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FRFD ATr TTLT 25. 1317 ALABAMA TRIBUNE, MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA" PAGE TrtnElf Sunday. Ross Accepts Challenge D. C. LAWYER "HOT GUILTY" PLEADS TO CHARGES PHANTOM REPORTER Ashcy.

24. Willie Lewis, 25 To Messourie Del-la hey, 18. Will McMlllon, 44 To Mary Wat son, 33. Julius Johnson 22 To Cleac Jordon, 23. Roosevelt Jackson, 22 To Hattie B.

Jordon, 19. John E. Holmer, 21 To Essie Mat Jackson, 20 General H. Stringer, S3 To Rose L. Coldwell.

42. Vally Smith, 37 To Willie Mae Body, 28. Johnny B. Fenn. 17 To Mattie Mae Mitchell.

16. Henry Brooks 17 To Rosetts Llge. 18. Comes The Low.Down! 0. Box 1624 Can a Negro trained for business, do business? That Is the challenging question which' the New Ross funeral home, the Rosses exception ship of Its president, J.

A. Ross will endeavor to answer in the afftarma tive.1 In presenting to the citizens of Montgomery and vicinity its modern ly equipped and up to the minute funeal home, the exception Calloway, present the best trained staff and personnel of any funeral home in this section. J. A. Ross, old er, son of the late R.

A. Ross, pioneer undertaker of the horse and buggy era and humanitarian, one of its sponsors, has received the Master's degree In the field of Bust ness Administration from one of the country's outstanding universities. Besides this formal training, he has had more than sixteen years of actual experience as an employee and co-owner of the Ross Clayton Funeral Home of this city or which his father was co-founder and its life-time president until his death. Feburary 7, 1945. Its embalmers consist of a unlver slty graduate and college graduates In addition to this, each embalmer has had more than ten years Work experience in the funeral or undertaking buslnss.

Moreover each of the attendants have had five or more years actual experience. It is a known fact that few, if any ilideed. Negro business operators have received any formal training at all. A look around this city and vicinity reveals that there A world-wide chain of 'repository" libraries aim of the U. N.

NEWBERRY'S STORE OPENS 9 A. M. is not one colored business owned and operated by Negroes, that the owners have been trained for busl- ness. They have reached their goal on the "hit and miss" basis. It is surprising how some have attained such phenominal outward success.

A little talk with any of them finds they received no formal training', never-the-less, througih trial and error method, which was dominated by "mother with" they succeeded. Yes, with the generous support which they seek and solicit from the citizens or this county and adjoin- lng counties, and In the path of reputition and In the memory of their father and grandfather, R. A. Ross, thj Rosses, proudly present the original and "only Ross Funerai Home and accept the challenge. Metcalf's Saves You More BOYS' White Gabardine SUITS I Sizes 8-9 and 10's Coal and Short Pants formerly sold for $5.98 Metcalf's S1-98 METCALF'S 13 Commerce Street STYLE SHOP SALE Howard was engaged in the May-Garsson bribery case.

He ran out of the law offices and ran into Estes and Claig at Sixth and streets northwest, a half block away. In an exchange of shots with the policeman, Williams him self wah seriously wounded and the officer killed. PERSONALS Mrs. Bessie Smith of Montgomery left recently for Washington, D. C.

To visited her sister, Mrs. Susie Scott, her stay will be indefinltly. Mrs. Jackson, 38 Ludie St. announces that her brother is on the sick list in Elmore, Ala.

Mr. and Mrs. Feeling of 529-2nd St. W. Birmingham, Ala-are spending their varation in Montgomery, Ala.

This Is their home. Clanton News BY MRS. ELLEN WHITE ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Member of the American Lutheran Church. Brother John Floyd, Supt.

Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. Church at 2:00 p. m. Rev.

Percy C. Dumas is pastor MORNING STAR BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School at 9:30 a. Mrs. Wilson Bryant, Supt. Preaching! at 11:00 a.

m. and 8:00 p. m. every fourth Sunday. HOPEWELL BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Schooi at 9:30 a.

m. Mr, Ralph Oden, Supt. Preaching at 11:30 a. m. and 8:30 p.

m. every first and third Sundays. Rev. F. K.

Dudley, pastor. FOUNTAIN CHAPEL AME CHURCH Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Bro W. A.

Hamilton, Supt. Preaching at 11:00 a. m. and 8:00 p. m.

every first and third Sundays Early morning prayer services evey Sunday. Rev. Jesse Jackson, pastor UNION BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Bro.

