The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, January 09, 1942, Image 4

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The weekly echo., January 09, 1942, Page 4, Image 4
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CUSTOMERS And FRIENDS:
We take this method, to tell you, it’s with deep appreciation for your patronage that has
helped us carry on thru the old year-may we further state in behalf of our Government—we
are wishing victoriously; and doing our part to defend this our American way of life. For you
and yours and me and mine not only for this New Year, but for all times.
Come in and see what we have to offer as a
saving to you, and with this, you can help
“Uncle Sam”.
BUY DEFENSE STAMPS—OR DEFENSE BONDS
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C. M. E. Church .
j Rev. Roy L. Young, Pastor
D. V. JOHNSON
Printers & Binders 507-25th Ave.
H. & W. FILLING STATION
Phone 663 4th St 25th Ave
PEOPLES’ CASH GROCERY
Phpne 4267 501-25th Ave.
HOLE IN THE WALL
Rooming House 2511M>-5th St
DR. JAS. D. MACON
■ 2505 - 5th Street
MAGNOLIA MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO
Tupelo, Mississippi
1 S. J. LOVELADY
Kwick Shoe Repair Shop
2415-5th Street
E. F. YOUNG. JR.
i Barber and Beauty Shop
DICK’S BAR-B-Q
Phone 9363 2419-5th Street
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PUBLIC DRA,Y
2430 4,th St., 25th Ave. P hone 663
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DANBURY HAT CO.
Mrs. Isenberg
at01-5th Street
FARMERS SUPPLY STORE
SEED—FEED—WAGONS
2334 Front St. Phone 1G41
UV/U U A AiTlLCI
Come Dine and Dance
507% - 25th Avenue
....CITY PLUMBING COMPANY ....
Phone 420 510 - 25th Avenue
HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Wear -
SCHWOBILT
TROY LAUNDRY
177 — Phones — 2379
SUTBERRY BARBER SHOP
Anderson Taylor, Prop
2511 5th Street
CLARK>S STUDIO ,
407 23rd Avenue..
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'LAUDERDALE CO. COOPERATIVE
F-ed, Seed and Fertilizer
2108 Front Street
UNIVERSAL LIFE INS. CO.
H. W. Kelly, Manager
W. K. Thames, Asst. Manager
“Insure and Be Sure’’..
BRCWN SKIN BARBER SHOP
Cour top us Service
.2505 - 5th Street
HARLEM BARBER SHOP
You’ve tried the rest-Now try the Best
2909-5th St. E. L. Henry—J. V. Price
Proprietors
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.At The Grand Terriace Cafe
303%.. - 25th Av sue
HOLBROOK BENEVOLENT ASSO...
’’Poor Man’s Friend”
S. M. ROBERTS
• Radio — Bicycle Shop
519 25th Avenue
ROYAL SHOE HOSPITAL
2410 5th Street
For Day and Night Service
Call 1784
j TAXI COMPANY J. B Manager !
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BERRY & GARDNER
Oil Reliable Funeral Home
j 2513 5th St. Phone 2241
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PALACE DRUG COMPANY
For your Drug Need and Cosmetics ..
| 503 25th Avenue Phone 9121
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THE GOWER PRINTERY
.Good] Printing Qiuck
Phone 735 2315 Fourth Street 1
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DR H. W. WILSON
3110%- 5th Street
FIELDER" - BROOKS PHARMACY ‘
And the entire personal wishes a
Happy and Pijosperous New Year
2505 5th Street .Phone 9130
MR. IED
Well, Mr. Ed, ’tis been a
long time since I writ a letter
to yo’, aint it Mr. Ed? Now
dats on a count o’ I’se been try
na git ev’ything else off’n my
mind so I could write doubt any
trouble, but ’tis de haudes
thing in all uss as peoples has to
do is to git ev’ything off’n yo’
mind but des one, aint it Mr.
Ed? Now, I had nearly all off
till I wus almost ready to write
to you and den I commence to
gittin’ duns, and news ’bout de
war had done got rat at my do.’
