patronage organs of 27th Tu. The turn of the Moon creates situations. degradation; but actually onl r about 500 Jaxons rather sensitive conditions by this evening; '. '780 22-7 9-29-722 with others. Remain alert after sunset. and -be diplomatic in all you must money 'O-il--69-13-891 have withdrawn their support. Yet with just others. Conserve dealings with vitality. . ........_ , 500 persons withdrawing their support from .tO-22-12-21-422 --- : -* of Scorpio Pisces : segregation, racial degredation and promotion . of second class citizenshipit is an indicat Cancer .rv' Nev..22tti. Born Feb.' 19th thru March 20th ion that Duval Negroes are waking: up......and fern Oct. 24th . the spirit will Spread.'indih tern Juna 22nd thru July 22nd weekend pleasures this 24th" SaL Attend to your personal affairs. 24th Sat. Enjoy You add desired items wardrobe. 24th SaL The bun square Mars steps up risks #* morning. Later,yon will need clear to be of on people guard Romance can runs on the rocks to this your evening,bat to your budget and belongings. Be alert and for possible accidents. Stay don't let disappointment throw you. cautious in this respect Keep dealings with who are bent on picking a quarrel2Sth 2Sth SUN. Instead of centering attention on loved free from to circu- ones strain. SUN. This is an excellent day th. crowd. You have yourself today, turn to 25th SUN. You get much accomplished by late among friends and relatives, especially both safety and solace ia numbers. Grasp an early afternoon if special attention is given during afternoon hours. Later, plan some- opportunity to make new friends. strength, to personal chores and health interests. Later, quiet relaxation at home before retiring. 21th MOB. Attend to responsibilities today. be extremely careful in finding the solu- diet. 2th MOL Concentrate on Don't sidetracked other by people's get prob- 2th M... Close attention work tion to domestic problems. Many of them to routine lems. By day's end, what yea have accomplished < for life. and important tasks Trill enable you to win ;' can be ironed out during evening hours, will give you a brighter outlook. - your acclaim. Be efficient and helpful Make nec- when you will find cooperation high. 27th To. Throughout the adjustments with offer comes yourany daylight hours, essary co-workers. Hih Ta. An unexpected work, business, and affairs which will lead you on to money are fay 27th TB. this morning Mercury sextile Uranus denotes I vored. Improve your interests. You tend / unexpected good nnn'concerning home inancial gains but it b necessary that'you. tonn and into disappointments this P.J..(. * financial affairs. Let interests of your mate ettle any deal before noon. > 'WtRin'r iJETHE THIS WEEK and others govern evening activities. ,,' .. _- 1-10651265165 I : g--: '" -'. S 1-1 f ,17-60-88-59- 7-768 . .' .., .I. , ": a.- r : .. ': ' .f 1 1 1l l 1e ! : ,. '''' '." -., "' ' - " : :. \ . . . .. Saturday, September 24, 1960 THE FLOSJD STAB Dad Tel '.:= -= -: iMEIli a JIG J j UTTWWWtfl'iiW- T t L i i-i-i- i LL-u i i i. I A. L Lewis Schools About ' SociallySpeaking PeopleStantonfs Personnel Changes , .LI T I iT I 1 = C !i HIJT' Class of f51 meets at Club Eldorado Given In Report Saturday night to discuss plans for the coming Louise G. Guinyard z- year 1961."..Mrs Beatrice Coleman Mrs. Flossie It vas "Round-Up Time" for AKA's last Tuesday" parson, Joe Brown, and Kerry Rhim" are contact West .Vided to the faculty committee members in charge of the affair. evening at the home of Mrs.Erma Word,3717 a Moncrief Road, sponsored by the Executive Com ,of &.L. Lewis Elemen-Hill h, L Affair starts promptly at 8 P.M. taryJunior : mittee of Casioa Rho teepa Chapter. Old and New ?y ir School for the school JHmBHBHKlHHHHHHHH* sorors gathered: for the first meeting of the 1960-61 were the current fiscal year and had a grand time sing- year following personsJohn Hiss Willie Catherine Collins left Thursday Norma White. ins "PCD" sons directed by Mrs. ,Britt. H. Morris, Assistant morning for Florida/ and M, University where and Mrs. Winona Principal: Juanita she enters her She is the Miss Estelle Williams is basil us of Gamma junior year. daugh- O.WyattDean of Girls ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Collins of 1205 W. .Rho Bela. Earnest Dunbarj&npMcArts : _. a 12th St.Spending. * ; Mrs. Gloria Gib- **.aaaaa u a. . We spent ,a very pleasant .>l sonClerk; H e rmand noon recently interviewing.itter-I' Greene, Music; Reid a month's vacation at their residencein Elizabeth Butler Simmons 1 JacksonJr., Science; Miami 'are the Rt. Rev. and Mrs. William back in the city after Adam johnson,Physical iANNUAL. Franklin Ball Sr. Bishop Ball presides over the in Ubuc!uert ueNew Mexico for a t' -," Education; Mrs. Dana TEA sponsored the 10th Episcopal District of the AME Church in recently by socially J 11 H. Korean: Home Economics - year. L.- Texas where his appointment has been hailed '" and. Hrs.Metxni prominent Sepia Tidies in zeta House, 424 West NaturallY wewere quite anxious ;'f_ ; statewide. Beaver Street, was a strikingly successful e- to receive first-hand information f }f G.VaughnSocial stud- WHHHHHHHKHHHHBS* : -1 vent as is demonstrated above. Standing from about such an interesting ". I ies;NAthaniel Greene, right: are: Mrs Gertrude Brown, Mrs. Frances The Channel ladies Social and Savings Club section of our Countryand Mrs. r l : Biology; Mrs. Xenia Crawford, Mrs. Violetta Jenkins, Mrs Floria met Tuesday night in a most successful meetingin Simmons spared no details. In I, Mitchell, Music. Glenn, Mrs Delores Sullivan, Mrs Telia Brown the home of Mrs. Sarah Mae Lundy 2 4 0 4 fact, as the interview progressed I Other school Person- Mrs. EnmPOll.ardrs.[ Reatha PaulkMrs.\ilean Ellington Ave. A joint baby shower for Mrs.. we found it amazing that she was able to nel includes, George Peazox:: and Mrs. Ethel Piearcehonorary member. Helen Wright and Mrs. Cozzie Mae Wilson was acquire such a broad geographical: knowledge of G. Nairn, Principal; PHOTO BY VHIY). featured. The event was co-hosted by Mrs IEEN her surroundings while pursuing such a diffi- Mrs.lma Glass,Secre- Wright. cult course of study at the University of New tary;Mrs.InnA Murray, _y - "Mexico. During the year she satisfactorily completed Librarian Mrs.Nannie JHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHJ* a combined study of science,mathematics FletcherSchool Nurse; d'4 s f : a L\ t chemistry and physics leading up 'to the Masterof Mrs. Evelyn Barnes, H A pleasant two weeks vacation with their. Science Degree which was awarded to her Itinerant \rt Teacher, F mother Mrs. Eliza Powell at St. Simon Islandwas last June. Then, being the energetic: person she Mrs. Estelle Hamilton t enjoyed recently by Mrs. Ruth Hill of 1514W. is, Elizabeth accepted another erant(for sunnier Itinerant. Music Acher. e= 22nd St. and Mrs. Mary Bryant of 1012 Pearl study), this time for eleven weeks of post Grade One Teachers: 1T < St. They: also had the honor of attending the ,graduate research work in the field of elect- Mrs. Beatrice Baucom, 100th birthday larty of their uncleDock Andrews rical engineering dealing with underwater com Mrs. Louise Crumady, : of Everett, Ga. Mr. And Mrs. 