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HELP WOMEN
|SEAMSTRESS part time to alter men'i
clothing. FREDERICK MEMS WEAR

SEAMSTRESS part time to alter mems
clothing. FREDERicK MEMS WEAR
STORE. 1885 n st. NV. --16
SEAMSTRESS. exper. only. NEEDLE
MART. AID. 324I la
Observation-Disclosures industrial
org. las several secretarial openings,
chances for Advancement. call SAY
EHS. DE. 1850. -16
SECRETARY. part time; Dr.'s office;
5 afternoons q wk. Shorthand nee.
Call mornings ME. 4131. liz
SECRETARY TO Washington represen-
tatiye for construction equipment
manufacturer. Hours. S:30 am. to
8 pm. days per week. Please
SECRETARY for Investment banking
firm, Must be able to assume re-
sponsibility. Shorthand and typins
essential. Pleasanr surroundings
Salary sA y,5Ep open. 626 Woodward BIDS
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER, law
firm, good opportltnity. Age 25-40.
give details concernins aualltlca-
ions, gxpsrtence, references. Write
SEC'Y ID. STENOS. (2I. Positions
open In aviation communications
firn: 5-day week. excellent work
sk1RsqsksY iSs sS.ds sn 81! M 1900 .x..,,.;.. ss
duties diversified. pleasant surround
ings. $50 week to sJart. Call DL
7315 for appt. --13
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

wants sewing. altera-
tionS to take home; women'S and
children's clothes; also make pair
GfsT sHsfr' eoidrea dd hiehsehool sradas..
With some knowiedgs Of typins, ds..
sires work. GE. 1896. 12s
NURSE, practical, white; wishes eld-
erly patient near 14th and Newton
NV; 81 day; ref Box S7-A' ,ss star.
OFFICE MGMT. desired BY young
lady exp. in typing and public con-
tact. ia. 1884 Sundays and even eye
PRacrIcAL Inss; NURSE. colored. malis-
rant ran ri 9F Eassay msssssaTyPiss case; reliable.
pRacTicAit IA IL; 1-SsGfka SssGGfkasE uasvian,-as
yrs exp. for infants care. Cau
RHcEP4foN,sr. isti Pff5N young woman. col
sSss sSsl \ ts Rsd 14S' spd hosp. routine is Co
sECRETARY-stenosrapher: mature:
experienced; competent. part tins
eunployment. Box S5-A, star. 13s
SECRETARY - Stenographer experi-
:assa sasssns sss5ss Bos ss
sTENoGRAPHIC work at home;
briefs, manuscripts. stencils. address
ing; pick up and deliver. XII. S.6677.
STENOGRAPHERS, typists. clerks,
to fill temporary needs; hourly,
work guaranteed. Call MISS BAR.
RET, DE. 694S. --13
TYPING or general ONCE work to do
ct home; IL years experience. AP.
TYfisr desires work in own homs.
General clerical and payroll exp,
Phone WA. 1890. liz
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HELP WoMEN

CLERK-TyPIsT, attractive once, up
town, Connecticut ave-; 40 hr.. g.
day week; insurance experience de-
sired but not required; splendid op-
fuesdt OR. 5000. Ia
with some knowl.
dept. Of motion i picture Company; Company;
5-day wk., excel. working cond.
exper. helpful but not nee. Ses
Mr.. Yates, 7th floor, WARNER
BLDG. 18th and z SITS. NV.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

CHEF OR COOK, white, exper.; local
ref. to live In Georgetown house;
$500 monthly. Phone EN-. 4567.
COUPLE, maintain rental property
in California. full or part time; apt
and Day; local owners. CO. 1879,
AID. 7075, ali week.
DRUG CLERKS, experienced; good
hrs. $50 wk. to start. SUTTLAND
HI. 2974 la
TITLE CLERK. good salary. regular
hours; pleasant working conditions;
Insurance. vacation with pay and
other benefits; with large new ano
used car agency In Alex, Va. Boz
PART TINE TINE OFFICE CLERKS-
Young men or women desiring q
supplement present income by work.
ing from s pm. to 9 pm. Q few
niehts q week. and possibly all day
Saturday. Apply to Mr.. Andrews
THE HUB FURNITURE CO.. North.
east branch, 3919 Benning ru. ne
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HELP WOMEN

