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HOUSES FURNISHED

near Andrews Field and Boiling
st.. Temple Hills. 10. 1898. 10'
32IO 10th ST. Me- rooms. bath,
front porch, 2 rear porches. gas
heat, screens and storm windows,
1uitp gsrage srEs 1thsr l9t
white only; vacant and ready for
immediate occupancy. Rent $125.
For appointment to inspect. phone
2. r; SAUL co. s26 10Th st. NV.
AEExANDR1A-Historica EA; lsEGi section; g.
bedrm. brick house: oil h:-w.h:;
$I25 per mo. H. A. EDGE. TIE.
DoWHiNiTowN-17th st. at Mass. ave,
9 rms, bath; Sl15. DU. 1887. 10
] BLK. from Chevy Chase Club-New,
3-bedrm. house; will rent until June.
phone MA. 04S4. 3
3-BEDROOM BRICK HOUSE, nicely
furn.; "a baths, screened porches,
recreation rm., gas heat; near
Gathsolic univ; s12b mo. BOX 14s-
cAiL9ITM MANOR. Mp.-e-rm.: det.,
brick home, gas heat! dry bsmt:'
4T' f1fsDli; 4as4 avail Sept 10; sl21 o. mo
4-Rooa COTTAGE. North Beach. /
hr,. 18th and Pa. ave. NV. S35 mo-,
$50 Wk., sl6 week ends. D1: a32l.
IA MILES FROM WASH, Arm. cot
tage. completely furn.. all modern
sired. shade trees, movers. House
Insulated. sir conditioned, garbage
saSs snM,. lEna small child. Phone OWNER
N. n1Msf 'ARL1NGToN-oct stSpi and Nov. aa COM
pletely furn.,. 3 bedrms.; excel. loc.
$150 mo. FA. 6951. 10
NEW RANCH HOUSES bedrms., den,
3 baths. 50-ft. liy-din. rm.. 3 firepls.,
rec: rm., dream kit, patio; nr. Cong
short lease; $3.50. wi. Sass. 10:
6saat; 6,a turn; arm, s hog hons;s tlrepls;;
SOUTH ARL,-Three bedrms.. tiled
bath and shower, bsmt.. yard; mr..
bus. schools. shops: $50. MI. 1905.
ONE OF LEEsBURG's FINEST his
torical homes. may be rented for 8
4o;;rl,d mo; gstsTsncss required: IAN s.
4oOs D ST. s.E.-Furnished house rouse 9
rooms, 3 bedrooms. utilities fur
couples. Open Sunday. Is. 10
NEAR BOILING FIELD-six-room
duplex turn:, for mo-, starting
ADJOINING CRESTWOoD AREA
Three-bedrm. ,,well-furn. home, 1st
BEN lHsndixs soE1 Laundry. n,h yard and porch
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NAVY COMMANDER desires az to
4-bedrm. furn. house, NV, Virginia
or Bethesda; nr. elementary schools;
excel. care assured: 2 to 3-yr. lease
Call 10. 3-6104 10
COLONEL AND WIFE desire 2-bedrm.
house, preferably with gar. and
bsmt. or storage room, in quiet
neighbborhood. Phone Victor 1868,
BRITISH LIT. COL. and wife, no chill
dren, careful tenants, require 2 to 3
bedrm. furn. house in NV, from
Oct, year. lease; Chevy Chase,
Spring Valley areas pref; about
FOREIGN SERVICE family wants to
rent nice home, unfurn.; minimum
3-bedrm., 2-bath; in GEORGETOWN
or other residential NV. section;
will take excellent care of property.
Phone co. 1900. Ext. 20S, Sunday
after 10 am. Ill
FAMILY wants 3-bedrm.
furn. house. near Arl.; will lease.
Call OIL. 67S5. 10
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HOME AND INCOME

BIOS l4th ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY. . TO 6
Det., 8 rms: bath on lst and 2nd
frs; bedrms., finished attic; ,
porches, hardwood frs, full hSmt.:
oil h.-w.h.; level lot; gar. Reduced,
owner leaving city
ROBERTS E. LATIMER, REALTOR
GE. 1870; Ewes, GE. S114.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

