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STARS Citation The Script, "The Script, Vol. 01 No. 25, January 04, 1947" (1947). The Script. 24. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-thescript/24 Saturday 10c Per Copy JAN. 4, 1947 THE SCRIPT Brevard County's Only Colored Newspaper Elmer Silas, Publisher VOL. 1, NO. 25 COCOA, FLORIDA Dorothy Sweetwine, Editor Local Girl Will Emancipation Program Is Mrs. Lucy Knight Speak For Elks Held At Mt. Moriah Church Visitor In Cocoa Miss Annie Laura Jones, daugh­ Emancipation Program MRS LUCK KNIGHT ter of Mr. and Mrs. Osborne To Conduct Revival Here Mrs. Lucy Knight, who has re­ Jones, was chosen in a recent Held at Mt. Moriah sided in New York City for the meeting of the local lodge of Elks The Brevard County Branch of past ten years, arrived here on to represent Indian River Lodge the NAACP was the sponsors of Christmas day, practically sur­ No. 692 LB.P.O.E. of W., in the the Emancipation day program, prising her parents, Mr. and Mrs. annual oratorical contest. In this held at Mt. Moriah A.M.E. church Dennis Sawyer of Merritt Island. contest Miss Jones will compete in this city en Jan. 1. Although She is stopping there with her the attendance to this program was with other speakers from various parents and also spending much not as great as expected, the pro­ points of the states who will rep­ of her time here in Cocoa with gram itself proved both interest­ resent other state lodges. her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. ing and timely. and Mrs. William Monroe of Lem­ The contest will be held dur­ As principal speaker for the oc­ on Street. ing the annual state convention' casion, Mr. W.J.H. Black, presi­ Mrs. Knight, when a resident held in April in Ocala, Fla. dent of the Lake Wales branch of here, was active in church and Bills Mansfield, Smith, Ellis, NAACP was chosen and he, a very civic circles and in New York City Coffey and William Monroe are efficient and forceful speaker, held she has not relinquished her char- the members of the lodge's educa­ his audience spellbound through­ acterists. She is still active in tion committee who are sponsoring out his discourse. The other num­ church work and has taken on sev­ Miss Jones. This committee will go bers on the program were from eral other hobbies which have now to Hungerford School in Eaton- various points in the county, in­ become an obligation. Two of ville, Fla., where Miss Jones is at­ cluding Merritt, Titusville, Mims, which are sewing and music. tending school to confer with in­ Melbourne, and this city. These Since moving to New York, Mrs. structors of the English depart­ were all creditable to their re­ Knight has finished in dressmak­ ment there and arrange for her spective towns and made up a ing and fashion designing, having* coaching. very interesting and entertaing received her training at the Man­ All Elkdom in this vicinity is program. hattan Trade School there. She is behind Miss Jones in this contest Mr. H. T. Moore, state execu­ now taking ladies' tailoring from and it is their desire that she is ELDER D. D. GILHAM, who tive secretary, and also secretary the school. victorious. will conduct a soul stirring reviv­ of the Brevard county branch, pre­ Mrs. Knight's fondest hobby al meeting here at the Church of sented the speaker, while the Rev. now is piano accordion music which Daughters Entertain God in Christ. This meeting will H. D. Parker, pastor of St. Paul she has been studying for some last for ten days, starting Tues­ M.B. church, this city, was master time. This being prompted by a Bills at Xmas Party day night, Jan. 7th at 7:30. of ceremonies. piano acordion which her husband Elder Banks is superintendent of purchased in Italy and presented The Daughter Elks of Magnolia the Cordele and Columbus Districts Temple No. 441 entertained their Mrs. Rosa Ford Wins her as a Christmas gift some time of the Church of God in Christ ago. Since then she has studied Bills on the night of Christmas denomination iiii the state of Geor­ Atlanta Life's Prize Eve in the lounge of their beauti­ the accordian and now has it at her gia and is pastor of the church in Mrs. Rosa Leonard Ford was command. Mrs. Knight was guest ful Elks' Rest atop the hill on Albany, Ga. Elder Banks comes King street. This was quite a the holder of the luck number on the Christmas program at Mt. here highly recommended