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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
No. ss2-6SO
ORDER or PTBLICATI0N

AZ session OF said Court held
~ The Court House IN the Cry OF
Detroit in said County and state
Of the 10Th day Of March. 1915
PRESENT: The Honorable Vim
cent " Brennan. Circuit Judge
on reading and fillne The am
davii hereto attached from which
n appears that the defendant.
Sarah Motley. IL not resident ~
Detroit Michigan hu' when last
heard OF and from. she resided at
1870 North Gulllemard. Pensacola
Florida: therefore
on motion OF Edward A Sim
mons attorney for plaintiff
1T IS ORDERED that the defen-
dant appear in this cause within
three fs) months from The date
hereof. either in person or by at
torney and that her failure 80 10
do Will cause her default 10 he TAX
en-.
And TT IL further ordered that
copy 81 this order be published
IN the Detroit Tribune news
paper printed and published In the
County Of Wayne. Michigan ac-
cordlng N law
AID IT is further ordered that
copy ~ this order together With
a copy Of the affidavit upon which
II "a founded. be served upon the
defendant AZ her last known place
Of address By registered mail. re-
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ORDER ~ PUBLICATION

A. season az ne said Court
held @ the Wayne County Build
lrs ~ NE CRY nj Detroit Mlchi-
zsn IN mo 5fa Gay Of April. AID.
PRESENT Honorable Guy A..
Miller
y saiis'aciouly appearing from
he affidavit ~ The plaintiff on file
10 'ne ahnre entitled cause. that
me defendant Mitfie Ellis lie not
= residsn' Of the state ~ Michigan
bur thar her last known residence
was 500 Wabash avenue. Ord
floor IN he CITY Of Chicago. Cook
County. Illinois
IT IS ORDERED that Mittie FL
hs appear and answer this Bill OF
Complaint. filed in this cause
within three months from the date
~ his order ~ SAID Bill will he
faker as confessed against her
IT IS FIRTHER ORDERED that
? roepv' ~ said order he sent 10
mo last known address ~ said
9efendan, ny registered mail. and
10 case no reglsfered return re-
ceipf signed by the defendant Is
received that this order be pub
llsDed as required by law
CRY a MILLER Circuit Judge
"A True ropyN
cASpAR J i.INGEMAN. Clerk
~ a sHEDD.
Deputy Clerk A2s-s-s-45
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turn rscc'p' demanded
And All 81 which foffeoins Is g
ordered
VINCENT " BRENNAN. cWcuH
JlGcc
A TRUE COPY
CASPAR J. LlNGEMAN. Clerk
By r Lacey
nepaiv CLERK 4if-s -es q
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LEGAL NOTICE.

place OF address. 2.2e Jerom.
street, Toledo. OHIO, hy rcs.s,srss
mail return receipt demanded
All OF which foregoing is 80 A..
derct
ROBERT NJ. TOMS. clrsoa
Judge
"a True Copy
CASpAR , LINGEMAN. Clerk
BY A. sHEDD,
Deputy Clerk 5-5 s-3s-y
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ABNER 4. TtTkEN. Attorney
1910 Monterrey Avenue

STATE or MICHIGAN. w n.
Circuit Court for the Cour'y o.
Wayne in Chancery
I.ENNlE RUTH STONE Faa.
I'M VS. PRESIDENT STONE De-
fcndani
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No. as3-sOO
ORDER or PUBLICATION

Al session Of said Court held
in the Court House in the Cuy
Of Detroit. Wayne County. Michi-
gan. on this ls day OF March. AID.
1915.
PRESENT Honorable Vincent
VI Brennan Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing from
the Affidavit OF the Plaintiff on
file in this cause that the defen-
dant John Henry Miller is not a
resident OF this State. but resides
AZ Ninety South Street, City OF
Atlanta State Of Georgia.
on MOTION OF Ralph J. os-
borne Attorney FOR the Plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED that the said
nonresident Defendant cause his
appearance 70 he entered in this
cause within three ~ months
from the date of This Order: and
that in default thereof. tho Bin Of
Complaint now on file herein be
taken as confessed Nv said nom
resident Defendant, John Henry
Miller.
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED
that copy ~ this Order he serv-
ID upon said non-resldeni Defen-
dant in accordance with the stat
uie IN such case made and provid-
3D. or said order he published IN
the Detroit Tribune IN accordance
with tho law IN such cases made
and nrovided
VINCENT " BRENNAN Circuit
JUDGE
"a True COMFY
rAsPtr ! rr~GFMAN Clerk
Ry A sHFDD.
Deputy Ciory l-of-s-o-fy
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Edward 4. simmons, Attorney
303 LAWYERS BLDG.

