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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
PIT. A. News
MONDAY

Jason Ire FL. \. meets Mon
day in room ? 81 the school. with
Mrs. L. :. Barker presiding. There
viii be = short business meeting
and election Of officers. Mrs. Rus
sell Baker. recreation chairman.
viii present = student activities"
program. Camp Fire Girls viii put
On a skit, The Making Of the
Flag" The Girl Scouts will con-
duct = candle lighting ceremony.
The Girl Reserves viii put on a
skit Program Planning" The
Boy Scouts will present a short
program Of interest and the stu
dent council viii show how the
various activities are carried on
in the school.
Lowell PIT. A. meets Monday
at p. m. in the high school audi
torium with Mrs A. n. Stenson
presiding Pupils Of Miss Ruth
Erickson's room viii lead the flag
salute and Miss Helen Boyle's pu-
pills will give poems on Humane
Kindness Week" Children from
Miss Erckson's and Miss Ruth
Gorham's rooms will sing a group
of songs. Miss Chalmers viii
speak on Guiding Children's Be
havior." Mrs. Walter Sinsheimer
will be hostess, assisted by Mrs.
J. II. Mccormack and mothers of
Miss Boyle's pupils.
Washington PIT. A. meets Mon
day at 2:30 in the school, with
Mrs J. d. Shotwell presiding The
Rev Harold l.. Booch, of First
Congregational church. will be the
speaker. Music will be a chorus
of Campfire Girls and Girl Scouts
led by Miss Patricia Whitney.
Hostesses will be second grade
mothers with the Mesdames c.
Ruhidge. P. C. Raleigh. A. n.
Drips, ROYAL Lindal and Otto
Skaer on the committee.
Whitman Preschool meets Mon
day at o'clock in the Bethesda
Baptist church, So 45th and L
SITS. with Mrs. Harold Smith pre-
siding. This is dads night" and
tag night. There will be an cleo
ton of officers. DR.. Cyril Lund-
wick will speak on AN Insult TO
Childhood" John Carr will play
accordian music Mrs. f. j. Car
penter, social chairman, is in
charge of the social hour, assisted
by Mesdames Bertram Mccoy, A.
T. Ninman, L. w. Jensen and Rob-
ert Pollock
Falkland Preschool will meet
Monday afternoon in the home of
Mrs. Clifford Olson on Hayes and
Yakima ave. Mrs. Olaf Haugen
and Mrs. Charles Goodrich will
assist the hostess. DR.. A. c.
Stewart will speak on Mental
Health of the Preschool Child"
New officers will be elected, a de-
tailed report on the forthcoming
spring roundup will be given, and
Mrs. Carl Cotton will report on
the PIT. A county convention
held April at Spanaway.
TUESDAY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Laura
Wheeler
Pattern

Its strawberry time the year
round - with these vivid straw
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Sell all sorts Of livestock with
a Times Want Ad.
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SORORITY HONORS
MRS. PATTON

Tau Sigma Chapter, Sigma Gam
ma Rho Sorority honored Mrs. Luz
cius Roy Patton, nee Lula Mae Hop
kins. with lovely miscellaneous
shower, Tuesday afternoon in the
lovely home of Miss Lille B. Walk
er. The Sorority's gift to the hon
Gree was a beautiful sterling tray
with the Sorority's insignia in the
center.
Mrs. Patton. wore a white crash
linen dress trimmed with lace. She
used white accessories.
Spring flowers were used in the
decortion of the home. A delicious
buffet style cold lunch with punch
was enjoyed.
Guests were: Mrs. Tom Sampson,
Mrs. Leroy Smith, Mrs. Willie
Simms, Mrs. B. P. Newman, Mrs.
B. Rudd, Mrs. w. L. Laws, sister
of the groom and Mrs. John Henry
mother of the bride. Mis-
ses Birdie Graves, Mabel Rose
man, Vernal Johnson, May Isom
Davenport. Sorors Nettye Perkins,
Maggie Little, o. w. Harris, Lille
B. Walker and Albertina Hopkins,
sister of the bride.
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ON THE SICK LIST
AT GREEN ANNEX.

