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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-19
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
MO. I0g00

NONRESIDENT NOTICE
NC. 10000
! THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Ossie Simmons Shirley
5044 Savannah Street,
Mobile. Ala.
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County of
Jackson in said State, on the Second
Monday of December. A. D., 1913. to
defend suit No. 10000 in said Court of
Clarence L. Shirley. Wherein you are
a defendant. and wherein Complain
ant seeks Decree of Divorce as fully
set III in bill on file.
This 18th day of November. A. d.
l948.
N. c. EVERETT,
Clerk. Chancery Court,
Jackson County. Mississippi. :
BY E. M. GALLOWAY. d. C.
IS E A IL
st l1-19. &c. 1878
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
NO. io575
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO:
Gladys Delaney. whose place of res
idence Is Mobile. Mobile County, Ala
bama. but whose street and house or
post office box number is unknown.
Eberlee Delaney, co Sears, Roebuck
& Co.. Mobile. Alabama
Thomas Delaney, Wilmer. Alabama
If living. and If dead. their unknown
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that bids
win be received by the Vancleave
Consolidated School Trustees up to
Saturday, December 4, 1913. at 9 a. N.
for furnishing of supplies according
to plans and specifications on file
in the office of the County Superin-
tendent of Education, Pascagoula,
Mississippi.
and all bids.
TRUSTEES OF vANcLEAvE
CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL
ROSCOE FLETCHER. Chairman
IT 11-12, 10, 26, 1878
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NEWS FHOM
Franklin Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Lyons have
returned home from Florida
where they spent their vacation.
Becky Lee Clark of Forts Lake
attended the birthday party CIV
en- FOR Bernice Howard by her
mother, Mrs. w. E. Howard.
Orange Lake school was host
to the Gautier school basketball
teams with Orange Lake winning
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-19
three Of the four games played.


three Of the four games played.
Mrs. James Lambert had as her
guest Saturday her nephew Cur
tbs Gartman who has just re-
turned home from China. He viii
be stationed at Keeslar Field. Mr..
Gartman will finish his Army
life in three more years.
Friends Of Jesse Poole will be
pleased to know he has been pro-
NOTED to corporal in the Air
Force at Keesler Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bragg WIS.,
tied Mrs. Bragg's mother, Mrs.
j. B. Blackwell, at Kreole Thurs
day.
The revival being conducted at
Franklin Creek church by the
Rev. Ira Bang is drawing good
crowds.
Mitchell Clark of Forts Lake
was overnight guest Monday of
Burton and George Bragg.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-19
NONRESIDENT NOTICE

No. l059T
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
TO Sophie Stallworth Ragler
826 IN. c." Street
Pensacola, Fla.
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County of
Jackson in said State. on the Second
Monday of December, A. D.. 1913, to
defend suit No. 10597 i'm said Court
of Gilbert Ragler. Wherein you are
a defendant. and wherein Complain
ant seeks Decree of Divorce as fully
set out in bill on file.
This 10th day of November. A. D.
1913.
N. C. EVERETT,
Clerk, Chancery Court.
jackson County, Mississippi.
BY E. M. GALLOWAY, d. c.
Is E A Il 81 11-19. %. 1913
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-19

The summit Of Mt. Washington
in New Hampshire is 6,293 feet
above sea level.
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NOTICE OF SALE BY
SIJRSTfTUITEn THTYSTEc

BY E. M. GALLOWAY. d. C.
q times 1929. LIS. II. 10
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BY: E. M. GALLOWAY, d. C..
st 11-i9, 26, 1873
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by; r u GALLOWAY. D. c.
81 Ills. %, 1913
The Detroit tribune., 1948-03-06
First Film Forum
Presented by DAWC
Sunday, March 7

The first session in a series of
film forum discussions based
on the report of President Tru-
mans Civil Rights Committees S
report ITO Secure These Rights. 4"
will be held March Z under the
auspices of the Detroit ASsocia-
tion of Women's Clubs.
This session which will take
place at the clubhouse, 546l
Brush, a o'clock Sunday after
noon, will feature outstanding
citizens from church, govern
ment. educational, and civic
circles. Among those scheduled
to appear are Police Superin-
tendent Edward Morgan. Willis
Ward. assistant prosecuting at
torney; Mrs. Philip Gentle Of
Workers Education Service:
Chester Smith. recently appoint
ed member OF Detroit's Inter
racial Committee, George Scher-
mer. director of the Interracial
Committee. will serve as mod
orator.
Mrs. Beulah Whitby has served
as conSultant for the arrange
ment committee and has assist
ed with the selection OF films
and discussion materials. The
The Detroit tribune., 1948-03-06
Gleiss Center
Rally To Close
Sun, March 5

