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HELP DOMESTIC.

BOOkkEEPER, general office work, linn
@ nshs s aDpa f1's Mr. 'ssass
sassE s siH,i sHAuhhNr hasS conn; sss'' FAN q
fasS. . 81 sss'sss = ssfs;s s rs.,' rs1 i
CLEANING WOMAN. colored, for 4 to 8
s afternoons week: 75c an hour. 1IIot
coo COOKE NV, NV colored; no laund.; live s in
soSR-esHs1s sss gs9Reek; live in; ever,
references; A other help 'e emp]ioyed. ] EN-. en- ssss
COOK. s25, live in; housework new. clean
EsEasT afs Enssfssafz HodsES66Rkrn 81 s67s and cook
w. ISIS sFs ffssSssls e.
aENEkEz aousEWosK E,y s.s. rs; .ESnins days
G:H:W:, white. o. colored; reliable; live in,
pleasant quart auarters; @ plain eookins; chill;
Sc ssa Wk eals Ie?fa s15f one'' ne cnese'
G.H:W., must like children; live in, nice
soom saa with ~, bath; no laundry; S26. Box
Civ CIV, s'Pf: PEA1N COOK; live in, or stay
sneas nsshtf Ia F9Ra gao of children Local refer
CIV, i've In preferred; plain cooking,
light laundry; 2 children, 2 adults local
sS w. eaa R Rsas h f'Fa W. sagSs
G:H.W, some cooking; live in; experienced
sads I heaith card: '' SIS '1 wt. ~ HsattsyIiie
sss4ss oa5y sss 7s .n sss'a 81 sss Fl
JS + s%sn sssfl sps: Fl lgss laundry;
GIRL. white. 20 to 40 years. sh,w. and
near eh. ch. Circle IN Marsland; On 1stSfoer
WI " = 1855 Friday after % Pm: Sat. and
Sunday, after. 10 am. ,.9s
m mGIR4,, eolored. sxperienced with children.
hours: Bring your references to 4609 18TH
ss.:s or sS1osss ss;,s4l; sRr d4sis ss sss7.
sss ssy ss4sy sHs h' ana 1asa1ss saFs
HousSERRsiEpER, HOT white, live in; single bed
Fapten caes email as1s soys ster girl in
KITCHEN Keller al ail-around from 10
till 8. days week. LU. 0123 after I'm.
MAID-G,H,M., stay some nights. ia. 2I9o.
q IL references s and ass ezpsrience. eeom w. w.
Ma MAID: colored. must be over Is years Of
plain cooking REQUIRED: hours, 1890 am.
to 1880 PM. must work 2 Sundays. a
month; must have references and health
card; very desirable home in Silver Spring,
sIe NJ; 49sYt gs9d salary. For appointment. sall
MAID, general housework. must be expert
enced with children: no cooking; live in,
upstairs room: S25 week. Taylor 1883
NO MOTHERS I, IS HELPER, 1a1a white. refs. must
NURSEMAID, g.h.w., exper, over %. -nv.
In upstairs room. Georgetown. Complete
charge. employed couples new baby. assist
with two school-aged boys, other help en1p;
NaIp ssf ssS; sE S25 week week: 5k days AD p1sd6 81
3. cTTKoE: SO Riverside dr.. Apt. S-E,
WHITE NURSE MAID, private apt and
board. salary; other servant employed;
care OF infant and serve dinner. OR. 0352
WOMAN wanted, dependable, white, for
general housework and cooking; children,
NV. Phone Woodley e47s. %
dry: refs; $40 wk. esrfare: WI. oe5s.
YOUNG LADY to assist In health club
work, to $3.50, 9 days. 81. 1929 st.
WANTED1Reiiable white woman. to live
in. care for 3-yr.-old child and small apt;
days duty; no nights or Sun: Congress
Heights vic. Box 2S0-K, Star.
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STENOGHAPHEH ana loss clerk, 1880
sition;. 5-day week; in local branch Of
p1 sS ss EoRTH%Es4EaN faa P'sRSs
sTHSoGsApaER, EHeSSoeGEs As'afR young woman with som.
sa a aaaun Ras le4s Ri aSs s tsfs
slssteal sotfs aaa EsDsEsfv
sT1fESooakSSHEEE. s1fs oess r HhEE for law omceMust b.
ssss: sIse per mo no. aoS S woodward BlSs.
sai ssaTiENSdHAfHER, shorthand necessary
ssT1fSs6SGRApHER, SRI SeasA established national Or.
Sos snd RRoTRns
xassssn with a aba ssF .a
sff ssBeasaaafPHssRRii ea s. yssss interested
real re- Piet%ae"n estate nrm: nd b.dsy week: pleasant
surroundings previous experience II resl
sHRsfsEffk BOX ANp NE nssseaEEPr1oNIsr
who enjoys work and has pleasant dis
ssss Daz