as a which entitled her to the prize of Moriah A.M.E. church last Monday boost to the oncoming Christmas gospel preacher and Bible scholar. spirit for the Elk family here. five dollars offered by the Atlanta night and rendered several num­ His sermons promise to be in­ Life Insurance Company. bers on her accordion. Tentative Chicken sandwiches, ice cream, structive as well as highly spirited. cake and coffee were served by Each year, heretofore this com­ plans are in the making for a re­ The public at large will do itself pany has offered a turkey to the cital featuring Mrs. Knight before Daughters Bessie Wright and Eth­ well to take advantage of these el Cottman, hostesses in charge. holder of the luck number each she returns to New York next gospel feasts by attending each Tuesday. The group enjoyed a lovely ev­ year during the holidays, but this of these meetings or as many as year, by request of the local agent, ening there at the rest and did possible. Mrs. Knight's husband, Mr. Ber- the prize was cash. These numbers tran Knight, is in the Merchant justice to the other Christmas fes­ The host pastor, Elder Banks and tivities that followed, prompted are obtained by all persons pay­ Marines four years now, having his congregation are extending a ing their December premiums in come home to spend a few days by this hilarious evening om public invitation to these meet­ Christmas Eve. advance on the first week in the previous to the holidays with his ings. The church is located on the month. Mr. C. R. Wynn is local wife, before returning to Shanghi, corner of King Street and Rail­ agent and had the numbers raf­ from whence he will go on a three Publisher Home road Avenue, just slightly west fled and drawn on Thursday night, months' trip to Genoa, Italy. His of its former location which here­ Dec. 19th. twin brother, Mr. Bernard Knight, For Christmas to-fore blocked Railroad Avenue s also in the Merchant Marine at King. Rob. Lee Thompson Dies and is now in Honkong, China. The Mr. Elmer Silas, publisher and brothers plan to go into business founder of the Script, spent the Rev. Coffey at After a persistent fight for his when they leave the Marines. week embracing Christmas here at Sister's Bedside life, little Robert Lee Thompson home with his wife and friends. died on New Year's day at 4:30 p. Carl Swisher, chairman of the Mr. Silas has been away in con­ The Rev. W. B. Coffey, pastor m. at the local hospital from com­ board of trustees of the Jackson­ nection with his work since Octo­ of Mt. Moriah A.M.E. church here plaint which this writer was un­ ville Junior College announced last ber in 1946. His many friends, has been constantly at the bedside able to obtain. Little Robert Lee week that a site for the school church associates and especially of his sister who has been criti­ was the youngest son of the late has been found about seven miles his co-workers on the Script staff cally ill for the past three weeks Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lee Thomp­ from the downtown section, com­ were happy to have him home in Jacksonville, Fla. Because of son and the nephew of Mrs. Hen- prised of 200 acres. Construction again. Continued on Page 3) Continued on Page 5) plans are beiivg made. Page Two THiS SCRIPT Elmer Silas, Publisher THE SCRIPT every heart during the prevalence A Louisiana Reader of the great spirit of peace. Writes THE SCRIPT is published every For our country, we pray that STATE Saturday at 430 King Street, Cocoa, the spirit of peace penetrate Florida, for the colored people of 409 Eight Street, Theatre Brevard County. every governmental activity dur­ Monroe, La. ing this new year. We hope and December 6, 1946. COCOA Elmer Silas Publisher pray for peaceful endeavors in our Continuous Dorothy H. Sweetwine Editor To the Editor and Co-workers of 1 to 11 P. M. Sat-Sun. and Advertising Manager town and community and for each the Script: Rosa L. Jones, Harry T. Moore and individual we pray for a year of 3-5 P. M. iVim-Tue R. M. Morse, Contributing Editors Please acept my highest con­ David Hall — Circulation Manager peace. gratulations on the wonderful work LAST TIME TODAY Cassie Terrell and Bro. Simmons Columnists you are doing in publishing the TWO FEATURES only Colored newspaper that Co­ Circulation Prices: On Second Thought Single copy 10c By Major C. Leroy Hacker coa has had to offer. This simply Three months $1.00 goes to show that our town is up "Gallant Journey" Six months $2.00 The investigation of Bilbo and One year $4.00 the consequent newspaper and ra­ and coming and in tune with other Rates for advertisements, notices, towns its size and larger. AND etc., by appointment with Adver­ dio comments make good reading. tising Manager. While it is unfortunate that not I am in Louisiana visiting friends and have been for some Address all mail to THE SCRIPT, enough evidence of coercion was "The Elpaso Kid" 430 King Street, Cocoa, Fla. brought against Bilbo to convict time. My mother, Mrs. Ethel L. him on the Negro vote issue it is Davis, sends me a copy of the Church news must be in the mail each Monday night. gratifying if he can be convicted Script each week, which I enjoy SUN-MON on any score. reading very much. Several of my SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1947 The death of Talmadge was a friends join me hi reading it each BOB HOPE in blow to those who are interested week. in white supremacy and the sub­ I bid the Script's entire staff Our New Year's Prayer God speed in this wonderful work, "Monsieur Beaucaire' By Rosa Jones sequent fight for his office prom­ ises to be a landmark in southern and wish you a bright and happy The great spirit of peace that new year. comes with Christmas and the new politics. These are isolated inci­ TUES., WED. dents. The important fact in both Very sincerely, year is still prevalent everywhere. SUSIE J. DAVIS. As we enter into the beginning of situations is THE NEGRO VOTE. It is an evidence of the importance With temperatures ranging from the new year our hearts are filled Hoping to secure the new state with thankfulness for life, health, of the Negro vote not only for now 72 to 76, lifeguards at Miami but for the future. tuberculosis hospital, Palm Beach Beach estiate that over 15,000 vis­ and all the sustainances of good county commissioners are offering living that was afforded us during But if the Negroes are to take it public beaches daily while that a 150 acre site near West ralm many more will be found on pri­ our past year's voyage. We ponder advantage of the situation as it Beach. in our minds our blessings and now exists—if they are going to vate beaches in the area. with hearts of submissiveness, we protect present gains for future give thanks. Probably for some of use, they must move into the fight us, the three hundred sixty-five now. This is no time to stand on days' voyage of 1946 held many the side line and watch others de­ dangers, many disappointments, cide our future! this is the time to Chandler's Repair Shop some sorrows and some sadnesses. join forces and make the future But if you were spared through what we want it to be. A Complete Line of TOYS! these trying experiences, you can John Rembert, editor of THE Bkycle Supplies Fishing Tackle be thankful . . . you were not de­ INFORMER, made a step that is feated. worthy of emulation. Noticing that Fresh and Salt Water Rods and Reels The fact that this great grant Lt. Gov. elect Thompson came 103 Harrison St. D. J. Stansfield, Prop. should give us a stronger determi­ over the past weekend with the nation t6 do better living in 1947. statement that he was for the In every instance where we have principles of Talmadge in order to been negligent, thoughtless, or in­ get the office, Rembert wired Ar- considerate we're glad to make nall to withdraw his support from Wynnes Auto Repair Shop amends. With the new year comes Thompson. More of us need to wire a desire for closer fellowship the committee on investigation of 521 Magnolia Street among our friends and loved ones. Bilbo. A desire to spread more sunshine The Negroes in America are out and happiness about and around to enjoy all of the best that our General Repair on all Makes of Cars us, to do to the fullest extent of native land has to offer any peo­ our ability everything for the up­ ple. These privileges do not come Welding Our Specialty lift of God and humanity, to serve through wishful thinking; they in any capacity where our help is come through fight, clear thinking, Experienced Mechanics. Let us Serve You needed, to lighten the burden of and hard work. those sore in distress, to be more Every church, every club, all Erven Wynn, Mechanic and Owner understanding, more kind and pa­ outstanding individuals should join tient, to be more tolerent of any hands and