davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Girls Summer Dresses
.R We're 5I.95

IS cotton Summer dresses for
girls. 'teen-age and chubby sizes.
Assorted plaids. dots. stripes and
prints. Sizes ia to Is.
30 Girls Cotton Dresses in assort-
ed prints, stripes, and plain pink,
blue and maize. Sizes to "a
Were S295. Now - S1S5
GIRLS AND 'TEEN-AsE APPAREL,
FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
St. Denis Bath Powder
Reduced

IA Boxes st. Denis Bath Powder.
Assorted fragrances. Were 39c.
Now ---.-- zSc
8 Maison Jourelle Bath Oil. Less
than Il price. Now - Soc
IL Cigarette Cases. Less than u
price Now 85c
50 Single Loosepowder Vanities.
Less than Il price. Now sec
Powder Jars with fruit design.
Less than Il price. Now soc
TonETRIEs. AIsLEs IL AND IA,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Motions Reduced

IL Double Door Odora Paper IT'LL
ity Cabinets. Were S1.19. Now ,Sc
8 Children's Raincapes and School
Bags. Figured design in red and
green. Sizes 8 TO IL. Were 81.
Now 81
9 Sets Cotton Velveteen- covered
Hangers: slightly soiled. to a set.
Were 65c. Now -.. SOC
/ Paper-covered Utility Cabinet
with five sections. Was 1926.
NOTIONS. AIsLEs 21 AND a.,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Boys Shirts, o5e

Were SI.65
IS collar junior shirts in
plain colors and fancy patterns.
Cotton broadcloth. Sizes 8 to II.
21 Junior Boys Swim Trunks of
all-wool or wool, woven with Las
tex yarn. Blue, brown, white,
gray. Sizes 4, s, 8. Were SIPS.
Now " $50
90 Pairs Cotton BroadcIoth Under
shorts in plain colors and stripes.
Sizes "a to 80. Were SOC and CSC.
Now Observation-Disclosures Csc
l3 Junior Boys All-wOol Sweaters,
coat-style with button or slide
fastened fronts. Plain maroon,
navy, brown. Sizes 4, 6, 8. Were
50 and $3.50. Now w-S S2.I5
40 Leather Sports Belts in strap
and tongue styles. White and
black, white and brown. Were 81.
Now 65c
The BOYS STORE, FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
T oiIet Tissue
Special IS dozen roll,

100 dozen rolls good quality tissue,
1,000-sheet rolls.
l Folding Metal Tray. Was s4s5.
Now -----.------- S2.s5
! Gibson Jr. Electric Washer. Was
S23.75. Now ---- S12.95
l Wooden Silver Chest, holds 125
pieces. Was S225 Now s1.25
l Wooden Silver Chest, holds l25
pieces. Was s425. Now $3.50
l Silver Chest, holds l25 pieces.
Was $2s8. Now " S1.,5
Beater and Bowl Sets, with
double beater. Were S295. Now.
sl.ss
l Wood Ironing Board. Was $1.75.
NuN -------- --------.- -------- Sl
HOUSEWARES, EIGHTH FLooa-
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Bien JoIie CirdIes
s2.ss Wer< IS

10 side-hook girdles Of cotton and
rayon broche with elastic. Sizes
a to 80.
8 Flexees Foundations, one piece
style OF cotton-and-rayon bAtiste
with elastic. Talon fastening
Sizes "a. SO, %, 40, IL. Were
$3.50. Now S4.s5
IL Woodthrop Foundations, cne-
piece style Of cotton-and-rayon ba-
tiste with elastic. Cotton lace top
Sizes "a. 81, 80. 40. Il, a. Were
$3.50. Now H.95
CoRsETs, THIRD FLooR.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Necklaces, 'I'''

Were $3.50
40 necklaces Of pastel shells or
novelty beads.
20 Shell or Novelty BeaA Neck
hces, tied with colored cord at
back. Were $3.50. Now $50
3 Two-strand Necklaces Of corn
position novelty flowers and beads.
Coral color. navy, light blue. Were
$3.50 Now S.
NOVELTY JEwEIRY, AISLE ).
FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Books, IS to SO

We're 5I.25 to $50
IS books of varied types, mostly
non-fiction.
THE BOOK STORE, AISLE %,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Manufacturer Sample
Underwear

