Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-02-11

Ruby Fills, Alene Walker, Mary
Lee Covington, Robert Moore, Lu-
cile Trunnell Brown and Carrie
Henderson.
The Terrell Literary Club in
vites you and your friends to its
annual Race Relations Day pro-
gram at Central NJ. E. Church, N.
Parish ST., Sunday, Feb. IL, at 4
o'clock pm.
The speaker for the program
will be Dean Martin l.. Harvey,
Southern University, Baton Rouge,
La, who is outstanding in the ed
vocational, fraternal and religious
world, and is a speaker of much
note. Your presence is desired.
Rev. j. H. Wheaton, Pastor,
Mrs. R. o. Hubert, President,
Mrs. Frances Greene, Secretary.
Mrs. Viola Summers entertained
Mrs. Helen Allen with a very
unique party in her home on w.
Pearl St., Tuesday, February Z.
Those present had a most enjoy
able time.
The Jackson College Faculty
Bridge Club was entertained in
Sampson Hall last Friday, with
Miss Helen and Mrs. Lillian Hall,
co-hostesses.
The Eigth O'Clock Canasta Club
was organized recently at the
beautiful home of Mrs. Anita
Scott. Members are Mesdames
Lucinda Ellis, Gladys Hardy, /. P.
Hunt, Sue NJ. Lervis, Johnnie B.
Middleton, Isabel Lee, Ester
Sampson, A. B. Scott, Daisy Rid
dix, R. Welch, o. Waters and NJ.
w. Woodland.
Harmonic Music Club, Inc. lid
its February meeting Wednesday,
Feb. !, in the home of Mrs. Pearl
Powell Perkins on the Whitfield
Mill Road. Co-hostesses were
Mrs. Erin Rogers and Mrs. Pearl
Perkins.
After routine matters were care
fully expedited, a patriotic pro
gram followed with the first vice
president, Mrs. G. M. Gooden, pre-
siding. The program began with
patriotic quotations by the me.n-
bers. Patriotic music was led by
Mrs. Thelma Jones. DR.. v. Ho-
ratio Henry, visiting professor at
Jackson College, was guest speak
er. Miss Edna Davis introduced
DR.. Henry, who spoke on Afro
American music. DR.. Henry used
recordings to demonstrate the diff
ferent types of African music he
discussed in his speech. His mes
sage was very informative as we'll
as enjoyable. 1t is always a
pleasure to hear DR.. Henry, who
comes from London, England. His
wealth of information and effect
i've manner of presentation always
capture the interest and attention
of his listeners.
News items were given by Mrs.
Abb Holly. Mr.. J. II. Powell,
father of Mrs. Perkins. made a
few remarks. Mr.. II. T. Pearsall,
Director of Music, Tougaloo Col
lege, was also a guest, and gave
remarks and answered some per-
tient questions by members.
Mrs. Redmond acknowledged the
presence of Miss Edna Davis, who
returned to jackson College re-
Gently from Oberlin College where
she received the Mus. NJ. degree,
and the pesence of Mrs. Theresa
Almore, who has been i'll.
A delicious salad course was
served carrying out the patriotic
motif and the Valentine season to
the eighteen members and guests
present.
Trustee Aid Board of Pearl
Street A. NJ. E. Church held an
interesting meeting Sunday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Viola
Summers, I'LL w. Pearl Street.
After a short business meeting,
social hour was enjoyed when
the hostess, assisted by her sis
ter, Mrs. Emma Cotton, served a
delicious ice course to the follow
ing members and the pastor; Miss
Hattye Rosemsn. Mrs. Thelma
Jones, Mrs. Ruby Newman, Mrs.
Velma Peyton, Mrs. Medora Reed,
Mrs. Ernestine Cypress. Mrs. Nell
Lovett, Mrs. Pearl Scott, Mrs.
Mary Gary, Mrs. Bernice Swanier,