MOTHER, ADULT DAUGHTER. need
! or 2 bedrm. apt. furn; or partly
TWO oO SINGLE HH. GIRLS desire partially
furnished 2-bedrm. apt, in Alex
sndria. Arlington area; apt. bldg.
Nays RTsfeTred G.prcES cH S49s Siis a..,r, pI.,s
possible: vic. Capitol, Georgetown;
500. Have small, genteel dachs-
hund. FIR 500. Ext. oil. g.
MATURE COUPLE. no children. de-
Soss. s5s unfu5n or duplex IN or va OsdF sithn spf
miles of National Airport Well
trained Dachshund must be accept
prox. $70-$S5. Liberty $500, Ext.
b6441. $3.50 pm. Box 117-x Star.
YOUNG professional couple desire
/ bedroom NV apt. in apt bldg.
Prefer unfurn. downtown. SH. 071S.
sstRsy arnsSsG distEf .p osa1soT pT b.
and max. ktsahen5Ites ssa sE sRassa Rfs5 NV 'efsi0n o
TWO Ivs,r. SISTERS; bassco F. p l. employees,
i ssssSS sSS max 4: q Nj gsSs ssse $'s
THREE employed girls desire 1-bed-
room apt, NV. section. unfurn.o Gail
rKorEssioNAL kei aSss, EMpLoYE and in
valid mother; 2-bedroom unfurn.
Elevator; max. $50; refs. CO. 74ss,
70 PM all day Sat and 20: sun
ATTORNEY and wife desire 1-bedrm.
unfurn. apt in desirable NV apt.
2 EMPLOYED LADIES desire untur-
nished 1h-bedroom apartment in
preferred. Call Emerson s2O1 Sum
day and evenings; weekdays, Lib
erty 5-6700, Ext. 762l6 or 5627O.
QUIET, SETTLED cPLE. desires bed
rm;, Kit, bath; in D. c.; not over
YoTNG gu a. BGsiNEss sIsRsEi cpLE. desires ts
quiet bedrm; apt. in suburbs NV,
SINGLE GIRL-Vicinity Chevy Chase,
D. c.; references exchanged: Will
share expenses Phone OIL io oi9a'
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE wants l.
bedroom apt. with private bath, in
nice private home; IN Chevy Chase. s,s:
2 msS; aNGLisa SsGi BAcHsIoRs e; fl2os require 2
bedrm. apt or house; up to $3.50
mo. Elk. 2020. Ext. 379 or MI.
woGID Iii YOU LIKE TO RENT your
lovely home or apt. to Christian
family that will take pride in caring
for it as you would? Two or 3
bedrms., furnished or unfurnishedi
NV. section. AID. 1863. Ill.
MiDDLE-AGED COUPLE require
pleasant. small furnished apartment:
private bath. garage desirable: SH.
refined MIDDLE-AGED CouPLE.
no drinking; children, pets. desire
spacious bedrm. apt; NV, reas. close
in; would consider buying furn.; ex-
Gel. refs Phone LA. 6-5465. 10"
THREE GOVT. GIRLS desire 2-bed-
room, nicely furnished apt; NV. sec
ton. ME. 210O, Ext. 400. 10'
COMPLETELY FURNISHED 2-bed-
room apt. for 4 adults in no;w;; will
lease If necessary. GA. 9189 before
6 pm. or after 10 pm. los
YOUNG COUPLE. Just married, want
quiet 1-bedrm. unfurn. apt, non
smokers-drinkers, $4O-$45. RA. 1904.
oNE-BEDRM. FURN. APT. NV. area
preferred. Ma. 1435 or HO. 2251.
YOUNG EMPI.. CPLE. desire 1-bedrm.
apt, nicely fnrn.. by Sept. Is; incl.
ntils., NV. or s.e. section, S76 max
OR. 34S6. Saturday-Sunday. los
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING BY VET; exper. help; every
piece wrapped, insured: reas. Call
any time, MR.. COOK. Gil. 5137.
MOVING ACROSS TEE STREET OF
acrose the country: safe storage In
fPSSa1 Phons no tSVN oso4 uMfoSN SR5S eToRA1A V5s1i
co. INC est 1905
PARKS TRANSFER-Moving at your
conv., also trunks and baggage. Call
any time. AD. 1887, 10"
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CLAREMONT

