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acknowledgements Are
Matched d. q: 3 ! i Tonight
At Key West Sports Arena
Golden Gloves
Tournament May
See Some Hard
Hitting In Bouts

The Golden Gloves Tourna-
ment at the Key West Sports
Arena, 203 Simonton street, to-
night at $3.50 will show some OF
the fastest boxers. the most ag-
gressive and hard hitting contes-
tants, that the fight fans could
see in the ring.
James Weeden. USS Wilkie,
Middleweight, will be matched
against Hank Majchrowski, Faw-
Htulant, in what people who saw
"Ski" at Noes last winter, ex-
.pect will be one lof the best goes
;of the evening. faa
H.. D. iMoreyyi VXI, feather
weight, and Allen Gosnell, Fleet
Sonar School, are a couple of
whirlwinds in the ring, who will
meet in the ninth bout, the last
on a fine card.
A couple of entertaining
youngsters will open the Golden
Gloves Tournament with a box
ing exhibition. Joe Walcott, IS,
and Bobby Ferguson, SO, will
meet in this one.
The first bout will present E..
Molina, Bantamweight, Fawtu-
liant, VS.. James Woods, Fleet So
mar School.
Other matches include:
Lonnie Wilson, MAS, middle
weight, VS.. L. E. Bridges, USS
Robinson.
James. Harvey, USS Gilmore,
Welterweight, VS.. Jim Cowart,
Key West.
L. Panvera, OpDEVSTA, light
heavyweight, VS.. PFC Mel Thorn
pson, Marine.
Donald Roth, USS Albatross,
Electromagnetic, VS.. l. Camp
bell, Medregal.
MG. L. Dzbinski, USS Robinson,
Weltereweight, VS. James Robin
son, SURASDEVDET.
H. w. Landers, USS Robinson,
welterweight, VS.. w. E. Kidd,
USS Robinson.
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LAST ROUND OF CITY
CAGE LEAGUE PLAY FOR
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW
Every Club, Except
Cleaners. Has Chance
To Win Second Half
Of Island City Loop

Basketball games scheduled for
tonight and tomorrow night al
the High School Gymnasium will
be full Of thrills as these will be
the last round of the IslaEd City
Leagues regular season.
Every club will have 'to put
out" its very best so as to win
the second half and play Bamboo
Room for the title-that is, if the
Bamboos do not clinch both
halves Of the schedule.
The race is close and every
club has a chance for first place
except Vogue Cleaners, who have
dropped out and a new club has
taken its place.
Bamboo Room plays Sonar
School tonight and the new club
tomorrow night. Pollock's Jew
els play the new club tonight and
Overseas Garage tomorrow night.
Spider Web Drive-Inn plays
the Garagemen tonight and the
Sonar School tomorrow night.
So. according 20 this lineup. all
clubs have an equal chance of
winning the half
First game tonight will get I'M
derway at Z o'clock.
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Prince Optimistic.
Over West Indian
independence

CARACAS. Venezuela, Feb. /,
-(R.-Dutc'l Queen Juliana's
husband, Prince Bernhard, is OPP
timistic about Dutch West Indian
independence. The prince is in
Venezuela now on a tour of the
Caribbean.
Newsmen asked the prince
about the aspiration of the Dutch
West Indies possessions for in
dependence. He said it is an
evolution. He expects it to be
settled satisfactorily at a confer
ence in July.
In May the Netherlands plans
to incorporate Dutch West Indian
islands into a federal union.
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1913
S0iIfish
Tops List
Entries Exceeded
Those OF Last
Year; More Expected
In Next Quarter