CLERICAL WORK, permanent posi-
ton for girl to work ewes. and Sats.
in our new Silver Spring Store. Ap-
ply Mrs. Strauss, MAJOR MASTER
PIECES. OIL 7th st. NV. Ia
CLERK-TYPIST. white, high school
graduate, permanent; 5 days; 37h-
hour week: call ST. 1922.
CLERK, to work in dry cleaning dept
in q valet shop. Apply 3217 Mt
CLERK, for ~ aviation communications
flrm, general ONCE duties, 5-day
week. Call NE. 5000. lis
CLERK for p. O. in drug store; 43:
hr. week; permanent position; all
holidays of; exper. preferred but not
necessary. 18th and Park I'd. NV.
Ia
ages IL and 80. for
filing and handling mail; 5-day
37-hour week, vacation with pay
Excellent working conditions. Apply
Tuesday. INDEMNITY INSURANCE
CO., $40 woodward BBldg., 18th and
n sts NV -l7
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HELP WOMEN
Executive Secretary

To insurance executive. Unusual op-
portunity for ambitious young lady.
between 21 and 36, with college
background; must be capable OF
composing own letters and be ac-
curate with figures, splendid open
ing for person with initiative. Call
MRS. DEENIHAN, DI. 100. ---14
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, 8 to II pm.
shift; exper. nee; excel salary,
meals furn. 1896 Conn. ave. WO,
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white. expert.
nssa snnSay, lsss ;se f SoGsg, sso pHx HxrS SlSssf
DRUG CO.. 1000 Connecticut ave
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SECRETARY

SECRETARY
Young lady Il or over, ex-
perienced stenographer, to
fill secretarial position in
local office of nationally
known manufacturer OF
communications equipment
371a hour, 5-day week. Sick
benefits: cheerful, friendly
atmosphere; salary open.
Apply to MIR. ]. A. Edner
I'LL North Capitol Street
or
Call ST. 8088
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GENERAL HOUSE WORK

GENERAL HOUSE WORK
Plain cooking. no ironing; all-electrie
Permanent job with considerate fam.
ily. k7-day Friday. and Sunday OF.
References. $50 Der wk. EN-. 1924.
G.H.W., light cooking. Other nelp
employed. emp IN Must live in. $50 week.
|G.H.w.MLisht t ~ hsSi' cooking, care miS Of
children; no laund.; live In. Can
bet, Z and 5. 10. 3-5SSS. Ia
dress; live out: 5Ss-dsy week. small
empl. family; S25 and carfare. Wo.
G:a;W,; 9aiI ~ s-dsg syos week; good references.
live in; over 25 years
OF age; reference; no cooking; $50
week. Call TU. 1896.
G.H.W., no cooking; S25 week Live
IN; small children; Silver Spring.
Must have refs. Experienced. SH.
GIRL, colored. 5-days, g.h.w., live
in, experienced; S100 month. 81.
HOUsEKEEPER. white. $3.50, de-
sired by Chevy Chase couple with
small child; attractive front rm..
with pvt. bath and closet In 1-story
rambler; automatic washing ma
chine, dishwasher and ironer; lib
HOUSEKEEPER-CO white
lady not over SO, must be able to
drive car, live In; good salary. EM.
LAUNDREss for Tuesday ironing,
Call Mrs. Charles. Ia. 1909.
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: HELP WOMEN

WOMAN, colored. chefs helper
Short-order exper.; uniforms. meal.
furn.; no night or Sun. DI. 4120
WOMAN. amiable, settled. responsi-
Experienced desired but will consider
person seeking permanent connec-
tion and able to work split day and
evening hours. 6-day 40-hour week
Employe benefits. Apply to doorman
at LOEW'S PALACE THEATER fol
irfaHuiauu
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PART-TIME SALES WORK

