The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-11-14
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Sports Edltor....-.~...-..~.F enton Carey
Sec. to Editor Christine Willis
The 7-3 sponsored by Miss M
F. Howard is making rapid pro.
gress in their class work and they
are doing their bit for the wal
by buying stamps and collecting
scrap metal. The class is making
their home room attractive by ac-
cumalating window garden, colo
fish bowls, wall pictures and q
number of other things.
A mathematic club has been org
anized under the sponsorship OF
Miss Jefferson and there are al
ready large number of members
from all grades in it. To be q
member of this club, students must
have a mark of an A or B. It is
pected that the club will grow as
the school year goes by. Gilbert
Mason is President, Emma Hayes,
vice president, Rachel Booker Sec
rotary, Lillian Shirley, Treasurer.
The 81 Smart set club of Jim
Hill Jr. High, under the sponsor
ship \of Miss j. V. Jefferson had
a meeting Tuesday morning which
was opened by the chaplain. Es-
Their Johnson, president, presided
over the meeting, appointing the
social and program committee. The
sick committee had already been
appointed as follows: Edith Cam
pbell Chairman, Elmaira Dixon
Florine Williams, Alfred Jones.
The program committee as follows
Anna Harris, Chairman; Elmaria
Dixon, w. D. Wilcher, Edna Bry-
ant. The social committee: Toni
zene Haygood, Chairman, Rachel
A. Vincent, Charles MCGEE, L. G.
Newman, Miss J. v. Jefferson,
sponsors Esther Johnson, President
Robert Anderson, Club reporter.
The members of the eighth grade
now have organized their club with
the followin gofficers:
Marcus Whitfield Pres, Mary F.
Mason, Vive Pres, Cassie L. Bing-
ham, Sec, Lawrence Horton, Trea.
and the following committees:
no EyJstI
son, Dorothy Robertson, Florine
Collins and Inez Baldwin.
GENERAL NEWS
This week we are observing Ma
rine week, the anniversary of the
beginning of the United Statese
Marine.
On Monday, November 6, there
was a stamp rally at Jim Hill Jr.
Hi. The purpose was to increase
Bonds. The students of the school
have already been buying stamps
and collecting scrap. On Stamp
Rally Day, the largest amount of
stamps were bought by 81.
Talk affects a school; in our
school we like a conversational
who doesn't gossip, who doesn't
sit and talk on bad subjects and
best of all we like one who doesn't
talk so much.
SOCIAL NEWS
The Ninth Grades, section 1 and
2, girls, gave al ovely Halloween
Tea on Halloween on the Home
Economic room, which began at
$3.50 and lasted until 43O for the
benefit of the P. T. A. The Home
&c. room was decorated very ar
tistically. Ethel Lee Adams acted
as hostesses, Miss Easterling was
instructor. The guests expressed
themselves as having had an en-
joyable time.
FASHIONS OF THE WEEK
We especially admire the follow
ing fashions: Dorothy Clinton's
blue skirt and pink sweater; Annie
Pearls sloppy Joe Sweater and
plaid skirt; Doris Loach's litter
bug suit; Hattie Johnson's stripped
blouse, Edna Macs green and red
dress.
We alsoi like the brown bocas-
sins and socks to match worn by
the following girls: Halle Burl,
Esther L. Adams, Celestine Ham
pton and Bessie Toms. Kirk An
derson, Robert Mechanics and Per-
cy Johnson are getting to be real
jitterbugs.
WHO'S WHO.
The quitest girl, Katie Mae Tay-
lor, The neatst girl, Edrust Woro-
thy, The neatest boy, Roosevelt
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