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New England bulletin., 1949-06-04

officer on the force," has lone service with the department, and a good war record.
 Editorial
 Nobody interviewed has denied that Shields was eligible for ar- rest. Nobody was seriously ques- cloned. That wasn't an issue. That is social and legal problem. That IS the business of the judge and the medical examiner and the tav- ern keeper. And the problem of the prisoner.
 We are doing no crusading for drunkenness. We are unfolding no possible breach of the peace or of the public good.
 If a prisoner is showed by an officer we can become mildly in- terested. If man is struck by an officer we can become concerned, if the striking is unwarranted. If the officer weights two hundred pounds, if he has the protection of a club, and badge, and the fine blue uniform of an honorable, and capable, and essential group of protectors of the public welfare, and if the man is helpless and alone,, then somebody should know about it. We hope that all the wit nesses were mistaken. We hope it can't happen again. We hope it doesn't make it easier to happen because a man is down, and friendless, and alone and picked up in the shadows of Wind sor St., or State St., or Union Place.
 A lot of liquor is sold. Some of it is delivered to houses on streets with smooth green lawns =. q k. W. s.
New England bulletin., 1949-06-04
HARTFORD MAN CLUB FED! 4l21i
Eyewitness Say
 He, Didn't Resist

of the Windsor Street neghborhood have pressed their indignation disgust beating inflicted Ralph St. by police officers who called to arrest Windsor St. Saturday, May 21 Patrol man Hippo the arresting officer.
 Wilson, Avon St., reports that when she arrived at the Shields lying the ground bleeding and repeating hit Please don't hit aint done noth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15
Dixie Daily Tells
Race to Go West

CHARLESTON s c The
News and Courier OF Cha eston.
believes ine Wesi Offers = wide
opportunity foi Neglo farmers
throughout the South Comment
ing IN an edfona. on he recent
mceune ~ the National Urban
League IN Denver Colo the Ne~s
SAID the gathering IN one 81 the
great Western CITIES vas quite
syn fcan;.
!, o.ina. 90 attention ot mil
l.ons 81 Negroes IN southern
States that states " the West are
open 10 them These states are
'hinl, settled and awai, develops
nent IN them me opportunities
~ Colo ed inning anis would be
r.eh and unlimited
The editorial fufine adds. that
he TACT TIA, me Urban league
held lie cons enton IN Denver {
recognition The West il good
nome foi he 'Colored People
The Na' onal Democratic Ad-
mn'sfrsiion intends 10 spend
thousands ~ millions 81 dollars
on Wes'er poiccts SAID the
editor II md that makes the
outlook b gh'cr ~ Southern
Negroes Nao have lost and ?
.o,ing emp .ovment on farms BY
nc substitution II machines for
I'd work
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15
Ciney Cracks
Bowling Ban

CINCINNATI Ohio-Ths new.
handsomely furnished Avon
Lanes Bowling Alleys Just opened
al Sl3l Reading Road are open
to all bowling fans regardless OF
race OF color. declared Hyman
Goldman. Jewish Public School
teacher. who is owner and opera
tor of the new recreation spot
Modern IN every respect. the
ten-lsne bowling alley will De
available 10 white. colored. inter-
racial groups. fraternities sorori-
ties, clubs and special parties.
Gambling drinking and any
other disorder will not be toler-
ated. says Nj. Goldman
The Colored Walnu, Hills Y
Is working closely with Mr..
Goldman and his venture and
aims "a assist HIM IN making his
place one Of the most popular
recreation spots n Clncy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15
Woyne Racers
Get 7 Meets