Judging of the winners of the
first quarter of the Island City
Fishing Tournament, sponsored
by The Key West Jaycees, took
place Monday night. Winners in
the classifications submitted are
shown below.
Hampered by weather condi-
tons. the tournament neverthe-
less has received entries in ex-
cess Of those received for the
same period last year, and it is
expected that If weather condi-
tons remain as they have for
the past few days, much larger
entries will result.
Members Of the Jaycee'S work
ING on the tournament this year,
are Manolo Lopez. chairman, as
sisted by Newell Pinder and Limo
Castro.
AMBERJACK: 60 lbs, Az" 80
Captain John West, Mae West"
Joe Shulkin, IS Helkimel street,
Bridgeport. Conn.
BARRACUDA: 81 lbs, AZ" l6''
Captain Ted Canova, Flo
Along" Arthur Porter, 1914
Burt Rd.. Detroit, Michigan.
BONITA. IA lbs, 90" 49,
Captain Albert Atwell, "Sailfish;"
Fred c. Hopman, 63l7 Madison
street. Hammond, Ind.
COBIA: 40 lbs. 4'6ls," ga
Captain Albert Atwell, "Sailfish;"
Phelps Anderson, Route No. /,
H0pkinsville. Ky.
DOLPHIN: IS lbs, a. pa
Captain Ted Canova, Flo-Along;"
Mrs. Carolyn Walden, 2ll Cen
trail Park. West N. Y, "a N. Y.
GROUPER: as lbs, 49," 49,
Captain John West, Mae West
Joe Shulkin. IS Helkimer street
Bridgeport. Conn.
JACK. CREVALLE: 20 lbs.
All" ar Captain Ted Canova
'Flo-Along:" Sam Klahr, sos
Federal. Bridgeport, Conn.
KINGFISH: 43 lbs, 40" 21"-
Captain Albert Atwell, "Sailfish;'
Ira b. Jones. Minersville, Pa.
MACkEREL.. cERO: 10 lbs.
2'8a." 49, Captain Wadsworth
De Merritt, Evelyn" Clyde Wal.
ton. Everett. Washington.
SAiLFlSH; as lbs. 7'3h," "a
Captain John West, Mae
West" p. L. Jory. Toll Vernon
Chicago, M.
SNAPPER. MUTTON: 10 lbs,
"a" 20"-captain Henry Wealth
erford. Sea Hawk" Elmer E.
Beck. AS Bowser avenue, Ches-
terville. Ind
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Field Meet Finals
Held Last Night
AT Bayview Park

Before an enthusiastic audience
of approximately 300 parents and
children, the finals in the field
meet among the Third graders of
the elementary schools of the
city, was held last night at Bay
view Park. Harris Elementary
School had a number of win
nerS.
The boys were, William Pent,
and Ralph Paloson.
The girls were Diane Jenkins,
Linda Lee Hancock and Darlene
JurczynSki.
From Poinciana, Eddie Duff
and Dona Hart. Truman Elemen-
tary, Steven Pierce and Diana
Perez. ~.
These activities are sponsored
by the Lions Club and in cooper
alton with the City Recreation
Department and the winners will
be feted at the Lions Dinner to-
morrow night at $50 p. m, at the
den.
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JR. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
FISHING TOURNAMENT
Tipping the Scales
Leading Catches To Date

catch curios for the Shedd and
New York aquariums, and were
paid five and ten cents a piece
for them. Many an afternoon it
has paid our way to the show.
Copper Lips" fish car was the
official repository for the curios,
and I've heard tell that many a
curio he has bought two and
three times.
Sweeney'S Dock was the Off
cial meeting place on Saturday
mornings for many of the old
time Conchs. They wanted their
fish fresh, and the selection was
made right out of the cars. If one
did not have the special kind
they were after, then, on to the
next.
can hear them yet as they
asked Mr.. Abbey" johnson, if
he had any yellowtail, grunts, or
snapper.
Across the way from Sweeney's
Dock was Peter Roberts, and
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First Quarter Winners Of 1sIcnd
City Fishing Tournemenf Told
BASKETBALL,
SCORES

BY The Associated Press
Stetson, 70, Tampa IS.
Tavares 40, Umatilla 6 (CO)
Winter Garden 81, Groveland
"a.
Weirsdale 48. Eustis "a.
Leesburg 81, Sanford 80.
Ocoee Al, Mount Dora 20.
Jackson 81, Landon 81.
Seville so, Lyman 40.
Macclenny So, billiard 81.
Jesuit So, Hillsborough 40.
Orlando as, Plant %.
Brewster Tech 81, st. Peters
burg Tech AZ.
Tarpon Springs A, Winter
Haven 33.
Barlow 20, Wauchula %.
Brooksville "a, Inverness rs.
Sarasota So, Arcadia Az.
Fl. Lauderdale 42, West Palm
Beach 80.
Miami Beach St.<Patricks SO,
Fl. Lauderdale Trinity Lutheran
80. 5teeet n,e
Ponce De Leon z, Lake worth
Al. .gs .aas
Miami Edison 49, Riverside
Military Academy 3S.
South Broward 48, Pompano
33.
Miami Jackson 80, Miami Tech
81.
Lake Wales 70, Sebring Is.
st. Petersburg So, Lakeland A.
Leesburg 81, Sanford 80.
Clearwater 81, Plant City At.
Avon Park %, Fort Meade %.
Bell 81, Trenton 90
Mulberry SO, Auburndale 38.
Daytona Beach Mainland 80,
Ocala %.
Daytona Beach Seebreeze Sc,
Deland SO.
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Navy Basketball
Team Goes North
For Tournament