ssrEsiNo.sefYrlsr. 4 III sfnYrlsr type reports letters for
aHiis asoss ssiaas start
STENOGRAEHEH-TxF interesting pO-
sition in once of nationally known organ
ization; 5-day, 40-hr. wk. See Mrs. Dunn,
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOL. 2301
sTTosE CLERK for one Of the finest dry
cleaning stores In Arlington; $50 per wk.
ping Center. Miss Ruth Hurley, 1858 Co
lumbia pike, Gil. 060q.. Z
TEACHER for 2nd and 3rd grade group:
superior children: private schools; 6.year
minimum experience required; good salary.
Post Once Box 1926, d. C.
TEACHER for kindergarten, experience
necessary. prefer primary training. full or
part time, for private school: small group.
TRyyKPaoNE MRay nTf N or ccKsEpfT G@HickER, @ small
amount form letter an-in typtng: 4O-hr.
week; private ONCE: $3.50 mo. Write Boz
TiiEiEPaoNE iii HONE oPERAroRs, experienced:
salary credit Is given for former expert.
ence; steady employment. Visit one Of
our employment offices, 727 18th st. NV.
1859 p st. NV. or telephone Mrs. RigEies.
PEAKE g POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO. :.
TELEPHONE OPERATOh experienced;
good salary and meals: 6aZEork only,
Apply MANAGER. FAIRFAX HOTEL. 2100
TnsracNE MsIs aTs 2 noSfERAros. experienced Psx.
Apply manager. CHAST1.ETON HOTEL
1701 10th Ut. nv. -S
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know OF this ad and of our expansion pro-
gram: Unusual good opportunity; -, en- 7 q
FuRNITURE FIJI RI H;T; statesmen. experienced, 70,
Ran wo a6e ana
like, selling furniture. This is perma
nent position with a positive future. Al
replies re- lie are strictly confidential. Boz
GEN GESEEahf Esilf' OFFICE WORKER. must b,
fair typist and quick thinker; Excellen
aKEi4fSe sdE Sf& CA ceaEb I5 SALESMAN alSR8s with
S SOUTH 5sve IN eastern exsssn sssfGa Of Msrn
vs aRss ffssiisneea Write ee sHas
CARDS, INC. l42G Wisconsin ave. Wash.
GROCERY CLERK and meatcutter, expert
eneed: short short hours. good TagsSsi; SSi refer;
asa IL Il sSa
good appearance and educational back
ground, rare opportunity to become @ asso
ciated with exceptionally splendid Smal
HANDY IN MAN. sober. reliable: steady job
manager. valley Vista Apartments, 293:
HoT2h Re5T2Rh' RELIEF e niE CLERK, exper.. nisht
on transcript, 4 days rn1. clerk, neat ap
pearance; salary good. Apply Box 1l1-G
HoUsEMAN. sober, settled and Industrious
for family on n nearby nd!o Md. farm; sinpi
iSSthaE aoHsEAN fil AND sh 1csaasAgFrEuR, Filipino
must have D. C. drivers permits. live In
excellent permanent opportunity for righ
person.; experience necessary. Do no
phone, but come to see MR.: SIMON be
except Sat, at 615 .Penna. ave. NV.
INVESTIGATORS; insurance work; mus
good future: telephone after pm
JANIToR, colored, for apt, bldg; Dc:
work: reliable. sober and steady. 273,
Wis. ave. NV, EN-. S40O. %
:sal9. l at sgfo6 6Sas ns4 aSa5s SSns es "a
JANIroR, white, conscientious, willing an,
| neat worker, stoker furnace; living quar-
ters and wages. Call MA. s639 for appt
JANIToR, colored, part time. for small
enced on Iron Fireman stoker; $50 ),
month and 3-room modern apt. 144'
LEATHER GOODS MAN. experienced. t,
manage new leather goods department
BERTRAM. Phone for appointment. NA
IiNoLEUM MECHANIC. experienced, whit.
only: steady work. JOHN Il. HAMPSHIRE
auoR co s4AIIseesAN eapeTiencsa ss1 ne Tor bar
only: wholesale liquor dealer. State age
experience. qualifications, ETC., Box 1905
M4iNTENANcE MAN for LOCAL yacht club
experience desired. but. not Essential; sal
ssy slSo dgoEENp gsE nj sNpp e Perssnn cnus
foot End st. s.w. %
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22
Dance Starts 1901;
Visiting Teachers, All
Dance Lovers Invited