The schedule faced bv -.
Wayne University cross-con,,r'.
team this season will br,ns ~.
group before six OF las, Vs..
foes, Coach David L. Holmes -.
announced.
The Tartars Will be alm,ne :.
avenge last years 22-33 los. !, !.
Toronto University. the onlv ~
feat in two and one. half wear,
The season was opened =.
Saturday with home me-,
against Western Michigan
River Rouge Park. at Warren am
Outer Drive Roads All 81 ~.
home meets will be run on III,
track.
The remaining schedule
Oct. Is. Central Michigan col
leee. Mt. Pleasant Oct. d Bowl
ing Green-Ohio Wesleyan Bowl
ing Green. Ohio; Oct. 20. McMs,
ter University. Detroit: Novomhs,
3, Baldwin Wallace collep, Ia.
troit. Nov II. UNIVERSITY NJ Ia.
ledo. Detroit; Nov. 10. UnlpcrS,,y
Of Toronto. Detroit Nov Il
NcAA. East Lansing December,
Senior AAU, Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15

boxing.
Thursday OF last week also saw
the Boston Braves assigning con-
tracts OF MICKEY LIVING
STONE and Outfelder CLINT
CONASTER to the ST. Paul Amer
lean Association club TO complete
the deal with Brooklyn for feet
footed SAM JETHOE. BOB AID
DIS OF the Montreal club was
also included in the deal. which
involved si50,000 and FIVE play
ers
Hear tell that CLARK OLD
FOX" GRIFFITH alonR with
CONNIE MACK exclaimed after
the first two World Series games.
mo, sir, never saw anything like
IT, II certainly is remarkable
They were talking about the
pitching.
Race sportswriters had hound
ed the vet owners TO hire colored
PLAYERS well over IS years ago,
but mo soap" Could be that the
gents have their eyes open. now
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15
Charles GIod Joe
Plans Comeback

SAN FRANCISCO Taking
time out from training for the
Valentino bout here Friday
night. Ezsard Charles stataed
that he was certainly glad" to
hear that Joe Louis was plan
ming . comeback.
Charles was commenting on
a report Monday that Louis
was planning to begin training
soon for a series OF l0-round
exhibition bouts with l0-ounce
gloves and with rounds Of
three minute duration. Nor
mally. heavyweight exhibition
bouts are four minute
rounds with use Of i6-ounce
gloves.
Louis stated that he was not
interested in making a come
back now He " Hying here 10
zee Charles make the second
defense Of his heav, weight
title al Cow Palace against Pat
Valentino The champ IL a
lop- sided favorite to win the
l5-round bout.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15
SEEKS TO
EVEN SCORE

Coach Davic L Holmes WAYNE
University country tea m
seeks 10 eet even for last year $
% 10 % ne by Central Michigan
this SATURDAY. as the Tartar har-
riers tourney 10 Nj Pleasant for
Their second test of the year
I, Was the Nj Pleasant team
that snapped is meet Tartar
Winning streak mere IN Detroit
last fall as they tied the Tartar
team SATURDAYS meet should be
another close contest but WsNne,
much improved Owe last wear.
should nc able to take the Chip
peWas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15
Maryland State
Raiders Maui
Sc, 80 to 0

ORANGEBURG sc. - May
land State Req Raiders, with a
passing ana running offensive
irom T-io.mation. defeated sc.
State a & NJ Bulldogs 900. chalk
nN up SIX ,ouchdowns aad farce
con, ersions IN Inc field dey spree
he 2 at Saturday.
State A e. VI fumbled the kick
of which waS recovered ov MARY
land and sol up the # \. I'D by
George Boston.
Leon Wilson, half-hece scored
on a 54-ysrd tun. CALVIN Martin,
uusfierback. scored the inird I'd
IN the second oua,ier IN an inter-
csp'ed pass with a coward run.
and Sylvester Polk nalf-back.
made he conversion on kick.
In the second half Maryland
hep, up passing attack that
finally paid OF when Geo, 20 Bos-
ton wen, over fior nc l0-vard
line on tackle.
A third quarter intercepted
pa.. was carried hN William
DsNls tackle for = I'd and Syl-
vcsier Polk kicked the conversion.
The final I'd came n the fourth
quarter on a pass ~ Theodore
Adams. quarter back. 10 Sylvester
Polk. who ran SO yards 10 goal
and Polk converted
s c. State made FIVE first downs
IN the first half and none IN the
second hall. They throw four
passes and completed iwo.'S s c.
punted defensitelv osght times
and Va Wand never puntcd dur
ing Inc game George Price and
Oscar Donaldson did the defen
sive kicking for State A 4 Nj.
william Roberts. end. and Howard
McCanis were outstanding in the
line
MARYLAND threw fifteen passes.
completed s. intercepted two and
chalked up II first downs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15
Lincoln Tips
Louisville, 1876