On Mothers Day, we say greet
ings to our many friends confined
at the r. H. Green Annex, whom
we are hoping are much improved
today and will soon be up and out
among their loved ones and friends:
Mrs. Ora Hudson, George Woodlands,
Fred Campbell, Tommy Pryor, Fred
Banks, Emerson Prutt, Frank Davis,
Herbert Hicks, Ira Mclaughlin,
Grace Thomas, Alberta Beacon,
Baby R. Jackson, Mary Jane Ho-
gait, Louis Green, Betty Kitchens,
Gertrude Stevens, Cassie Mckenzie,
Matte Bucker and all other whose
names we have not listed
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DANCE AT FLORA

Dancing to the swing music If
Duke Otis Band from jackson the
Cadre of the six new Ordnance Am
munition companies "housewarmed''
their new service club, Service Club
No. 2, Tuesday evening, April 81.
Ninety girls representing the Girls
Service Organization and the Mill
tary Maids and accompanied by sew
eral matrons from the Volunteer
Service Organization who acted as
chaperons, helped with the "house
warming" through the generous CO.
operation of Mr. C. L. Edwards. di-
rector of the Jackson USO Center,
who also secured the band.
A pleasant surprise was the at
tendance of several enlisted men
from the jackson Army Air Base.
Entertainment during the inter-
mission was furnished by Privates
John Broadnax and Gus Van Dyke
with songs and comedy numbers.
High points of the evening was
the presentation by 1t. Holleman
of War Stamp Corsage to Miss
Sybil Chambliss, Junior at jackson
College for securing the largest
number of soldiers signatures in
her autograph book.
Much credit is due the new hos
tesses, Mrs. Miriam Johnson and
Miss E. NJ Haley, for successfully
conducting this event which was
a prelude to a series of company
dances, the first two of which are
to be held this week.
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Among the large number of jack
sonians attending the funeral of the
late T. H. Walker at Hattiesburg,
Tuesday, were Mrs. Minnie Robin
son, Mrs. Laura Collins, and Mr.. L.
Willis. Rev. Walker was pastor of
Pearlie Grove Baptist Church on
South Parish Street for a number
of years. A leading minister of
Southern Mississippi and widely
known among Baptists and other
church conventions, he will be
greatly missed.
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TIDBITS OF NEWS
ABOUT FOLK WE KNOW

Miss Eunice Gloria Bickham of
New Orleans, La, is now visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Charlie Varnado in
this city. Miss Bickham is the dau-
ghter of Professor and Mrs. Bick-
ham of New Orleans.
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LINCOLN ADDITION NEWS

Mrs. Alma Ford is attending sum-
mer school at Jackson College.
Mr.. Webster Davis of Raymond,
Miss, was welcomed guest yester-
day in the home of his brother, Mr..
Eugene Davis.
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Mrs. Joanna McCroy returned to
the city after spending several
weeks in st. Louis where she was
called to the bedside of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Missouri Lewis, who has
recovered. Friends of Mrs. McCroy
will be delighted to know that she
became the bride of Mr.. J. w.
Washington during the weekend
and is now at their home on East
Pearl Street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jones and their bro
Their, 236 E. Hamilton Street, were
visitors in Vicksburg Easter Sun
day. They were guests of friends
who made their stay pleasant for
them.
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Mrs. Rose Ford and Mrs. Emma
Boiler are on the sick list Their
friends are wishing for them
speedy recovery.
The Mt. Zion S. S. is rapidly in
creasing in this community.
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fully recovered.