send letters and tele­ situation arising against us, ex­ grams and visit all of those who hibiting the intelligence that makes can make the future of the race the solving of the most compli­ secure. This is the time to give cated problem easier, to be a bet­ second thought to every major YOU CAN GET IT AT ter citizen, remembering at all movement in America—and act in times the fundamentals of good the interest of the group as a citizenship, to support more whole­ whole. heartedly those enterprises that WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE mean the advancement of our peo­ Tom Ferguson, Miami attorney ple, to cherish the things that en­ and justice of the peace, is report­ Auto Parts, G.E. Major Appliances courage, enlighten and give us ed to be considering his chances, hope for the future ... to honor should he decide to run for office Household Needs, Paint and many other items and respect those in leadership of attorney general in the event and authority, these and many that the incumbent," Tom Watson, more are the desires of nearly runs for governor. '^j THE SCRIPT Elmer Silas, Publish** Page Three By City Briefs and Social News Rosa Le Jones

Mrs. Violet McKenzie of Wil­ York City, spent the holidays here of Daytona Beach and fifteen oth­ MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT liams street is reported ill, having with Mrs. Walker's parents, Mr. er relatives, all from Daytona The Trojan Club announces the been confined to her home for sev­ and Mrs. Dozier Nichols. The Eeach and South Carolina. They marriage of one of its fellow mem­ eral days. Script staff members Walkers motored down. spent the day here and had din­ bers, Mr. Cornell Goodman, to Miss are hoping for her a speedy recov­ ner in the late afternoon. Mr. Eva Mae Griffin. The merger was ery. Mr. William Sands, who is a Scott was with his sister for the held during the holidays. The student of Florida Normal College Trojans are wishing for this union Mrs. Lillial Royal of New York in St. Augustine, spent the holi­ first time in two years. The guests much happiness and success. City and Mr. Clinton Davis, also days here with his sister and motored here. of New York, spent Christmas brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Cha.- REV. COFFEY here with Mrs. Royal's sister, Mrs. lie Singleton. The Singletons a id (Continued from Page 1) Georgia Edwards. They went to Mr. Sands motored to Miami whe e Mr. and Mrs. Moses Elkins of his sister's illness, Rev. Coffey was Miami Friday following Christma? they spent Christmas day with Merritt Island gave a dinner in unable to handle his Watch Night to spend some of the yuletide parents. honor of Mrs. Royal and her service and the Rev. W. M. Davis with some of Mrs. Royal's friends. friend, Mr. Kenneth Davis, both conducted the same in his stead. They returned here Thursday of Mrs. Rosebud M. Dickinson of of New York City, on Friday night It is expected that he will be at this week and enjoyed a colorful Miami, Fla., is here spending some Dec. 27th. Refreshing eats and his post Sunday, Jan. 5th. He is party in their honor given by Mr. time with her mother, Mrs. Milin- drinks were served in abundance. also scheduled to leave for the an­ and Mrs. Edwards. da Hazeley of Magnolia Street. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. nual conference Tuesday, Jan. 7th Dewey Edward, Mr. and Mrs. in Ft. Lauderdale, beginning Jan. Mr. Cornell Goodman, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Wynn, who is in Richard Brown, all of Cocoa. 8th. Mrs. Mosella Williams of 306 the public school system in Madi­ Avocado Avenue, has returned to son, Fla., is here spending the the city from Marianna, Fla., holidays with her husband and where he spent the holidays. While other relatives. Mrs. Wynn is there he was united in matrimony scheduled to return to Madison, with Miss Eva Griffin of that city. Sunday, Jan. 5th. Indian River Furniture Co. The bride will join Mr. Goodman here in about two weeks. HOLIDAY DINNERS A very brilliant and colorful af­ COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Mrs. Mercy Lee Singleton and fair was the Christmas dinner of Mrs. Carrie Frierson of St. Au­ which Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Silas gustine, Fla., were here Sunday, of 104 St. Charles Street were host H. J. Bazemore, Owner Dec. 29, the guests of Mr. Laine and hostess to