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UkFURklsHED

1 RM and modern Kitchen. semipvt:
bath; Lincoln Park section, ne; bus
passes DIR. s min. downtown; reas.
rent to empl, refined woman, in
Christian home; AT. s216. .,-l6
RM. AND KIT. $50 mo-, util IN,
cluded; ideal for, bachelor. 4l02
e-RM. APT, pvt. bath, utilities furn
outside entrance; $50 mo. AMMAN
A 5.RM. c. bedrms.j apt. available
immed in Manchester Gardens, Sill
shire ave. extended turn left about
100 #. past Univ. lane. Apply Apt.
3 RMS, b., $50 per mo. including
utii.; ground f.. completely pvt; F..
FEB. Ist OCCUPANCY-3 rms. and
bath in pvt residence; excel transp
prefer quiet business coupel SlOO
rHT Per w2xnsdR mo Sd; 7s.S; SlRK HOTEL, ELS $500
unrpbed aye IS eekns aPpra
for permanent occupancy. RentalsN
One living room, one bedroom, bath
and kiIchenette. $50 to $3.50 per
month. One living room, two bed
rooms two baths Sea and nont6 Kls6heng1lf THE
WINpsoR Sifh g oo e.. nc, RSc @Snaei owner rs
9"5 G ST. N.W.-9 rooms. ) baths
WssuraG1oA tse s9d 4th hREAhTY oPgs oE hfaied 1885,
1873 PRINCETON rL; NWHl hs;b- .g%1Ia GGGm'
aampsRire Rxt rsRiIie ave- ' s47.5o. RA. 4536,
APT. with kitchenette and bath, auto
mats heat ca,s en- rSa va r iarm ibs suc eoun loE
1aS5 KEARNEY ST. N.E.-2 lge
rms rms, hhaA Kit, and bath; FEB. 18th
roIi NJ ST. N.W:-Apt.' basement,
rNo It!lR RooHgg AGgl' and Apt kitchen, i semipyt.
PARK. PARK, Nd Nd" Hillside Hill 600. II
THREE ROOMS, bath, modern apts
near Thomas Circle available i'm
mediately; reasonable. Box BAR,
3sRooM, dinette, kitchen and bath;
COUPLE only, near :, walter Reed
al KooMs S3es ana hishsa sS5 ssnS no ia s55
sns nsSf fLt. nv ! rms, kit. and bath, s115:
ontario p. NV No, 4aol; sse MN
HAVE YOU a MODERN HOME for
sale in nv? J, have a beautiful
apt. in e,ev. bldg, mr.. 9Th and
Underwood SITS. NV. ia 751 -l6
2-BEDRM. APTS., in new 4-family
apt, mr.. Nichols and Alabama aves.
Sc; liv. rm., dinette; screened porch
SS1 80 per mo. plus utilities"
wear lease Box "H4-S, Star. -l6
ENTIRE 1st FLOOR, 4 large room and
bsrnt.. elec. kitchen, detached Co
l0nial; . blocks to transp.. Silver
Spring; al utilities furnished. Sl25
, Rooms, hsth; mr.. Walter Reed.
Call ia. 64"0. IL
ADULTS. ; rms. and bath, End floor;
,. pvt, entrances, screened porch
oil heat, summer cooling furn.; con-
venient transo. DU. Tl01. -16
BASEMENT APT, l room, kitchen.
bath, pvt. entrance; employed cou-
pie. 56I7 Annapolis rd.
NV, SEMlBASEMENT APT, $40;
white couple, no children, man able
to make small repairs in spare
time Box 32-G, Star.
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, in Arling-
ton; 9 bedrms., bath, liv. room.
dinette, kit. and heated sun porch;
500: no children or pets. Gil. ssO7.
BASEMENT APT. in Jewish home.
3l1 Gallatin st. NV" RA. 30lo.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

GENTLEMAN desires room and
board in pvt. home. NV. preferred
References furnished upon request.
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED, pri-
vate home with refined atmosphere
for employed mother and school ae 9
son; NV. or Arlington pref. DU
O024 Sunday, after 6 daily.
WORKING MOTHER with = girls, s
mos. and 5 yrs, wants room and
board plus day care for children
Call HI S2S4.
NAVY VET. 25. from Pittsburgh. de-
sires room, board, Catholic home;
prefer Italian family. Box @7S-R
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GOODACRE APIS

