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Card: Thornton\u27s Service Station, 1st & Hogan St., Jacksonville, Florida. Undated

ROGERS SILVERWARE TO CUSTOMERS
A. L. Thornton, Prop.
THORNTON’S SERVICE STATION
Woco Pep Gas, Puroil Gas, Greasing and Tire Repairs
Tiolene Oils Telephone 5-1480
1st and Hogan Sts., JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
One card with each 25c purchase
Order For Rogers Silverware
No cards redeemed unless accompanied by One Cent 
with each card
Mail these cards to
T-A-D Company MADISON & OGDEN AVE.CHICAGO, - - - ILL.
Who will deliver Rogers Silverware to our customers holding 
the proper number of cards' as per list shown below. CARDS 
FROM SEVERAL CONCERNS CAN BE COMBINED.
50 Cards 6 Tea Spoons 150 Cards 6 Table Forks
50 Cards 6 Coffee Spoons 25 Cards 1 Sugar Shell
100 Cards 6 Orange Spoons 25 Cards 1 Butter Knife
150 Cards 6 Table Spoons 200 Cards 6 Table Knives


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Thornton\u27s Service Station Business Card

Card: Dr. C. F. Turner, 701 Hogan St., Jacksonville, Florida. Non Surgical Clinic. Undated

OFFICE PHONE 5-1473
DR. C. F. TURNER
701 HOGAN STREET
NON SURGICAL CLINIC
JACKSONVILLE.
FLORIDA



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Dr. C. F. Turner Business Card

Card: Business card: People\u27s Transfer Company, Light and Heavy Hauling, John Hayes, Manager, 519 Broad Street, Jacksonville, Florida. Handwritten note, front: Mays. Handwritten note, verso: Mrs. White I have Bin trying to get in touch with you all afternoon, call 5 6762 Mays. Undated

LONG AND SHORT DISTANCE TRIPS
Peoples’ Transfer Company
LIGHT AND HEAVY HAULING
Day or Night mays Phone 5-6762
JOHN HAYES, Manager
Office 519 Broad Street Jacksonville, Florida



Peoples\u27 Transfer Company Business Card

Correspondence: Postcard from Vivian Chavis to Miss Eartha M. White, Jacksonville, Florida. Jacksonville, Fla. Bethel Baptist Institutional Church. Undated

Jacksonville, Fla. Bethel Baptist Institutional Church
Post
MESSAGE May Be Written On This SIDE.
THE HUGH C, LEIGHTON CO, MANUFACTUR
 PORTLAND, M. E. , U.S.A. , 15187


Postcard From Vivian Chavis to Eartha White

Card: Free soup and bread, Daily 12 to 1 P.M., 233 West First St., for the hungry unemployed, white and colored. Undated

FREE SOUP and BREAD
DAILY 12 to 1 P. M.
233 West First St.
FOR THE HUNGRY UNEMPLOYED, 
WHITE AND COLORED
U . N . F . LIBRARY


Free Soup and Bread Meal Card

News Release: Easter party for the Junior Girls Auxiliary of the Riverside Baptist Church held in the auditorium of the Clara White Mission. Undated

The above group are the Junior Girls Auxiliary of the Riverside Baptist 
Church, Mrs. J. W. Davis, Jr. and Miss Dorcas Mason gave their Easter 
party in the auditorium of the Clara White Mission Monday afternoon. 
The Juniors had a very enjoyable meeting. Many interesting games 
were played during the evening.
The following persons were present: Mary Lou Jenkins, Betty Ruch, 
Alice Stewart, Yvonne Herrington, Louise Toney, Evelyn Greenway, 
Sandra Kicklighter, Edith Menzie, Margaret Ann Garrett, Betty Hayden, 
Judy Knighten, Mary AnnFaulk and Margaret Adams.


Junior Girls Auxiliary of the Riverside Baptist Church Easter Party Held At The Clara White Mission

