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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
Dan Neusom Elected
To Advisory Board
At Youth Confab

Daniel Burghardt Nousom.
Youth Council organizer and vice
president of tho Riyer-Ecorse
NAAcP returned Monday Nov. 20
from Richmond, Va where he az
tended the sixth National conycn-
ton Of Youth Councils and coli
lcec chapters. Mr. Neusom, who
IS a student AZ Waync university.
represented WAYNE and tho twin
city branohes
AZ tho Virginia conference
NcNusomc was elected to The Ad-
sisory hoard representing the
Mid-wcstern region
The Council will sponsor Well
some Dance for Madam Ruby
Hurley at Norihrup school audi
iorinm Saturday, pcc . at $50
pm. 4 meeting viii be held FRI
day at pm. at Northrup schooi.
All members arc asked 70 attend.
a dance in the Northrup canteen
will follow.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
Billy Arnold
Kos 29th Time

NEW YORK tcNs Billy
Arnold earned his .9th kayo IN
81 bouts Tuesday night when he
Knocked ont Rob Wade in three
minutes Of tho 2ud round
Billy weighing ~ knew from
Tho start he WAS going 70 win.
II was just a question Of which
round It would be Twice in tho
second round Arnold tloored the
"TiScr' weighing l7o pounds in
Tho second heat for a count OF
nine Then when Wade cluug 10
tho ropes for support Referee
Jack Appel stepped in ard stop
ped the fight About oio people
wcrc at tho ST. Nicholas Arena
TO side with Billy ard paid
sa.426 to SEQ The show
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25

And your gray. faded strcaked, old
looking hair IS dyed INSTANTLY
gl.stening lovely jet black on con-
tact with Lady LcnnoX Hair Dye.
No waiting, Cant rub of, come of
on pillows. or wash of Only now
hair that grows out has 20 be
touched up. Hair looks natural hkc,
Younger. more beautiful. Inexpcri-
cnccd person can do perfect lop.
Lady I.cnnox DOES NOT hurt mar
cells OF Strengthened hair. CAUTION
Use only as directed on label. Mrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
LARRY DOUGLAS THE AZ x Sy5H,

ito respect--eyen away from
home.
In Ny Official Critic Book;
The top men tDetroit) are: Will
bur Hughes, Damon Keith, It.
Calvin Porter. Ralph Mason. Tom
my Dodson. Robert Matthews, Ed
die Glenn. Floyd Jones. Joe Ball
ey. Dempsey Morgan, and yours
truly.
received letter some time
ago from across the seas lfrom
1t. Iieber Houston) denying the
marriage OF Eleanor Anderson. "a
pretty Chicago girl. which was
mentioned In my "CoIyum"--
sometime ago. The Lieut.. In
formed me Il have quite a bit
OF playing left before | contem-
plate tho ball and chain status. "
The Lieut. went on to say 81
have had number OF letters
referring TO your column. so /
thought II best to clarity my
most converted position OF poten-
tial bachelorhood. "Comprenez-
vous?"
It. Houston informs me that
Rome is the Hollywood OF Europe.
And he says that with all the
beautiful girls around this mans
country - he can't see why any man
would Ger want to 70 back to
the states. Heber explains 10 me
further that whenever I go TO
Rome. I am afraid I will get drunk
and wind up married the next
morning"
1t. Dempsey Morgan who has
never seen his beautiful daush-
tor. has had her picture on dis
play in Italy for the last month.
Thanksgiving;
All over these United States
and on the fighting front. will be
prayers OF Thanksgiving. Thurs
day. But wonder II the Ameri-
can citIzen--the Negro is includ-
cd in such prayers?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
Sampson's "Neighborhood Pickups' :
BY ROBERT SAMPSON
q @ . n 81

