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41.1, Greetings--
,I ’l’;‘ At the break of a new day. as the sun in
t . ‘ in glory dirpvls the clouds. so may lhu
. 1.. " New Yvar dispel your (lands and troubloa
\ v ' “I and upen In you in clear vision that will
\ I: ‘ bring happiness and prosperity, is the
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Clarence R. Anderson
ATTORNEY AT'LAW
801‘ McDowall Bldg. E 110: 4580
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on Father Time s Birthday!
Time turns nut backward in its flight ~——
« , ‘ ~ ‘ but looks ever forward to a brighter day. May
1; ' . 1931 brim: that brigheer day, and hour. and
I" . 9 . year for you. is our sincere good wish. So,
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which Hum the leorful c‘nixnm for New
Ymn‘ un- tlm friends who wish you nll
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I next twelve months. Wu are numbered
umnngql Ilu-m- and dnlm: Hur utmost to
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WETERN DISCOUNT CORPORATION
"We will loan you SSO to $100"
Strictly Confidential. Low. flutes.
809 Terminal Sales mag. MAln 3580
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L 31 Hearty New Year Greeting!
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/" {f a business nnternrlso where there exists
- . '\ a “no feeling of tx‘lenqship for patrons.
. al~ We think or you. We npprvcinre ynn.
We wish ynu won. To everyone we wish
a Joyous New Your.
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222-22! 4th Ave. South (‘orm-r 4th and Main St.
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TNEV A_ 1 Greetmgs
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‘ flcha the joys of the New Year. all of
g E which we wish for you and yours. Our
fl ~ . joys of the closing year were in the op
’“ A *Q ' 'portunltlos of serving you. We thank
you . . . and hope we merit the continual.
‘ y . tion of your patronage.
DIME & DOLLAR SAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
2nd Avenue at Columbia
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‘ o 9 . wishes of sincere “landowner la tlwre
‘| J I-;Ill A mortal soul who would. So open wide
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,lt ‘ burs evorywllero. Happy New Year and
a; many of them.
1‘ m Leo R' Lee
’1 , YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD STORE
’ Corner 22nd Ave. and Madluon Ht. Phone EA.“ 7887
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Another Year—another opportunity to wish our
friends and patrons “Happy New Yvnr." You wore kind
to us during; 1930, a truly trying your for all of us, and
we are grateful. It was your friendship and your loy
alty which helped us over rough spots and we are appre
ciative. May good fortune smile on you.
. RED TOP CAB CO.
ELiot 5900
:25? New Year:
,We extend the greeting of the day to the friends we
have and those we hope to know. To each and every
one we wish all good things during the New Year.
J. S. JACKSON, Executive Secretary
901 Mission Bldg. MMn 0290
THE NORTHWEST ENTERPRISE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1931:
Negro Recognized As Part 01' Nation
Thn American NGQ'TO ha: pro-g
ur‘;~'~wl to the point where he is recw
Jznized us- an Inwernl TIP-Vt of the,
nation with :13} the duties and respon
hillilllivs of Ullu‘l‘ itrmzf‘: in the pop—
ulalien. The Negro is no lcnrzor an
outcast. his cause is no ionizer one
for eccentrics. be is icing l'ecugniZL‘d
as an iult-sral part. an important‘
section, of the nation.
Today over one-fifth of the Ne-l
woos in America ‘.i.'e above the old
Mason and Dixouliuu and one-third
liVe in cities or towns. Thus the
Negro is distriuuted throughout the
nation, and is no longer cxdusivcly
a resident of the rural South.
Accumulated Wealth. 2 Billion
While the World war and the
northward migration culled forth
these changes, the race itself was:
making progress. it is now estab
lished in ownership of farms and in
both skilled and unskilled occupa
tions. Negroes are owning small
businesses and are found in chants
of a few large enterprises. The-re
are Negro millionaires. In two gen
erations Negroes have become liter
‘ate, in many instances well-educated.
self-supporting, increasingly respect—
‘ed and self-respecting.