'Ed Powell munications. Mrs.Julia James, Mrs. entertained them during their stay.Their niece However, as aforementioned, Mrs. Simmons was Evelyn Jasmin, Mrs. Mary Eliza and Nephew Rubin Mitchell .-Jcc mlit able. to successfully canbine business with Ruth White, and Mrs. parried them on their tour which included JekyD pleasurethus enabling: her to enjoy the VetricewilliamS.. Island. picturesque surroundings and make several trips. Grade Two Teachers: She visited Mexico and commented on the startling Mrs.Bessie BrownMrs. .., ,, f: 4 difference between life in Mexico and Johnnie Cowart, Mrs. that in the United States, referring specifi- Forrestine Donalson, EXTENSIVE VACATION tour covering( sites of Stork Deliveries cally to Juarez, Mexico, situated just across Mrs.Louise Sheffield, interest in 18 states also the border the border from El Paso, Texaswhere the pace and Miss Lumeta Spivey. of Alaska was enjoyed recently by the well- , of life is slower and the architecture is diffe- Grade Three Teachers: known Clifford W. and Mrs. Madeline Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Mr.and Mrs \lrhonsoTroutimn. rent. She found the Juarez City Market interesting Mrs.Ruth '.Iston, Mrs. Simons, operator-managers" of White Swan Carter, 1024 Pullman 4256 Owens ,describing innumerable potterypainting.s Delphenia BrinspnMrs Dry Cleaners and Madeline Coffee S h o n Ct., girl. 'venue, boy. and native crafts, but refused the opportunity Julia Gamble, Miss here. While touring the Pacific Cost, the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Henry to :view the bull fights( which we can readily Stella Hodges, and Sirmons were house guests of their brother SeymoreBox 575 Baldwin Jones, "4133 Ett St., understand). Other interesting subjects covered Mrs. Ruth Ray. sister-in-law and daughter. S lt. 1st Cl. cirl. drl.Mr.. included the Navaho.Indians, in New Mexicovisits Grade Four Teachers: Eddie and Mrs Carers in Seattle Washington Mr. and Mra. R. E. and .Clarence to Indian PueblosIndian costumesjewelry; Mrs.Charlotte Bostick A tour of British Columbia was also Tunsil, 1137 W. 23rd. Draytonl563 McCohnie ritualsetc., and a trip to Los Aneeles: ,California Miss Jeanette Hartley, included in the initerary along with Blue Street, boy. Street, famed Disneyland and, where they also 'attended. LarieleyIrs.Mai ; Lake City and Seven Devils and Hell Canon* Washington, 1188! W. Cnldwell, 5425 Minosa 1 T !. Malone, and '(PHOTO BT AVERY} 7th Street- sirl.Mr Circle, rirl. an impressive sunrise services at the Hollywood Mrs.Sarah Seymour. ; and Hrs. Joseivh Mr. and Mrs. Ulysees Bowl on Easter Sunday.The Grade Five Teachers: Wedding Bells Azalea Garden Rlenn,267 Forest St. Holland,2320 Jerusalem - interview afforded this editor a vivid boy. boy. . Mrs. Elzie Johnson, Circle Hold Hr.: nd ',Mrs: .Clarence Mr. and Mrs. picture of a small portion of the Southwestandwe Mrs. Applications for MarriagtLicenses s Willie regret: that space will not permit full details Juanita Johnson, Fall Meeting Jackson, 1340 Odessa I Holmes, 1765 W. 19th We, cannot leave the subjectthoughwithout Lola Mosesand Joseph Arthur Brooks, 913 Oakley St, Street' rirl.Vr. i Street boy. 36 and Margaret Townsend, 913 ., and Mrs. UfonsoPor Mr. and Mrs. Earl Presented mentioning the beautiful mountainsas des- Smith. under the I Oakley St.. 28. >el543 Francis Aveboy. -}-Merritt cribed Mrs. Simons which change colors theme "Vacation Echoesan 624 Court H. by : Grade Six Teachers: Edward J. King, Gen. Delivery , throuehout: the dayranging: from blue to lavenderto Mrs. Mary Girardeau Mandarin:; Fla., 22 and Ruby L. enthusiastic membership Blodeett Hales boy. silver, to white, and finally, at sunset, to Mrs.Naomi HarrisMrs McBride' 2351 Jernigan St., 22 of the Azaleac Mr. and Mrs" Julius Mr. and Mrs. Eddie pink. She spoke of the many afternoons s p ent Willie Mae JonesandMrs. 22 Otis and G. Altamese Jones, 1417 Hicks Van Buren 1738, Garden Circle held its Baker,1336 Johnson St Randolph,212Q boy. Mars Ct watching the beautiful sunset.Alsoin fairness Eulalia Lone: Wright Ave., 24. first fall m e e ting :irl. to our informant, we must mention the dry Junior High Teachers Joe H. Irvin 1045 W. Duval St.; Tuesday night at the dlimate, the Rio Grande, Las Alamos, The Lobos areMiss Jane Davis, 21 and Betty J. Porter, 510 Acosta residence of Mrs. Est- (UNM football team),stnd the' 7500 students enrolled English; Miss Vera St.Arthur, 19. J. Williams, .3304 Lee her J. Jackson,1430 W. at the university.Elizabethfs one regretwas Flowers, oci l Studies St, 21 and!Beverly Y. Robinson 19th. Street. Those the lack of time i and players for bridge and ;Mrs. Mary Green, 3304 Lee St.. 18. In departing from the she is now busy sharpening her game.: mathematics ; M r s Willie R. Robertson; 745 W.Du usual agenda which emphasizes ,who Vivian Lewis Mathe val St. 42 and Evelyn M. McCal horticultureand vin, 745 W. Duval St.. 21. _ 'Mrs. Joan Spauldin? entertained The Smart Set maticsMrs.Tuella McBride John T. Napier, 1511 Louisiana related subjects, live in '< ; s2 ' in her West Moncrief Road hose recently and Homemaking ; St.. 27 and,Ruth L. Capers 1511 the members engaged in I - invited Mrs. Janet Johnson and .Elizabeth Robert }fi.tchellsoc Louisiana St. 24. recounting u nu s u al - Simmons as club guests. ial studies William Wallace Richardson 732 W. highlights styIe.- ; Church St. 23 and Rosa M.Bak personally Club prizes were won by Mrs.Vivian Holmes,MIs. Muldrov, IndustrialArts er. 1567 Pasco St. 18. experienced d u r i n g Thelma Lewis, Mrs. Lois Iszard, and Mrs. Char- ; Mrs.ThelniaSmallPhysical John H. Clover, 228 North St, their respective vaca- lotte Stewart. Mrs. Johnson was recipient of educ- 23 and Geraldine Burgess. 1079 tions this simmer W. Ellis St, 18. the guest prize. ation; Miss JanetPrncelDdishi John Mack. 1628 Windte St, 90 Of unusual interestwas _ Present in addition to guests and prize winn- Mrs. and' Ruby Walton 2028 W. 6th the travelogue given - ers were: Mrs. Hortense GrayMrs.Gloria Brooks Andrena ,Twi fs: ,Scie- St. 17.Paul. by Mrs. Loma Smith S. Newman 1869 W. 45thSt Mrs., Norma Bland, Mrs. Thomasina Ingram; Mrs nce;and Alvin White, 21 and Catherine M. Barney, who spent six weeks Louise Walton, ,and Mrs. Nellyvonne.T. Russell. physical education. 1842 Rowe Ave. 19. touring EnglandFranceItalpGreecethe Moses J. Ashley. 