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.--Lin-
coin University Tigers Unbiased
crushing land and air attack
in the secchd half TO defeat an
outmsnned Louisville Municipal
eleven iI 10 in Midwestern
Confererce game here last Sat-
urday.
The Mjssourians showing in
the early part OF the game was
affected BY penalties which of
sci scoring
Donald MeNers. $50 pound
freshman quarterback from Pitts
burg. Pa. brilliantly directed the
Tigers attack on I've ground and
in the ali. He pasScd TO Richard
Booker for the first LINCOLN touch
down aftei Edsel Fletchers As
ward punt return sei-up play on
the 38-yard line. A series OF line
bucks BY Paul Sande and Wade
Campbell advanced The ball 10
the six. where Booker later
scored.
Lincoln scored ,gain in the
fourth quarter. when Fletcher re-
ceived = punt on his courtyard
line and raced 10 the Louisville
45-vard line. The Tigers con-
tinued 10 march, Meyers hi, Rudy
Dyer with a bullet pass on the
Louisville l2-ysrd line on the
second play Fletcher scored
LouiSville's only touchdown
came IN the second period as q
result Of tumble which was re-
covered on the Lincoln 30-ysrd
line. Tabor picked up first
down. and Brown later scored
on line buck.
The Tigers threatened again in
the closing minutes but time
stopped them on LouiSNille's g.
yard line. Lincoln lost a total Of
100 yards on penalties.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15

Included are EimWood. brew =
ster. Gardens. Birdhurst, Dawson
and Mt Vernon ceniers. which
Will be open from 9 = IN. 10 J. !
p m Monday through FRIDAY
The department will also op-
crate Condor. Garfield. McMich-
ael. Jefferson. Moore and Shel-
I'D intermediate school play
centers from $40 to 1890 every
evening except Saturday and
SUNDAY
EVENING CLASSES
Balch. Barstow, CLANCY. Co.
lumbar. Duffield Marry, Trow-
bridge. Psfke. Hancock. DIVER,
Mavbee. Alger Sampson and
Wingert recreation centers will
conduct activities each afternoon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15
First InterruciuI
Grid Come Set Here

The frsi interracisi football
classic OF the season TO- Detroit
will be staged here on Thank,
giving Day with Wilberio.ce Col.
lege pitted against Rio Ciands
College,
Under sponsorship of ne Cen.
trail Sports Club OF Deiloii III,
game will be held AZ Keyworh
stadium and will INCLUDE iop.
notch entertainment befvesa
halves.
The sWilberforce nine were IN.
ners4up 10 West Virginia STATE
College last year the ry,hesl
crown as Negro College Football
Champions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15

Wayne Eleven Faces
Quontico Marines

WsNnes football team. home
from its only road trip OF the
season. takes on the Quantico
Marines at the University Of De-
troit stadium Saturday. October
Is At els pm
The TaitarS face tough foe
in the Marines Last year the
Quaniico team eked out q 10
victory over WAYNE to keep alive
the Marine Winning streak which
has now reached % games
Both teams aie well supplied
with veteran PLAYERS and fans
predict one Of the best contests
Of the current season.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15

