The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-11-14
MCLAURN-GRISHAM

With Rev. Father f. x. Baltes
of the Holy Ghost reading the
ceremony, Maggie Alice Grishtm
and Eddie McLaurn were united
in marriage, Wednesday morning
Nov. IL, at the Holy Ghost Church.
The newly weds are both naotives
of Jackson, having attended the
Holy Ghost School. Mrs. McLaurn
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Grisham. Only members the
family and close friends were pre-
sent to witness the marriage.
TWENTY ART CLUB MEET
The Twenty Art Club held it's
regular meeting in the home of
Mrs. Amanda Turner with the pre-
sident Mrs. Alease Thomas presid-
ing. During the business session
plans were discussed for some form
of entertainment to be given in
the near future, the proceeds from
which are to finance the clubs
Christmas cheer activities. Aside
from contributing to the regular
Christmas cheer fund, this year
the club plans to adopt one or mo-
re families.
USHER BOARD HAS
ANNUAL SOCIAL
The College Hill Ushed Board
held it's annual social Wednesday
night November 4, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Mckay, 1718
Jones Ave. Turnout the evening
interesting games were played. Be-
fore the close of the affair de-
licious refreshments were served.
Visiting Ushers from Pearl st. A.
M. E. Church were: Ollie Patter-
son, Began, Roland England, Mrs.
Alma Jones and Misses Ethel Wo-
DDS and Beatrice Woods. Others
present were Irene Johnson, Bon
ME B. Jones, Mildred Peterson,
Mildred Jones, Juanita Jackson,
Embra Jackson, Ruby Gardner,
Willow Murray, Elnora Williams
Alberta Shirley, Irene Cogburn,
Geraldine Turner, Lydia K. John
son, Daniel Cogburn, Celia Spen-
GER, Daniel Jones, Mamie Foster
E A Calwell, Annie D. Braggs,
Cleo Chadwick, Comilia Barnes,
Charlie Murray, Willie Jackson,
James Turner, j. E. Mckay.
ALPHA Pr CHAPTER
MEET
The regular monthly meeting of
Alpha Pi Chapter, Iota Phi Lamb
da sorority was held in the lovely
home of Miss Elizabeth Buchan-
nan, Canton Avenue Saturday ev-
ening, November Z. During the bus
mess hour sorors made reports on
their findings concerning the 5
year Community Improvement pro-
ject now being sponsored by the
sorority. All reports were favorable
and it is thought that at a very
near date the ublic will be able
to feel the benefits see the re-
suits of what has already been
done. Tentative plans were outlined
for the publication of the sor-
critics first issue of their Gossip
Sheet, which is being dedicated to
Jackson men in the armed forces.
Always a charming hostess Miss
Buchanan served her guests ia
sly and attractively arranged plate
luncheon. The next meeting will be
in December at the home of the
president.
ENTERTAINS AT BIRTHDAY
PARTY
Little Mary Kathleen Dobbins
was hostess at "a birthday party
given for her by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Dobbins.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Dobbins, Booker Ave. was the Sc
enc of a very enjoyable party gil
ven in honor of the third birth
day anniversary of their charming
little daughter Mary Kathleen. The
Young honoree was assisted in re-
ceiving her twenty five young GU
ests by her mother. Games were
played and ice cream and cakes
were served. Condy souvenirs were
given.
TOPPERETTES MEET