Sew f1reproof garden-type living
room, dinette, kitchen, bath, l bed
rm., $50 mo-: . bedrmS.. S91.50 in
GLIDING utilities: lge. rooms, parquet
floors, Venetian blinds. stainless
steel sink, kitchen ventilating fan.
GE refgr., laundry facilities; parking
area: conv. to schools, churches and
shopping; bus step on development;
avail. Immediately; rental office on
development. Open II to 5. S619
Piney Branch I'd, Silver Spring, Md.
COLORED-APT. UNFURN., !. rms :,
kitchen, share bath; ne. section.
TR. 1851; domestic workers pre-
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yenient l4th st. cars; en-. water
sTRICTLY KOSHER MEALS in a
Jewish home, room and board. RA.
RM. FOR 2 refined, quiet girls in
Jewish home; twin beas, y closets
liv. I'M. and phone privileges; excel
meals. VI 1926
1923 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Dble. rm.
for employed cple.; twin beds. lge.
Sssh 6Uis' prvse as9 fespns heme GO Porfh ael next
1905 KILBOURNE PL. NV, Mount
Pleasant loop-Laree dble front
room; excellent meals. HO 1874. :"
1927 10th ST. ,N:W.-Large triple
ROOM FOR RENT, nr. suitland and
Single. Hi. 1856.
1409 18th ST. NW.-Vacancies for
young ladies and gentlemen; close in;
excel. meals. MI. 2740. DU. 1857.
$500 18th ST. N.w.-Double room.
for men; excellent meals; on transp,
6s5l SO 3 9th ST. Nw.-Nlcely furn.
twin: twin-bed &c Em,; good transp,; deli
VACANCY in attractive dble. for girl;
genial surroundings CO. 1871. lie
VIC. OF WARDMAN PARK HOTEL
Good meals, bright clean rms; va
cancles for girl and vacancies foc
gentlemen. DU. 9162. -l6
NENDALL TERRACE-Warm, pleas
ant rms. for young people; excel
meals; cony. transp.. maid service,
recr. I'M. "a 1870 per mo- 1872,
liOl 18th ST. NW.-WelI-oper
residence for business people; attrac-
tive clean rooms, seIectlve menus,
switchboard l4O1 10th st.
TEAvlLLE FARM-Excellent super
yised full-tlme care for children.
oNE-HALF BLK. DUPONT CIRCLE,
1904 10Th; beautiful lst-floor front
suitable ; or 81 good home-cooked
food; home surroundings; reason
ROOM AND BOARD for mother and
| or 2 children; day care for chill
dren. Union 7549 III
1925 10th ST. N.W.-Nicely fur
nished rooms for young men, show
ers, switchboard, elevator, excellent
WANTED-Two girls to share nice
room with board, near Catholic
TTkAa (Y-A l. l. n
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COL0RED-VACANCTEs for three
nurses or employed young ladies,
in house with three Others all
privileges; good transportation. FIR.
5372
COLORED-LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
room, front; employed lady. 332
18th st. ne.
CoLORED-DoUBLE ROOM for en-
ployed couple; household privileges;
also single room for rent. AK. 4671
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ROOMS UkFURkISHED

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ige front
rm., ne. section. TR 46S1 do
mestic worker preferred.
rm. for refined employed couple, and
kit PRIVILEGES; single rm. for refined
man. Ii. 1926. lis
COLORED-2I6 1th ST. NE,
rooms to rent, use of kitchen and
CSoHL.ooRED-ll4s OATES ST. Ne
Large front room for employed
couple or > ladies: all privileges; {;
convenient bus transportation. Call
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

sUBLET compl. furn. apt, 18th to
gard: suitable 4 persons. UN; 1852.
bath; rent. Sl09.50. OR. 5346
after 1890.
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EFFICTENCY

Apt. with tile bath and small equip
ped kitchen plus ample storage
space Price only $500. Repre-
sentative on premises from . pm.
to pm daily. The Altamont, 1901
Wyoming ave. NV. Exclusive agents,
HOME REALTY CO., 1926 Pa. ave.
II Is
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CONVENTIONAL
BACHELOR

Apt. with huge livins-bedroom. tile
bath, plus ample closet and storase
space. Price only, $4,000. Repre-
to s pm. daily. The Altamont, 1901
Wyoming ave. NV Exclusive agents,
HOME REALTY CO., 1925 Pa. ave.
ia
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

NEAR QUANTICO Marine Base, g.
room apts.. sos mo-; , rooms, 500
monthly. Apply STAFFORD HOTEL.
Stafford. Va. Stafford 7-F-4. Is
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE

IN TOWN LOCATION, convenient
transp. and shoppins;. restricted,
references required; 3 large rooms,
kitchen and bath, modern; suitable
couple Telephone HO. $3.50, Apt.
AO3 10
LUXURY CORNER apartment in
downtown Northwest near 18th st:
living room, dining room, kitchen. .
bedrooms. bath and large closet.
picture windows; built-in original
features, new plumbing and lighting.
tasteful decoration; outlook onto
broad avenue. Night or holidays.
call Mrs. Marillat, CO. 5165. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER, 17l9 X st. NV,
Buy Y' FROM OWNER. lovely ce, bed
room, garden type, overlooking
Sligo Creek Parkv ay, Reduced for
quick sale, SH 1870. Is"
CONVENTIONAL
Apt with huge living room and real
fireplace. large bedroom, tile bath,
elec kitchen and dinette. Price only
$4,000 on terms. Representative on
premises from . pm. to s pm.
daily. The Altamont. 1901 Wyomirg
ave. NV. Exclusive agents, HOME
REALTY CO., 1925 Pa. ave. NV.
ia
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR uhFuR.

NFNN "IT&TS EVN. VN VTNEVN'
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK. new
lv redec.. lovely rms, bath; ga
rage, fireplace, laundry, garden: all
util.; vacant; Sll0 unfurn.; S13o
TWo-ROOM APARTMENT, furnished
or unfurnished. Call about > pm,
Sunday, RA. 37l3. 4nn7 sth st. n ".
pvt. entrance, Ice equip. kit, all
util. furn.. SOB mo. FIR. 9292.
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COOP ApTS

w O& 4AA - ~.
Colored-Buy an apartment in con-
venient ne location. modern BID.
. rms. kitchen. bath and | rm,
kitchen and bath; small down paw
m2nt. conv. terms. Call Mrs. West
with "
D. H. JOHNSON co.
RE. 5@12, MA. s296; ewes. and
Sun, Ii. 039S. Ia
Completely Decorated
possession OF these lovely
2-bedroom apts., with reception hail.
dining room, kitchen and bath;
choice location; 5-story elevator
bldg; excellent terms Of 25Ss down,
balance like rent; / blk. west OF
Conn. ave at Calf. st, 1885 Phelps
pl., NV. Apt. 33. Open 2-S pm.
Sat. and Sun.
EDWARD j. KYLE
ST. 5755. co. Oils. -16
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ROOMS FURNISHED & UhFUR.

COLONEL DOUBLE and / single
housekeeping rooms. furn. or un-
furr.. utilities furnished; for married
COUPLES only. AID. S60l.
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APTs. UhFuRNisHED (cont. y

KENILWORTH. N.E.-Pvt. 2-bedroom
apt, kit, liv nm, bath; utilities
furn. IA. $500. Eve. GE. Oo66,.
5sat vht Looh ,ncInded s4s sms noath oath
HI; ,6255, 31s 49th ave-, Capitol
Heights. Md.
NEW DUPLEX APT. for 2 adults.
Call after l, 5119 Hanna pl. s.e.
STRADFORD PLAZA APIS. new and
modern; 80 days veterans prefer
ance: ! and 2 bedroom apis. Direc-
versity lane 100 yds. Representative
on premises
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S75.
COLORED-I LARGE ROOM, / or .
employed adults, light housekeep-
CoioRHD-1s14 1of RED 1914 R. I. AVE. NV,
Apt. No. Al lge. rm. partially
furn., stove and sink: Ink; couple
only DI. 1850; Sunday. RA. 1850.
COLORED-NR. Kalorsma and Co;
lumbia rd.-Bsmt. apt: bedrm. and
kit. Also rm; for 2 girls; all privils.
DE S54S. DE. 1875.
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NV. .APTS.-ELEVATOR