PART-TIME SALES WORK
GIRLS. WOMEN, AGE 23-40
We have afternoon. evening
and Sunday schedules from
which to choose. Experience
helpful but not required. We
train you Excellent hourly
rate. Come in from 9 am. to
4 pm. and see the manager
about these part-time posi-
tions
Russell Slower Candies
1343 F st. NV.
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CASHIER, white, for auto laundry;
some knowledge Of cashierfng and
payroll exper. preferred; wages $50
wk. Apply SOUTHWEST REALTY
CO., 627 4th st. s.w. liz
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SALESLADIEs
AGES 19 to 40

Several permanent positions open in
fine hotel cigar and newsstands.
Experience not necessary as we will
train you. Applicants must be
dependable, neat and courteous.
Apply In person to Miss Frank at
newsstand in lobby OF WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL. between 8 am. and
$3.50 pm. No phone calls.
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2o-YouNG woMEN-20

GIRLS
20-YOUNG WOMEN-20
Worlds largest slenderizing chain
needs 20 young women. ages Is to
25, to be trained rs salon techni-
clans. Must be high school gradu-
&tes. Starting salary S175 mo.
while training. Regular increases
when quaiified with monthly bonus.
Excellent opportunity for neat at
tractive. inteiligent young girls to
work, In pleasant surroundings at an
interesting different Job that Is fun.
See Personnel Director. SILOOETTE
SALON, RIM. AS, Kass bldg, I'll
14th st. NV. II to l and Q 70 5.
LADIES, az, AVON openings now!
Earn S150 before Christmas In spare
hours. RE. 0795. IA
WOMAN for finishing dept. photo
graphic studio. See Mr. zanoff,
HARRIS g. EWING. 1918 r st. NV,
Is
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
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I'VE IN-S1OO MO

NURSE, hive in; full care 8 children,
Other help employed. $50 wk. WI
PRSCTrCAL NURSE, take care Of
widow, semi-invalid, light house.
keeping, live In; not over 65. Can
Ii, 3-6953. Ia
ELDERLY WOMAN to live In, care Of
child 2 yrs. old, Inv, SO per
wk, with rm. and board. 55S
14th st. Sc, Apt. 2. Ia
WOMAN, white, room and board ana
spending money in exchange for
care Of 21a-year-old girl; "a dny,
al. Sundays and holidays OF. 1865
Columbia I'd. NV, Apt. LIB. Is
WHITE WOMAN to live IN and help
with housework and care Of invalid
husband. Two in family. Phone
Emerson 1862 evenings or mornings
before 11:30. Ia
YOUNG WOMAN, to care for children.
8 and 8, some g.h.w.; live in, private
room, VI. 6160.
C0LORED WOMAN, live In, care for
2 children. VI. 5067. -13
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MATTRESSES

MATTRESSES
GUARANTEED $40 WK.
PLUS MEALS q UNIFORMS FURN.
FULL TIME POSITION
DAY OR NIGHT
Several new shoppes Spening soon.
Perm. position. pleasant working
conditions, vacations with pay. sick
leave. group insurance benefits. en-
pioye purchase discounts. training
for promotions. Apply at any
HOT SHOPPES
Or Employment Office, 1724 II St.
NV. No. phone calls. la
GIRLS, we will train you as MGR
posting machine operators or sales
girls. Full pay while learning. Joe
Tash. NEW YORK JEWELRY. T19
7th st. NV. -19
GIRLS, full or part time work to put
en- advertising campatgn for super
/ gasoline station; 81 80 hourly guar
ARglg MaMr Ne sEpSfeg SEeRer ak z ist p pLox e. d
r. o. Building. 9 to IL. 1 to 4.
Tuesday only. No charge for the
above position. No phone calls.
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TELEPHONE WORK, 4O-hr., 5-das
week. no night work; clear voics
and legible handwriting required
No experience necessary. viii train
Opportunity for Handicapped per.
son. Call ST. 1922 Tuesday, Ia
TYPIST, perm, for small office; var.
led duties; liberal vacation. Civ
age. salary. telephone number. Boy
70-V. Star. -12
TYPIST, pleasant working conditions;
conditioned office; 5-day week
ne. section. Call HO. $500 for ap-
pointment, MR.. SMATHERS. IL
TYPISTj age 1886; type at least
DO. words per min. Accuracy essen.
tial; position with expanding organi-
zation. extending all modern EN-
pioye benefits. Excel. salary fol
qualified person. Call ME. 59ii.
TYPIST, interesting work, t40-hr. wk
Opportunity with growing firm
3322 Tuesday 10
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WAITRESS. white, for non-tippine
pvt. club. Luncheon and dinner
Apply in person to the Steward be-
tween 10 and IL am. 1901 Mass.
ave. NV. ia
WAITRESS; over 21, good tips. Apply
JADE BOWL RESTAURANT, 101S
Vermont ave. NV. -13
WAITRESS. white, expert, day work.
good wages and meals. Sun. Of
Apply 51s F St, NV. l2s
or might work. Apply RECTORS
RESTAURANT, 1345 Conn. ave.
MATTRESSES. white, good wages,
tips: meals and uniforms furnished
MAGRUDER'S RETAURANT. 2051
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. la
MATTRESSES, salary and good tips;
apply in person ready for work.
CAsABLANcA CAFE. 421 11th St
MATTRESSES co, experienced. Ap.
ply CHERRY BLOSSOM RESTAu-
! RAET, gI2 14th tl,ry s; NV: NV. Ia
and fast. good job. Apply. at tn.
WHEEL BAR. 3SI7 Bladensburg I'd
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STENO-TYPIST
pAPT TTME

