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kit and lagnd e,,% P5Ivls ty }nva 554S E5or, for
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ss4 ss!mltss Exsr 'e9nsi GxsiroLLoy.y s large
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NICE Ief Ia LARGE Gfss FRONT ROOM, twin beds, .
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furn.. use Of kit. and bath; suit. for empl.
couple: no linens furn.; blk. from
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lila ST. S.E.-Larse, newly dec. front
rm, good location, pvt. home; desirable
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SINGLE ROOM, newly decorated, near
LOVELY. COMFORTABLE ROOM in pvt
family. 20 minutes downtown; nr. Pa ave.
FuiRNiSHEhD ROOM, porch and telephone,
for desirable employed person or persons.
siS G ST s.E.-well-furn. lsrse double
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635 T. CAP ST. ,s.E.-Lse. front rm.,
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CohoREDm.sss Ct,h dseD-n BENNfNG RD. n E., Ap.,
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BABY's BUTLER SERVICE = Complete
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APARTMENTS UhFuRNIsHEp.

GEORGETOWN-105s Thomas Jefferson
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CAREY WfkNSsTo5N CO. Sou RE- + Ssss. IL nO go go
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NEW !. ? room. kitchen. bath apts. q
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JAMES FEED STORE, 619 St NV, ME-
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ROOMS TO RENT-Two couples, some
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10

who the towns "crazy man" And what
pathetic creature summed perhaps laughed at by
the ignorant).
In the old type of asylum patients were treated not
only unndly but often cruelty particularly they became
rebeious. No thought they had any feeling;
believed that they really what happening them
But Clifford Beers discovered that they knew great deal
about what happening he and that often the very
knowledge made them rebelous And he claimed that bad
augmented their fear aggravated their Illness
Just what did he do the medical profession and the
public to change entirely the attitude toward the insane!
Well, first he gave proof of his by going into
business and succeeding And this remember, after
three-year period of being confined as "crazy."
Next, he book called A Mind That Found
ITSELF and this book made people sit and think In it he
told of his suferings and his rational moments during
his confinement when he realized what had happened to
him. He told of the cruel treatment often accorded him
and how that had tended to make him worse
Then he founded society for the mentally ill., called
Society for Mental Hygiene This society had its goal
only preventative and curative but urged that
effort be made the of of people who
sick mentally In all his work he constantly stressed that the
mentally i'll should be looked upon just the physically
Ill, with the thought always of curing them This led to a
National Committee being formed with Mr. Beers at its head
The superb has progressed, and know,
thank God that most people who off balance are not hope
less cases. many of them readily
recovers from broken leg.
wonder how many of those unfortunate people Of our
might have recovered and become useful citizens had
Clifford Beers lived one hundred years earlier.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10
Proving Our Beliefs

JUNIOR boys and girls will like
~ this story about Lydia because it
is practical. We can see a woman
opening her home to the preachers
of God. We can see her in her place
of business, inviting her customers
to come and hear Paul preach. She
was a living sermon.
Every Junior boy and girl in
every Sunday school in the United
States can render the same vital
service during 1948. There are
literally millions of boys and girls
In this country who have never
been to Sunday school. They do
not know anything about a Sum
day school, but they would like to
know.
You can start a movement in
your community that will solve
problems that the mayor and police
cannot solve. They will thank you
for your help, and God will bless
you in time and eternity. Invite that
neighbor boy or girl to Sunday
school.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10
The Story of lydia

GEE how the above truths are
- borne out in the story of Lydia,
Acts 16:11-15. Here was prosper
GUS business woman, making an
honorable living, whose heart the
Lord opened" Paul taught her the
way of salvation. She and her house
hold were baptized, she took Paul
and his helpers into her home, and
became a tower of strength as the
Gospel was being spread through
out Europe.
Lydia was not attracted to Paul
by his eloquent preaching, but by
the story of Gods love which Paul
faithfully gave. And when she had
been saved, she began immedi-
ateIy to translate her faith into
works.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10
PHILADELPHIA SOLDIER IN
FLORIDA WHITE MAN INDICT