321 Caroline Holy- St, 39 and Wyolene B. Jackson. t At least one of our bridge clubs were affected .. 803 W. Monroe St.. 29. land and Israel where by recent happenings in our cityto the extent Wilbur R. Gibson, 1419 W. 11th she inspected historical - that they have changed their meeting tie. ATTENTION LADIES St. 25 and Vivian L. Yeoman, sites of interest.Hrs. . Bridge & 'Social Club 2405 E. Palafox St.. Tampa Fla, Entre Nous Club met at the Ribault Supper Club Reporters .22. Smith traveled Saturday afternoon with Miss Lauretta JenkinsAS Send or Mall overseas and returned hostess. Mrs Aldonia Seabrook vas club Your Social Newt aboard the luxury linerS. guest. Mondays To S. United States . High scorers for the session included Mrs. FLORIDA STAR .; At the close of the 2323 MoaerUI Ed. Cor. ISftfe Ruby Humphrey and.Hrs. Elizabeth Simons, with Jw meeting co-hostesses : Mrs Ruth Hyers qualifying for consolation. Hrs Margaret Hall and ::= Among members. present were Mrs. Camilla Thompson hesIi&.etlnldllit Mrs Mamie Stalling. Mrs. Charlotte Stewart, Mrs. Doris G. served a buffet luncheon i. Bennett, Mrs. Lillie B. BlackshearHrs.Frances WHEN -YOU :uE'u.i.. . You Seek The Beat Doctor Johnson, Hiss Ruth Bro o> eMLss Theora Leggins, When Your Doctor PrwcrtbwG : Members attending were GORDONS Mrs. Helen Hart, and Miss Mozelle Bruton. wiu. .ExptrUsctd Phi Hrs. Addie Rasberry, demand GlN To Fill Your PrMcriptfoaa Mrs.W1ll1e Mae Garbin Again SEE YOU NEXT WEEK. Aceordfee To Year DodertOrders. Mrs8ena AbrahamMrs If w. UM Only : you have a taste for Th Seat QoalUy Drag ... At Rosa HillerMrs.Lill the finer things always ask lor. . Dr. C. E. BUtk ian McMillan,Mra.Jan- Gordatft authentic London Dry Gin. PublishedTWICE Proprietor ie Wimberly,Mrs. Daa So smooth and dry... " ".,::; '3 REGISTERED PHARMACISTS TO SERVE YOU Gillis,Mrs.Alma Morris of such delicate flavor... rl'... . 1 and Mrs. Latson you can enjoy it STRAIGHT ,. . WEEKLY. LILLY'S DRUG STORE .'*1 l in Eggs Road ELgte 3-B7ft FLORIDA STAR nn ao girt la.(iORD I A COMPLETE LINE OF . TUESDAYS & FRIDAYS Cotsltea Rni.h.Good CaalrJuaarks IN ETEtYWLdRED IliDsIEl1ll. IPIIrTI ... .w fIQI apt sD l ,L PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED .. Imo-a 11'I oar co.ttl,1s94 ii. HOME j '. } -- ";" ';" " ' 'day" September 24, 1960. THE FLORIDA STAR- Ptg Four -- - . ... .t . ',. '. .'1)1-. Rev. J. C., Sams Is Re-elected '", . -' :, CHURCH NEWS <0"\- At Baptist ConventionJacksonville r ., was again cited nationally during ;L':. 4 the recent Baptist National Convention of Mrs. Berths Bell will celebrate her seventh America-meeting in New Orleans when the Rev.J.C. . :anniversary Sunday at 8 r!m. in African United J t .. Sams, pastor of Second Baptist Church was Bartist Church audit oriun. n the T\rt'rrrq will K Sr I.t re-elected vice-president for his fourth term be the Dixie stires. Exitside: Jubilee Singers- 3 T f fs and numerous other loral religious 1 e a d ers' United Gcsrel Singers; and others. Mrs. Ihrie + Fw were signally honored. Morris will lead the devotions: and Andrew Me : Rev. Sams received the program as did Call will serve as master of ceremonies.Rev. additional honors when Krs; Minnie Weathers- he presided over sev- bee, Mrs. Frances W yYL eral sessions duringthe Rhoulac and Krs.Alice *.. J. Hughes will deliver the sennoiwhen. convention. Burroughs.Mrs. . Eastside Fellowship Club observes its anniversary Honors were also conferred .Alberta Williams Oct. 16 in St. John Church. Outstanding o n several Baptist SIXTH .*NNTVERSARY honoring the Rev. 4.T. Hill is delinquency division - city talent will appear on the program <: other local religiousand recorder. ; First Born W.Monroe \'stor. at Temple,825 t. , lay leaders with Highlysuccessful the appointment o f YW Sets Training : event was sponsored by Mrs. Rosetta The contestbetween Districts 16 and '26 of DaySpring Rev.G.T. McCall, Rev. Cohen. Elder Richard Givens delivered t he Baptist Church ends Sunday at 3:30: p.m. sermon. Elder Givens. Rev. and Mrs. Hill are E.R. Simpson, Rev. W. Day Saturday At C. Neal Rev. C. B. in the home of Mrs. Edwin Williams! 1209 laceitt , shown seated right flunked proud at by cC'\n're- Street. Leading are Deacons Henry. Martins and e\tinn: members. and DaileyRev.J.J.Rev. B.H. Hartleyto Jones Little TalbotThe Claude Bryant. (PHOT" BY VEllY *.* various committee annuli Y.V.C.*. posts. tedership Training The Home Missions Society and Matrons met; Bishop Greene- Mortgage Burning SundayAt I re-elected Mrs. H.B. Miller was Dy "'ill. be h e 1 dS"turdaySe Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Emanuel Baptist Church, secretaryof tenber 24 the Rev. A.B. Blair, pastor, in charge. Choir' Gives Talk At the president at Tittle Talbot Is- New Mt. Olive BaptistMembers council during t he <:::TRENOTHENTKG .. 3 held its rehearsal at 7 P.m. and Choir 2 at l"nd.tt 8 o'clock. ,Noon day prayer services were held Edward Waters- Senior Women's con- PR nR>}m is this years Thursday. and friends throughout the city; are ference and was also theme. invited to share in the mortgage burning cer- re-assigned t o the '11 timbers of thev :Tn:1 recent 4'"'eechto emony which takes place Sunday at 3 p. m. at program personnel of rinis cwmittees "nd Senior Choir 1 of Emanuel Baptist Church will faculty nemberR! New Mt. Olive Baptist Church, Hart and Brady the business and pro- club members: Ire exacted - observe anniversary services, Oct. 24 at 8:15pm =nd student at -:dxh'rd Streets, Rev. H. L. Jenkins, pastor. fessional womens com to Attend. The in the church auditorium.City choirs will par- Waters College recently i Rev.W.A. Mackpastor mittees. bus! will leave they Bishon'her "n of New Jerusalem Bap- Deacon Attrus Fleming 8th ticipate on the musical program. .'' .