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Page 7 EMANCIPATOR 1313 If it Pays To Carry It Hoi gres3 held in Jackson, Miss June 11-16, 1919. Mrs. J. M. Roberson, Vice President.

The Men Who Are Making The Emancipator Famous. What Montgomery Is Doing WE FEi IE Reception Tendered Mr. and Mrs. Freeny. Mrs.

Rebecca E. Lane and. Mrs. Katie Washington were ioint hostesses at a reception Tuesday evening, June 17 friends regret having her leave Quality-Low- Price-Service at Deans Cabaret honor or lr. n-nA Tva William TTVppnv NOTICE.

The Martin" Midget give a musical concer i Rev. M. Davison, the tra-; ia rWmino- Tuesday night July 8 elhng Evangelist, of 806 Jef- matron a recent bride, St. John A. M.E.

Church cyerson Street left Saturday forrnerly Miss Bea-Madison Avenue, under the au morning une 28th for New trice Walker of Tuskegee, Ala spices of the St. John working York and other points East and, Th hall was beauti FREE DELIVERY OF ALL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $2.00 t'R MORE FROM ALL NITED GROCERY STORES. Club. It is a musical treat.Com North West where he was call out and hear it ed to run a series of meetings fully decorated wjth Shasta daises and potted plants. Punch and sandwiches were served from a beautifully ap Mr.

Gus Gibson of 210 Franklin Street leaves Friday pointed table which was cover PRICES FOR Friday and Saturday At All United Grocery Stores Mrs. Lucius Brown, teache at Mile3 Memorial College a Birmingham, Ala. is the gues of her sister, Miss Tyler of Tus caloosa Street for Detroit to spend a short va ed with Battenburg lace over cation with his brother, MEJyeIow satin Blue birds perch Thomas Gibs ed among the daises which sur rounded the punch bowl. Mrs. Viola L.

Hudson pre Lieutenant Julian P. Rodger Mr. and Mrs. George Stew recently' returned fron art of 714 Hisrh Street delieht sided at the punch table wear France, is in the city this wees' ullv entertaned Sergeant Loui Green Mill Peas-No. 2 can white crepe de chine; i 'K whim: ing a 2t visiung relatives wm irenus noison oi imcago.

m.ax Criterion Flour 24-lb. sack Economist Self-Rising 24-lb. sack We are glad to welcome mm home on Wednesday night with nWT)Pfl blue crene meteor to the old home town again. Jockey Club Peas No. 2 can with lace over dres3.

a few friends. A two course lunchdon was served. 20c Mrs. Lane was beautifully Mrs. Annie Jones Williams.

gowned in white net on organdy of Marshall, Texas, is visiting Mrs. Emma Lucas, the sister. Gieen Mill Corn No. 2 can 24c Peerless Meal 10-lb sack 54c her relatives here, She is ac 1 0f Mr. and Mrs.

George Stewart companied by her daughter.be has gone to New Orleans for Peerless Meal 25- Aeroplane Corn No. lb. sack $1.35 2 can 17c fore returning to Texas sne wiii the Summer. visit New York City, Boston Announcement. Miss Washington wore whit net over pink satin.

Amng those who assisted the hostess in entertaining were Mrs. Alex Clark and Mrs. Robt Dillard. A. delicious salad and ice course was served.

About forty guests enjoyed the hospitality of these two ana otner points. i Cards are out announcing Macaroni and Spaghetti Large, 7 1-2 small 4c Washing Powder misses uorgie rams the marriage of Miss Maym Anita Nesbitt left Monday to Moulton and Mr Charlie Col spend a vacation in Cleveland Hn3 ThJ wedding took piace and Chicago. wedding took place Saturday Wm.J. ROBINSON, Business Mgr. A Young Man Of Rare Bnsiness Genius, Who Is aking The Emancipator a Business Success.

6 pkgs 25c 1 rn morning June 28th, 1919. At Auburn Creamery Butter 1 lb. 65c Peacock Syrup Gal. 97c; 1-2 gal 49c Campbell Soups As- can 11c Standard Tomatoes charming hostesses. Old Dutch Cleaner 3 pkgs.

25s Booth, Ala, Hews Mrs. Georgia narris noiiey anc Home U2 go Wabash Ave children of Hmton, W. are Chicago 111 visiting relatives in Montgom eryI i Mr. T. W.

Crowjder and Miss The stork paid a visit to the hine Lucag of Montgom. are visiting in Chica-of 200 Shady Street a few days a to attend the Granulated Sugar Per lb tit No. 2 can 11c ago and left a fine baby girl. A successtul service was ton-Collins wedding. They ara; neld Sunday' June 21-1919.

Raeeland Salmon No. 2 can. 21c Asparagus Tips Bear Brand, white 19c Tetley's Teas 90c; l-2s, 45c l-4s St. Regis Coffee 1-lb. can leit rattviue, tor Allen's Chap enjoying themselves immensel in Chicago.

Miss Lucas is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sophia Miss Williams of 109 Winter Street and Miss Amelia T. Car ter of 518 N. Union, received el A. M.