Miami, Fla. (ANP) - In pre-
cedent breaking move, two white
men, Bill Hagan and w. l.. Nc
Knight wer sentenced to prison
terms of five and seven years,
respectively, in Washington Cou-
nty Circuit court her last week
for the guilty verdicts. The as
sauIts were committed lase Sept.
near Chiplay, Fla. DIV
Although the sentences were
light tor the nature of the offence
observers saw measure of en-
couragement because of the fact
that white men charged with rap
ing Negro women are customarily
freed.
w. w. Tourney, a courageous
white attorney retained by the
NAAcP, played leading role in
helping the prosecution obtain the
convictions.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10
Former viCe-President
Wallace Strikes Com,
Activities i'm Address
Tulsa Resident To
Answer Wallace
January rs

Former Vice President Henry
A. Wallace on December Is, as
sailed recent hearings of the House
Un-American Activities Committee
as an utterly nauseating specta-
Gle" and accused the committee of
trying to silence those "who are
most adept at carrying truth to
the people," The charges were
made in a prepared address tel
egraphed from Chicago by Mr.. Wal
lace and read before the general
convention of Alphi Phi Alpha, a
Race Fraternity.
Travel difficulties prevented the
presence of Henry A. Wallace in
Tulsa in time for the address. It
was read for him by DR.. Clark
Foreman of Washington, President
of the Southern Conference of HUI
man Welfare and a former Fed
eral Works Administration Offic-
ial. Most of the text was devoted
to assailing "Jim Crow legisla-
ton and thinking and declaring
the Un-American Committee is a
fortress for the defense of Jim
Crow.
A mixed audience frequently ap-
plauded at passages in the text,
calling upon the administration and
Congress for action to insure full
voting privileges for Race mem
bers against Jim Crow"
Distributed at entrances to the
auditorium were handbills bearing
the name of the nti-Communist
League of Oklahoma, announcing
that Gerald l.. K. Smith, now a
resident of Tulsa, would answer
Henry Wallace and the pro-Stalin
elements associated with him, at
a mass meeting in the same build
ing January &c.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10

With whipped cream and use Tor
cake or other pudding toppings.
MIDNIGHT SNACK? Serve scram-
Died eggs which have been made
With tomato soup in place OF the
milk Or, If it's cheese souffle you're
preparing, place it in parboilec
green pepper halves and bake n
them
Are you serving roast pork? Gaf-
nish 1t with stuffed onions or friec
apple rings which are filled with the
light raisins. Let raisins cook in tx
rings while you are frying the ap
pies
AN APPLE PIE that Is bound tx
make a hit is one which has bi
Of cheese rolled into the top crust
Cheese goes further this way thar
serving it in wedges with the pie.
When you cook that last bit o.
nam bone for split pea soup, be SUR
TO add bayleaf and peppercorns t.
it for favor.
A NICE FIRST COURSE for BIZ
dinners includes slices of calaw
with wedges of oranges or grape
fruit II you have a few seedles'
grapes. halve them and sprinkle OF
top.
A good beverage to serve witt
cookies or wedges of cake uses equa
portions of gingerale and grapefruit
Juice. Top with sherbet If you VAIN
70 dress it UP.
A NICE NODDED SALAD fol
your buffet dinner? Use cooked
caulif1ower nodded In well seasoned
tomato aspic.
Il you're looking for a nice &C
commandment to ham, fill peal
halves with peanut butter and broi
before serving.
Cream cheese mixed with ginger
and q few cut-up raisins makes &
nice filing for baked apples.
SWEET POTATOES which ar
heavily candied will have mor
flavor and tang If they are sprinklet
With grated orange or lemon rims
while baking.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10
Belief Makes a Difference

