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The Nome nugget., 1945-04-25

Airlines. Perry is one of the carly air mail pilots, and has been in the airmail business since 1924.
 The new ship will be the first 21 passenger plane to be used commercially within Alaska. She will be christened "Starliner Juneau, and will be in service early in May. Every department of Alaska Airlines is busy prepar- ing for her arrival. Operations and Maintenance are working out new schedules. Purchasing has a drawer full of orders for Douglas parts, and the Merrill Field stock room is being enlarged to accom- modate them. The Engineering Department has designed loading platforms for passenger and bag gage doors which are 4 feet 4 inches and 10 feet 1 inch from the ground respectively.
 With two instrument ships in operation, Alaska Airlines will make six weekly trips to Juneau, with north and southbound con- nectionS for Seattle. And there will be three trips to Nome a week.
 Two Loans this wear. but need
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-25
Standing Committees of
 r-v ~
 The Common Council B


 The following standing commit tees of the Common Council of the City of Nome as apointed by Mayor Edward M. Seidenverg are:
 Finance and building, Baldwin and Kitzmiller; Police and Jail, Kitzmiller and Mish; Fire and Water, Roust and Wallace; Streets, Alleys and Lights, Wal lace and Reader; Health and Re- lief, Mish and Baldwin; Laws, Or dinances and Printing, Reader and Roust.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-25
DRIVE SHOWS ABOUT HALF QUOTA

The Red Cross drive to date has neted $534.O5 with several of the local committees unreported. Out lying districts also are slow in re- porting their part in the quota of this district.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-25
FUNERAL NOTICE

Funeral services for Harry Leon Oumauk will be held at 2 pm. Thursday at the Lavinia Wallace Young Mission.
 He was the grandchild of MT. and Mrs. Perry Konukpeok.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-25

Two Loans this year, but need as much as three last year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25

cy.
CANADA LEE will star as,,,
ia THE Tempest" a shakesnss'
drama. in return eneaeens.,
in Boston, September H.
If PLANS ARE COMP Errn
according 10 schedule. one q, ~
nations top newspaper pnblisb..'
will own and operate a new an.
network in the fall. The p.n.
has not been announced
LIONEL HAMPTON a.,
swing band leader OF TIE ,,ar
publishing a Swing BOOK il MI
be off the press this ,an
Here are some expression,
used by top radio personsli,.'
al the end Of their brosd,s.,'
After the finish of Truth or (.
sequence broadcast for iusisn;.
Ralph Edwards SAYS nOkay M.
wrap II up Jay johnson a, n.
District Attorney" always i,
marks We'll that's ano,b.,
Kate Smiths first commen, F,
usually the query How Did t,
so@ Danny O'Neal says s,e,,
but eApressiyeIy "Whcw uauI
next week-"Good Listcuns
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
URIN....
THE RADIO WORLD
-. Bv ISAAC IoNrs

THE FAMOUS HALL JOHN
son CHOIR is celebrating its
goth anniversary as singing
group. Last Sunday. they were
guest OF Harlem Defense Center
Coffee Hour. This program is
broadcast over local New York
radio station.
FRANK SlNATRA has signed
with "a cigarette company and
will be heard over CHS starting
September 18th. . TO $50 pm
II the program is carried in De-
troit It will be heard over WJR.
EDDIE WILSON will leave Coo
tie Williams and form his own
band according TO rumors
The HOUSE OF MYSTERY
new chiller series will make
it's debut over the Mutual network
September -
ETHEL WATERS is ON her
way 10 sunny California II may
mean that she is prcparing 10 60
before the shooting camera for
another picture Brig General FL
LOTT ROOSEVELT fson Of The
late President Roosevelt may re-
turn to the air as a commentator.
now that his discharge from the
Army j. official
THE FAMOUS NICHOLAS
BROTHERS are on tour Of the
south and packing them in where
soever they stop They are now
decn in the heart OF Texas
THE FIRST DRAMATlZATION
OF the dropping OF the atomic
bomb on Hiroshima vas done by
Now II Can BE Told" via Mutual,
less than twenty hours after the
missile lcf' the homh bay.
ELLA FITZGERALD has the
honor OF rocketine herself to
wealth and fame with one OF her
own numbers Remember "A
Tiskci 4 Taskei ! Lost My Yell
low Basket That's the number
thai did Il
WE HEAR that Bonita Gran
VILE has been signed 10 play the
lead in the forthcoming flicker.
'Breakfast IN hollywood. the
story Of Tom Breneman's radio
show The King Cole Trio is also
starred in tho picture.
FRED SKINNER. famous plan
list singer OF stage and radio
has broken ITO pictures.
JACK DEMPSEY is said to be
radio show aimed
az teen age listeners. which will
have sports slant combined with
pitch against juvenile delinquen-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25

