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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06
Linabury 10 Address
Founders Convention

John +. Linsbury foundry
engineer on the manufacturing
staff of Genera Motors Corp,
will speak AZ the seventeenth
annual convention and peacetIme
production conference n Tho
GRAY Iron Founders Society. ma
tional association ~ manufac-
turers of engineering gray irons.
In Chicago Oct 23-24. Cleveland
headquarters Of the trade group
announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06
Bio Planes Near

The airllnes are quietly pre-
pairing for the first delivery Of
BG-4,S. the fUur-pugined trans
ports with which they expect 10
be in business around the first
of the year The only trouble is
that we still have no airport 10
receive them. They won be
permitted to land at City Air
port.
There is also some mancuVer-
ing being done 10 be the first
here with the big ships. With
priorities going off on October
Is. IT will he a lively business,
this airline business.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06
Cost Reducers' Work Needs Interpretation

of the social utility OF the
engineer machine tool designer and the production
their negenty Interpreted they be thwared
dcmagogy which falacouSy them competitors
O hiGh-cvcl employment
understood that they workers the tools which
produce and hence 1t would be
backward availability of became dentlhed
n popular mind with primitive production technques
is the earliest possible
businessmen
reducing They will seek customer
reduced of exploiting tempo
Willingness bid in the face of momen
tary
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Says Wage Debaters
Avoid Realities

debate whether is feasible to raise
corespondngy recalls the medieval
many could dance the point of
needle,
avoid grips with
talk the world static and that other
would equal
The engineers and machine tool designers
with coStrasing tendencies AS their
maio in initiation, these
specialists coSrcducng activities
especially
effcienCeS The manufacturing process.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06

role, she can act and she can play
the castenets, three things which
are essential TO the musical veF-
sion of prosper Merimee's Jerome.
Mario Berini. whom we have
not heard before proved to be a
very convincing Don Jose, al
though his voice is a little on the
nasal side as his Flower Song
revealed. But he is tall, dark and
vocally capable.
Donald Dickson sang and acted
the EScamillo with such ease that
he delighted even those fans who
are used TO a pompous toreador,
Louisa Mara, who was such
brilliant Musetta Monday night.
was a little disappointly shrlll as
Michaela, although she was GER
tainly lovely 10 look at.
1t was, however. a fine per-
formance and Maestro Bambos-
chek again contributed superb
support from the directors stand.
4, T.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06
ADDS TO Duties

Howard F.. Decker, manager,
agency department. Standard
Accident Insurance Co, has
been appointed manager OF the
agency department for the COM
pany's FIRE and marine affiliate,
the Planet Insurance Co. This
is in addition 10 his present
duties.
Decker has had long eXpe-
rience in agency work and is
well known among insurance
agents and com pany men
throughout the country. He
came with Standard Accident
In 1928.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06
What 'sNew
In Business
prwo+e Flying Boom
Fer From Sure Thi09
THt DETROIT TIMES
By WARD SCHULTZ


AR enthusiasts IN Washington
are loud IN their pubic pre-
a.ctions that the DAY Is near
.hen private fyng VIII he as
hig an industry IS commercial
hang, but prlAaielA-are some
what less enthusiastic
When they carefully Weigh
the different factors for and
against SuCn a situation coming
u pass IN the near future they
admit that the odds are little
better than even
Here arc their principal fears,
as listed hy poW-JoncS
. The public witt hc ovcrSotd
on inferior prev models
rushed down The production
lines.
. Manufacturers won. produce
the cheap safety plane that
would entiea- 44a- = = ~ tf- az AF4at-
ican into the air.
. Unsatisfactory airport SoTVTrr
viii sour fying lobbyists AIR
ports won't be &C eptc d as
neichborhood Improvements be-
cause of their noise and un-
sIEhthneSS
Counterbslancing hopes:
4 nationwide netw ork Of
"ly IT yourself plane rental
centers will make hyIng less
costly and more convenient.
. New landing gear viii make
cross wind landings practicable
and thus reduce the required
size of the average landing field.
Small. convenient airStrips
will bring the fler nearer 10 the
taking-off point
New radio ranges 10 tell
plane lis location together
with collision prevention appa-
rstus. will lei the private fIer
90 up in bad weather with
greater safety.
One glittering promise 2 OF
snall-plsne participation IN a
prosperous air age stems from
possible development of a fly
yourself center system. say
experts in the Civil Aeronauucs
Administration.
There will he many, many
more renters than owners. says
John II. GeisSe. assistant to the
administrator Of civil aeronsu-
tics for personal flying
F,iiy'-it-yotrSeif WITH cost tht
pilot three or four cents a mile.
GelSSe estimates.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06
Standard Accident
Promotes Roy Smith