YOU are what you believe. Ask
L the football or basketball coach.
ASK the man who teaches people to
fly planes in your community. You
are what you believe. Every one
who believes that Jesus is the Christ
is a child of God" I John ST..
And it matters greatly what you
believe. You can 60 wrong very cas-
lily by believing what Is false about
God, just as you can 60 wrong very
easily in flying plane by failing to
believe the right thing about the
laws Of physics.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10

AllysOn and Jeanne Grain tied for
third place Other popular &C
tresSeS were Barbara Stanwyck,
Hedy LAMAR, Judy Garland, Rita
Hayworth, Dale Evans, Deanna Dur
bin, Bette Davis, Elizabeth Taylor,
Esther Williams, ROsalind Russell
and Shirley Temple.
Gary Cooper won easily as fav-
orite actor, with Clark Gable second
-. Gregory Peck and Jimmy Stew
art tied for third place Other
popular actors weSe Cornell Wilde,
Bling Crosby, Gene Autry, Dennis
Morgan, Alan Ladd and Tyrone
Power l.. Surprising was the fact
that only one teen-ager voted for
Van Johnson Since Van usual
ly plays in good pictures, this would
seem to indicate that he is definitely
losing his hold on the bobby-sox
crowd through his private-life She
nanigans.
The poll made one point very clear
-. Rural boys and girls (the ma jor-
ity of those quizzed were between
the ages of 16 and 49, do not par
ticularly care for heavy drama
Obviously, when they listen to the
radio or go to the movies they go
to be entertained and not to hear .
lecture Choices in both fields
showed tendency toward music or
comedy 1. The only deviations
from this fact lie in the votes for
Alan Ladd, who generally plays
gangster roles, and Ingrid Bergman
and Bette Davis, both dramatic ac-
treSses.
On the whole, the poll showed
that there is actually very little diff
ference between the likes and dis
likes Of rural teen-agers and those
Of their counterpart in the city
The one difference is that war,
crime, and otherwise dramatic
movies, are more popular In this
oltv.
strawberry Mulcn
Remove mulch from old straw
berry paintings before growth
starts, leaving enough to protect the
berries from the ground.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10
DR.. Grady Tells
Church Members
OF Kingdom Wages

Rev. L. o. Grady, an Instructor
of Jackson's Theological Semin-
airy of Shorter College, challenged
the members of Union AME Church
in a New Yers Sermon, to work
for Kingdom Wages in Nineteen
Hundred and Ninety Eight. Re-
ferring to the spiritual aspects of
the Kingdom, the Minister and
Educator, said, if we work con-
scientiously and unselfishly in our
various churches, whatsoever is
right in the end, God will pay us
-four folds.
He admonished the members to
take their part of the responsible
ity of Kingdom Building. All of
US, the minister said, may not be
able to be leaders but our col
lective strength in the Church
Is lIGCQCu w cdAA OQ1 CllO 1llAo
sion of the Christ. He pleaded with
the various Auxiliaries of the
Church, such as: Class Leaders,
Stewards, Missionary Workees etc.
to play well their part as indivi-
duals in carrying out the work in
various phases of the church.
The minister concluded by say
ing that the AME Church needs
to expand. The fact that Bethel,
Union, st. John in Pine Bluff
and Visitors Chapel in Hot Springs
are the largest churches in the A
M E connection in the State of
Arkansas is conclusive proof that
we need to organize more churches
in the state of Arkansas. If the
Baptist, Sanctified, and other de-
nominations can go out in the he'd
ges and highways. and organize
ew churches, it seems reasonable
to believe that the AME Church
could do likewise.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10

sus in the presence of his disciples,
which are not written in this Book;
but these are written, that we might
believe that Jesus is the Christ, the
Son of God; and that believing We
might have life through his name"
John 20:30, 81. Take heed unto
myself, and unto the doctrine; con-
tinue in them; for in doing this thou
shalt both save myself, and them
that hear thee" Timothy 4:16.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10