MARSEILLE FOUND
WIDE OPEN BOOMTOWN
Ry GEO. C0LrNAN NooRE

NARSEiLLES. France amp
Narsielles is a boom own
Everyone fsnN every where
collects here for world love and
shady deals ncfarious intrigue
and risky entecp rise
There arc Auabs and French
Senegalese Nmfrican els and
british Tommhsa spsniards from
Ffanco's spain fugitives Of axis
nations citizens o, the world
and men without country.
They are men sof whole breed
ha'f breed and mo breed at all.
pinpS prosiiisules and sieazy
over painted madames dope ped
tlers black mari eteers political
ranssfers and ind ernational roe-
res all are here.
Women sw1o-a. in bars and
men lead the hrothels: tempers
are quick and death comes fast
hichwavmcn roam avenues
proving for game.
Glamour gals rye frantic men
romantic but <fee' love comes
outrageonsly Msh ami likker is
steep An e~emngs pleasure
cost cool 'cn bucks and
good shot Of COG mac draws 1925.
Nei no one seems 10 mind
This is the oidy port city OF
Marseille and war still RACES
Life is short. the moment brief
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
Marva Home For
Fathers Funeral

CHICAGO ANr Funeral
services for Nrya Louis father
w.re behaved Fraav pending her
afraal here fon Los Angeles
Wiar a Irotier her 16-year
ga ia.nsr dicd suddenly here IN
toe leHe az his dagghier Mrs
A'af Goldsmith last week The
ip.s has been removed 60 The
ionr tn FnnefM home
~ nrfiyed by his 80 chill
ru'a nuainr Granville Trotter
r' key Walter Trott,r Hooker
ruaier Mrs Marie White Mrs
Aie 1;o.dsmth Miss NoveIla
Tfa rr Mrs GLADYS Ogleshy.
,ir~ Isa por,e Mrs Nar,a Louis
na MISS poria Troiier
Nar,a is Reported 10 be speed
ir- aero from hos Angeles where
sAe bad been Tor short pcfiod
We, horn in jackson Miss.
ief moved 20 Oklahoma soon ar
rr he married Miss CANINE
Brown.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
robson SONGS AND TALKS
INSPIRE CTS IN PARIS

greatly altered in terms OF their
position, Rohason said, although
Negroes have mi de significant eco
nonic progress during the war.
There sre more economic op-
poriuniiies for the average Negro
than existed before the war
Americas Metro millions are nat
nrally mskins stipng demands for
more eanitnbIe part in the ma
tionsl life.
vi Rohesoll viewed With optim-
ism Tho desisbn last winter OF
ETC commanders 10 organize
mixed colored- White infantry unit
as the most significant occurrence
In this war as nar as American
Negroes are concerned"
I'VE believe that the success OF
this plan proved without a doubt
that racial separation as a policy
is quite Unnecessary"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
II, Frank u. Golden

lAkiS ffar,e AMP Paul
kAeson no.ed baritone has come
50 fHrp' 90 sing his popular lolk
sonr- ef many countries 20 sold
i,rs in Was 'heaire Nis atri'al
MAS ~'lceWre hs soldiers and
'niNsns a.in'
Th, - 'r.te assvn chou ~ a
snlffea siNsius sfoup fiom the
e3'th Rn ah''hi~ ~ell-NnaNn
here -sn1 tnf NJ Rohcsor he
Was iplpfNs,'t wtn ih' gfollp s'ns
.ne anN it'i'ee thfn % appear
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
Bojangles Delights
Sailors in Virginia,
Has Accident