COLORED-1307 COLUMBIA RID.
N.W.-New bldg.;, l apt. left: liv.
dec. Venetian blinds; all util. incl; I;
S99.50 mo. References required; l.
year lease. No children. Apply on
premises. -
CoL0RED-ONE RIM. PVT. KIT, for
employed married couple; $50 mo.
NO. 56s2' 3l9 U st. NV. 10
COLORED-457 RIDGE ST. NV,
Apt. 1--One large rm. with stove
and sink; Adults only. Inspect and
coLoRED-APT. BLDG. ennciency
unit; suit. empl. cple.; no children:
]. rm., kit. and bath. S67.6O plus
ultil. All new. Ma. 1921. 10
COLORED-NEW bsmt. apt, Q rms,
kit. and bath, suitable for settled
couple or 2 ladies. HI. 1859. 10
COLoRED-ANDALUSIA, 100 Ken
tlworth ave. n.e.-1-bedroom apt,
tnclud. liy. rm.. din. rm.. kit. and
bath: utils: includ. except phone;
$3.50: COLONIAL INVESTMENT
CO., RE $3.50 10
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ARLINGTON pELTCATEssEN

ARLINGTON DELICATESSEN
Excellent opportunity to take over a
thriving, successful, complete deli
catessen business, in one of Airing
toms leading shopping centers;
priced for immediate sale: good lease.
Call now for complete details. tai
MAGE WILCHER, INC, 1888 Wilson
blvd. IA. $4,000. Ill
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE my home at very small
expense in exchange for light duty,
no children. 4401 32nd St. Mt.
Rainier, Md. 10
HOUSE TO SHARE with couple; gen,
tile home; College Park vicinity
AP, 2lS7 III
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GEORGETOWN'S
BEST BIJY

An excellent offering at S34. $50.
3005 p st. NV. Open Sun, ! It'll g.
A spacious town house arranged for
entertaining with beautiful liv. rm.
baths and den. Call for inspection
or details. AID. O415 or DU. S6oI
JOHN LIPSCOMB CO.. MI. 060O.
10
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TOURIST CABINS AND
nrSyrY1 TTrS AYn1

TOURIST CABINS AND
RESTAURANT
located at intersection
of 2 main hwys. in nearby Va.
Cabins, trailer court and restau-
rant all doing fine business. Long
lease. Price, S21 900. Attractive
terms to reliable party. Owner
called into service and must sell
Immediately. Call
TALMAGE WILCHER, INC.
1888 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000.
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COLORED
APARTMENTS oUT-oE-ToWN

FOR RENT-Lovely. 5 rms.. bath, In
Ruskin, $50 mo-; two new brick
bungalows, Front Royal. Va: SIS
mo. 81. $3.50. TO-
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UPPER BRIGHTWOOD

spacious rms. and baths, wood
burning irepl., rec. rm., gas h. W h;
deep lot; priced under $1,000.
Cain Mr.. Chambers, Elk. 24S0;
ewes, JU. 7-755l, with
FRED A. SMITH
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TILDEN GARDENS
COLORED-CO-OP.
2100 18th ST NV

A1VU 1oUKI . . NM.
/. 2 AND 3-BEDROOM APTS.
In a modern 8-story elevator bldg
$395 DOWN
And navments from S75 monthly in
clude taxes, insurance. heat, water
ianitor service.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 2-6
BICON PROPERTIES, INC.
ST. 3440; Ewes, 81. s941. GE. 0727.
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HAWTHORN
HAWTHORN
NEW DELUXE
RAMBLERS