STATE or MICHIGAN. IL the
Circuit Court fcr the County q;
Wayne IN hancery
LOLA NAE ASHE Plaintiff ys.
SAINT FL ASHE. Defentari
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
No. $500
ORDER or PUBLICATION

AZ SESSION Of said Cour held
a The Court House IN ne Cite ~
peirof' in said County on the 10th
day ~ April. a D.. l945.
PRESENT. Honorable Guy A.
Miller Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof nv Affidavit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
6ar,in. smith A Davenport.
Attorneys
1916 Krush II.

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Calgt for the County OF
Wayne & hancery
DOROTHY OLEMAN plainuff.
So LEONARD COLEMAN, Deien-
tsrt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19

A. 'res'o1 ~ said Court held
~ tfs ro4f' House in me Civ ~
ne're ssif County on 'fs 1'fh
lav ~ Tsret. All itt,
PRESENT Hon v.nssrt ~
re crsa Judge
o. fallng and fling ihe sfn-
aatf nfitto attached from which
So appears thar tie defendant is a
RESIDENT a. fhe cry OF Defloii.
Nlet'fau and thar b o. believed
fhH Or. i defendant Is conceal
fe hf0r'l within tne fslieil0n
or has moved beyond ihe lufsilr-
raon 90 'hls Court Tor the pafpose
of e.s iine process ~ fhis Court
and mat by reason thereof the
service ~ process sannot be had
upon her therefore
ON MOTION Of Edward 4 SIM
mons attorney for pIalnrn
TT Us ordered rnd this Court by
trtare Of tho authority therein
vested. doth order that the de-
fsrdans annear In this CAUSE with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
CHARLES CAMPBELL Airy
92>l kr>kine

psi krskine
STATE or MICHIGAN, IN the
Clreli, Court for the county OF
Wayne IN Cnanoery
MARIE kANE Plaintiff VS..
WALTER KANE Defendant
NJ. S7i-5io
At session I said court held
in The .'y OF Detroit April 49, ls45.
PRESENT The Honorable. Guy
4 Miller CncIi' lndge
l. satisfactorily Appearing by
affidavit on file thar SIMMONS has
been returned and flied not seNed
because alter di..feni search and
inQMfy u sannW o. ascefiained 10
vhar STATE II a. the said de-
feudau resides
IT IS ordered that he appear IN
'his esg-e ni'hir three months
fiom The date or THIS order or tic
Blli 81 complaint f'ied here.n niay
be taken as onicss,d and thai
this order Sc served and published
according 10 laN and a copy there
~ mailed ~ mo defendant AZ his
lasf known address
GlY a MILLER Circuit Judge
~ True Copyl
CASPAR J LiNGEMAN. Clerk
Ry a. SHEDD.
Deputy ciesk 4-es So 4.
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Gar,in, Smith & Davenport.
ATTORNEYS

STATE or MICHIGAN N the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne IN Chancerv
EZEIl.A W MILLER Plain
III vs. JOHN HENRY MILLER.
Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
Alonzo y. Petiiford. Attorney
1905 Rroadway

STATE or MICHIGAN IN me
Circuit Court FOR the County q
Wayne In Chancery
Roosevelt Hughes Plaintiff. Va.
Irene Hurhe- Defendant
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HERBERT l.. Dudley. Attorney
1855 Russell street