NORFOLK. Va amp Fill
'Bojanglcsl Robinson arrived
here last week to play several
shows At the naval base and Lit
tie Greek
knowledge Of Rohinsons press
once here came when he had
minor auto accident with Nir-
einia Transit company bus He
told police at headquarters that
Il know the license plates say
New York, bui I'm Richmond
hoy
Robinson did not reveal wheth-
or his appearance at tho naval
base was part OF ESQ tour or
whether he was eniertainine the
sailors on a personal program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
ROSEVILLE
BY BOB LENIN

Mrs. G. Wilson. OF i77l5 OAK.
DALE, Was visited recently 81 n,
oides, son. James Gill. and N,
children from indianapolis lol
Her other son and his w..e pe,,
also present.
Mrs. Cove zolley. o. Nemebs
Tenn is spending her ,aea,,o,
with her sister-in-law Mrs As,.
Julian.
There was splendid eel,sr..
tion August II IN Roseyiile aA.s
the japanese surrendered Horn,
~ere blown. guns sho AMI ,.,
and trucks laden with ioyiul obg.
dfen paraded through IA,
streets.
Miss Elizabeth L. l.eas NJ
sSliS Pinehurst street. afoiher al
Rose,ille's newsboy Vsh,. y
thank the many friends ana al
the churches for flowets ,ar,
visits and other kindnesses re.
ceiyed during her reeen, illaa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
INKSTER
10 7 TING
Il, D0RI> ADON

Tho Rcd Rose club had iheir
annual picnic SUNDAY August
12 az lnkSlcr park. Those pres
ont had wonderful time.
Mr and Mrs Gardner King
and family ypcnt lovely week
end in Idlewild Michigan
Mrs Willie Riley had an
omen air dinner SUNDAY. August
~ at lnksfer park The affair
WIS ~ honor OF Mrs c l.. Dam
isis and Der daughter. Christine
Those present Included Mr. ana
Mrs Richard Adom and daughi-
fr Doris MI and Mrs Leroy
Thompson and son Mrs Vera
lyy Miss Florence y. Finley.
Miss Connie Mac Riley and oui-
of-fown guests from Ann Arbor
IN nc prfsou ~ Mr.. and Mrs
hifhara ninnsrd Miss Niia Tow
in and Mf Jones Of Detroit
also Mfs Fannie Bullet Mrs.
Johnnie ioeo samuel a Wilkes
an % pe'o' s tine time was
cnlo'ed hv all present
ar ard Mrs Richard Adom
had as their Weekend guests.
G Daniels and daughter Chris
iine ~ Montgomery Ala
The senior usher hoard ~
smith Chapel church had grand
time SUNDAY a. Joe Louis farm
whore they held their annual
picnic
Miss Shirley Smith is the
charming guest Of Nj and Mrs.
Voolfolk ~ Moore street she Is
here visiting from Hartford
Conn
Ms. Doris Adom entertained
saturday night at her home in
h0nor ~ her cousin who is visit
ihs here from Montgomery Ala
Vu'-ofrovn snrsts included Shir-
10y smith. 81 Hartford. Conn :.
and CALVIN Williams Of Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
IIO\fI HAMPTON PART
Publisher

TOLEDO o. amp Lionel
Hampton has purchased part
in crest in the Toledo Script a
weekly published here by W r.
Barnett Lionel. who made the in
vestnienf during recent engage
mem in Toledo. will serve as
theatrical editor. using remote
control.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
ererylhIng. anything goes.