NV. APTS.-ELEVATOR
New elevator. freproof construction,
in finest NV. section Of Washington,
DC, 2 blocks from finest shopping
at siio mo-: elaHio also ii sahi bedrm. apt apt
at .S125 a mo: l-2 bedrm. apt at
Sl6o a mo-; on lease to responsible
persons.
THE JENNIFER APIS.
At 1415 Tuckerman st. NV. To
reach: Drive out 10th St, 14th st.
or 18th st. to Tuckerman to building.
LONG BRANCH APIS.
New fireproof. garden type; available
Immediately; l and 2 bedrms, liv-
ing rm., dinette. kitchen and bath,
Ss0.50, and S94 per mo-, utilities
included in rent; Venetian blinds,
bi-pasSing closet doors, kitchen eX-
haust fan; resident manager on
premises. SH. 1891. 500 block
Old Bladnsburg rd.. Sill. Spring, Md,
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COLORED-GOVT.- employed couple
need apt, = rooms, kitchen and
bath furnished or unfurntshed; NV
section preferred. CO 7661 lf'
COLORED-COUPLE and school -aae
child urgently need unfurn apt or
homo Small apt will do. Call
CoLoRED MIDDLE-AGED coupls
want rooms. xii; and pvt. bath;
no basement MI 1853
COLORED VETERAN wife and 4-
willing to pay price D1. 1858.
ADULTS wish 2-bedrm.
ant Csll RA N136 or DE 111s
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

WARM, front, single room with
delicious meals; SO wkly.; con-
venient l4th ST. cars; en-. water.
DE. 1749.
KOSHER MEALS in a
Jewish home, room and board. RA
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300 r ST. N.E.-Convenient to trans
portation; with shower bath; SIS wk.
18th AND E NE.-Attrac. rm for
laundry privils. TR. 1864 --16
l6 r. /. AVE. N.E.-Large double
rm, twin beds; conven. tranSp.
pref. . rien or couple. HO. 1890.
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GEORGETOWN

Open, . to apt. house, l641 wis.
ave; Tyr. lease; l rm:, ,kitch. and
bath, 500; l rm. and bath, apt,
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LISTING SERVICE

LISTING SERVICE
We have over 100 employees seeking
houses or completely private apart
mentS under S75 per mo. We will
be glad to list your house or apart
ment mot rooms) without charge.
F'tsSe phone
TRANSIT co.
MI. 6363 weekdays, Q am.-5 pm.
Just say l want 70 list some hous-
'pg -
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Nardman Park and Shoreham vicin-
ity; Groom and bath efficiency
apartment new available; newly re-
decorated, all utilities. Sundays, .
tin Z: evenings, NO 3O53 -lS
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28
YwCA News

The Branch YWCA had it's reg.
uar Public Affairs Luncheon Tues.
day, May "a. 1t was we'll attended.
Mr. A. T. Davis, Special represent.
taive of the Fuller Product Com.
pany, was the guest speaker. He
gave a very interesting and worth.
while talk.
The Business Girls Club of the
Branch YWCA is organizing Ten
mis- club. The Tennis Club will be
their project for the summer. By
having the club, they hope to pro-
vide wholesome recreation for
themselves and others during the
entire summer They are securing
an instructor to give instructions
on how to play tennis. The business
Girls invite all young ladies inter
ested in tennis to meet with them
Monday May 80 at 600 pm at
the Branch YMCA.
The Betty c. Marine YWCA Is
a member of the Community Chest
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28
New York Con-
gresham Scores
Housing Bill
Politics"

WASHINGTON - (Atlas) =
Housing is no longer a subject
for partisan politics." Congress
man Vito Marcantonio, N. Y.
Progressive, charged in a state
ment issued to the House Com
mittee on Banking and currency
last week.
The fiery representative de-
cried those Senators and Congress
men who are using the "housing
bill for political football" He
said Everybody, including the
administration have been giving
lip service to the housing crisis,
especially around election time"
He charged that the thing that
worries almost half of the Amer
lean day and night is the fact
that it's most urgent problem is
given only one thousandeth Of
the federoal expenditure. Yves
spare billions to arm strangers
abroad, but we can hardly scrape
up few million to help find our
own war veterans decent places
to live"
Marcantonio had previously
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28
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A N b
j 0 W n
F A r IS H
S 7 r { { T
By PERCY GREENE

PARISH STREET Saturday
night Two rerent statements
came back to me wildly as i sat
reflectively enjoying my Saturday
nights and weekly repast of fish
and beer and observing the pass
fng scene, which except for the
faces of the actors, and the names
of PAGES and things have never
changed and ma never change so
Eng as we hold on to the present
ways. ends and aims of living.
The first was a comment by my
good friend, eX-sergeant d. l..
Taylor minus leg in Africa in
the late world war, who had ample
time for reflection in the hosp.
itals here and abroa while recover
ing from his younds, who much
desiring a wife though he denies
it over and over again, while OBJ
serving the antics of the young
women of the age of matrimony
from the top to the bottom Of the
educational and social scale, said
THE LAST HOPE OF A MAN FOR
INSPIRATION IS HIS WOMAN
AND 1T LOKS LIKE OUR HOPE
IS FAST FADING-The second
was one of my friends who re-
Gently opened a place of business
up on the Harlem end of the Ole
Avenue. After only a few weeks
of observing teen ages coming in
and going out of his places, he
says it scares him to even think
of what is going to happen to us
(Aunt Hagger'h Chillum's) when
the children now coming up, have
to take over-As l sat With my
fish and beer before me, but in
ever deepening reflections l found
myself saying cit can't be it fust
not be that my good friend, ex-sgt
Taylor my other good friend and
ME are only ones being bothered
with such eflections-Want TO
get scared yourself-look at the
young women and teen aged kids
their early love of drink-thei1
heap of it)-their loose tongues
their shallow minds-then think
about the future in the hands Of
the present kids, and say like ex
Sg. aylor-THE LAST HOPE OF
A MAN FOR INSPIRATION is
HIS WOMAN"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28