STATE or MICHIGAN in The
circuit Cogr, for the County 81
Wayne N Chancery
OLIVIA HICKSON Plaintiff VS.
WILLIE HlCkSON Defendant
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Edward 4. simmons. Attorney
8O3 LAWYERS Bldg

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Court for the County OF
WAYNE IN chancery
IRvY LIFE MOTLEY Plaintiff
VS. SARAH MOTLEY Defendant
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Alone u. Pettlford. Attorney
nos Brnadway

STATE or MICHIGAN N n,
Circuit Court for the County q,
WAYNE IN Chancery-
Matte r Reed. Plaintiff sersu
Searcy Reed Defendent.
M 3-1120
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FREDERICK YATES, Atty.
oil Crater

STATE or MICHIGAN IN The
Crcnr Court for the Coun,v
Wayne n charrefy.
FlTTMAN RE plairtt' IS
JOSEPHINE RILEY Defendant
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EDWARD 4. SIMMONS. Attorney
Gil kandoluh

STATE or MlciiIGAN in 'hc
Cifeut Cosr for the County OF
WAYNE I'm Chaneciy
MARTHA RAMlRE/ Plaintiff
vs. HENRl RAMIREZ. Defendant
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Help the War Effort. industry
needs you' Get Job through our
HELP WANTED COLTMNS.
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>inlmons 4 Bibb>. Attorneys
~ Grailof Ave.

STARE ~ MICHIGAN. ia the
CAcl.t coNt fos the County OF
Wasue b lhancery.
GENTRY pE TINpLEy. PLAN
fiff Isl fHAHLES A. TINpLEY,
Defsn4ar,
N0. s;529o
A. 4 session OF sad court held
al ~ oult House in The city OF
Ds's On the 10 das ~ April.
1916
Phh, ENT Honorable Gay A..
NJ circuit Jaqge
~ mas cause il appearing from
aff.satit on Tile that after dsigent
search and inquiry il cannot be
ascer'ained III what State or Coun-
Try INC ncferdani resides
on NOTION Of Simmons and
Bihhs attorneys for. plaintiff
1T is ORDERED tha, a copy II
mis- order no published accord
M 70 Law in tho Detroit Tribune
and also that conv ~ this order
pc sent by registered NATL ~ said
defendant AZ hts last known adj
dress N wit 1855 y ecrd street
Philadelphia pennsylvania.
Guy a Miller Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
Casnar Iinreman Clerk
~ 4 SHEDD
Deputy Clerk 4s1- f-o-4s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19

Carvlr. Smith 6 navennori.
,ftornovs
1876 Prnsh 81.
STAFF OF MICHIGAN In tho
circuit Govt for the County NJ
wavne IN Chancorv
WAITED rvtNS riainf,y W
rrr.A N.r r-'-s>-r Doferdanf
40. a7i-sts
oDDrp ~ DT-rrfC tTroN
Alta session Of said Court hold A.
the Court House IN the City Of
Detroit WAYNE County Michigan.
on the 10 day Of March. AID.
19iS.
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cell l.. Ward. Attorney
l3ns RrnndNnr

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
cNcAt Court for the County Of
Nasrf ln Cnancery.
FERNANDO ELLIS, Us. MITE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19

A. = session Of said Court held
ir mo City ~ Detroit. Wayne
rfy Michigan. on April 3.
1915
ESENT Honorable Guy A..
Miller Cuculi Judge
D. appearing 10 This Honorable
Court from affidavit on file that
The defendant Is resident of this
State and thar process for her an.
pearanee has been duly issued and
ihaf The same could not be served
hv reason of her absence from. or
'oncealmeni within ne state or
nv reason N her continued absence
from hrr rlace ~ residence
On Motion ~ Charles y Rerrv
At'ornev FOR The Plaintiff
TT rs ordered that OVla Barber
appear In answer 70 the Bill Of
Complaint filed IN this cause with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
No. 3S2.515
oRpTR OF PrBIICATIo>