A special invitation is extended
to all music and dance loving teach
ers of the state, who are now in
session at the 41st Annual Session
of the Mississippi Association of
Teachers in Colored Schools at Lam
Ter High School, to join in with all
other music and dance lovers and
be on hand at the NEW COLORED
SKATING RINK, SUNDAY. MID
NIGHT, March %, to hear and see
BUDDY tBaby Don't You Cry
JOHNSON and his super ORCHES-
IRA when they play for the dance
SUNDAY MIDNITE. Featured with
the BUDDY JOHNSON ORCHES-
IRA is his sister, ELLA JOHNSON
and ARTHUR PRySOCK. vocallstss
Hlss lnaiax lesfgss u hiat
however win be the 2nd ANNUAL
FINE BROWN FRAME CONTEST.
in which any young lady of jack
son and the State may participate,
teachers are especially invited.
Cash prizes will be given to the
winners, who will be. eligible to
compete in the National FINE
BROWN FRAME" contest held in
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22
Senior Dramatic
Club Presents
Two l-Act Plays

The Senior Dramatic Club of Lam
Ter High School will present two
one act plays in the high school au-
ditorium on Wednesday, March &c.
at o'clock p. m.
What is funnier than an all-male
cast doing play with womcn's
parts2 Dress Reversal where
they rehearse parts! The play has
all the hilarious ingredients, includ-
ing coach who tears his hair and
know-it-all who gives advice.
Be sure to be on hand Wednesday
night when the curtain rises on the
first Of the two one act plays BE
A Little Cuckoo, cast of all wo-
men. You will not want to miss the
two comedies that are so dramatic.
SO human, and SO breathtaking.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22
Frederick Hall
In Recital Here
On April Is

Music lover all over the state
were thrilled over the announce
ment made this week concerning
the appearance of the Alabama
State Teachers College Choir under
the direction OF the internationally
famous FrcTerick D. Hall here in
Jackson SnfAay afternoon, a IN Is.
1947.
According to the report, this fam
ed Choir, directed by a man. dear
to the hearts of all Mississippians
will appear at the Grand Theater,
Lynch Street.
A more detailed account of this
recital will be given in future is
sues of this paper.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22
Tougaloo To
Dedicate New
.DormitorY