Twelve members of the Naval
Base basketball team left at 1870
a. M, today for Paris Island, S.
G., where, on Monday they will
engage in the first game of the
Sixth Naval District Tournament
to determine if they will enter
the Atlantic Fleet championships.
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ASK KEY WESTERS
CONTINUED Prom Page One

ed funds would be withdrawn.
Chairman Fred Miller then an
pointed a temporary committee
to draw up the plan of getting
contributions. On this committee
are Father Mcconnell, Trevor
Judge Lopez, Glenn Price, Samuel
Lawrence. 1t was announced a
meeting would be held at 10 a m.
Saturday at the YMCA to formu-
late the plan.
Those who attended the meet
ing were, besides those mention
ed: Captain Carruthers, Com
mander Joseph Alexander. Re-
presenting Captain c. c. Adell.
commander of the Key West
Naval Base; County Commits
sioner Joe Allen; Gene Aheir, and
Miss Mary Baxter, program dir
ector of the YMCA, and Paul AL
bury, city recreation director.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-01
MISSOURI PULLED

aConstnuPd From PAGE One)
didn't have 20 be used at all.
Next move for the Missouri
viii be q trip TO the Navy yard
~ Portsmouth. where she will be
dry-docked and inspected. The
5000 ton battleship will have
the dock 70 herself. The Nilsson
ri's unfinished sister ship, the
Virginia. has been moved out to
make room for the Missouri.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-01
WALLS:

WALLS:
Reminiscing
How many of us remember the
Old Sweeney dock, where the
fishermen in their small sail boats
would tie up eacn day and sell
fish right out of the cars. Used to
get six grunts for dime in
those days, cleaned and hung on
a piece of sea weed. Some of the
more brazen customers would
ask to. have the fish scored
after they had been cleaned.
can remember how we
use to fish each summer to
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c0ITNTY POPULATION
SET AT 1920 BY
HEALTH DEPARTMENT


gC0ntinued Ffrfu FaEs Nils4
ting into The horse BOA tipH 3
tapped telephone
W. n. Buddy Oa.ule so
was working with Tonef ittl 81
catch the hookie slnpeihing
who slammed the wineee hai ~
made his getaway.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-01
ToNEY RECENTLY
IN KEY WEST

The injured man, 49, k.si
State Attorney General Jese
Toney, was recently 81 HIf
West checking on the heal seenf
He paid a visit o. TIE tliu1n
office. Toney did not dlscltee q
he caught or found any bsmklss
operating in this city.
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Fire Destroys Two
Spans On US. No. |

VERO BEACH, Feb. 1.-(P).-
Two spans of the Wabasso bridge
on Highway ALA over the In
dian River were destroyed by fire
Tuesday.
Traffic was rerouted over
the Vero Beach bridge.
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SHUFFLEBOARD
BaYview Park
Morning, Afternoon and Night
Daily and Sunday play.
30 NEW HOMES
CONTINUED From Page One.

Continued From Page One:
block residence for Walter Burne
at 1928 Johnson street.
Today permits were also issu-
ed to Jack Murray for general re-
pairs to his home at iii Watson
street at cost of $500, and for
the construction of an archwav
to a residence owned by Evans
Studio at 500 Southland street at
a cost of 5000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-01

Sidney ]. Perelman, of New
York, humorist, born in Brook.
lyn, as years ago.
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Sports Calendar
BASEBALL

Island City Baseball League
Municipal Stadium,
Afternoon
Each Game, z Innings
SUNDAY
1:00-Atomic Bombers VS.. Key
West Cubans.
3:00-Adams Dairy VS.. San
Carlos Saints.
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BASKETBALL
Island City Basketball League

Island City Basketball League
(High School Gym,
Night
WEDNESDAY,
7:00-Spider Web Drive-Inn VS.
Overseas Garage.
8:00-Bamboo Room VS.. Sonar
School.
900 -, Pollock's Jewels VS..
Dark Horse.
THURSDAY
7:00-Pollock's Jewels VS.. Spi-
der Web Drive-Inn.
8:00-Spider Web Drive-Inn VS..
Sonar School.
9:00-Bamboo Room VS.. CLUB
To Be Named).
GOLF
Municipal Golf Course
(Stock Island)
Daily and Sunday play.
TENNIS 3,
BaYview Park
iMorning, Afternoon and Night
Daily and Sunday play.
49,
SKATING 4.
BaYview Park
(Night)
FRIDAY
7:30 to 900 PM.
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:EN3:I'II SANDING
ISLAND CITY LEAGUE
Basketball Standings
Island City Basketball League