Just Wondering whether or not
Jesse Jones a. ssSs Stanford can
sing as good as wcsislders on
Milford avenue claim
Mrs Hcnnic Perry kissed Cor
roral Moses Perry goodbye Sat-
erday lIe let' Tor MS duties at
Camp Gruher Okla Mrs Perry
However viii have handsome
photo taken az ihc fiyllte as
consolation
We're giving the KEYS 70 the
cts 10 Ii Margaret J. Barnes Of
sioux Iowa who IS here ,lsit-
ing Alexander smith Jr. form
crly army lieutenant We hope
shr enjoys her stay.
Thar young man With a horse
soon canicring around tho Sher-
lard school playground sunday
morning IS certainly attracting a
lQt Of attention. No intend to
find ont Who he is and what
he's framing for.
I'm beginning 20 enjoy eating
AZ me lNri now that I've got
ten over my shyness One meets
such interesting People and I
find i leiic stimulating. Would
you believe IL ate three course
dinner NE other day ana actually
rot through tho whole dinner
wllhoai makins single faux
ras That's pretty good for a
hometown hoy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
Seat Costs 500

RICHMOND. Va CAMP - A
cO-year-old-woman, Martha Hun
ter. charged with sitting on the
laps az two white women who
sat on the rear scat Of a crowd
ed bus. was given warrant OF
assault and battery and fined
500 last week in the circuit court
a Campbell county. The court
refused a writ OF error In the
woman's case. The warrant was
amended from disordcrly conduct
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
DETROTTER
PROMOTED


IN COMBAT WITH iiTH
ARMY CORPS SERVICE CON-
MAND. SOUTHWEST PACIFIC:
Pvt. Joseph Cooper, husband OF
Mrs. Emily Cooper, 22ll McDoug-
all street. Detroit, Mich. has
been promoted TO the rank OF Cpl
He Is serving with the water pur-
ificatlon section Of an advance
base service command in the
Southwest Pacific.
His unit constructs. maintains
and operates water points. puri-
fies and distributes water to
front line troops, Cpl. Cooper
was formerly unit tender and
now is the units rpentcr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25

There's nothing like egoism.
II preserves man as ice pre-
serves meat. II Is said that the
fsce is the mirror OF character.
Int II you want TO know mans
eharacter you must look at the
face OF his wife. For instance:
know a man whose wife's face
4 somewhat disrupted. This man
who has two grown children)
indlscreetly. continues 10 hamp-
Or Young girls-younger than his
TWO children.
Jolly men are common. but a
,ollv woman Is almost AS rare
az white blackbird-
Brothers are like hands and
feet A wife is like mans clothes.
Ben Franklin said; THE worse
wheel OF a cart makes the most
noise And let me tell you that
the men around these parts
especially my hometown Detroit
make the most noise. Such men
toolishly and persistently chump
themselves (by their poor bank
loD In pursuing women around
these parts. A husband is one
who stands by his wife In troub-
les she wouldn't have, had she
not married him.
College Breviilesi
Jeanne Carmichael, Univer-
shy OF Michigan coed is a good
example in displaying the stiff
moss OF tho University OF Michi-
CAMS curriculum. Jeanne a
brilliant student-has TO remain
on the campus in order 70 con-
qucr the stiff curriculum OF the
luiycrsity especially OH week.
ends.
Helen Cuzzens Ga Wayne uni
vasiiy coed is my idea OF a
perfect University coed. Helen
displays character. trustworthi-
moss. and above all. respect. Hail!
TO you, Helen Cuzzens.
might mention that Rose
Campbell. another Wayne coed.
Is somewhat OF the same type as
Helen. Rose is respected and
carries herself in way for men
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
Mt. Zion Plans
Musical Program

A musical program will be rem
dered Sunday. Dec. 3 az $3.50 pm.
under the auspices OF the Trustee
board and the Rev. j. b. Brown
The program will feature the
Heavenly Gospel singers Of Birm-
ineham, Ala. and the United Gospel
singers OF Detroit.
The Rev. II. W. Wright pastor
preached a splendid sermon sun.
day morning.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
Young Bride
Attempts Suicide

An argument with her hus-
band was Mrs. Rosa Lee Davis
reason for attempting to end her
Lie last Monday. The l9-year-old
bride was rushed 10 the Receiv-
ing hospital by police from her
home al 1896 Dubois. Her hus-
hand. Augusta Davis said that
She took some pills.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
Newman Finds Negroes Lethargic
About Having Voice AT Peace Table