everything anything goes.
And too heres peculiarly
French gracc and gayety, a fam
ciful venture someness about the
thinly clad beauties and attrac-
tive crowds surging down fam
Gus La Caneaierc. II all seems
correct somehow II is very right
Set ON ny hovs. knock mo 2
kiss baby. The boom goes
z-o-o-m-,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
THE JOB AHEAD

The that made August IA never-to be- forgotten
date in history has been followed by glorious days of
rejoicing and thanksgiving.
Now, the longawated era of peace we face
tasks, resPonsibtes-neu opportanifies. I'm
mediaey ahead the job of swift reconverson to civilian
production.
Your Telephone Company has It's reconversion problem
For Michigan Bell has been on a war footing through
all the "A months since Pearl Harbor The needs of war
took the materials and manufacturing facilities
which normally would have allowed us expand AT the
time the armed forces and industry required
vastly increased use of the telephone.
Under those circumstances there just thing for
Michigan Bell dotake of needs and essential
civilian needs first. All of them But in many
instances unable provide telephone service to
others who asked for il
The patience and understanding the public throughout
the has served a encouragement TO our
1900 employees and has helped them maintain trad
tonsy friendly and courteous service under trying cir
We grateful for the tolerance of those who
have had do without telephone, have had service
from us that was not as good as wanted il TO be
Now remedy conditions just fast we can
We are tackling the job with all we have
Even in the dark days when victory seemed far away
Michigan Bell engineers busy designing postwar
program Their plans call for spending sl200O0OOO for
expansion and improvement in the five years-to
provide all needed servce-to catch up with normal
growth and safe margins for future development
utilize scientific mprovements-to extend the rural
telephone system
The program will include the erection in Michigan of 46
buildings and major additions present buildings
the purchase and installation of sS00000O worth of
switchboards and other central Office equipment the pac
ing of long distance cable containing $4,000 miles of wire
and local cable containing IA million miles Of wire
enough wire encircle the earth hundred times.
We recognize first obligation the supplying of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25

Ice $4,000 Michigan families whose orders have been
held up because of But this part of the job too will
take time
Bell Systems Western Electric Company manufacturers
Of vital communications equipment for both Army and
Navy makers OF 100000 military telephone for
biggest producer of radar sysem-is already recon-
vertng its huge factories the production of civilian
telephone equipment speed relief of the serious ele-
phone shortage.
Nearly half of the waiting applicants be served soon
enough telephone instruments roll off the production
Inca matter of months But telephones are only part
of the need To fill the other orders cable must be pro-
duced placed and spliced; complex central Office equip
must be engineered manufactured and installed in
telephone buildings Much Of this manufacturing and in
sallaton involves hand-sodered connectons-milons of
hem-and it be done in close quarters where only
one or two work time III long slow process
Many Of the projects postwar program are already
engineered and the equipment ordered The job started
will be accelerated rapidly manufacturing facilities
materials and trained men become available
We already are hiring and training inexperienced men and
we hope TO have back with $500 experienced
employees still in the armed forces The expansion pro-
gram will Jobs ultimately for about 1000 new
workers in addition returning veterans Thou
sands of other workers employed by contractors and sup
pliers will also benefit from Michigan Bells program
While the work will be pushed forward with as itte delay
as possible We still ask your cooperation and your
patience The magnitude of the manufacturing and in
staation Job such that many of those waiting will
not have telephone service for long time may take
as much as two before telephones can be installed
generally without delay.
We intend to keep the public advised as to the progress
we are making, not only meeting immediate needs but
IN moving toward our long-range detectives And with
every confidence we look forward to the day when we
again can provide good telephone service whenever and
wherever il is wanted
GEORGE NJ WEIGH
PyesideHf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-31

FOR TROLLEYS
FluoreSCent lighting apparatus
for subway trains, street cars. trolley
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-31
STATE GUARD TO DRILL