-\-582 West T. Greene Sr. ."re5 tist Church will deliver Deaths/ And re-assignment to the Street at 8:30 a.m. dinT Bishop of the the main ad- finance committee and Mr. G. B. Gardner The Sunday School department o f Bethlehem llth ESl'isc"1'll District dress. He will be assisted Deacons Isiah Fields, chairmanhs selected Baptist Church will observe its anniversarywith told his list-. by his choir Funerals Samuel Davis and Tho- -*n excellent a planned program Sunday at 3 p.m. in the that youn?: rem\le of and congregation.The mas Williams served leaders to heir* with " church auditorium. Public is cordially invited today are entering general publicis ERVIN-fi. Dora Ann prominently with lay- the "rr'm. there -* *-* period where quality I urged to attend of 436 'waNiwinSt. mens' committees will be" three dis- of mind nnd work will. I this historical eventMEN'S JOHN <'N- Mrs. Minnie I Active during youth cussion TOUT 1 n d The Youth Council of Jacksonville District, be determining .Actors. of 1643 E. 19th. sessions were Miss three workshops. First Born Church of the Living, is holding DAY .1 WItT.T'H'Elizabeth Shirley Meeks, Amos Coring from Dayton The relate, vho is PLANN of 630 W. Church.B4TTWHrs. Ealy and others.Reappointed . series of meetings which started Friday and Beach is Miss Mary ch"irra:;n of the Generl AT MOUNT ARARAT Cora of as sec- will continue through Sunday at Jacksonville Divers, an expert on Boyd of the 149 W. 22nd St. retary to treasurer "riizntion Temple, 825 W. Monroe Street.Missionary Alice ; Community Or.: Newton is presiding.Host pastor is Elder Hill. .fric n ethoditRTa _HITT I! 15-- Lewis of of the Junior Women's is Teadershirt Train- . coT? +! church nt Mt. Ararat Baptist 1215 Milnor Street. Convention was Mrs. in, Dy Consultant. nn to say th-t these Church at 15th Street BR'1DTEY' Jim of Box 77 Agnes L. Dean; Mrs. Other TTOsrn rartic- Districts factors will >revnil. and Myrtle avenue will Raiford. Florida. Idella Williams t o 1 and 8 of Mt. Tabor fcptist Church inants are: Mrs. W.J. will observe their 41st anniversary Sunday at thus eliTtdn,tin" judg"ent observe its annual MUTCHER {\\N-Normln! the ushers departmentMrs. Rutlede, Mrs. Geneva 3 p.m. in the auditorixnu Music, will"be furnished bsed on colorcf :!en'a Day Sunday Oct. 1536 W. 5th Street. C.G. VaughtMrs. Wheeler Mrs. Mary L. by Choir :3. skin 'tnd nation-.lori 1.6. beginning with the COTTRETL: -- Wesley of M.L. JohnsonMrs.Lena WflshinrtonjMrs., M-iude IJ'fn. Sunday School. 743 W. State St. Geo Mrs.Rosa Hill- Hi'dCt"illiam D. His recent address j Ish Brant, Supt. of & DERc\N-Marth\ manMrs.Dora Stewart, Sweet Th cm ns Har raves Mt. Olive Slates uMs Bishop Greene 's I public instruction 1552 Van Buren St. Mrs.Ellen Whitty, and Mrs. W., C. Alexander Mt. Olive Plans first public ?.t\1"etr- deliver the morning HRONN-Willie of 1532 Mrs. Alezina were assigned and Rev. C. C. Kin;. Joint AnniversaryJoint nce since his r e message. The evening Elm Street. I to various com. The committee o n For Women's Day turn from address will be delivered - overseas HENRYRobert of 132 mittees.Mrs. T eadership Training isas. where he representedthe by President Central Avenue St. M. K. Gibson, follows Mr-=. '..B. The Rev. B.J. Williams Anniversary VE church i n d William B. Stewart; of \uaustine. services : Mrs. Roberta S. Hall G- rdnerch1irmanMrs. Sunday will npstor of '%. 'ffili'ted bodies -!t Edward Waters College. be presented District HIT.L-Rev. John J. of .and Mrs. Hedy Floyd Geneva Wheeler, c ochairrtan - 'live 4.M.E. Church. by the executive meeting Sunday School w ill 1P60 Durkee Drive. continue to serve with ; Mrs. MaryT. 'nd 7.A. called *]\ members t'* .' Olive"Primitive.11 of. of the.World. Methodist begin at 9:30 a. m. ; EEPLES- John Henryof other groups. Mc en-=ieMrs.Fleet'lex"'nder.Hrs srcciil iree'ti nFriday B, tist Church4th Council meeting Morning service begins P.O.Box 33, Elk- Re-elected t o thechildren's .E-..rlenenb ;e' tember ?J't c 'in 7uri.ichSt.ritzer1ni at 11 a. m. and ton. G3ori . t. and departmentas ck Mrs. Tfyrtle 'ye. , 7:30 p.m. and the Central Com- at 7 p.m.evening wor- TH\MDSC"N-Mrs. Helenof * secretary was Mrs. De-t.'rrs.>yrn D.Kin The meeting was in under-'yt nittee of the Council ship will be held. 77 Kings: FerrySt. Wilner Dorrell.Participants Hrs.'olinCnalevnder.. the interest of Women's o .Churches 't St.'n- The financial goal . church auditorium.Services St. "Aueustine.SAULTERSNapolean on the Mrs''; nsye K.'v"shincrtnlfr8.C - Dy.Tt is a KICK drews. -Scotland. has been set at 6,000 of courtesy committee of ra Moore. "FF> mrVEfor the ef. supervised will b e The ;pe.,t er in citing and the men are asking New York.City'. the District Junior Mrs.Mice Johnson and by Rev.R. fort. : the bro-'d efforts the whole hearted T... '{Yilson Pastor of KIcmTFrchene of Women, auxLliart to frs. H'rthker.. The Women's Diy is Vest Friendship of the United Nationsas support of all friends 1344 W. 22nd.' St. EAP and BB associationwere *n event of Sunday, Baptist undn" o"'rd and well wishers of SCRUr.nINSTewis of Mrs.Lucile Mote Church , and , Rev. nctober P. for '.nrld *e:ce.ur"ed Mt. Ararat. 1418 Dennis Street. Mrs.Adam Reeves, Mrs. TOOTHACHE A.E. saunas Iron , 11 of ft cilia And Cncandy pastor both faculty both, The officials are: BAirEMrs.. Lucilleof Lillian Gillian, Mrs. tHDi. run of St. Paul loti ecndi. - rt9ins nre "sked to Church.. Choirs Baptist.-, faculty .-'nd studentsto The Rev. Dallas J. 626 W. Beaver.DAVTSRobert Lucile Scottand Mrs. wtfi dtspenti you with art' | tuuMnai.9)cORAJEL'.Used t contact their membersfor congregations n d share in this mat Graham,pastor; BishopT. of 217S. Blanche Miller. Mrs. par runor on C *-can it', special assess bothchurchesrespectively democratic effort. Donaldson, generalchairmanDeacon 10th Fern:-ndina H.Floyd and Mrs. Hor- for 9rr litl.r !of cffte Just> , ments.n !! Matt- Beach. tense Neal attended will rticir iv> >*te o n t Harvest Tea hew Price, co-chair- the program.Deacons . exce]lent 'program Nanon Ander- manDeacon M.T.Brown, is planned forthe y son, David Harvey and Sunday At program chairman;Deacon - day. James Bryantwaysand YWCA Announces J.e. Harris will offer: Mrs. Kattie Williamsis remarks. Rev. J.M. Day SpringChoir means chairman; , Deacons J. L. Chatman . ChairmanjCochairman Dixon vlll New Fall Slate pastor Mrs.Edith Nixon; give closing remarks. 4 of Day Spring and Clarence Cunningham A Rev. B. J. Williams, Proeran chairman is Baptist Church presents Sunday School; Clubs meeting at then Pastor. a Harvest Tea Deacon Dave Palmer, C4 are as follows: Uback.MAKESZg hire . Sunday starting at 4 chairman of finance. A new nrouT for elementary - p.m.in the educational Each board and dis- girls will II S building. trict is asked t o meet at 4 1'). m. each . With some of t he support the captainin Wednesday}(is 8 Touise City's leading talent reporting $75. Raymon, former Y-Teen appearing on the pro- and college student gram,the ensembles of James W.. Johnson will work as the helnin - T. Blocker and ,A. L. advisor. Parents Lewis Junior Highs Plans PTA Events interested in their Krs. dauchters affiliating Dorothy , In order to secure with this! roup nay Williams Mrs. Betty allparents membership of call the WC and AaosJoseph Smith and and teachers, send the prospective Mrs. X. Mitchell are an Own House program member to the meeting '... SKIN BLEACHES already; scheduled for was held ,at James Wednesday.ept.4. "OLD FASHIONED" presentation.,.Hrs. T. Veldoa Johnson. on The Teenettes"Club H. Thomas will serve On account of the designed for girls in as mistress of ceremonies' lAne number. of parents the 7th nd 8th.trades * skLflo a attending meetings will meet on Thursdays .5 Program ccadttee is involved meetings will at 5 P.m. Miss KEN KNIGHT lightens dark spouptrftct headed by .Hrrtle; be held to facilitatethis Joan Barnes is working " powrftf E. Means, assisted by year* membership with Mrsi Vera :*'*: Invites You To Listen To -:; .: but Miss Lillian Johnson drive. Dvis ** a helrin : WOfldP'MiwGai..n and Mrs. Kayte Strick- The regular PTA meeting advisor. "KNIGHT TRAIN"StartingAt land. will be held Oct. Tea Jeunes Filles Y- Sponsoring group's 13 in the byrmAtoritiaSolomon Teens Com iosed o f .