NEW YORK CAMP Unless
the current and abiding state
OF lethargy among American Ne
groes" is quickly shaken. what
passes for a clamor for a voice
at the peace table will 20 I'M
recognized. not to mention UNI
honored.
This is tho view set forth by
Ernest f. Johnson. Washington
correspondent for the Associated
Negro Press. in the lead article
in the November Crisis titled "A
Voice at tn Peace Table?' John
sen pooh-poohs tho idea that a
Negro may be included on the
American delegation but places
within the realm OF possibility
The assignment OF a few techni-
clans to the delegation.
Whereas. Haiti, Ethiopia. and
Liberia. all black nations. will be
represented at the peace table,
tho writer claims that among
them there has been no exchange
OF views nor collaboration on
the matter Of expressing the
viewpoint OF colored peoples Of
the world =
In this same issue Of Crisis,
appear two other provocative ar
siclcs on foreign affairs, one by
Max L. Hudicourt called Jim
Grow Monaces HAITI and the
other by George Padmore. Lon
don correspondent. titled Anglo
American Plan for Control OF
Colonies
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
WACs Arrive

ATLANTA - fANP) - More
than 100 Puerto Rican scnoriias
as WAC recruits. have been flown
by tho Army Air Transport CONF
mand to Fort Oglcthorpe. Ga for
basic training. headquarters.
fourth service command has am
nounced.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
GRAY HAIR STAYS
DYED FOR EVER
Where Dyed the Lady Lennox Way

W. G.. writes, y have been uSInE
Lady Lennox for 3 years Il gives
ncrfect results AJJ.writes. To-Day
Is my 5sih year and do ] feel good
with my ict black Lady LcnnoX
Hair" DOUBLE BOTTLE treat
ment Lady Lennon at druggi Is or
sent postpaid for Sioo plus zoe tax
total 81 30l or sent COD. for s. ~.
Send money md save dc Sa'isfac-
tic. r~t,-rr'.-4--1 CO frrNcN N'
LADY LFNN0X CO.. Dept DIR.
Memphis .. Tenn. Cpr.i9ii. Ill. Go.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
Pay Too Good For
Negro Examiners

CHARLESTON. sc. amp II
rccause for conducting tho ex-
animation OF Negro teachers is
said to be $3.50 per day. teach-
crs at Avery institute, private
institution originally scheduled
to give the examination 10 public
school teachers. have lost out,
Il was disclosed by well in
formed source Tuesday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25

We don't know whore We could
find happier couple than Mr..
and Mrs william Myles on Be
colo street Their little daughter.
Leah Ann Myles is The cutest M
Tic thing you'd ever want 70 sec.
After hrief thrce-day fur
Tough with his mother and dad
Key and Mr. T. d. McGcc, cpl
Clarence L. MCGEE returned 70
Camp REYNOLDS with his medical
attachment in pennsflyania
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25

a booklet containing the opinions
OF famous doctors on this interest
ing subject viii be sent FREE
while they last 10 any reader writ
lnR to the Educational Division, 535
Firth Ave, Dept. DT-lii, New York,
Ny.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25

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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-02
Goodman News
Genola S. Redd, Reporter

Mrs. Myrtles Moses of Kansas
City, Kans., is visiting relatives and
friends here.
The J. M A. met in the home of
Mrs. Genola Redd Sunday with
president, Mrs. Ida Nell Reid pre-
siding. Members present were:
Mesdames Ruby MCGEE, Bessie
Golden, Mary Redd, Annie D.
Large, Ida Nell Redd. The next
meeting will be at Mrs. Ruby Nc
Gees. Those on the sick list are:
Mesdames Bettye Wright, P. M.
Redd, Missouri Wright.
Bethlehem School Gossip
Soffie Lee and George Smith
don't get around much anymore.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-02