High School GYM
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-04-15
WIN0NA NEWS

The McLaurin School held its
Commencement exercise last week.
Mrs. V. L. Powell, primary; Mrs.
M. G. Dunn, elementary; and Mrs.
.. L. Small, grammar. The pro-
grams were great success and
were enjoyed by all attending.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Small are
the proud parents of twins, a girl
and boy, born April 9th. The
Smalls spent last year in Holly
Springs, Miss. Mr.. Small taught
in the trade school and Mrs. Bet
tye S. Small attended Rust Col
lege.
Regular monthly service was
held at the Campbell Hill M. B.
Church Sunday with the ordination
of Mr.. Dewitt Baker and Mr..
Daniel w. Dunn as Deacons. Rev.
A. L. Hill, Pastor.
Please call or send all news to
Mary G. Dunn and buy your Jack
son Advocate from w. B. Ross.
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Y. M. c. A. NEWS

We have room for a few more
members in the Canasta Glass al
the Branch YWCA. The class is
being taught by Miss Jean Mac.
Calvary, Director of Contra
YWCA. This class meets on Thurs.
days, at 700 P. NJ.
Mrs. G. A. Dean had a very beau
tiful Easter setting for the YWCA
Bible Glass on April 6. The lessor
was centered on the crucifixion
Easter Hymns were played by Mrs
A. M. Rodgers.
Ladies take some time out to at.
tend this most interesting Bible
Glass on Thursdays from 1000 tx
HOO A. NJ.
The Membership Committee o.
the Marine Branch YWCA is shap
ing plans for the Annual Member
ship Dinner to be held during Ma
tional YWCA Week, April 26, 1856
at 700 P. M. All members anc
friends are asked to check this date
on their calendar now.
The Marine Branch YWCA viii
have its Teen-age Girls Camp al
Waveland, Mississippi June $40
1850. The approximate cost is SIC
per girl for the week. We are ask.
ing all Social, Fraternal and Civic
Clubs to send at least one girl te
camp.
We Share in the Community Ches,
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Unhunlan -.
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
your Excellency and the various
Secretaries of the USA Govern
ment very often speak and write
about the adherence of your coun-
try and your people to the princi-
Piles of freedom and equality. The
ingram case is a good opportunity
to prove it.
I'VE respectfully request you to
intervene and order the release of
Mrs. Ingram and her two sons from
prison. This will be an act of ius-
tice.
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt is chair
man of this committee which is
made up of delegates from 18
countries and of course, represents
the whole assembly. The sessions
OF the Commission will probably
cover several weeks.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-04-15
TYLERT0WN
N < W S

Mrs. Beatrice Rawles of Chica-
go, visited with her mother, Mrs.
Letha Buckles for four weeks. Mrs.
Buckles fell and wrenched her
ankle. The condition was reported
very serious.
Mr. Greene Magee and Mr.. S.
Thompson were visitors wi h
Spring Hill Church of Christ Holt
ness last Sunday.
Rev. George A. Thomas, Of Jack
son preached an outstanding SER
mon on Easter at Springhill
Church.
Rev. E. E. Sparkman and Rev.
w. M. Jones, were present with
Springhill Church last Sunday
night from McComb, Mississippi.
Mr.. R. R. CHM and Mr.. Dewitt
CHM, visited in the home Of rela-
tives for the Easter weekend. They
reported pleasant trip.
Mrs. Allie Magee and daughter,
Eddie Louise Magee, were visitors
in the home of friends of Tyler
town, Monday.
Rev. M. H. Magee of Bougalusa,
La. is visiting homefolks for a few
days.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-04-15
M cC0 NJ B
N Z w S

