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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-04

3eitnaB Der BuBe, tpelhes in ben
friibereit Sabrbunoerten ourh Ole
Sabungen ooer &anones Der Stride
Dorgeidrieben mar. go 3. g. lit elm
ablaB BON einem Sabre bie Nadla1-
lung oerienieen aeitliden 5trafe,
lpelde man 5u iener 3eit ourh cine
fanonilde 8uBe bon einem ssabr bor
@ott spiiroe a6getragen boben. 9as
8ort r0uaoragene" beoeutet cine
oier5igtGgige &irdenbuBe nah ben
ltreneen 8oridriften Der often Stride.
Somit pdre elm IblaB bon iieben
SSabren ulro iie6en Auaoragenen sic
gtadlaiiung Ser 5eitliben 5trafe,
pelde einer fanoniiden 8uBe bon
iieben Sabren uno iiebenmal bier5ig-
tagiger SaIten5eit, sic itrengerer 8u-
be geipiomet mar, entlpre6en tpiiroe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-04
@m. S., So.

gs gibt beridieoene 8erfabrett, I'd.
ltige, i9inoerlide 8aumitumpen gu
entfernen. 8as oollige gbiterben per-
idieoener Baumarten gebt nur lang.
inm Dor ii6 uno ielbit bel Sotung bes
Sauptltumpens bleiben nod biele
fleinere uno groBere @urseln i'm 8o-
oen uno idlaeen ipieoer aus. Gin
gerfabren, .pel6es oas itbere unb
friib5eitige Ibiterben ser 8aumitum.
pen foroert uno berbdltnisndBie
idnea berbeifiibrt, lit oas folgenbe
0ean ma6t nit ser @rt mebrere &ei-
ben mogli6it tiefer @ini6nitte rings
Tim Den Stumpen. 0ie Spdne miiien
an ben Stnmpen gelaiien neroen, 10
OaB tie cine Mrt aran5 INN oenielben
biloen. 9ieie ardnae fiiat man nit
elmer Mii6ung aus folsenben 8e.
ltanoteilen: Gin 8funo Sooo piro
nit elmer @allone beiBen 8aIiers auf-
geloit unb in einem an6eren @efGB
loBt man elm 8funb tpeiBes Mrienif
in elmer @allone beiBen @aiiers auf.
0ie lestere 2oiung biIoet einen biden
9rei, in tpelden Ole Sooal0iung lang
iam gegoiien miro. Sic gan5e Mi.
i6ung miro Damn i'm Jreien fiinf5e6n
Minuten lang gdfoht, uno man muB
oarauf a6ten, oaB man niemals Die
bel DEM ao6en entitebenoen 9iinite
einatmet. Nab Dem &o6en miro TO-
piel 8aiier sugesoiien, baB Die gan5e
Vtaile bier @al1onen biloet. Meit 6ie-
lem 8rei aperoen oie ginbiebe ie nad
Der @roBe zines Stumpens nit einem
balben Hint Bis sl einem Quart ge-
fiiGt. Die bette 3eit CUR 4ntpenoune
|oieIes Neittels lit Ser6it ooer @inter,
aber man tam audi in Sen onoeren
Sabres5eiten 8aume altf oieie @eiie
totem. Sc friiber man oie slrbeit BE-
ginnt llmio friiber fann man oas
Sanb frei befommen, unb man iolIte
besbaQb ni6t lunge oamit tparten. I'm
Den 3eritorungspro3eB nidt 5u Der.
binoern, lit es ratlam, ben 8aum-
itumpen nit einen Sud ooer elmer
anOern naiieroidten Borri6tllng 5ll,
5ubeden, Tim oie 5erieBenoen Stoffe
nidt 81 5eritoren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-04
Tran 9. g., 81.