twelve. The guests E. Singleton, husband of Mrs. Sin­ were seated at approximately four 9-11 Magnolia Ave. Phone 101 gleton and brother of Mrs. Frier- o'clock to a table laden with son. They had been to Miami and baked turkey and heavy menu of West Palm Beach and stopped other holiday dishes. Fruit cake here on their return. They dined and hard sauce was the dessert. at Nancy's Cafe while here. Guests of the Silas' were: Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Silas, little Mr. Robert Sancious of Rock- Dorothy Lee Silas, Sarah and Al­ SEASON'S GREETINGS ledge and this city spent a week berta Muse, all of Kissimmee, of the holiday season in Miami Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Jones from the with his sisters, Mesdames Sophie and their children, Robert, Annie McQue and Lela Bows. Mr. San- Laura and Rebecca Jones, Mrs. D. W. Brown's Grocery scious' many friends will delight Jones' grandmother, Mrs. Sallie in knowing that he is physically Campbell, all of this city. able to travel again, as he has The guests departed in the early 531 So. Avocado Avenue been in ill health for several years. evening commenting the Silas' highly on such a sumptuous din­ Mrs. Marie Williams of this ner. Mr. Laurence Silas and party D. W. BROWN, Prop. city spent her holidays in Miami spent the day here with his broth­ with her children and her rela­ er and wife. tives. Among other Christmas dinners Mrs. J. R. Monroe of St. Charles with guests were that of the Bri- Street left last Sunday for Ocala, sons of No. 10 Travis Street. Mr.; Fla., where she is spending sev­ and Mrs. Louis Brison were host HOME MADE PIES eral days with her sister, Mrs. and hostess to Mr. and Mrs. Ho­ Sadie Davis and children. She will ratio Dickerson of 111 1-2 St. are our specialty return in time to resume her du­ Charles Street and their house ties at the Cocoa Junior High guests, Messrs. Floyd Simms and Enjoy School where she is teaching. Leon Johnson, the latter are wait­ ers at the Brevard Hotel. Other Regular Meals and Mrs. Hastie R. Scott of 337 Mag­ guests were Messrs. Phillip How­ nolia street left Friday, Dec. 27th ard and Samuel Riley, both of this Short Orders at the for Pasaic, N. J., where she will city. The Brisons served a lovely spend two weeks with her daugh­ turkey dinner which was both ap­ ters, Mrs. Irma Knox and Mrs. Ber- petizing and tasty. Mrs. Brison nice Bullark, and their children. received flattering compliments on Mrs. Scott was with her children her dinner. Rosa Maria Coffee Shop and grands one year ago, this 239 MAGNOLIA STREET—PHONE 9132 month. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scott of 337 Magnolia Street had as their ETHEL JENKINS, Prop. Mr. and Mrs. Ivory Lee Walker guests Thursday, Dec. 26th, Mr. and son, J. C. Ager, Jr., of New Scott's sister, Mrs. Beulah Lewis Page Four THE SCRIPT Elmer Silas, Publisher

THE HEAVENLY CHURCH OF of the Sunday School last Sunday THE FIRST BORN and the lesson which was taught Adlease Potter, Reporter. by Mrs. Julia Solomon was of un­ Service throughout the holidays usual interest. One of the new Fox Photo Studio at the Heavenly Church of the year's resolutions here is to begin 305 DELANNOY AVE.—PHONE 53 First Born were in keeping with Sunday school each Sunday the season, and good attendances promptly at 9:30 a.m. were noted at each meeting. PORTRAITS Last Sunday's services were high Elder Mahogandy delivered a all day. The Sunday School was very inspiring sermon from the PHOTO FINISHING interesting and the young folk 8th chapter of Romans in the ev­ very responsive. Supt. Chester ening. His text was "Fight On." CAMERA SUPPLIES Wynn was in charge. In the eve­ Visitors are always welcome to ning service, Mrs. Inell Crapps worship at the Church of God. taught a beautiful lesson from St. Matthew 24:42. All present enjoy­ ed her discourse and made high PRINCE HALL LODGE NO. 11 compliments. We are especially inviting vis­ A. F. & A. M. Magnolia Dry Cleaners itors to worship with us next Sun­ day evening, at which time the of Cocoa, Florida No One Can Please Everybody services promise to lend unusual interest. Services start at 7:45 Meets every First and third Fri­ But We Try o'clock. day of each month. 218 Magnolia Street CHURCH OF GOD At the K of P Hall, Magnolia £t. Emily McGhee at 8:00 p. m. ROBERT JONES, Prop. Mrs. D. B. Wynn was in charge All brother Masons are welcome.