Bishop M. r. Conci of Jackson,
Mississippi will be the guest speak
ar at Christ Temple Holiness
Church Sunday night April 6, 1850,
at $50 p. m. The public is invited
to attend.
Mr.. Myrdith Lewis, is confined at
his home on the account of illness.
de is improving very nicely.
Mrs. Garrett Moore is still shut
in on the account of illness. She
is resting nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Mcknight,
947 S. 10th Street Baton Rouge,
La, were guests of Rev. and Mrs.
H. L. Mcknight during the Easter.
Mrs. Catherine Jackson and son
of New Orleans, were weekend
guests of the Rev. Luther Jackson,
Esco Harris and Father Virgia
Johnson.
Mrs. Hillard (Richard) Woodland
of Kosciusko, Mississippi was the
weekend guest of Mrs. Willie Mae
Butler and Mrs. Annie B. Wash
ington.
Miss jamie Washington, of New
Orleans, enjoyed a lovely weekend
with her sister, Mrs. Bertha Red
field of McComb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Rance of 50
Bastogne Street, San Francisco,
California, are visiting here for a
week with their parents at Fern
wood, Mississippi. Mr.. Jake Rance,
and Mr.. Willie Smith.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-04-15
CIR YSTALL
SPRINGS NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Price. Of Chica-
go, Illinois visited in the home OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Price. They also visited Mrs. Liz
zie Neal, who is still on the sick
list. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Price motor
ed back to their home last Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Payton. visit
ed in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Price. Mr.. Price is the son-in-law
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Price.
We are sorry to say that Mrs.
Minnie Ray, of this city fell last
week and broke her arm. We are
wishing her a speedy recovery.
Mr.. George Funchess, passed a
way April 8, 1850, at the home of
his Brother and Sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Funchess. He was
a native of Crystal Springs. Ser
vices were held at Little Rock NJ.
E. Methodist Church April 6, with
the pastor Rev. j. E. Diaries, of
ficiating. Interment was in Little
Rock Cemetery.
Rev. G.. w. Tillman, was guest
speaker at Turner Chapel A, M. f.
Church Easter Morning, assisted
by Mrs. Polite Adams, Evangelist
Preacher. The service was enjoyed
by all present.
Rev. w. B. Amos, was guest
speaker at Turner Chapel A. M. E..
Church April 6. He preached a
wonderful sermon. Subject "The
goodness of God" We were graced
to have some of his members from
Mt. Calvery c. M. E. Church.
The amount Of $11.00 was rails
ed for the Missionary Society. Mrs.
Lula Jenkins, President, Mrs. J.
S. Israel, Secretary, Rev. L. Dan
bridge, Pastor.
Mrs. Fannie Brown, and Mrs.
Mary B. Cooks was carried to
Jackson last week to the bedside
of their niece, Mrs. Laura Mize,
who was operated on at the Bap-
fist Hospital.
Easter Service was held at New
Zion M. E. Church at Five o'clock,
Sunday Morning. The Easter Ser
mon was preached by the Pastor
Rev. R. H. Hammond. He brought
a wonderful message which was
enjoyed by all.
The Diamond Cox Consistory so
degree held their Easter Sunday
Service at the Hall 5 o'clock Easter
Morning. L. f. H. Brown, C. & c.
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81.

Mrs. Willie Lewis Johnson and
Mrs. Blanche Brown, spent Easter
Week in Atlanta, Georgia as guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Patton.
Mrs. Patton is the former Mrs.
Lula Mae Hopkins of Jackson.
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HAzLEHURST
N < W S

Douglas Price, Z. d. Watson,
Primo Sweeney, and Robert Pom
dexter, motored to Tougaloo Col
Ilege last Sunday where they visited
Mr.. George A. Johnson and Charles
Hill, former classmates Of theirs.
They reported a wonderful trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fernon Price, and
family motored to Natchez, last
Sunday to visit some of the his
toric places there. They also cross
ed the Huge Bridge which spans
the Mississippi River, between
INatchez, and Louisiana.
Mr.. George Albert Johnson, a
Student of Tougaloo College spent
the Easter Holidays with home
folks and reported having a Won
Iderful time.
/ Miss Jepnie V. Carr, a former
student OF Parrish High School,
was week end guest of her aunts,
Mrs. Myrtle Robinson, and Miss
Ruth Williams. Miss Carr has Just
returned from trip with the Jack
son College Choir. She reported
having wonderful trip.
Please get all news to Mrs. Cor
della B. Davenport, Reporter for
publication.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-04-15

One of the most enjoyable af-
fairs of the season was the dance
given on last Friday night at the
Blue Flame by the Greek Letter
Organizations of the city, honoring
the Southeastern Regional Confer
ence of Alpha Kappa Alpha Soro-
rity.
Equally enjoyable was the con-
ference dance honoring the dele
gates to the conference sponsored
by the three local chapters of Alpha
Kappa on Saturday night at Jack
son College.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-04-15

Mrs. Emma Clement Walker and
Mrs. Lurraine Morton of Tuskegee
Institute were among the visitors in
the city attending the Regional
Conference of Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-04-15

Mrs. Ida Mhoon Oliver, of Mem.
phis, Tennessee, was called home
on account Of the death of her
father, Attorney w. L. Mhoon OF
this city.