Mrs. River Lee Jones, 217 East
Hamilton Street, spent the weekend
in New Orleons where she was the
guest of her uncle and aunt at 2722
Melfomene Street. She reports an
enjoyable visit.
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Mrs. Dorah Campbell of Summit
is in the city at the bedside of her
sister, Mrs. Robert Calhoun, who is
sick at her home on E. Pascagoula
st. Also Mrs. Pernia Sutton of b.
galusa, niece of Mrs. Calhoun is
here with her. Friends of Mrs. Cal
houn, hope that she will soon be
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Messrs. Fayette Tillman, Minor
Williams and other members of the
party motored to the Capitol City
and transacted business. Mr.. Till
man attended Jackson College and
is a member of a prominent Copiah
county family. He now lives in
Hazlehurst.
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Mrs. Edward Lee, left the city
this week to be at the bedside Of
her cousin, Miss Lillian Smith who
is seriously i'll. We hope she will
find Miss Smith much improved
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In loving memory of my below
ed mother, Mrs. Sarah Brown, who
died Nov. II, 1915. Gone but not for
gotten. Daughter, Heneretta Stevens.
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The rapid decline in the death
rate from pneumonia in recent
years is largely due to the more
extensive use of sulfa drugs.
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In honor Of my sweet mother,
Mrs. Ida Jones, who died in 1888.
On April IA, the death angel call
ed you home. We miss you more
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Miss Mary Alexander, 427 DIN
Street, has been discharged from a
local hospital after having under
gone an operation and is now re-
covering at the home of her mother
where she lives. She attends Lanier
High School and is well known in
student circles.
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Mr.. Percy Stay, Prosperity Street
spent several days here with his
family and returned to Chicago, his
Pullman Car Service headquarters.
Mr. Stay will be remembered by
many as young building contrac-
tor.
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In memory of our loving mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Howard, who passed
away April z, 1908. May God bless
her and keep her through eternity.
Daughters, Elizabeth Norman and
Ida A. Denton.
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than any other. To a precious darl-
ing Mother. Your daughter, Mrs.
Estella Thomas
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In loving memory of our darling
mother, Mrs. Ella Lemons who went
to rest on Dec II, 1917. Daughters,
Alice Lemon baltimore, Gladys Lee
mons Howard.
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Mrs. Minnie H. Randall, Rt. l, Box
66, Cruger Miss. Daughter, Clara.
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Sgt Abraham Lee is in the city
on furlough as the guest ofhiswife,
Mrs. Ella Mae Lee, other relatives
and friends, who are extending to
him courtesies that are making his
visit a most enjoyable one. He is
stationed in Ohio.
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Mrs. Lora B. Bell of Tuscaloosa,
Ala, is visiting in the city as the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Lelah
Smith, E. Cohea Street. She reports
an enjoyable visit
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TRIBUTE TO LIVING MOTHERS