National Baptists and North
ern Baptists will join together
on Friday evening. March 5. at
Second Baptist. AL Monroe. 10
hear the Rev. Jesse J. Mcneil
of Tabernacle close the rally of
the GleisS Center Association
Membership rally for the Henry
S. Gleiss Meomiral Center. 293l
Joseph Campau. The Rev. Rob-
ert l.. Brady Jr., will chair the
program with Mrs. Grimes, pres
ident OF the Association. who
has worked with all the faith
full women Of the Missionary
societies TO make the drive a
success this year.
The Rev. Jesse J. Mcneil. be-
fore his arrival in Detroit. was
professor at Bishop College. Tex
as. where one OF the largest
Negro Baptist theological col
leges of the Middlewest trained
qualified ministers with help
from Northern Baptist funds He
IS well qualified 10 give the
background of the fine work
that Northern BaptistS have done
in helping 10 extend Christian
charity and faith across all
The Detroit tribune., 1948-03-06
Roars Of Mirth and Thunderous Applause Greet RoKaw
Hong Kong Katie" Wins
JabberUock Drama Prize

Walters, George Shirley, Lutilla
Hughes. Ben Henderson Jr., Da-
vid Burton and the Lincoln
school Sextette.
The Delta Sigma Theta So
rority and Pyramid Club pre-
genteo the final skit, Delta Cal
endar Girls" non-competitive
act, while the judges were
weighing their decisions. The
well-known Esquire Varga cal
endar girls were brought to life,
while the verses were read off
stage by Jessie Slaton.
Judges for the affair were
Helen Bower, drama critic of
the Detroit Free Press; Gladys
Mills, society columnist of local
weekly. and Nimrod Carney,
actor and producer.
This year the Jabberwock as
a whole was better show than
last year, The entire production
was under the direction OF Es-
ther LaMarr, and moved smooth
ly from beginning to end. letting
out al 1880. much to the delight
of the audience. Skits observed
their time limits knowing it
would count points toward a
prize.
The costumes, lighting and
musical accompaniment by Leroy
Smiths orchestra gave a pro-
fessional appearance 10 the anna
teurs who worked so hard In the
production Of their skits.
The South of the Border"
number was laviShly costumed,
and the few speaking parts were
done in Spanish by the chill
dren, which added a very novel
touch.
"DESOLATION"
In the dance Interpretation Of
"Desolation," Miss Clemon led
the ballet troupe herself, COM
posed of some very promising
dancers. Bernard Johnson. the
youngster who danced the part
The Detroit tribune., 1948-03-06

donation of $500 in the FISK
Treasury while here
There was similar donation
from our own DR.. and Mrs. d. T.
Burton. given at the sw n k V
666's luncheon for local business
men by local Fisk President, Mrs.
Bertha Henderson and Chairman
Betty Cathcart.
Pretty Emmetta Cardoza Dawson
who was in town working shoul-
der to shoulder with our Carmen
Murphy for new House of Beau
~, hoped out of town for the
weekend.
Lucille Lee of our YWCA left
Friday for Cincinnati. Ohio to
see local Delta Secretary Kissie
Kent take unto herself a spouse.
Mrs. l.. Whedby, wife of Dir.
j. Whedby, of Louisville, KY. and
mother OF our Mel Whedby OF
Superior Life staff was in town
this week.
Old friends OF Gloster Current.
former Executive Secretary Of our
NAACP are all alert for his ex-
pected arrival sometime this
month en- route to the We ST
Coast.
Come March Is and is, our
town will be running over with
Funeral Directors. The Wolverine
Funeral Directors will be hosts to
the oBard of Directors OF the Ma
tional Association OF Funeral Di-
rectors. President OF the local
groups are Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hoagland of La Belle.
DR. Hermann Cannady OF West
Virginia State College was in
town this weekend and did a
marvellous job as guest speaker
for the Older Boys and Girls
Conference.
Now. don't forget the NAACP
Anniversary Ball which will be-
held this year at the Mirror Ball =
room, March is. 1t promises to be
very swanky.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-03-06
Bits OF Banterlnq