- 7:00 P. M. Nightly - president is Mrs. H. .Jones P.T.A. drls in the 9th and of Power's StrgMiot/ Jar with fit( Star" L. Brown. re.identanno ed. 10th grader will Beet -1 y OO- WRHC .. MOOSatU : on Wednesdays 5m. , " .. ... ' - : " - + - .' - " -- . ).. 1 It < . .1 Saturday, September 24, 1960 THE JLQRIPA; STAR Pate Five Vti . i -- --- i'.ptKrn. Yfrf+-, +v.A FjI; g A,p y rjMy'M'C nuv rr w . Bethune Wildcats To Play i o ..ea , m.\ .A f b t s SPORTI1I8 ITUP South Carolina Bulldogs! _ I BY c. PARHAM JOHNSONThis Daytona BeachCoach I good shape with the / :_ V.... '/ Rudolph "Bunky" Matt- exception of the end > corner felt a little sorry for Sonny LIston as he b futlvely chased Eddie Machen around and around the ring hews announced thaton positions.The lost of ;' last Wednesday night for 12-rounds at Seattle. True, Lis- SaturdaySeptember : first string regulars : ton scored a unanimous, but close decision, but the hard- j 24that 2:30 p.m.the Horace Dove of Fernan- .' > punchIng Phlladelphia'i was disgusted with himself because - Wildcats of Bethune- dina and Henry Raineyof t ., he couldn't catch up with the cautious Portland "I Cookman will : belter and chill him. College Sarasota because < - .. Machen, who Is ranked No. 2 among the world's heavy- play the strong South of academic t probationwas : 'Z weight challengers, wanted to win big so that he'd get a J Carolina State Bull- : a severe blow to j title bout against Champion Floyd Patterson: first: But > dogs. at Welch Memori- the Wildcats. C oa ch ., while it is true that "he who fights and runs away will ; al Stadium, Daytona Raymond ThorntonBe- live to fight another day," it is also true that running f ; Beach, Florida. thune Cookman College ,1f The Bulldogs o f first All-American Flo and still retains that position. LIston' scaled 211 to 196 for I South Carolina State coaches the backfield r Y .4 Machen.The _ f -- --- - are the Florida Classic states that Herbert $ youth, Mike Jones of I that but of the 10 S f opponents of the Blackshear of JacksonvilleFloridawill- .. .' u. u ..'..... Webster Groves, a St. Louis << 6. old med- .) suburb had to receive permlalo. _- individual * Florida A.and M.Rattlers : S :. J. the United als won by . .. r from Frirk to "a nljcn a* J in the Gator Bowl be missed but on a & J. III. j: .. in JacksonvilleCoach whole he believes the hardship case" beraune he normally States in t rack, 1( Matthews states that Wildcats will have BOOST FROM JACKIE-All time athletic great Jackie Robinson presents would have to wait until Negroes won six of check to Joe Williams during drive to purchase uniforms for his high school class was 10. The this game will be a more. depth and will bea Stephen graduated. the! -- i test for his inexperienced Foster Center sand lot baseball team. Others present are: Walter Panthers of Prairie View A & M young better all around A righthander who report College opened their practice session team.South team than last years '. Middleton, left, and Henry Beckles. Check was given with compliments edly pitches like Satchel Paige recently with a total of sixty Carolina State defea- Head Coach B un ky of Columbia Pictures, in honor of latest picture release, "All The and hits and run like Willie players reporting. Young Men." Mays and Jackie Robinson, he Coach W. J. Nicks welcomed the i ted the Wildcats in Matthews says, he i s had attracted the attention of group which included only eleven . \OrangeburgSouth Car- terribly worried about --- scouts from the major league returning lettermen but a pretty ' - olina last teams because of his pitching, good looking crop of sophomoresand ; year. South Carolina State Jake Gaither Showers Praise hitting and fielding prowess.The freshmen. The Panthers lost Three coaches have Morris Brown College amount of the bonus 16 men from the 1959 squad most been drilling the ly veterans of the championship and his Florida Land was not disclosed<< but it U team of two years ago. Wildcats daily since believed he was well reward. September 1. Coach M.Rattlers HomecomingopponentsOctober Florida A&M RattlersWhites ed by the Cardinals, who were Prairie View A & Ili will be seeking . Otto Harvey,head line On In competition for his services to better its 9.2 record of last 22. teams as the world championsLos year which earned second place in coach says the line Angeles Dodgers, the the strong Southwestern Athletic) will be ready and infl.oyd's Come From Behind To Defeat ally well performed bat we did.,t American League champions Conference. The Panthers victories before won! do' too well Chicago White Sox and De eight consecutive . on our Greenies In First 22-8 deep pas'do.fence. the conference title matchto Scrimmage, Several players broke trolt Tlenu-Aspft dropping Manager Tan Olympic Boxers TALLAHASSEE, Fla.-The Florida A. & M. Univeristy Rattlers for long rains and completed tereral loop.. Arrhie Moore added| f1nlhpr WMrfrr Southern University, and the Orange Blossom Classic to FloridaA Win-3 Gold Medals received praise from Coach Jake Gaither after staging their first!'' long pasaes. TKO tn his world knockout & M.Nicks. . Wants Third Bout ROME,* Italy. (ANP) scrimmage under game-like: conditions here last week. I'I The Rattlers open October!* rrcorri hy heating George Ahi- and his staff are not talking . ; The -unites had to come from no- aralnst Benedict net here Tuesday nisht. but Panther College In Topped by a brilliant exhibition by only experienced field generals on Tarnpa. very hopeful Louisville's Cassius Clay, three tan hind to down :brae greendes, 22-8 in the squad and are expected to lead Coach Gaither announced thai Abinet suffered teams are generally good contenders - boxers early last week paced the the fourth perk The iutra-squad the serpents' offensive+ attack. he plans to look at the scrimnuf' broken a possibly and from the looks of the In New York nose and City United States to victory in boxingin contest' feature several long runs rums and make corrections. Another couldn't ans' squad developing-the 1960 Pan .d v? the bell for ar pa.sses.: the "Speedy Griff Frank Griffin, Krtmmace Is scheduled for next fourth be exception. the Olympic Games here. thers will not an -0- vr lived up to his nickname: in pacingthe week. round. Archie weighed 200 Cus D'Amato Would Stage Clay, a high