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p PROPOSALS.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
DAM A. WEsCHLER & SON, Auctioneers

ADAM A. WEscHLER & SON, Auctioneers.
NcTICE is hereby given that on TUES
DAY SEPTEMBER TWENTy-FIGHTH,
1913. COMMENCING AT NINE AM, we
will sell by public Auction at Weschler's, 915
st. NV. to enforce our liens. for storage
stored with us in the names 81 Callie Bu-
chanan, Walter Rosenboro, Mildred Mckay.
Parties in interest please take notice.
VIM. WARRENS EXPRESS &
se13.20. STORAGE. 905 N st. NV.
THOMAS J. OWEN q SON, Auctioneers,
Southern Building.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
TENN. AVE. NE.

Near Lincoln Park. Substantial brick, 4
large bedrooms. wood-burning fireplace,
new. heating plant, beautiful modern
Kitchen with splendid equipment The
house IS thorotyhly insulated, high CELL
ipgs. Venetian blinds; heat cost per season
about $50. Quick possession. Price, S10,950.
BOSS g. PHELPS. realtors Exclusively
Ma: $500, Evenings and Sunday. Call EN-.
Evening star., 1943-09-13

COUPLE wants l or 2 bed
room furnished apartment in
modern switchboard build
ing; NV; rent no object; fin
est references exchanged; no
children. Box COY, Star.
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SMALL FARM

25. acres, So 900, Poultry, truck and
hog farm. Only 10 mi. out with 7-room
house Electricity, gas range, refrigerator,
elec. pump. Good location. with stream
and spring Ideal for tired Businessman.
Terms, $4,000 cash JOHN BURDOFT,
CoeSvllle, Md, Phone Ashton 1886
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STOCK FARM-S27,OOO

190 acres, 25 miles out. On State road
One of the best productive and located
farms in Montgomery County. with large
all good outbuildings, large banked barn,
large 4-bedroom home, h.-w.h. bath, cleo:
tenant will remain on farm with his equip
ment. Terms, $4,000 cash. Many dairy
and other farms. JOHN BURDOFT, Coles
Nilln. Md PhAnn
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APTS. WANTED tCont.).

LIVING. . bedrooms, kitchen; couple with
child, permanently located: highest refer
snces co, $3.50. Room @l0.
ELDERLY ARMY COUPLE desires small
dannfnnishsd ~ apartment, NV. section. BOX
NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENT for
three sirls. in good neighborhood. prefer
soiy NV. Box soy, Star 49,
LADY and employed daughter desire clean
FURNISHED apt; reasonable. Wisconsin 1880
8 to ] or 3 to 6:30 15s
BRITISH BUSINESS EXECUTIVE and wife
desire fully equipped, well-furnishe6 apt
consisting bedroom, living room, Rtchen
and bath, in exclusive convenient NV To-
Cal Room Slid, Shoreham Hotel
YOUNG NAVAL OFFICER and wife
urgently require modern furnished apt
prefer NV. Call any time, Hobart 1000,
Ext. 3o6
WPB EXECUTIVE and wife. with
no children or pets, wish small,
attractive, furnished apartment.
about $3.50 per month for dura-
ton. Will pay more for hotel
service. Phone. business, Republic
$500, Extension 4931; home,
Temple 6508. 13'
Evening star., 1943-09-13

FARMS FOR SALE.
HOUSES AND LOTS.
THOMAS E. THOMPSON. Clarksburg. Md.
IT,
175 ACRES UNDER CULTIVATION, 3
other necessary buildings. bath in two
houses; Price, So 200
265 acres. dwelling, some wood; price,
$4,000.
III acres, 5 wood. dwelling, . rooms.
large barn, hen house granary and shed,
water tclstern welD. RAY BARNEY, Office
Manassas. Va
Evening star., 1943-09-13
FARMS FOR RENT.