On Sunday, March %, new DOR
mitory for women which has been
named the "Judson Cross Hall" af-
ter the retiring President will be
dedicated at Tougaloo College, with
Miss Fannie c. Williams, Principal
of the Valena c. Jones School of
New Orleans, giving the dedicatory
address. The dedicatory address
will be given at the Morning Serv-
ice in the College Church where
the more formal dedicatory service
will be held at 10:45 a. m.
Following the service at the
Church, the guests will adjourn
Immediately to the lounge of the
new dormitory where the more in
formal rituals of the dedication will
be conducted. An inspection of the
building by the guests will follow
these rituals.
Among the guests will be the
Trustees of Tougaloo College, n
Guiding DR.. Fred l. Brpwnee, Ex-
ecutive Secretary of the American
Missionary Association under whose
auspices Tougaloo College is main
tanned and operated, of New York
City; Mrs. Lcius r. Eastman of
Scarsdale, New York, who is chair
man Of the Building Committee OF
the Board of Trustees, and Attor-
ncy Nelson Willis of Chicago. Miss
Helen Frances Smith. one of the
secretaries of the Home Missions
Board Of the Congregational Chris
tan Churches Of America, and Miss
Helen Kenyon of vassar will also
be present.
Outstanding guest of honor will
be Mrs. Henry Francis Smith, Pre-
sident of the Massachusetts, Home
Missionary Women's Union which
donated $4,000 toward the dor
mitory. Mrs. Smith will be accom-
panied by the Reverend Henry
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22
Moving Picture AT
Colored Skaiinq
Rink Sat-, Mar. Il

On Saturday night, March %,
members of the Boys Club of the
New Colored Skating Rink, will
present the MOVING PICTURE,
THE SON OF INGAGI", the most
daring all-colored Picture ever pro-
duced with JACK WILLIAMS,
fresh from his triumph as ELIJAH
in GONE WITH THE WINDS,
Laura Bowman, Spencer Williams,
Jr., Alfred Grant, Daisy Bufford,
Earl j. Morris and the FOUR TOP
PERS.
A Richard c. Kahn Production,
this picture is super amusement and
is must on your list of pictures to
be seen.
Added attractions will be the All
Colored Musical, JUMP CHILD
REM.
Liz oliOW at VIC itiIih oolu1 ody
night will begin at Z o'clock. The
prices are p5 cents and 10 cents.
Proceedswill 60 towfrd purchas-
pias bird eqsdpl sns fdf tl,e
grounds of1fhe Skating Rink.
This picture also includes BUDDY
JOHNSON, who sings BABY
DON'T YOU CRY; and who Incl
dentally will be at the SKATING
RINK in person with his fine Or
chestra, SUNDAY. March %, to play
for the MIDNIGHT DANCE; Mary
Lee, who dances The Jungle Dance,
also the Rhythm Rascals Jumping
Like Mad, plus scores of others and
featuring the all girl orchestra, The
International Sweethearts of Rhy-
TIM, formerly of Pineywoods.
You can't afford to miss this 2
hour program packed with enter
tainment and laughter.
There will probably be 2 shows
for the convenience of everyone.
Children are especially invited to
represent.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22
Business School
Announces
Jackson Opening

On March 8, The Jackson School
of Business opened at 1882 North
Parish Street, Jackson, Mississippi
offering specialized training in Bus
ness. It the first institution of
its kind to be organized in the state
of Mississippi and comes at the
results of the great ned for train
ed people in the state to take over
positions as Typists. Secretaries,
Stenographers, Bookkeepers, and
jobs of a general clerical nature.
The Institution has a competent
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22
Welcome Mississippi Teachers In Your 4lst Session
The Playhouse &
Blue Flame Under
New Management