OPEN DAILY. 8 70 PM
These brick ramblers featuring lge.
rms, 2 and. bedrms, cleo kitchens,
full basement and gear garages, are
nearing completion; purchasers now
have the opportunity of choosing
their interior color decorations;
this is a restricted and planned
community; priced at S32 900 and
S34 600, substantial cash, excel-
lent financing on balance. Mr.,
Holmes. EN- $685.. Directions:
Conn. ave. to Chevy Chase Circle,
right on Western ave. to Send ST.,
right on 32nd st. to new ramblers.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtors
lOI5 18th st. NV MA 131Q Ill
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MT. PLEASANT
THE PALISADES"

Between Macarthur Blvd. and the
Potomac River, an attractive det.
brick home with rms; large bed
rms; tile bath level Handicapped lot;
slate roof; oil h.-w heat; many un-
usual features; in rural setting
altho 10 min. from downtown and
convenient TO Army Map Service.
Excellent financing can be arranged.
Call NE. ll43 until pm. today or
Sunday. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Paalrpr
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GEORGETOWN. 2 APTS

2 beautifully dec. 2-bedrm. apts., very
large liv.. rm. with firepl.. modern
kit. and bath, full bsmt. and attic
storage, garden, 2 separate oil fur
naces and util. meters. Possible in
come, $4,000; For appt. call AID,
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont, ,

ARLINGTON
Drive-In Restaurant
Location
With large parking area and small
building at very busy intersection
and shopping center. For informa-
ton call Mr.. Caney.
THE BRANT COMPANY
Wilson at Rhodes. IA. 4-1600
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GEORGETOWN
Open Sat-, 5 to 8 PM.
1405 9th ST

One of Georgetown's charming small
houses. Large living dining room
with fireplace, French doors opening
onto outside porch, well equipped
kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath, good
basement. small terrace; under
$4,000. Virginia Bentley, NO. 5000.
RoXana B. Doran, AID. 1912
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OWNER WILLING TO LOSE

OW NCN WILLI1VO TO LOOH
$1,000. to sell this immaculate. b
family. semidet.. brick house; 3
kitchens. 3 baths: oil heat; very
desirable Brightwood location; truly
delivered vacant. Call ewes. TU.
3l5I, BLANKEN REALTY CO., RE.
QOoQ i O
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RESTAURANT for sale by owner
located in S. Alex. new modern
equipment. Now doing $1,000 per
mo-: have 5-yr. lease. Seating ca
pacity. ~ persons; beer and wine
on sale license. Selling price.
$4,000. For inspection. call MR.
COHEN, TIE. 95O2. Ill
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OPEN SAT. T.-SUN., 1-6 PM.
Detached house in very good condi-
tion Arranged>fo families 3 rms.
kit. and bath on each fl, 2-car gar.
gas heat, lot 17S #. deep. Priced for
Mrs. Raminski, OR. 563G, with
RIGGS & CO. 10
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SHEPHERD PARK, NV.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV, MA. o345
1411 MONTAGUE ST.

III I WOIN I AOUL . I.
Just off 18th ST. a real home with
lge. liv. rm;. din, rm.. pantry. kit,
5 bedrms.. heated sleeping porch. ,
baths; ideal for large family; det.
house, on beautifully handicapped lot,
135 feet deep. Terms. Inspection
by appointment only Mrs. PrySe,
week ends. WO. 52O2 10
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-09
Y. M. c. A. News