1 A recent government survey re
ports that the accumulated wealth of
Negroes in America amounts to two
billion dollars ($2,000,000.000). that
700,000 Negroes own their own
homes, 232.000 own farms and 70,-
000 own or operate business enter
prises; that there are 73 New banks
iwith a captilaization of $6,250,000
doing an annual business of over
$100,000,000; that there are 48.000
Negro teachers. over 1000 of them
’giving instruction in institutions of
higher learning.
I While the mass has been strut:-
glinz upward a small number of Co]-
| ored people have achieved distinction
[judged by any standard. Dr. E. E.
[Just is not a great Negro biologist.
he is a. great biologist. Professor
lCzu-ver. of Tuskegee. the peanut and
lswwt potato wizard, begins to take
[his place with the eccentric geniuses
lin science. Singers and pointers and
l Negro artists generally are becoming
the vogue.
Education Improving
No phase of American education
has gone forward more rapidly dur
[ing‘ the past decade and a half than
of Negro schools and colleges. This
is partly due to the fact that there
Were such inadequate provisions at
‘the beginning of this uoriod, but the
.rapid promos: is a significant sign
{of thé times whatever the previous
condition.
There are four great Negro uni
versity centers of today: Washing—
ton. with Howard university under
‘the leadership of a Negro president.
‘Mordecni W. Johnson; Nashville,
it"hel‘e Meharry Medical college is
‘building an entire new houpital and
laboratory plant immediately adjoin
ing a revived and reorganized Fisk
university; Atlanta, where a group
of colleges of distinguished history
are forming a confederation under
ithe historic title of Atlanta univer
lsity, including the strong undergrad
uate colleges of Morehouse and Spel
n.an. and New Orleans where denom
inational colleges and a hospital are
merging: their resources.
In no phase of life is the interde
pendence of the races more clearly
seen than in health. Disease knows
no color line. Germs do not obey
Jim Crow laws. Tuberculosis, pneu
monia, malaria and tyghoid spread
quickly from one group to another.
.Modern public health has made us
irealize how vitally a part of our
icommon national life the. Negro is.
[Recognition 01' this situation is bring—
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lection of the health of tho Colored‘
people. Negro death and sickness
are being decreased to the benefit
of that group and of the nation as 3*
whole. .
New Attitude in Anne?!“ 1
The general attitude toward the
Negro in America has‘ clung-ed fun-i
dnmentally. in spite of individual
distrees and still prevalent prejudice.
the Negro. to a degree unbelievable
half a century ago. is recognized as a‘
member of the nation, and as a part‘
of the American stream of life, not
laomethim,r detached and uide from
it. And the Negro and his friends.
while still insisting upon funda.
mental rights, should shift their em
phasis to obligations.
The opportunity is presented. now
for the first time in the history of
the nation. for the Negro to assume
his place as a regular integrel part of
American life. To hold and justify
that place the Negro must work
hard. While continuing to fight for
his rights he must accept the duties
and obligations of American life.
lNegroes must struggle without rest
until as a minimum the whole race
is literate, clean. orderly and de
pendable. ' ‘ " "
The Black Reginent
Hundreds on hundreds fell:
But. they are resting well;
Scourges and shackles Itropg
Never shall do them wrong.
0, to the living few.
Soldiers. be just end true!
Hail them as comrades tried
Fight with them side by side;
Never, in field or tent,
Scorne the Black Regiment.
George G. Herold
Auto Maintenance
22nd Ave. and Jackson St.
l'hmn- EAsl 6830
Do It Now
If you have I Word of praise,
Speak it now;
Do not well: for other days,
Say itvnow. .
There are henrts that you may cheer :
Bowing ’neath i hemav loud. ‘
There are crippled ones so near
'Trudzing on the roughened road.
Help them now.
If you’d give 3 flower are. '
Give it now; |
Or a kindly hand you'd share.
Share it- now. . I
_Other days may be too late l
' ’For 1 soul that’s bowing low. ‘
Act todey and do not welt. i
Some good day you’ll Ice and“
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GREETINGS'
At this happy season of the year
when good, cheer and friendliness
reign in every heart, we add our
own sincere good wishes to the
neighborly greetings going out to
our customers and other friends in
our territory
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We Thank You . ‘
For your frlvndshin and good will during the p’ust '
yvnr. and wish you one and all .
A Happy New Y 9"
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