Underwear
similar styles have been In our
stocks at higher prices.
"a Printed Gowns of rayon crepe
in q variety of styles. Sizes 81 and
IA Printed Pzhmas OF rayon crepe
in an assortment of designs. Sizes
So ana ~ - $i.fS
50 Rayon Gowns of crepe satin and
sheers. Tailored and cotton lace
trimmed styles. Sizes %, "a.
90 ch'c"
Is Rayon Crepe Pajamas in prints
and solid colors. Sizes 80, "a, 36.
S1.s5
IA Rayon Gowns, crepes and satins
in prints and solid colors. Stzes
80 and "a $2.95
UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Rugs Reduced

Skis Waitiend Cotton and Fiber
Rug; imperfect. Was 1895. Now,
S24.50
9x12 Blue Broadloom Display
Rug; imperfect. Was s6s.5o. Now,
x42.5S
! I2x7.6 Broad Rug in green.
Was S70l0. Now S49.50
f. sx4.4 BroadIoom Rug in red
Was S2935. Now $16.75
s.3x5.s Broadloom Rug in an
tique mahogany. Was $44.75. Now.
S24.s0
RUGS, SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-07-02
ChiIdren's Frocks, SIS
We're SI.9S and more

" ere yI.y5 and more
80 dresses of cotton dinity, spun
rayon, rayon-and-silk, and rayon
tafieta in plain colors and prints.
Sizes to years.
JUVENILES APPAREL. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Imported and Domestic
WooIens Reduced
Less than half Price

Less than half Price
> yards Navy Wool Novelty Tweed 81 inches wds. Now.
yard SiBs
81 yards Novelty imported English Wssl Tweed oobina
ton Of black green and ehartxeuse 81 inches wide Now
yard 81
Now, yard S1So
> yards Imported Ensfsh Wool Novelty Stripe suitns
Black with royal blue. 81 inches wide Now yard -
II yards Purple Bsue Wssi Coating. inches wide Now
yard 81 50
81 yards Imported Engsh DARK Green Weei suiting "a
inches wide Now, yard ~
imported Knsitsh Lightweight Wss Dress Fabrics,
~ yards Dabiiu and Black MIXTURE Z yards Teal Blue
and Black Mixtnrs. 81 inches wide Imported French
Wsol Suths. 3GS Novelty Brswn with eoored stripe
Now - yard
10 yards Novelty Blue with stripe inches
Now 81 50
- yards LisAswsisht well Dress and sunx Fabrics IN
black only Grenadine rabbits hair and novelty 81
inches wide Now, t1aS
DHDss YADAIes, sDeoxp FLooa.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Misses Dresses Reduced

including jacket types, ensembles and COS
tune suits. Included are dresses Of linen.
spun rayon. rayon jersey, rayon crepe and
silk-and-rayon embossed chiffon in white
and light colors. printed dresses Of silk
crepe, rayon crepe and sheer wool. Long
coat ensembles, long eapss, some with plain
color dresses; others with printed dresses
Of rsyon crepe and sheer wool. Sizes II
to 40:
Evening star., 1941-07-02
3 Is

" HS JU.IU
40 Of straw and fur felt in yellow,
navy, black and white. Included
is one style in a large cocoanut
straw. Head sizes 2l17 and 22l2.
Is Hats Of Straw in one-of-a-kind
styles. Black, navy, purple. green,
white Head sizes 81 to %. Less
than Z price Now ---$4.75
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Women's Daytime
Dresses Reduced

Silk prints, plain and printed rayon crepes,
light background printed rayon chifYons,
imported linens and Tootal linas, some
jacket and long coat ensembles Black,
navy brown and pastels. Sizes Is to a
and 16a to 14E7.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Housecoats, 1885

" ere y5.g5
Of rayon satin In rose and wine.
Slide fastened styles. Sizes ID
and 20.
NEGLIGEEs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Printed Rayon Dress Crepe
24e yard Les. than n Price.
Less than V Price.

100 yards Nomains and pebble crepe In conventional
designs dot and sKpe effects nst and dark grounds
% inches wide.
lS Yards Rayon Lacey Mssh In lovely aever designs and
novelty stripes dots Black maize and white IS inches
wide Less than u price. Now. yard------ BE
DlEss FABarcs, SHcosn Ecoa.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
White Handbags, 'l'2'

Were So
127 of white simulated leather with
gay cotton chintz trimming. Fitted
with purse and mirror. Some slide
fastened.
2 White Rayon Chiffon Evening
Bags with metal frame and chain
handle. Fitted with mirror; slight
Iv soiled. Were So. Now Sc
Is White and Light Blue Rayon
Crepe Evening Bags with metal
frames, rolled handles. Slightly
soiled. Were 81 Nov 81
HANDBAGS, AISLE 8, FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Junior Evening Wraps
SE.e5 Were SIO.9S

