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The Tuskegee General Alumni Association pictured belore
the monument of Booker T. Washington on the Institute grounds
during this year’s annual, meeting. Captain Alvin J. Neely,
Registrar at thie school, was elected president at this meeting
PLEASANT GREEN 0
BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School opened at 9
o’clock. Mrs. «Trene Oliver, sup
erintendent. All classes were
represented with a large number.
Morning services were spiritual
and timely.
The rally, Dec. 22nd, which was
sponsored by the assistant pastor,
Rev. E. E. Wilhite, for the
Pastor’s Aid. was a decided suc
cess. Thirteen Ministers were
present with their captains. Mrs.
E. E. Wilhite and her minister,
Rev. Thornton, received the five
dollar prize. Mrs. Lillian Haw
thorn is president.
The B. Y. P. U. opened with
Mr. E. Collier on time. Several
visitors were present. Miss
Bessie Lee Taylor had charge of
the program.
Rev. E. E. Wilhite, assistant
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pastor, preached at the evening
service. Subject: “The Devil and
Tom Walker.” Another rally
sponsored by the Rev. E. E. Wil
hite for the “Pick Up Club” last
Sunday afternoon “An Angel
Rally.” This was a wonderful
rally financially. Mrs. Manvie Mc
Intosh is president.
Mrs. George Mitchell, 2508
Parker street, entertained several
guests at her home Christmas day
in honor of her husband’s birth
day.
Many lovely and useful presents
were received by Mr. Mitchell.
Tho Mitchells are planning to
spend the New Year day with
Mrs. Mitchell’s brother in Des
Moines. tTowa.
The musical tea given by the,
Sunday Night Musical Club was a
unique affair. Approximately 350
people attended.
Mrs. Irene Morton was mistress
of ceremony. Selections were
rendered by the mixed chorus, and
all ladies chorus, a duet by Mrs.
Irene Morton and Mrs. Venus
Starnes, a solo by William Davis.
The president of the club, Mrs.
Delores Blackwell, was introduced
by the mistress of ceremony, and
she in turn introduced the other
officers.
Rev. J. S. Williams is the
director of this fine group of tal
ented people, and Mr. Preston is
assistant director.
The ‘Y’ building was beautifully
decorated in the season’s colors.
The table was adorned with all the
dainties and delicacies appropri
ate for an affair of this kind.
Mrs. J. L. Steele of Kansas
City, Mo., is the house guest of
Mr. and Mrs. I. Carey, 2302 N.
27th street for the holidays. Mrs.
Steele has been a friend of the
family for years.
Among the many home-comers
arriving for the holiday season
were: Miss Albertine Jhonson,
former secretary at the Y. W. C.
A., once of Omaha, now of New
York; Miss Asilee Dotson, who is
studying the nurse preparatory
course in Kansas City; Mr. Carl
ton Goodlett, student at the Uni
versity of Southern California,
and graduate of Howard Univers
ity; Mr. John C. Williams, stu
dent at the Nebraska University
in Lincoln; Messrs Eugene Skin- j
ner and Edward Wiggins, both of
•Towa University and Mr. Robert
Coulson, C. C. C. member at Fort
Reilly, Kansas, and Mr. Wanase
fcee Fletcher*, also a student at the
Nebraska U.
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Miss Vonceil Anderson, daugh- ■
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Ander- j
son, 2914 Lake street, spent the j
holiday season with a girl friend i
to Succeed Jesse 0. Thomas of Atlanta. Alphonso Iloningburg
was named secretary. Captain R. S. Damaby is the permanent
alumni secretary
In Dallas, Texas. Miss Anderson
is a student at Bishop college.
Miss Lela Johnson, of Lincoln,
Nebraska, was the guest of Miss
Nadyne Clark over Xmas. Miss
Johnson is very prominent in
church affairs of that city. She
is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
Johnson.
Mr. J. R. Lillard, of Kansas
City, and a student at the Ne
braska University, spent the week
end with Mr. John C. Williams,
and Mr. Carlton Goodlett, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Good
lett, 2803 Binney.