SILVER SPRING-House, 2 rms, and out
bldes., log cabin, 43 acres, clear and
wooded, nr. Four Corners. $40, H. r.
Bieber, SE. 6565.
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VACANT-1O ACRES.
C0ITNTRV HOME

Near Ashton, Md; $500 on mill with
shade Groom cozy home, with , streams
and springs running IN milkhouSe; lear
electric pump; sparkling weIl water Terms;
$1,000 down. More land available. JOHN
BURDOFT, Colesyille, Md. Phone Ashton
Evening star., 1943-09-13

COL0RED WOMAN wants one or two Un-
furnished rooms with bath in northwest
section. Leave MESSAGE for Alice Allen at
North 1929, between IL and A. IA
Evening star., 1943-09-13
A 2-ACRE HOME

Tucked away in the woods Just of the
highway, only 4 miles from Bethesda, this
be country but near enough to have city
gas A homo originally built to order,
1t is. in excellent condition and expresses
but accessible place you have been seek
ing, lust now put on the market. r. p.
11GS. Mrs MnehSl
Evening star., 1943-09-13
GARAGES FOR RENT.

s5 PER MONTH, single brick garages.
or truck. Apply 4503 8th st. NV.
DEAD STORAGE FOR YOUR CAR.
Flreproof Building-Low Rates.
Leo Rocca, Inc, 1901 Conn. EN-. 1000
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1RAIlERS FOR SALE

SILVER DOME, fully equipped Apply C.
& R. Supply Co.. Olive and Norment SITS,
Kenilworth, Nd. Phone Union 1900.
TRAILERS, 3S, new and used, S195 to
S2,395. Cash for your trailer Richter
Trailer Sales. Cherry Hill Camp. Berwyn,
Md Berwyn As
TRAILERS FOR SALE
Call National Trailer Court, Berwyn,
Md. ask for Mr.. or Mrs. Schneider,
Berwyn $50.
TRAILERS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
STANLEY H. HORNER, INC,
5th and Fla. Ave NE FIR 122f
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MILITARY RID. NV.
MT. PLEASANT.

arse lot, five bedrooms and 3 baths H.
Dresser. IA. 6902. MURRAY CO., MA. 1850.
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

2 BUILDINGS, L. units each, stoker hot
water heat, cleo. refrigeration. gas ranges;
GOOD investment. right price; less than a
year old. Box 140-X, Star.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

TO SHARE WITH OWNER-Middle-ae
man wishes mi6dle-aged couple; ami:
oNER eI,et GeuntTy nT club dsriSt OIL 033s
furnished, best downtown section, to re-
sponsible organization. NE. PASS
ATTRACTIVE 5-room house, . bedrooms,
completely furnished, to desirable tenants,
adults: no pets; S120 plus utilities. Glcbe
aSaS6 SUNDAY End after 7 pm. weekdays
sa%s,s aSSs 18th & ST. Ne. near R, | ayeL6
home for = sponsibie peopla IL
FURNISHED 4-room house in Silver Spring
rent, SO month. SH. 1852; evenings
aeties VIE p sdaFe No S0mf cRdrdn all
LARGE HOME in Petworth, near 9th and
Webster; 5 bedrooms, . baths OIL $3.50.
dhRnaS RnaM4 2 VA Wa,sh; / Ans, irG,' Dd 1921
WELL-FURNISHED Groom brick house for
rent elec. refg.. full basement, new furni-
tufs; turs =, 500, o., Phone At, 4343
Re. 1909.
1105 n. Lexington St, Arlington. Va.
Furnished home of rooms, bath, elec-
trleity, gas; Oil heat This home is brick
ne.acnseoS n.r fs, 7 blocks T. bus transportation,
~ R, A. HUMPHREYS.
sos n. CAPITOL St. Realtor. MA. $3.50
LOVELY FURNISHED HOME IN FINE
Chevy Chase neishhorhood: living room
oinlng room. scr2ened-in porch kitchen.
8 oedrooms, : baths. earage.. oil heat. In
specIlon oy appolntment only.
WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg. DI. $500.
Evening star., 1943-09-13
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

COLoRED-Duplex fiat mr.. Capitol
S6;95o;, clear lot in part; ss-a farm mr..
and b.. ami; nearby Md. $3.50. N. E.
Ryon Co 1216 N. Y. ave. MA. 1907.
Evening star., 1943-09-13
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

IN FAIRFAx-Modern four-room Cape
Cod cottage. completely and attractively
furnished, large yard, garage. "a block
from buses; S65 per mo. Call Fairfax 12.
Evening star., 1943-09-13
SPLENDID VALUE.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
80 yards North of Bradley Lane.
Possession 20 DAVIS

rooms, pantry. breakfast room, 3 large
bedrooms tiled baths, ample closet space,
hnss hnissed ats,si Is; Ios s 5oxiso Price Si3,a5o
MA. g300: Evenings and Sunday. Mr..
Evening star., 1943-09-13