A. Dickersons, Supt. Early marnlng services held every J. Look Out, Higher Ups, Here Mail Yours To P. Well, Well, this month is near gone, tut It Is leaving a history he-hind so (or as we here in Ala.

are concerned ani not only Alabama tut there are some ot these other States Is just like Alabama may be some what worse than this State, especially -when it come to places like N. O. Oa, S. C. In those States only thing they believe in doing Is killing somebody, by taking them front the Jail', to.

the woods, and when the news got out, you rill final most likely the body of the Perdue and bis nelce, Miss Owen-body' can tell how it was done are whtf did it. Now let me see what is in the old mall bag, look like it is full of something this morning, but if it is any thing that is long, why I can't get it in this week my space has been CUT again, how ever I BAKERY CALL AT SHAW'S BAKERY For Fresh BREAD, ROLLS and CAKES JAMES H. SHAW. 307 Wett Jeff Davis Arann MQNQTGQMERY, 'ALA. mm 2 N.

Perry St. 'Starless Steel to to go a COATS SUITS $8.00 Values to $19.50 2 FOR $5.77 Limit, 4 to a Customer LADIES DRESSES Preaching second and fourth Sun days. Rev. R. C.

Mlxon, pastor. Recently Mrs. Christine H. Stapler of Chattanooga, Tenn. was the house guests ot Mrs.

Llllle Gunns A party was given in honor of Mrs. Oussle Foshee.Mr. and Mrs. Emory Thompson have returned to their home in Cleveland, Ohio, after visit ing his parenU, Mr. and Mrs.

O. C. Thompson, also relatives In Jim soil, Ala. and Columbia, Circle No 3. of the Union Baptist church met Thursday July lTth at the home of Sister Dora Smith, Mrs.

Lula Judklns chairman. Jlew. and Mrs. Morris have returned homt after closing a' two weeks revival In Columbus. Miss Jlm-mie Mae Goldsmith and baby Jo Goldsmith ot Detroit, Mich, are visiting their auntee, Mrs.

Alice Colmon. Susie Wilson and other Ellena White has returned horrji after spending her vacation with her mother, Mrs. O. B. Moore and family at York, Ala.

Also visited Mrs. Ruth Sledge In Demopolls, Ala The friends of Mr Mrs. Julis Pearson regret to know that he is the veteran's Hospital, Tuskegee, Clan ton, Branch of the N. A. A.

C. P. met Monday night In its regui'ar business meeting, Mr. J. L.

McDan-iel is president. Prattville News By REV. M. W. LAWSON BETHEL CME CHURCH Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.

Mr. Howard Lamar, superintendent. Preaching at 11 a.m.' and 7:30 p. first and fourth Sundays. Rev.

M. C. Jackson, pastor. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School at 9 30 a.m Rev. C.

M. Robinson, superintendent. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30. p.

every second and fourth Sundays. Rev. H. Smiley, pastor. WARD CHAPEL AME CHURCH Sunday School at 9:30 Mr Worthy Hughes, superintendent Preaching at 11:00 and 7:30 p-m.

Rev. W. H. McSpadden, pastor. POPULAR SPRINGS AME ZION Route Prattville Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.

U. S. Thomas, superintendent. Preaching at 11:30 a.m. Rev.

W. Gardner, pastor. UNITY BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Brother Charlie Tymes, superintendent. Preaching at 1:30 p.m.

every ultra ouuuny. Rev. John Bates, pastor. PILGRIM REST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School at 9:30 am Preaching at 11 ajn. and 7:30.

Rev. M. Bj. Harris, pastor. AUTAGAGA HILL AME ZION CHURCH Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.

Mr. Willis Stoudomlre, superintendent. Preaching at 11:30 ajn. and 7:30 p.m. and third Sundays.

Rev. W. A. Jenkins, pastor. ST.

PHILLIPS EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School at 1 p. m. Preaching at 2 p. m. Rev.

Percy C. Dumas, pastor. Lay-Missionary, Ivory Cameron, assistant. MT. RAMER PRIMITIVE BAFT.

CHURCH day. Brother A. L. Livingston, superintendent. Preaching every second Sunday at noon.

Rev. A. I pastor. 1 i CHURCH OF GOD Allendale Road Sunday School at 9:300 a. m.

Rev. Rev. J. Hampton, Supt. Preaching at 11 a.

m. and 7:45 p. m. Rev. A.

B. Gray, pastor. SPRING HILL AME ZION CHURCH Sunday School at 9:30 a.m., Mr. Milton Hardy, superintendent. Preaching at 11:30 a.

m. and 7:30 p.m., second and fourth Sundays. Rev. W. A.

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D. (NNPA) Dan Williams, 38-year-old disbarred Jackson, lawyer, pleaded not guilty last Friday to of first degree murder and assault. A district of Columbia grand Jury last Monday returned an indict ment charging him with murder In the first degree in two cases. Williams fatally shot Policeman Hubert W. Estes, of the First Precinct, and Ray E.