Blueprints Of the proposed new
YMCA building have been complet
ed by Architect E. L, Malvaney.
A picture Of the new structure,
will be released to the press at an
early date.
The Lightning Dodgers upset
the highly touted All Stars, 20,
to win the YMCA Softball League
Championship. The Dodgers viii
be awarded the "Y" trophy Sep
TENDER Is at which time a BAN
quet will be given in their honor.
The YMCA Mothers Club has
on a Membership Campaign for
more mothers and ladies interested
in working with boys and young
men. Ladies interested in the ,fu-
ture of boys and young men should
contact the President, Mrs. NJ. H.
Wilson, 5-4707.
The Committee of Management
of the Parish St. Branch YMCA
met Tuesday evening at the "Y'
where the proposed Building Cam
paign was discussed. B. B. Dansby
is Chairman of the Committee of
Management.
The MONDAY Luncheon Club
swings back into action Friday at
1890 pm, after a two weeks va
cation. All members and friends
OF the club are urged to be pres
ent Friday, 1890 pm. at the "Y."
The Community Chest Campaign
will be held in October. When
you support the Chest you sup
port the YMCA and other Social
Agencies in Jackson. Be ready to
make your contribution to the
Chest when you are called on by
one of the Chest workers.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-09
Moorhead News

The Sunflower Co. S. S. and
B. t. U. Convention held it's an
nual session with the Zion Chapel
M. b. Church, PLANE, Mis-, Rev. D.
Irving of Belzoni, Miss, Pastor. 1t
was a successful meeting, more
than 500 persons being present.
Visitors included Mrs. Mile Ed
ward, Prof. p. M. Smith, Mound
Bayou, Miss; Rev. L. G. Wilcher,
Jackson, Miss; Mr.. M. C. Hill, Bel
zoni, Miss. The convention was
converted into a congress. The
following were elected: Rev. L. D..
Fields, President; Rev. w. L. Kirk
land, Vice President; Mrs. Gather
inc Matthews, Secretary; Mrs. Ber-
tina Nash, Assistant Secretary;
Mr.. r. l.. Olive, Treasurer; A.
Freeman, Dean; Mr.. l.. G. keenan,,
Director; and Mrs. Jessie Jackson,
Pianist. Mrs. Julia Mae Taylor,
Cradle Roll Department; Mrs. L.
c. Owens, Junior Department; Mrs.
E. B. Hood, intermediate Depart
ment. Ministers and Deacons
Wives: Mrs. Julia Goodson, Presi-
dent; Mrs. Beatrice Kirkland, Sec
rotary; Mrs. Nettie Fields, Treas
ufer. Song Leaders, Mrs. 2. G.
Payne, President; Mrs. L. V. Win
ston, Vice President; Mrs. NJ. E.
CASTOR, Secretary; Mrs. Henrietta
Mcdonald, Treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Benford of
Chicago were guests of Mrs. P. G..
Payne, recently.
Nj. Callie VIM of Moorhead is
visiting relatives in Chicago, I'll.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-09
CRYSTAL
SPRINGS NEWS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Seven Seals Quartet of
Jackson will render a program at
Turner's Chapel Sunday, Sept. 10,
at pm.
Mrs. Owens Rawls of New Or
leans, La, is guest visitor in the
home of her sister and brother-in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fenton Speny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Ivory, Jr.,
are the proud parents Of a baby
girl born August %, 1850. The
baby has been given the name of
Carolyn damn. Both mother and
baby are doing fine.
Little Miss Bobbie Jean Spen-
cer, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Spencer, celebrated her
10th birthday August 8, 1850.
Mrs. Annie Lee Newell has re-
turned home from New Orleans,
La, after spending a few days at
the bedside Of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Elnora Bord.
Mrs. Otea Newell departed this
life August 10, 1850, age SO years.
Funeral service was held at Good
Hope Baptist Church of which she
was member. The body was re-
turned to Brookhaven for burial.
She leaves to mourn her loss a
husband, five daughters, two sons,
80 grandchildren, ~ great grand
children, seven step children, one
sister, four brothers and a host of
relatives and friends.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-09