IS evening wraps-ineluding eava-
lier style wool felt eapes; finger
tip length imported cotton India
print jackets and flIll-lenEth rayon
bengaline wraps. Sizes IL to IS.
8 India Print Evening Dresses with
pulled sleeves and full skirts. Cot
ton. Sizes IL to IS. Were $l6.S5.
Now SSS5
IS Cotton Chenille Sfipen Sweaters
with elastic waists. Sizes - 10
80. Were 81. Now -7Sc
JUNIOR MISSES APPAABL,
FOURTH FLooa-
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Women's Evening
Dresses Reduced

Dinner and evening dresses Of rayon mar
quisette with rayon lace jackets; plain and
printed rayon crepe; and rayon lace, some
with jackets. Black, navy, pastels and
colorful prints. Sizes Is to A, and 1411
to 221z.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Solid Maple Dressing Tables,
Mirrors, 'I97' Les, ,se" n ,,'e.
6 in handsome Colonial design

6 in handsome Colonial design
1 Hepplewhite- design Chest Chest walnut
hardwood Originally SIS. Now S3475
l Adam-de Vanity and Mirror, mahogany veneer on
hardwood. Originally $45 Now s2975
Chippendale Solid Mahogany Dresser Base Orig
inalv $40 Now - . - S27 50
Hepplewhite Chest with four drawers mahogany
veneer hardwood. Originally $3975. Now $3.50
Heppewhite- design Yanities and Mirrors mahogany
veneer on hardwood Originally s72 Now S3s
l Modern design Dresser Base with drawers suntan-
finished Prima Vera wood Originally $40. Now $2415
Colonial design Solid Oak Dresser and Mirror Originally
$50. Now - - S44.5
3 Matching Double Beds. Were S35 Now $3.50
Coonal-design Solid Cherry Benches. Originally So
BEDROOM FURNITURE FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Remnant Day Savings
Thursday Week

falling Friday sed Rem held
Thury this shop before the END holiday The
will be Saturdays July 5h Zd
"
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Chinese Teakwood
Chests Reduced

Hand-carvsd and lined With eamphor wood. All
are slightly imperfect.
sia 7sx1SxlT, brsas-h trimmed Wsrs s37So. Ncw---ns
eise 3ex1Sx7o. Were 80. Nov--------------SsS
du1 eaos, DyvHR1H FLooa.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Misses Formal Gowns
Reduced

Included are dinner and evening dresses
Of rayon lace, net, crepe, ehiHon. mar
auisette, taf1eta and Jersey. White, red,
black, green, blue, pink and name. sises
10 to 70:
Less than " price. Now--------17B
Lsss than u price. Now----------ss.7s
Were $37.s5 and more. Now-----S1&.Ss
Were s72sS and more. sis.Ss
I Were s2s.7s. Now $3.50
Were s3s75 and more. Now--------sz1
I Were s3s.75 and more. Now
Mn0s' FORMAL ROOM, Txray Hooa.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Smart Dresses, '5'''
We're 5I0SS sSl were

% q ayoa crops, . few With jaeksss and
q few wool dresses tneiudsd. Misses and
halt dses
- Costume Suits consisting of rayon crepe
dresses with wool coats, some styles lined,
also rsyon crepe rsdinsotss and dresses.
Were SASS and more. Now----s7.sS
INxxpINsIvy DaIDGls, TEnD FLeoa.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Mems Washable Cotton
Robes, '3'9'
Were IS and 56

is robes in colorful patterns. Slightly mussed Sizes
small medium, large.
"a Rayon-a cotton and Arayon Robes, smart styles
patterns and plain coors. Sizes. small medium large
Were $3.50 and $40. IS
II Fine Rayon Robes. Small medium, large. Slightly
mussed from handling. Were SIS and $40 sNow- $40
43 pairs Summer Worsted Stacks white with neat stripes
Waist Sizes 29 to 34 AZ, A. Less than n price. Now
S495
q pairs Summer SIacks of cotton d-mohair. Plain
colors Waist Sizes 80 to a. 49, Less than u price
Now ------------- Sl.95
Wool Tweed Sports Coats, we'll tailored. Regulars,
2-36, 1-38; Shorts. 1-35, 1-38 Were $40 Now SIC
Oxford Gray Wool Gabardine Raincoat, size As long
Less than Il price. Now s1375
Cotton Poplin Raincoats, sizes 1856 and Las regular
Were $3.50 Now ----------- 1913
Cotton Seersucker Suits Regulars l-46 148; Stouts
24s, 2-4s; Shorts 1-36. Were Sll75. Now------S750
THr MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
ChiIdren's LisIe AnkIets
6 pairs ST We're each Csc