Davenport, clerk Tor the Committee on Admissions and Grievances of the District Bar Association. Wounded were George W. Daze 11, secretary of the commit and Cecil A. Clalg, a building at he Municipal Court build lng. Although he had been disbarred from practicing law in Mississippi aecause of alleged misconduct in a divorce case, Williams came here and applied for admission to the Oistrict ot Columbia bar.

The committee learned of his disbarment and recommended rejection of his application. Williams went to the committee offices in the Municipal Court building and demanded refund of his application fee of $125. When it was refused, he became enraged, witnesses said. 'He shot DaTzell and Davenport in the Municipal Court building and then fled to the offices of Cobb Howard and Hayes, where he asked to see Perry Howard, Republican national committeeman for Mississippi. He was told that Mr.

Miami Paper Presents Race News Broadcast MIAMI (ANP) Setting a precedent in this section, the editors of the Miami Tropical Dispatch, Dan Francis and James B. La-Fourche, bring to the citizens ot this city each Saturday noon "News and Views" of colored America over station WKAT. Station WKAT is located in the fashionable Miami Beach section. It is estimated that more than 50,000 persons listen to the weekly broadcast. I will do the best I can and get all iin In nrh week -NOW this first letter saya a certain lady who has had her nro ror a think sh should Bet sick the floor thing is now trying to put it oh some TWO 'HEAPED person, by saying some body has fixed her, slnse reading this let- ter I teu you tne iruvn, iou.

uc me this poor woman peed to first try to think on Jesus and if this is done, I think things would get much better tn a very short time. This one thing that I can say, she better stop her foolishness and try live by doing what some X. doctor tsll her to do, but if she wont to some other kind of doctor why 1 can See death around the corner, can't AH. AH. AH, AH.

tell me a young who every body thought was lamb, but tell me those who were around her Saturday night thought she was a devil. You see it all happened ilke this, her main boy friend sent her -word he was gone of and may not get back in time for this great fair, tell me she was glad of this so she rushed out to meet her new toov tell me late that nllght the big BOSS came in and she was standing clase to her new lover, I understand BIO BOSS walked over and throw ed a blgi pistol on them and said, if either one of. you all move I will kill you, ten me when shs held her head up and saw DEATH, why she started BEQ OINO both death and big boss until he agreed not to KILL THEM, may be this young lady won't be so smart next Dan Cupid During the past week marriage certificates were issued to the. following couples: Dennis Smith, 67 To Estella Powell, 42. Joson Lewis, 23 To Willie Mae Llge, 20.

Marshall Weatherly, S3 To Ella Scott, 47. Henry Jackson, 47 To Martha Adams, 39. Henry L. Christian, 22 To Annie G. Elym, 19.

Nathaniel Thomas, 25 To Mollie Phone 3-5791 .1 I Values to $4.98 each FALL CLEARANCE Church New THE BONNER CIRCLE OF ST. JOHN A.M.E. CHl'RCII The Bonner Circle will meet Sunday at 4:30 p. m. Mrs.

Willie 3 Ford 114 Ludie St. All members are urge to be on time, visitors are welcome. Bro. C. L.

Hargrove Prcs Sister. Willie M. McCloud Secy. BOOTHE NEWS BY ARCHIE GOODSON MT. ZION AME CHURCH Sunday School 9:30 a.

m. Bro. B. H. Henderson is Supt.

Preaching every first and third Sundays at 11:30 Rev. Geo. Curry pastor. LOCUST BLUFF M. E.

Sunday School at 9:30. Mr. Leslie Goodson Supt. Preaching at 11 a. m.

Rev. Jackson, pastor BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Schoo7 at 10: a. m. Mrs. T.

M. Mims, Supt. Preaching at 12, every first and third Sundays at Rev. J. M.

Canady, pastor. PEACE BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching every second and fourth Sundays. ST. MATTHEWS EVANGELICAL Sunday School at 1 p. m.

Preach ing 3 p. m. Mr. Jack Deramus, Rev. Percy C.

Dumas, pas tor. Visit Relatives Miss Doris N. Perdue of Detroit Mich, and Miss Gwendolyn Mitchell of Birmingham, were recent visitors in Montgomery, they were here to see Mr. Frank Perdue, of 516 Scott St. who has been on the sick list for some time but he was made to feel better when he saw his daughter.

Miss Doris Perdue an also his neice, Miss Owen. dolyn Mitchell, Mr. Perdue was able to take the visitors around town and finally to the office of the Alabama Tribune, where they were royally truer tainea. Miss Perdue wrote her father and asked him to express their aoDrel atlon. to Mr.

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