J. C. AGER GROCERY 323 Magnolia Street Phone 9127 FOR PORTRAITS OF FINER QUALITY LET THE FRESH MEATS AND STAPLE GROCERIES T & G STUDIO Ager & Ager, Props. DO YOUR WORK Special Prices for Our Holiday Customers Until February 15th Three 4x5 Portraits FREE with every $3.50 Order. Out of town customers please write or call HORACE TUCKER, Prop. Spend Your Leisure at 514 MAIN STREET, MELBOURNE, FLA. PHONE 298-W Blue Moon Beer Garden Magnolia at Railroad

BEER, WINE, and SANDWICHES Silver Dollar Bar OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Ashwood, Props. Patent Drugs and Sundries

Corner Hughlett and Lemon CUT RATE GROCERY Open Day and Night Until 12 p. m. (THE GEORGIA STORE)

FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Amusement Galore STAPLE GROCERIES THE BEST OF MEATS

Laine E. Singleton, Manager Our Prices Are Right THE SCRIPT Elmer Silas, Publisher Page Five

ZION ORTHODOX P. B. ten days' revival meeting. This vicinity to attend and a special CHURCH NEWS meeting "will begin Tuesday, Jan. invitation is extended to the entire By D. A. Hall 7, and will be conducted by Supt. public to enjoy his spiritual feast Christmas eve night, this church D. D. Gilham, pastor of the Church with us for ten nights. Ruby Lee's Laundry observed its annual Watch meet­ of God in Albany, Ga. He will be Poinsett Drive, V2 block ing. The service started at 9:30 assisted by his wife who is a Mis­ p.m. with the officers conducting sionary of repute. Services will MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT west of railroad the devotional. Covenant meeting start at 7:30 each evening. The was held for 45 minutes, after pastor, Elder A. R. Banks, and his Mrs. Clara Coile wishes to an­ Look for Sign which the pastor delivered a very membership are asking all pastors nounce the marriage of Mrs. E. Two-day Service timely sermon from the subject, and their members in the city and L. Howell to Mr. Wilson Ray on on Special Bundles "What Time Is It." All present Saturday night, Dec. 28, 1946 at seemed to have enjoyed the ser­ 7:30 at the home of the bride. Ruby Lee Partridge vice. The Rev. W. M. Davis performed Last Sunday night the pastor Laundress v/as present and preached an able Available for the ceremony. Guests who wit­ Louise Moye, Ironer sermon which was very uplifting. nessed the marriage were Mr. and At the close of the service, he CARPENTRY, Mrs. Frank Cone, Mr. and Mrs. Lula Mae Byrd asked all members to be present Charlie Wade, Mrs. Ella Grant and Dress Ironer at the next Church Conference MASONRY the bride's son, Mr. Randolph which will be held on the night Jackson. of Jan. 10, 1947. Business of im­ portance will be handled. CEMENT FINISHING Deacon Sam Strawter and Mrs. Mazie Bacon are still sick. Mem­ PAINTING bers are asked to call and see them. Harriette's Ice Cream Parlor Contract or by the Hour CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST 237 MAGNOLIA STREET—PHONE 9123 Lucy Jackson, Reporter Happy New Year to everybody! WILLOUGHBY The pastorm officers and members TRY OUR SPECIALTY DISHES: of the Church of God in Christ MURPHY are starting the new year with a Strawberry Ice Cream 35c new year vision, a desire to win 201 Orange St. Cocoa, Fla. souls to Christ, by conducting a Apple Pie a la Mode 35c Ice Cream Sandwich 30c Banana Split 35c Goodyear Tires and Tubes Cake Scoop—fruit or plain 20c Car and Home Supplies Harriette Brothers, Props. COASTAL AUTO SUPPLY CO. 298 Delannoy Ave. Phone 448 WOOD OF ALL KINDS Cut To Order WE INVITE YOU TO DO YOUR MARKETING AT Prompt Delivery D. A. Browns Grocery Service Your Convenient Store in the College Park Section WILLIAMS WOOD YARD FRESH MEATS and GROCERIES 505 Magnolia Street Courteous Service Always T. W. Williams; Prop. 531 SO. AVOCADO AVE. D. A. BROWN, Prop.