E. Church, our stop 47c Saturday night was with Mr, and Mrs. Jessie Cofield, they their certificates from the home nurse-training class' recently Lucas, 4823 St. Lawrence Ave Mr. T.

W. Crowder is guest of Mr. and Mrs. Collins, 2426 Wabash Ave. Sliced JPineapple Del spared no pains to make our Morning Joy Coffee 1-lb.

can 47c stay a pleasant one. On Sunday morning firo. Cofield hooked up Mrs. Callaham, widow of the "1 i Monte, No. can 34c Asparagus Tips Del Monte, can 40c 35? French Market 1-lb.

Mrs. A. L. Streety entertain his venicle and we made our can ed delightfully at her home 120; way to the Church. On our ar late Lieutenant Callaham, is vi siting her husbands parents Rev and Mrs.

P. A. Callaham of So. Jackson Street. Watt Street in honor of her sis-rival the efficient Superinten ter-in-law, Mrs, J.

H. Harris of' dent in the person of Miss Ala annie L. Whetstone, with the Secretary, Miss, M. J. Gardener Dr.

Alice Watkins and her mother left this week "for Los Streety had as her and the teachers were all en to snend theiruests Df- and Mrs- W- Un to spena wieiri, rvQi, Why Cook In Heat? Our Sanitary Delicatessen Department Will Supply you with many good things to eat, both for Home or Picnic. Holland Herring EACH, 5c Angeles, Cal gaged in teaching the Sunday Summer vacation Mrs, William M. Miles, Mrs I school Lesson. The lesson was Lizzie Beasley, and Miss Mollia reviewed by the writer, after i Misses Rosa Shaw and Al Lucas. which we began the Church berta Beverly left Tuesday for service.

We had an excellent Columbia University Mrs. J.H. Harris of Tuscom service both spiritually an ft nancially. Sinners were invite bia, is stopping with her Sanitary Market Miss Margaret Nunley of Bainbridge Street left for Chi to the alter. Fifteen came to be brother-in-law Mr.

West Stree ty Watt Street. In this department only the choicest meats are handled bj prayed for. On closing for the cago. 111, a few days ago to vi meats James E. McCall, Editor-in-Chief.

morning went with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Whetstone, where expert meat-cutters, in the most sanitary manner. iu oro ovTinsed to the dust-laden air or germ-breeding heat sit her aunt and to enter school in that city next Fall. Young Men's Working Circle Meets.

The Young Men's Working we enjoyed a good dinner.They cooled us off with ice cream. Circle of Mt. Zion A. M. E.

Zion evervthirrg is kept in refrigerat ed glass counters. MARKET THE MO DERN WAY United Grocery Stores Co Stores Everywhere-One Near Your Home Church met Monday night at On Sunday, June 21st, Miss F. Bell Richardson, superinten dent of nurses at Hale Infirmary, served a lovely course dinner in honor of Miss M. The Wizard Of Negro Journalism, Who Is Putting the Magnetism Into The Emaficipator that Makes It Read and Loved All Over America. the home of Mr.

J. H. DeRamu3 We enjoyed ourselves with them and on Sunday night we were engaged in another spiri tual feast at Allen's Chape from" there went to Mrs. 9 Westcott Street. The Club wa largely attended by both mem Vaughn.

Miss, Vaughn is one of ers and visitors. They vere our lormer nurses ui uu civ She has been away for the pas highly entertained by Mr. De Ramus. The Club held an inter year, and is now oacK on unai MARTIN'S BAND, THE MUSI CAL MIRACLE OF THE AGE MIDGET MUSICIANS MONTGOMERY BY STORM IN BIG CONCERTS IN LEAD ING CHURCIIESr esting meeting which with a jura. special effort raised $23.00 in -wwa.

w.w.-vo the meeting by her friends. The Club is planning to giva Card of Thanks. a private picnic some time ii Mr. and Mrs. M.

C. Graham of 1031 St. Jean Avenue, De- troit, Michigan wish toexteAd sincere thanks to their many. A nf Ul. King-Saffold Wedding.

membrances on the occassion A marriage of cordial in tercst to many friends was tha of their wedding June 15, 19 if. Card of Thanks. of Mr. S.S. King of Matthews 1 1 i 147 St wishes to thank her (j Th ceremon many friends for the kindness na 'J i I NEWS.

BOOTH, ALA. Patsy Bryants home and spent Sunday night and enjoyed our stop. Leaving for Prattville Monday Morning with a few the Emancipator A big drive is planned at Mc Zion Church. In this spiritual and financial drive we will haw Dr. S.

A. Bracy with us to help drive for the Master's cause All sister churches are invited to be with us in the rally. Dr. W. 1 1 III of Prattville, Station very successful quarterly Conference at Pleasant Hill A.

M. E. Church, Saturday and Sunday, June 21-22, 1919 where Rev. H. L.

Gardener is pastoring successfully. Dr. Hill is a deep Gospel digger. He presided over the Opelika District five years successfully. He will good wherever the Bishop may put him.