Roy w. Smith, resident man.
ager of the New York branch,
has been named resident vice
president az the San Francisco
branch Office of the Standard
Accident Insurance Co. He sue
ceedS J. S. Richardson. who was
recently named resident vice
president in charge of the com
pany'S Chicago branch office.
Smith has been with Standard
since 1925.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06
Freight Loddings
Decline 5000 Cars

WASHINGTON. Oct. 5--Load-
ing Of revenue freight during the
week ended Sept. % totaled S32,-
POS cars, a decrease Of 5000 from
the previous week. 80 264 below
The like week year ago and a
decrease of 1881 from the 1913
period, according 10 reports 10 the
Association Of AmeIICnn Railroads.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06
SUGGESTS Job for Dynamic Management

In Management Association in
forthcoming Chicago convention on oct 293O
wisely theme that reconNeon really starts when
begin reducing manufacturing costs
prices and arbitrary raise in rates is
accompaned static situation and prices But
management that other factors do not
wages arbitrarily advanced then the techncans
by better tools and labor
while do this will be made the
will be successfully
accomplished the authorizes increases
adjustments il will put industry into strait
Will the financial incentives for chronological i'm
nrnAn
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06
Utility Bond Offering
Is 0versubsUibed

NEW YORK. Oct. 5 Smith,
Barney e. Co, First Boston Corp.
and Dillon. Read & Co. Inc, an
nounccd that the offering of S93,-
100000 worth Of Pennsylvania
Power & Light Co. first mortgage
3 per cent bonds, due 1878. has
been overSubScribed and the sub
Scription books closed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06
Name bel GeddeS
To IseStyIe Line

Gar Wood Industries, Inc, has
retained Norman Bel GeddeS,
noted industrial designer. to re-
style' its entire line of products,
with special emphasis on its post
war motor boats, it was an
nounced today by Glen A. BasSett,
president.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06
Fuels Stocks
Show Decline

NEW YORK. Oct. 5-The ef-
feet OF oil strikes were reflected
in statistics showing a drop IN
national civilian grade gasoline
stocks Of 1852 900 barrels to as
204. 600 in the week ended
Sept, %,
Crude oil daily average output
for the week dropped 10000 bar
relS from the week before Ia
1856, $50 barrels daily, according
10 the American Petroleum In
Stitute.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06

divis on, has
been promoted
to assistant ad-
Vertising man.
ager of Hiram
Walker. l n c
He w i'll be
located at the
company $ head
offcc here. Be-
fore Joining w,
A. Taylor in
1914 Swan was
an advertising
eXecut i've of
Canada Dry c.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06

management Will find that
bargain plants acquired from the government at low
,rrrrx. ffay unsuitable.
genuinely factory designed for
which the late Andrew Carnegie
cheaper the
scrap inefficient plants and erect modern
be if demand
special plants which have already outed
usefulness.
Economic progress providing for less In the
demands be reduced only through
machines which the
expenditure human effort essential to continuing material
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06
Corninq Expands

NEW YORK, oct Corning
Class WORKS has purchased q sub
Stanual interest in CrIStaleriaS
de chile, largest glass firm m
lnai country.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06
Liqht Plane Conference