$50 pairs anklets. striped and with
striped cuffs. With cuffs woven
with elastic, or classic turn-down
cuffs. Sizes to 1ol7.
JUNIORS AND CHLDRENs Hosiery,
FOURTH Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-02

FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD FLooR.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Living Room and Dining
Room Furniture Reduced -

Moderndesgn Buffet; harvest-hnish mahogany. Orig
inaly $50.
American Walnut Buffet; modern design. Originally
Moderndesgn Server; harvest-fnish mahogany. Orig
ina,v s245O Now S S1225
design Table; walnut finished hardwood
u price Now $395
White Metal Spring Chair; green cushion Less than
White Ottoman; green cushion Originally $3.50
Now - - 1918
l Dining Room Arm Chair mahogany, white simulated
leather seat Originally s45. ----------
Muslin covered Lounge Chair; hair filled Originally
$3.50 Now --- ----------- S65
Muslin-covered Barrel Chair Originally $45 Now, $3.50
Glider with blue cotton sacoth cushion White
and blue enamel metal frame. Was S45. Now S415
Chippendale Design Muslin Covered Wing Chair. Orig
inally $50. Now --.----.---- --------. SIS
Occasional Chair striped cotton eggshe cover, picked
finish. Originally S4950 Now S24.75
Occasional Chair solid mahogany frame gold cotton
tapestry Originally $3.50. Now S29.75
l Barrel Chair; blue rayon Originally $3.50.
Now -- --- s1625
LIVING Room DINING Room FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Mems Cloth Sports Hats
65e we,>u SIS we,eu

30 In an assortment of broken sizes and colors.
Ideal for gardening, sports, leisure wear. Some
slightly soled or mussed Green, blue white;
fishing caps in brown
rnx Mrrs Croex SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Students Summer Stacks

Greatly reduced
pairs IN raycn cotton. Waist 2s to 80
Were s3s5 Now -----s s295
% pairs In rayon n-and cotton Were $3.50 Waist sizes
81 pairs washable cotton in plain and striped patterns
Waist sizes ~ to 80. Less than u price Now------N
Students All wool Suits Regulars, 1/34 2/35, 1885;
stockys (souts), 1888 34 49, 36, 81 Less than n
mice Now --- 1918
IL Students Sports wool tweeds Regulars ass
s3s. 2/37; Longs ass 1886; stockys, 135. 1885 1877
Were SIS. Now
STUDENTS CLOTHING SECOND FLOOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Keep Your Eye on Roosevelt Girls
Out Birmingham Way They're Versatile
BY THE BYSTANDER

KEEP your eye on those cunning little
N Roosevelt girls out there in Bir-
mingham.
Like other members of their famous
family they seem to excel in whatever
they undertake.
Amy, at IS, is tennis champion Of
Pine Lake County Club for the second
successive year. She played in the dis
trict matches and made a splendid
showing.
Janet, just H. is the musical mem
Der of the family. She inherits this gift
from her charming mamma. Mrs. Dor
othy Kemp Roosevelt, a distinguished
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

pianist who often has played in the White
House by invitation.
Janet already has given her very
own piano recital,
Diana, IA, promises at this moment,
TO be the beauty of her family.
The three little girls are related TO
both the Hyde Park and the Oyster Bay
branches of the Roosevelt family. Their
father is G.. Hall Roosevelt, younger
brother of Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt
The President of the United States
is both their cousin and their uncle by
marriage. And the late Theodore Roose-
welt was their great uncle.
The weekly echo., 1941-03-28
Worth Kramer, Conductor
Of Wings Over Jordan Takes
Manly Stand

Yes, we ask, imagine "Al Hail The
Power Of jesus Name" 1.-THE Old
Rugged Cross" MY Country Tis Oh
Thee" and The Star Spangled Banner
being played in the tune, Of 1ive' and
Swing music.
Yes, the Editor Of the Weekly Echo
joins Mr.. Kramer in his protest to this
unbepming this di$especttuI, dis
tasteful, degrading and may we say
act on the part of Band
Leaders to murder" religious songs
that have come from the hearts of 3
religious group. God forbid that men
will be inclined TO stoop 30 low.
The weekly echo., 1941-03-28