Christian Living.
While many Of us
have studied these
gre at tel chin gs
again and again,
we shall be greatly
proited in the les
sons of this quarter,
looking at life in to-
days chan gin g
world in the light Of
t h e s e tim e.. e S s
truths.
"And many other
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10

uated from Yale University. Then one day Dack
in 1900 things went wrong; no use living. So
he attempted suicide by jumping from high
building. The insane asylum to which he was
sent was nothing more nor less than place to
keep those who could have nothing to say about
what was done with them. For an insane man"
in those days was just crazy person to be
thrust out of the world of living people as
hopeless hunk of flesh. (Most of us can look
back TO our childhood at some unfortunate being
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10
Beliefs That Matter

JESUS Is the Christ, the Son Of
- God. That LIS the number one be-
lief that matters. 1t was so on the
day when Jesus announced, ION
this rock I will build my church."
Matthew 1913. It is absolutely
basic in every relationship of life.
Inject with business and profess
sionaI men every day, in widely
varying walks of life, who tell me
that they are sustained by this be-
lief. During the recent war. men
lived in this basic relief. In these
trying days at hand and ahead.
belief In Jesus as the Son Of God
In the norm. We cannet face these
difficult days without this anchor.
And all this quarter we shall be
studying, Sunday after Sunday,
this great truth and those that
grow out of this fundamental con-
cept.
What a privilege to teach this
great TRUTH The Sunday school
teachers of our country are the
most important single group we
have. BY their voluntary service.
they are pointing our people to the
one sure road that leads to the City
of God. My prayer is that they shall
daily seek to qualify under the for
mula of Timothy 4:l6. Take heed
unto thyself, and unto the doctrine;
continue in them; for in doing this
thou shalt both save thyself. and
them that hear thee"
copyright By the international Council
al Religious Education on behalf OF 20
Protestant denominations. Released By
WNU Featufes.)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10

II properly done, cross-fencing Of
fenced pastures win make them
more useful and sometimes more
productive. Adequate water and
shade for each area to be enclosed
are important considerations in
planning cross-fencing operations
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10

Though the innumerable small
scale fisherman and minor eo-opera-
1--we groups continued TO practice
their trade IN prewar japan, the
well-equipped big ships Of giant nab
corporations, which were taking
over most Of the important fishing
and canning industries, offered
devastating competition BY the
ttns the war broke. many japanese
fishermen had gone Into ths employ
II he great nsh concerns, replacing
. msagsr hcosns from independent
opogatione with Z meaGe9 wage
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10

appealed most were
the W h o | e S o m e
clean-cut type .
Betty Cradle Won
in the favorite &C.
tress division b y
one vote, and only
because of h e r
dancing and sing
ing ability In
grid Bergman was
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10
Need More Bees

II u estimated that there ars only
S,7lS, 900 colonies Of bees IN the
United States or only one hive Of
bees for each $50 acres Of land. Az 4
result. nearly 90 per cent Of the nec-
tar available goes to waste. Five
times q many colonies could b
kent without overlooking.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10
BY LYN CONNOLLY
NWNS Radio-Screen Editor

THE second half of the popularity
L poll taken at the recent Al
convention, concerned movie stars,
and it is significant that stars that
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10

Want to use up
t h o S g holiday
p e p p e r minis?
Grind or crush
fine and alter
nate with layers
of C h o C o | a t e
pudding. Or, mix
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10
A MIND LOST AND THEN FOUND ITSELF

0NE of the most important movements initiated was
started by who had been ncarcerated for three years
in insane asylum.
help the mentally or the socalled insane He grad
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10
Beliefs That Matter
Lesson for January 4, 194S

THE first three months Of 1948
l. will reintroduce us to some OF
the great Christian teachings In re-
gard to God. Man, Salvation and
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10
No Time 10 REST

n you are fretful because you ars
not taking q vacation yeu may DO
interested to know that ene-thtrd OF
the paysieians In the United States
tnIze no vacatxnnA
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-01-10
BY HELEN HALE;

sxyHEN YOU WANT a nice, qufca.
w snack. spread warm gingerbread
With cream cheese, softened with
cream Or. let it cool. slice thin and
spread with creamed butter into
which some dates have been mixed.