BETHESDA, MD.
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS.
Attractive brick home large living room
and dining room, modern kitchen screened
porch. attached garage, full basement with
maids room. wooded lot: conveniently 10
Gated In excellent condition. An excel
buy.
POWLING & GARDINER,
250I Old GEORGETOWN Rd.
WI. G6g5 Ewes. WI 1854
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A-RFDPOOM COTONIAT

NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE. D, C
An immaculate detached home, on a deep
level lot. in highly desirable and con-
cludes large. living room with fireplace,
spacious dining room, 1st-floor den, beau
tlfully equipped kitchen, large 3rd- floor in
sulated room, gas heat 2-car garage Price,
S1s,750, Call us for appointment to inspect
To-Day; for details, call Mr.. Mannakee,
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. l41l.
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lonial on lovely lot. including first-fioor
den, 3 large bedrooms, = baths, storage
attic automatic gas heat, built-in garage:
windows; extra, building lot now landscaped
included in sales price For details, call
Mr. Mannakee, RA 1853.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. l4l1.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

Branch rd--50 lots at 81 900 ca: others
At $500, H; F.. Bieber. sH 6565.
WOODED OR CLEARED, level or rolling
loft. frontage and half acre or more
City utilities Restricted SH 3355 13t
Evening star., 1943-09-13

ARLINGTON-$7,6 $50.
Attractive bungalow of 5 rooms and bath
with stairway to large attic; living room
1Sx13, with fireplace: full basement, oil
&C. heat. large corner lot. Approx
mately 1,S00 cash and SO month. Pos
session Oct. 1st.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.,
2o5l Wilson Blvd, Arl.,. Va
CHI 3131 GI, 3434
Evening star., 1943-09-13

. rms, 3 baths, Gear brick garage; =
block to bus Exceptional terms Call H
Dresser ewes, ia. 6902. MURRAY CO
Evening star., 1943-09-13

CENTER-HA BRICK COLONIAL.
College Heights Estate,
"a MILE SOUTH OF. UNIVERSITY OF
MARYLAND. r ROOMS, DINETTE, 2 "a
BATHS, AUTOMATIC HEAT. SCREENED
PORCH, 2-CAR ATTACHED GARAGE,
SHADED LOT 90xl so: PRICE, S16,500.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
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5,RooM AND BATH BUNGALoW,
GARAGE. LOT 75x125: PRICE, $4,000.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. -
6037 BALTIMORE BLVD, RIVERDALE,
MD WA 1910
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DESK SPACE WANTED.

sTENOGRAPHC SERVICE and desk Spi
wanted by executive, downtown area. c
Harry 3. Robinson, Hotel Hamilton. Ro,
710. II out leave number to call.
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SUB PROP. FOR SALE (cont.)

5-ROOM SHINGLE BUNGALOW, on
heat, completely furnished, including
range and refrigerator; lot 75x15s, Victory
garden, chicken house; mi to D. c.;
$4,000: $500 down, $50 month.
Evening star., 1943-09-13
NEAR 14th AND WEBSTER NV.

PI ,OVU.
An imposing and comfortable corner
,,.;l orick home in most convenient location
contains large rooms a bedrooms1' mi
basement, coal hot-water h2at: lot is 90
iest 9Sep For further details please call
MR. Burr, WO. 1877.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI AL
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FINE CORNER HOME.
BURNT MILLS HILLS.

Homes in this exclusive development are
rarely for sale; but here Is an exception.
tional design and ideally placed on | ~
acre plot; this affords country living with
be well repaid to inspect it. r. P. Ripley.
SH. 1880 tSun. and ewes. 81. zoos, Mr..
Evening star., 1943-09-13
BUNGALOW.
Excellent Location.