Inc local state guard Wlt VII
hold its regular drill Thursday night
at the armory at O'Clock. II was
stated today. II was also announced
that due to cancellation of the Presi-
dents visit to StatesvlIie and Rd-
cigh, the guard unit will not 20 TO-
Raleigh as originally plu'ncd.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-31
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1915

buses and other public transi, w.
hicleS is being developed.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-11-24
Crystal Springs
News

A very pleasant visitor in our
town this week was Mrs. Mary
Walker of Chicago, who is here
visiting her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cook.
Mrs. Walton came on Tuesday as a
surprise. Relatives and friends are
delighted to see her. She will be
remembered as Mary Cook.
Mrs Elnora Ford and her small
daughter, Lennie Ruth, of New Or
leans, were weekend guests in the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Newell, and other relatives
and friends. She reports an enjoy
able visit.
Friends and neighbors of the Ar
geville community are glad to well
come Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Redd in
their new home.
GOSSIP I -
Walter Sinners, newly out of the
Army seems to be having the time
of his life with all the chicks.
Margaret Jones and a certain CT
are very friendly these days. Could
this be the beginning of a new ro-
nance?
Well all the cats want to know
when will Irish Virginia j. stop
singing I'll be so CLAY when Cpl
Powell comes home? Irish V. says
don't worry about her waiting for
Cpl. Powell because she will be
waiting for that CT until the deal
goes down.
Lucille Hudson is really on the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-11-24
Georgetown

Is. j. you know that Louise has
MIR. Owens, SO don't worry aout
that.
The oys say that BIB. J. will set
you on fire, SO just stop trying to
tempt boys, especially when they
don't want you.
R. D. don't get angry with Miss
Mallard because you have beat
Walkers time. If he wants to g
ebtter 1--WE him another girl d
along he had better 1--WE him anoth-
er girl friend, because r. d. has
everything there.
The girls on the hill say that it
looks as if Jodie in the Blue Ford
would 60 and see the other girl
friends. Well, maye bthey don't
have any.
D. M. M. gets mighty glad when
0. w. comes to her house.
L. M. you had better watch D. M.
the Brushy Creek women have
started again.
E. L. M. says they can have those
M. as far as she cares becaue she
has boy friends everywhere she
goes.
What was the matter with H. w.
the other night?
We are asking all persons who
send in gossip to please write it
plainly so that it can be read. When
we leave out some of your gossip
it is usually because it is written
so we can't make out what you in
tend it to be. Please read over all
of your news before mailing it in
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-11-24
Tax Collections On
Par With Lost Year

In nine months and Is days of
1945 the Tax Commission collected
$28, 1923, 1878 for the state. In the
same period of 1914 in the collection
was $28,523, 127.24. In 1945 the sales
tax to November 10 shows collec-
tons of $13,017 ,623.01, or 45.538o of
total collections. Income tax for
1945, because of the lower rate, is
running more than two million be-
hind 1914.
Funigating stored corn with car
bon disulphide is one of the most
effective ways of controlling corn
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-11-24
THE TIGER
Editor, Emmett Moncure.
Asst. Editor, H. D. Newman.
Bus. Mgr, Edward Banks.
Cecretary, Jimmie Mckinney.

General NeaDS
Last week Book Week as well
as Education Week, was observed
by z III. Each studednt of this class
read books about people who make
the world better known to the chill
dren of America. Reports of these
books were made by the children.
It is evident that the occasion was
interesting and worry of rrepitition.
Mrs. A. R. Shinault is the sponsor
of this class.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-11-24
beam with all the hepcats, nice 60

beam with all the hepcats, nice go
ing old girl,
Samuel Butler and Annie Green
say that wedding bells will be ring
ing soon for them We wish both
of them happiness.
Albert Chrisler was in town Sat-
urday and he and Juanita Young
really looked good together. That
other certain cat seems to be en-
tirely out of Juanita's picture
Queen Esther Jackson is coming
on like Dick Tracy.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-11-24