ORDER or Pt BLltAIlON
A. a session OF said court held al
TIE Cour, House in The City OF De-
,roii In said County and state on
he u day Of February. 1888.
PRESENT, The Honorable Ar
ih.r Wehs'er Circuit Judge
ON reading and filing the AFT
csv'' hereto attached from which
n appears that the defendant. Cora
Lee stewart is not a resident o.
Detroit Michigan. bur when last
heard OF and from resided az 1855
Argyle Avenue. Baltimore. Mary
land therefore,
on motion OF Edward A SIM
mons attorney for plaintiff
1T Is ordered that the defendant,
appear in this cause within three
81 months from the date hereof
either IN person or by attorney.
and that her failure so to do VIII
cause her default to be taken
And 1T is further ordered that
copy OF this order he published
in the Detroit Tribune. a news
PAPER printed and published in the
County OF Wayne, Michigan. ac-
cording 20 'law.
AND 1T is further ordered that
copy % this order together with
copy Of the affidavit upon which
q is founded. be served upon the
defendant AZ her last known place
~ address hy registered mail re-
turn recoipt demanded
And All OF which foregoing is so
ordered
ARTHUR WEBSTER. Circuit
Judge.
"A True Copv)
Bv A. sHEDD. Deputy
Clerk 4-7-5-la IS
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Charles y. Kerry Attorney
1905 BroadWav

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for County Of Wayne
in Chancery
JAMES BARBER rlaintn. w.
OGLA BARRIER. Defendant
ORDER or PUBLICATION
M. 2-aeS,
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Edward 4. simmons. Attorney
2n3 LawYers Rnlldlng

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
C~cri. Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chanccrv
No. Ss2-5ss
jobs A. STEWART Plaintiff.
IS. CORA LEE STEWART Defen-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-05-26
HOLD TWO DAY CONFER
ENCE

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo (ANP)
"A two-day conference was held
in the Mechanic Arts Department
of Lincoln University last week
Dy the Department of industrial
arts and vocational education of
the Missouri State Association of
Negro teachers.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-05-26
BROOKHAVEN
LITERARY
CLUB MEETS

BROOKHAVEN, Miss. The
Bethune- Goodman Literary Club
met in the home of Josie L. Davis,
Wednesday, May IT, The Chaplain
conducted short devotion period
after which the minutes of the last
meeting were read and adopted,
followed by the roll call and quo
tation by each member
The program committee enter
tanned the club with three num-
bers. Poem: THE Whole World
Waits" Miss A M. Newton; Book
report Good Pastures, Mrs. Eva l.,
Hedrick; Biography, DR.. Carter G.
WoodSon, Mrs. Leila Brown
1t was suggested by the chairman
of the Program Committee that
each member be provided with a
phamplet concerning the CT Bill OF
Rights, in order to be able to rem
der much needed and valuable
service to returning veterans. Plans
were also adopted for making pill
low cases for the Delinquent Home
Mrs. Maude c. Bryant was admit
ted to membership. Mrs, Pearl Os-
borne, of Oakland, Calf, was
visitor during the. meeting. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Leila Brown.
Mrs. F. M. Alexander is the presi-
dent of the club
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-05-26

PARISH STREET SATURDAY
NIGHT: One thing that is beginn-
ing to- attract a lot attention and
talk already is the Jackson Negro
Juvenile Council that was organiz-
ed the other day and as I got
around 20 my favorite Saturday
night spots and friends I kept
getting myself asked pertinent ques-
tions about the new organization
It seems that some of my friends
have been telling some of my other
friends about my interest in She
organization, especially those who
own the night clubs, dance halls
and pleasure spots. which may or
may not be contributing to the de-
linquency problems but not
against any of my friends but
rather in their interest Talking to
one of my best friends about the
matter who operates one of the
best known Night Spots, he says to
me, we'll you know me and
you know my place it Just
makes me sick when 1 see crowd
of them young kids come in
You know I never did try that hard
TO make money I never have
extended invitations or encouraged
those young kids to come in my
place Night spots are for the
grown?ups and some of them are
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-05-26
Jackson College P-TA Ends Fine Year