The following persons subscribed for the Emancipator three months each Miss Fannie W. Whetstone, 45cents, Mrs Patsy Brayant, 45 cents; Mr. M. 1). McKithen, 45 cents; Miss Mary Darden, 45 cents.

J. H. Bell, Reporter. shown her during her illness a home of the brides uncle, Mr Hale Infirmary. Card of Thank.

John Byrd at 24 Grady Street Rev. Bastum of Tuskegee, Ala. We wi.sh to express our heart officiated. 0nly members of tl i felt thanks and appreciation to immediate failies and a fev our many friends for their ten- -pnf1c, TVlo nn an- of town gucste were Mr. an liuiai unci lugs given uiiftiug the illness and death of our nephew, Frank Alfriend.

Mrs. C. B. Saffold and C. B.

Saf fold of Houston, Texas, am Mrs. William King and Mrs Gratefully, Amander Patterson, also Mr i Mr, tfr. and Mr Be ton Murphy. Thomaa Ki aH of Malthew3 Jamet McBryde Entertain I u. Ala.

Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. King left Friday afternoon for their fu On Thursday, June 26th Mrs.

James McBryde of So Jackson Street, entertained ture home at Matthews, Ala ii aunt no, iiici i- tin i i Progressive Whist, honor of Xheir ma friends extend t) Mrs. Charles Wheat Mrs. Wil-thcm congratulations and sin ham Price and Miss Katie Boy- wiahea for kin. The guest prize was won hy Miss Boykin; first prize by hop Laine.founder of Laine Col lege at Jackson, says have never seen any thing like this in my life, and ii it I sue the finest lesaons ii home-training that has eve who was formerly Miss Ana bel McCall of this city.and thei seven children ranging in ag from three to eleven years They are all trained musician and read notes at sight. The Airs, isreaux; ana consoiaiion prize by Mrs.

Carleton. Deli come to my notice, and I hav carry with them a brass bant septette and two drums, and is travelled all over this Country is a revelation to listen to their While the band was giving Band, Hawaiian Singers am others, who testify as to thei talent and efficiency as musi cians. Visit some of their con certs and be convinced. Prof. Martin is a travellin representative for the Emanci pator, the South's leading Ne gro newspaper, which is bein read all over America.

Thi wonderful band will bo Montgomery for the next thre weeks and churches or indivi duals wishing to have them fil engagements in near-by town should write to Prof. E. N. Mar tin, 336 S. Jackson Mont cious refreshments were serv ed.

Those present were Mea dames J. P. Mitchell, D. A. G.

Carleton, F. Bryant, E. Davis, A.E. Cotton Charles Stirrs, M. Breaux and L.

Gilmer, also Misses Eaelena Willease and Mamie Simpson Josie Mutrry, Alberta Boykin and Sadie Jones. music. Their director is only an open air concert in Mont four years old and is a wonder gomcry, some one asked Montgomery, July3-The musical, social and intellectual circles of the city are congratulating themselves upo the appearance of one of the most unique and highly inter esting musical organization that has ever visited Montgom ery, namely Prof, E.N.Martin' Hand which is composed almos entirely of midget musicians, the youngest being only three years old. It is the musical miracle of the age. Prof.

Martin, who six year ago was one of the teachers at the local Normal School, is a band master of rarest ability He is accompanied by his wife Missionary Convention The Missionary Convention of the Wetumpka District will hold their first Missionary Con vention at William's Chapel A. M. E. Zion Church, Hunt. St.

-Montgomery, Dr. C. Baker July We intend to raise $300.00 for mbnions, please help us. We are asking you before the opening of the Convention to give us only 5 cents, each to help raine our shire of mission money. Every one is invited.

Mrs. S.J. Thornton, Supt Buds of Promise. At the B. Y.

P. U. meeting the Dexter Avenue Daptia Church the following progran was rendered Sunday, June 29 1919: Vocal Solo Mrs. Shipmai Paper Miss Jessie ThoMa Inst. Solo Miss Mabel Stirr Paper Miss Howar Short Talk The Bible.

-It-Place in the Union. Mr. II. I ewis. Vocal Solo Miss, Swindal Mrs.

J. M. Robinson gave a good nnd very interesting re rort from the National Sunday fv-hnol Hi(l B. P. U.

Con, They are in the concert work their nationality.whereupon Dr and are already booked tor ajri. i. KirkpatncK whose omce number of engagements in thi arc in the Bell Building, said it matters not aoout tneir na tionality. Just listen to the mu sic.lt is the sweetest I have eve city. Prof.

Martin's Band carrie with it many strong endorsj ments from some of the promi Miss Alice Taylor 131 Wall Street left Sunday for Cleve land, Ohio, to ioin her dauyhte Mrs. Mary E. Streety. Her gomery.Ala.or in the care of th They carry souvenirs fron nr-nt citizens and musicians 0 our country. For example, P.p.

musicians of not.surh as Sotisa'i Emancipator..