sluf Die 8iite uno SeiltrGfte 6es
&noblauh ilt tpieoerbolt an oieier
Stelle bingelpieien 1poroen. &noblau9
(@arlic) sebort gu ben geiiinbeiten
&ii6enfrdutern unb gu oen beilfrdf-
tighten Bflan3en, Die es gibt, unb
mirft baupflddlid ipobltuenb l.no
itarfenb arlf Wagen uno ginge,peioe
unb Sen gan5en 8eroauungsapparat.
&noblauh enfbalt iebr itarfe antiiep-
tii6e Subitan5en, bie feimtotenb uno
besin!fi5iereno pirfen, tpesbalb Ger
8enuB BEL anitedenbep &ranfbeiten
an3uraten lit. gs lit nabgetpieien, OoB
8o6ferltamme, bei oenen Ser @ebrau6
BON &noblau6 bon altersber io5uia=
gen traoitionea getporoen, ME on
Wagen= ooer granddaughter leioen
uno elm bobes sllter erreiden. &nobs
lauf oarf inoes nur pie @etpiirs ge=
braudt merOen rmb iebr maBig. Sn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-04

sStalien iino in oeribieoenen aiiati-
iben 3dn6ern miro &noblauh ge-
brauht: BEL 8ehielfieber, @aiier.
iudt unb 8ruiffrontbeiten. ainoern
gibt man &noblaud segen SpuIapiir-
mer. 8ei fanlenben @eidtpiiren fam
man cine 4ndblau6ialbe athpenoen.
Die man folgenoermnBen berItellt:
Wean idneioet bie @ur5el ober bas
&raut in fleine Sheiben un6 br1t Die
ieIben in Butter ooer eSett, ooer man
5erquetidt ben anoblouh, ietbt uno
quetidt ben Saft beraus utro per-
miiht i'm nit Sonig. &nobIaud in
0tilt) geiotten uno pls &lDitier Der.
menoet lit beiliam bei Spultpiirmern,
@ei6niiren unb Sdmorrboioen I'M
OfaItoarm. Sogar BEL manden Siib-
nerfrunfbeiten, tpie beim Bips, lit
&noblau6 itBerit beiliam. Man fann
ourh ben 8eru1 bon &nobluu6 man-
de slrten unge5iefer Dertreiben, ipie
groflobe, Sliegen, Mosquitos uno io-
gar Mtaultpiirfe.
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sram 9. 49,, sseb. :
Das befntnte 2ieo bon Ser llbr
lautet:

Das befannte 2ieo BON Ser ltbr
lautet:
Sie II br
Sd trage, ipo t6 gebe, itets cine ltbr
bel mir.
8iepiel es geidlagen babe, genau ieb'
ib on ibr.
gs lit Elm groBer Weilter, ser fiinit-
lid ibr @erfe gefiigt,
@ennglei6 ibr @ang nibt immer Dem
toridten @uni6 geuiigt.
Sd tpollte, ite tpGre rdiher geganeen
an man6em Gag,
S6 tpollte, fte bdtte man6mal per50.
CERT ibren Sdlag.
Sn meinen 2eioen uno Sreuoen, in
Sturm llno in Ser Stub,
@as inlmer gei6db i'm 2eben: sic
idlug SEN Snft 6a5u.
Sic i6lug am 'Sarge oes 8aters, Tie
'lGlug an bes 6reunoes 8abr',
Sic i6lug am Morsen ser 2iebe, iie
i6lug am Sraualtar.
Sic i6lug an Ser 8iege oes &inoes,
ite idlagt, ipol1t's @ott, nod oft,
8enn beiiere Gage fommen, tpie mel.
ne Seel' es 6offt.
llno tparO tie aud mandmal trdger,
uno orobte 5u 1toden ibr 2auf,
SO 5og ser Meiiter INNER eroBntiitie
tie mieoer alf.
0of itanoe dte einn1al Itile, Damn
tpdr's um tie geideb'n,
&ein ano'rer, als ser tie fiigte, bringt
oie 3eritorte gum Beb'n.
Sann miibt' i6 gum Meiiter Danoern,
ser mobnt am @noe tpobl ipett,
8obl orauBen, ienieits Ser grbe,
1pobl sort in Der @pigfeit.
Gamn gd6' id lie ibn 5uriide, nit
oantbar finblidem Sleb'n:
Sieb', Serr, ib BOB nidts beroorben,
lie blieb Don ielber lteb'n.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-04
MuAkunH
Bon grpf. 5. M. 0ibren,
&cbaftenr bes ,8aiienfreunb'
+. Sp., MaT. =