IIICe, 9IU, I0U.
ESceptional value on today's market
good condition. gas heat, good lot. once
open until 300 pm. Call Woodley 1900
1or appointment to inspect. EDW. H.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15
Community Singing
Planned for Sunday

There will bc an old-timc COM
munliy singing al the PCnicCostal
Holiness church. North Henderson,
Sunday afternoon. january II. be
ginning promptly al > o'clock. il Va"
announced today. This singing viii
bc different from any ever held here,
il is said. beng led 10y Il chorus oil
over fifty voices.
The songs will consist oi the latest
gospel songs and uld-timc hymns.
Evrrybudy will take part in the
hymn singing such a. Have thine
own way. Lord. "RrNIVC lIS agar"
and many more al the old lnNcUi
hymns. There Will also bc special
singing by The Earth" quartet. North
Henderson Baptist quartet. Hope
male quarrel, and other groups thai;
wish To take part.
Everybody l. cordially invited l"
attend and take part i'll this "ld-tlmc
song festival.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15
Hr1tnrran1 Daily @fapatrh
City Street Bonds Down
To Low Mark This Year

The City oi licudcy>u" .H year
will pay of all street t1u ..t"Wail>
bonds il owes, with the ,>",rluu
of Sll5.OuU ISSUE voted ..H .1cuI
IN 1913 for paving ct Gu",' street
.dlu short SCVtIun- at svN,I. other
~trCts. Mayor Henry ruwr.. ."Nrdi-
cd today.
y total OF $1,000 Is a. b, W.I1 IN
equal in>tUllmunts ON AlJl,r uur
July | this wear a. The last 90. , .H'u
OF S568.0OO oi bonds issued u 81
and 1923 iur - paving pros. ..lCu
reached To nearly all parts I'D. the
city. In that lot WIS ~" ,~,uru ..tN"D
july |. 1872. guy Si&%.uuu. mur'ac.
dated March !. 1923. lor >l&u.ouu.
and still anothyr tor $1,000 ,..'.,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15

Singers. who are heard u>". WPrF
""rn day. will sing IN the contest
WITH them.
som" OF the requested numbers
from one ni the contestants arc.
"RoyI Telephone. Ave Marie q.
Pearl Harbor. Pass the NuETnl-
.r "..sccI"uS Lord. Il Want .lr-
~us " Walk Around Me" and uuc "i
.H'',' recordings. second Front.
li,'s 4 Lily of the Valley. "tuUiunT
sirar Nobody Pray. and Al. Thro-
t:u the Night"
y large number ni uu>lr .nEr,s
from several nearby towns nave al
."rdy purchased Iic.Cr-. II Is said.
y small admission ice s. Too be vUjl -
'd -, the door. Doors VIII open at
$50 sharp. There VIII Ice q special
section reserved for white friends.
Everyone Is urged tu - "n time 10
pct Il scat.
james Davis Is president at ;.lc
group, and DR.. J. u. Iiawklu, Is Gi-
CCtOr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15

July |. 1923. The iSSucN were twenty
year serials, and this years rcmit-
tanccS Will complete the payments.
The 1913 ISSUE oi S!lJ.uOu WAS Il
lump sum furty-ycar sale. not ruiz
nIng Scrially, and all iI.l.u- due M
1898. CurlouSly enough work done
with that money in 1913 'n Gdrnctt
street. has all been torn up ami now
pavement put down. thi> having been
dome by the Federal government ana
state government back IN 1874 TIC
r.,l'sc this street waS u part ul the
"a'i"nal highway Route I The new
work cost the city nothing. except
Tor what was spent III laying r"w
water and sewer mains and INSTALL
ing white way system
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15
FRIDAY, JANUARY Is, 1913
dcrSun Institute.

dcrSun Institute.
DIR. Parham in his talk disc,,ss.,
The importance of feeding. ho,,S:eu
and proper care and management
the laying flock Ia increase cnn VI
duction, and the Importance of SCI n.
my healthy chicks to raise n"'
years layers. "eA'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15

The first ''Irnm lung" Tor ,,,o.
waS made in India in 1929 from ,m,
empty tar barrels. powered by ,v.o
'1I''m cleaner motors. w"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15
Payments To Vance County

Payments made to Vance County Gen
cral Fund to June 80, 1912 .
Payments made during six months ended
December 81, 1912
Total Payments made to Vance County
General Fund ....
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15

: 9" wit. .' . .l..y. D.. I.r .
s,t3 g.. -.'H..' ..r.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15