school student and Cede WhIte, the flash from Miami I white's running: attack. He sacS pounds, 25 pounds over the I960 0 L Y I FIS promising prospect for professional who spring hc century In 3-4 THE Heavyweight ChampionshipFight ed 76 yards for die go ahead TD light heavyweight limit. He honors, hammered Zbignew Pietrzykowski for the FAMU track team dazzled after halfback John Hamilton had has been ordered by the NBAto CLOSED and the -early - In January Of 1961 of Poland into defeat in the whites with a 26-yard field goal ,plunged four yards for the White1 Tuskegee Preparing defend his title within 90 2,000 a t h 1 ctss three rounds of a consided bout.A and a 75-yard TD gallop in the first tally. Griffin took a pass from For Tough Schedule dltYs. NEW YORK The third world Chicago and Intercity Golden first, period. He was ineligible last Collier on the Greenies'> 33 and made their way toward heavyweight championship between f Gloves heavyweight champion and falL 'went on to score. The play carried: TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala Moore recently added politics home. Can the real Floyd Patterson and- challenger I owner of the National A-A.U. boxIng -0- 76 yaaxls.: Hamilton and Cornier ran:1 Facing the prospect of a touxbV to his line. He's running Ingemar Johansson win be held in title, day annexed the Olympic Quarterback Ted Richardson reported points after end Collier prtsin1: a I er-than-usual schedule,. Tuikeged for the unexpired term for an true blocded A = eri- yew York U Cus D'Amato. Patter.son' light heavyweight title by unanimously .- lost with band Injury from pass. attempt for tbe final 'PAT.o Institute's Golden Tigers began) assembly post in San Diego cars stand and sinj manager bas anything to say trouncing Pietnykow&xl.He a summer job started at quarterback -- training recently lor the '60 '6l'' where he makes; his home. about it And as Floyd'a boss hfl was preceded in victory by for toe. whljes.( : be reported: Coach Gaither said that i*. vac football season. The bard-Mttfng> THE QU3EN OF the "0, :Jay. Can You :::3eB.f has plenty to say. his teammate Wilber McClure of for limited duty last week and got wen pleased with the shoring of team will kick off the season, Sep. The Dawn's i'a: rly Cus. still snarling over the an I Toledo, Ohio, who decisioned Bos- in his first and contact Emory Saturday.Collier are Richardson the- his squad so far this season The I tember 24, meeting Johnson C. Sprinters, was a tan Li ht," as f e 1 low nouncement by Feature Sports that si Carmelo of Italy for the light I down field blocking was exception-: 'Smith university In Charlotte, N. skinned Hiss f r o rt Americans crake their the fight will be staged In Los Angeles middleweight championship. McClure -- ClarksvilleTennesseeand revealed last week bis plan \i who won the bout with a Mike Jones Young Pitching Ace C.Coach Whitney L. Van Cleve Indicated a representativeof way back to the shoresof to stage the battle in New York .|strong: third round, is also a Golden that his team would be America? Their aC- Tennessee In January Gloves champion.A A & I next winter probably ; playing a much more demanding not 196L third American, Edward schedule, but added that it would College. Kiss: Wilma complishments Stage the fight In an Indoor arena, Crook" from Fort Campbell, Ky., Signs With St. Louis CardinalsST. be "a challenge to meet such stiff Rudolph the women's done around c o nfer- perhaps Madison Square Garden. won a controversial decision over competition out of our conference.We 400-relay team set tables with long Sell only the 1100 and $50 tickets Poland's Tadeosz Walasek for the realize that the first game win a manuscripts, b i tter for person viewing of the fightin regular middleweight title. Crook LOUIS. ANP) A 15'ur.old succession. be no warm-up." world and Olympic record - the arena. had led throughout the first two ) Negro seventh grader, declared Called "a natural", he can also Johnson C. Smith university and in winning. The discussions a 1 s e Sell the lesser-priced tickets for rounds, but weakened in the third.It a. pitching whiz after he catch and hit with power. One ci Hampton institute have been add;'I time set by Miss; Rudolph promises, prejudiced hotel ballrooms, theatres and auditoriums was the latter development that tossed 30 no-hit. games against his homers traveled some 450 feet. ed to the schedule. Both teams are UU.U viewpoints and hasty which would be thrown resulted in the unpopular reactionby adult teams, Thursday (Sept. The Cardinals must have been members of the Central Intercom was seocnds, decisions, but hard open to the close-circuit television the crowd 8) was signed to a bonus contract fully convinced that 'Jones is a top legate Athletic association.The Thousands of mil es competition. projection In New York as well as A crowd of 16,000 saw the Americans hy his hometown major league prospect, for the boy was, at the Tigers fortunes, Bays Coach from hone, Miss Rudolph pressed the rest of the nation.NO lead their country to three team, the St. Louis Cardinals, with Redbirds training camp last spring, Van Cleve, will depend largely on was winning for ADOLPHU3 FlAZIEn: ,the gold medals, tops in the boxing the permission of Baseball Com after his junior teammates donated the 18 lettermen returning in the football star f roo tournament held in Rome's Palaz- America. .. .. .. missioner Ford Frick. funds to finance.his trip. He Tuskegee football line-up. Among Jacksonville, whof3S -- which had six DeOo MUTTER WHAT KAlI CULTURE YOU USE..". to 20 Sport.contestants Italy in the finals The youth, Mike Jones of Web- returned from training camp to these lettermen will be Charles THERE J RE NO SIT- listed on the roster K9 NEED KONCOIENE!HAIR STUIGHTEKER AT LEAST. of the medals., ster Groves a St. Louis surburbhad pitch 14 no-hitters for the Brent- McGhee, fullback and Willie Williams INS, picket 1 i n es, TWICE A TEAK was second with two gold to receive permission from wood Cardinals. ace signal caller. 