I wonder if is because he Fats
are cutting in?
Henry Craft, Jr., is a bad boy in
school, could this be caused by
the fact that Miss Georgia Will
liams is going to Chicago? Don't
worry Henry because we all know
she is really hepped cat Hattie
Lee sent a photo to Cpl. Silas
johnson at Camp Van Dorm.
Little Jennie Mae ought to wake
up and get on the ball with the
other solid senders around Bethle-
hem. Charlie Will is getting strict
ly on the beam with Golden De-
laney.
Minnie L. Morgan is visiting in
Clarksdale, we know she is lone
some without seeing Charlie Will.
Obey c. Storye is really falling for
one of the Lispey girls.
Ella Mae Simpson is going wild
over Robert Lispey.
We know Arrubie Morgan is
worrying because John w. Nelson
has gone to Chicago.
Maude Ethel Lispey would give a
gold dollar for one of the TAFT
boys So long until next week.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-02

The ga class is still below go
per cent in buying bonds and
stamps.
Miss Marie Johnson spent
Thanksgiving in Ludlow, as the
house guest of Miss Aurlene Smith.
We welcome Minnie Powell back
to school after an illness of sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Lambert spent Saturday
morning in Jackson shopping.
Pvt. Blackmon spent his fur
Tough with his wife and mother-in
law, Mrs. Morton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Duran, of
Fulton, KY, were visitors in the
home of their brother, Mr. Miller
Banks recently. They returned to
their home November 25.
The 5B class gave a party in
their class room which was enjoyed
by ALL The 5th grade bought Sc
worth of stamps Monday.
The Thanksgiving holidays were
appreciated by both the teachers
and students All are now ready for
the next six weeks test.
Misses Hoard Johnson, Brown,
Anderson and Foote spent the holi-
day season with relatives in jack
son.
Rev. w. B. Rogers of Weir, was
guest in Principal and Mrs. Rog-
ers' home recently. He is brother
of Prof. Rogers.
The following young ladies were
home for the holidays: Misses Lu-
ellie Nicholas and Eunice Caldwell
from Jackson College Miss Mich
olas is president of her class
congratulations.
Principal and Mrs. A. NJ Rogers
had as guests Thanksgiving day.
Rev. and Mrs. W. c. Norwood of
Eupora, Mesdames Summerfield.
Stokes, Donnelly, Miss Phillips and
brother, Mr.. Sherman Phillips of
Grenada.
Miss Levern Gibbs spent the holt
day season in Jackson wit hrela-
tiVeS.
Misses L. Nicholas and E. Cald-
well of Jackson College were din
ner guests at the home of Princi-
pal and Mrs. Rogers, Friday after
noon.
The Marian Anderson Music Club
is enjoying their study course of
Negro composers and singers, es-
pecially do they enjoy the story
of the life of Marian Anderson.
Watch to see an dhear their initial
program.
Misses Davis and Walker spent
Thanksgiving in Yazoo City with
relatives.
The freshman class honored their
teacher, Mr.. c. w. Miller with a
surprise party last Wednesday. His
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-02
gifts included a large basket

gifts included large basket of
fruits. candies and cakes and a
durable waste paper basket for the
classroom The freshme mare okay.
and other teachers wouldn't mind
sponsoring them. They also buy
stamps and bonds each week.
The 4B class led in the purchase
Of stamps Monday. Watch out 5B.
The boys and girls of ga are
coming to school heater each morn
ing. Fine, keep it UP.
We are proud to have Mrs. Mary
Clanton back in Canton after visit
inc her cousin, Mrs. A. Blackmon
of Detroit
Cpl. James O'Dell is home on fur
Tough visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim O'Dell. He'll leave soon
to spend the rest of his furlough
with his wife in New Orleans.
Mrs Alto Adams 442 So. Liberty
street, has been suffering from a
stroke since Wednesday night.
The ga class gave their beloved
teacher Miss D. d. Hoard a pres
ent as a token of their affection
on Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Dixon was proud to have
her son, Pvt. Curtis Dixon visit
home this week end
S &c Lewis Wright is home on
leave with his family.
A fashion show was given in the
auditorium Tuesday, November 81
by ga. 1t was enjoyed by all.
The 9th grade B has been busy
for the past month working on
their scrap books. The neatest
books belong to the following stu
dents: Tavern Gibbs, Barbara Jean
Nichols, Mary Alice Jones, Patricia
L. Bell, Doris L. Moore, Bertha
Bowman, Thompson Correthers,
Melvin Bowman.
A large number of the children
from the rural communities are
i coming to Cameron Street school,
wonder why they don't stay where
May, Marshall Blackmon, Marvin
they can get some books, we are
out of seats and books.
Mrs Alberta Kennedy, the mo-
Their of Johnnye NJ Kennedy has
returned home from a months visit
with her husband, Rev. L. R. Ken
nedy at Moss Point.
Ruby Gene Ware spent the
Thanksgiving holidays in Philadel-
phia.
I is really true that Jimmie Mae
Taylor was used as a make out
at the party Sunday night given
for bayfield, Tucker, when the
real chick didn't show up.
Who is it, Dorothy Jean Garner,
Ernest Jones or Milton Green?
Estelle Thomas has had Millions
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-02
attention, but it seems he's all out
for Dorothy Jean.