that one OF the hurlers was
named NEwCOMBE..
The N. Y. DAILY MAIL was
source for the warning by COM
MISSIONER A. B. HAPPY
CHANDLER to JACKIE ROBIN
SON about behaving himself"
The News quoted Robinson: I've
never seen such bad strikes
called. He (PLATE UMPIRE
CAL HUBBARD) actually called
a pitchout a strike" Jackie later
made a public apology.
incidentally. the WASHING
TON TIMES-HERALD reports
that a deal involving JACKIE
and the BOSTON BRAVES for
$3.50. 900 and two unnamed play
ers would be forthcoming after
the world series. The Brooklyn
office denies all reports.
Receiving laurels for their brill
lance on the gridiron have been
three race backheld men: HAZ-
LEY Of I'D. IRVING PETROSS
Of Wayne and DON COLEMAN
Of Michigan State ERNIE
JOHNSON Of UCLA won top
honors last year for scoring two
touchdowns against Stanford f.
Also getting the spotlight locally
is JAMES TUCKER, l72-pound
left halfback for Boys Town. the
eleven who will face Catholic
Central here FRIDAY night.
TUCKER has a yard gainage OF
S.lo--that means 307 yards in 80
attempts.
BOB MANN, called the best
looking end in pro football since
Don Hutson by Washington foot
ball writer's. led the National Con-
ference in pass snsrling last week
MEL GROOMES. Lions half
back. is expected 10 see plenty
action SUNDAY against the l. A,
Dons after being sidelined by
injuries suffered earlier in the
season.
Insiders on boxing claim that
the fight-of-the-week will not be
Charles and Valentino. but Kid
Gavilan and Beau Jack al Chi.
csgo Stadium Charles meets
Pat Valentino in Frisco also on
FRIDAY night. but vet observers
swear that the Gsvilsn-Jack tus-
sic will be red-hot from the hrsi
gong. They point out that the
welterwelehts are equally
matched IN class and power
while Charles should win thumbs
down.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15
Lincoln Lions Nip
Albright, l4-12

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY. Pa
The Lions Of Lincoln University
outroared the Lions Of Albright
College last Friday in = thrill
packed game that was decided in
I heclosins minutes. with = score
Of l4-i2.
The intef-racisl tilt was PLAYED
before an audience OF 1000 peo-
pie in the Albright College sta
dunn al Reading. Pa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15

Niif - ~ ~ va : 49,
But Ike ms crowned contem-
pora rs Joe LOUIS and Jsc- 2
Robinson ne too. lad 10 cope
with broad. Vet subtle challenge
saws IN sr'lclf entitled Lew
Jackson al Yale Inc current
ssue ~ Look
While Yale il cons dsre d
among me more democratic of
lsrge eastern universities. il -
not wnollv devoid Of sercrossnc-
ti,i And according 10 inc ar
rcle the coming Of the hrs' Ne
ero football PLAYER d-eN 2 few
Vell-osec a,iwaces from alumni,
students and officials
TIE isactionsrv rDmoles grew
louder wnen Jackson got elected
captain ~ the Yale football
Sousa and vas tapped last Man
Tor Ber1elil> senior honor .oci-
eiy These PIE, edent-snefternc
moves prompted some dienard
OLD Bl.es--sno New Blues too
TO nsrfurph and ~onde bv
Gao Il THIS were quite ire thing
70 DO a. New Haven.
Bu; JACKSON who hos both
3 gn Intelligence and VAIN pei
sonalliv 20 "a NTH MS talent on
fNe rttctt,n t..a4 t~a sa,,o ~.
nula rat tineo him successfully
over previous situations in life
Al Just ~ nvself.' ne decided,
snc Il has worked out we'll
LeN1s iet kless en-knce
ton running INVITES the leg n
f.reS 'h~t nave dogged nm
Srcs nien hoo DAYS Yel re
mas wed adequately up 20 MS
advance billing AZ Yale TIN s
wear Coach Herman Hickman has
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15

Sam Cipparone. sensational
sophomore kicking star for the
University OF Detroit football
team. ranks first in punting aver
ages in the Missouri Valley Con-
ference. Cipparone's II boots
for 632 yards leads the confer
ence with = 3s.a average per kick.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15


Trolans. coached this year b,
Washington. D. c. High School
their former head coach. Harry r
Jefferson left Virginia State
Tor Hampton tins summer after
IS highly successful wears with
ne Trolans During that time
JEFFERSON Who also had had
son,e great teams al Bluefeld
state College in Vest Virginia.
turned out a group 81 elevens
rhich non 100 games while
osirg Only - and wing II
Interesting TOO. viii De States
'ryirg r-fcrnaiion this year
sgairs' nc sngle-wlng system
ihev USED so long Although the
Trojan. have osi large group
- letterfrer. me, srll have such
capable operators as Kim
through Jones and RAY critien-
den A. halfback. Bob Sandidse az
fullbsck. ard John TAYLOR az
center
The Pirates have larger
group - returnees and in add
ton they NJ 20 out for revenge
a''er 1870 beating they alb
sorbed A. Petersburg last year
loss ths, started them m the
downgrade sf'er highly sue
cessiul beginning
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15