A new shopping bag of the
usual size can be extended to car
ry large packages.
THREE unfurnished rooms for
rent. Strictly modern. AT. 7435.
FRESH EGGS
Holiday Poultry
Dressed Free while you wait.
1301 No. 24th HA 1985
Holiday Greetings To My Friends
MRS. Z. C. SNOWDEN
2005 Oasa Stroet
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Christmas Greetings to our Many Friends
MR. and MRS. HENRY BEASLEY
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Christmas Greetings to our Friends
and Patrons
Open All Night—Enjoy Christinas With Us
FANTASTIC DINE and DANCE
JOSEPH BOWIE, Manager
Yuletide Greetings To All
MELVIN SMALL j
221 Willis Avenue
Greetings of the Season
To My Friends and Clients
ATTORNEY W. R. BRYANT
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Holiday Greetings and Best Wishes
for the New Year
MRS. LOUISE STRAWTHER
2220 Willis Avenue
The 528-foot span of a new
bridge over a French river is
suspended from a single rein
forced concrete arch.
HEALTH, BEAUTY
AND CHARM
Keep Young and Beautiful—
If You Want to Be Loved
Going to a party? Of course
you are. Every one is, now
that Christmas is so near upon
us. So, of course, the arrange
ment of ‘Milady’s Coiffure’
must be given the proper con
sideration.
Some points to he remember
ed .A short bob, perhaps swirl
ed to one side with a slight im
pression of a shadow wave on
the heavy side of the hair.
The hair must be lifted high
off the neck and may be worn
with or without the coronet
braid .
The more uuuual the parting
the more chic the hair dress.
Curls! Curls! Curls to right
of us, curls to the left, of us,
masses of ringlet curls extend
ing over the forehead.
Ornaments of brilliant roe
stone, a real gardenia, a black
velvet bow, a halo of maroon
poppies. All of these hair styles
and others will add to ‘mi
lady's’ crowning glory.
Christine Althouse Beauty Salo
By courtesy of the Christine
Althouse Beauty Salon.
A Merry Xmas and a Prosperous
New Year To My Friends
RAY LAWRENCE WILLIAMS
Attorney
Christmas Greetings to our Many Friends j
MR. and HENRY MURDOCK j
2918 T Street
Best Wishes for a Merry Christmas
to all my friends
MRS. N. P. PATTON
1014 South 11th St.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS I
and.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR {
ALAMITO DAIRY j
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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
to all my friends
SGT. ISAAC BAILEY
Merry Christmas and Best Wishes
for the Yuletide Season
MYRTLE WASHINGTON
Merry Christmas to Our Friends
DOLGOFF HD WE. & PAINT STORE
24th and Parker
Holiday Greetings
ROY N. TOWL
Commissioners
HARRY TRUSTIN HARRY KNIIDSEN
JOHN KRESL BERNARD STONE
FRANK FROST
Merry Christmas To Our Many
Friends and Customers
PEOPLES’ CLOTHING CO.
107 South 16th
Best Wishes for a Merry Christmas I
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to Our Many Friends
MICKLIN LUMBER COMPANY
19th and Nicholas
Holiday Greetings
EMERSON LAUNDRY
and
ZORIC DRY CLEANERS
L. S. Hines, Manager
Merry Christmas and Best Wishes
for a
Prosperous New Year to my Many Friends
MRS. MABEL BROOKS
Best Wishes for the Yuletide Season
to All My Friends
MR. AND MRS. H. R, GREENFIELD
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Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year to All
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( MRS. MARTHA TAYLOR-SMITH
{ 2211 Ohio St.
M.
Merry Christmas to Our Many
Friends and Patrons
WILLA’S BEAUTY PARLOR
2225 N. 24th Street
MERRY CHRISTMAS
And best wishes for the New Year to my
1200 loyal Friends and Well Wishers who
voluntarily signed petitions to Governor
Cochran for my reappointment.
It was this expression of your confidence
in me that enabled the Governor to make
up his mind the appointment of one of your
group to a position merited by your loyalty
to him.
HARRY LELAND
State Oil Inspector