'Both play. boycotts arrests jail of the Chicago Frick to sign as hardship case" Ironically enough, the Cardinalsteam ers won honorable mention in the Bears when the "cam because he normally would have to which catered so much for Southern Intercollegiate Athletic. sentences nor heavy played Jacksonvi] 1 e Mldddlewalght Boxlr- 'wait until his high school class Jones' service is the same team conference last year. fines when Lee Cal- l Champ Returns Heme was 'graduated. whose members some years ago Tuskegee has selected to play houn of Gary,Indiana, Sept.3at the Gator ,rs; s To Hero's Welcome A righthander who reportedly were accused of trying to conduct Hampton institute for Homecoming defended his Bowl is no1onger pitches like Satchel Paige and hits ,a boycott against Jackie Robinsonj on November 12. This promises Olympic listed among the Boaa firutnI TOLEDO, Ohio. -ANP) Wil and runs like Willie Mays and the first Negro to enter organize] to be one of the most thrilling! title in winning the He was cut loose by bert McClure, the first Olympic Jackie*Robinson, he had attractedthe baseball. sports events of the season, as 110-meter hurdles in a.rer'e gold medal winner in this city's attention of scouts from the Tuskegee meets one of its oldest 13.8. The win was the Bears and willpl history, came home to a hero's major league teams because of his colleagues on the gridiron' another for with' the Ottawa Hough welcome last week and indicated! pitching, hitting and fielding prow WATCH THIS CLOWN Coach Van Cleve's Tigers victory Riders. F r a z i e r that his amateur boxing days are ess. chalked up a 4-1-1 record during America. It must with the FAMU over. last season's competition. Of thenine be renembered that starred tomedtottiewuktf Hik becomes Kens The scholarly looking Universityof Pitches 14 No-Hitters This Season 85-121-56 games scheduled for this the most outstanding Rattlers._ .. pair cuttun. To Toledo senior, winner of the The amount of the bonus was year's football season, four win bt Morgan sustain tlvtiiss ttttlrtffic tsiKeifiltm light middleweight titte in the not disclosed, but it is. believed he 24-19-35 played at home. athletes of 84 nations State College's Paul Winder won at Rome Olympics, was given a $500 was well rewarded by the Cardi competed in the an invitation 200-meter dash here lust.twleJTMf. / check by a mayor's committee; a nals, who were in competition for 8 Olympic games and it at an International track and field ,,. plaque a.t $200 watch. and other his services by such other major. 6 is gratifying to know meet under floodlights. $ aK.ewr At Ml t awards. league teams as the world champion 5 9 Winder a member of the USA WittKON The' presentations were made Los Angeles Dodgers, the 1 Olympic team finished In 20.9. ,, O after ticker-tape motorcade parade American League champion Chi- 1 2 ".I I, ,., D a. M.$2 l 6.r.rI S far the'21-year-old McClure, cago White Sox and Detroit Ti. f w. r.r ar, who previously had won two National gers. 99-531-14 w.rrHw AAU titles, two National He was declared a hardship case 63-52-11 I Golden Glove titles,the Pas-Amer- as one of 10 children of a laboring on o ers '."lean championship, and the Inter- father. Ambitious, he would like, . 1 t lair 9ta ttattl. .national diamond belt title. to buy a home for his mother and S.aa/tfass ... e p ;.,_ . ' become a great basebalLstar. S.m.tiaM9 ". dews " --- -- Jones was discovered three years H. adds, sabtrtct T. to Get H* works. It sit.,.r m4 You Do.'t H. t t Ge to w ago while pitching for the Brent wood Congregational church team.. He tossed a no-hitter in his first Coming Attraction 2 PRICES LOW mound appearance. That afternoon -72-3&:-49 he walked the first batter and then sr. prceedcd to strike out 21 batters in 0. v.., i.: STORE NEEDS, DRUG . cwt y .vasc, O i f.iI ' m r Trail Wits Ywr N.itfck.*.oJ On* kw! -r-- ' i Wl WILL MIlT AMY PUCK ADVERTISED IN.YOUR LOCAL PAPERS ._ w.Drfvtr-W*Al.. Fill All Doet.ra' Presc pliou o 7W TREAT YOURSELF TO Dixie Pharmacy s ar CANADA DRY BOURBON "1T4EY AR[ 6000' V 1302, KINGS PHONES ROAD EL.t S-SStT-tt MYRTLE AVENUE .1'1 t IT'S "AMERICA'S FINEST"lM . TELEPHONE $ ITIUUT IffllOM -lM 910V MUM MT WlWUil W,UCWUlWtL JfJtllUUIt 4+ts'Lt,41t YOUR LIGHT, WATER AND 49c POWDERS PAY 2 POWDERS 36 a 12 POWDERS 25c 34 BILLS AT OUR STORE I f . , Saturday 24,1960 'THE FLORIDA STAR Rige.Six! . /=.: ih---_.: :::: -= :.:.:- :..:: '':_: Zarrubabef- 1 Day Celebration -p1 ,,I J chips off. the blocks -JU.. : B1 Jkayi Cited By Royal Arch MasonsRoyal _; ,, * i rr -?... A Y ? idV .-. .d?". * 1 : Arch Masons of Duval and adjacent counties - . i will motorcade to Palatka Sunday, Oct. 9 *- 1 They "us" are noted for a "whole heap of say , for the annual Zerrubabel Day Celebration i t * that talking" and it is about generally agreed ' r announced this week. ss that's about all we do. We were chewing the fat vas ' I with an Old Citizen the other night and the event Host will for the b ,e annual Mt. Mrs. L. Battle tes ,. * old gent confided: "Son, these folks ain't going '. * 1 . Pleasant 5 of to stick together....the first ones to go Chapter 'Set For Saturday . which * James A. Fosteris - J running in those stores that the young people i are fighting to get equal treatment in are High Priest. Mr. Eiml. rites for>i*. George White M. E. Patterson * j gonna be them ejecated ones and them socalled Foster, also a grand ucille Snow Battle -- * I i leaders." He went on. "A lot of them are talking secretary, of Royal who died Inst Saturday .MEN'S DAY PRINCIPALS Annual Menu Day Services - j about cutting off the daily papers; that's Arch Masonryis being : in a locrrl. hos will be observed Sunday at First New ' just a lot of talk and the people downtown ably assisted in supervising ttal, will be held Zion Baptist Church. Principal speaker during : /gt ! know it and just laughing at them. They are various com Saturday *t 4 P.M.inDy the morning service will be C. Parham Johnson j t saying 'they'll come back'" mittees by Mrs.NinnieJ.Lawson Swine flautist Deacon M. E. Patterson will deliver the main * .j Old Citizen said, Son, for the past twenty ,Grand Secre- Church.Rev. Cyrus A. address during evening services. Chairman for 'I( years, just about once a year a delegation tary, Order of the Weaver, assisted by the event is Deacon George White. Public is , I'preachers' been going down to the Times-Union Eastern Star, Stateof Rev.J.B.l\i.tchen.'dll cordially invited to attend both events. tUc i complaining about one thing or another.....and Florida.It officiate. when they leave without getting any satis :is planned to make Mrs.Battle\ossesscrc Stlrt. ,' . , HELP WANTED wni. I! faction they vow they're gonna boycott the this year's affair the +f wide circle of I i STRAND All A tip of the Pep( Cap j paper. That's the tuesday morning after thej most successful i n friends here '/*s a to th.s. outstanding young the Salesman THRILLS at ti..r pltohlRORY Amtricans, who make our ministers' all the history of notice of'Sv h Advertising j meeting. They start talking about nn country and our community j t this boycott but by the time Thursday order. a.She had lived here liberal cocmission a livo.tf batter. ploc. In .which to j night rolls around one or two of them ,might Mrs.