Sas bon GbrtItlts etngeieBte 8uBs
laframent ooer oie @eihte bat nur oie
fatboliIde Stride. GWit Sen @orten,
Ole Gbriltus an Seine 9lpoItel rihtete: ::
rDenen tbr sic Siinoen nadlaiiet, oe.
men iinb iie nadgeluiien, uno oenen
tbr iie bebaltet, benen 1tno tie bebals
ten, bat 9briitus Seinen 9lpoiteln
uno oeren re6tmdBigen Nadfolgern,
oen Srieitern oie @elpalt ser Siinoen-
persebung berlieben. gs bleiben aber
uad giiltig abgelegter geibt, 5. +.
na6oem oie etpige Strufe (bei Soo-
iiinoen) erlaiien lit, nod oie 5eitliben
Strafen, mel6e ourd quite @erfe uno
Ibldiie setifet aperoen fonnen. 9idts
fatbolifen (es eibt iogar &atbolifer)
baben nidt ben ridtigen 8egriff bon
gblaiien. Sn SEN eriten 3eiten ser
Stride Be Itanoen sic itrengen airden-
buBen, our6 apel6e oieienigen, tpelbe
geiiinoigt batten, Die oafiir Dor @ott
oeroienten 5eitlihen Strafen dbbiiBen
muBten. gteben Dem Saupt5lped Der
ielben, fir Die Ser gottlihen maieitGt
angetane ltnbia grlab 5u leiiten,
oienten oieie 8uBen, gleih l1nIeren
piel geringeren, auh oielfad CUR 8ei-
Ierung Ser Seblenoen, uno tpenn es
itb Inn ldapere dffentlide gergeben
banoelte, 5lrgleid CUR Siibnung bes
gegebenen Mergerniies rno Sur bell
Iamen M6l6redung Der anoeren Dor
Iol6en Siinoen. lleber sic Mrt bieier
&ir6enbuBen finoet iih in olten @uB-
bii4ern II. a. folgenoes: @er @abr-
fager befragt batte, muBte flint Sdbre
8uBe iDirfen. @er cine @ottesIdites
rung begnngen ober etfpas Seiliges
offentlib bei6impft, muBte an iieben
Sonntagen Dor ser &irhentiir iteben
uno am letten nit bloBen SiiBen uno
einem Strid Inn Sen Sails; an iieben
Srettagen mlBte er bei @ailer uno
8rot falten; an ieOem Der iieben
Sonntage einige Irmen ipeiien, tpenn
er fonnte, apenn nift, Elm anberes
8uBtperf uerridten. @eigerte er ii6,
10 fpurbe ibm Ser gintritt in sic Sir
DIE unb nab oem Sooe oas fir6lihe
gegrGbnis nnterIagt. Gin gegen Die
@ltern ausgei eitoBener Slud tpuroe nit
biersigtagigem 9alten bel @alier uno
8rot beitraft. Sir offentlihe Serge.
ben tpar idon ieit Wfitte oes oritten
Subrbunoerts cine offentli6e 8uBe
eingefitbrt. Seit bem o6ten Sobrbun-
bert paro Die eSorm ser MblaBertei-
lung iniofern eednoert, OILS sic tribe.
rem itrengen 8uBifbungen in tpeniger
barte, 5unal in 9eten, 6aiten unb
glmoiengeben umgeanoert. puroen.
Denn es beiBt, nit oieiem ober ienem
8ebet ooer guten @erte lit Elm glblaB
bon bier5ig, bunoert ODER mebr Sas
gen, &o6en ooer Sabren berfniipft,
10 min oas nidt Iagen, Ser MpoItoli-
lde Stubl tpoue Inn ebeniopiel .3eit
Die Strdfen oes Segfeuers abfiir5en,
lonoern naf ser aIlgemeinen sln1iht
be5ieben iif iene ausoriide auf oas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-04
Tatjn,a
(Sortiebung)

