Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-06-23
Society Slants

Pvt. and Mrs. Sylvester Linch
were recent visitors in the city in
the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ChamblisS of Pearl Street.
Miss Mable t7oseman left the city
Monday to spend the summer in
Detroit, Michigan and Cleveland,
Ohio, visiting relatives and friends.
Pvt. and Mrs Fred Scott of Tus-
kegee are spending q few days in
the city with their parents, Rev.
and Mrs. r. A Scott and Mr. and
Mrs. r. H. Beadle
Miss Clare Alexander, spending
her vaction in Chicago, is guest Of
her sister and brother n-law, Rev
and Mrs j. H. Jackson, Rev. Jack
son is pastor of the Olivet Baptist
church.
Mrs. Celester Chambliss was call
ed to Durham, NJ c., to be with her
daughter, Della, who is ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Davis OF De-
troit, Mich, accompanied by her
son, Philip, and her step-mother,
Mrs. Emma Mccoy, of Chicago ar
rived in the city Saturday for
brief vacation.
Mrs Sherman Swayzer of Pasca
goula Street., who has undergone a
serious operation at the Baptist
hospital is reported at this writing
to be resting nicely.
The Missionary Society at Peary
Street AME church, had very in
teresting meeting at The home of
Mrs j. w Nair Thursday, June IA,
Mrs. E. A. Cotton, president.
Trustee Aid Board. No 2, of Pearl
Street AME church, had its closing
meeting of the season at the home
of Mrs Bernice Swayzer Friday,
June Is, business of Importance was
discussed after which delicious re-
freshments were served. Miss H. E.
Roseman, president.
Mrs E. A. Cotton and Mrs. Vio-
la Summers We're co-hoStesSeS in
the beautiful home TO Mrs. Cotton
OF Rose St. with a surprise birthday
party honoring their cousin, Mrs.
/ " tnonnD1
/ the public school system. She was
the recipient of many lovely gifts.
Delicious ice cream and cake were
served the following guests: Mes
Games E. A Redmond Susie Hair
Doris Hall, j. L. ReddiX, w. w
Blackburn, Mary Morrison, Sam
Thomas. Willard Johnson, Neil Low
EFT, r. H Beadle, M M Hubert.
Percy Greene, T. c. Jones, M. c
Collins. Addie Lewis. Lucille Price
J. H. Dixon; Misses Curison, Alder
tine Hopkins, Elmer Slaughter ano
N. Harris: out-of-toWn guest was
Mrs. Henderson of Yazoo City.
Master Joe Lewis and Chester
Meriweather are visiting the Sum
mer family in Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Picola Haley has left tn,
city to greet many charming Friends
and relatives in Youngstown ant
Toledo, Ohio Philadelphia, Penna
and Detroit, Mich.
Mrs Robert Calhoun, 1913 PaSca
goula street, had as her house CUES
her brother, Mr.. Luther Ashley O
McComb.
The WACA of the Pratt Memoir.
al church met with Mrs. Joe Hardin
on Florence street, Tuesday night
June II, 1945 The meeting wa.
presided over by Mrs. A. E. Holly
After devotion there was a study
course of South East Asia by Mrs
Holly who was at her best in ex-
planning the religious of the people
on the continent. Those present
were: MeSdames Dixon, Brown,
Hardin. Simmon, Morrison, Jeffer-
son, Polk, and Wilkerson. After the
meeting which was q great success,
our contribution was $18 We were
served a delicious supper by the
| hostess, Mrs. Joe Hardin, who was
assisted by her sister n-law. Mrs,
Pearl Hardin, who was visiting
from Chicago. She also gave us a
| beautiful picture of our women's