The Pascagoula Street Gar
den Club met Friday May 20,
1949 at the beautiful home OF
Mrs. George Halbrook. The meet
ing was presided over by the
president, Mrs. Frances Greene
and was opened with song, Il
Need Thee Every Hour" follow
ed by the Lords prayer, Dur
ing the business session plans
were made for a social which
would climas the seasons meet
ing. Mrs. J. w. Wilson was vel
coined as a new member. Other
members present were: Mrs. Va
tie Clemens, Mrs. Rosie Hands
Mrs. Elease Swayzier, Mrs
George Holbrook and Mrs. Fran
ces Greene.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28
TougaIoo yWCA
Conducts Retreat

On Sunday morning, May 10 the
Young Women's Christian Associ-
alton Of Tougaloo College held a
Retreat for it's 194S-1949 and 1850
cabinet members.
At $50 CLOCK, the group OF
seventeen young women dncludlng
their advisors and the dean of wo-
mem hiked to the camp site, a
beautiful spot less than a mile
away from te campus.
After an inspiring and effective
worship service conducted by Miss
Caroline Rice, the group entered
intellectually into the program.
Miss Essie Gee, President OF the
YWCA explained the purpose of
the retreat which, briefly was Ito
acuuaint the cabinet with the pur
pose and program objetcives of the
Y. and to make the Y calendar
for the coming year." The talks
by Miss Seanie Robinson, advisor;
Miss Annie Boyce, Dean OF wo
men; Miss Pauline Buckley, pres
ident elect; and Miss Annie Laurie
Harris, advisor all helped to full
fill the purpose of the retreat.
The young women prepared break
fast around 500 in true camp style
over an open fire, after which they
hiked to the back yard of the Ham
ilton home in the Tougaloo com
munity. Here, the 194S-49 cabinet
members discussed the RESPONSE
bility of the officers and the work
of the commission groups. The
general program of the YWCA
was then outlined. During the per
iod of relaxation which followed
the group led by Miss Henryne
Tops, advisor reviewed resource
materials.
Before adjournment, the group
voted to send as delegates to the
Regional 'Y' Conference which
will be held in Berea, KY. June
1O-17. Miss Pauline Buckley OF
Laurie a junior and 1949-5O pres
ident of the YWCA; and Miss
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28
SOCIETY

Phyllis Mills of South Bend, Ind.
a freshman; neyly eected treasure
of the Y.
The members of the retreat
were: Misses 'Essie Gee, Pauline
MERGE, Caoline Rice Fankye Mack
ey Phyllis Miss Helen Lovleess,
Enestine Holloway, Pearl Seard
Ruth Cooper RoZena Jackson, Mer.
dis Miller; the Dean of Women
Miss Annie Boyce; and the avisors:
Mrs. Harold G. Warren, and Misses
Topps, Harris and Robinson.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28
Negroes To Have
Armed Escort To
FIog Hearing

TRENTON, Ga. = (Atlas) =
An armed escort will be provided
the seven Chattanooga Negroes
when they testify here before a
special Dade County Grand Jury
which has been investigating the
flogging of the Negroes by a
mob of masked men near Hooker,
Ga. on April 2.
Judge John H. Paschall said
the Negroes will be escorted here
by highway patrolmen and fair
ly large group of interested White
persons. Trenton is about 20 miles
from Chattanooga.
Solicitor General Warren Aiken,
of the Cherokee Circuit, said he
had issued subpoenas for % per-
sons-persons said to have been
in the mob on the night of April
2.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28