Gos 3mieseIprdh batte et1pa 10
Wfinuteu geoauert. Sic 3eugen be-
ri6teh, Dab p1breno bieIer Belt bie
3neige oes 8numes lid ienften, ols
triigen iie ipirfliG bie grlGeinung.
als oie Game li6 na6 Often bin
entfernte, neigten iid Die 3peise na6
oerIelben Gi6tung, uie ipenn ibr
|&leio oarii6erbin seitreift mGre.
Sic oret &in0er batten unter Sen
3ul6auern neue syreunoe geponnen.
aber Die 8riifungen borten fir lie
niht auf, ionoern begannen iest crit
redt; beionoers Su5ia lit piel unter
oen Sortpiirfen uno Ser barten 8e=
banoluns 5ubauie. Sic ioate INN ie-
Den Preis ibre r9iigen uno 8etriige-
reien" mioerrufen.
Ser 8farrer bon 5atima baHe sic
&inoer rubig uno giitig perbort. Gr
fonnte an ibrer Iufri6tiefeit ni6t
5tDeifeln. sber cine gri6einuns Ser
@ottesmutter roas fann ni6t
iein". Spacintbas S6meigen unb Gu
5ias 3uriidbaltung mahten i'm nod
mebr beoenflid. v9as i6eint mir
feline Sffenbaruns oes Sirnmels au
iein," meinte er, uoas f0nnte Seu-
fels6etrus iein". 9ieie MeuBeruns
oes Bfarrers ltiir5te 2u5ia nod mebr
IN Summer uno 3neifeln binein, lie
6eidlob, nidt mebr 5ur Gopa 90
Sria gu geben. sd par felt oa5u
erti6loiien 1,n6 teilte am Mbeno oes
IL. Suli 5ran5 uno Spacintba mel
men gntibluB NIT" ,8enn oie 9a-
me nad mir frast, iast ibr, baB id
fiirdte, es lei cine 2iIt oes Seufels.
Mm folgenoen Worgen aber fiiblte
ib mid 6ur6 cine ieltiame innere
Waht ge6rdnst, Ser ib nibt tpioer-
iteben fonnte." go ging iie nit IT.
rem Snfel unb ben beioen anoeren
ainoern gum grideinunssort.
Oritte Grldeinnng am 13. Snli
Cine 5ablreihe Menge aus Der
gan3en l1mgegenb mar in Der goba
on Sria perlammelt, bier bis fiinf-
tauieno Berionen. @ieoer leudtett
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-04

Gleiihpreiie Iino Inn bunoerteiniino.
nellnaig Broaent geitiegen felt bem
is. Mai 1916. Miete, Die nod Der
&ontrolle unterhporfen lit, lit nur 7,6
Brosent geItiegen. 8as uno gleftri-
5itdt, oie BON itaatliden littb it1otis
ichen &ommiiiionen reguliert iper6en,
iino nur INN alpei Bro5ent geltiegen
2ebensmittel i'm aasemeinen iino im
2t4,1 8rosent ifber bie ourhidnitt-
liden Breiie BON 1935/39 geItiegen.
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@m. g., Mb. =