Newsclipping: Funeral announcement of Minus Thomas. Undated

Deaths and Funerals
THOMAS—Funeral services -for Mr. 
Minus Thomas of the old St- Augus- 
tine Road, who died at his residence 
Sunday, October 26, will be held 
Monday at 3 P. M. in Friendship 
Baptist Church with the Rev. Harri- 
son, pastor, officiating. 'Mr. Thomas 
was born in Taylor County and had 
lived in this city for the past 65 
years. During his time he gained 
many friends who mourn with the 
family over his passing. He leaves 
to survive him: Two daughters, Mrs. 
Mattle Wright and Mrs. Ernestine 
Clark; one son, Mr. Eugene Thomas; 
three sisters, Mrs. Maude Prince, 
Mrs. Ethel McCray and Mrs. 
Mary Jane Colson; six grand­
children; five sisters-in-law, Mrs. 
Mozell Thomas, Mrs. Arney Thomas, 
Mrs. Rebecca Turner and Mrs. Sal­
ly Simmons of New York and Mrs. 
Rosa Lee Gathers of South Carolina; 
four brothers-in-law, Dan Prince, 
Willie McCray, Joseph Giff and 
Peter Colson; six nieces; ten neph- 
ews; and Mrs. Ruble Robinson and 
Mr. Clifford Johnson; other relatives 
and a host of friends. Interment 
will be in the family plot in Mt. 
Zion Cemetery by Huff Funeral 
Home.
DOWNTOWN
OLDSMOBILE
1231 Main St. Ph. 5-0
CLEAN USED CARS—
LOW PRICES
TERMS—TRADES—CASH
1942 Lincoln sedan. overdrive, 
radio, heater ......
1942 Chevrolet Fleetline sedan. Ra- 
dio. extra clean .......
1941 Ford deluxe tudor. Good all 
over ..........
1941 Ford Deluxe tudor. New mo- 
tor ....
1941 Ford business coupe. Extra 
good buy at .................
1941 Plymouth Spec. Deluxe se- 
dan. low at .......S2 - 584
584 584
MORTGAGE MONEY - 2½% to 5%. Jack- sonville property only, Buckman. Ulmer & Mitchell, Buckman Bldg..Ph. 5-1840.
½% UP—Quick action. M- M. Woodley. 
Ph. 5-3725 505 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 
MORTGAGE LOANS—Low interest, S. R..
Thornton. Hildebrandt Bldg. 5-3931. 
MORTGAGE LOANS—½% UP- Walter 
D. Shelly. 915 Greenleaf Bldg., 5-4411.
MORTGAGE LOANS—Low interest, quick 
 service. Fidelity Federal Savings & 
Loan Assn.. 16½ Laura St. Ph. 5-6025.
 OANS—GI, FHA & conventional mort- 
gage loans. Interest as low as 4%. 
Come in to see us for information.
T. M. KIRBO
Ph. 5-5122 405 Barnett Bldg.
MORTGAGE LOANS— 
FHA. GI & conventional. Ph. 4-5411.
GEO. F. BEENAN CO., Inc.
MORTGAGE MONEY — Large or small 
amounts, lowest interest rates. No 
appraisal charges.
FRED L. MULLIKIN
236 W. Forsyth Phs. 5-1769, 5-1770
MORTGAGES—Bought: also real estate 
contracts, equities: buy property under 
foreclosure. Or any kind of litigation. 
Any size. Anywhere. Real estate loans.
J. P. YOUNG
1010 Fla. Bank Bdlg. ___ Ph- 5-3337
HA LOANS—Combination FHA & GI 
loan. Also construction loans, city or 
suburban property.
MASON LUMBER CO.
Ph. 7-4385 Ph. 7-6198
HA, GI & CONVENTIONAL LOANS— 
 Construction Loans Our Specialty.” 
WM. J. PORTER & CO.
120 East Forsyth Street 
Telephones 5-0993. 5-4400
WINTER COAT—Heavy green; too 
small for owner; sacrifice, $25. 2978 
Riverside Ave.
BABIES SULKY CARRIAGE—In good 
condition; also high chair; reasonable. 
Ph. 2-0647 
GURLEY TRANSIT — Mountain type 
with level bubble, vertical circle and 
stadia. Box 7013, T.-U.
COATS (2)-Very good condition. Size
16. 203 W. 19th St.
PECANS—Best grade paper shell. Fifty 
cents per pound. Shelled pecans, $1.25 
per pound
BAILEY STOKLEY 
Monticello. Fla.
GIRL'S BICYCLE—Juvenile size. 2164 
Gilmore St Ph. 7-4629.
HEATERS (2)—Circulating oil. 1 apt. 
size. Practically new. Other larger. 
Reasonable. 1225 Edgewood Ave.. Ph.
CLOTHING—Ladies teel blue 2-piece
suit, 3 coats, blue, red, gray, size 14. 
Reasonable. Ph, 9-7907 after 6 P. M. 
Miss Jane Townsend.
YOUR HARDWARE NUMBER—
4-6611
AUTO SEAT COVERS—
Sedans, $12.50 installed.
Greene Seat Cover Co.
2505 Liberty St.                  Ph._6-0278
PUMPS—Water system, sales, repairs, 
service and installations. FHA terms. 
G. D. (Dick) GABEL 
4617 Astral St. Ph. 2-2940
TARPAULINS—All sizes & weights, larg- 
est stock in Jacksonville.
SURPLUS GOODS CO.


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Thornton\u27s Service Station Business Card

Dr. C. F. Turner Business Card

Peoples\u27 Transfer Company Business Card

Postcard From Vivian Chavis to Eartha White

Free Soup and Bread Meal Card

Junior Girls Auxiliary of the Riverside Baptist Church Easter Party Held At The Clara White Mission

Funeral Service Announcement - Minus Thomas

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