ALNG THE OLD AVENUE
Attractive and young Mrs. R. w
Harrison, Jr. of Yazoo City wife
of the up and coming foung dentist
with her little son yet far away
from the age of responsibility, but
distinguished ancestry-and bear
ing the name-R w. Harrison, the
third.
WHAT THE KATS ARE SAY
ING-Up on Harlem end of the
Ole Stroll there's a good looking
waitress in a certain cafe who re.
Gently stabbed her boy friend in
the arm-They say she was telling
her friends that she's jus beginning
to realize that yhen she stabbed
him in the arm, she was stabbing
herself through the heart.
AMT THAT JES LAKA WO.
MAN-The word got over here
the other day that a young vet
eran who got drowned in the Mis-
sissippi River over at Vicksburg
is believed by some to have jump.
ed in Intentionally. His ex-wife,
who stayed married to him as long
as he stayed in the Army but
started quitting as soon a he tart
ed getting out and who i a well
known member of he working girls
Sc along the Ole Avenues said
to be-telling her friends that he
Jumped in the Mississippi about
her.
SOMETHING THAT MADE ME
LAFF-Spring has already started
bringing out those sweet young
things-in those pretty thin things
up and down the Ole Avenue
in that mixture of color that is
us-the other day as one passed
ny IHdL you Nouu hOi Sou ~
help but keep looking at one OF
the more intellectual of the Parish
TOPYGIA sure makes her easy
on the eye (Run get your encyc
lopedia, Mr.. Banks) and you all
and if you amt got one the man
to see here abouts is Mr.. M. L.
Muller-See me, / know him.
SYMPATHY FOR PAPA"
CHARLES-Wo got down here
from Chicago last week that Arth-
ur Adams, oldest son of papa"
Chas Adams who is well known
along the Ole Avenue was hit
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9 SOCIETY
sLANTs @

Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland r
Chambliss announces the engage
ment and approaching marriage
of their daughter, Sibly Elizabeth
to John Edison Moses of Newark,
N. j., The wedding will take
place in June at st. Marks Epis-
copal Church. Wedding date will
be announced later.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28
CRYSAL
SPRINGS NEWS

Mrs. Rosetta Bure of Isola,
Miss, spent two days in the
home of her mother and step
father, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Is
rael.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28

Northern democratic and So
called liberal COP Senators for
killing the anti-discrimination a.
mendment to the housing bill.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28

Mr.. William Neal, Mrs. Cora
Sperry, Lizzie Neal, Mrs. Pearlie
Moore spent last Sunday in the
home of Mrs. Sperry's mother
and sister.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28

Mr.. Cubic Banks was guest last
Friday of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Israel.
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Mrs. Francis Rogers is resting
nicely at her home after under
going an operation at the Bap-
fist Hospital recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elhue Brown had
as their Sunday guest, Mr.. and
Mrs. John TOMS Jackson of Nc
Comb, Mr.. and Mrs. Little, Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson and Hiss Will,
lis, and Mr.. Isal HAIRS.
Miss Eliza Willis, Mrs. Doris
Little, Mrs. Mamie Bell Johnson
visited Mrs. Hattie Daily recent
1y who is still on the sick list
! She is reported to be resting fine
Mrs. Donia John of Detroit
Mich, is home visiting her moth
err, brother and sister-in-law.
Mrs. Mary Adams of Detroit
Mich. is visiting in the home OF
her mother, son and daughter-in
law.
Rev. and Mrs. w. B. Amos had
as their house guest Elder P. H
Brown and brother Mr.. Jimmie
Lee Brown of Jackson.
Mrs. Almus Miller is up again
after a recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Brent
little Bette Jean Brent, Mrs
Mollie Porter and Mr.. Will Smith
of Brookhaven were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Lula Mae Parker
and mother recently.
Mrs. Matte Brown is i'll in q
Jackson Hospital.
Mr.. Quit Madison spent the
weekend in Brookhaven with re.
J latives.
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Mr.. James Crisler, Jr., has re.
turned home after spending two
weeks at Hope Well with his
Grandmother. He reported an en-
ioyable trip.
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NEWS NOTES

Mrs. Annie TORY departed this
life Thursday morning May 10Th
at her home.
Funeral services were held at
New Hope M. B. Church May 22nd
with Rev. l.. w. Williams offic-
iating.
She leaves to mourn her pass
ing six daughters, Miss Rosie
TORY, Mrs. Lille Mae Alexander,
Doll TORY, Mrs. Clara Greer,
Miss Lane TORY, Mrs. Grace
Greene. Three sons: Buddie
over the head by a friend and
killed There are no detail. He was
buried up there.