This week an announcement was
made by Mr. Kenneth Muse of Fam
min Road, East Jackson, Mississippi
that he had purchased the BLUE
FLAME AND THE PLAYHOUSE,
East Jackson Night Clubs and that
both places will be run exclusively
for colored patrons, under the same
management and on the same ord
er of his other business on the Fam
min Road, The GREEN LANTERN.
In announcing his purchase of
the BLUE FLAME AND PLAY
HOUSE Mr.. Muse stated that the
BLUE FLAME was now opened
day and night and is being man.
aged by 'Smiihy" The Playhouse
is to be opened within a few weeks
at which time the general public
will be invited to enjoy the beauty
and comforts of the place.
The new owner, has promised the
same low prices, both in entertain
ment and refreshments that his pat
rons now enjoy at the GREEN
LANTERN.
The general public is invited to
visit the BLUE FLAME AND
PLAYHOUSE at all times.
Watch this paper for opening day
of Playhouse.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22
Buddy Johnson's Orchestra to
Play Sunday Midnite Dance,
Fine Brown Frame Contest

New York City later in the year.
Special seats have been provided
for spectators at very small adj
ditional cost to the regular admis-
sion of $3.50 Advance Tickets and
$1.85 At Door. These prices include
tax.
TEACHERS AND THE GENER-
AL DANCE PUBLIC ARE COR
DAILY INVITED TO BE ON
HAND TO TAKE PART IN THIS
GALA DANCE AND CONTEST,
SUNDAY MIDNIGHT, March %.
This dance will be the first of its
kind held here in many years.
Promoters are inviting the many
teachers who will be in the city
attending the Mississippi Associ-
alton of Teachers in Colored Schools
to plan now to attend this super
attraction. to HEAR BUDDY JOHN
SONS ORC and ia take
q ID $ ~ sgeoald ahInlsi
Fine Brown Hrame Contest. 10 be
held in connection with the dance.
Cash prizes will be given to the
winner of the contest.
Advance tickets for this dance
will be on sale at the regular places
in Jackson and at the Tolliver Cafe
in Canton and the Elysian Cafe in
Yazoo Civ
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22

faculty and is headed by Mrs. M
E. Barnes Johnson of Little Rock,
Arkansas Mrs. Johnson is one of
the nations leading Negro women in
the field of Business Education and
has had extensive training at lead
ing schools of our country. This
past summer she studied at the
University of Indiana on work lead
ing to her Phi D. in Business Edu-
cation The school is managed by
one of the native sons of Jackson,
G. r. Chambliss, Jr., graduate of
West Virginia State College in Bust
ness Administration. Mr.. Cham
bliss comes after having managed
the Johnson's School of Business of
Little Rock, Arkansas.
The School is located in the heart
of the Negro Business district of
Jackson and is presently accepting
students in the following classes:
tipping, Shorthand, Bookkeeping,
Business Arithmetic. Business Spell
ing, Business English, Business Law,
Filing & Indexing, Office Machines,
Business Organization and Secre-
tatial Practice. The schedule has
ben arranged to met the conven-
fence of students in morning and
evning classes. The public is in
vited to come by and inspect the
plant and get information about the
courses of study.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22
Alcorn Announces
Honor Students
First Semester

According to Mr.. c. w. Simmons
Registrar at Alcorn A. & M. Col
lege, Ada B. Brown led the Honor
Roll for the first semester with ar
average of %.
The complete list of Honor Stu
dents follows:
2.8 Brown, Ada Bynum
81 Clifton, Juanita
&c Brown. Lille E.
Simmons, Earldean
2.5 Ganbrell. Clabron
Palmer, Madison shannon
"a Blackburn, Samuel
Moore, Kathryn
2.3 Bolden, Ruth Mae
Butler, Frank
McCune, Essie
Fortenberry, James
Robinson, Patrick
IL Bender, Willie A.
Malone, Willie
Parker, Thelma D.
Robinson, Pickens
Sansing, Helen v.
Price, Dezzie
81 Cunningham, Fred
Brown, Alvin Louise
Culver, John A.
Davis, Earline
Gray, Ruby Pearl
Johnson, Sonia Wilmetta
Jones. Lurene
Moore, Eugene E.
McEwen, Ruth
Townsend, Dewey
Wsley, Howard
Williams, Tommie
2. Ammons, Arnold
Byrd. Frankye
Dean, Rena
Estes, Mary Alice
Farley, Margie
Galloway, Daisy
Gambrell. Frank
Grays, Pauline
Kirkland, Maudie Rene
Smith. Mildred
.Stoakes, Leila
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22
Plans Laid For
Y Membership
Drive April lis