- Lawson has madea for some ?3 ye rs. draw allowed Xk decide that he's got to get his picture in the special appeal for She h"d once open-- j 1; paper....so down he runs, down in the basement all Sister Heroinesof ted the Green lantern 2 Hen cOoe *** * ; with his lil his women's which Mrs. A. M. For part time work J picture to announce on Myrtle ve, but *t t day or men's day or some kind of day." I tell Frazier is district the time of her s- Distributing papers {i you son, you can't depend on 'em..And the deputy to be present sin:, was employed asa : white folks know we ain't gonna stick together without fail.Imitations. clerk with locl 1 Man for long..that before long us folks is gonna have already dry cleaning concern. To Take Shorthand . I be right back giving them our money an' taking been extendedto Surviving :Ire:Robert CALHOUN i \their insults." the following aux- Battle,husband; Missrsisters Apply AN] Old Citizen said his piece concerning the past iliaries: Nar ret Battle.. ity.dauvhter.T'ro Florida Star 1 performance of "us" in this town. But ye col- Order of, the Eastern 2323 Moncrief Rd. HAL WAWS'"career"Kooucmi umnist believes that "us" have changed and StarMrs.A.L.Fleming, and numerous rela Sunday 1 p.m. ---- - that "us" have grown completely tired of dis- district deputy; tives. positively no calls __ UTMTMARTIN JAMES E. ROBINSON crimination and segregation and have decidedonce Daughters. of IsisMrs FRAHCIOSAsntfl New Stanton Mabel Potee, III Com- # cuanMuLAlNE and for all that we won't pay for segre- gation. Let's prove the Old Citizen wrong. mandress of Arabia Ct YOUTH STEALS FROM SHOPA Royal Crown JONESROOleveltn Tribute is paid t< ABOUT TOWN-Hottest item in the realm of cafe 5;all Crusaders, Mrs. youth was charged Bottling Company : ;; James of the Twelfth I society concerns the two cousins, who created Ada Bell Thanas,grand with petty larceny 1238 Son Marco>> llvd.a .. grade. He serves as ' such excitement in the Ribault Lounge last Sun- deputy," and all Blue last Monday when he 3 BIG FEATURES Business manager o f day morning..Newest addition to the corps of Lodge membersA.Flem- picked up some mer- f-< Uncle Sam's trusted couriers(the mail service) ingdistrict deputy.All chandise 'at,.the Myrtle "RIDE CLE\R OF DIABL ber of the annual mem1 I is Ted Douglas who has added something new to departments are Avenue Hosiery Shop Plus mailmen's attire. He an Italian straw requested to attend in FURNISHED'ROOMS} k**********-tt sports and J'QIlfran the store "GHOST( Tnus A.tI hat while making his "appointed rounds........ full regalia. The while the owner was Johnnie's Rooming Hue And iC. I>J. Gardner "Nip" Sams is motorized again and motorcade, consistingof busy waiting on cus- Modern conveniencesRooms !"jzz! ON A SUMMER/ DAFTSKYYIEW ... ole buses andcars will * now cruises out to his Nip &,Sol Sports Centerin tomers,police reports by DayNight or. a cool '57 Ford. They tell us H. C. Donald leave the Temple a t indicate. Week. 748 MINNIE ST* ;yEs (the man in the silk sports coat) swung t he 1:15 p.m.Naninalround Henry Roberts,owner, For Information,' CALL "1.f.B'RKER's KILLER t deal...Queen Esther Mazeke who used to be a trip fees will be c- After Elgin 5-4025 BROOD"ND chase. foxy fourteen size does teaching over at New harged. 2ave "RHTTHM BLUES REVUE r Stanton and is now a teasing twentyin size ? r ' trailing himab.two'. Win $630 cash Mon Nite ,that is....The voice that answers the Ebony Women's Day blocks,he dropped Y the NEW HOMES FOR SALE S .Cab phone at night is owned by Ethel Branch and east I - Sunday At package ran Just being completed.In TINY TIM'S NURSERY GLENELL WILLIAMS the former Pilgrim Insurance agent. on 13th Street, Mr. City limits at Bus iC New Stanton NEWEST of the big spenders in town is Bennie Roberts said., The Line. $9,000$53.00 Pick-Up & Del.Service iC Glenell is memberof {McNeil, the gent sporting .the Imperial........ Simpson! Church goods were valued. at Monthly. Fayetteville $1.00 Daily includesHOT the tenth a grade, Rudolph Williams, recreation director of Fern- Mrs. Vera DavisTeen .$8.50. ,Sub-Division 33rd. & LUNCH. $.75 Daily '7' Homemaking club and ,andina dropped by the corner for a few moments director at A.L.Lewis Patrolmen Johnny Doe Spires Streets. .No Lunch. 1 Month'to 3 iC Mt. Ararat Church.Her with the boys Tuesday night.. .Albert Crawford YWCA will be princi- and Freddie Mack in-. MORRIS CONSTRUCTION CO. Yrs.NURSING CARE.3 yrs hobby is sewing. d ing vestigated.Also 4791 ORTEGA BLVD. to 6 yrs. Educational pal speaker u r It' I has folk wondering what was the purpose of Supervision. ', morning services .!I... ... that quick trip to California.. .They saywhennot 544 W. 17th St. stirring folks to fight for their which ushers in Simpson ... HELP WANTED up -- ELgin 5623'r&OUBLIDI . Qiurch'sannual Rev. and Mrs. Methodist rights, Ruby Hurley has what it takes to stir -COUPLE- E. the males when she glides by. Women's Day Harperpastor; Man for Tractor and Sun ,Mrs. M. Nixon observance Harrye daj observances is "School LATEST twist to week outdoor work. Wife Lunch Week" being observed at New Stanton.... Mrs. Rebecca Samuel, Mrs. Eloise Sampson, for Maid on Orange LOVE? .wonder whose brain-brat that was?*....On the general chairman: an- Mrs.Gladys Anderson, Park Fam.Real nice MONEY PROBLEMS? nounced.Mrs. Mrs.Beulah LewisMrs II wow. fehrtiM .y.iloW.. tfhtttrvcriMt drivers :3 subject of food Clarence Allen the cab Roomfurnished union former business agent turned salesman 0. Burns, willbe Betty Blalock and home. No Children ,.....L. a4..r. SirtcriyJOHN can It understand why folks will spend a dime pastor for the day. Mrs. Odessa Lane. $70 per week. WAMSTEEERUx WILLIE J. JONES note to buy a choice piece of meat ard then Others serving in various CO 4-4021 Duval Vocational Music will be furnished - official P.O. Box 146 -OROOE .... 10 Ottwy aw cent capacities ruin it by cooking it in a seventy-nine ,by the female PARK SOUTH ArtJCA Cola Dealers pot. Allen sells an exclusive line of kitchen- during the morn- choirs of. the church':. Pepsi salute Willie Yare which will bring out the best in foods. ing include: Mrs.. At 3:30 p. m., Miss Jamesof the Tenth COST OF LIVING experts gathered at the"Trop" Hyrtis Terry of Day Carrie.Walker chair grade. He is member of the recently figured that the ice costs ten per- Spring Baptist Church; man of youth, will t a cent of the price of a pint of Scotch..as one Sunday School super- supervise the Explorers club a nd program Ivey put it, "the cost of the ice leaves me intendent; Mrs. Josephine The evening hour will 1 has received the out- cold, man..Spea1dng of spirits,Jinznie Clevelandsect. feature Miss Joan standing Scholarship Jenkins does most of his imbibing on the fish- Mrs. Vasxeil, Emanuel, Frazier, Mrs. Mary Award. His hobby is ing pier(?) at the Ribault. lesson review. Mitchell, Mrs. Grace baseball. . Sunday school teachers Gibbons Mrs Vanbure "* ** ' will be Mrs.Joyce Li : * Parker, Mrs. Johnnie x : . 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