MS fingers crossed and hopes
that Lew Wlll hold together
Whether ne does o moi. con-
Guides Look. ne has been thor
ouch success Al Yale
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15

from 3 30 to $40 and evenings
$50 to 1920.
The program IS planned TO keep
Youngsters happily occupied dur
ms their tree time after school
and 10 provide interesting and
instructive hobbies and sports for
teen ayers and adults
Children may enroll for wood
craft and handicraft al the above
centers IN addition 10 group
games. tum bling and stunts,
choral groups and dramatic clubs.
The sports program Will be
centered around gym classes with
basketball. vollevbsll, badminton.
table tennis and other games for
Youngsters and adults.
GIRLS CLASSES
Girls classes viii be organized
Tor folk, ballet and tap dancing
Adult conditioning classes and
sports facilities available during
the evening hours viii be supple
mented with games. dancing. ex-
ercises. marching and drilling.
There will be self-govcrning
youth clubs for teen ayers in ev-
cry neighborhood 50 that the
youth of the community will have
plenty Of opportunity FOR dances
md iher social events
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15

Coach Frank Murra, whos
Marquette team entertarns Uni
versity Of Detroit October Is. was
probably the first college coach
to direct his team b. remote
control. As far back as 1880 he
rugged up . phone on The roof
OF the press box In Nilwauku
and directed game affairs from
there.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15
CPARKLES in
OPORTS WORLD

Joe Louis presented the annual Birth Shoom ma
ona sports award last Thursday night He was honored
national Jewish organization for his outstanding
buton American youth through his exemplary sports
manshp fair play and notable achievements in the field oil
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15
Over 15OCenters to Offer
Recreation For the Family

VII otter heaihful recreation FOR both
OF Parks Recrea
fa and Monday October II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. OCT. IS, 1919
Hampton Pirates Face
Test in Va. Troians

"A football rivalr. VII be con-
Field. October -. when
Virginia State College For the
Sylvester Hail. former Cardoza
mentor, Will be anxious 10 beat
big Jef) Jefferson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15
YuIe's Levi Jackson Spurs
Rise Of Negro in Sports

NEW lORk y LEV AIcNander JaVNSon captain o. laIe
rapidly
number Of American Negroe - achieve outstanding success IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15

Between 1913 and l945. almost
500 900 patents were granted in
the United States.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15

lrs % n'Nas IN, entei N Italy
in the ,4tn Cer,4ia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15
painful funs-
tional month
~ distress,
ounC an a


middls-sged women, for s. years. have
used Cardui. Irritable. nervous oond.-
tons que 10 irregular action OF one Of
womanT primary organs can he soothed
and claimed nv taking Cardui a. directed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15
SPECIAL!

nodic attinn Cardui acts Two Ways:
nl Help 10 lessen functional periodic
pains sllav sympathetic nervousness
md irritabieness: az Ala IN building
resistsncs when taken regular Buy
Csrdui 10 help thvsr' the monthly
Always buy
AYSk2S7H csrdui. By mama
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15
Beware Coughs
From Common Colds
That HANG ON

Cromulsion relieves promfl'l hetaus
,t goes right 10 the seat OF the roahls
10 help loosen and expeI serr laden
phlegm and aid nature 10 ,ooshs and
heal raw. tender. inhsmsd hroo,hiil
mucous membranes. Tell ,ouf draeeia
10 <Il YOU q bottle Of CfsomulNon
18th the understanding 700 must Ike
the way il quickly slIa,s the cough
OF YOU are 90 have ynNr nnnel haLA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15

laboratory control
OF Cardui assures
emcienf antieDas-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1949-03-05
Madison County
News