Leading aeronautlcal en- i
neers and specialists from all
sections Of the country are here
in a two-day confidence to dis
cuSs problems on the design
and production Of better low
cost light .airplaneS. Sponsored
by the Institute Of the Aeronau-
tical Sciences. the national So
Ciety Of aircraft engineers and
scientists. the meetin ngs are
being held at the Rackham Me-
morlal.
All Of the problems discussed
at the opening meeting ycster-
day had direct bearing on the
light airplane for the private
owner and disclosed some Of the
trends IN designs for the future.
New developments in aircraft
radio and the ultimate use Of
very high frequency equipment
give promise of static-free re-
Ception and more practical
radio installation for the timer
ant airplane, according 10
paper presented by II. T. Sa-
CERT, of Lear. Inc.
The many new materials de-
veloped during the war and now
available for use in the con-
Struction of commercial air
planes were analyzed and COM
pared i'm a detailed report by
f. B. Lane. of Engineering and
Research Corp. Ralph II. Up
son. consulting engineer and
nationally known early balloon
pilot, presented The Pilot s
Case for the Low Wing Mono
plane -
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06

NEW YORK, Oct. 5-Unlted
States Plywood Corp. announced
today the opening of new ware
house in Baltimore, the seven
teen,h distributing unit in its ma
tionwide chain.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06
Swan Promoted
Ry Hiram Walker

James c. Swan, advertising
manager of the w. A. Taylor Co
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06
Livestock M arket

uocs--e 600. STEADY top. s14.75: bulk
Si415 heavy. Sl475. medium, Sl4 {.
llRht. SI4T5. lght. lights, Sl4 500 - IS,
sows Sl3T5al4 pigs. Sl2 asa "a p.
CATTLE 600 steady calves. 500, steady.
GOOD and choice steers Sl65Oal5, common
and medium. Sl2ai65O. yeatlings tl2 800
IE htIfeIA SInlGII-50-LDNA NA--xHaI III
buiIs SaSI4. calves. xlO@l5 feeder steers.
Sllal4 49, Stocker steers, lOd lA.oV,
Stocker cows and heiferS SEal7
CHFFP 600 steady choice lambs
Si37Salf-7S Cuis and common $40 500
10 ye6rlinRs Slial2.2S ewes. - f5a
s. 50 feeder lambs. Sil 50ai5 Is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06

I'VE had not thought OF bar
gaining on hat nationwide
basis" ne said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06
Oil Magndte
Seizure

HOUSTON, oct ; QASl-
This heart Of the oil industry felt
a heavy blow had been struck
peacetime employer-employe re-
iationship by federal seizure OF
struck refineries and pipelines
II. c. Weiss, president of the
huge Humble Oil Co, said;
I'VE think il Is a bad day for
the people Of the United States
when the government Is re-
auired 10 enter business ac-
tivity."
CALLS MOVE UNNECESSARY
Weiss, interviewed by a group
of 20 newspapermen making a
nation wide inspection of indus
trial reconversion, said he did not
recall any previous time in peace
when the government found II
necessary 10 seize private prop
erty.
"The exercise Of war powers
in peacetime is unfortunate and
should he unnecessary" he re-
iterated.
He complained that the union
action in calling the 15-day-old
strike was following a precon-
celved plan, while industry was
not modified -
He said that individual com
panieS had been continuing TO
bargain with employees when the
strike was ordered on a national
scale
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06
PiTTSBI RGH
'ITTSBrRCH oct 5 tINS =
. a -r-af-f L pnn esradN Efaxc 80

PITTGBUPCH oct 5 fINS - Livestock
CATTLE-20n steady Grass steers 50 SO
ais So steers good n choice tif@
medium n good SIS 500 Is so common N
medium ti9 SoGlSSn heiierS GOOD 70
choice SlSals medium 70 gond 81 "a
IA so common n medium Sloai2 medium
as nulls good 70 choice. STA 5oHi -
common 10 medium Sa@l2
HOGS-So steady leo-lso lbs " ga
1913 10000 lbs SiS.l09i5 Is. ZOO
29n lhs xlslnnlAl5- 22O-2S0- lbs.
SistOa15iS. 25O-3Oo 10. ti5alA -,
300-35O lbs. Sl470glS l0o-l5 IDS
xI4mIATa rouRhS SlA6l "a 40.
gTIFFP-IsO active and all RTaces of
!atphS -AleAnE- chaice -SpTlns LSnbS-&l4-l0
D. medium 20 good sl3~ common. wa
l0 eweV S4a6 wethery SAd7 Is.
CALVES -- 3 steady Good 10 choice.
t1T 1OdIs4 medium flf A0al6 30
Cuils aud common, xIa ?
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06
New Warehouse Unit

Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06

biNNN NtphfN Aphff
Year ended July 81 1915 1874
Net income S37eSsq sos al7
Common share earnings 81 90 81 =
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06
Detroit Stocks
NIIsTTD


DivIdends In the foreEoinl tahIe arc The
amounts paid Or PAYABLE 80 far this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06
Lesson Taught by Carnegie Recalled

tcc-to eet-eoStS down. management will find thai
me plants acquired from the government at low
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06

NFw YORK Oct 5-Prices In cents
n.... 49,, ,-..na ana 0O-an4 M
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
cIAL NOTICES

.lts ftse-rip~nst TerN citrus
ct.c; from orc1srd ~ oranges
a Ealffr4i' So tHf each s. so ~
et.fau FDB WeNArs p H0icrmb
Cfsaet Snpper BOZ y WsslAce Ter
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
A POSTWAR POSITION
MALE HELP-sALEsMEN

FITY-yesr-oid concern With triple A
rating wants 2 house-to-house sales
Thompson. manager.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
MALE HELP WANTED
.Assistant
Plant Gnoine er

For general plant mainten-
ance; also supervising small
tool room on repairing dies
and machine shop work. Re-
ply to give experience, age
and salary expected. Write
Box B-2201, Detroit Times,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Deatb Hotites

0LIsGToS-pec. g. Helen, beloved
wife OF Robert. daughter of Mr.. and
ErA Samuel A. AShby. 5el4 HAIlett
Ave. Funeral. Friday 7:30. al ST.
webster Funeral Home. 3o7 Frederick
sIEspec D,av.a 5OsTs A. Of isssi
sohreiber Kern dear father OF Mira
Shirley 10y. Alberta and Carol Mae
grandfather OF Ellen 10y; brother OF
Era GustAve Cast Edward ana Harry
A. A II Peters Funeral Homs, i2o37
k'"1, sst. H's a TH 81. TimotSy Ss iI Iuts.r.n an
Church, Morsng and Rossiter. until
tine OF service, Friday 2 .. m. Mem
Der Fort Grstiot Post WV
AkIRKsEY-Dec. 3. James NJ. age Is
months. suddenly, OF 301l LenoK Ave.
beloved son OF Marjorie and Lester,
grandson Of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kirk
bun. srsst-srsndson Of Mrs. Mittn.
Stevens Services 1 O'Clock Friday
afternoon al 4. C and c. n. Harris
Funeral Home. 1881 Harper Ave
months. dear son OF SGT William and
Nellie Reiter. dear grandson OF Mr.. and
Mts S William PsTluE: and Mr.. and Mr,.
salowiEh Funeral Home, 1892 Livernois
Friday az Q a m. Interment at Wood
mere Cemetery
stLASSFK-Kreindei beloved mother
of Charles Mrs sam Finsilver, Mrs
Is'her Colburn, Max c.. Lillian, Doris.
ErS sam Roher Harold and Arthur
cHar sister oi Mrs. Coldis Abrsmsohn
HfE Sirmund Goldman. Herman and
Charles KeS1ler. SerYice1 a. her late
reddencs. 203l Gladstone, Friday 10
OBJ Please omi, flowers
4 "HWALLER-Ceorge H. Dec 4, sud
dtnly. husband OF Olinda Schwsller.
"a her Of Olinds Barbara and Gloria
Jean son Of Mrs. Edmond Schvailer.
Ion-in-laS oi Nr snd Mrs Otto Mans
neld Funeral service Saturday, l.3o.
from the residence. lO1lS csdieux road
and a. Mount Zion Church Crstiot and
SH Mile road, at Burial. White
Chape
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
'!STMAS TREES

-gTHAe trees wh0icssis SIS o
seiscfrd Dlesrrt0n, corner
HR 7sSs n 7t6I
I nIrs irset any smount 10
Phone li0T y issminTton.
.t,
IlEshiE- BAissn and spruce East
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-03
PRINCESS REVIEW
DRAWS BIG CROWD