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COME IN! WE MAY HAVE IT! 101 POINSETT DRIVE Page Six THE SCRIPT Elmer Silas, Publisher

THE TROJAN CLUB NEWS Produce moving from the Pom- PATRONIZE GEORGE P. HINTON By Loomis pano State Farmer's Market con­ POST No. 177 Happy New Year to all, from THE MERCHANTS WHO American Legion District 11 all of the Trojans. Well, here's tinues to be heavy. During the Department of Florida hoping that everyone will let the past week an average of 50 cars ADVERTISE — Regular meeting at the Col­ good times of the holidays roll a day have been shipped. ored Service Center every 3rd by and let's get ready to enjoy IN THE SCRIPT Sunday afternoon at 3:00 p.m. some real fun and see some fine games coming up, such as games jpmmmtim a!!ilB!!iWH!Klilliail!!B!-liH!ilHI[nil with Florida Normal and other | colleges. The Trojans hooked up the Navy i last Monday night in a good per­ 1 formance of basketball playing4. i The Navy outplayed the Trojans GOODllTH in the first half, but comes the m second half and a different score. QUANTITY QUALITY Jackson, Cason and Gilbert put the Trojans on top at the, end of the COURTESY FRIENDLINESS fourth quarter and scores weie 36-26, favoring the Trojans. Service With A Smile Keep tuned to this column and keep up with your favorite sport and the lads who play it. | Fresh Meats and Groceries I ROBERT LEE THOMPSON | Live Hens and Fryers For Sale (Continued from Page 1) I rietta Mitchell of this city. The child was living with one of | We Do Appreciate Your Patronage his aunts on Merritt Island at the Sunset Groves when he became ill. His father was killed here two | GRAVES GROCERY & MEAT MARKET years ago and his mother died previous to his father's death. | 216 Magnolia St. A grandmother, several aunts Cocoa, Fla. I and a brother are among those who • mourn the passing of little Robert | Owned and Operated by Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Graves | Lee Thompson. ^:iHi:::Hi.:iS^i;H!^H::;'HI:^n. Hli:,HI;;:Bi::HI::BiL Hi, •. MMHI.H^' ££, ^£ .^ DJ. &a^ ^S ^ a^'. H ^ 1^ ^ ^i, H 1^ ^a, &. ,3ii M>!l WALTERS JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE! Friday, Jan. 3 to Saturday, Jan. 11

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LADIES' ALL WOOL COATS Boys' Part Wool BOYS' JACKETS Boxes, Fitted, Shorts and Full Lengths WASH TROUSERS Values Sale Price Values Sale Price Cossack and Battle. Sizes 8-18. Value $2.95 $25.00 $16.95 $38.95 $19.95 Sizes 8-18. Value $4.95 $29.95 $16.95 $39.95 $22.50 SALE PRICE $3.79 SALE PRICE $1.98 $35.00 $19.95 These are but a few of the many items on sale. Buy NOW and SAVE at WALTERS COCOA, FLORIDA