So I des said I wus a gwina
write yo’ any how; so I is des
telling yo’ ’bout I is gwina go to
writin’ to yo’ some more rat be
hind dis har ’nouncement bout I
is gwina start back. I think
ev’ything is a’gittin’ in a purty
bad shape now don’t yo’ Mr. Ed?
Yers truly,
“Mr. Green.”
Bethel A.M.E. Church
>:30— Sunday School, Mr. Lath*
Stencle and Miss Annie Ruth Mrf'mlimm
superintendents.
First Sunday! Pastor’s Day. llJOla
and 7:30 p.m. sermons by the pastor
3:00 p.m. each 3rd Sunday sermon by
pastor: Mr. Dixie Russell pastor stc*»
ard.
11:30 a.m. Second Sundays trustee day.
11:30 a.m. 4th Sundays Missionary day,
Mrs. C. Hursey, president.
Choir practice every Friday night 7JO
Presidents: Mr. Luther Stanela; Hi*
Gleo Clark.
Rev. Mrs. L B Williams, Pastes
Miss Ljna Payne, Seue.
To Buy or Sell
Peanuts—See—
AYCOCK COFFUJE Co.
Wholesale and Retail
of fresh coffee
2416-5th St. Meridian, Miss
Importan
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Unpprtant Notice to Presidents—
AH persons renewing jn the H B. A
wha became hnfinancial in September
or before the September Boards wiU be
Counted) in the Big Drive. Not Only will
new applications be counted but renew
ed members will be counted as well..
Those who failed to pay the December
assessment will not be counted as re
newals. We hope that you wiU as local
presilents and members bestir your
selves. Lets add all of the members
possible.
The $142.00 paid in the December
Boards hsould be encouraging to us all
The General OFFICERS have had to
make a sacrifice on salary in order to
bring this ampunt up to $142.00. Won’t
you help us?
CHURCH NEWS
The Junior Missionary Society of
Newell Chapel church, w;th Reverend
R. L.Young as pastor, is starting a new
Conference years work. There are many
things that wj are intending to do, but
the highest aim js to get the younger
group to see the task that lies before
us and ip be up and about our Master’s
work doing it faithfuUy and wUl;ngly.
We know that no churlh cas move with
out. the folk; therefore, we as young
folk have decided to take the right stand
We have dec;d-d to stand until we can’t;
then reach back and get God and stand
anyway. The society has seen fit to
elect pfficers For the New Year and
they are as FoUows:
President . Mrs. Janie Burks
Vice President . M;sa Mary Foster
Secr -tary _ Miss Jessie BeU Stinson
Treasurer . Mrs. Lucinda Carter
The above OFFICERS have pledged to
sive the;r most worthy support. By this
ive konw the church will continue to
triumph in grace. .,
Rev. R. L. Young, P.C.
_ Jessie B. Stinson, Reporter.
Cleaners and Hatters
511-13-25th Avenue Phone 130
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GEORCE NEWTON
CHRISTIAN FUNERAL HOME
Distinctive Service
P. A. CHRISTIAN, Manager
503 South 5th Ave. Phone 199 |
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Laurel, Mississippi
Honest Value
Rofal Shoe Hospital
j 2410 5th Street
! Don’t be misled by cheaper prices in shoe repairing. You can’t beat
; our prices ror quality aho-; repati ing. All Kind ot polishes, laces
rubber heels, etc. BKING US /OUR SHOES
2410-5th Street Meridian. Mississippi
IT h > beot u f Drills, Paints, Wallpaper & Seeds at
Rayncr’s Drag an 1 Paint
! Store
"IT PLEASES US TC PLEASE YOU."
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23rd Ave. and Front Street Phone 306
FREE DELIVERY
[______
Meridian Burial Association
Strayhorn-Young Funeral Home
-EMBALMING and AMBULANCE SERVICE
Official Undertakers tor H. B. A
For Prompt and Courteous Barrie* at AJB Times Call
OFRCE 1M0 RESIDENCE 8074
H. STRAYHORN A E. F. YOUNG, JR. MANAGERS
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I SPECIAL OFFER i
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