Mrs. Cora Chairman of Quitman.
Miss, and daughter, Lueze Porter,
were visitors with Mrs. Lucille
Hodges over the weekend.
At pm. August 20, Miss Eliz-
abeth Dean, the daughter of Mrs.
Sarah Bell and the late Mr.. Rich
mond Dean, became the lovely
bride of Mr.. William Forrest, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson For
rest. The ceremony was given at
the Tylertown First Baptist church
by Rev. l.. R. McEwen.
The decorations were green,
pink crepe myrtle and Boston fern.
The wedding music was given by
Mrs. Beatrice CHM, who was beau
tifully dressed in a formal black
sheer over satin gown.
Mrs. Flora James, sister of the
bride, offered two songs, MELODY"
and "At Dawn" Mr.. Edsel Dean,
brother of the bride, sang "Be-
cause" Mr.. Harold jefferson and
Mr. Lanford Dean lighted the tap
erS.
The attendants of the bride were
Miss Julia Mae Washington, Mrs.
Lillian MCGEE, Miss Mildred Lewis
and Mrs. Willene Dean. They were
all lovely attired in rainbow colors.
The maid of honor, Miss Lillian
Dean, sister of the bride, attired
lovely in a formal pink organdy
gown. Little William Lundy car
ried the ring in a satin vasette on
a white satin pillow. Little Sell
mon jefferson, flower girl. Mr..
Dewitt CHM served as best man,
Mr.. William Lundy, Mr.. Harold
Jefferson, Mr.. Willie Simms, and
Mr.. Lanford Dean served as ush-
ers.
The bride was lovely attired in
colonial wedding dress Of white
satin, close fitting bodise, buttoned
down the back below the waist,
long sleeves, full skirt, appliqued
terminating in a cathedral train.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-09
Ed W A R D S
N ( W S

Mr.. George w. Barker has JUS
returned home from a pleasan
visit with his daughter Perreths
M. Barker son George F. Barker
and family Of COZ E. Philadelphia
ST., Detroit, Michigan.
Mrs. Lonnie Steele of Muskegon
Michigan is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Paige.
Nh. and Mrs. Fred Payne of
Cleveland, Ohio spent their vaca-
ton with Mrs. Payne's mother
Mrs. Marian Jackson.
Rev., R. Brown, of st. Louis
Mo-, conducted a successful -
vival at st. Marks M. B. Church
pastored by Rev. L. C. Pickens OF
1923 Pittsburg st. Jackson.
The New Hope Choir also pas
tored by Rev. Pickens was present
Thursday night and conducted the
song services. We raised $685.
and called (14) candidates. The
Sunday School, Mission Society,
Usher Board and Senior Choir, en-
tertained Rev. Brown, at the home
of Bro. Tom Tucker. Refreshments
of Plate Lunches, Ice Cream and
Cake, was served.
Mrs. S. T. Eldrige of 1TS 9Th
Street, N. w. Washington, D. c.,
spent her vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Greer.
Mr.. Paul Hutton and son Ebert
Lynn spent their vacation with his
mother, Mrs. Edna Hutton. After
returning home (Chicago) Mrs.
Hutton came to visit her Uncle
and Aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Marshall.
News was received here of the
death of Mrs. Catharine Hunter in
Detroit, Michigan. Mrs. Hunter
was resident of Edwards for a
long time and better known among
the white citizens as Day Mama
as she was faithful servant fol
a number of years. Some years
ago she moved to Detroit. He
many friends regret to learn o.
her passing.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-09
SOCIETY
SLANTS

The Jackson Garden Council
held its regular meeting at the
College Park Club House Sunday,
September 3, with Mrs. M. l.
Brown, president, presiding. Mrs.
Brown asked that each chairman
outline plans her committee is I'M
dertaking, and also freely express
ideas concerning council prospect
for the fall.
The Fall Flower Show, held an
rually at the College Park Club
House, is set for October 8, ac-
cording to Mrs. F. r. Greene,
Flower Show Chairman.
Several other plans covering flu
ture programs, etc, were dis
cussed.
All Garden Clubs members are
asked to meet with the council
October / at the College Park Club
House at 5 pm.
The following were present:
Mesdames McCullin, ID. Stubs, w.
W. Blackburn, A. d. Rogers, F.
Thompson, R. Redmond, L. l.. Ro-
mans, NJ. L. Brown, N. L. Light
foot, F. R. Greene, E. A. Cotton,
l.. T. Dotson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Warren mo-
tored to Belzoni Sunday visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Nichols
and Misses Ceaser B. Anderson,
Lettie B. Cosey and Christine Tur-
ner were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emanuel Wilson Sunday.
The Golden Bell Singers rem
dered a program at Friendship NJ.
B. Church, Sunday evening.
Miss Grayce Quander, laboratory
technician in the department of
bacteriology at Howard University
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-09