man of program committee; Mrs
Mary Thomas, chairman of cour-
tesy committee and Mrs. w. d.
Blackburn, reporter.
1t was agreed at the opening
meeting that both Nursery and
Laboratory School parents would
meet Jointly this year.
The P-TA has sponsored the fol-
lowing activities; a subscription for
current literature for the Labora-
tory School pupils; toy work shop
in December, which provided toys,
fruit, candies and nuts for rmfor-
tunate children and adults at
Christmas the purchase of bas-
ketball for the playground; the
first annual community school pro-
gram and social on February Is;
program at some meeting during
the year by each class, including the
Nursery school children; and the
composition of the first P-TA song
ooh, P-TA' CTune of Maryland
My Maryland by one of the mem
bers.
The years work has been enjoy
able as well as successful.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-05-26

graduates will be preached in the
college chapel, and Monday night,
May %, the oratorical contest will
be held in the college chapel. Ex-
hibits of the home economics de-
partment will be held Tuesday
night, May 29, in the home eco
Monies cottage, and on Saturday
night, June ., the senior class play
will be presented In the chapel of
the college.
Baccalaureate services will be
held Sunday afternoon, June 3, at
3 o'clock, in Big Bethel AME
Church and the alumni business
meeting win be held in the chap
ell at 5 p. M. Monday, June 4. On
the same day at 8 p. m, class
night services will be in the chap
Ell and Tuesday morning the an
nual trustee board session will be
held at the college at 10 o'clock.
The alumni banquet will follow at
8 o'clock the same day.
Commencement exercises will be
held wednesday, June s, in Big
Bethel church.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-05-26
UP AND DOWN Parish STREET

even to weak to know that they
are just for pleasure . and not
for extremes in that. AS 1 told one
fellow / am for night clubs for
grown-ups :. including me s. and
show it by getting around to all
of them and spending my money
sometimes but 1 am against it
all when it comes to school kids .
boys and girls not yet beyond
the age of innocence having too
much opportunity for self and ra-
cial debauchery and degradation
AS | told one friend I am
writing this here week to make N.Y.
self clear to everybody and to
my friends.
THE LOVELACE'S OUT AT
JACKSON COLLEGE s. had a
visit from that Ole Bird the other
DAY Yes, it's boy fine
little family cementing the heart
warming bundle at that and
everybody is well and happy.
A LETTER FROM LIFE Quite
a little excitement and interest de-
veloped around here few weeks
ago when photographers and writ
ers from LIFE MAGAZINE were
Shooting Scenes" for a pictorial
presentation of Richard Wright's
great book, BLACK BOY Well,
letter from Lifes Editorial Re-
searcher, Phyllis Larsh that came
the other day says that a long
series of important "MUSTS" have
caused the piece to be side tracked
but LIFE'S Editors were very
favorably impressed with the ma
terial and that there is good pos
sibility that it will still be used i.
WEEKLY QUOTATION: "Politi-
cal democracy. as it exists and
practically works in America, with
all its thre a t ening evils, sup
plies a training school, for making
first class men. 1t is life gymna-
stun, not of good only, but of all"
- WALT WHITMAN
FOLKS WHO WON'T BE ABLE
TO GET IN THE AUDITORIUM
OUT AT LANIER HIGH School
for the Commencement program
Don't know this . but last year
the city granted the use of the city
auditorium for the program and
~l,z~ II
decided that they would use the
school anyway because
somebody elSe?. 80. made the ar
rangements for getting it a. This
wear they wanted it but when they
went up after it it was turned
down so I hear May be the
city officials thought they were
still playing or teudlng out
there or is they? PHEW !!
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-05-26
Howard Urges Equal
Rights Plank At
San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO. May IA -
Perry w. Howard today gave out
a statement in which he urged that
colored leaders everywhere have
their Congressman and Senators
write or wire the American Delega-
ton to the United Nations Confer
ence in San Francisco to support
the inclusion of the words - civil
rights to all darker races in all
countries" the proposed amend
ments to the Dumbarton Oaks
Conference report, with particular
reference to Chapter 5, paragraph
6. in which the words "fundamen-
tai freedoms and human rights" are
used. No where in any Of the rec
concentrations is the matter of civil
rights touched.
If we do net get this idea insert
ed nothing has been accomplished
by the meeting of The United Ma
tions that will be helpful to the
dark people of the various countries
of the earth.
Now is the time to get busy. MIR.
Howard argued this matter before
the international Committee ex-
perts on Tuesday and explained for
the benefit of the InternationaliSts
the difference between human
rights and this is one of the most
important matters before the Con-
ference now with several of the
most powerful nations bitterly OPP
posing the including of this cause.
Perry Howard is National Repub-
lican committeeman from Missis-
sippi, and the only Negro member
of the National Committee
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-05-26