Nl>'l Lotto" q, a parasite which may
Kill its hos, tree.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-20
UP AND DOWN Parish STREET

ed a number CT pictures, which
they thought should have been
shown at our theatres by this time
including GONE WITH TIE
WIND, BATAAN', and q number
of other names. Now 1 don't exactly
know that, but l get an idea that
the managers of The Alamo Booker
T. Theatres picks the shows that
seems to draw the most folks.
And so as long as those long lines
stretch from the box office to get
in a see WILD BILL HICOCK.
Dead wood Dick, and them boys
shooting at another, the manager
has a right to think that he's
itndeiC bsdK
pleasing everybody. or at least
most everybody l tell you good
way to do about that though you
folks who want to see soma Of the
good pictures, without g ing TO
Chicago or New orleans. are wait
inE until they are on the t1ird run
and cut al to oieces, and that is to
write some letters tc the MANAGE
nent, and if that don't get you
more Of the better shows I don't
know what will
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-20

PARISH STREET SATURDAY
NIGHT: While sitting in my favor
ite Saturday Night Spot about tc
finish the last of my saturday
Night repast CT Fish and Beer, a
crowd of young friends ganged dp
and started asking me why they
didn't have some OF the new and
better shows at the Alamo and
Booker T Theatres. I soon fourd
cut that they had been tempted
tC ask me because most # them
had come to k n w that CABIN
IN THE SKY" had been PLAYING
around on Capitol Street all week
to overflowing crowds. I reckon
they thought because it was an all
colored cast SHOW that they should
see it first. And then they mention
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-20
Rev. w. H. BlackmOn
Gets Church
Appointment

The appointment Of Rev. Whalon
Fl. Blackmon, pastor of p r a t t
Memorial Methodist Church for
the past year, as Executive Sec
rotary of the Mississippi and Upper
Mississippi Conference was an
nomcd by Bishop r.. E. Jones.
Sunday morning at the closing
} assion of the 10th Annual
Mississippi Conference at Central
Church.
Rev Blackmon has enjoyed out
standing success as a pastor, and
has received great praise for his
wrok at Pratts Memorial Church
He received his High School edu-
cation at Rust College, received his
A. b., from CLARK University,
Atlanta, Ga, in 1885, and his B d.
from Cannon Theological Semi
nary Atlanta in 1896.
Rev. Blackmon stated that his
office would be in Jackson
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-20
THE RELIGIOUS
CORNER

The fact Of Christ's death: IN
the first place it is a historical
fact. Some of us have stood on the
crest of the Mount where the cross
stood. You can take boat and train
and travel fer sonre weeks and yol
too can stand on the summit of the
hill5 to which men once went forth
to die but now go forth to live.
There can be no reasonable doubt
bout this death A document pur-
porting to be the death sentence
of Christ was discovered in 1850
IN the city of Aquila, in tire king
com of Naples by n search made
for Roman antiquities, and re-
manned there until it was again
found by the Commission of Arts
in the french Army of Italy. The
following is engraved on a plate of
brass in the Hebrew language"
Sentence pronounced by Pontice
plate, IntendeEt Of the Lower
Province of Galilee Jesus Of Ma
zareth shall suffer death by the
Cross.
In the nth year of the reign
Of the Emperor Tiberills, and on
the oath day of month Of March
in the most holy city of Jerusalem
during the pontificate of Anano
Caiaphas. Pontius plate, Intendene
Gf the province of Lower Galilee
sitting to judgment in the presi-
Dental seal of the Praetor SEN
fences Jesus of Nazareth tc death
On the cross between two robbers.
IS the numerous and notorious
testimony Of the peopes prove /.
They say Jesus is misleader, 2
He has excited the people TO Sc
dition: 8 He is an enemy TO the
laws; 4 He calls himself the Son Of
God; ) He calls himself falsely
The King of Israel; He vert into
the temple followed by a multitude
carrying palms in their hands.
Order from the first centurion. @.
Cornelius 10 bring him to tie place
Of execution, forbids all persons
rich or poor to prevent the execu-
zion Of Jesus. The witness who
signed the execution of Jesus are
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-20

THINGS THAT MADE ME
LAUGH Cliff Stamps IF the
famous Stomp Bros, burning up
after ne had gone out for twenty
four berl'iers, in what he thought
ought to have been a Set-Up, in a
Pool Came at the Crystal Palace
The other night-That remark b.
Mrs. GeneviVe .ChisIom, about the
dance over-the river the other
right when she said that the felix's
ever there carried on worse thin
q cyclone in frog bottom and these
three brothers from down Month
cello way, with that hot Cotton
Money, Up on The band stand non
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-20