= " s-Zs
: - -usE-@-vasl--
Ia -,
The weekly echo., 1941-03-28

In this issue of the Weekly Echo we
print a letter written by Worth Kramer,
a white gentleman, who arranges music
for Wings Over Jordan.
Mr.. Kramer along with millions Of
Negro S, oppose the method being used
by Band Leaders in their attempt "a
make little of Negro spirituats Ae'~we
recall, Negro Band Leaders and white
Band Leaders are taking Negro spirit
uasS and making swing music out Of
them We have heard them Jazz Swing
Low Sweet ChsEiot,'', along with 8
number of other spirituals composed by
Negroes -.
The weekly echo., 1941-03-28

wrapped tools in a chest-unexamined
tnnamed-waiting for use in future
vprld.
W. know that perfection cannot be
realized in the present world-there
must be som hing ahead-the immor-
tally which viii permit US to Sc the
fulf.llmeat of our dreams.
And this new world would be inuom-
plete without those who struggled to
bring men nearer to p rfecdon in the
present world
The weekly echo., 1941-03-28

80. See my hands and my feet that
it is l myself: handle me, and see; for
a spirit hath not flesh and bones, as
We behold me having
49, And when he had said this, he
showed them his hands and his feet.
Al. And while they still disbelievad
for joy, and wondered, he said unto
them, Have ye hers anything to eatf
a. And they gave him piece of q
broled fish.
40. And he took it. and ate betore
them.
a. And he said unto them. These are
my words which spake Unto you
The weekly echo., 1941-03-28
Musical Hour
St. James AME

The young people department Of the
A. M E. Church is sponsoring The
Musical Hour, treat for all music
lovers featuring the Harris High school
bard and glee club. Monday night.
March 81, 1914, 1880 at the church.
The weekly echo., 1941-03-28
Sunday cho0l
LIE SSOn

MARCH 30, 1914
SUB. QHRISTS COMMISSION
Luke 24;36-53
Golden Text Behold, l send forth the
promise of my Father upon you. Luke
24:49
Devotional Reading; Isaiah 52:7-12.
B ginners Topic: When Jesus Asked
The Blessing.
Memory verss: Thou art nigh, o Je-
hovah. Psa 119:16l.
Primary Topic: A Story To Tell.
Memory Verse: Go ye into all the
world, and preach the gospel to the
whole creation. Mark 1915.
The Lesson In Its Setting
TIME: The appearance to the ten dis
ciples, Thomas being absent took place
on Sur day ev2ning, April 9Th, the day
of the Resurrection; the particular time
VIII N the events recorded in verses n
to 40 took place. we are not able &c
determine 1t was of course during the
last two weeks Of April or the first
two weeks of May. The Ascension &C.
CURED on Thursday, May II, AID. 80
PLACE The appearance to the ten
disciples occurred in the upper room
in Jerusalem. The exact place where
the events of verses a to 40 took place
VIE do not know The Ascension &C.
Cured at the village of Bethany, on the
western slope of the Mount Of Olives
Luke 24:36.~Arad as they spake these
things, he himself stood in the midst.
and saith rasto them, Peace BIS unto you
81. But they were terrified and af-
frighted, and supposed that they BE-
held a spirit, 44 -
80. And he saideunto them, Why are
ys troubled? and wherefore do ques-
tionings arise in your hearts?
The weekly echo., 1941-03-28
IF A-lMAN~DIEs.

Rave simply taken on alother form: .
Arguing from the jndestructibilty of
matter, cam 79aeH believe that memory
and heart .treasureFaRd soul culsuEei
perish? -. - .--.--
Wien a tree--has borne leaves and
fruit its work is; done. But not even
the wisest man who ever lived had
finished his work when death" came
he was Just Beginning 70 understand.
; Gan this be all Of Life for him? Is
there nothing left but a hole in the
gFouhd7 Does this seem hi harmony
with Gods method, which in everything
'else bFiHss tis on from glory OF -gi6ry7
= Many Of mans facilities are like un-
80 - Es-~N -=~.5.
The weekly echo., 1941-03-28

40 We are witnesses Of these things
40 And behold. send forth the pro
mise of my Father upo nyou: but tarry
We in the city, until we be clothed with
powr from on high
50. And he led them out until thes
were over against Bsthany: and he Lifted
I'D his hands, and blessed them
81. And it cams to pass. while ~
blessed them. he parted from them and
was carried UP into heaven.
5a And they wprshipped him and
retInned +, Jerusalem with great Joy
So. And were continually In the 1eszs
pie, blessing God.
The weekly echo., 1941-03-28
-A-- -
By DR.. Charles. Stelzls