Gin baufiger @runo, pesbalb
manhe quite, apoblmeinenoe Nidtfa.
tbolifen Der fatboliiben Stride fern-
bleiben unb niht oen Wtut finoen,
fatboliid 5u tperoen, lit Der, baB oie
fatboliIde Stride, neben ben sebn sc.
boten 8ottes, nod &irhengebote bat.
SO perlangt oie fatbolil6e Stride un-
ter idmerer Siinoe, bob ieoer aatbo.
lit an Conn un0 gebotenen Seierta-
gen ser beiligen Melie beiapobnt, oaB
er regelmaBig 5u Dem Snframent Der
8uBe 1lno Dem oes MnerbeiligIten &l-
tarsiatraments gsbt, baB er ieben
5reitog I'M Subre 1t6 bon Sleii6ipei-
fen entbalt uno oaB, tpenn er oaau
imitanoe lit, on getpiiien Sagen faitet.
Sie fatbolii6e Stride min eben feline
Sal6beit, tie tpia oen gan5en Mens
l6en, lie min ibn oen engen uno bor-
nigen Yfab Ser Sugeno gum Simmel
fiibren. ltno tpenn man BORT ,,nb Iieit
bon oem teufliiden SaB uno Sen blu-
tigen @erfolgungen, oenen bic &atbo=
lifen in So1piet 4EltBlano uno in ben
fomm1niltii6en 2Gnoern ausgeiebt
linO, 10 fabrt einem 5eisltng bie @Gn=
iebaut iiber oen san5en &orper. @ie
oiel lhoner uno bequemer uno unge-
nebmer lit es ood, am Sonntag, itatt
fritb altf5uiteben uno CUR Stride au
geben, i'm narmen 8ett gu liegen ODER
eine Spa5ierfabrt 5u MAIDEN. Man
fann einfab tl1n ooer laiien, mas man
min. gs gibt aud leioer biele aatbo.
liten, lpelde Elm iol6es 2eben porsie.
ben. Gas iino iolde, bon oenen Der
Serr iagt: sd nia iie ausipeien aus
Meinem Wfunoe." sSeoer fatboliide
BrieIter lit unter tStrdfe ser grfom-
munitation uno anberer I9perer
Strafen perpflidtet, oas 8eidtse-
beimnis unter ieber 8eoingung 5u be-
pabren, iel6it 4penn er ben 600 erlei-
ben muB. @efannt lit Ser Mortprer
oes 8eibtssbeimniiies, Ser III. So
bannes BON Repernltf, ser auf 8ebeiB
oes bobmiiben &onigs 8en5el W. au
Brag tpegen 8apdbrung bes 8ei6t-
gebeimniiies in Der Moloau ertr6nft
wuroe. Ser Seilige peigerte iih, bie
getdte Der &onigin gu perraten. gr
muroe getotet oln 16. Mai 1888.
g. s., u. s.
9ie offi5ielen angaben iiber oie
lett Ser dbgeidaften Breisfontroue
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6. s., u. 3.

g. s., q. s.
9ie offi5ieaen angaben iiber oie
ieit Ser obgeidaften Breisfontroue
geItiegenen Breiie iino folgenoe
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-04
Alcorn Presents
Victor z. Griffin

ALCORN, Miss. ~ An exciting
program of Life and Romance in
Morocco" was staged in Acorn Col
lege's Oakland Chapel by Victor R.
Griffin.
During the war Mr.. Griffin was
stationed in Morocco for some time
and while there conceived the idea
for his lecture, sRomance in Moroc-
co.. He studied the people of this
ancient land first hand studied
them with the mature judgment of
a man who has seen much Of the
world and who has a sympathetic
understanding of all people.
Mr.. Griffin revealed for the audi
ence the inner splender of old Nor
Deco; splendor that is fast vanish
ing. The rich harmony of color in
the authentic costumes displaced
showed almost barbario magnific-
ence. Real silver, real gold braid,
lovely velvet, and rare brocads
made his exhibit which covered the
entire stage lovely one. He used
assistants from the audience to mod
ell the different garments. The en-
tire exhibit was collected by Mr..
Griffin when he served in Morocco.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-04
NEW LAKE CHURCH

New Lake Church Christ Holt
ness is in the midst of a building
fund drive, this drive is being spon-
sored by the CWWW. One of the
members had very interesting pro-
gram on the 18th. This program
was rendered by st. Matthews Bap-
tIst church and choir Cottage Grove.
Business places donated as follows:
n and S. Pressing Shop. 1885
Bailey Ave, Elk; Lucky Drive Inn
Cafe, 1864 Bailey Ave. Elk; Pa
tricks business place, Phone 3-7783.
Bailey Ave. Ex.; Roosevelt Thomas
Barber Shop, Bailey Ave; Rosa Bar
mes Grocery, 1915 Bailey Ave; Rev.
Lee Grocery, GOT Hampton ST.; DR..
Gardner, Culley ST.; Percy Collins.
Blue Bird Inn, Brown ST.: Rufus
White Barber Shop. Bishop ST.;
zanzabar Cafe, Bailey Ave. Ex.;
Edwards St. Cafe, Edwards ST.; Sat
cheers Ice Cream Parlor, Bailey Ave. /;
Masonic Lodge, Biley Ave.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-04
North jackson