Program AT Pearl St.
AME Church

The Young Peoples department
Missionary Society OF Pearl Street
ANE Church viii present u Pre-
Thanksgiving G'rograrn, Sunday,
November 81. 1913 at 7:30 p. m
Pearl ST. AdE Church. corner
Pearl and Clifton streets.
Your presence is requested. The
young people are sponsoring a Few
Service, so please De present alc
sit in the pew Of your favorite
Junior Missionary and enjoy 6
program thats has been planned
for your holiday season by the
Young Peoples Departments Mis-
sionary Society Of Pearl st. AAGE
Church.
Esther Nolen, Secy.
Ernestine Harris, President
Mrs. Henrine Pickett, Supervisor
Rev. b J. Nolen. Pastor
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-20
DR.. NYAB0G0
LECTURE
Ar ALC0RN

ALCORN, Miss, NOV 13-In a
series Of lectures on African re-
lioion, social orgae9ization. ard mu-
sic DR.. Akiki Nyabongo, native of
Africa, marked the beginning of the
1894 lecture series at Acorn A.
snd M. College. His first formal
lecture was given in Oakland Memo
rial Chapel Monday night, Nov 8,
before a large enthusiastic audi
enee, which bombarded the speak
er with questions at the end Of his
discourse. Similar interest was
manifested in his lectures CT Nov.
9th and 10th.
Daily conferences and seminars
with DR.. Nyabongo enabled the
students and faculty MEMBERS to
gain additional firSt-hand informa-
lion about Africa.
DR.. NyabOngo'S historical back
gound. extensive travelling in
Africa, Asia and Europe, and his
training qualified him to speak
with authority He was born i'll
Kabarde, Trio, Uganda, East Africa
underline shadow of the Rwenzolt
Mountains, ard he is the brother
OF present tribal potentate and
a descendent of long line of
African kings.
He began his education in Africa,
where he finished the Mengo High
School at Kempala and Kings Col
lege Dudo in Uganda. DR.. Nya-
hongo then came to America and
spent four years at Howard Uni
versity and three years at Yale.
Thence he matriculated at the
University of oxford, England,
where he received the B. Lift. de-
gree in 1885 and the Doctorate de-
gree in 1910. At present he is a pro-
fessor in the Social Science De
partmcnt of State Teachers Col
lege in Montgomery, Ala.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-20
YMCA Secretary
Is Vesper Speaker

ALCCRN, Miss, Nov l3-Speak-
ing on the topic "A Good Con-
science" Royal Peryear, Secretary
Of the YNdCA in Vicksurg, Miss,
delivered very impressive address
in the Vesper services of AlccIn
College last Sunday night.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-20

Now that the Drive for National!
War Funds is ended you can go
to buying vour share Of War
Stamps and Bends. The govern
ment needs your help badly as the
war is resting a lot more each day
as the dav of victory comes nearer
Help hasten that day by buyiug
more and more War Stamps and
Bonds
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-20

Err the dinner all went into the
Service Club where they were met
by many eager dance lovers.
The group from Jackson College
was chaperoned by Mrs Leila Davis
Dean of Women at the college, acd
Miss Mabel Roseman, who assisted
in the supervision of the girls
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-20

The local USO Club in cooperation
with Jackson College and other
USO Volunteer Service Organiza-
tions provided 40 beautiful youns
ladies for a special dance held at
the Service Club of Camp Mccain
of TEiday, Nov. IL Additional
hundreds of young ladies from
Winona and Water Valley We're
on hand to supplement the Jack
son Crowd. Director G. j. Kin
caide, working with the Camp
Hostess, was largely responsible
for the group outside Jackson. The
Dance was a great success, and
all enjoyed the hospitality OF
Mrs. Rayford, the Senior Hostess
and her Assistants. as well as the
hospitality shown by the nearly
1000 service men The food served
by the Service Club Cafeteria be-
fore the dance was delicious. Aft
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of Virden Attition.

Mrs. Netty Cook, mother Of Mr..
c. L. Majors and grandmother Of
@. l. Majors, Jr., is here from
Ensley. Ala, to attend C. l.. Jr.
while convalescing from a tonsi-
lectomy. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L Majors of 1881 Deer
park ST. and one of the best news
boys of the jackson Advocate.
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That plan that some of the ladies
are getting up to give the boys
passing through Town on Christmas
day some present is an excellent
one, and while shopping buy SOME
thing that you feel that some
soldier cen use and Dive it to them
to be given away Christmas. Ii
will make you feel good-ard on
Christmas will make some soldie.
feel Better.