If man die shall he live again? No
because he shall never die: There's
something il man that lives forever.
You are thf Same man that you were
TIVE ty years, ago, but -YoEE body has
been replaced several times during this
period-your brain is rebuilt twice each
~ - - 49, sr -
- BSt Memory rem5ined with YOU clear
this trahsfotn1uri6n. 4@''''
"sN6th1ng is ever Destroyed, Cosi burns,
IA, the ashey' and smoke and GASES
- sei5y7 eqdaI the original bulk-thsy
-''' ~-s-- ----s~f--
- - -.--
r " ---z.ss
The weekly echo., 1941-03-28
WEEKLY EcHo

MEMBER NEGRO NATIONAL PRESS ASSOCIATION
Published every Friday q each al
Meridian. Mississippi Phone 1877
SUBSCRIPTIONS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
entered as second-ca Is
Meridian, Mississippi under the act of MaEln B 1879
Weekly Echo paper in carries
city Foreign
year sso-six slOO-Tres
K Smith Advertising Manager
; a-'3'' ans - - "~ '''''''''' N
For advertising Smith South,
State Street. Chicago Illinois 545 E. 9th Avenue New York. N Y
The weekly echo., 1941-03-28
PUBLICATION NOTICE


, .z.+ State of Mississippi
No. 500 A6997 ----'-''-@-,-~'
Geraldine B. Barksdale
+ versus
jessie. Il. Barksdale
To Jessie H Barksdale
Address, Birmingham, Ala.
You are commanded to appear before
the Chanceay&eour of the County Of
Lauderdale in said state, on the End
Monday ofz5May. A. D. 1914, to defend
the suit lin said Court of Geraldine B.
Barksdsle where in you are defendant.
This 10 day of March, A. D. 1871
---.~- HOWARD CAMERON
Clerk.
JAMES A. BURNS
Solicitor for Complaint. -
The weekly echo., 1941-03-28

While I was yet with you that all
things must need be fulfilled, which
are written in the law of Moses, and
the prophets. and the psalms concern
ing me.
As. Then opened he their mind, that
they might understand the scriptures
rs. And he said unto them, Thus II
is written, that the Christ should suffer
and rise again from the dead the third
day; a5a.t.ta .n.l ..t.
Al. And that repentance and remission
of sins should be preached In his name
unto all the nations beginning from
JerusaIsa-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Missionaries
Close ConC|dve

The World in Detroit Mission
airy Congress. which has been i'm
session for the last seven DAYS
at the Woodward Avenue Baptist
Church under the auspices of the
Christian Business Mems Com
mittee. will hold the final meet
ings of its eight-day conclave
Sunday.
Guest speakers will occupy the
pulpits of many Detroit churches
Sunday morning. while the con-
greSs will open its final sessions
at 2 p. m.
The Rev. T. ]. Bach of the
Scandinavian Alliance Mission and
the Rev. Ralph T. Davis, general
secretary of the Africa Inland
Mission, will conduct the public
conservation service Sunday after
noon. At $50 p. m. Miss Jean
lLybart, who returned from India
recently. will present pictures of
that country. Talks by DR.. Roland
V. Bingham, director of the SUI
dan Interior Mission. and r.
Christensen of the Scandinavian
Alliance Mission, will conclude the
conclave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Honor Couple
Wed 81 Years

SiXty-one years Of married life
will be celebrated Monday by Mr.,
and Mrs. Hiram M. Jackson, and
Wednesday evening a special pro-
gram will be held in their honor
at the Woodward Avenue Baptist
Church. The long-married couple
now live in a downtown hotel.
Each is 50 years old.
One of the highlightS for
Wednesday night will be the re-
affirmation of the marriage vows
with the Rev. DR.. John w. Hoag
Officiating. A reception will follow.
Born in Worthwhile, Mich. Feb.
81, 1860. Mr.. Jackson entered the
employ of a railroad after gradu-
ating from high school. He re-
tired in 1882 with 81 years
service. Mrs. Jackson,
who was Ida May Springsteen be-
fore her marriage. was born in
jackson, Mich. Aug. u, 1889. She
was raised in Detroit and at
tended the original Cass High
School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson have one
son. Clifton D., a New York bust
ness man; four grandchildren anc
one grcat-grandson.