Rev c. c. Stevenson and his
daughter, Mrs. Willie Buck made
special trip to Gulfport to see
his daughter Mrs Mary Nelson who
has underwent a serious operation
on for goitre on her neck. They
just returned home and reported
that she was doing fine.
Mrs Lue Henderson was found
dead on her porch Tuesday, March
/. She lived on the Mannsdale place
and lived in a house by herself.
Mrs. Sallie Samuel and Mrs. May
Ella Morris went to see her and
found her dead. They reported to
the store and the law was called.
Her body was turned over to Peo-
pies Undertakers Funeral arrange
ment is not complete at this wrfs-
ing.
Mr.. Arthur Thompson was buried
al Mt Charity Friday, Feb Is. He
was the husband of Mrs. Leila
Thompson
Carolyn Lavearn Law was born
Feb. IA. 1949 and died Feb. 90 She
was buried in China Grove Gene
terry Feb. 81. Carolyn was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1949-03-05
Gatesville News

The Egypt Hill Sunday School
opened at $50 O'clock with the SUI
perintendent in charge. The lesson
was beautifully taught Demonstra-
ton was had by Brc. Leo Ayers
Remarks by Bro. o. T. Thomas and
Bro. Elree Brown.
Rev w. L. Gates of Collins, Miss.
preached at the Zion Hill M B
Church A large crowd attended
and everyone enjoyed the sermon
which was very challenging to sin
Please remember the Seven Star
Spirituals will sing at the Egypt
Hill school house March at 2.3C
o'clock. Everyone is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Brown are the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1949-03-05

Law
BeorgiaSeaton of Tongaloo, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Seaton was hit Saturday, Feb. 26.
The automobile was driven by Mr..
Joe B. Henry of Durant, Miss. He
is working for The Premium Candy
Co., of Jackson, Miss. He was on
his way to work. Georgia Seaton
suffered severe shock, a broken
right thigh, crack collar bone and
several scars about the face. She
is in the Baptist hospital
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1949-03-05
Hazlehurst News

Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Moore Sr.
proudly announce the arrival of
their second child, son, Gerald
Moore, born February 22nd. The
new arrival is being welcomed by
his brother, John H. Moore, Jr. The
baby's father is serving in the us.
Navy and is in Guam at the present
time
Hazlehurst Gossip
Willie Ray. you better get on to
frankie J. because she says that
old love will never die between
her and Charles Hill That is why
she wears his ring now and then.
Pauline, you surely know what
to do, so you had better wake up
Rose Mary and get you one before
you might become the old maid.
Joseph, certain cat said you had
better stop talking to a certain girl
in the 10th grade before he thinks
that you are a friend of hers.
Sarah Alice and Nell Christmas
sure did feel cut when they were
told not TO giggle SO much. So take
the hint, girls, because it will do
you good.
The girls in the 9th grade take
this tip boys and book don't mix.
because you all are rushing things
quite BIZ. Don't you think.
Wonder what happened to Caro-
Ign and c. l.. They have been seen
to have gone clear out of circula-
ton.
Joe Ann Moore, yo ubetter wake
up to lots that go on behind your
back if you don't already know.
You must be blind or don't care.
Wilson, we all know that the ear
Dob belongs to 10 Ann. So give it
back to her before someone gets
angry and that amt good.
Earl, take Louis Jordans advice
and don't burn the candle at both
ends.
We wonder who have the best
go with James Clarence, Nancy or
Dorene. 1t seems that Nancy has.
West Hazlehurst Gossip
Well girls and boys, what have
do you all suppose happen Sunday,
Bob carries Thelma home We won
der what Miss Wiggons got TO say.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1949-03-05

Floria B. said she wishes she
could get E. B. Wilson We all know
she can't because certain chick
has him covered.
Ruth Hi said every time the
winds blow, it cools her.
Why don't Dorothy Viguen get
her boy friend?
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1949-03-05

2roud parents of baby boy born
February 90 The baby has been
given the name Roy Jr. Both moth
er and baby are doing fine.