The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-24
THIS IN THAT
BY Your Rowing Reporter

Hess OI GOO ana our many ITlenQS,
we are able to be up and about our
duties and we take this opportunity
to publicly extend our sincere and
heartfelt thanks to everyone who
contributed in any way to our
getting well'', and we'll being dur
ing this illness.
We especially thank the follow
ing, who came to see us daily, who
brought US delicious and tasty
food, especially prepared to tempt
the APPETITE of one who is ill, who
sent us beautiful flowers and con-
sevelence cards: Mrs. Wade RAN
do1ph, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Ste
vens, our boss, Mr. Willie J. Mill
er, Mrs. Annie Ward, Mrs. Pearl
Davis, Miss Lula Ford, Mrs. D. d.
Sheppard, Mrs. Edward Lee, Miss
Fannie McCune, Mrs. Jimmie
Stubs, Miss Helen Sanders, mother
and Willie B., Mrs. Ossie Burns and
Robbie Lee, Mrs. Samella Brown,
Mrs. Matte Mason and Miss Will
lie Hobson, Miss Mary Jones, Miss
Mary Washington, Miss Mary Ho-
ward,
Mr.. George Mosely, Rev. Cleve-
land O'Bannon, Mrs. Thelma Hill
ard, Miss Ella Turner, Sorors Mat
Ida H. Wilson, Elizabeth Buchan-
an, Hattie Palmer, Willie Austin,
Hilda Gilmore of Alpha Pi Chapt-
err, Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Mrs.
Marie Austin, Miss Mary Cox, Miss
Charlie B. McCune, Mrs. Lula M.
Patton, Mrs. Alice Gordon, Miss
Johnnie Thompson, Mrs. M. c.
Collins, Mrs. Laura Collins, Mrs.
ett.Alberta Pleasant, Mrs. Mammie
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. James Ben
son, Mrs. Ed Luckett, Mrs. Thelma
Harvey.
Cards also came from the fol-
lowing out-of-town friends: Mrs
Annette E. McNeal, Miami, Fla,
Mrs. Annie Mae Swalze and Miss
Velma Smith, and Miss Irence
| Gleeden, Memphis; Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Renager and Mesdames NAL
tora Dew and Della Campbell, Chi
cago, Mrs. Savannah Watson, va
ZOO City. To all these dear friends
| I say most sincere THANK YOU.
During the past two weeks since
our recovery our rowing has taken
us, with our boss, in his beautiful
new buick, to Clinton, where we
visited our friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Curry and family; to Halle
hurst, where we attended to bust
ness and looked in on our friend
Mr.. Ernest Washington, one OF
Copiah counties most enterprislng
young business men. Ernest has a
lovely new place and when you
have the time and the gas, ride
down and visit him, service is his
motto.
We also looked in on friends al
the Three-Way Beauty Shop, where
Miss Pope Washington and Mrs
Charlene Clay were busy turning
out some of the good work for
| which their shop is famous.
Enroute to Jackson we stopped
for dinner at Miss Lue's Cafe and
if you really want good home cook
ed food, the best to be found any
where, visit this cafe sometimes
On Thursday of last week, IN
company with our boss, and MRS
| Henryetta Stevens, we motored 70
| Hattiesburg We have many
friends in this city and are always
glad to visit there. This trip, how
| ever was occasioned by the death
| of friend of Mrs. Stevens.
| While in the Hub city we were
guests of Mrs. Jessie Williams ano
! family we had chance te
chat for a while with another gooo
friend, Mrs. Beulah G. Clark, wife
of one of Hattiesburg's leading un'
dertakers -.
This week, we doff our hats to
Mrs. Lula Bell Thornton, owner
and founder of the Lula Bellies
] School of Beauty Culture anc
Beauty Shoppe, who on Monday
night presented for graduation
| class of students at the Pratts Me
mortal Church, in exercises thai
were beautifully interesting and IN
spring. After hearing of the trial:
and hard times that Mrs. Thornton
had in trying to establish her bust
ness, we feel that she justly deserve:
all the honor given her on thi:
occasion. Mrs. A. C. Hart Of
New Orleans was guest speaker ane
her address was timely and elo
uuently delivered full account
j of this program will be presented
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