The Princess Review, a beautiful
pageant, sponsored by the mission
airy society of Lunch Street c. M.
church, Wednesday evening, jan
uary 81, was greatly enjoyed by all
present. The pageant was under the
direction of Mrs. Susie Hicks, Gen.
Mis-. Pres. The setting was critically
arranged in early spring flowers
and evergreens
In this review or pageant, de-
picting the phases of work done by
the various groups that make the
society, were the Princess first
marching to the strains of soft
sweet music, beautifully attired in
evening gowns, followed by other
groups in order.
Collection: Princesses were ask
ed to pay SIS, other characters, 81.
They responded beautifully. $119.75
were raised during the program.
Susie Hicks, sponsor, D. L. Brown,
Recorder; c. F. Odom, Pastor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-03

Pvt. Jack Jones, he'll do you more
good we think.
A certain chick has received a
letter from Willie Jones but does
not want her name revealed, what's
your story Desseree?
Robert Charles are you really in
love with Lizzie Glaspy or is she
a passby?
Why is everybody worried about
t. G. Blacknnan and Emma Stubs,
they seem to be doing nicely. 1t
seems that Ida Bell Cooks has let
Freeman Dotson go because Mary
Frances Smith has him now and
I. B. c. is trying to get D. G. Jones
but is is occupied at least that is
what E. H. says.
Say cats why do all those old
gates go for these young boys, they
just can't wait until their man
comes home-why don't you give
these young girls chance.
Tell men does Fred McCoo really
love Gloria Scott as much as we
think? Norman Woodall stop moon
ing over. Mary Helen, because she
likes you, or don't you know it?
FASHIONS
We all admire Dorotha Earps
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-03

Friends in the community on the
sick list are: Miss Laura Ruth Cd
ell, Miss Arvella Gipson, Mrs. Mary
Singleton, Mr.. Body Hodges, Mrs
Joyce Holden. It is hoped that all
of these will soon be we'll and UP
about their duties.
GOSSIP
Say chicks and cats what's wrong
between Desseree Moss and Paul
Holden?
Dartha Mae Earl you had better
start wearing your heart on your
sleeve for John Henry Lewis be-
cause William Thomas is whipping
out a hot one in New York and we
don't mean by himself.
A certain chick name Carrie Ann
Powe started to town school anc
Sammie Lee Brown is mighty keer
for her, excuse me Baby Nell ano
Lizzie Glaspy, didn't intend to spill
the news.
c. w. Wynn seems to be falling
for Dartha M Earl, altho he denies
it to Charlestine Edwards anc
Marie Crepe, don't worry Johr
Henry he is not a double crosser
We think Edna M. Jones should
forget about Pvt Willie Horton fol-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-03
Canton News
Denkman Community
GENERAL NEWS

The service at the Little Zion
Methodist church, February Is, was
spiritual and inspiring. The SER
mon was delivered by Rev. L. E.
Johnson. Service hours are: IL a
M, 3 pm. and 7 pm.
There was party, February &c
at the Denkmann grade school, Civ
en- by Mrs. PANEL Stubs. Every
one seemed to have enjoyed it. The
money is to go to class No. 6 at Lit
tie Zion M. E.church.
We are glad to hear that the
Denkmann school is doing their
level best for the Red Cross. Buy
another b odntoday. Invest in
bonds and stamps and save for the
future.
The Denkmann grade school is
doing their bit for the Red Cross
They are trying to go over the top
Mrs. Rembert Washington's room
was the first to get a sticker for
their window. Mrs. Della S. Forten-
berry's room next, Mrs. Pearl Car
ter's next. The 5, 6, and grades
are working to this end as to get
stckers to put on every home that
is represented in the room. The
following have started, Mrs. Della
S. Fortenberry SILL; Mrs. Rem
bert Washington, $1.1O; Rosia Marie
Norward &c; Fred McCoo, 15c; Jo-
sephine McWilliams 1c; Robert c.
Williams sc.
The children of Denkmann grade
school are studying harder for the
coming commencement day, thanks
to Mrs. Fortenberry, Mrs. Carter
and Mrs. Washington.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-03
TAU SIGMA CHEERS
WOUNDED SOLDIERS