hours, for retail liquor store;
good salary. excel. working conds.
Apply In person, from 10 am. to
8 pm. daily. 2446 18th st. NV.
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OPERATOR for
beauty salon: 5-day week; expert
enced; good salary; permanent,
EMILE, 1871 Conn. ave. DI. $500.
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GENERAL CLERICAL
For general ofIice work, .5-day, 40.
hour week; pleasant working condi.
tions. good pay. Apply
Peoples Drug Stores
Employment once. n p st. NE.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-03

leetive Service was doing "splen-
did job" in delivering men and!
that only a few cases of "rowdi-
ness" had come ABOUT.
The Colonel added, "Our work
for 1851 is being doubled, and we
keep the men only two days I'M
most instances; therefore, all of
the time must be spent in process
ing. | have instructed the men
that operate the Induction Station
TO treat all inductees as gentle
men and to process each as fast
as possible. To do this we must
have the cooperation of all con-
cerned."
Under the Selective Service Law
anyone who is delinquent may be
indicted Immediately; therefore,
person who reports in a manner
which would prevent processing
would be subject to immediate in
duction.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-03
VA N CLEv <
n ( W S

Mrs. Hester Burke visited re-
Gently in Pascagoula, Miss, on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Farley and
Betty spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Wells and chill
dren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shaw, Mr..
and Mrs. Cleophus Burney and
children motored to Alabama to
visit their brother and uncle Sun
day.
Visitors from Biloxi, Moss Point
and New Light Church enjoyed
a spiritual program at the Tri-
umphant Church Sunday night.
The Silver Lilly Singers of Mobile,
Ala, sang.
A birthday supper was given
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Burney Wednesday night in honor
Of Mr.. Ben Burney and his son,
Benny. Those enjoying the supper
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burney
and family.
Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Flowers
and Mrs. D. Reed, visited friends
here Friday night.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-03
Y. W. c. A. News

The Y-Dames' Basketball Clut
met at the YWCA on Thursday
January 25. Those who reported
for practice were: Mrs. Ola Mae
Brown, Beatrice Cage, Fannie
Chapman, Maggie Hayes, Sophie
Wallace and Lois Wilson. Our
schedules open for engagements.
All young women who are in
terested in being a member of the
YWCA Chorus please meet at the
YWCA Branch on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 6, at 6 pm.
There will be a special meeting
Of all employed women at the
Branch YWCA on Monday, Feb
ruary 5, at 5 pm. This is very
important meeting so please be
present.
The Committee of MANAGEMENT
Of the Marine YWCA will meet
Tuesday, February 6, at 5:15 pm.
All members are urged to be pres
ent.
The YWCA is Community
Chest Agency.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-03
Draftees Warned
To Report In Sober
Condition For