ORCHIDS AND CONGRATULATIONS!
nR ROLAND CHAPMAN, prosperous young local med
" c has taken unto himself bride She is Katie Ferge-
SON of THE city. For the ceremony they took quick hop
and skip down to Bowling Green. KY.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-03-06

film for the first forum VIII be
an excerpt from Fury" ano
will depict lynching scene.
Mrs. Jeanetta w. Brown, pres
ident of the association, ha.
issued a call to all club women
to accept responsibility to work
for the immediate implementa
ton of recommendations OF the
report. "All constituent clubs OF
the Detroit Association OF
Women's clubs are particularly
urged to give primary emphasis
to the remedial action outlined
in the report that pertains to
our local community, Mrs Brown
said.
The public is invited. as there
Is no admission charge for the
film-forum.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-03-06
Cocktail Party
HOnOrS Guests
At Alumni Meet

Reminiscing over college days
were members OF the Fisk Uni
versity Alumni group who we're
guests in Detroit on last week.
They were the guests of the
local chapter at a closed cock
tail party on Saturday night at
the Club Three Skies.
Planning the lovely affair were
Madams Margaret Montgomery.
social chairman; Bernice Arnold
Iris Cox, and Au Vase Dixon,
with DR.. Charles Johnson, pres
ident Of Fisk University as guest
Of honor.
Joining in the festivities were
DR.. and Mrs. Wilbur Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Arnold.
DR.. and Mrs. Elias Dixon, DR..
and Mrs. Arthur Boddie. Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Scruggs, DR..
and Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Louise
Simms Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Marshall, DR., Ralston Nit
chell. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cathcart. DR.. and Mrs. A. b.
Henderson. DR.. and Mrs. Wen
dell Cox. Mrs. Ernestine We'll
ker, Mrs. G. A. Carter, Judson
Powell, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Con-
way:
DR.. and Mrs. /. II. Martin, Mrs.
Radford Morris, Miss Ethel
Brewer, Mrs. Vantella Lane. Miss
Roberta MCGUIRE, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Tomack, Mrs. Viola
Dolphia. Mrs, Sally Darden, Mr..
Milton Agnew, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwood Garvin and DR.. and Mrs.
A. B. Henderson.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-03-06
Downriver NAACP
Group Holds Its
Annual Festival

The members of the River
Rouge-Ecorse branch NAACP
held the third annual Liberty
Ball sponsored by the group on
Friday night at the Claude j.
Miller School. 18th Street.
Ecorse. More than three hun
dred persons attended TO Join
in the festivities planned by the
energetic social committee.
Seen dancing to the hitting
rhythms Of Casey Jones orches-
ira, and listening to the har-
moniziEg of Emmerjean Patter-
son and Johnnie Mae Taylor.
were David Copeland, president
OF the branch Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Woods, Mr.. and Mrs.
Washington, Dr. and Mrs. Mel
son:
DIR. and Mrs. F. w. johnson.
DR. and Mrs. Mitchell. Mr. and
Mrs. Emmett Redwine, Mrs.
Casey Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Knox, Mrs. Ann Booker, Mrs.
IluRn EunOnQSOn, Mrs. David
Copeland. Mr.. and Mrs. Malloy.
Mi and Mrs. Shelton StallW orth.
and Mrs. Eleanor Booth.
Mr. and Mrs. Petross, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Williams. Mrs. Rhea
Bachus, Mr. and Mrs. Rosco
Bobo, Roosevelt Larkey, Peter
Johnson. John Gaines, Dora
Evans, Shirley PetroSs. Floyd
Bennings, William LaFleul, Mr.
and Mrs. Thornton. Henry Pol
lard, Sadiea and George Piazza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corbm Nash, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Sabbath, Mr.
and Mrs. Pendleton and others.
Special thanks for the sue
cess of the ball are due William
Boone. Mrs. Frances Petross.
Mrs. Dorothy Bell. ]. c. Walls.
Elizabeth Boone, LOWS Jordan.
Vernon Malloy, Tommie Lee Red
dick, Mrs ID. S. Newsome, and
Wilson Hughes.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-03-06