TRIBUTE TO LIVING MOTHERS
To the dearest mother on earth,
Mrs. Savannah Watson. Your son,
Willie j. Miller.
Greetings to my dear mother, Mrs.
Maggie Henderson. Your daughter
Matilda.
Greetings to mother dear, Mrs.
Cornelius Moore Your daughter,
Thelma Washington.
To Jewel of a Mother, Mrs. Sid
ney Austin. Your daughter, Wyllie
L. Austin.
To my dear mother, Mrs. Hor-
tense Golden. Your daughter,
Ruth.
Greetings to my mother, Mrs
Evelyn B. Jackson, Crystal Springs
Your daughter, Grace Ann J. Arm
strong.
Greetings to my mother, Mrs.
Camie Triplett, Hasoagoula, Miss.
Your daughter, Lena Finch.
Greetings to mother, Mrs Mar
tina Anderson. Your daughter, Mar
garet.
Greetings to both my mothers,
Mrs. Emma Willis and Mrs. Lille
Pace, Your baby, Charlie B.
Greetings to both my mothers,
Mrs. Ella Brown and Mrs. Carrie
Shepherd.-Your Baby, Aleane
Greetings to my mother, Mrs. B.
E. Haley. Your daughter, Picola.
Greetings to my mother, Mrs. CT
Zero Jones. Your daughter, Emma
Virgins.
Greetings to my mother, Mrs. Het-
tie Randolph. Your daughter, Alec
Lee and Edward.
To my loving mother, Mrs. Willie
White, Hazlehurst, Miss. Your dau-
ghters, Dora and Lena.
To my loving mother, Mrs. Liz
zie Balls, 105 DeSoto Street, Nc
Comb, Miss. Your son, Lonnie and
girl.
To my loving cousin on Mothers
Day, Mrs. Maggie Washington. Your
cousin, Susie.
To my loving mother, Mrs. Mag
gle Washington. Your children, AL
berta and Bill.
To my loving mother, Mrs. E. L.
Moore. Your daughter, Leonia
Moore.
Greetings to my dear mother, Mrs.
Carrie Lenoir. Your daughter, Es-
Their Lenoir.
You are a sweet Mother Dear
and we love you very much. To our
mother, Mrs. Pearl Davis. Ella Pearl,
Barbara and Bubba.
Greetings to my mother, Mrs. Pat
sy Mitchell. Your daughter, Mar
tha
Dearest Mother, loving greetings
to you and may you find life full
Of cheer and happiness. Your dau-
ghter, Mable Parish.
May everything that's best in life
be yours You are the best of moth
ers. Your daughter, Bertha A. Min
go.
Greetings to dear mother, Mrs.
Clara Dollison. Your son, Farley
Coleman, 100 E. Church st.
Greetings to the sweetest mother
in the world. May life be full of
joy and happiness, Mrs. Beatrice
Robinson. Your son, Frank Robin
son.
Greetings to a very dear mother,
Your son, Rev. E. M. H. Bradley.
Greetings: "A Golden Note to
mother with loving wish that all
life thru note of joy will sound
for you. So that in your heart there
may always be the sweetest kind of
melody. To our mother, Mrs. Willie
Parish. Your children, Cpl. Walter
r. Parish, Cpl. Enoch Cox Parish,
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WILLIAM JOHNSON
BETHLEHEM CENTER

The Girls Choir of William John
son Bethlehem Center appeared
twice during the past week as par
Elephants on the 18th Annual Music
Festival of the Harmonic Club,
Inc. ct was this organization that
gave the girls their vestments at
the beginning of the year,. On
Tuesday night they sang on the
Junior Program at Jackson College.
On Thursday night they sang on
the Choir Program at Central Meth
odist Church. The girls were very
thrilled over this experience.
The OPA Consumer Education
Glass will meet Friday, May IA at
7:30 p. m. We trust that the men,
bers of this organization and 9TH
er interested friends will find it
possible to be present at that time.
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In loving memory of my dear
mother, Mrs. Pearl E. Harris, who
passed to the great beyond, June 3,
1885. Your daughter, Mrs. Virgie NJ
Harris, Brumfield.
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JUST TWELVE ART CLUB

The Just Twelve Art Club wish
to state that they are yet working
on their years project, the upkeep
of Lincoln Cemetery. In their visit
to the st. Luther NJ. B. Church, the
following contributed 25c: Rev. Joe
Irwin, John Houze, A. Hayes, Rev.
S. Ward, Rev. N. j. Bradfield, Rev.
M. Lucas, Henry Tillman, w. M.
Horne, James Walker, Malchia Tay-
lor, Elnora johnson, Ernest Collier,
Ester McNair( Fannie Etheridge,
Emma Riley, David Winston, ZEE
Johnson, 35c. Cpl. G. S. Gardner, 81.
Total $10.65.
We also visited Lanes Chapel
Methodist Church where we receiv-
ed $1.50. Whites Chapel, $1.33. Blair
Street, $500. Pearl Grove, $685.. To-
tai received, $2103.
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Our Thrift Sales are still being
carried on every Saturday from
$50 to 11:30 a. m. Interested per-
sons are invited to come out and
see how these sales will enable
them to save and yet benefit them.
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In loving memory of dear moth
er, Mrs. Carrie M. Price who died
Aug. %, 1887. Daughter, O'Byrne
Price and son, Bolton Price.
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GREETINGS TO MOTHER
On this pay tribute the grandest person the
worId-MOTHER!