Mississippians who have been
called by the Seiective Service to
Jackson for a pre-induction ex-
animation are warned to report in
a sober and well-behaved manner.
Colonel Stuart C. Macdonald,
chief of the Mississippi Military
District, which is in charge of the
Armed Forces Induction Station
in Jackson, has stated that men
who report for draft physicals in
an intoxicated condition will he
turned over to the local law Of
ficials.
Colonel Macdonald said the Sc
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-03
ROXIE NEWS

A thrilling basketball game was
witnessed by fans of Roxie, Mis-
sissippi, when the we'll coached
teams of Amite Co. Training
School of Gloster, Miss, clashed
with the Basketeers of Mr.. Olive
High School of Roxie, Miss, We'd
nesday, January "a, 1851.
The girls sextet of Mt. Olive
defeated the Gloster girls 1917
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-03
CRYSTAL
SPRINGS News
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The w. S. C. S. of New Zion
Church Circle No. 1 met in the
home of Mrs. Evans Matthews,
Sunday, January %.
The meeting was very inspiring.
Fifteen women and the pastor were
present. A delicious plate lunch
was served by the hostess. On
each plate was card. This card
carried an odd number and the
member with the odd number will
entertain the group on the second
Sunday in February. We urge all
women able to attend this meeting.
Mrs. Allea Lewis, President.
Mrs. Claudia Streets, of Detroit,
Michigan is visiting her mother-in-
law, Mrs. Lucille Streets. She re-
ported having wonderful time.
The funeral Of Mrs. Eula Davis
was held Sunday, Jan. Fl. 1851 with
the Pastor Rev. N. w. Ross in
charge. She will be missed by both
races. She was loved by everyone
who knew her. She leaves to mourn
her passing, her husband, one
bother, three sisters, and host of
relatives and friends.
The funeral Of Mr.. Walter
Adams was held January 25. 1851
with Rev. J. M. Mcqueen in charge.
He leaves to mourn his passing, a
wife, 5 children, father, / sister
and host of relatives and friends.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-03
BETHLEHEM
CENTER NEWS

Each Monday afternoon, from
three until five o'clock, you will
find a very lively group of women
in the Adult Sewing Class. This
class is free and open to all women
who are interested in any type of
sewing. Come on, ladies', let's learn
to sew! Mrs. Lily Bell King, Spon-
sor. Mrs. Annie Thomas, Co-Spon-
sor.
The Parents Of the Kindergar-
den children had very successful
meeting Wednesday night. They are
looking forward to the first of
February when their children will
begin getting hot MONDAY meals.
All Sunday School teachers and
members of any church who are
interested in Bible Study are in
vited to come to the Center on
Wednesday,, February 7th., at TOO
p. m.
Another activity to be started
soon at the Center is a class in
Ceramics. Any person who is in
terested in molding and baking
pottery may call by the Center and
find out more about it.
The Travellers Club, made up
of intermediate-age girls, is about
to climax very interesting study
of Japan with Japanese party on
Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
The next study will be of Africa.
Miss Rachel Simpson, a student at
Millsaps College, assists the spon-
sor with this group.
Monday evening at the Center
was date night for the Charming
Damsels and their escorts. There
were six tables of Whist players;
dancing was also enjoyed Hot
| spiced tea and cookies were served.
These young ladies will also work
in the Mile of Dimes Drive on Fri
day afternoon, under the supervis-
ion of Mrs. Carrie Shepherd.
The Brownies are engaged in an
extra activity, a Rhythm Band
which is sponsored by Mrs. Allie
Payne of Jackson College. Miss
Dorothy Robinson is the Brownie
leader. Miss Payne is also working
with the Choral group.
! Other students from Jackson
College who are working at the
/ Center with various activities are:
Mrs. Meredith Donald and Miss
Bessie Marshall = Playground
Miss Katie Currie = Art; Miss
Nora Morgan - Folk Dancing.
The Junior and Senior Home
makers are still. striving hard to
be modern homemakers. They have
made for their homes such things
as figurines, hostess bottle hold
ers, pot holders, hand painted and
framed pictures, and other novel
ties. Last week they made oat meal
cookies and served hot chocolate;
this week candy was made. This
group is assisted by Mrs. ALLAH
jefferson and Miss. Katie Curry
from Jackson College and Misses
Lillian Rawls and Myrene Punshon
students from Millsaps College.
The Sewing Glass has for its
project for January and February
the making Of aprons and skirts
This class is being ably assisted
by Miss Nora Morgan and Mrs
Allah jefferson from Jackson Col.
lege.
The Girls Basketball team is
really on its way, with Miss Joar
Wilson, a Millsaps student, as
sponsor.
The Story Hour group is also
growing under the leadership Of
Miss Mary Kathryn Mcneil, a stu
dent at Belhaven College.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-03