Rev. A. r. Thomas, 2122 Mobile
Street, was a welcome visitor on
Thanksgiving in the city of Chicago
as guest of his three sons. Ernest,
Merthey and Judge Thomas, one
daughter, Mrs. Rubie l.. Johnson,
four grandsons, Messrs. HUBBARD
Brown, R. j. Johnson, Prentiss Tho
mas and Eugene Anderson, one bro
Their, Mr.. Sam Thomas, sister, Mrs.
Willie May Lockett, other relatives
and friends He says his visit was
most enjoyable one. Thanksgiving
dinner was served in the home of
his daughter, 4434 Vincenis Avenue.
On Sunday, Rev. Thomas and son
enjoyed a wonderful service at a
church pastored- by Rev. Ledbetter
and has 5000 members.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-04
Alabama All-White Jury
Convicts White Man For Rape
OfNegro Woman, IS year Term
Jurors Asked To Show
Negr He Can Get
Justice In Court

News coming out of Wetumpka,
Alabama reports that an all-White
jury sent a white man to prison for
As years this week for the rape of
young Negro woman.
30-year-old John How'd, Jr., is
said to have been guilty of raping
Melinda Jackson, % on last April
Is by jurors who has been asked by
prosecutor to show the Negro
1'he can get justice in court, and
then acting under state legal proce-
dure, they fixed the penalty, As
years in prison.
The jurors are said to have asked
their foreman if they could go even
further and fix it SO Howard could
not get parole or pordan.
Howard is one of the two men
charged with raping two Negro
women His cousin, Jack Oliver, 20,
is slated for trial tomorrow on an
Indictment that he raped Melinda's
companion, Annie Grayson, %. Both
men are also accused of robbing
the Women's husbands.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-04
Albert LeeI
Indicted On
Perjury Charge

It was learned this week that AL
bert Lee, who has been tried twice
on a charge of assault with intent
to rape a white girl, has been in
dicted on perjury charge and has
been taken into custody by Kinds
County deputies. Lee is said to have
spent Wednesday night in Jail but
was released Monday at noon after
making $4,000 bond.
The first time Lee, a popular stu
dent at Southern Christian Institute
Edwards, Miss, was tried on the
assault with intent to rape charge
he was found guilty and sentenced
to Is years Imprisonment in the
state prison
The case was upheld by the state
supreme court but reversed by the
United States supreme court, which
ordered a new trial On the second
trial, held during the last Grimm
al term of circuit court, Lee was
again found guilty and sentenced to
20 years Imprisonment.
Attorneys Carter and j. B. Strib-
ling, who defended Lee the second
time, appealed the case to the state
supreme court again. They have
announced that they will represent
Lee in the perjury trial. He was
arraigned Wednesday and pleaded
not guilty.
Lee testified during the second
trial that he at no time had given
officers a statement saying that he
hit the white girl with bottle
with intent to rape He testified N
the first trial that he was kicked
by two plainclothes men in the pre-
sence Of the city jailer. When the
jailer on duty that night and every
member of the detective bureau on
duty on that date was marked into
the court room and lined up before
Lee, he was unable to recognize
any Of the men.
The local NAACP and other Neg
70 agencies have shown great in
terest in thin case.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-04

varieties, punch, crackers, assorted
ham, potato chips, peanuts, minis,
chewing gum, cake and ice cream
After the honoree cut the first slice
of cake the cake was served by
Mrs M. L. Bailey. Then the guests
entered the bed room to look at
many beautiful gifts.
Those sharing the celebration
were: Mrs. Fannie Seaton honoree;
Mrs. Lillian Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Adams, Mr. Abe Elmore, Mrs
Savannah Calhoune, Mrs. Mary
Simmons, Mrs. Sarah Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. Limberal Butler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Seaton, and Rose Mary;
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Seaton; Mr.. and
Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Julia E. Rankins,
Mrs. Luretha Reed, Master Corne-
Illus Jr., Lauretta and Hester Holl-
man, and Mrs. Lizzie Thomas.
Due to inclement weather all in
vited guests were not able to at
tend, but sent gifts and expressed
deep regret.
Photo by Beadle.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-04
Alcorn
Downs
Leland, 500