We take this opportunity to thank HER for the many
rces she has made for usher unalerng love and faith
in usbecause she stands for everything good
we honor her.
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In memory of our mothers, Mrs
Julia Vaughns and Mrs. Ida Woods.
Your children, Charlie and Claudia
Mae Vaughns.
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In loving memory of my mother,
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In memory of our darling moth
err, Mrs. Jeanette Gardner, died
Feb. 16, 1940 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Lee Johnson and Bro. j. D. Gard
ner.
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Your memory shall be with me al
ways-in memory of our mother
Mrs. Mary Lawson Buchanan. Died
1899. Daughters, Elizabeth and Le-
tina.
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In memory of my beloved moth
er, Mrs Minerva Jefferson, died
Nov. II. 1920 Gone but not forgot
ten. Your daughter, Mrs. Ella jack
son.
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In loving memory of our mother,
Mrs. Try Brown, died 1920 Daugh-
tiers, Lizzie Mae Jones and Irene
Brown.
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In loving memory of our mother,
Mrs. Mary Turner, died Aug. II,
1908. Mother Dear, loving memo
ries of you still linger. Your chill
dren, Mrs. Mary Jones, Mr.. En-
rige Turner, Mr.. Abram Turner.
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In loving memory Of my mother
Mrs. Octavia Jones, died 1889. Your
son, Cicero Jones.
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IN MEMORY OF DECEASED
MOTHERS

In loving memory of my mother,
Mrs. Malissa Guy. Died Feb. H.,
1888. Daughter, Laura Collins.
In loving memory of my mother,
Mrs. Ida B. McNeamer. Sarah and
Sonny.
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Mrs. Minnie H. Randall, Rt. /, Box
66, Cruger,Miss. Daughter, Clara.
IN MEMORY OF DECEASED
MOTHERS
In loving memory of my mother,
Mrs. Malissa Guy. Died Feb. II,
1888. Daughter, Laura Collins.
In loving memory of my mother,
Mrs. Ida B. McNeamer. Sarah and
Sonny.
In loving memory of our mother,
Mrs. Try Brown, died 1920. Daugh-
tiers, Lizzie Mae Jones and Irene
Brown.
In loving memory Of my mother,
Mrs. Octavia Jones, died 1899. Your
son, Cicero Jones.
In memory of our mothers, Mrs.
Julia Vaughns and Mrs. Ida Woods
Your children, Charlie and Claudia
Mae Vaughns.
Your memory shall be with me al
ways-in memory of our mother,
Mrs. Mary Lawson Buchanan. Died
1885, Daughters, Elizabeth and Le-
tina.
In loving memory of our mother,
Mrs. Mary Turner, died Aug. II,
1908. Mother Dear, loving memo
ries of you still linger Your chill
dren, Mrs. Mary Jones, Mr.. En-
rige Turner, Mr.. Abram Turner.
In memory of my beloved moth
er, Mrs. Minerva Jefferson, died
Nov. II, 1920. Gone but not forgot
ten. Your daughter, Mrs. Ella jack
son.
In loving memory of my dear
mother, Mrs. Pearl E. Harris, who
passed to the great beyond, June 3,
1885. Your daughter, Mrs. Virgie M.
Harris, Brumfield.
In loving memory of our darling
mother, Mrs. Ella Lemons who went
to rest on Dec. IL, 1917 Daughters,
Alice Lemon baltimore, Gladys Lee
mons Howard.
In memory of our loving mother,
Mrs Elizabeth Howard, who passed
away April z, 1908. May God bless
her and keep her through eternity.
Daughters, Elizabeth Norman and
Ida A. Denton.
In loving memory of a dear moth
err, Mrs. Carrie M. Price who died
Aug. %, 1887 Daughter, O'Byrne
Price and son, Bolton Price.
In memory of our darling moth
er, Mrs. Jeanette Gardner, died
Feb. 16, 1910. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Lee johnson and Bro. j. D. Gard
ner.
In loving memory of our dear
Mrs Mary Swayzer who
died Nov. 7, 1887. Son, Sherman
Swayzer.
In loving memory of our darling
Mrs. Nettie Dunson, died
July "a, 1881. Daughters, Elmira
Dunson, Harriet Dunson. Sons, Ira
and Fred Dunson.
In loving memory of our dear
Mrs. Ella c. Crawford who
passed to the great beyond, March
81, 1943. Daughters, Lorene c. Rudd,
Lois Crawford and son, Cpl. oliver
Crawford.
In loving memory of my darling
Mrs. Ella H. Rudd who pas
sed to the great beyond, Oct. 13,
1941. Son, Cpl. Marion l.. Rudd.
In memory of our dear mother,
Mrs. Mary Griffin Perry, died Mar
II, 1912. Daughters, Mrs. Verlee Ty-
Ter, Mrs. Laurie Williams, Mrs. Hat
tie Perry Gordon. on, Oliver Bass
In loving memory of our moth
err, Mrs. Ann Thompson, died 1912.
Daughters, Hettye Randolph and
Annie B. Thompson.
In memory of my mother, Mrs.
Carrie Brown, died Jan. /, 1885.
Carrie Lee.
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JACKSON SOCIAL NEWS
By SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY
IsIalIliIsj sslIaIIa