of Satan, demonstrated marked
ability. The choreography for
that dance and Indian Fantasy
performed 10 the tune OF Pass
That Peace Pipe" was especially
well executed.
Hong Kong Katie the win
ming dramatic skit, was almost
a burlesque version of the Mix
ado. with Wilma Monsamic taxi
ing the title part. Miss Mon
samie will be remembered as
the attractive lead in last year 5
winning skit, "Cindy- Ella" This
young lady. in addition to her
singing and dancing ability
(which she did not get chance
to display this year,, shows
much dramatic ability. Her in
depreciation of the worldly lady
OF Hong Kong was quite well
done, Special mention should go
to Dolores Penn, who played
the role of Yum Yum. She was
well cast in the role of an in
genue.
WODk VI JOOGlNS
Lloyd Watson, the staggering
emperor; Nanki-Po. Prince Wal
ker, and James Frntz in the role
of Ko-Ko. were also well cast.
The production was written by
Karl Young and directed by
Dawn Watson.
Much difficulty was eliminated
this year in the judging by the
division of prizes. The dramatic
skits were judged separately
from the musical-dancing skits.
Each winner received a gold
trophy, donated by Superior Life
Insurance Company and SIS in
cash.
The only difficulty still to be
solved is the problem of accomo-
dating the hundreds of would
be spectators who have 10 be
turned away each year because
of limited seating capacity Eth
er a larger place OF two-night
stand might solve the problem.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-03-06
BY cEcILLE

Hong Kong Katie" strutted
across the stage Friday night
IN her slit red skirt and stole
the first prize in the dramatic
division OF the l948 Jabberwock.
TO the accompaniment of roars
of mirth from the audience and
a thunderous applause. (See pic
lures on this page and page l6).
For the second consecutive
year the Ro-Ka-Wi Club has
taken top honors in Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority's annual Jabber-
Wock given at he Detroit In
stitute of Arts as benefit for
their scholarship fund.
Winning top place in the mu-
Slcal division were LaClair
Knox's Juniors on Parade" in
a colorful Interpretation of
South of the Border"
HONORABLE MENTION
Honorable mention in dra-
mates was awarded to the skit.
Dust Unto Dust" graveyard
farce presented by the Twentieth
Century Dramatic Club.
Mary Ann Clemon's dance
group was awarded honorable
mention for their interpretations
of Lorenzo Manderville's piano
composition. "Desolation, and
Indian Fantasy"
The third dramatic skit was
an amusing one entitled, "Oh.
Doctor" produced by the Chest
nut Center Junior Apollo
Players. The third musical skit
was a double feature. "Argen-
tina and TAP Routine" pre-
sented by the Chestnut Center
Urban League. Tap stars Thelma
Reaves and Josephine Sanders
were particularly outstanding in
this act
BETWEEN ACTS
The between-the-act numbers
were very entertaining this year.
Featured were Miss Gwendolyn
The Detroit tribune., 1948-03-06

ethical and racial barriers around
the world All persons o( all
faiths are invited.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-03-06
New Board Member
Feted At Planned
Parenthood Lunch

Mrs. Remus Robinson, newly
elected member of the Board of
Directors of the Detroit League
for Planned Parenthood. was
among the group entertained by
the executive committee at a
luncheon in the leagues offices
at 700 Park avenue Building last
Monday noon.
After the luncheon the group
toured the offices and was in
troduced TO the staff provided
them with detailed information
The Detroit tribune., 1948-03-06

about the professional aspects
of the program.
Other new board members are
Mrs. Victor Adams, Mrs. Edgar
Fink. Mrs Hilton Jones, Mrs
John REMOVER. Mrs. Stuart
Smith, Mrs. Edgar M. Wahlberg,
Mrs. William b. Sperry and
Mrs. William Walker.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-03-06

Algo. having a Job done on
them by cupid are Evelyn James.
first secretary of our local NAA-
CP. a Delta girl who announces
that she Will be a June bride this
year
Also wearing a sparkler on that
third right finger, and full car
al at that is Mary Maxwell.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-03-06

NsrvY Smith. ls year old
pianist Of Jackson. Mich. will
be a featured soloist with the
University of Michigan Or
chestra at q series Of concerts
this Spring. Smith is studying
with Miss Margaret Name
bach of the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra. and helps her with
her work.
The University Orchestra.
with which the concerts will
be played. Is a professional or
ganizafion under the direction
of Prof. Matiern. Smith started
rehearsals Friday at the Rack
ham Memorial Building. He
will play Saint Saens Second
Piano Concerto in C Minor"
Evening star., 1948-04-01
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