ALCORN, Miss. - The Alcorn
College Braves showed superb team
work as they defeated Leland Col
lege of Louisiana here Friday 500.
In the first half, on the first play
from the line of scrimmage Frye
went to Leland's 30-yard line. The
next play netted a touchdown when
NJ. Evers took handoff from Scott
Jones, both Braves. and went across
the goal line. Abraham's attempted
conversion was good. Alcorn kick
ed off to Leland and held them on
downs. Jones' pass to Martin was
good for 40 yards. o nthe third play,
Jones passed to Stribling for the
second touchdown. Abraham's try
for conversion was wide. Jones'
third Kickoff was deep in the Lee
land territory. Hill Of Leland pick
ed the ball up, but fumbled it mo-
mentarily on the goal line. There
he was brought down by Kenneth
Beale for an Alcorn safety. The
score at half time was Alcorn lead
ing $50.
In the second half of the ball
game NJ Evers scored his second
touchdown of the day. Hall did
equally as well by scoring two
touchdowns. Mcmillan intercepted
Hills short pass and went 10 yards
Tor Alcorn's sixth touchdown. The
last score came when Hardy pass
ed to Raines in the end zone. Abra-
ham made six out of seven CONVEX
sions good in the game.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-04
Thanksgiving
Service Held
Al Tougaloo

In connection with the meeting of
the Board Of Trustees of Tougaloo
College, of which W. H. Watkins,
Esq, Of Jackson is chairman, a SER
vice Of Thanksgiving and Dedication
was held in the college chapel on
Sunday morning, November 81.
This service was led by DR.. Fred
L. Brownlee of New York City, a
member of the board of trustees of
Tougaloo College. President Harold
c. Warren delivered the address.
AT this service, the honorary degree
of Doctor Of Divinity was conferr-
ed upon the Reverend Ludwig Thor
stem Larsen lin recognition of his
long and distinguished service in
the cause of education and religion.
particularly his service at Tougaloo
College, and in expression of the
esteem and effection of his colleae-
ues."
In honor of DR.. Frank G.. Wood
worth, president of Tougaloo Col
lege from 1887 to 1912, and Mrs.
Nellie G. Woodwork who served as
matron, teacher of English and then
librarian, tablet was unveiled.
naming the church Woodwork
Chapel
In Galloway Hall, dormitory for
men, tablet was dedicated in hon.
or of Bishop Charles B. Galloway
of the Southern Methodist Church
who for number of years served
as member of Tougaloo's board OF
trustees.
A tablet was unveiled in the col
lege library, naming it The Eastman
Library in honor of Mrs. Lucius
r. Eastman of Scarsdale, New York
who has been trustee of Tonga
aloo College for lore than two de-
cades, and with whose practical
help and inspiration the library
has been developed. Mrs. Eastman
was present at these ceremonies.
In honor Of DR.. Cyrus Hamlir
who served as dean of the college
and Mrs. Hamlin who was head Of
the department of music from 1896
to 1916, a tablet was dedicated ir
the Deans office.
On Saturday evening, a concer-
was presented by the Tougaloo Col
lege choir AS guest artist, Mr.. Ben,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-04
MILLIONS LOST BY
LATE FILING OF SOCIAL
SECURITY BENEFITS

More than IA million dollars in
cash benefits were lost by Ameri-
can workers in commerce and in
dustry and their families last year,
because they delayed in asking for
what belonged to them. Some of
that money may have been lost by
November, 1946.
You may not be a missing heir.
but you may be missing social secu-
rity benefits. Persons who have
worked on jobs covered by the So
cial Security Act are reminded to
contact the Jackson field office if
they are IS years of age or over. In
addition, in case of death of wage
Garner who might be insured by
reason of his employment, some sur
vivorS should make prompt inquiry
as to possible Federal insurance
benefits.