The Garden Council will meet
February s, 1851 at the home Of
Mrs. Fannye Thompson 1916 w.
Pascagoula at 500 p. m. The presi-
dent Mrs. NJ. L. Brown urge all
Garden Club members to be pres
ent at this meeting to complete
plans for the tea to be sponsored
by the Council in the future and
discuss plans for the Early Spring
Flower Show.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-03

The Glee Club met in the lounge
of the Nurses residence on Monday
night January 20 for the purpose
of selecting songs for the Easter
Program, and for general re-
hearsal.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-03
LINESOF
BAPTIST
HOSPITAL
BY H. MARSHALL

Nurses Dorothy Stingley and
Beatrice Bryant were the guest Of
James Harrison and Horace Jones
of Tougaloo College for the March
Of Dimes" Social affair, Saturday
night, January 81, 1851.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-03
Winters.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hunter are
the proud parents Of a baby boy.
Mrs. Hunter is a member of the
Green's Annex Staff and Clinical
Instructor for students Of Green's
Annex.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-03

Mr.. W. E, Ammons, assistant
leader of Negro Mems Work in
Agriculture Extension Service left
the city Monday for Cornell Uni
versity Olhaca, New York to study
for several months.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-03
CAR 7 H AGE
N { w S

Rev. and Mrs. B. D. Rushing are
happy to announce the addition TO
their family, little B. d. Rushing,
Jr.
We are happy to know that Miss
Annie Ruth Rushing is one Of the
All State Winners in Gardening.
Prize given her $500.
The Pilgrim Rest White Socks
Basketball team played the Leake
County Agriculture Ora ANN r
school in the Pilgrim Rest Gym.
Scores were 9-12 in favor of the
White Socks.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Lee and Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Early and family
of Ludlow, Miss, visited their
brother Mr.. John w. Leflore and
family Sunday JAN, 81. Mrs. Lee
is member of the faculty of Green
Lee Consolidated School.
The Pilgrim Rest p. T. A. met
Monday night Jan. %. About IS
per cent of the members were
present. They recently planned a
full years program and have al
ready begun work on it.
Group of the Leake Co. Teach
ers Association held their third
work shop at the Wesley Chapel
High School, Prof. O. E. Jordan
Superintendent, Mrs. M. H. Rush
in, Supervisor, Mrs. O. L. Gilmore
gave a helpful demonstration on
reading. Mrs. O. Kirkland gave a
demonstration on making and
using teachers material.
The Eighth Grade District Elk
animation will be held at Pilgrim
Rest School. Mrs. Rushing said the
time will be March 10.
The District Achievement Day
will be held at Harmony Vocation
High School Prof. C. R. Murphy
Principal.
The Jeans teachers are reporting
this work is yet improving.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-03

ings. Remember the date, Feb. Ia;
place, Miller Memorial Center.
Audrey Kress, Reporter
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-03
SOCIETY
SLANTS

The Tea sponsored by. the Love-
ly Danes Club for February II,
has been postponed until late
spring.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-03

Immediately following adjourn
ment refreshments were served by
the householder, Mrs. Beatrice
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-03
Art Glasses
10 Begin AT
Y. w. c. A.

These classes will include draw
ing actual models, oil painting, wa
ter color scenes of still-life, also
sign painting.
A capable Instructor, who is a
graduate of "The Art Institute of
Pittsburgh, will be on hand to
give you good course in Art. The
classes are open to children and
adults.
We can only accommodate about
twenty people, so enroll now if you
are interested by coming by the
YWCA or calling 2-0970.