Her veil was of net, ornament was
a string OF imitation pearls, bridal
bouquet white asters.
The brides mother wore black
sheer dress and corsage of white
asters.
The reception Immediately fol-
lowed the ceremony held at the
home of the bride. The dining
room table was covered with a
beautiful white lace cloth with a
three-tiered wedding cake. After
the bride and groom cut the cake
Hiss Mary B. Williams, Frances
Washington, Louise Porter and
Juanita South served punch and
cake. All were lovely attired in
floor length dresses of pastel col
ors.
After the reception the happy
couple left for honeymoon on the
Gulf Coast. For travelling the
bride chose a blue gaberdine suit.
AS the happy couple were leaving
the bride threw up her bouquet,
which was caught by her sister,
Miss Lillian Dean.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-09

School of Medicine, is house guest
of DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Britton of
129 w. Church Street.
Mrs. Matte Ramsey Brown and
husband and son Of Detroit, Mich,
are visiting their sister and broth
er-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Will
liams, of Oakley Training School.
The Browns will enroll their young
son at billiard University, New
Orleans, La, before returning
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scott and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur barbee motored
to Clarksdale, Miss, and Memphis,
Tenn, to visit relatives. Their
mother, Mrs. r. H. Beadle, who
was visiting in Clarksdale, returned
home with them.
Mrs. Hattye Wilson OF Oakley
St., has returned home after spend
ing the past several weeks in Chi
cago, H., and Detroit, Mich, visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mrs. Willie Mae Campbell of
Chicago, H., is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Robert Calhoun, on W. Pearl
Street.
Rev. and Mrs. Caral Chambliss
motored to Montgomery, Ala, to
visit their sister and brother-in-
law, Rev. and Mrs. Curry, recently.
Mrs. Curry is the former Miss
Nora Lou Chambliss.
Mrs. Luvesta Gilmore of Wood
row Wilson left the city Wednes-
day to visit her sister in New
York. While away she will stop
in Dayton, Ohio and Chicago.
Miss Frances Beale Of Meridian,
Miss, spent the weekend in jack
son visiting Mrs. Thelma Jones
Butler of Deerpark Street.
I
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-09

Last rites for Mrs. Sarah Brown
Smooth were held at Mt. Vernon
NJ. b. Church August II at 2:3G
pm. The service was conducted
by Rev. l.. V. Powell. Interment
was in the Church cemetery with
Lee Funeral Home in charge.
Survivors include her husband.
MI. w. |. Smooth, and seven chill
dren.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-09
WIN0NA NEWS

Mr.. Wyatt Moore, ]. H. Moore.
Early Moore and Mrs. Rosie Moore
aid family motored to Rising Sun.
Miss, Sunday, August 81, to their
family reunion given in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Fucker.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-09
BOLTON NEWS

The Fearn Chapel NJ. B. Church
was grateful of it's many visitors
from Chicago and Jackson and
other cities who came to witness
her great baptizing service.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-09

The Four Rose Jr., Quartet will
render a program at Good Samar-
itan Church, four miles south of
Flora, Miss, sponsored by Mrs.
Bell NJ. Anderson. Time pm.
Mr.. julius Thompson, Reporter.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-09
SU N R ALL
N { W S

The monthly meeting of the
Sunday School Union met at st.
Paul Methodist Church in Sumrall,
Miss, September 3, 1850. Eleven
Sunday Schools were present. Rev.
F. d. Smith, president. We had
grand time. Dinner was served
TO all. Amount money raised was
S128.82.