attention, but it seems he's all out
for Dorothy Jean.
Could it be that the reason Thel-
ma Nicholas and Russell L. Ham
ilton aren't friends any more is
that both of them have found some
body else? Answer next week.
Viola Taylor and Channie Ches-
ter had better get themselves a
boy friend because Pearline Brooks
says that Otha Lyles is all she
needs TO rthe duration.
1t seems Annie Mae Hart can't
see for looking at Leon Bailey.
The sad look on Mary Luckett's
face is there because Arthur Thorn
as, Jr., is going to the army soon.
Lovely couple of the week: Mary
e. Jones and Edward Flowers.
Pauline Nichols is falling hard
for certain tall, tan and hand
some cat.
Edna Mae Esters and Sam Viii
senton are strictly on the beam.
Channie Chester and Hubart
Currie were having fund Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mary F. Smith is sad because
Cecil Wright has gone to New
Orleans.
1t seems to be love, love, love for
Fannie Lee Gordon and Clendid
|Beemean.
Christine Jackson and Thomas
Davis were coming on strong at the
circus Thursday night, what's your
story Betty Ruth Wynn?
T Rosie Lee White and James Jones
are coming on strong, what's your
story Lester McMurtry.
What would happen if Adell
Brown would stop Kidding wit hLee
Smith, Ruth Mae Miller was seen
Sunday riding bycicle with Roo
sevelt Brooks.
Selena Wiburn is going wild
over Samuel Lee Brown.
What's wrong between Willie
Nicholson and Lillian Anderson?
Why does Deborah Thomas and
Annie Laura Luckett keep gossip
ing about Joseph Jones? Is it be-
cause he's al lout for Carrie Ann?
Hazel Luckett says Johnnie Pow
ell is the cream in her coffee.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-02
Published and edited by students of
Cameron Street Junior High
School
General News

AS this goes to press, Miss Evie.
Carmichael is still out of the city
and her III grade class has sub
stitute teacher.
To date the 9th War Bond drive
of CAMERON Street high school has
raised S764.30
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-02
LOTS FOR SALE
Colored
Subdivision

George Washington Carver
Addition, a new colored resi-
dental subdivision on the Liv-
ingston Road and Mayes St.
just outside the city limits.
No city taxes to pay. Most lots
so feet wide and 100 feet deep.
All lots SITS each; $25 cash
and $40 per month. Five per
cent discount allowed on cash
payment if cash payments is
over $25. No interest or carry
ing charge if monthly pay
ments are paid promptly
when due. Visit the addition
and make your selection be-
fore the choice lots are sold.
The lots are numbered and
those that are sold are mark
ed Sold"
Gas and Lights Are Available
FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION OR
INSPECTION
CONTACT
CLEVELAND
| O'BANNON
| At Negro Fair Grounds
Phone 4-7266
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-02
Madam I;
Pal11liist

Gifted Reader and Advisor. will ask
no questions but will tell you the truth,
good or bad, on all affairs off life such as
love, marriage, inheritance and business
transactions of all kinds. Will give you
dates and facts. You will find me superior
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-06-03
SECURITY LIFE KIDDY CLUB