CALVIN WEEMS are spending their
furloughs with parents here.
MIR. G. M. VARNADO attended
the funeral services of Sir N. D.
Ross in Gulfport, Mississippi last
Sunday
MIR. AND MRS. GLADDIS
BRISCO spent the weekend with
her mother. Mrs. Viola Franklin,
Mr.. Brisco lives in Chicago and
visited his parents in jackson, Miss.
Mrs. Brisco is taking nurse training
at the Afro Hospital in Yazoo City,
THE EMMA B. MILLER FEDE-.
RATED CLUB was entertained in
the home of Mrs. A. c.. Johnson
last week with Mrs. Ruth Garrett
as co-hostess. The color scheme,
pink and blue was highly carried
out. Delicious refreshments and
entertainment was greatly enjoyed
by all. Mrs. Della Ellis and Mrs. A.
F. Tolliver were the special guests.
MRS. R v. PRICHARC was hon.
ored with a Surprise Birthday
Party by the j. NJ A, Club. Mrs. j.
E. Anderson, president Many beau
tiful gifts were presented to Mrs.
Prichard
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-05-26

around Brookhaven, was largely re-
sponsible for the team making the
trip financially With his efforts
several of the Negro and White
business places donated
Coach Tanner and Miss Thomp-
son with the girls track team, Miss
Lloyd a teacher, and nine other
students accompanied the team to
TuSkegee
When asked how the Big Eight
Conference Track Champs, also
State Champs of Track rated with
other leading teams of the coun-
try, Coach Tanner was very mod
est but said my boys looked NIGH
ty good against Booker Washington
of Atlanta, Austin High of Texas,
Montgomery High of Alabama and
others in that bracket"
The Alexander School was assur-
ed other invitations.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-05-26
Gets Invitation

BROOKHAVEN - The Panthers
gave good account of themselves at
the Tuskegee track meet last week
led by the fleet John Sims, George
Evans, essie Buie, Samuel Crlmp,
Willie Price. Johnnye Gilmore, Jr.,
Clarence Johnson, Jr.. and James
Newton, with eight second places
and six third places.
Each man was able to bring back
at least one certificate and most of
them two
Mr.. Clarence Johnson, ST.. one of
the leading supporters of athletics
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-05-26
Morris Browns
Closing Is Set
Wednesday, June 6

ATLANTA, Ga.-,(SNS)-
Morris Brown College began it's
sixtieth anniversary events Sun
day at which time President w. A.
Fountain, Jr., was at home to the
members of the graduating class
and faculty
Friday night nf this week the
Turner Theological seminary of the
college will hold its annual ban
quet, and on Saturday night of
this week the Junior-Senior ban
quet will be held.
Sunday, May 81, o'clock, the
annual sermon to the seminary
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-05-26

The Laboratory School Parent
Teachers Association of Jackson
College closed a successful years
work at it's final meeting Wednes-
day, May 9, 1915. The above photo
graph was taken at this meeting,
with thirty-two members and two
visitors present.
In October the following officers
we're elected: Mrs. Ruth Roseman
Dease, president; Mrs. Allean Smith
vice-president; Mrs. Beatrice Wolfe,
secretary; Mrs. Simmons Smith, as
sistant secretary; Mrs. Viola Jones
treasurer; Mrs. Daisy Reddix chair
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-05-26
Canton News, Notes

SGT. CLEO THOMAS and PVT
CALVIN WEEMS are spending their
furloughs with parents here.