Living up to their motto: Great
er Service, Greater Progress" Tau
Sigma Chapter of Sigma Gamma
Rho Sorority made its monthly
visit to entertain wounded soldiers
at Foster General hospital, last
Thursday.
Loaded with delicious candy
made by Soror Maggie Little, flow
ers and variety of suitable gifts
for soldiers to be used as bingo
prizes, the group was warmly greet
ed by the Red Cross representative
who guided them to Ward 10, where
II lonely soldiers warmly welcom-
ed them. Bingo officated by Soror
Perkins was enjoyed by all. This
was followed by community sing
ing. Miss Helen Buchanan sang a
number of popular numbers which
were enjoyed immensely. A lovely
reading was presented by Mrs.
Thompson.
After reluctantly leaving this
group, the members made their
way to Ward Sc, which housed two
or three times as many soldiers as
the previous ward. The same en-
tertainment followed and the in
spired sorors made their way home,
satisfied with an evening of serv-
ing others.
Those who made the trip includ:
Sorors Lula Mae Hopkins Patton,
Maggie Little, Lille B. Walker, E.
Scott Keeling, Albertine Hopkins,
Nettye Perkins, Aurelia Harris and
Helen Washington Griffin.
Visitors were: Mrs. Thompson,
Mrs Mildred Turner, Mrs. Hop
kins, Misses Kathryn Shirley, Mary
ella Jones, Gertrude Campbell,
Carrie Sue Jackson and sister, De-
loris Griffin, Helen Buchanan and
Ruth Oats.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-03
WEDDING OF THE LUXIS
AT PRATT MARCH 7

Wednesday night, March 7, at s
o'clock, the Luxis Club of Jim Hill
school will present its Annual
oprgram at Pratt Memorial Metho-
dist church. This colorful pageant
is surely to be both inspirational
and highly entertaining in its as
pect. More than 20 characters rep
resting the club the platform and
the slogan of the Luxis Hi-Y Club
are making this program possible.
The public is cordially invited to
be present and witness the affair.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-03
home on Lunch Street.

The Royal Circle No. 2 of Col
lege Hill NJ. B. church, met at the
home of sister Florence Lenyoun,
Everett ST., Tuesday at pm. Ev-
eryone enjoyed the discussin of the
lessen. New members and visitors
are welcome. Sister T. E. Willis
president; Sister Eliza Johnson.
secretary; Sister George Oats, re-
porter.
On Sunday afternoon the Royal
Circle No. 2 sponsored very time
ly program. Mrs. Carrie Survey
was mistress of ceremony. Various
churches took part. Some of the
outstanding features of the after
noon were the splendid talks made
by visiting members, readings, and
last but not least, solos. Everyone
present enjoyed the program. Mon
ey raised by the circle was $11O.87
Coming attraction: There will be
program under the auspices of
the Progressive Club No. 8, March
Is at 8 pm. Visitors and friends are
invited to be present.
Mr.. Walter Jones of Oakland,
Cal, is in the city visiting. He is
stopping at home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Diggins, Everett street.
Miss Hazelene Hayes, a student
of Campbell College left recently
for New Jersey where she plans
to stay for the next several months.
Good luck to the young lady.
Mrs. Willie Hubbard and her
husband were host and hosess at an
entertainment given in honor of
Mr.. Hubbard's brother who re-
Gently returned from overseas.
This young fellow was stationed in
New Guinea Everyone attended
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-03
JACKSON SOCIAL NEWS
By SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY
CLARK ST. JMA MEET

The Junior Matrons of Clark St
Baptist church met in the home
of Mrs. Mary Williams, 706 Bloom
street, Monday, February rs at 5
o'clock with the vice president
Mrs. Mary Ross Jones presiding. An
inspiring devotion was conducted
by Mrs. Willie A. Jones. The topic,
Our foreign mission work" was
taught by Mrs. Jones. The next
meeting will be in the home of
Mrs. Willie A. Jones, 208 Monu-
ment st.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-03

been overseas for 81 months re-
turned to the States recently. While
here in Jackson he visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Susie Mae White and
sisters-in-law, Mesdames Mary
Louise White and Magnolia White
Pfc. White also visited his mbther
in Prentiss, another sister in Clarks
dale and other relatives in Hatties-
burg. He left here for Atlantic
City, N. j.