Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-11-01
HappeningsAt
Dunbar Junior
College
by Marguerite X. Aston

Jackets downed the HIT Springs
eIlldogs 60 in. the first game of
the season. On Tcesdap Night,
October IA, the DUO Bluejackets
crushed the Arkansas Baptist
College Buffaloes 1870. Students
and friends regret the loss of Coach
Byron Johnson, who has gone into
tie U. S. Mail Service. The team
is progressing, however. under the
enthusiastic leadership of Coach
Willie Harper assisted by Students
Edward Rose and John Henry
Jones. James Warren is also one
of the assistants. The team is
composed of veterans of the day
sch oil and the terminal night
scnool as we'll as non-veterans..
These are: Riley, Guess, Richard
son, Willis, Watson. Underwood,
smith, Brown, Green. McClinton,
Thomas, Long, McFadden, Win
stead, Nichols, Perry. Mumford,
rbarough, Mckinney, Sparks.
Reynolds, McCehee, Benton and
Hay.
A male basketball team is being
organized by Coach Harper. Stu
beats signing up fort his activity
are: Earl Moore, Richard Bean,
'iarles johnson, L.ewellyn Ed
wards, Herman Davis. Odis Fentry,
Eddie Galloway, Charts Crouther,
Newton Long, Jyles Carter, Ernest
Corks, Toy Grice, David Washing
ton. Clarence Davis, William
Jackson, Winston Perry, Luther
Moore, Edward Rose and John
Iinnry Jones.
CLUBS AND ASSEMBLIES
The S c A (Student Christian
Association), sponsored by Miss
Edna Douglas, is making a big Cob.
'rlbUtion to the life and activities
OF he school. This organization
operates a little lunch and con.
dictionary counter in the school
known as the smack Barr. The
Bar" is very popular place on
The campus, operated by students
ana is bringing handsome profits
10 the organization as well as
Supplying welcomed oasis for Dun
bar students and teachers.
Mrs. d. D. James, prominent
civic leader and Social worker and
patron, charmed the J c. assembly
with an inspiring talk on "Jupen
lie Delinquency. The S c. A is
Bringing Reverand C. C. Walker,
new pastor of Congregational
Church to address the assembly
on Friday, October II.
The Thespians, a dramatic or
Eanization, have started work on
a tlree-act play, "The Trial OF
Mary Dugan". Work will soon
'eGln on a one-act play for the
Sigma Gamma Rho Tournament
IN January This is an enthusiasts
Tic froup directed by Miss Cone.
land.
The junior NAACP met Wed.
hesday, October 16, with Reyerend
L. c. Dade, Observation-Disclosures
Ter elected as president. Newton
Long is vice president and MISE
Corrine Wood, Secretary. The
group is sending Jerome Muldrew
&c the Youth Conference at Hons.
ton, Texas on November S. Misses
copeland and Douglas are CO.
snoncers.
The editorial staff of the KAMP-
Nwton Long as editor-in-chief. !:
.erome Muldrew and Herman Davis
are assistants. Herbert Mumford
is business manager. Feature
editors are: Maxine Rowe-Gaines
Corrine Woods, Emma J. Walton,
Oletha Carter and Helen Tyson.
Society editors are: Loualice
Warren, and Rovella Pettus.
Typists are Veterans-Eurbin Jones
and Andrew letters. Sports:
Wexford Willis, Billy Sparks and
Ted King. A colume on music
will be written by Williar Jackson
and another on religion will be
written by the Reverand Lawrence
G. Dade, local pastor and veteran
student.
ROMANCE
Certain connections around the
campus are quite accepted. Some
of these are: Calvin Hall and
sara Ann Reaves; Curtis Lewis
and Sadie James; Albert Williams
ard Marion Longley, Preston Co.
forth and Merceria Redmond,
Wexford Willis and Gussie Davis,
Hel bert Mumford and Ernestine
Waters; Leonard Crayton and Eta
rave Terrence. Newton LLong
has been making frequent excur-