Parish Street Branch Y. M. c. A.
met at the Branch "Y" Monday
night, March II, 1947 to make final
plans for the Membership Cam
paign to be launched April /, 1947.
The drive occupied the entire meet
ing Mr.. E. w. Banks was selected
as General Chairman of the Mem
,bership Campaign and will be ably
assisted by MIR. S. L. Greene Jr.,
president OF Campbell College.
Messrs. Percy Abrams, Isidore F.
Gross, Rev. r. S. Scott and Father
A. Buxton Keeling were selected
as Division Managers. DR.. o. F.
Smith and Mr.. Carsie Hall along
with eight other members to be
selected this week will serve as
Captains. Prof Charles Wilson
will serve as Secretary to the Mem
bership Campaign Committee.
The Board of Managers of the
Branch Y. M. C. A. is made up of
the following persons who have
worked constantly and have given
their all out efforts TO the support
of the 'Y" movement in Jackson:
Mr.. l. S. Sanders, Chairman of the
Board; Father A. Buxton Keeling,
Recording Secretary; Mr.. E. w.
Banks, Treasurer; Messrs. B. B.
Dansby, G.. c. Cypress, Percy
Greene, A. M. Hair, Edward Holt,
A. H. Mccoy, J. L. Reddix, S. D.
Redmond, A. L. Rice, Walter Ste
wart, G w. Suits Sr., w. j. Sum-
mers, w. H. Williams, Edward Lee
and Grover Washington.
These men will work with Mr..
Banks and Dave N. Howell of the
Southern Area Council of Young
Mems Christian Association in max
ing the drive a success. The goal
of 1000 or more members will be
attained, if the public responds by
taking out membership in the
Branch Y. M. c. A.
More than ever the need for an
up to date YMCA is increasing to
cope with the problems of Jacksons
Negro Youth. All citizens interest
ed in the development of Jackson's
Negro Youth will avail themselves
to the opportunity of becoming
members of the 'sY' movement.
Membership in the Young Mems
Christian Association is a greater
thing than the paying of dues or
fees, or the enrolment in "" ac-
tivities. The Association is a world
wide fellowship of men and boys
united by common loyalty to Jesus
Christ for the purpose of building
Christian personality and Chris
tan society. Yet many of those
who join the " only buy privileg-
es and never unite with the fellow
ship of the Christian Association
However. all are invited to become
part Of the fellowship which is
found in almost every country Of
the world.
Joining the fellowship does not
require special fes but it does re-
CONTINUED ON PAGE a.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22
Francis Smith.

Francis Smith.
"Jdson Cross Hall" will accom-
modate "a girls in addition; there
is an apartment for the Dean of
Women, and guest rooms which will
accommodate four people. The
cost of the building and furnishings
was approximately $4,000. The
architect was Mr. Emmett j, Hull,
and the builder was Mr.. r. E. Jor-
dan, both of jackson.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the Services.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22

PICTURED above are the two Dll-
roc Jersey gifts purchased BY the
Department Of Animal Husbandry
OF Alcorn "A. & N. College at the,
annual Duroc sale Of the Mississippi
Duroc Association, held at the Mis-
sissippi State College. One Of the
gifts placed fifth 60 out Of the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22

If all the five-cen4 pieces coined
in the United States since 1866 were
laid flat side by side in a single
row, they would reach around the
earth at the equator with a good
many miles to spare.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22

About a quarter of a million vet
Grams reinstated their lapsed Ma
tional Service Life Insurance po-
licies with Veterans Administration
during 1916.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22

fifty hogs in the country and will
serve as Foundation Stock for
the College herd. sAlcorn College
Is listed in the United Duroc Re-
cord Association. George E. Robin
son. B. S.; M. s., pictured above.
is an instructor of Animal Husban-
dry at Alcorn.
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