Sicth B NelUS
The Six Grade B class has been
doing fine for the last few days
They now have 81 pulls on roll. We
were very sorry for James Williams
and Cleotha Robbins to leave their
class.
The leaders of Six Grade B are
Annie Marie Thomas, Ella Slaugh-
ter and Vadie Lozene Powell. The
boys are L C. Smith, Parker Jrr.,
and Conree Dorsey.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-11-24

Farmers in more than $500 COM
munities throughout the South
have found that the one-variety of
cotton improvement program pays,
the Extension Service says.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-11-24


Styles
Mary Lee Cook has very at
tractive green sweater and yellow
plaid skirt.
We admire Christine Davis blue
dress.
We admire Vera Warner in her
green plaid skirt.
Charlie Watts has improved a
great deal with brown suit.
Lillian Robinson looks nice in her
green skirt andd white blouse.
Gloria Lester looks attractive in
her scout uniform.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-11-24

Gossip
Katie L. Levy and Cleotha Wat
kins are coming on strong. What's
your story Mary Lee Brown?
Thelma Nichols and Marion Sin
gleton are very cute couples.
Dollie Collins and Thomas Davis
are on like a light. What's your
story Edna M. Estes, or do you
have one?
LESSEE L. Miller and Percy L.
Watkins are very cute couples of
1945 and 46. h
Saluda Garrett and Hector Fields
are on the beam. What's your story
LARA M. Hawkins?
John S. Branch and A. J. are on
like light.
Mary E. Jones and Ellswart are
like two love birds. Can you beat
that Johnnie McCloy.
Dorothy L: Perkins and Mondum
Hawkins are coming on strong
What's your story Margaret Glib
son, or do yo uhave one?
Rosetta Hawkins and Willis Lamb
are on like a light.
Elizabeth Harper is receiving air
mil from John B. Levy
Hersine Clark and Joe Willie
Powell are coming on lige Tracy
and singing like Count Basic.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-11-24

'The new theory is that the less
you work the more you should
earn. Even the Russians are not
that crazyp-Leslie Gould, finan-
cial editor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-11-24
Vera Warner you had better not
let John H. Farmer get out of your
hands.

Katie May Clark is no longer
lonely now since her best friend
has come back to town. Guess she
is through with crying now.
Everyone was glad to have Willie
D. Roby back in school. So was
Katie M. Clark When she saw him
you should have heard her singing
Guess this is all the gossip bu the
old Tiger hasn't yet told all she has
seen and heard.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-11-24
EAGLE. EYE

Editor-in-Chief, Estelle Thomas.
News Editor, Mildred r. Jones.
Fashion Editor, Daisy R. Johnson
Sports Editor, Marion Singleton.
Secretar, Dorothy j. Garner.
The Eagle Eye is edited and pub
hshed each week by the 9Th Grade
A Class of Cameron Street Junior
High School, Canton, Miss
General NeaeS
General NeaDS
The eighth gradeds, both A and
B were so large that third section
had to mbade. giving us one more
teacher on the Junior Hi School
staff Mrs. Evie c. Wilson is help
ing until the regular teacher ar
riveS.
The girls of the Senior Glass are
asking the Sophomore girls to
please check on their conduct at
school as well as out of school, You
are the only girls whose conduct
doesn't come up to the require
ment. We hope we won't have to
say this again.
We hope that all girls will con-
tinue their good conduct at the
Canteen.
During our Thanksgiving vaca-
ton we hope we hope we won't
have any comments made unless it
is good. We are asking everyone to
conduct themselves as school peo-
pie.
Mrs. A. M. Rogers attended the
Hi-Y sponsors conference at Jack
son College Saturday.
Mr.. Jesse Mccullough was in
Jackson on business Saturday.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-11-24

Fashions
Emma Jean Powell's purple
sweater is really becoming.
Ethel Smiths blue and while
striped dress is very becoming.
Rosetta Hankns' grenn and while
sweater is very becoming.
Lille Robinson's two-tone dress
is very becoming.
Estelle Thomas red blouse and
navy blue skirt is very becoming