Dear Parent and Friend:
Security Company has organized Kiddy
Club The membership this Club of all children
under Is who policy with the Company.
All children under Is may become member
the SECURITY LIFE KIDDY by taking policy
with the Company. st5
member of the SECURITY LIFE KIDDY CLUB will be
given membership card showing that he she member
standing This Ritz
&c Saturday morning All children
members of the Club will have the regular price the
belonging SECURITY KIDDY CLUB
will direction Patton well
perienced in the handling of children
The members of the SECURITY LIFE KIDDY CLUB will be
given sing speak, dance
good movie. This will be opportunity for the
Negro children of Jackson wholesome
the supervision of experienced teacher.
All parents invited to be present Saturday morning
with child WHO is
MEMBER OF THE CLUB YOU WILL BE ADMITTED FREE.
working for the SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY we
will be happy talk with office between the hours of
$50 and 500 P M daily
This owned and operated by and people
employ Girls prepared
We teach how become Insurance and LET
US TELL YOU MORE ABOUT 1T. AS parent this
opportunity show boys and girls that cooperating
SERVICE TO OUR RACE Part of that making jobs
for people.
When Insurance with making YOUR
DOLLARS DO DOUBLE DUTY. YOU GET PROTECTION FOR
YOU AND YOUR LOVE ONES AND YOU MAKES JOBS FOR
YOUR CHILDREN
With every good wish for future.
Very truly yours
w. H
Vice
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-06-03

haven was the weekend guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Glover and
father. While here he attend the
rally at the Baptist Church Sun
da. He contributed to the following
on rallies, Sunday School, $500, B.
ciated those contributions very
much.
Attending the Rally at the Bap-
fist Church Sunday were the fol-
lowing soldiers from Camp Mccain
Sgt. Thomas Bachie, Pfc Arthur
Crockett, Pvt. James Vaughns and
Sgt. Leary Drenwore.
Sgt. Drenwore taught one of the
Sunday classes. We enjoyed hav-
ing them and we hope they and
others will visit again soon.
Mrs. J. w. Glover and daughter
Miss Cola Glover was shopping in
Koscuski Thursday.
Miss Leale Glover visited her
twin cousins Misses Evelyn and
Earylne Cain at Walden last SUM-
day Miss Glover is the twin of
Miss Ceola Glover.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-06-03
Goodman News

Mrs. Anna Morris of Memphis,
Tenn. was the weekend guest lin
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
Garland.
Miss Gladly Storye of Millistone,
Miss is visiting in the home of her
sister Mrs. Lellie Harmon.
The B. T. u. extra session was
held Sunday at The Goodman Bap-
fist Church. Rev. H. L. johnson
pres. Mrs. c. A. Garland secy.
Mrs. Ollie Mae, Bessie Pickens,
Laura B. Russum, Arkie Clark
made a business trip to Canton
Tuesday
Those on the sick list are Mrs.
Lille Harmon and Lunenia Morgan.
Funeral Service of Owens Clark
was held at Bethlehem Baptist
Church Sunday.
The j. M. H. met at the church
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-06-03
Gainesville News
A. r. Thomas, Reporter

Mr.. Elree Brown and family have
returned from the State of Arkan-
sas and report an enjoyable visit
with relatives and friends.
Funeral services for MIR. Prince
Bass of Chicago were held at the
Pine Ridge M. B. Church, Sun
day, May %, the pastor, Rev. w. l..
Gates, officiating. Mr.. Bass leaves
to mourn his passing host of re-
latives and friends He was a
native of Simpson County but had
made his home in Chicago for many
years. Messers D. L. Lovelady, j,
D. Lackey, o. T. Thomas, of Gates
vile attended the funeral.
Mrs. Maggie Thomas attended the
funeral of her sisters who died
recently.
The following persons were visi-
tors in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
A. X. 1homas Sunday: Mr.. John
Nixon, Mr.. Maggie Thomas and
Soma Troy Lee and Marvin Lee
Thomas, little Billy Bass.
Mrs. Bessie Ayers and Miss Gen
ever Brown, Miss Catherine Brown
Mrs. Jennie Mahaffey visited Mrs
NJ. E. Lackey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Skipper were
visitors in the home of Mrs. Skip
per's sister, Josephine Catchings OF
Jackson recently.
Miss Josephine Lackey, a high
school student of Alexander School
Brookhaven, has returned home