Naturally as we set there we were
very much impressed with the in
terracial aspect that came into the
evenings program. . !. We first
thought of the fine and christian
gentleman, whose philianthropic
deeds had made possible this occa-
sion, the late Richard Howard
Green. We then noticed the work
ing together of young white nurses
and colored nurses to make the pro-
gram one that would do honor to
the memory of SO great man, and
lastly we thought of the three young
graduates who showed in their ev-
cry action that here were young
women who had been taken into
this institution, and regardless to
race, creed or color, had been
taught the very best, the latest and
most modern methods of their pro-
fession. We have only praise for
Mrs. Anita Perez, superintendent
of nurses, whom we feel has with
out doubt, given to these three
nurses, just what she has given to
every nurse at the hospital.
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In loving memory of our dear
mother, Mrs. Mary Swayzer who
died Nov. 7, 1887. Son, Sherman
Swayzer.
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Greetinsg to our dear mother,
Mrs. Marian Davis, McComb, Miss.
The Davis Bros.
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In loving memory of our darling
mother, Mrs. Nettie Dunson, died
July "a, 1881. Daughters, Elmira
Dunson, Harriet Dunson. Sons, Ira
and Fred Dunson.
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Greetings to dear mother, Mrs.
Clara Dollison. Your son, Farley
Coleman, 100 E. Church st.
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Greetings to our dear mother,
Gussie McNeamer. Your son, Essie.
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In loving memory of our dear
mother Mrs. Ella c. Crawford who
passed to the great beyond, March
81, 1943. Daughters, Lorene c. Rudd,
Lois Crawford and son, Cpl. Oliver
Crawford.
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Greetings to the sweetest mother
in the world. May life be full of
joy and happiness, Mrs. Beatrice
Robinson. Your son, Frank Robin
son.
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Greetings to my dear mother, Mrs.
Maggie Henderson. Your daughter,
Matilda.
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Greetings to a very dear mother,
Your son, Rev. E. NJ H. Bradley.
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To the dearest mother on earth,
Mrs. Savannah Watson. Your son,
Willie j. Miller.
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To a Jewel of a Mother, Mrs. Sid
ney Austin. Your daughter, Wyllie
L. Austin.
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To my dear mother, Mrs. Hor.
tense Golden. Your daughter
Ruth.
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Greetings to mother dear, Mrs.
Cornelius Moore. Your daughter,
Thelma Washington.
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In loving memory of my darling
Mrs. Ella H. Rudd who pas
sed to the great beyond, Oct. 10,
1941. Son, Cpl. Marion l.. Rudd.
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Dearest Mother, loving greetings
to you and may you find life full
Of cheer and happiness. Your dau-
ghter, Mable Parish.